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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-12-29
The Ohio CultiyatOr for 1855.
A Remedy for "Hard Times.,.

N temeOy 1Or 'lh0rG IlmeS.V
TIME ELEVENTH VOLUME OF THE
i hio Cultvator will commence Jan. lst,
1855. The editors are resolved to spare no
pains TO maintain the reputation and usefulness
Of the paper aud with the benefit of ten years
experience, and much travel among the farm
ers of The West, they believe that they can make
the Cultivator for the coming year Of more val
ue TO its readers than ever before. and better
adapted for the soil and climate, and productions
of the region for which ii is designed, than any
other paper ofthe kind.
As a Remedy for "Hard Times"
The Ohio Cultvator will aim to impart knowl-
edge ofimproyed methods Of cultivation, how to
avoid losses by drouth injurious insects, SC,
the most profitable kinds of crops, bes. breeds
of stock, condition aud prospect of the mark
els, &c. In short, the paper will be devoted
to the interests OF the Farm, the Shop, and the
Fireside, and seek the elevation of Labor in all
gifts eitimate interests; opposing quacker. and
humbug in all their forms, and filling the noble
station ofa true
Home Paper of the West.
The Ohio Guilty. ator is published on the lst
aud 18th ofevery month"; 6 large octave pages,
with title page and index at the end Of the wear,
making vOlame of 354 pages, for binding.
Terms.
S ingle subscriptions 81 year. Four copies
for So. Nine copies for Sc; and the same price
(66a cents each) for any larger number. Per.
sons sending Clubs, may have them directed to
different Offices il they choose; and those hav-
ing sent a smaller number, may afterwards in i
crease to nine, or more, at the Club rates. To
any person sending us Club of Nine subseri.
bers and S6, we will send, as a premium, a
Package OF Choice Seeds, nine or more yarie-
ties, post paid, or a complete Volume for any
ms ~ tAlnQ HA in
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Married.

AtSt. Andrews Church, Elyra. on the Goth
inst, by Rev. F. Granger, MI. CHARLES II.
HAYNES, of Fremont, and Miss JENNIE,
daughter Of VIM. Hsyle, Jr., Of the former
place.
On the Gath inst by J. Lease, ESQ.,, Mr. Isaac
Bruner, and Miss Elizabeth Ludwig, all Of
Jackson tow nship.
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7ho ST. Nicholas
WOW OPEN.

HN1E undersigned has now opened his SA-
Il LOON in the Basement of Minis New
Brick Block, where he is prepared to receive
all his former customers and as many more as
may favor him with a call
My establishment is got up on large scale,
and hold myself in readiness
TO ACCOMMODATE ALL,
in the very best possible manner.
The ST. Nicholas Saloon,
in Fremont is now numbered among the
Largest and Most Commodous
Establishments in Ohio, 1t is fitted and fur
nshed in the very best style. am prepared to
accommodate customers and
Parties of any Number,
with all the luxuries the country affords.
Meals at all Hours,
From in the morning until IL at night
Eay- Always prepared for Company. -kEy
Nov. "a. P. CLOSE.
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Groceries at Wholesale,

] will sell my stock of Groceries
At C COST, including carriage expenses.
am anxious to close up this department, Of my
business, and will made it an object for Coun.
t,y Grocery Keepers
To Replenisb their Stock,
From time 10 time as they may want wish
to say to those living in town or country, that I
WiH sell my stock 25 per cent less
than can be bought 10 town.
Green Tea, such as sells for d, for ~ cts.
Gun Powder Ten, ." Sc, - 81 cts.
Black Tea, A" IS, f" 80 cts.
Molasses, IS 4" 80 cts
Sugar House Syrup, " IS, SO cts.
/ have Crackers of different kinds, Fruit OF
all kinds Pepper, Spice, Ginger. Chewing aud
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-12-29
C0rter's Spanish .NtrfsEre.
The Great Purifier of the Blood.
Not a Particle Of Mercury In it.

Let the AFFLICTED heau anu POnuers
A n infallible remedy for scrofula. kings evil,
N rheumatism, obstinate cutaneons ernptions,
pimples, or postules on the face, blotches, boils
ague and fever, chronic sore eyes, ringworm, or
ietter, scald head, enlargement and pain in the
bones and joints, stubborn ulcers, syphtic dis
orders, lumbago, spinal complaints, and all dis
eases arising from an injudicious use OF mercu-
ry, imprudence in life, or impurty OF the blood.
0ctF This great Alternative medicine, and pu-
rifer of the blood, is now used by thousands of
grateful patients from all parts of the IT, States,
who testify daily to the remarkable cures per-
formed by the greatest Of all medicines, GEAR
TER'S SPANISH MIXTURE" Neuralgia,
rheum atism, scrofula, eruptions on the skin,
liver disease, fevers ulcers, old sores, affections
Of the kidneys, diseases Of the throat, female
complaints pains and aching OF the bones and
joints, are speedily put to flight by using this
great and inestimable remedy.
For all diseases Of the blood, nothing has yet
been found to compare with it. 1t cleanses the
system of all impurities, acts gently and eff.
cienily on the liver and kidneys, strengthens the
diges ton, gives tone TO The stomach. makes the
skin clear aud healthy, and resores the consti-
tuition, enfebed by disease, or broken down by
the excessss Of youth, to its pristine vigor and
strength.
For the ladies', il is ncomparably better than
all the cosmetics ever used, A few doses of
Carter's Spanish Mixture will remove all SAL
owness OF ofcomplexion, bringing the roses man
tling to the cheek, give elasticity to the STEP
and improve the general health in remarkable
degree, beyond all the medicines ever heard or
The large number Of certificates which we
have received from persons from all parts of the
u. States, is the best evidence there is no hum.
bug about il. The press, hotel keepers, mags-
trates. physicians, and public men, well known
TO tho community, all add their testimony 10 the
| L.. FL r Al.
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Academy of Design.
Hubbard's Block, Watcr-st,

SANDUSkY, 0.
THIS INSTITUTION, is now complete
i in all its arrangements, and each depart
ment open for the reception Of pupils.
The Principal is assisted in the ARCHITECTURE
AL DEPARTMENT by thoroughly educated Ar
chtect and Civil Engineer, and is prepared to
execute designs and give instructions in what
ever pertains to the Art of
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SKY LIGHT
DaguerreOtYpe Pavilion,

TIME subscriber having recently cons tructed
his new and scientifically arranged SKY
LIGHT Dngerreotype Pavilion, with a light for
its softness and beautiful shading is not sur
passed in northern Ohio. The Pictures taken
under such light are noted for their smooth
ness Of shading and be autiful delineation Of the
features. With the above facilities and several
years experience in tho South. he feels safe in
saying his pictures are not surpassed by any ta-
ken west OF New York City Citizens of San
dusky and adjoining counties. will have good
opportunity of getting likenesses Of themselves
or friends true to nature. Satisfaction given to
all, or no pay.
Pictures taken from sunrise until sunset, in
cloudy as well as in clear weather.
Likenesses of all sizes from the half size plate
to the smallest miniature ring. Post mortsm
cases attended to at the shortest notice.
W Pavilion located near Junction Hotel.
NELSON ii. TUCK.
| CLYDE, Dec. 90, 1854. 49w4
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40 Acres of Land for Sale.

90 The northeast quar-. Of southeast quar-.
Of section No. 81, Ballville, situate on good
road and only one mile from the Plank Road.
is well timbered and has improved lands ad-
joining it.
Terms, easy. Neat stock, will be accepted,
and the balance on time, ifdesired.
Inquire at the subscribers Shoe Shop, in Ere.
mont, in the rooms recently occupied by G. w.
g. G.. 8. Click. A TAYLOR.
Fremont, Ncy. II, 1884. 4Sf
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Notice Of Attachment.

A T my instance an attachment was this day
N issued by Amos Fem, Justice of the
Peace of Green Creek township, Ssndusky
county against the property and effects of Mem
20 Dsgrof, who has assigned, removed or dis
posed of, or is about to dispose of his property
a part thereof with intent to defraud his credit
ors. RICHARD ~ CCHNER.
Dec. is, 1854. 49w5
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To Rent.
The RAILROAD HOUSE,

AT GREEN SPRINGS, Seneca Co.
TINE subscriber wishes to RENT the above
J. House, which is we'll situated, immedi-
ately adjoining tho Railroad Depot, in the
town of Green Springs, with all the necessary
conveniences and buildings. It can be had
with or without the furniture. Enquire of the
subscriber on the premises or Of g. F. Grund,
Fremont T. +. ii. STABLE.
Green Springs, Dec. Is, 1854. 47:3"
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Yankee Notions!
.OOO wORTH

TOYS and NOTIONS, which ! will sell to
dealers at little above COST. As the
Holidays are Coming on!
So just drop in and buy from SIS to $40 worth.
and you can't help bu, make money Out ,fthem.
They sell well. and just what Santa Claus"
wants for the "Young Folks."
December I, l645. IS
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Choice Bargains,
Now offering at
Beery's Cash Store!

ONCh ~SSOAA N1tOAO
CLYDE, OHIO.
T am daily receiving additions to my large
L stock Of Cheap Goods, Of New Styles.
Eg Our terms are CASH. -aT
And we shall not sell DOLLARS worth on
CREDIT. III Cash Customers will please
call and examine the following Splendid bar
gsins:-
a Large Stock of Groceries,
Teas 4s and Coffee ls. Tobacco big pile, all
kinds; Rice, Goldfish, Syrups and Molasses; wo
have an article of Honey Syrup, new thing for
hotel and Family use.
1000 yds. Ladies' Dress Goods,
Prints, all wool delaines, plaids all styles. at
about any price. Also, new styles of Shawls,
and Talmas, that are not kept in this vicinity.
Also, a large stock Of Ladies' Collars, Chemi-
sets. under-sleeves and hosiery.
$4,000 Worth of CLOTHING, at pri-
ces that no one can compete with. Nice. new
STYLES and tip.top made. Also, those 5 cords
mers, satinets, dannels, drawers. understands
and neck-ties. Aud then we como to
1900 prs. BOOTS and SHOES. for La
dies, children and men, new styles. 500 pairs
boys aud misses boots that are right, and
shall reduce the price on boots and shoe this
f,ll. Our stock is tip-top. and prices, o. K.
Also. the best stock Of staple and fancy Goods.
Satinet at Sc Cd and upwards; red fannels at
low figures; Tweeds cloths aud cassimers, all
wool goods 20 per cent less than last years
prices.
Crockery and Hardwsre--Carpets ss
cost and transportation. Wall and Window
Paper--l 900 rolls, cheap. Lots OF Goods not
enumerated. Remember. this 10 the place to
get goods right.
Eg- We take almost anything in ex-
change for our Goods. ~ Foreign Bank
money at par. p. b. BERRY
Clyde. o., Oct. 81, 1854. 4On
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Removed.

I HAVE REMOVED from the rooms over
l thei Post Office to suit of Rooms in
MINIS BLOCK, THIRD STORY.
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CHOICE LIQUORS,

CHOICE LIQUORS,
we have on hand, such as
Pale, Dark, Raspberry, aud Blackberry
BRANDIES,
Jamaica and st. Croix RUM.
Schadam, and Holland GIN.
Old MoDongahela and common WHISKY,
by the barrel, as cheap as the cheapest, or as
low as the lowest
Port Malaga and Sweet WIN ES.
Cherry Bounce, &c.
We intend making it our business to keep
up full supply, and make it TO the interest Of
The Citizens of Fremont,
And residents of Sandusky County,
to call and examine our stock.
Before Mey make Meir purchases,
As we are determined TO PLEASE EVERY
person wishing to purchase any thing in our
line of trade, as 10 prices and quality.
We do not intend to suffer ourselves to
be undersold by any like establishment
This side of New York,
We intend paying strict attention TO the
FLOUR TRADE,
We shall always have on hand, the best Brands
Of FLOUR in Barrels, Sacks and smaller guam
titles, to suit customers.
We shall also carry on extensively
The Bakery Business,
We have two experienced men in our Shop
that need no recommends. for making the best
Bread, Pies. Cakes and Crackers in this coun.
try, the Fancy Baker not Excepted. We are
prepared to furnish
Groceries and Families,
With the above on the most satisfactory terms.
Gsg Cash paid for Butler, Eggs, dc, -@T
We will say to persons buying heavy Groce-
ries, that if bought Of US, they shall be deliver
ed any where in town
FREE OF CHARGE.
So come on, one and all, and see il HAKRl
and JAcK don't do itup brown.
| Fremont, Nov. "a, 1854.
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Fremont Price Current. /.

CTRAW and Stalk Cutters at
ODec.29 CANFIELD & BROTHER.
oils and Lamps. Tanners and Machnists'
" Oils Of the best quality at
Dec .os. CANFIELD & BROTHER.
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N. B. The widow will at the same time and
place offer for sale he: dover right in the above
land 4Sw7
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Take DaguerreOtypes,

By as good SKYLIGHT, as any in the State.
These rooms were fitted up expressly for my
use and no expense spared in their construction.
My former patrons and the public generally
are invited to call and see the pictures exhibit
Fremont, Nov. "a. A.. D. WILES.
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New Establishment.
GREAT INDUCEMENTS,
AT the Fremont
Grocery and Provision Store.
=. HOMO g. HALE have opened Whole
> sale and Retail

- HOMO & HALE have opened a Whole
> sale and Retail
Grocery and Provision Store,
At the old Stand of J F. r. Sebring,
Where they intend TO keep every thing in the
shape ofFAMlLY SUPPLIES, such as Wheat
aud Buckwheat Flour, Corn Meal, Feed fol
Horses aud Cows.
Among our extensive Stock may ALWAYS
be found the bes, of Golden, Sugar House, N,
York aud Cincinnati Syrups: pulverzed, gran
ulated and crushed Sugars; also the best
Orleans al 64 TO cts; Young H.! Imperial
Gunpowder and Black Teas.
Old Java and Rio Coffees. salera'us
Starch, Rasins, Prunes, Citron, English Cur
rants, Corn Starch, Sperm, Stearine aud Tall
low Candles. Winter bleached Lamp Oils
Hamburger Cheese. Constantly on hand full
supply of
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AND GREAT BARGAINS!
This grand Mammoth II Rod Establish ment is
now complete, measuring Al by l70 feet;
rods longer than the Old Stomping CIR Jund!
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CAUSE OF THUNDER.

Thunder claps are the effect of lightning,
which causes vacuum in the atmosphere
through which it passes; the air rushing in TO
restore the equilibrium, may cause much of
the noise which is heard in the clap. An easy
experiment on the air pump illustrates this
Take glass receiver open at both ends, over
one end tie a sleeps bladder, wet, and let it
stand until thoroughly dry. Then place the
open end on the plate of the air-pump and ex-
haust the air slowly from under it. The blad-
der soon becomes concavc, owing to the pres
sure of atmospheric air upon it, the support
ing air in the receiver being partly thrown out
Garry on the exhaustion, and the air presses at
the rate of fifteen pounds to the square inch.
The fbres of the bladder being no longer able
to support the pressure of the atmospheric CO.
lumn upon the receiver, are torn 10 pieces
with noise eqaul to the report of a musket,
which is occasoned by the air rushing in to re-
store the equilibrium. Imagine a rapid sue
cession of such experiments, on large scale,
ane you have the peal of thunder, the rupture
of the first bladder being the clap. But the
explosion of the gasses, oxygen an hydrogen,
of which water is composed, will account for
the noise
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s.ock is .nor cemple,ss

fcURNfANCE'SS Stock is now complete
a Fromlllttlecases very yfIeat, =
Up 70 those Of large dimensions
Suitable for high prstentioas
Come or, Ladies, come on Gents,
Come On, every man OF sense
And get impressions Of your faces,
To show your friends your many p-sen.
The dress is better to BE- dark: ...-..-
But brown or red il Just the marx
For these the contrast plainly shows
Between the peySon and che Clothes
It's well enough the Sun should shine.
As this will serve 10 shorten time
But If il don't. and clouds be rife IL
He'll take your picture 10 the life.
Those little StsSleys, yclept babes
Should never como midst clouds and sbs3.
Bat when the monarch of the skies
His shining robes puts on, arise
And bring your i,ttLe o1les 10 me
And brightest pictures you shall see
Another theme the muse suggests,
s5f To pat all gloomy doubts to rest, .
Such honest men seruples feel.
Lest wicked craft fresh from the deel
Should be invoked in place of art.
And made TO act willy part,
Are told with conscience clear OF evil
We h9s's no dealings ,cith the DEVIL
Gallery. End St, Ind door north
of Powell Cos Store
June g, I854-tf
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fopuIur 5uns.
of.n BILLY DALE.
air Lilly Daie.

AIE-Lttky Dcte.
Twas a clear cold night, when the stars twinkled
bright,
And the snow covered hill and yale.
When two or three young lads. who were out on a
spree.
Went to see Old Billy Dale.
CaoRrs-
Old Billy, queer Billy, droll Billy Dale
Now the white hairs blossom on the time
honorod brow.
- OF the queer old Billy Dale.
They frolicked and danced az the night advanced
Till morn made the night look pale;
Still right in the middle of the room with the
fiddle
Sat the jolly old Billy Dale.
Old Billy, queer Billy &c,
Old Billy could sing like bird in the spring,
Or could tell first rate tale;
And if anything went wrong it would not be long,
Till turned right by old Billy Dale.
Old Billy. queer Billy &c
Now the heart of old Billy has neer grown chilly,
Though his voice is beginning to fail;
And if you want song you need not wait long
IF you call old Billy Dale.
Old Billy, queer Billy &c.
dead.
But should may prayer for him fail,
May the angels above in extacy of love,
Shout-'here comes old Billy Dale.''
Old Billy, queer Billy&c.
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Curwensyilie June Is, I85i-ly.

MANSION HOUSE.-The subscriber having Ia
lXh ken this old established stand, and entirely
reitted and refurnished it in such q manner as to
vie with any house in the county, respectfully So
licits liberal share Of public, patronage Every
attention will be shown to persons stopping at the
Mansion House. and no pains will be spared to
make them feel at home"
The bar is well furnished with the best liquors
and segars and the table will at all times be sup
piled with the bes. in the market
He would respectfully invite the public to give
him call JOHN IlFlNGSIQA.
Clearfield, June Is, 1854
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BED-BUGS.

Speaking of bed-bugs, friend of ours who
put up at the Kalamazoo House, tells the fol-
lowing s'strong one:''
.sYou see, l went to bed pretty ALFRED used
up, after a hull day on the old road before the
plank was laid, calcalatin' on good snoozc.
Waal just as the shivers began to ease off, l
kinder felt suthen' tryin' to pull off my shirt
and diggen their feet into the small of my back
TO get good hold. Wiggled and twisted, and
twisted, and doubled and puckered-all no
use. Kept agon' it like sin. Biemby got up
and struck a light to look round a spell--found
about peck Of bed-bugs scattered around,
and more droppin off my shirt and runnin
down my shirt every mint. Swept off place
on the floor, shook out quilt, lay down and
kivered up for nap. No use-mounted right
on me, like passel of rats in a meal tub. Dug
a hole in the kiver lid, and crawled through
and give me fits for tryin' to hide. Got up agin,
went down stairs and got the slush bucket
from the wagon. Brought it up and made
circle of tar on the floor-lay down on the floor
on the inside, and felt comfortable that time,
any how Left the light burnin' and watched
'em. See 'em get together and have a camp
hleetH pou1 II, anu lho' tilSA "Siit oii III d
squad, with an old grey headed he one at
the top, right up the wall, out on the ceiling,
till they got to the right spot. then dropped
right plump into my face. Fact by thunder.
..Waal, L swept 'em up again and made
circle OF tar on ihe ceiling too. Thought had
'em foul that time but swan to man, if they
didn't pull straws out of the bed, and build a
regular bridge over it!
Seeing an Incredible expression on our WIS.,
age, he clinched the story thus:
sits so, whether You believe it or not, and
some of 'em ,calked across on stills" Bed-bugs
are curious critters and no mistake special
" the Kalamazoo kind.--Graad RiUcr Eagle.
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A s CHEAP AS THE CHEAPEST. AND AS
"A GOOD AS THE BEST, WHOLESALE AMI
RETAIL.-IsAAc JoHssroS would respectfully h.
form his friends and the public generally that be
has just returned from the East, where he hasrur
chased the most splendid assort ment Of Boots
Shoes ever brought to Clearfeld Every variety
Of Ladies slippers, CATERS pumps &c. &c. Mems
fancy shoes, and CATERS, with an excellent assert
ment of heavy stock, all adapted to the wants of
the people of Clearfeld
lie hopes his friends viii give him a call at his
store in .'Shaw's Row" and examine his stock
June 13, 1854.
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J eat Exeitement.--startling Annourlnene..

HHIIAT the largest, cheapest, and best assa.tIss,
u Of Goods ever brought into CiearfieId count
have just arrived, and are offered for sale NJ ,f
New store of the subscribers, near the .yoa-H-5
Office Clearfeld, Pa. Never before has ;p--l
brilliant, and at the same time a chcaper 10, ,f
Goods been offered to this community. They h,,s
all been selected with view to the wants ana 10
cessities of the people of this particular local,
after long experience, and intimate acquaintance
with their business connections
Dry 'ioods OF every variety, Dress Goods CIo,h.
tassimercs and Clothing Boots and Shoes L.,
and Caps, Ronnets and Shawls together win
large snd splendid assortment OF Queenswsre
Hardware and Groceri.s
Defyng ell competition, they solicit their friends
and the public to give them a call and examine
their stock M0SSOp i POTTARFF
June IL. l854.--Iy. s.r ..H
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ENEMPHILL'S HOTEL-The subscriber would
L inform his friends and the public generally,
that he still remains at the old stand where he is
at all times ready and willing 10 entertain stran-
gers and travellers His bar stocked with the
best liquors, and his table viii always be supplied
with the uxnries of the market.
Thankful for past favors. he soiicits further
share of public patronage
I'M J. HEMPHILL.
ClearfeId, June l5 ISj4-1y.
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Scene on the Ohio.
the noise

Our boat stopped to take in wood. On the
shore among the crowd was remarkably stu
pid fellow, with his under lip hanging down.
A dandy, ripe for spree, tipped mods and
winks all about, saying E'now I'll have some
fun; I'll frighten the greenhorn.'' He jumped
ashore with a drawn bowie knife, brandishing
it in the face of the green one, exclaiming,
GROW I'll punish you, I've been looking for
you for week. The fellow stared stupidity
at the assailant. He evidently had not sense
enough to be scared; but the bowie knife
came near his face, one of his huge fists sud-
denly vacated his pocket and fell hard and
heavy between the dandy's eyes, and the poor
fellow was floundering in the Ohio. Greeny
jumped on board the boat, his hands in his
pockets and looked around. ssMay be- said
he ssthere's somebody else here that's been
looking for me a week.