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$500 C0AL l. ENCE,
HOBENSACk'S WORM SYRrp
An astiele founded upon ,cier,;s,r r,;,.,.,

! An ar,irlc founded upon ,c'en,i6r rrn.,.,.
compounded with purely vegetable -u,.,.,'
being perfectly safe when taken, and ha,
been known to iaii ~ curing the most .L',
nat. cases. Worms ran never .Si., whsr ~,
remedy il once used, from III, fac, thai !, un
orly destroys them, but removes all tb. ...V
and muous which may remain.
1uE TAPE WORM
This worm II th. most dittcul, ons,
troy OF all that inhab, the human bod We
grows to an almost indefinite leny,b, ana l.
coming 80 coiIed aud fastened IN III. ,u,.,.,'
and the stomach u to produc. fus A. w.,
Dance, dc, which is the cau-- of man, ,,,.
to the grave, not believing that these ,"t
plants have their origin from the Ia,e ~
consequently they do not use the proper u,%
cine. Tor their disease. To those who ~. ~
hrtrd with th, awful foe to health. ,,..
mend the use OF my Worm Nyrup and ~,
PHis the syrup to be taken ~ doses Of ~.
table ~poouiui-, three times dlY, then ,,ss
ffom i've 10 eight OF my Liver Pills, ia Az
lodge and pas, the worm. by stricty fono,
NJ these directions, the most ubsital. "a.
Of Tage " orm can be speed, cured
ROtND or NTOHiCH WORN
THIS worm j. psaail found IA the small.
ic-;iues. ard i the worm must common .b1
,i,ltr,r# ,rtif is not ,utit.l, co,tn,t,, ""
nj. .sp.,. b.,,. tr,uurntl, l,,n k,.vn,a n'a'
oth ,trm JIe ,,.,i.y,, mo-, Ism. 'Dne
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bu,I-h ,tr,ak under lhc elrS. &c II van
aus Of your c,a.dr,n h,,r any Of the AIM.
-.mptnu-. Uah,p ,sas Worm SYrup en-, b.
-..iyb d,pcndcd uyon--h, u-irglt YEN hs,e
certain -alr. and speedy rurr; and If ,f.,
using II aeror ing to the dirr,tiuf,. IL, ps,,.,
3. not re~l,rsd 10 L,lhl. and IT,. rum, il,,
puuhly .fudt.utcd from the stein, ,ou o.,
rest assured uietr j. 10 remedy beyond n.
aGt,c. a. Tor t.ii, there - 80 such ord - IA,
with thosc WHO u-c nv Netm Nr1p
Ihc,e worm, t1 which The human s,,len
b, liable, nre tine no-t troublesome Vt =.
elRts Tines are generally To BE- l"uud IN 10,
rsctum, and u allowed To- remain. iioln tn, 10
riat"n they produce, lay tie foundation f.
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Sew (opartnersh'p,

STAG Ely q " T. l. l. s.
No. Is on the Lerec -- Successors 10 R1d
DoneH
HHSING formed copar'ner-hip f'r ear.
! rginc on the Groccrg and Prodprf b.
nss', and having parcha-ed lh" entire stock Of
Mr. Robert Donn.l, ~ill continue the trade On
al IL branches, ut tbe above stand One 81
the firm has just returned from the city. WHERE
he selected with care offensive additions 80
tina, our stock Is noN large and complete. ard
will he sold for small profit We respect
fully solc;, and will be happy 80 receive, q
continuance ~ the liberal patronage extended
to our predecessor. which from uId ailru.
ton to bulnsss. and uniform far, md hon
orahle dealing, we hope to be able to mefit
from generous public
ANDREW J. STACEY,
OSBORN J. WELLS
July 10, 1853 Sy
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tphoisier, Goods, &c,

NUVH as cord-, iHNsel., Ioup-, or curtair
- holders, curaln bands and PIN, eornier ot
rods, Muslin Curtains large and extensive Az.
sorimen, Of paper hangiug~ and holders.
For sale n, low prices, hy
JOSEPH ElrER Camp st.
Jan =, 1888. u21y
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TAILORING.

IA h +. THOMPSON still continues the
tailoring business in Mar.hal, Shop
IL West side of the public square Work
done promptly ape in the most fashionable
style. lie respectfully soiieiis the patronage
oil the public, feeling satisfied that be will al
ways give satisfaction.
Manh. 10 1893 "
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VVr n nDU6L ASS. Ksr~ttfsg ard for
/ w. rsrdsax .N,-cAan, Shreveport, IL
viii xiv. prosnp, attention. to the fpreartine
Of uDsrchand,.e And freight shipped to hi'
care
Rrrs.rvcrs: PAYNE & Harrison, Nsr Or
i.ors S~inry. Green s. Co. Nstr o-ifdr-
Allen 4 Paxton. Green & Douglas, Haley
& tiow-rton, ShrerJo-t
GROCERIES. WINES. ! lQt ORS. a..
TIVE subscribers have jn.t - "ivrd, per
steamer Cl-ons, Va addition 10 Their Tor
rn-r stock. fall and complete assortment oi
Groceries, Western Produce, -nd u'hg articles
suited 10 the irad. al new And fresh, com
pri.ed e the following sfuc'r-, Vi
casks ribbed bacon so keys lard
Is rerse- stage & Shay, estfa bans
10000 h. eleaf.-ide baron.
$50 Dbl. frur 20 bb- extra do,
So sack. coffee
a. bhl- and A. half bhls mo'ssses;
AZ bbl- AID 20 n,lf tbls Dexter Whisky
30 bhl- p,an AID Nnyne'- whisky
70 bbl- y, Loa- whisky;
10 bhl- old MoEunrahela whisky,
. ibid. brown and clarified -ug,r
10 bbl.eru.hsG ard b Is po~d ,u.1r
10 hbi- leaf -ng1r:
80 boxes Virginia tobacco.
Arso BotI AM Hi" STORES
Comprising chn,oe AMI select ss-ie'y oi B-sn-
de-, vines, a1n, fuin, bitter. vrHp- a'e vitH
a vol assorted stock OF Fauc, Gtorrue-, Via
sardinss, pekie-. eani,es, preserve, Aet,aur'
.XAUEY d WELLS.
Successor, to Robot Dnnuel,
Sep, ~ II an n. I.vyee
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NElAON llOQAG.
BlRGltt>.
81. n MO IKE

II NJ q NJ - n u.
4 RE now opening a. the store lately oocu-
~ pied by VIM. C. Trahue, lsrg- assert.
ment OF Dry Goods, consisting Of Silks, Barge,
Muslin, Jaeonrt, English, French, and Amer.
can prints, embroidered sleeves, chem -et,rs.
Berlin, sllk, and KID gloves, and large variety
Of fancy goods trunks. boots shoes, hats,
ladies'. misses. and children shoes -adalery.
hardware, cutlery glassware, and eroekcryware.
ALND,
\ large assortment Of Grpcsriss and Saple
Coed, which they will sell low lot cash. CAL
ana see.
Shvssepori, April 80, 1853 "
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New Firm---New Goods.
SiLNi Il BURNSIDE, cash DEALER
FA in every description 81 ios Uocle,
G~.A .ie,csiry, and Fanny Good', having en-
tered into partnership la the Watch making ard
JeWrlry business. at the old stand Of Sbtey Is
Woods corner Of TcSa. and Market STREETS.
Shreveport, la. ,akr pleasure 90 announcing 90
their numerous friends that their supply OF
goods "a complete, embracing every ,3rriy Of
Watches, CLOCKS, lrselry and fancy epod-
ladies and gents gold pnd SILVER hunting and
open faced saichc- gold and -iecr tHmhles.
ladies and gents hnc guatd and fob g. tin-,
bracelets, necklace. gold pencils and gold pen.
in gold aud silver handles. gold and silver spec
iacl.s, german -liFrf do, music boxes, acc erdt-
ors. flaiuaa silver and she'll t'-'nag card
eases. great variety Of ladies aud gents breast
pins finger rings. bosom, collar and .leev'' but
tons ladies' eutt r'a- d fine supply al gents
gold guard, and fob KEYS, -tis guards, prandolc-
Tampa, mantle ornaments. cines, tanc, work
boxes french globe mantle clocks. fn1fiuc lever
clocks Sc. 81 Natchcs. clocks aud lrsolry
Of eterv description repaired At short notice
Al good Watehe. warranted one year from date
Of repairing.
We are also prepared TO Manufacture lcwelry
Of ell knd-, having in onr employ Mr. Watson
late Of Memphis, whose unie - devoted entire.
y To that branch of husnest
Our terms are positively cash, from this date
SLY a 1T k\SlDE.
April 2. 1852 rt0-lv
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FRANCIS ARNOLD.
11ORATlO y HEWITT, f-ucee-~or %
i Tyler & Hewitt rASo FORTE All Mus'

1lORATiO d HEWITT, f-ucees~or 60
TYLER & iIeVit,J rIASu FORTE AM MUSIC
DEAuER. 80 Camp street, New Orleans lia-
always on hand one Of the l4Tgtsi and uir-L
complete selections ot P,auo ior'o n the
southern country. an Of winch are "a lranteed
a. good and perfect Instruments Agent. tor
the sale Of A StonARr u Co, New ! ofk
Pianos.
These Piano. are celebrated for fine quality
Of tone purpu.-- Of ,ouui. and fer urHt tud
beautiful dnsh Of rNlrfier workmanship aui
are considered o, the profession. and competent
Judges 10 bee the finest Pianos mode 100 the
un,,rd State. paflicvla5 attention, - rcYu'-f'd
To Their splendid ;, rpruiiut pattern. Nhh Pearl
KEYS, which b. considered one of the iinc-i nos
made
HAtLrrr. DAVIS. co.'s celhrl'rl Uo-roy
piAsos. t. u, ~. and 7 "cta'e Pcceld fn,a"
Fnrtps. from the factory ot Plrerl 4 &C.,,
par. also pau'na-. Scui-Graud aud Grand
Pianos from the same house.
Old P,anos taken IA exchange and part pay
mont
GUITARS, from the house of llatA Son,
Spanish and French patterns, &C.. N5s.In-. H
large quantities.. Ne.odtoH-, SrrlpH O..
pao- filie-. lbripnctte- Bra.s Instruments
~ all kinds. NuIlHr,lln-. Rinio-. -irne- fer
all .u-trum,at-. And mn.,a merchandise OF 81
descriptions, nhoir-Ale a-d rraA.
Sheet Mu.,e of all kpds--mu-ic received
from thr North hy etrH steamer, AS $4,000 r-
published church BooA-, Instruction Bupks.
Sc.
Particular attention is called TO tire large and
extensive SELECTION OF Nrrordeou- and tuunas,
Vh,h b, the mos, complete aud perfect solec-
'on u these beautiful u>ifumcut>cytr offered
90 the southern market.
Al orders from the county faithfully and
promptly attended Go liberal discount made
to Teachers ard tu Scuinarlrs
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SilELBN, SEA MoUk. & co. late S,,.
- mouf ilatrheli, & Co, Whoiesais Grorers
and Commission .Nerchanfs. No 10, fo,dra-
street, New Orleans, keep constantly Oh hand
a large and we'll selected stock OF groceries
and produce, which they nre prepared TO sell
low Tor cash or approved city acc,ptanees
Jan =, 1893 MI "
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u. brow i;se \ co..

not 81 FURNISHING STORE
Il CAMP STREE SEW ORLEANS.
4 NINA. Glass aud Earlhenvafe. Silver
\ Spoons, Fork. Iadir-, &c. Plated Gas
tsr-, Cani'..teb- Walters, fake-Baskcts,
Spoons. Forks, Sc. BrrH9ni4 Tra-"ts,
Pitchers tfu-, Cups, 81 Tn VAR \ gen
tr.la.sortmrut lIoaa Mar Tub-, Buckets
nroem-. Ba.Arl~, Ne. Brbshes Floor, Dust
.as. Scrub- " bnrwa~it So ta,1pyst Pot
T.akcuie- Gtddlc. a.. ,iapaua.r8. Wa
or. Bntxet.. Bo1e-. C1irg. knhrs and
Forks. Of all descriptions and qualities. Br7ss
and iran F.uder,, Andifous. Shaycl~ and
longs. lamp Ote,er, description, foob-
nag N'ores The celebrated Republic Stove.
In short. ever, article required to furnish q
hau~. fescepl cahuc, furniture and dry goods
being the most extensive assortmrn: 10 any one
qiate in ihe ciiy.
j. Good. for the county packed with extra
care
Jan 10. 1888
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" ~
April 2, 1882. ~
Robert apnnuei,.

- HATEFUL Tor a liberal patronage To
VI X ID & Co.. brEs lertr 90 greet DO. Gus
to acr- with a FRENH NFD n at w. Il.
on The Lstsc, which he intends "a iucrvnse iu.s.
tent and variety, as the wants Of bic customers
may require.
Shreveport, April 20, 1883 ~
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29--Nilk mud straw GoOd---21.

n YALE j.. n 60. ~ Magazine street,
NrN prl,au~, u holssat U,alsrs ~ In.
pori,d ayIsaud f1ury Nits aud Ntraif houds,
Igces. trabrnietsss Giatss NaHfilias, F~i7gcs,
Hrauis, buttons. & mrs triHHmgsof aatitiN
Bona,is. hlrdr Hai~, kthboHs, irlfciai
Fhuers, Millinery Afiicies, aud Rich Fancy
Dress toods NJ all Sinds 4 ullaud complete
assortment of every thing IN thar line Of the
very latest fashion, constantly on band Count
~ Merchants visiting this CITY are respectfully
invited to call and examine before purchasing
e. YALE. JR.A co.
q Magazine street between
Common and Grsyicr
Jan H. 1883
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4 MAspEMs PHILOSOPHY.

4 alAiDENs PHILOSOPHY.
A youth came = wooing maiden so fair
A. gentle and true as a dove,
To his word. of affection she d always reply,
In tremuload accents OF love.
When the hour drew near from this swain to
depart,
He kissed her and babe her good night,
She kissed in return, and thought II no harm,
But ma said -he d no, acted right.
.Then why dear ma" she earisimed, Z" have
you .aid,
This doe,r,ne I. holy and true
70 do unto all men in every respect,
A, you d have them to do unto you
- Blu. II my favor. too lavish I've BEEN"
She .a'd in half pe,uient sorrow,
I'm sure tina. my love will with pleasure
Ny tiss back again on tomorrow"
"You know tina, my Bible with profit ',e
send,
And iis doctrines firmly believe.
And there it !. written in characters plain,
TT. more bes, to give than receive"
Mamma could not p wer papa waa s,rueS
dumb.
While Lacy looked rogui-ly bright,
She kissed them both ,endety a. they 81.
And ehserfuly babe then good night.
pspa and mamma were both wor.hippess irne.
From going to church ne'er abs;and,
out certainly never before had they heard,
The scriptures so sweetly explained.
suoPrIxo.
Jasvsy ha. had an interview with Dry
Goods Clerk, whoss pea, up feel inks
- hss snd~svorsd to relieve by por,rsying
what fabric dealers have suffered from their
ssstomsrs;
0Ae stood beside tho counter,
The day he II ns'.r forget.
0as thoagh, the muslin dearer,
Than any she q seen yet;
lie watched her playful fingers
Tbs siits AID .ai,ns tos..
TIE Clerk looked quite uneasy.
And sodd~d Al the boss.
Dhow - some velvet ribbon,
Aregs aad satin tare,"
~ said, II want to purchase
Then gave the good. = Jerk
IL Cleek wss ali obedience.
Ne unveiled on his shape"
A. Isagth with hesitation,
Sa> AorgA, yard IF 'sps
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\ItliLR, iiAKRiS, II WALDO. ~ "a
vi Camp street., New Orleans, Hhoiesqt
and K, fai. Usu+rs iG Honss FURNISHING G,od..
tyhoisltrg and tabtne Furnishing Grds,
Paints, O,is, sc. pu hand, a very iatg, ass
-ortucut of Giil mod Bron1cd lamps and g..
roudoles Hall Lamps and Chandelier. Tea
Tmy- varou, patterns, Table Cutlery Plated,
Plan-hed, Tin, Japauned, and Wooden
Ware, Glassware piwn aud colored Floor
Mating, Soap. Nax, Sperm and Star Can.
die, Sperm, Whale, Lard, lln-ecd Neaj>ioot
AVID Chemical Obs Spirit Gas tnmphine, Al
,ohol aud Iurpeufnc Paints, Of every de--
crptIon. Brushes " ,udow Glass; Putty.
sand Paper and nuc; Flowing Polishing,
Serapng Furniture, Coach Black Japan. and
Wml" Drmlr Warm she. cnriri liair; HAIR
Cloth Spruce Gmpe frngrs Tiysug sud
Bed isce. Cords, 1u-~el-. DC Also, picked
and common Moss alSsJs Tor SHE.
Jan II, ls53 v3D2a-lv
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NEW ORLEA\S---Continued.
IMMENSE sroCk OF cLoliiiN" F
100 600 Worth Of cashiouable

4 y
GraNsr.
We would inform our friends, and the pub
dc 20 general, that our present sipee %
ti9fAng, Furnishing Goods tc'
BIZ. ,r.su.ilrd IN ex,en, and beauty D., that Of
an, other establishment in the United states
n. h.. ..,r. need OF lh. statement 70 - only
nec.-,sr, 90 call aud examine. Our immense
sale. are brought about b., the sample iae'
h..ng Known. hat the pric.- Ne place upon
good. #. uniformly los, aud the quality OF
.s.n ..r,,tIr D.. guaranteed " bat % Is represent
I'd 20 Bee. Perfect satisfaction j. What We am
Al ,n dealing with our customers.
All our clothing - Manufactured at en- es-
iabIishmen' No. AL Broadway New lorS,
under the immediate supernl"udence OF ohe
Of our tfm who spares no peius 20 soeurlnt
the most desirable sty lea OF goods II is WIN
the fullest couGdente Of beng ta.e 20 g'tr
satisfaction. that We lSllc Au wAo may be- 20
mt oi afiirIe- iu our line 10 call and tAatn-
,nr our a.euTtmeut.
Tho following is only fsrii1. .ls1 Of Ari''
Giles
Fro, and Dress Goats IF and Eng blaek
cloth drf,. and irnrh coats, Do do bfur. efnN %.
mulberry and green cloth frucks; do do oiaef
brown. Mulberry olive, aud golden 6f'"u
cloth Polsa- r. and Eng black and iauc'
relar,d cloth walking costs 'imauya mr.
.p.a .t.Ie.J -ae French, bla +. u.bcfrl ana
a,ac cloth opera sac-, do hi-eN asa hn'H
.aIor,d de-, skin Uuleu -aft- o. extra sup'r-
fine drab aud fancy co.ur,d walking to"'-
r,drin.ipn. gray, mixed, aud silver gray -',s
and psIsa~. French BLACK. bl1r. brown, lnt
oItr beaver SSH put lrreN GOATS, do h.ur
brown. and -ilycr.rfay Nuugl -ac coats
do Labrador ltauous roiur-l to turn ,ar
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- - NELSON u 60, tomnn.iuH Me-
y. chants, NcA Orleans.
$ O. nelson New Orleans, f. Blacksmith
New Orleans II G. Walker, memphis, Tenn
late Cashier Branch mon Bank, + A Mel.
son. Athens. Az, "a az y
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NEW ORLEAN S-.CsmtInWed.
CR DAU / Z o.,

4 MANUFACTURES and dealers IN
Boots Shes, BrcgaHs. Hats Caps etc.,
N S. Plnapi, Leghoru, >rap, and Ne ic"a
irs. No. 10 Magazine, between canal ana
Common St., NV Orleans. And Ne. ~
Bars.ioue street, Boston,
From our Hou.cs at New Nork and Boston,
we art constantly receiving fresh supplies OF
the above Gcod-
Country Dra.rrs are invited to call and ex'
anime our extensive stock.
Anil .. 500 ~
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NEW ORLEAS S..-C0niinaed.
samuel StcVuOllts /.

nFFiCr, No. 1873 Grasier street New w
~ Lean, la cures Gamers, Sealdhead, Nhhe
Swelling Sores and Ulcers, of every de-eriI
ton. jan :, 1888 mai y
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Isi>sOlutjAu.

TIVE partnership heretofore existing between
Bankru.hip ~ Loaghrry was dissolved
hy mutual consent on TIE 23d of luls. 1888.
j & BlA\kENSlllP
t. ], LOUGllhHN.
Angus, is.3 If.
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suoPrIMo.

Jssvsy has had an interview with a Dry
Goods Clerk. ~hoss psn,up feel nks
- Ass snd~svorsd to relieve by por,rayng
what fatne dealers have suffered from their
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-12-31

shot into the midst of that devoted body .oi
unresisting men. Their cries for mercy
were unheeded, and 10 few seconds Of
time The whole ofthose th,rty-two hundred
men lay Stretched out on the plain. The
few who recovered from their wounds
were exled into Siberia; and to this day
the numbers Of those regiments have re-
mained b snt in the R ssian army. TsAo1
"By this bold stroke, Nicholas at once
broke up the power Of the barons, and he
did more-he fas'ened himself in the offec-
tions Of bis people. Tn a nation like that
OF Russia, such stroke as that, by young
man Of twenty-eight, was well calculated
to give him power OF the most durable
kind. Since that time the mobiles have
shrunk before his will, while the great body
OF his subjects have worshipped him. His
word is the divine law, and wherever he
points TO, his devoted people will follow,
with a unanimity and an enthusiasm
which was not surpassed even in feudal
days"
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-12-31

pei, cautiously lifted up, and | beheId my
landlord with dark lantern in bis hand,
directing his gliltpring eyes towards me.
Still moved not; but as he turned his
tack to put the lantern on the floor, fred
and'------- II a1I brotiie e 10 ron
sYou killed him, did you y shrieked the
Spaoard, almost jumping from his seat.
Silence till have finished . said the
stranger, and again be touched the butt
end of his weapon. s'The instant that
fired the william fell. started up and
merely pulling my overcoa, on, snatched
up the lantern that he had dropped, and
ciept cautiously down, with my vaise in
my hand, to the stable. II was bright
moonlight night, and soon saddlpd my
horse. l ga lnped ten miles, when met
a party of wagoners, and in their company
! returned To the house but despite our
rigid search, not even as much as the vii
lain's body could be found. But if | can
once put my hands upon him, If il cost me
my life, be shall die the dogs DEATH
The stranger arose and caught the Span.
lard by The throat. Tearing open his shirt
collar, he showed the mark OF a wound on
his mech. We need not say any more
Three weeks after that Joseph Gomez was
hanged in the city of Cumberland, upon
his own confession of having murdered no
less than five travellers in that very room.
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| ani hurried of TO the Generals tent. One
OF The capiives admitted, liz the Cu ry Of the
surprise, as was supposed, that no was Scha-
nIyi and this WAS confirmed BY the Les
ghian, through wi hose iniorna,Ion the i'm
pertanl piizo had been secured Gen. Grabbe
was delighted. and an estu tettr was forthwith
despatched with The ,ijing, that The no,ori-
oos Schamyl Bey had been caught aud or.
derodi be shot. ont Of hand. Whilst all
this was going on, the rope which had been
quietly drawn up again, was once moro low
cred, and this time only one man descended
by il, who reached the river unobseryed,
leaped upon raft, that just al Ihn, critical
moment was swept by, aud lhe loo hastily
eAullant Russian General was aroused 10 a
knowledge of the trick that had been played
him, by shouts of "Schamyl. Schamyl." !"
iiom the mud walls of Achulko, in exuliiug
reply 10 the waving OF small green flag BY
the true Schamyl, as he swept down The
swif, Koisu in the dawning sunlight, pres.
emily 10 find himself amidst hills aud amongst
friends, that wonld render successful pursuit,
1t attempted, impossible. Achulko surren-
dered at discretion the hu,s were burned,
and General Grabbe re,raced his steps in
very angry mood, which a daring attack OH
his rear guatd, BY the ubiquitous and indie.
la'igable Srhamyl at the head Of largo
body OF horse, eXasperaiad to fury. The
Imam was beaten off with some difficulty,
and the victorious generals march was sui
lenly resumed, aud concluded withou, fur.
ther molesiaiion a ...-s .s
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-12-31
.Iiaerllaweou9 W:atter.
THE TRAVELLERS STORY.

A party of travellers were seated around
blazing fire, in a tavern upon the Allie
ghany mountains The coach had broken
down, and per lorce we were detained until
the next morning. We had finished
substantial Virginia supper, and each one,
with his feet on the lender, and cigar in
his mouth, ruminated upon the storm with
out, and the warm cosey comfort within.
Each one in his turn told story or related
an anecdotr; and at last the joke came
round to hollow checked individual, who
until then, had remained silent. -au
'Grntemen,' said he fixing a piercing
grey eye upon one Of the company
Spaniard-who unlimited had drawn his
chair up to the FIRE, some ten years ago
| came near being murdered, in this very
| house,
AT this moment the Spaniard got up and
was going out of The room, when the mar
rator arose, and locking the only door in
the room, took the Spaniard by the arm,
and leading him up 10 an old picture sur
mounted by the English coat OF arms, in
gill work, ran his finger along the motlo (;
"noni soft qni NAL J pense," . ...s
said, displaying at the same time butt
end of large pistol-'Eyil 10 him who
! evil thnks.'
The Spaniard smiled, and said he did not
feel well, but the stranger swore that no
man should leave the room until he had
finished his story. Requesting us not Ia
be amazed at his conduct he proceeded
Some years ago, (said he,l i was travel
ing over these mountains on horseback,
and I stopped at this very house. The
landlord was extremely obseqniops in at
tending to my comfort, aud, after supper
he requested me TO Join him in bottle ol
VINE. Nothing ioatb, ] consented, and
before midnight, four empty bottles stood
on the table end, and he was acquainted
with all my business. NM,
81 very imprndently remarked in tn,
course of conversation, that / had a very
large sum Of money in my vaIse and b,
politely informed me that he would TAX,
care Of il until morning. Although some
what intoxicated, did not approve o
leaving it in his charge, and took my va
T hse in my hand, and retired to bed. Ahe
| had undressed, placed my pistols anae
my pillow, and carefully as I though
examined the room. | laid myself down
and sunk into itful sleep.
'I suppose it must have been two hour
$ after when awoks, and collecting m
scattered sensss, l endeavored 10 thin
what had been about.
" Suddenly ! detected q noise under m
!. bed. What was my horror, when obse
y we'd small piece fcarpet, stretched alor
z my bedside move as though somethir
!, !, was under it. A cold Precipitation start
: from every pore; but, thank God ] hl
. presence Of mind enough to prepare
: the worst. Grasping pistol in my rig
P hand, and hiding il under my bed-clothe
f-igned TO be asleep. 81 ~ TtAga
SIN an instant afterwards I saw tr
door which had been concealed by c.