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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-22
DURROrGHS s1fAFER 4 60, DEALERS IN EX
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- ikA flNt READY MADE 'io iiiN'' mNlt" Tue Nv
euoh of Their numerous customers and friends To ther n
vailed ana extensive STOCK oi Ill to''pH comprising hs
II does In great variety and completeness o style and nrr
nj every article pertaining to the CLOTHING and GENTLE
MEMS FURNISHING TRADE An adequate idea oi the
~ aY 1u tti % ~, M m T M ,a'od @ az ~ 3nara1 m al iis, -,
l'I,'il9f' ~ ~ i i,a., ~ may Nv ' f | -
,sp ,", ~ -, a.,,,. H., -, th.sa ,,or
non,s f tho os . materials rners and stv,s-Tnl
mas Registers and Cloaks
DRESS AND FRoCK CoATS.-rhose sold Mt this estab.
shment surpassed precseness usefulness OF
cut general workmanship, being In these
spects egaai 10 rustota loork
BUSINESS COATS, of every material, ranging In price
from 81 To sls
PANTS-Black Cashmere, Skin, Grape Cashmere,
from fine dress medium low price, Fancy Cashmere,
oakes Cashmere Oxford Mixed Heavy Tweed satnei Sc
NESTS-tieli Plush velvet Black ana tahey "reianh"'
Black and Fancy cashmere Farmer sam fat'n! N.ivot
Merno Serge Black Satin ~c splendid hfy anu Nedhhg
Vests . - ..., u 81.
TkANEillN' BlhA MIL N'-sau"hih ing -. i1B'i,
Epson and SaNohN Blankets ''hlleh'hs Shh"s manerS'
Meno scars ndef shirts np canton lahie' ana jean
Drawers CraSats stocks f.sSe. asau Alb.,t @ h1 Napo
leon lies; KID bntk M3,h t'chl ,i'[u; [ il9n H,. @
Lse seoaS,ol9 oa, ts, ana Sa ,n ",ot.s % mu,S , MY
Gel pocl t erchios Sc In short every thing us
o fund In first class eutemeps Clothing and fitting
osishpnnt may la. found In the greatest variety and at
M, ,,nst rr,Snt3I MI, tficcs al the BAZAAR
"a 10 Misunderstanding all the Clothing sold by Them
arc I'm onahIeI n give their customers the benefit Of the ad
tJcns Al the Lowest possible rates
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-22

Chronic Nervous Debility Disease of the Kidneys and
arising Disorrred Liver stomach suci
a'Ca1stpption Inward Piles Funess Blood to the iea
r of the stomach Nlusea Heartburn, Disgust tor ROOD
fanSS weight in the stomach Sour Eruttatl"ns snkls
fdierng 8t the Pit of the Stomach swimming OF the 'a
hnfed and difficult Breathing Fuering AT the Heart 'oh
ness Vision, Dots Webs before the sight teNef ana '
l@a the ua Deficiency of Ferspration, 1ellpWnss ." Tue
s' and Eyes Pain in the Side Back Chest, LIMBS &C
Ilh tnS'eS of Heat Burning in the Flesh Constant i'
l->o Evil and great depression of spirits rah pe
~ chrel by DoCrER HooFLANDs CELEBRATED GERMAN
"iiERS, prcpureaby DR. G. NJ jackson, German Medicine
ne M 20 Arch door below Sixth, Piihnlp" -
ler the above diseases is not eXcelled equ"
" by any other preparation in the United states az te cures
''tNh Skillfu physicians had fliled
These lcrs are worthy the attention of invalds Posses
@ great virtues in the recfcation OF the iVer ana lesser
sn exercising the searching power IN weakness M
ons of the digestive organs they are withal sae CERTAIN
AMI pleasant
VIRGINIA TEsrIaoNY-Dr J. NJ Wilson, Lexington Va
'l uih lso9, said am entirely out ot the 'erhan pm
"A They have become all the rage. Nothing else selis
ne Tenth Legion published at Woodstock va SUD Jan
Nh s5j: "A treat McdicincWe have uniformly refrai'
nom recommending the public any of the various patent
medicines of the day unless thoroughly convinced OF thrT
Nae Among those consider worthy OF notice. Is ,ile
'man BterS invented by Dr llooand aud prepared by ~
'AN1h In Philadelphia one instance, in particular IN Nh
1tSaperior virtues of this medicine have been tested mas "
IN unlar our observation During the last summer on
| Ahram trabl Of this county, was very seriously stu
van Liver Complaint and after trying u vain various rem
he purchased e lttors, aud after using IT, was
ea relieved of his distressing mal"iy thh ne pto'"''
bottle and is restored entirely 10 heal'h
Acy are entirely vegetable, free from all gnrl uS grea
'"s aNSyS strengthen the system and never eoHlte ~
or sa wholesale by Druggists in all the rncia eities M
% by apothccarics and storekeepcrs in every town III 'e
Gated StAtes
Sold by SrROTHER & WHITEHEAD, j. H. TiioMf.
HoN a co, and j. H. SEAY \ co, Iynchbur9 ana oy
e''e's N neiieing everywhere. lseP o'l9,
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MISCELLANEOUS,


~EE''s''8'N'~'-'' -
~ the market NIL the good wheat get FER
having such sell viii please give call before selling
will always pay the highest market prize.
Hts MILLER 4 Ei4AM, on Basin.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-22
Oc ITIs NJ '''-''''F4tNF
M AAA ACRES LAND WARRANTS

GRAY, Notary Public dealer In Land Warrants, and Attor
of Military Bounty Land and Pension
claims purchase l0o0O0 ACRES Of Military Bounty
Land Warrants will attend to any business, as Notary
pnbr uch lcdgme of deeds assignment of Land
warrants Sc &c. LAFAYETTE W. GRAY,
No1ry Public Bounty Land and
i..l.r IInAlnn II I.Nnn
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-22

NoIttG-lkesn snhserher has this day disposed of his
~ entire hercsf1h the concern Of Stglpr McEhery Co..
10 ID T. & Peters of the firm In retiring from the bust
ness thank my friends aud the public their patronage
ami would ask u continuance to my successors.
oCroBtR Isl, 1858. Ru McEIDERS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-22

The ahoVe rates Ohm Kiver sght adYante Is
charged if sent all the way by Railroad No Storage CHARGED
m foO4s s=uf through our lime. Consgn to
y" BRIDGFORD s. Co. Richmond
REFERENCES II RICHMoND.-Stens a Brummel, linsleY,
Tar,iv 4 CO. Selden Miller j. H. Claiborne, D. )" Wrgh,
& Co Chas r. Wortilln Co. Shields a Semmeryilc anu
T5,n,nds navenpart 4 Co. june 25ts.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-22
yGoHrrvAI LIQUoRs AND WINES wlE-.--

RsE0ECIyAL IIQTOEss AND WINES
"a PIre Jace Port Wine. pure French BrandY 9he,'s
' London Porter and Wafs Aromatic Seirdan 'chuape'
m m lhesa articles warranted pure, and suitable pr lH''
nal purposes For s,l, l,v JOHN II. SEAf,
W Ats Druggist
~ AsfTFFs-faformation the whereabouts oi i3e
~ AtS EFINfTON who resided in this place n 10 loiI
" pers lcgnauteA with his present rosiedce II any W.
AL, fNrt ty leaving information at this once. II s n
en they may heal something to their advantage. "
,-1en his nex of Lin. sep zo-lo-
- (oct3ts) TIOS. j. DAVIS CO.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-22

~ gucrrcan Gallery, in this pllee to Mr. JAMES KEAGS,
respectfully recommend him To the favorable attention
Of the public skf Artist aud gentleman whom they
rely then and secure of his inlmtable AM
BROTYPES which only be procured of him In this city
In taking leave. would return thanks for the liberal
ronage kind attention received from public du
ring n residence Of over eight years. i. l.. GIBBS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-22

SANEDAcCOrlng 70 Inc TubIislrd rnIVs oi The NonIh
Railroad nearly 80
sending their Tobacco the subscriber II shall
than cents per box averaging 21 bis IN
tolls freight expenses board sail
ing vessels ALFRED s LEE. ON the Dock,
~ llr IL
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-22
4 RE XOU SICK t-Then you can't be cured toe

.mmedaeN cured, and tull vigor restored
fAAkE NOTICE All letters must Toe post paid ana contain
postage stamp for the reply will he sent
Raitimnre Anril Is 1888 dSclv
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-22

HINPOWDEk VEAs.-20O half Chests extra fine
u CT UNPOWDER TEAS imported by us ly ship Oneida
from Shanghai. Also, fine assortment OF MACK TEAS
from medium quality the finest imported These Teas
trade low they bc had In the country
For sale by EDMOND, DAVENPORT a Co,
90fS Richmond
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MISCELLANEOUS CARDS.

1R.ROREKTEARIN, Dentist bus removed
- his office door above residence ON NJ AIN ST
aud one square above Dhrells Hotel. ian i.dts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-22

NOTICE TO OMERSuANVS. FARMERS n
~ OTHERS LIVING IN THE EcoUNTRN.-iwouim most
respectfully call the Merchants Farmers aud others
living the country who intend visiting Rchm this seasonto
nmy large and general assortment Boots, ErYNO00
u Shoes, Trunks Carpet Bags, Naisos, p~5xtvJ-vyJ
Ac., as my stock has been selected 10y ~. 1lIN
myself with great care, suitable for the
Virginia trade and large portion of Goods having been
purchased for cash hatc myself that can hold great
inducements To Merchants aud Farmers. and all In want
other house East North South either by the package
dozen; which call the attention of all in want they
will find them prices that fail to please by calling
\. W. G, hill. Manufacturer aud
Dealer in Boots Shoes Trunks, Carpet Bags,
NaiseS, sc. wholesale and retail No l21.
Richmond
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1855-02-13

DISCOVERY OF A DEAD BoDY IN A FIELD
Irs MYSTERIOUS sDIsAPPEARANcE.--Atd dusk last
evening man discoverd close press, resem-
bling box, in the field of Mr.. Holstein, on
Washington ave. about two miles and half
from that city. On opening the lid Of the press
no discovered man laying in 1t apparently
nsleep, aud supposng that he had been placed
there as ajoke, he took him by tho ear and
jcrked him, whom to his surprise. he found that
his head VISA severed fron, tho body He further
examined the person, when no found that ono
OF the arms was severed from the body. Tho
man, at this, became frightend and ran to
neighbor's house, whore no related tho story
While he was gono it was removed from the
field, and up to this time no traces have been
discovered, nor is it known in what direction it
was conveyed. During the absence of tho
nobor's man. another person saw two men cross
the field in the direction of tho spot where tho
press had been seen but he did not see them
convey anything from it. 1t is supposed by
those residing in that vicinity, that somo body
has been exhumed from graveyard in that Vi
cinty for dissection; that upon seeing the man
coming up, the persons who had the body in
charge dropped it and fled, and that upon bis
going to the house. they returned and conveyed
Il off, Albany Euening Journal, soh.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1855-02-13

o. Tho New York correspondent Of th,
Detroit Inquirer. under date of the 29th says
"Mayor Wood has astonished his friends and
corfounded his foes. by the prompt manner in
which bo has maintained the laws. Last Sab
bath there wcrc only fioenty too out Of fivs
thousand licensed liquor-shops open in defiance
of the law, and tho owners or these twenty-five
shops were called before his Honor the follow
ing morning, 10 be informed that in futnro
they should not have the privilege of selling
liquor at all: in short, their liccusos were TO-
voked.
Not drop of the ardent could DO had foy
love or money at any Of the largo hotels. aud
Hoboken was throngod with the thirsty who
could not satisfy their dcpravod appeti,es IN
the city Of Gotham
Mayor Wood personally appeared before the
Grand Jury few days since, and gave infor-
nation which lod to tho closing offive gambling
houses and the arrest of their ownors and oecu-
pants. In enc case il appeared that some of
the polico wero interested in tho ownership OF
ono Of these valuable institutions. This is the
first instance on record In which Mayor has
v, UNFAIRLY 90. o.oporatod with Grsnd Jury in
the suppression of vice.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1855-02-13
ANNABEL LEE.

II was many and many year ago,
In kingdom by the sea,
That maiden there lived, whom you may know
BY the name of Annabel Lee.
And thi, maiden lived with no other thought
Than to love and be Low, by me.
Twas child and she was a child,
In this kingdom by the sea;
But we loved with love that was more than love,
I and my Annabcl Lee;
With love that the winged sersphs above
Coveted her and me.
And this was the reason, that long ago,
In the kingdom by the sea,
A wind blew out of cloud, chilling
My beautiful AnnabelLee;
So that her high-born kinsmen came
And bore her away from me,
To shut her up in q sepulchre.
In this kingdom by the sea
The angels, not half so happy in heaven,
Went envying her and me
Ye. that was the reason, as all men know
In this kingdom by the sea,
That the wind came out of the cloud chilling
And killing my Annabel Leo.
But onr love it was stronger by far than the love
Of those who were older than We
OF many far wiser than we;
And neither the angels in heaven above,
Neiier the demons under the seq,
Can ever discover my soul fcom the sou,
Ofthe beautiful Annabel Lee.
For the moon never beams without bringing me
dreams
OF the beautiful Annabel Lee
And the stars never RISE but feel the bright eye,
Ofthe beautiful Annabel Lee.
And soal the nighttime | lie down by the side
Ofmy darling, my darling-my life and my bride
In the sepulchre there by the sea-
In her tomb by the sounding seq.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1855-02-13

Wreck OF THE SAN FRANcIsco. tosli
monials in services of plate medals that were
awarded 10 the brave officers and crews. who
rescued tho passengers and others from the i'll
fatcd steamer San Francisco, are now ready
and will bo delivered by Thomas Tileston, Esq.
treasurer of tho fund, to the persons to whom
they havo boen awarded, viz;
To Capt Creighton, of tho Thrco Bolls.
pieco Of plato and gold medal.
To Capt. Lo". tho bar1ne Kirby. tho
came.
TO Capt. Stouffsr, of the Antar,c. the samo.
To the First and Second Officers of tho three
ships above namod, each a gold medal.
To each sailor. silver medal.
To Capt Pendleton,o of the ship Lucy Tbomp
son. service of plate.
To Licnt L. X. Murray Of the U s. Navy.
a service of plate.
To Capt. Watkins, of the steamer San Fran
cisco, q service Of plate
To J. W. Marshal, Chief Engineer Of tho
San Francisco. o gold medal.
To chief Officer Mollus, Of the San Frsncisc',
gold medal.
To the Second Officer, 'hc SAME
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1855-02-13

ExEcUTIoN OF NEGROES Two negroes woro
executed yestcrday-one for tho murder Of
his wife. and tho other for attempting to kill
bic master and mistress. and severely woundng
them with knife. Ono oftho prisoners died
at once and easily; owing TO some deicct in ar
rangements. the neck of the other was not dis
locatod-the knot Of the rope, catching under
Sufficiently pinioned, he was enabled to reach
the rope with his hands, holding himself up
and yelling vociferously. II required somo
short time TO dsengaqe him. About a thou.
sand persons attended the revolving spectacle.
Montgomery Journal Jan. 20.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1855-02-13

BALLOON ASCENSION AND AccrDENT.-Afiss
LOUISA BRADLEY, OF Philadelphia, mado bal.
loon ascension from Easton on Thursday
morning. She ascended to great height, whom
the balloon burst, and she camc down fast,
landing somo four miles from Easton 10 safety.
Tho collapsed balloon formed kind of para
chute. Tho excitement was intense, until
word camo that she was uninjurcd.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1855-02-13

CRIME IN CALIFORNIA. The San Francisco
correspondent of the N. Y. Tribune, furnishes
il with lis, If persons murdered in California
in 1854. 1t Is a dreadful record Four hund.
rop and fifty murders arc recorded, and the
writcr thinks II nj had been reported. Is
would have been swelled TO SIX hundred! Du-
ring the year there wore fifteen convictions tor
murder and manslaug ghter--thorc we're ak oxe-
cu,ious BY the officers Of the law, md cigh'eeu
nv Lynch law
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1855-02-13

A Wild MAY.--The following coinnunica-
ton. relative to the discovery Of n wild man in
Waldoboro, in this State; was handed TO the
editor Of tho Thomaston Journal by Mr.. j.
w. McHonrh Tho Journal says tboTo are
several persons who can voueh for the truth Of
the statements which it contains;
Mr.. EDITOR On tho morning OF January
I'd, whilo cugaged in chopping wood short
distance from my house, in Waldoboro, was
startled by the most terrific scream that ever
greeted my ears; it seemed to proceed from
the woods near by. ! Immediately common
ced searching round TO ascertain tho canse OF
this unesrthly noise, but after half hours fruit.
less search resume my labors, but had soar.
cely struck q blow with my axe whom sharp
shrek burst out upon their air. Looking up
quickly, discovered all object about ten rods
from me, standing between two trees, which
had tho appearance of a miniature human
being. / advanced towards it, but the lit:le
creature fled as neared it. Igave chase, and
and after short run succeeded in catching it.
The little fellow turned a most iinploring
look upon me, and uttered sharp shrill shrek,
resembling the whistle Of on engine. / took
him to my house and tried to induce him to eat
some meat, but failed in tho attempt; | then
offered him somo water of which ho drank a
small quantity. next gave him some dried
beach nuts, which he cracked and ate ro IDLY.
Ho is oftho male species, about eighteen inches
in height, and his limbs are in perfect propor-
tion. With the exception of his faco hands,
and feet, he is covered with hair of jet black
hue.
Whoever.may wish to sec this strange speci-
men ofhuman nature can crafty their curiosity
by calling at my house in tho eastern part Of
Waldoboro, near the Trowbridge tavern. /
give these facts to the public, to see If there is
any one who can account for this wonderful
phenomenon.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1855-02-13

ANOTHER Rum MoRoER --Thuriow ".
Brown, Esq tho talented and fearless oditor
of tho Cayaga Chief (Auburn) who is no~
travelling in the wesr, writes lcttor to his pa
per. from which wo msko tho following ek
tracts:
"A young, wolljressod. gentlomanty az,
peuring man, with a lovely wife and child, had
journoyed on tho same train with Us from But.
falo. At -. in spite Of tho earnest and
fearful protesta,ions of his wif no would leave
tho depo: as he said on business From tho
wife's manner. we readily guessed what she
thought his business was. For long hour
sho stood with her boy in her arm, awaiting
his return the toors in spite of all her efforts
silently dropping upon the check of her saep
ing child. He came just as the train started.
drunk. He lurched towards tho platform foil
upon tho rvil. and his head was severed from
his body. Never, in life, shall wo forget tho
expression of tho wifos countonanco as she
stood moment, hor features pale and gash,ly
and then fell senseless upon the CORY and
smoking form Of her husband. The wall cfths
faiherlcss boy touched every heart, for not ono
who looked upon the sceno could refrain from
weeping.
wo looked upon that woman a. she was Ia .
kon like doad one from tho hoadoss corpse,
her hair clotted with the blood that had jns,
jetied from tho pusoless heart, and folt frcsh
hatred against damnablo business aud all it's
spologists and abettors."
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1855-02-13

ORDER OF DRuIDs. The St Clair, Michigan
Herald says that an association Of this ancient
and mystic order is now being formcd in that
city. Nearly ono hundred mombors have al
ready been obtained, and the number Is rapid.
ly increasing. Associations are also being
formed in Port Huron. China, and Newport =
The initiation ceremony is grand and imposing,
whilo tho obligations 10 which the members
do not, in tho slightest degree, affect their po-
litical or religioss obligations or belief.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1855-02-13

There arc twelve different fortified defen-
ces around New York, which now have noun.
ted l,064 guns. There wcro nine large and
several smaller onos round SevastoroI, which
at the time Of tho first assault had mounted
S9f guns.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1855-02-13

GO Edgar A. Poe, though wild and eloo-
my poet, has strung some of the most precious
pearls that ever decked the page Of Literature.
Among other poems inexpressbly beautiful,
tho following seems to be worthy the hum
dredth perusal.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1855-02-13

eg- The insignia Of the know -notbings has
at length beon discovered. II consists Of the
American eagle holding III his bill .fHrriner,
BY the seat Of his brooclos.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1855-02-13

An Iowa papor says hat the people there
have added another measure TO their arithme-
tics. II called 'drunkard's weighto or measure
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1855-02-13
HENRY b. ARMSTRONG.
HARNESS MAKER Il SADDLER.

Janufacturer of all kinds of Harness, Saddles Bri-
rs sMartngals Trunks Valises, Carpet Bags &c.,
aud dealear in Ladies Satches, Whips, Fiynetts
Fuffalo Robes, Hair Mattresses, Harness Sole and Up
I VI Leather Also--Hides, Sheep Pets, Furs, Dee,
kins One doc, North MtchelPs Store. 1869
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1855-02-13
"srrnfT on r."

A good story has been told of lisping Of
hcer In the u. 8. Army, having been victim
lied by brother officer, (who was notod for
his cool deliberation and stfohg nefves,) and
his getting square with him In the following
manner. The cool joker, captain, was Of!
ways quitting the lisping officer. q lieutenant.
for bis nervousness.
"why," said he one day in the presence Of
his company, nervousness 10 oil nonscnsel
tell you, lieutenant, no brave man will DO ner-
vous'
"well." inquired the li.pinr friend, "how
would you do, thposo theli with an inch fur.
thee thould drop itthelf in vailed angel IL
which you have ttken thelter from q company
Of tharp thooten, and whore wath thartain
that II you put out your noths you'd get pep
peredI"
slow" said the captain, winking al the oir =
Gle, "why, take Il cool and spit on the fusee."
The party broke up, and all retired for tho
nigh. except the patrol. The next morning r
number of soldiers we're assembled and talk
ing IN clusters, when along came the llenteu :
ant. Lazily opening his eyes he remarkod---
II want to try an exthperiment thith morn
ing, and thee how cxtheodingly cool you car
bo."
Saying which, he walked deliberately on 70
tho fire burning on the hearth, and placed in
!ts Hottest centre powder canister, and To-
SANITY retreatcd. There was but one mode
of cgrcss from the quarter, and that was ~?
on the parade ground, tho road being built up
for defence; the occupant took one glance a.
the canister, comprehouded his situation, and
in moment dashed at tho door. but Il was
fastened on the outside.
"Charley, lot me out If you love me!' shout
cd the captain.
"Spthit Oh the canitherl' shouted he 10 ro-
turn.
Not moment was 10 bo lost; no had at arst
snatched up a blanket to cover his egress, bc.
nov dropping II, no raised the window, and
out he bounded sans culotes, sans everything
but very short under garment; and thus. with
hair almost upon end. he dashed upon a full
parade ground. The shout which hailed him
brought out tho whole barracks to SEQ what
was the matter. and tho dignifed captain pull
led tall sergeant In from, of him to hide hlm
SELF
"Why didn't you sp,his on III? inquired tho
lioutenauf.
Because thero we're no sharp shooters in
front to stop retreat" answerod the captain
"All have got to thay, then, ith' said the
lieutenant, "tIat you might have thafely dono
il. for ,hware thcro wathnt thinSlo grain
of powder In ity'
The captain has mover spoken ngains, nor
| vousness since.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1855-02-13
f.. NJ. HALE, Nj ID.
I OMOEP ATIIIST IL NHYDROPATHIST.

Tenders his professional services to the citizens Of
iillsjae and vicinity. lie socts the treatment of
a n severe and obstinate acute or chronic diseases.
REFERENCES
cEA9LEs 7. MITCHELL, ALLEN HAMMOND,
n. II. SHERMAN.
nFOffce over Smith, lIinmnn e. Co.'S Store.
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