davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-02-27
HEKsEY'S
DhGUERRE0TYPE GALLERY,
state Street,
NfnN7rDFI IED WE'D Mont,


rCf 81 DOOR E.s from Branch bridge Ov ELLIS VII
DER 4. O : sTURE-LA
fINHF proprietor these would fespeciiul, inform
the public, thai he h4s stei, bought the DAGUER
EEOTNE @ AbLEkY at lils place, where respectfully
sohc the patfonge Of the fuhic. From hong experience
fbe business, h.tng awaited Inns II uf all The latest
10 Tie together wih German la
stfument, he 'tei- cunhat Of rcu Pictures 'uprof
he country, aud tquti The iatac cities.
Those VITO iaee been Hpu-rd lay worthless pruduc
Non, uvtcd to cai aud have them fsnaced by good
A su3sianrti know lrdg ul All will he impaired
these who have The ssfi and inclination 10 acquire it,
fcuros taken at ihi- e-ttNIshuut siiLnut feglrd to
weaih' aud neatly m Pms, i.ucke Bracelets, and
tumutnn Eases.
aysHli-iseiitn given 'r 90 eAage will he made. i5is
SeamStresses Wanted.
Two or tlinr goud patience hands wanted Immediate
b too iaiDrog b1suess, by :. COCHRAN.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-02-27
Seamstresses wanted.
BOSTON
BOSTON
DAILY JOURNAL.
gOilllng Edition.

MORN lfs Edition.
'I'uE rrorre'ors OF te BOSTON rAILY JOURNAL
coanicuc,d $40 I-su. of Mefnua Ednion ui thoir
per uu he Gst or n ls5i ,snch q. circulated oa the
CASH PLAN,
tHc ratu 81
Two Gcnfs per Copy.
SIX DOLL Ak~ year tosulscrhfrs BY ,ia. The Dai
Jlun contains raine matter than Any other paper
. % Boz ton. rtca sNiti.u BE- the
LATEST NEWS TsN uAsLS AND
EELtss GRAPH,
10 the Jnns News fall shipping
ouit < the siccs otd, ION ecod of all Buincss
irins actions cot the d, aH amount Of Msrellsue
Kca it's thr OF rropi,eors make
ih- J'U URN Ai.esry WY the suplo,i oi int H.
gent readins aud husiars. Puil.c.
As,uls aad Nrs.nisn ne lines Of he different Rail
ding foin B1-ton, viii be- supplied tb flefms.
sLEtrEh q kDb6bNs,
Jaut1ai NuIHin-, Il Site 1tlett, Boston.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-02-27
Is ihn greet remedy Tor
G O \ > u NJ Z L 10 N.

Asthma uf very ge Liver Complaints, bronchitis, r-
ha' nza, oush-, Colds, Bleeding oi tine Lungs.
Shaf.nes- u Braih. Pam. add Nsakress
ihu saie, hrea-i nal all
,ahtrdi.crs+s Of the
PNLNuN Wy ORGANS
Frua The CtuoiDHst ID ly Times.
We would a reade ho laiun'g under an
uh.ci # the lungs aks d. col this ult
ernt isdi, thr must ntclgehi aui tespeciabiv
ftmes at our cay have adopted asa ttFuc "a iiy med
cihe, and persons pIedisiusrd 20 Gnu uion, wlu nave
u.td a. .htak in an h gAest terms ui as rheiuneN-
l.ifUk WELL. TO 'iiiE MARK 90 I ia GENUINE
IAe genuine Ba.aai pa "a houiss, Wth iho words
"Df Nt-tl's bal-.m OF Wild chem, RATA, piawn Ia
the giass-ench bottle bearing labe the pn, vim The
sisu tue ~ II, WISH Ar M D.
for safe by Re heli nd Granns lionip ie 5. X. Co
ins no., ffrueh NJ Nalkei, bufei r. q. q. FTtneh,
fuint Co. hurer nvwiss, ~ shlnstOa, Dickinson ana
f. u.lrr. t'b lsra.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-02-27
Young Mems Institute,

4 FREE IL TUtE wh DE dr.irrfri be fore the Insti-
y t"tr,at ihr IENPtGAND % vile Wednesday even
inr, Feb 20, az u'sort, 10y nucf.J SPALDlNG.
Inc attendance vi ctiizeps rpaNtiusy rrqurscd
4 g. S.fr
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-02-27

STORRs & LANGDON eie now frcriUng
- 1000 'hs PRIME Nnuhera $ iinian,
80 Sncss Liverpool salt
40 fu-h. Rock do
100 T.. 4. do
February Is Is
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-02-27

Florence, ala. Gar.
o. 1t is computed that five thousand persons
have persisted, the past season, on the overland
Iouts TO California.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1851-12-16
For lie Standard
LINES


vail meets our ears, Ills wall Of despair
And we shudder, thoughts Of deep anguish aise
weqsial as with fear, when the demo. s, f, prayer.
Has invoked with foul cursng the wrath Of e skies
man, once created in the image of God. H
a.. And perfect and pure as the new,ialen snow,
Is seen with staeger to bend meath the rod,e
= Which the curse of Iuemperance plants on his brow
He Is bound by demon, who is reckless life;
AWho degltts tarfic in souls by the scorer
The abeuor Of crimes. and the lover sf strife
And thousands his victims, yet asking for more.
4 Poor.vi of habits, how strong is the chaini 9
,s This demon Of rum has entwnel round J,y heart7
This soal-killing habit will lead the again. oaslIl
To that altar where hope will forever depart. .sJ
Yea. hope has departed, thy prospects blighied
e And will peace lend to thee her sweet charms
For runs reckless ribate Thy soul has benighied
-la Aud demons now chuekle while grasping Thy FORM
yaohinorta why is ii that thou sever.
Those chains Of ntemperance bound round thy soul?
Oh break those strong bands which will
While waves Of deep sorrow will over thee roll.
Yes Danish forever, this bane OF mankind
This essence Of death, proud dissecter of lives,
And seek in its place generous friend, ,eoiE
Who deal in those charms which Temp'rane gives.
Jonesvile. Dec. 1851. frl.lrrH
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1851-12-16


o. The Nexi Congress will not be def.
cieui ia co!ols, BY a casual glance at the lis,
of memsers we noticed that there will be Gray
Green and Brown. aud a smart ,spriukIiog OF
Wine. - ,s.,. 81. ~. t.,.-a..a 49,.
Aslo buildings. Kentucky contributes w ood
Stone. Clay, aud Mason. a4-..-s aAi 10 tltr
Various rursuils are represented--a Miller.
Fowler. Taylor, Ha'pe, Hun'er. Carter, Full
iei; Chapdle,; and Miuer. The Senals has It's
Copper, 'uiih, Mner. Huoio,. anj Masoo.s
New York furnishes Books, Wells, and
SNOW, add New Hampshire, Hale \. /, +,
W:th regard 10 drlukables. Virginia givos MS
Meade, and Missouri sends MS Porter. As Ia
edibes. New York contributes a Fish. and
Iowa Honn. - . ~. - s....t
For music we have Two Bells and Camp
he'll; apd, although The members are to ,epre.
sent sovereigns. in III: Senate viii be found
Kng, and ~ the House Two Klpgs. aud a Nc
Queen, in addition 10 Genlry aud Gay-lord.--
There is siiaLge mixture, for Tennessee,
throws IN a Savage. aud Nodh Catoipa 40
Outlaw in the House and Badger in the
Senate.
There are different kinds of men viz: Man.
gun, Chapm o, Horace Mann, Penninsn
Rodman NJ. P,ice and Clingman. ssr
The Senate uumbers among iIs members
Mo'ehead and Fuo,. perhaps two Foots; he.
QUO from Ve'mpn', the other from Mississippi
These an,ong he .cliaracierisuos Of the
next Congress as to nsmes- Repub ac.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1851-12-16
Meaning Of Terms ON Red River.

On Red River. aud also 10 many parts oi
Texas. andthe upper parishes ot aLouisiana, s
differed understanding of terms prevails to
that Obtained in many of the older STATES. -
For insiance, an Red River and he pats nd
jacenr the following, according 70 The e KEN
pii6c siions are correct defini,inns ffFF aa fif
Principal Occupation --Ddnk,oe, borse swap-
piog, iiorseracng. ccck'6ghtng. a6G gsmb
liog. .aefstlaruE lEa4 the1aGe 20 thtiia~e
Psi.eipai AI'rsduction, ---Blacklscs. eongcs
'reiiesef, topers hoi e-lbieses, and fever and
a2ucgl in 4aH7a VI So eftae eH et utno1a
rrs LG,o Pistols. bowie knives. and doubIe-
bnrelled shotguns. .ena9sHpu ta> ipt 3
rd EgHity.- for private injuries
For public-~ hrpiog tar aed Feathers rail.
riding, and expeditions hanging, without bene-
NJ al ciergy4a haiHssszs e8 Utu teattFr
OGcers Of Justice.-Al owners of deadly
iSociui Duties To steal your neirhbor's
com aud other 'ixens' if he has any, ard Then
assist him To kill anoiher neigibor FOR the
theit.-t Camden (Als.) Rep" -Afr' st 81
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1851-12-16


makes passage s(so m an o cellar to the river -
In this passage u baves slwny ys KEEP, a. csnoe
not knowing what migh happen, ms the lodi
ans are So solircacherous. Our only hope now. II
To escape by this PASSAGE, 81 .ins.teTy. sf
- L'iIiogiihe small trap door which led 10. ht
cellar, Delcroix decenoed; bat Rate had faint
ed and Gravier caught her in his arms. and FOL
lowed her father with mingled feelio O Of hope
fear and anxict y. 1sg s..4l1 tiIf dltaH ,e1uf
= 10 - moment. the bushes ~hicb concealed
the mouth of the. passage esae re carefully aside
and The canoe was dragged from The cave, and
soon rocked gently upon the waters. sGrayieI
stepped in, ~:,h his precious charge 10 hi.
arms. y Delcrnix and John we're already a,
,heirsplaees with upIiheds psddIesds' ~ - af'd 2
"Pui her along, close under the bu shes. .
said The former. ."D,p your paddles softly; re
member thar our lives depend 90 H.. Steady
as you are. now, let er o.issNch sai1sHH
Tho oais rose and fell into, the iclding wa
te's.gp The canoe giided softly on The dan
ger was passed. and Delcroix, the iron-hesried
in baulc. .dropped his paddle and wep, like a
child, while Kathleen, opening her eyes. aud
learning Ihai she was SAFE, relsi,sed again into
insensib'lIty;s bui ihe kisses Of her f,her. and
the hopefpl voices. of J-hn and Grayier. soon
restored her again quiio TO herself.
Atalia, moment there was borne 10 their
ears,a frigbIful yell s.ll a. s,s.oe o...l.ru
I. ! III is a crv OF dissppontmeni. They have
discovered ihe game has flown" suid Drlcrolx
as he resumed his paddle. Ia len minutes
they were floating on the bosom Of The bread
Missouri in safety, and arrived in due time a,
Fort LeavenworIh; without accident ssia II
When Delcroix next reared a cabin, II was
in place of safety. and Gravier was the com
papion of all his hunting and Trapping excur
sions.
:, Days gllded happily on. Ono day Gravier
ended long and agreeable coover.aiion by
saying IN trembling Voice -: ~,
"Ka,h'cen, / have loved you from the irsr;
will you trust your happiness with. me :" 49,
She answered iosa very Low voice, which
sh,oN with agitat,od:. - I. .,....- ! ~. 80, :.
81 Viu--now and ever +" /, ~. u, ..t5.,,..,t 4
Reader, what do you suppose followed this
avowai
Thui day the eyoung man said TO her father:
'Ms'l love your dadghter." s"'"e~t -
q ''lam glad of ~ snii Delcroix.. "She is
" otthy of you.n May you be happy together
Ia going fiom Fo,i 0Leavenworth To 81 Jo
seph. you will pass two delightful cottages -
one is The residence of Delcroix. the Other ot
G'avicr ard his Kathleen; now, TnE IusrrR's
BRIDE faee fiet--x y itfAl sleN -"~ ti".& n
rr.. 2 I
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1851-12-16
Sine Die.


Ina neighboring coun,y the Democrats had
for over twenty years been in The habit Of hold
ing their coun,y nominuions al thr house OF a
srsnnth. old Democrar, SIr. c. sfa.k :.
He happened recent occasion, Tor the
6rsl lime, TO be in when they folshed their bu-
sioess, and heard q itlede.ega,e from B.
move that "shis convention do now adjourn
sine de. 49,, .,,..s. s.,..o8 - sis...Tsi -.
'.Sinc die.' said Mr.. G---.to a person
standing uear, "wheres hall ,s 4 sn.,I
why 'ha's up in the uar,hern part of the
coup,y," said bis ncighbor., ,tms bna- grs,s
';a"d on If you. please Mr.. Cheerman."
said c., with great rcsrposlnesssand en-
phasis, "hold ON SIR, I'd Ike TO be heard on
thai question. have kept - public house,
now for .no,'n. .iweniy years. am poor man.
I've always been Democrat, sod never split
my dckeI 10 my life. This Is the most ceu,rsl.
Ieca,ion.i in. the coun'y. aud irss -whe, @ we've
aIeJs had ,our csGcuses. I've never, 4, ad stooi.
asked an office, and have, wWked night and day
for tho patty. aud new lhnkis's scen.empIbIe.
10 60 to adjourniog this convention ,scay up 70
sine die."-Spri, OF the Times.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1851-12-16
SHE WAS A PHANTOM.
ny WIN. wohoswonra.

HHrifi af .fstE ---- p rffiE
is3 She was phantom Of delight
! if - When FIRST she beamed upon my sight;
81 'tfA lovely aparition, sent " ,lata
g ewsi To be moments ornament
tsnt Her eyes ms stars of twilight fair.
= 'fasaa Like twilight, too, her dusky hair:
fHHr But all things else about her drawn 'i
4of From May-tme and the cheerful dawr
.s@ Adancing shape. an Image gay, "
~ To haunt to starts, and waylay.
Y enT Isaw her upon nearer view. srFr h1
sFi0a Aspirit. yet woman tol s7a.l Iet
s9sl Her household mutions light and free,
aiir u Apdsteps Of virgin liberty; te Dr
d 800 A countenancc in y hich did meet
- Sweet records, promises as sweet: 3r7c
.H ~ ioAcreature not too bright or good, fie'
aon For human uatnre's daily food: lNl ~n'
TseN For transient sorrows, simple wiles.
~ Pcaise. blame. love. kisses tears and smiies
3 sss r l.iSF Isf''b 2 l'sa sls4i1if ~
,,,rg And now see with eyes serene
nrr The very palse OF the machine.
A being breathing thoughtful breath.
ts A traveller between life and DEATH
q, B The reason firm, the temperate will,
Endurance foresight. and skill
~ 7~fs Aperfect woman nobly planned,
f TO warn, to comfort and command
a' And yet spirit still, end bright
itV. With something of an angel light
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1851-12-16

W % The I'd ips,. >, aps Easlishmsn. named
b. s,nbsidge, while going oversihe fooibridge ..
tower, near the House Shoe Fails. at .Niseara.
slipped on the ice and fell INTO the rapids, and
Was carried near the brick of The great falls
where no managed to catch bold "r q rock
which he cIu.,g to ior bali ao hour. when he
was fortunately seen by o parry passing round
Goat Islsod. Two guides namrd II. Brews
ter and ]. Dsvy. took The seios f'om some hoF-'
ses, tied them loae'hor and threwlhemto NJ,
Btsinbpdge, who had .jdss'enoug b strength left
10 tic them round his body, ~hso he WAS dawn.
on shove 70 very exhausted state - -
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1851-12-16

CoIerdge. upon the deah Of the master Of
school he had attended when boy, remark
ed, IL was luckry that the cheruJim who took
him to heaven were no,hing bu, faces and
wings. or he would infalIibiy have logged Them
on the way -ras r M la =,
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1851-12-16

|. FoerIruDE A venerable American judge
relates the following anecdote;
The morning following the battle of York
town, had the curiosity aliend the dressing
Of tho wounded Among others whose limbs
were so much injured as to require anputaion,
was mnsician who had received mnsket
b. in the knee. As was usual in such cases,
preparedness we've maIle to lash hun down 20
table, io.r.event The possibility Of his mosipg.
Says the sufferer, - -. 49, -, !.
SNOW, docior, what would you be at1'
"My lad am going TO Stake off your leg
and ], Is necessary y"u should be Isshed down"
l"TI consent tn no such thing. You. nsy
pluck the beartfrom my bosom, but you'II net
condoe me. \, Is there fiddle in the csmpi If
so bring u to me-" ,...r -, 49,, ASA i,
"A violin was furnished. and sfter tuning IT.
(. sNs~, doctor, sbeiog" and he continued to
pIsy uatl The operation; which took about ios'y
minutes. as complcsed. without missing s-no,e,
OF moving a, mnsols.r lis5isl y - asuttf
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1851-12-16

The Delta has seon alet,er from one Of Ca @
ravsJars officers stating that the campaign has
but lJust begun, aud that Csravajal Will soon
soon be IN the field aeain, with much Isrger
force than AT ffsr. Meantime tho Mexicans
will streog, hen their position, and we shall have
prnty brisk times ON the RIO Grande. il3s1 "a
= 'tlo45--- ~ o1f ',.sisA.
- An Is wcllths ends wsIl 80 they ssy. ss'nf
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1851-12-16

0Fs Fielding mentions a clergyman who
always preferred punch 10 wire, for this oriho-
dox reason lha, the to'mer was a liquor no.
whe-e spoken Ak ANS, 10 scriptuie. y
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1851-12-16
% POE stus IFrom The Flag of our Union
KATHLEEN DELCROIX:
THE HUNTERS BRIDE.
by DIR, ,. II. ROBINSON.
TcoScLupEp.1

[coScLuDED.l
"He grows boder. lie thinks US sleeping;
and his cemIades are near no doubt Oh. he
terrible cruelty Of our enemies! Ho,able "a
iaiiiy! that the White man aud the red cannot
live toeehe,! Father, lie is worry near
"Hush. girl! Do not speak, as you value
your lite,' whispered DelcrUix ,9f
II will be silent, fa,her;" and Kath cen fold.
ed her arms meekly upon her breast, and wat d
ed with palpitatine heart the approach OF the
She sIepped lightly fom the spoiure, and
the Pawnee advanced aud laid his ear against
the logs Of The cabin; hut btetthless silence
relened within and all hearts there were hu ed
Again Kathleen looked cautiously from the
aperture. svrt g
"What is he doing now, giri Z" asked her ia.
Iher. in a low. deep whisper. rt..e
''He walks sofly from The cal in; and now he
beckons with his long land. Hesven defend
Us. his comrades are advancing TO join him."
iepied the heroic girl.
"Be calm. my own gitl Remember thar
your fsIher is the hiavest and rlost dreaded
inan in the wes'. Now lops. and see If you
can eivo ary account Of tlcr numbers'
Il don't knOw; there may be a d, zen. Yes
tl.eTe are rnOTe. Faher. there may be twenty
BE brave; Lcepup e"od hear; don't des
pair cansee no enemies on this John, DO
you see anything r.
'Not painted face. father" replied the
young man. ,se
They seem 10 be siealing uron US 10 The rear
because it is more sheltered bv ilie trees in that
direction. l lhiuk IL is about Time for us to
ac',' observed Gravior. i---.. s-.,y
"Now, Kathleen. we will take your place.
Stand back ou Of the way Of the bullets whis-
pe'od he backwoodsman; and in a moment
The thee we're fdcog the approaching savsges
AL The guns aud pistols which The parties
could muster, were brought into reYuisiinn,
and lhere were two guns to each man; Tor Del
ctoix was TO much of veteran hunter, not to
be well provided with the means of defence.
Among the fire arms blinderbuss. of
enormous calbrr. This formidsble we spon
was loaded with buckshot of large size, aud if
well aipied upoD On enemy, would ceriuDly do
great execution. The instrument of desrruc-
ZION w's in The pracised hand Of Deicroix.
while besides him Stood lo5g tom. ready for use
,Let them como close up he added, "eaeh
pick bis man, and VIC viii give them terrible
surprise"
''They brgin to scatter. They are about TO
surround u.s. said Gravier
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1851-12-16
Civilization in Michigan.

The following able letler has been written In
The National Era. by our esteemed and gifted
ex-Represeatative, Hon. ID. w. c.. Leach. in
reply 10 some structures which appeared in that
paper upon The state Of inte Iligence in Mich
Igan and other Western States. We feel pride
in having complete a reputation of tho Sian.
derous misrepresentation of the educational
condition ofour State. emanatc from the Coun.
~, and from one whose ability and talent have
boon recognized and more than once called in-
to distinguished service by the suffrage of his
fello~ citizens.
With this introduction, we let Mr.. Leaciis
letter speak for itself. Il Gencsoe Whig.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1851-12-16

"All ready" sf.ftbr
"'rhen fire. ia the name Of all you love-"
The words hal scarcely passed the lips oil
the huuter, WHOM the deadly rifles aud tho blum.
eibuss seat fofh their deadly fire aud dealh
and made sad havoc among the pdwnees. Sew
craI of them tell dead, and The living sent furth
Ryell Of rage end disappointment, truly hor-
riblc.
Before they bad telrealed out Of rife dis.
rsncc, long Ion and the other pieces had done
their work.
'.Tha, is good beginning" said Delcroix.
IT he blunderbnss has made awful work among
thom Now .bere will be fighting in good
carnest; bat u il were not for Kathleen. /
s.would uot mind IL; but il makes my hear ache
% thiak bave exposed her 10 snch danger
''Do not thiok of it nov, father. | do not
fea. to be with you in he hour Of dagger. Ms
life is no nlrre preciuus than yoDss."
''Jus, like her MOTHER" said the old hunter,
in a voice OF deep emotion. The girl re-
minds uc Of her every day"
"Do not fear for hs,,' said Gravie,. Heav-
en- will not forget It's children. TO reach her,
the enemy will walk over my body"
''Go0 boss you, yong man should care
bot little for sucla scene as this, were she 10
place of sately.' 800
-"They are approaching upon this side,'
said kathleen, hutricdly, who had taken her
stuaiIon In another place. ''Fbe blundei buss
is ready. / loaded IL with nv own hand. ex.
neiiy ~ saw YOU charge it tonight"
''lIeroic girl" exclaimed Graver. "Your
hcroism is worthy Of tho lame oil Delcroix."
AS the youg huuicr spoke. a shower OF balls
came palting against the logs. and two passed
ino The cabin. and near Kathleen, sinking deep
ipo The opposite wall. f,sf ~ @
Grayier- -IremLled for her ssfsty.
IL enueai Of 500, Miss Delcroix, TO screen
yourself as much as pussible from thesc un-
welcome messengers Your life isprecious;
and whi'o you 1--we, you nervo oni hands 20
batfle,' he said, In . tone which Witnessed 10
''Tske good aim--lci them have il agsin y
exclaimed DeIcroix; and again they poured.
tarih deadly volley, and tho proiouged war
whoop was Tor a tnoment interrupted by The
at viii be bad night fsr them, for the
blundcrbuss scatiers deah aud wounds in all
ditecrions." said John; 'dnd not a iifie mn
has been fred ehich has not done IT'S duty"
The firing now -beeswe general ee-beth ssdes
but tho Paw nces we're the only suferers.--
Their balls fsll harmless. ppon lhc- cabio. only
occasionally hoding fheir way Through fhc APP
guutest 1~fd
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1851-12-16

''Take good aim--lci them have il again y
exclaimed Decreis; and again they poured.
iarlh deadly voiley, and tho prolonged war
"hoop was Tor a 'nomeot interrupted by The
rrnarna IL ihn wntr.1.l u u ~ q n
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1851-12-16
"ATo you ready Z
.tAH y -

''They brgin 10 scatter. They are about 10
surround u.s. said Gravier.
ssAto YOU Teadvi''