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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1853-06-09
GRAND EXHIBITION
PRICE & TlY l. RS

Performance every day, Sundays excepted J
Door will open half past 3.
Scenery presented at 6, free admittance to all,
without distinction.
Front view for Ladies.
We now offer to the citizens of jackson, and
vicinity, an opportunity, to crafty the mind
and please the eye, in selections. from our large
Stock of Fancy and Staple Goods. In dress
goods for Ladies we have.
Ginghams, from IL, 25; Printed Lawns, II,
80; Nous De LANES, 10, 25; Alpacas 25, 10
Mohair and Embroidered, De LANES, Embroi-
dersd plain Swiss Bishops, and Victory Lawns
Book and Null Muslns, Bobinette, Grecianette
plain; plaid and barred Jaconetts, Bonnets, Rib
bons complete assortment, Silk and Turkey Saith
Dress Goods, Silk Satin, Braid and Gimp Bon
nets, Silk Wells. long and short, lace Veis, o
all colors LINED and plain Parasols, Gloves
Mitts, and Hoseries, of all kinds Ladies black
silk Hose, French worked Collars, Cufls
Sleeves. &C.. French flowers of all kinds, frini,
from 61l to Is cts; men and boys ware, from y
25, Cloths, and Casimeres and Satinets, Browl
and Bleach Shirings, Ticking, Hickory Shirt
and Shrting, Boots, Shoss, Hats, Caps, Hard
ware, Queensware, AID Glassware, and Groce
ries. at wholesale and retail, with great varie
ty of notions, too tedious to rnenion.
Call and examine our goods, and judge on
prices
Our goods were bought in the East, and 70
cash. .
Thankful for past favor, we hope to share
April 81, '53--tf. PRICE g. TAYLOR
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GROCERIES.

GROCERIES.
THE undersigned have received from New
IL Orleans Pr. late arrivals,
6Al Hhds N. o. Sugar.
2l35 Bills N o. MOlasses.
200 half barrels, do.
66 Barrels Sugar House, do.
10 Bbls, Sugar House Syrup.
b Bills golden Syrup.
10 half bills, do.
l46 Bills Loaf puveriIed and crushed Sugars
Sc Boxes white HuvannAh Sugar
60 'rierces Rice.
We have also on hands, large and fresh stock
Of Teas just received from the East
Rio and Java Coffee,
Six twists, Ky, tobacco, cut and dry tobacco.
Virginia tobacco .5pounds Of all qualities.
Mackere, no, | . ga, in barrels and half barrels
Goldfish, Salaratus, Spices, Dyeslutls
Bcdcords, Cotton .Yarncs, Soup, Candles, &c,
&C., Sc, &c. ...
All ofwhich they offer lCr sale on accommo,
dating terms, at the regular wholesale Cincin
natl prices. CHAS A NJ, DAMARIN, g. Co
Portsmouth, March, "a '53--lf
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Esainla Jayeox's Estate.

fHyIIE sahseEiber has been appeinted aud quail
fled as Administrator Of the estate oI
IsalsI ayeoa, late Of Jackson county deceased.
Al ps fsel.s Ni, take ooiine aecor ingly.
SAMUEL GILLELAND.
Msrsh. q '5s-3w.
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AFFLICTED READ II!
PHILADELPHIA
M EDICAL, HOU { E

MEDICAL HOUS f.
EstaJlished IS ycGrs ago, by Dr. Kinkelin, N. W
corner of Third Dnd Union streets, bettUeeH
Spruce and Pine SIS, Philadelphia.
EIGHTEEN years of extensi, and uninter
ruptcd practice spent In this city, have rendered
DR.. X. the most expert and successful practi'
toner, far aud near In the treatment of all dis
eases Of private nature, Persons afflicted with
ulcers upon the body, throat or legs, pains in
the head or bones, mercuriaI rhumatism, stric'
,ures, gravel, disease arising from youthful ex'
cesses or impurities Of the blood, whereby The
constitution has become enieebled, are all trea
ted with success.
lie who places himself under the care Of DR..
r., may relgiously cOnfde in his honor as a
gentleman, and confidently rely upon his skill
as phy sican.
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Young men who have injured themselves by
a certain practice INDUCED in--a habit frequent
ly learned from evil companions or at SCHOOL,
the effects of which are nightly felt, even when
asleep, and destroy both mind and body, should
apply Immediately. Weakness and constitu
tional debility, loss Of muscular energy, physi'
cal lassitude and general prostration, rritability
and all nervous affections, Indigestion sluggish
ness Of the liver, aud ever disease In any way
connected with the disorder of the provocative
functions cured, and full vigor restored.
RE- D!!
YOUTH AND MANHOOD.
A Vigorous Life, or Premature Death.
KiakcIia on Self, Pre@rpation-. Only % Cents
Tho Book just published is filled with useful
nfot nation, on the inlirmities and diseases OF
the Generative Organs 1t addresses itself alike
to Youth, Manhood and Old age, and should be
read 6y all.
The valuable advice aud impressive warning
il gives will prevent years of misery and suffer
ing, aud save annually Thousands Of Lives.
Parents BY reading 1t will learn how to pre-
vent the destruction Of their children
- A remittance Of 25 cents, enclosed in a
letter, addressed TO DR.. KINKELlN, N, W. cor.
ner of Third and Union streets, betwe, Spruce
aud Pine, Philadelphia, will ensa Q book un-
der envelope, per return of mail.
Persons at distance may address DR.. X. BY
lstter, (post paid } and be cured at home,
Packages OF Medicines directions, &c.. for
warded by senaing remittance, and put up 50
cure from damage or curiosity.
Booksellers, News Agents. Pedlers, Canvass
crs. and all Others supplied with the above work
at very low rates
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WALK N! Walk IN!

M AK in TO the little Tailor Shop, Just be-.
w low Mr.. E. Longs Store, and there YOU
will Gndan accommodating Fashionable Eastern
Tailor, who is In readiness, at all times TO do
any kind Of business In his line. Pleas call and
test him. j. CRAWFORD.
jackson. March, ~ '53-ly.
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Il. ALL Lu, " hiIo Lime aud oti, rrh Tor
- sale low At j. II, c. MILLER.
$ cor Pearl and Broauwoy, JueDsou y.
May .6, '5J.
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JUST PUBEsEEED,

eHNHE Christian Diadem aud Family Keep
n sake the eeheepest and most elegant Moath-
IL Periodical that is published In the United
Rtales. Terms one dollar year TO be paid In
advance.
K. HAEDING, Bookseller,
Jackson Agent.
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CONSUMPTION CURED!!!
TESTIMONY OF A PHYSICIAN.

MesSrs. Baker, q Co.;
DEAR SlRs--lhe public generally are fully
aware of the thousands Of remedies for Dis
eased Lungs, under the titles OF SarsaparIlas,
Pals, Paslers, Iniments, &C., that are Gaily
brought TO their notice through the newspapers,
by way of advertisements. My object in wr
ting this note for publication, is to induce the
public, or at least those who are afflicted Gil
they will use patent medicines,) TO use one that
contains articles OF reul use In Pulmonary Dis.
eases. | am conscious that, IN so doing, am
acting most professionally, a dorogalory to
the Interests of medul science aud the Regular
practitioners of medicine.
The Medicine to which refer Is, CDR Halls
Balsnm for the Lungs" | have prescribed ii in
a large number Of cases, and always with sur
cess One case In particular TO which ! wish
now to refer, was given up by several Phys
claus who had been called in conSu tation with
myse (. The Patient hud all the symptoms OF
confirmed consumption, such as Cold Night
Sweats, HeCic Fcyer, Ilarassing Cough with
continued pain in the lobe Of the Right Lung,
attended with severe Diarrhna! lle CON
menced Immediately TO get better, by the use of
the above named medicine, and was soon Res
tored 10 his usual health | have also found
DR.. Halls IalSum the most valuable ExpectO
rant for breaking up distressing Coughs and
Colds that have ever used.
W. u, WRIGHT, NJ D,
MORE PHYSICIANS TESTIMONY.
We, tho undersigned, Physicians of Cncin,
natl, certify that DR., Wrlght's statements are
entitled TO The fullest confidence OF the pub
lie, and we cun fully corobowte, what he has
s.iJ hayin,r used nr Ilull'u R.Iau,n IA IA unun
Der ol cuses, with the hqppiest effects
J. $. LAWSON, NJ. D.,
Wm,C. SMITH, NJ. D.,
], L. JOHNSON, N. D,
The Genuine Signed o, r. BAKER, & Co
For sale by ELIAS LONG, Jackson
March 3, '53-ly.
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PRICES REDUCED.

To enable all classes of invalids to enjoy the
advantages of their great restorative powers.
Single BOttie rs Cents.
Also cor sale by JAMES II. c. MILLER Jackson,
Wholesale agents for Ohio, SrlNK Il HOwARD,
w ooster Ohio.
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PAPER

= Gases Cap and Letter Paper, consisting Of
- Blue and White, ruled and unrued Paper,
at Eastern prices. For sale at
JONES Bookstore.
ChIllicothc, Dec. 30, ls52--6m.
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FANCY GOO DS, ...
ADAPTED TO THE SPRING TRADE.
Our facilities for securing desirable Styles
and cheap Goods forcustomers, are not surpassed
by any House in the West, as we have an expert
enced' buyer constantly in the Eastern Cities
forwarding US daily such Dargains as the mar.
ket offers in
RIBBONS, FANS,
MILLINERY GOODS, PERFUMERY,
EN- MBR0lDERIES, COMBS,
LACE GOODS, BRUSHES,
HOSIERY a. GLOVES, THREAD,
WHITE GOODS, JEWELRY,
HANDKERC CHEFS, BUTTONS,
DRESS TRIMMINGS SACCORDEONS.
CUTLERY, VARIETY GOODS,&c
The popular feature of Selling most Goods al
five per cent, advance, will be continued.
To CASH and approved SHORT TINE Buyers
We can offer unusual inducements.
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BLANK BOOKS.

DLANK BOOKS.--2000 quiros half bound,
D Ledgers, Journals and Day Books, 800
quires Full, Cap DENY and Medium Ledgers,
Journals and Record Books, For sale at
JONES' Bookstore.
Chilcolhe, Dec. 30, 1885, m.
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B 0 0 K S.

SCHOOL Medical and Miscellaneous BOohs,
- Blank Books and Stationary In every va
riety, at JONES Bookstore.
Chillicothe Dec. 30, 1886 IN.
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G.1l!AseA.SlY W o. AA 2l

of better quality than ever before offered for
sale in this market, which he will sell LOWER
for Cash than any one else. His stock consists
of such articles as is needed by every farmer and
Mechanic in this county, such as House Find
Tugs and Shoemaker's Findings, Carpenters
Tools of every kind Musical lnstrumen of a
thousand different notes Be sure to call and
see us whether YOU buy or not we don't charge
any thing for sight, as we are not very good
looking ourselves, but our Guns and Hardware
are worth steing.
May 90, lS52-ly.
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CAN DIES AN d SOAP.
Ok BOXES summer Candies,
AC 25 do Palm Soap
10 do Fancy Soap;
10 do Star Candies;
10 half boxesS Star Candies,
90 quarter do 90;
All OF the best qualit for sale low hy
OAkES d SklRK,
OF No Buckeye RIoc X
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-07-16
The Battles Oh the Lakes.

MAO i''>"i" "n- NICI"IT ux LAKE. ,u,u,.,,>
Daring the summer OF 1914 the Er.I;.L -
'pe northern, amt the Americans at the south
q" PoFIoh oi the Lake, had been busy in
budding ship, to contest the supremacy of
tNia >hcet oI water, whose head pierccs 50 lccp
INTO the bosom OF Newly urk. The latter Lad
1t lcn9th Assembled a flotilla con>i>tiuo Of tour
'c>scis-thc largest con>I>tin" of twcnty->iX
9Ui's-and ten 9alcy>. the whole under the
command OF lIac,iouou.h. .ltter some >kir-
HI>hIn2 tins little fleet, which early in the
season lay IN outer Greek, was cot into thu.
lake and steercd for Pittl>burgh Eav to assist
'iaeonb IN his defense OF the town. Thi,
bay opens 10 the s0uthward and instead of
lrfrin@ ;he mllniand at ri.ht ANGLES. runs
north, nearly parallel with th,. lake t>eif. \
marrow toHguc Of land divides it from the
mann water, the extreme point Of which is
called Cumberland Head Just within its
mouth. and nearly opposite where the turbu-
lent >aranar rmptir> into it, Maclonouch an
ch"rcd his vessels. on til" 2d of September.
Hrtwern him and the mainland was a laroe
>hoal and an island which rllccturIv blocked
tn" approach Of vy>>rI> on that side.
III" En@,j,h .Irrt >cnt to attack him. con-
sisted also OF four vc>>r,-thc Irroc,t mount
ir,., ~ .,,, Y,I I? ..II.,.. 'Il A., -:
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>hvcTln- her wheel into fragments Th~
was the signal Tor cvcrI- vessel to urrn il, ire.
and III moment that quiet bay was in an
uproar. The Coutiance. however. ,Iiou.l
suffering severely. did not return shot. ln,
Kept boldly on TIL she cot within A quarter
oi mile, when She let 20 her anchors and
swung broad>Idc to the Sarato.sa. Sixteen
ION" twentytourS then opcncd al once. with
itrFilc crash. The Saratoga shook from
kri>Vn TO cro>S-trrr> under the tremendous
discharge. Nearly half of her crew were
knorkrd do"n by 1t. while fifty men were ,.i-
thcr Killed or Wounded. and amono them
Llrutcnant Gamble, He was in the act Of
>l@htIn" gun. when a shot entered the rurt
and struck him dead The effect OF this fir,
hrold>ilc was awtul. and the >arato,a W.,
Tor moment completcIv stunned. Ihru next.
however, She opened her fire with precision
and accuracy that told fatally on the English
ship. But the latter soon commenced porr
lng IN her broa,>id,.> 80 rapidly that She
'''','''' Nv ''@'e 'oHIH
not withstand it, and CHANGED her position.
- '''' 20 10 sustain almost alone
- Wv ""''i''' contest
l 7''' ''0'"'>'''' ''f ''F'ad'I'c' hui the
'-''' VI ''''''' was against h'r, and She wN>
- -, '''''''- Il " ''N' i''f ''''N >oon pre-
~. ~ '''' most 'i'-i''I"l c'ih"2'.
''''''''S ''''''"'e 'h' """nI"d
'> ''S' - '''S I''I. vt
''-'''' "> " IG'I ''"'''>dr "u'>t "n the >''4-
-'''''= SUPP /" cry oI "r>rhlr rmg i.om stem
10 Stern" ,hr "!nIno1'r'' = nI.lvi ;hr Com
"'"'''c Is Ai'i"! aud there lee -, ol the
.''''' "''N ''n'i the d"a.t. ant a!Idr-
entity iHo'''>>. spar, cut III t"o by 4 ,,.u-
non >H"t' h''i !iiirn ON hl> bari, and stunned
nan. bat d,irr two or three minutes h. IT,
'"''frd' and cheering ON M men, took his
place 1..IA !r>Idc his tn"cltc gUn that he
h'' sighted from the c"lrmcnrruI~rit Of liz.
"'U"A. y" the men >tw iun once more
.. his post they took nvw 'oma-..
HHt' lew mA0r> atrrr. Tire ,r, o'.,'.
'"n.n2d"rr l. killed." a.,jn passed through
the ,i"p. Ever: eve was Instantly Iurr,,. to
a group oi officers gathered arrnnd Ma.el.u-
"H-h, VIII" Icy ia the >-nfpci- hr."rcu r,o
Guns ''.r.'' with ba't H. hd ..u
""''N'.i r.'|a across ;"r ship, with af.rc..
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So. from a splinter hanin.r ,,,>>,..i ,lro.,.,l
It. 9i>:i-urrl and covered with rnr,.. ur,,.,I
amld tins trrrl,. s,-,n,. IT., very ..,,ig, +
havoc and carma.r. Approaching P,rrt. l.,
'a'i him every rirrr an HI. ,I;,i,;,n M.
';j>a'lcl. Other, wrrc .i,.n INN bg, II.
>ron returned with rI,,. >,p,.. ,l,..i.l ,,I,u.,s
Perry then toli h;m H.. m,,>, CT ..l,.,... l.,
himself. Is I.e h,d no p.,,,,. ,o -i.,,.,.b l,,,..
l',l the gallant man went L,.t a.,.,,,. .l...
Guns. One rr'v ,Ii.i rb,. .b,J ,y ..,
motion p.,,, over th,. r,.,.,,..,..,,......
trend rnur,,uI.r II. L.l
hoard. on, tur,,,. ,.,~.o,I H.. l,,,. :,
low ui., hal .r..L,l.
lar. and h,.., .,,r,. !. ~, .r
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/, ,.l..,..,l.,
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. '''''''' '''' o'' n'''''' "s''">f ''i'''
''''N "''h "t> Hl|'m'nn''"i hnf "n"
'' ''' '''''-''' WIN ma MI n last = A.
= '''' A''' from '''' '"rraG"- ont at 'hr
one h"ndr'd men with whom t.w ! Q ~ h.
'''f' u" hah ""n" INT" battle. only ciaht"cn
stood nr rnwonndra. l.o"king THROUGH tie
-",oh" hr >aw the Niagara arrarrnt, IN
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reflections which it naturally suggests,
and t" which our feelings strongly in
cline us.
Whether this poor creature has been
the victim of sin, Of sorrow, or of mad
ness, he has an equal claim upon our
humanity and compassion We mean
To 60 and see him and write to his
friends, Gf he has any in East Tennes-
see)and beg them to come and re
claim him from his wandering life, and
as ne has not lived, may at least be
permitted to 'dic among his kindred" !"
Florence GuzeHe.
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would be difficult to conceive. The
palms Of the hands, and the soles o.
tho feet were as hard as the hoofs Of
a horse. His movements we're as
nlmblc as those Of a monkey, and not
unlike those Of that animal. Several
English dogs which saw this child
Showed disposition to attack and
destroy it (this was, of course, pre-
vented), while the child in return
snarlcd at the dogs, and Showed its
teeth, as though it were upon these
weapons that it would res. its defence.
This boy, too, like the one taken in
Dude, refused to eat anything but
animal food uncocked; nor would it
touch even that i'll the presence Of a
human being.
In tho provinces subjected to Brit
lsh rule, reward Of 5 rupees Go
sh'lllngs) is given for every dead
wolf, by the magistrate under orders
from the Government. The natives.
however, usually contrive to bring
them alive to a station, where thew
allow gcntlemen's d"ys to wnrry
them to dcalh-for il c"nsidcratiu.,
III moncy-previous to taking them
to the magistrate and claiming the
reward. The sport is no doubt a
very cruel one tied up as the wolf
generally is-but people have little
sympathy for beast who will often
enter the hnt Of 4 vi'lagcr by night
and carry away child from its
mothers side. These depre,lations
have OF late years become less fire
quent than they were formerly, and
ere long, it is but reasonable to SUI
pose, they will be Of very rare oc-
currcnce- albeit the utter extinction
OF the race may he regarded as hope
less.
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she attributes it to me, I prize it a:
such,' be replied. Il wrote, thank
ing her and sent the hair
In the afternoon Mr.. c., conduct
ed US through his garden and
orchard. He took much interest in
agriculture, and had the most pro
ductive orchard and best regulated
farm in the country. The day soon
drew to close. I shall ever re-
gard it as one the most agreeable
days Of my life. l saw Mr.. g., of
ton afterwards, frequently in his own
house, but never alone with his fami.
ly. My admiration of him grew
with my acquaintance. Never was
man more beloved by those among
whom he lived than he was. | visited
them a short time after his death; a
gloom of pcryadcd every household,
for all felt they had lost a friend.
NcW York Times.
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SirssIrs:er Phenomenon.

Some months ago>rMr. Nicholas
nm ., : !,
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MS cn,,,;nnnl g.. ,,,a,,, W. 80 49,
tho currcut of ,;r hana,,ay "ya' o"sai ""u
and thrrc w,s s,rn,,9 I.aG, ,l'
words so unc, 50 ,la, !; 49,, ,,,s." ""
eos hrnn,,Lt Nan ,Ln ,,,,s.;n.. I
,l,,l,s woro ;nS,.,n,l,. J,,,n, :; 1T 1e
thcn rrocnroI ,;o,a - ~ 49,
about two fact ,dr,t v;,h on o, ~
t,ro or two ;n.ios - a;a 49, Nfp"
;nsortod III. G..l
,l,uLs TL. .;,.,, :,
f., ~. nu, ~ ,I;s ,,,.. ,.,.o,
;ur sound which c,, ho hoo,l G..
nearly . nil. l., c,o. ILL.,, ual,
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The wild Man ca,ght at Last.
1t has been thc cnSom wiih cclta

1t has been the cuFom with certain
Arkansas editors, " Icn they ru out "l
the usual supply n Tremendous ex
citcment," "horrid hurders," 'dcspe,
rate atfrays,.&c. &C.. to trump up the
wild man of the w,ods,' and chase
him round from one, editorial to ano-
ther, until he finally becomes lost amid
the vast and inp4etrablc swamps
that abound in thcse,wild regions. Ma.
ny were the strange and luarvellou-
stories told about the modem Ncbuc-
hadnezzar, and while ,rcadilg aud pub
llshng them from time to time, We lit
tie dreamed that we had veritable
w'ld man IN our own popqlous coun
ty OF Laudcrdalc, and within five
miles of our quiet little village of Flo
renee. Yet such has been the fact, and
II now becomes our turn TO tell a
strange and wondrous tall, verifying
the ott-repeatcd ahnge It nth is stan
ger than iictinn.'' 5i3
Something over three yeas ago, a
Young man, apparently &ab"'t % "r
-" y N'"IS ~ aye, StoFprd at bainbriugc.
Il noted landing. >itralrl,at the foot of
the Mn Gle Shoals in tl.iSr,unty. He
gave his nau'c rs Con- sGbr G"rings
from kl"X CO., East JInr:ss. ilc
came with Il crowd nf fhsl.bpato an who
annually descend from tie upper wa
tc's Of the Tennessee an,l9tarrya sea-
son III the inrl "ilhr Shoals. Coins re-
ma.n''d long aiic:+hi. migratory com
panl"nS had all gone there way. His
conduct WAS OBSERVED to be some.
times cNcrn''ic though always quiet
iac'tu'n, and approaching To mciar.
ch"Ily.
After time hc took up li. abode
IN on" of those numcrousscavrs whcl,
are found the high AID PERCEPTIONS
bluffs skirling along the Nhrlhcrll shore
ct the Tennessee river, from Shoal
Geek To Florence. The one selected
ny this poor uutcast Was siiuntcd a
few hundred yards from the ferry, and
near the public road. ,Ic was .a,fien
seel sit1;rg:an ll'r mnnr4 ef hff. Long
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'hg years bad n s"d away6y$$:.ssfA
log I" hc t'"semt y taxing wit.
IA, rd one. III least, ,iEh most drca~>
T. elected and intensely ~rvrrc win
lcrS hat ever fro ted The l,,inur al
~ n th
9 lay lat December. Two men
W Hunting yer til, broke, river hills
al zach :! 10 'E.a plantation of Mr.. j.
tra'g. a,,i Il covered 6, ms in the hnl.
low "i :: large c!lcsnut rcc.-Thev
knew HIM and c"uvrrScd with him.
but he obStinate!y resisted all persua-
sion to 90 home with them, and warned
them against any attempt to cocrcc
him. The men went home and rrpor.
ted their strange Interview. and in com.
pany with several others, returned tu
the tree, but Coins had gone. They
watched the place tor several days but
he never returned They 'hon ~,
rurri / h.. ".j!. un,i
been I.a,cd 10 hun, Mgili,cs, aud
secured the hills.
The dogs soon struck upon a trail.
and dashed off under full cty for more
than two miles, To the North Of Sl,uai
Creek; but owing t" the rugged char
actcr Of the count y, lhc hor,cmrn
could not keep up, and tie inuiiiv,
was lost III the waters 81 Shoa Crrrk
All further pursuit was 'hrn ahandut
ed, and many believed ,hc whole slu.
rs fabulous, until last Sunday week, Il
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MAMA--"Wh ny dearest Albert,
what are You crying for $50 good,
two, Us you have been all day !"
Spoiled Little Boy-"Boo.hoo =
Eve eaten so-m.much b.bccf and
turkey, that can't eat any pp,pium
pppuddingw
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Western editor says he heard a
young lady at table ask for ''hcn Fruit
--meaning eggs