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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-12-06
MARCUS CoLBURNt

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forms Of =, IIed with any
HOAX lesst distance may
be treate s!Mtna their cases FULLY,
Who il ~ he infarBntion and satisiac
ton Of those who pthahee do not know, ws rshsr them
York Day BOOK two weeks since. snd which has been
telsivey copied in the lending papers Of that city, and
pretty generally in The country papers We will let OH
ers ansser this question lest our readers who have
read the above named article entitled The Character and
Men of New Yok-The Metropolis Of North America"
should complain Of neglect TO publish II aiso
have known DR.. Heath for ten tweive yea s. during
which time he has assiduously dew oted himself to the
study and treatment OF Chronic Diseases Genonrlnarv,
Nervous and Constitutional Affections, pkeases OF the
Ear and Eye but especially in treating Consumption aHd
affections Of the Chest with dattering success.
-Ise J.K SMELL, NJ. d., Green Point Brooklyn.
Having seen numerous adavis Of cures performed by
Dr. Heath of NJ $50 Broadway, stake pleasure IN re-
commencing him to the aflcted-[ Advocate and Regis
tier, Railway, N. -
We eheeifuly recommend Dr.. Heath enlightened
public, professional friend OF surprising atiannents
and Of eminent success in hs departments OF traciice
LESTER GREEN, NJ. D., N.Y.
tss. A. J. SMITH. NJ. D., N.Y. +
Dr. Heath man of high moral character and most
''""''' '''ss''',4' GEO PETRIE, N. D.,N.Y.
The two chef chaact rlstcs good doctur moral
excellence and professional ability, both Of which Dr.
"'"'" Hon. A. LOOMS, MY.
| NEw YoRK, .'ept. q, 1885,
d. HEArH--Dear sir:- Il take my pen in baud IN in
torn that avn entirely free from every symptom oi
THAT alarming Consumptive Throat Disease which eame
updrr your medical WITH and which rapidly
unde rn,innp my constitution. almost despaiing ii
getting cured AT all, until was advised by Mr.. Shaw IL
Try y, u, and see II you could not relieve me.
You have only cured me phys caly, but you have
relieved me of excessive suspense and anxiety Of mind
l. Your in gratitude,
n The Doctors introductory Work on the cause aud
of those diseases viii be sent flee 70 any address
| appiication. 80
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o. lump NtoWcy y. H. Dtdtty VatcTDufy u A. Duusof
Co.. West Randolph A. E. Bigelow, Barre. 26
CONSUMPTION. ASTHMA, BR oNHCITls, CATARRH
~ and other affections Of the LUNGS and CHEST cured
by INHALATION, local and general limitation treat.
will tu to most Of these Diseases but in
Connection with proper, general remedies, under DR.
HEATHs directions, 1t is highly curative In there, here
tofore ncuTabe Affections Dr. Heath Is frequently ap
piled to by persons wqo have nethar been relieved by In
halaon; shoulder Braces nhang tubes The fact Is
that inhalation only auxiliary, and that those Traps
| are absolutely injurious.
As proc, of the success attending DR.. Heaihs Gem
bin treatment refer to the subjoined few only Of
large number of letters: 3.
1923 BROADWAY, N. Y. Sept. 6, 1855.
DEAR DocIoR: Although not indebted to you pecunia-
y, am under obligations Of gratitude which do expect
to We able 10 pay for your skill In curing Of Bonchi
al Affection three years ago which had troubled me
for number of years, and which would not yield to
caustiC applications, garees washes. Notwithstanding
profession requires the constant of my vocal or
gans the cure Is permanent.
If you think this will be OF any service to yourself
the public will please IL In any TO attain
1t. You will nj doubt, remember two three Of my
friends were also cured by you.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-12-06
G. w. STONES.
Cough, Consumption and Bronchitis
EH.HKER.

THE Proprietor would respectfully call the attention OF
the public TO his invaluable Remedy for all Affections
OF the Throat and Lungs and beg Of those who are unde
cded what to select from the medicines adver
Used and recommended for such complaints, to give his
ELlXIRa trial. Having done so, they will no longer hes
tate what 10 take themselves, recommend TO others
sngle' trial will prove Ia them that this is the val
liable remedy discovered M the affections IL
the Throat and Lungs it will Immediately relieve the
violent Cough, and In few hours completely
the most Cold. As Il Preventative and Cure for
Consumption has no equal. II spurey Vegetable,
TASTE, and may be given with perfect safety the
delicate child The testimonials received almost
daily from those have been cured by it, fully justify
the assertion, that family should be without this edi
cine lei Mothers give il To her Children who have the
Hopping Cough Group and they will alleviate
the sufeings OF their lutte nnes.
Price so cents. Principal Depot 80 Central Street, Low
ell, Miss fins
Fred E. Sph, Montpelier, general agent TOR Vermont.
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aes Prepared by j. G. AVER,
Practical and Analytical Chemist, Lowell, Ms ss

B. o. Tyler Fred E. Smith and Collins Pierce, Mont
pelier; Potter Tucker. and Geo. Nichols Mortified
s. Camp, Stowe; ]. H. Bradley. Waterbury; Z. Badger
& CO.. West Randolph A. =. BigeIoM. Barre 26
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-12-06

THE ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY
is now prepared 10 sell over two millions Of Of
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-12-06

"S,nate Chamber, Ohio, April 5th, 1854.
"DE. J. C. AVER - Honored Sir: have made a thor
ough trial Of the CArHARric Pills. LEFT by your agent,
and have been cured by them Of the dreadful Rheumatism
under which he found me suffering The first Use
lieved me, and few subsequent doses have entirely
removed the disease feel in better health than r
years before which attribute entirely the effects
your CATHARTic Pills. Yours with sreat respect,
LUCIUS B. METCALF."
The above all from persons who publicly kHwn
where they resde and who would not make these state
nens without thorough conviction thai they true
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-08

whence Of Sod, into shipwrsck, but on the poor
pebble CT negro slavery it viii never break into
fragments It has borne mightier burdens than
that--a thousand times mightier. When the ole
thirteen colonies rose against British oppression they
were only three millions of people scattered along
the wide sea-board and even then they were snf-
fering under the pressure of discovered councils,
party jeaouses State quarres, sectional encroach-
ments, weak central government destroyed cities,
stagnant accounts burned forests. blghted hearths
paralyzed industry, a crushing burden OF debt,
dissifected and dissolute soldiery. Thus burdeBed
they bore triumphantly the brunt of the conflict in
their infancy against the mightiest power on earth,
and is, then, a nation only IN form and in name,
with little of its present national power. America
grew stronger under that pressure, in all those ee-
Ineuts which constitute her glory, tell me, now, II
standing erect and mature in the full grandeur OF
her strength. she canEot bear against the empty
breath Of a thousand fools, unbroken and unbent,
this poor fardel of slavery. Oh! away with It, let
il come from what quarter it may, and take what
form it will even ofphanthropy religion, it should
be trampled under foot; and the man who is found
whispering a single word adverse to the perpetuty
of this Union however plausible, ought to be spurn-
ed from the presence of all honest men into infany
and exile, as traitor TO his country and unfaithful
to the great purposes OF God who raised us up for
the accomplishment of of ali-wise designs.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-08

tbs left the printers but reasonable profit BE
also referred to the fact that but few years ago
the Legislature made an appropriation Of several
thousand dollars to q printer who executed JOB
for the State under ihe law of 1895, and who had
sustained q loss BY taking it at TOO low price.
The same thing was done for Mr.. hitchie by the
Congress Of the United States
The bill was further discussed by Messrs Rullen
and Upton in favor and Mr.. Nixon in opposition to
its passage.
Pending the further consideration of the bill,
The House adjourned to 81 o'clock Friday morn
ing.
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FOR PADUCAH

TNHEfne steamer, ROCK CITY, BIN. a TR -
EGAS, Master, viii leave for the EThH7S}R1
above ami all intermediate ports this
day 10 O'clock A NJ connecting with the 81. Louis
Louisville packets For freight passage apply board
70 lde sill A. HAMILTON Agent.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-08
NEW BOOK BY ALICE GREY.
L Z Tx III u - O N :
The Autobiography of an Orphan Girl.


BY
Handsomely hound in one roIune-cloA a.
We present this series Of excellent stories to
be the veriabe history Of the early life Of ALICE GREY
whose charming Magazine Tales have added to the
enoyments of the domestic resde and alternately provoke
the merry laugh, brought the tear Of ympshy eye
BE this as may, in this tale have the authentic au-
to biography Of yong lady, resident OF this state-so
slightly concealed beneath the gauze Of felton,
the actual personags from the curiosity the general pub
hc-Eo so sufficiently concealed to hide them from those
who acquainted with the suthoress cognzant
the amidst which she has actress LILY HUsoS
is simple, interesting story Of actual life, showing
much real amidst the common place Of every
day affairs. u is beautifully written book, and will doubt
less be greatly sought after by those who admire Of
tenderness and feeling which appeal directly the gentler
emotions Of the heart.
This book will be suitable present to the ladies-for
which it Is particularly wrttenat the time it
be read with profit by persons Of all ages and both
sexes. Just received by
deci W. r. BERRY & co.
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DISSNIETInN.


VIE Partnership heretofore existing between the under
signed in the and style Of Hers Cook dis
80 we'd by mutual cOnsen he list u November last b.
Weller and W Hagan alone authorized TO clio e up
the business of the Parsons indebted to the arm
will maze payment and those having claims agains it will
decS-1W A b. COOK
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-08

sH- From ToOs, MASON & Co, Union street.
We have received copy Of
AK ADDkEss delivered before the CAliOpean &
Apolonlan Societies Of Union Unisersity.h MUIR
ffeesboro', Tenn. By Rev. Gao. w. EAros, Pro-,
fessor Of Theology in Madison University, HAmil-
ton, n Y.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-08
DISSOLUTION.

HE Partnership heretofore exhstng between the under
signed in the name AID style Of Weller COoDei,
dissolved by mutual the LIST Of NOvembe last
b. S. Weller and j. W H4gsn alone authorised to close
the business Of the Persons indebted to the hT
axe payment AMI tn having claims against il wi
present them to either for settlement. WELLER 81
/ dscT-1w CHAS b. COOPER.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-08
AUCTION SALE
Trustees Sale of Clothing, &C.

N1ILL sell Thursday December 20th, at 10 O'Clock,
w WITHOUT RESERVE, invoice Of Ready Made Cloth
ing Of the LATEST MAKE AND STYLES with a fine as4ort-
ment 4 Gentlemea's Furnishing Goods, &c, Terms
CASH.
n BTheSe goods will be offered at private sale at east
ern cost without charges, until he Goth inst.
BENZ. r. SHIELDS, Agent for Trust e,
decS- "a AZ Public Square,
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-08
ADELPHI THEATRE.

Complimentary Testimonial to Mr.. Everett
V which occasion the Nashville Dramatic Club have
~ cred their services and will appear this evening,
December 5, in OtFay's Trags dy Of
VENICE PRESERVED.
Characters by Dramatic Club Comic song by JAS CAMERON
Followed by TRY 1T ON.
Mr. Mortimer walsingIam Potts To conclude with
MY FELLOW CLERK.
TACTIC. Mr.. J. D. CANKRoS
Mr.. JAMES BsNNErT will make lis first appearance IS
RIcHARD THE THIRD, Monday night
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Particular Notice

A Ii parties indebted he firm OF McCLANAHAN 4
~ BRANON particularly requested TO cL and settle
their accounts by the 18th instant
~ We are compelled to make CO lectons TO crry our
business. IecS-lwl McCLANAHAN BRANON.
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Agricultural Implements

AT uANCFACEUKE1fS' PKiFES'
d. .. w T. Il IA Il R
AS and will keep hand up stairs in II T. Yeatman's
Warehouse, Market street. well assorted stock Of
Agricultural and Horticultural Implements and
Tools, and Housefurnishing Goods, WIcl he will sell
az Manuscturer prc added He has also for sale,
GRASS SEEDS and lot Of COPPER KETTLES and SHEET
IRON STOVES.
Persons in want Of Two Horse Powers. Threshers Now
ers kea ers Corn Shelters &C will send in their erS
he don't intend to import any that not previously
gagged. iecS-tf
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PIANO FORTES.

w 81 IL. FR T. MAN
AVE Just received eight Piano Fortes have several on
II the wa, and VII keep cOu,taty hand good as
tortuen' Of just such instruments viii
A o 7 H MSELV
Every Piano tOrte sold by shall be every
respect We rIiay invite fri. nfs ami ala those in
want II superior in trumeLt, to give a ca No II
College q. ldec3-ul W. ( T. FREEMAN.
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TO THE STOCK HOLDERS IN THE WHITES
CREEK TURNPIYE ROAD

THERE WILL Be AN ELECrIO HELD at the Court
house in Nashville the TL Of JaLu ~ next, elect
nine Directors said road WM. b. EWING,
dec5-w3t Secretary.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-08

For Memphis, New Orleans. 81. Louis,
and Louisville,
-TRI- WEEKL 2
T'HE splendid new passenger steamers CITY OF HUNTS
L VILE, W. WEAvsR, Master, leaves Nashville every
Monday at - O'Clock,
}. G. CLINE J. llTE Master, leaves Nashville every
Wednesday at t2 O'Clock, m.
JOHN SIMPSON, w I. YEArMAN Master leaves Nashville
every Friday at ~ O'clock m
Connecting at Paduch with the daily Louisville and 81.
Louis United States Mail Boats, and Memphis with the
splendid New orleans steamers Bulletin H. r. w. HILL Geo.
Collier and IngomaT.
The accommodations Of this line be surpassed and
passengers will find by far the speedes Of travel
either North or South.
For freight or passage apply to
A. L. DAVIS, Agent,
oct5 At U. 5. Mail Packet Office.
~ Capt b. DUFuELD viii remain in New Orleans during
the present season. agent tor the Nashville Memphis
New Orleans line 81 Aa steamers. Also, for the
AMERICA and HUMBOLDT All business ntrusted 10 his
care for the above boats will be promptly attended TO free Of
charge. ldecIl A. L. DAVIS.
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FRESH ARRIVALS!
Buckwheat Flour
Ready Made Clothing, &C., &c.

hedoy-Maue OIOtuluS, Vc'' ~C'
BENZ. +. SHIELDS, AGENT FUR TUE TRUSTEE,
II A JUST RECEIVED, per steamer D." invoice
i Il superior Ready Made Clothing, Geutgm n Hos
cry sUspen ler Gloves Cotton aud Linen Shirts Cravas
Stocks, Pocs - Han ikerchirs sc, &c.
This stock OF the styles and make, and viii com
pare with auy this other market Our Instruction
Il At ta-tcrn cost and for cash. good chance
No variation. BENZ. T. Shi ELDS,
dec5-u Agent
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D A N C I N G

Nj, Mr.. Goodwins Grand Assembly Mi,
x2tS WILL TAKE PLAcE f97Ak
&Lis Tuesday, hcceusber 4Ih kLE
- Al ODD FELIows' Hall, O'clock, P N. -
MR.. GOODWIN he's been solicited 10 teach another
WI month"; and will commence Turning Glasses on saur-
das, December first. Terms per month, Six Dollars.
decl-u
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Z - I -
z1e1ls=xsaEEss sE=re-zE7s
4 Esd HARMON, Mater, leaves Nashville Mondays
~ uni thursday. at iDA.
slBsA-The fine passenger steamer c TBA, MArHSSEV,
Master, leaves Nashville tuesdays and Friday az 10 n.
ROth CITY The splendid steamer, ROCK cry,
BEN EGAN, Master leaves Nashville Wednesdays and sat
. uTdays a. 10, A.
These boats light and have excellent accummodA-
tons By them passeuger get TO Louisville ST Louis,
Memphis New Orleans ECKER than by any other
For freight passage apply oear or 10 the Agents.
A. HAMILTON IS MARI - street,
dec4-s II. II HARRISON Front street.
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Read About Blank Books, &c.
FOR NEW OIL cans.
Notice to Stockholaers

o. THx NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD.
! y Election of Fifteen Directors % manage The
al rTars C1upaly Or he year, vii be held al
ough On nknsEDAX The l2lh dAy Of Decs
a. rckhollers asal. ga Be carried the road
= % ~ presoas az u and day aer the eection
. eer1caiss q Ssoek 10 Ne Conductors.
". A. 6LEAyxs,
acvi-sd fseasaru and Secretary.
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SATURDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1855.
The News.

The St. Louis Republican, Of the list, comes to us
Nith ahighly complimentary notice of our reverend
townsman, +. E. Pitts who is in that city as Agent
for the sale of - Armageddon"
Col. J. c. Fremont has taken a house in New
York for the accommodation Of himself and family
during the winter, that he may enjoy greater faci-
ties in preparing and publishing the results of bis
Pacific railway explorations which will be ready for
The press before the adjournment Of Congress
The Rural Hutell;geaeer states that friend resi-
ding at Mount Vernon, Maine, has raised in the
open air on his place, for the last three years the
Nertab!c coffee plant the seed of which was brought
thther five years ago from Cuba It grows about
$40 feet high and produces its berries in pods some
thing Ike peas. The plants, he says, have matured,
even this season, and the berries ripened without
injury from frosts.
Tho n. 0. Delta Of the 18th ult.. who is statisti
cally inclined to the cotton line, has furnished us
With the following, derived from the most reliable
data:
Bales OF cotton received at the port of
New Orleans from the year 1915 to
July 9th, 1922, 100000
Average price per bale for same period
$50 33&
Received from July %, 1922, to the oath
November, 1855, 24,284,4 400
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For Memphis, New Orleans. 81. Louis,
and Louisville,

J. G. CLINE. JOHN SIMPSON. CITY OF HUNTSVILLE
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-08

pAnies might induce mem to make kvoTdble reports
where The facts would not warrant such. It would
be very different where an intelligent man was APP
pointed by the Governor to perform this duty. In
few years the State would have $25, GOO 900 in
vested 10 railroads, and he thought So 900 not
too much for the services of man to watch over this
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-08
For the Nashville Patriot.
LEGENDS OF THE SOUTH--N0. HI.
Legend of the Internal Pass,
prL v1ReIs1A FRExcH.

"Abc sixty south Of Santa Fe in the mighty range
Of the Sierra Blanca there famous gorge fifteen
miles through called C4none Inferno the Internal
Pass where stupendous Of rock piled upon rock
until traveller at the top but narrow stp OF sky
while around him all involved in chaotic gloom" The
white steed alluded the tradition, still said to be seen
at intervals The warriors thu Camanches He repre-
sented as OF * eeng beauty and vgor but Of such swift
that Standing the daring efforts OF those most
renowned in tie capture Of the wild horse he has never yet
Teen brought within range Of the lariat.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-12-06

On Sunday morning about o'clock, the
body Of w. G. Webster, (well known as
newspaper vender in front of the Times Of
tice) was found lying in pool of blood on
one "f the stair landings in his boarding
house, No. 66 Gold street. Mr.. Webster
had his legs amputated many years ago,
both being frozen while lumb,risg on the
rivers in Maine I; ever since he had walked
on wooden ones. There is no doubt that
while going up stairs on Saturday he slip
ped, and was precipitated to the bottom
His spine was broken, and he was terribly
bruised about the head and body, and
must have been killed Instantly. An in.
quest wa held yesterday and verdict OF
accidental death returned. lie is said TO be
related to Hon Daniel Webster, and a man
Of education. The loss Of his limbs forced
him to gain his humble livelihood in a
humble way. lie was every day to be
seen, rain or shine. His misfortune, his
singular attention TO business, and his mod
est department. attracted much attention,
and made him,as much liked as he was
universally known.-N.Y. Express.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-12-06

TEERIBLE EXPLOSION. fife.-
We learn from The Richmond Dispatch
that iircdamp explosion occurred at The
English Company's Black Heath Coal pits
in Chesterfield county, Va, on Monday
night last, resulting in the death of four
men, aid in the injury of three more.
The victims were as follows:
John Marshall, killed. He had his head
dreadlully crushed. lie leaves wife and
seven children, all very young. Charles
Thompson. killed leaves wife. Mich
olas Luke, killed leaves a wife and one
child. Joseph Burten, killed leaves
wife and three children. George Cotton
aged, 20 years had a leg broken and crush
ed. A colored boy, named William
Wright, bruised and burned seriously.
Fourteen others who were below al The lime
ui the explosion were not injured, and
came out safely.
The scene at the pit on Tuesday was
most distressing. The sight of the bodies
of the ad and the sulftrings Of the
wounded were of the most painful nature.
The melancholy scenes was heightened by
the lamcn atio..s of the familie, of the d ad
all of which were exceedingly helpless.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-12-06

JANE STUART.-We had the pleasure
this morning Of seeing at the studio OF this
gifted artist, mastlerly picture oil Rachel
in the character of "Phedre," painted from
memory by Miss Stuart, and whilst the
likeness is most striking and life-like, the
picture altogerlrr is characterized BY, a
boldness Of conception, rs well as BY .
subtlety and spirit in execution, that we
have seldom if ever seen equalled by the
pencil Of any living artist.
The picture by chance met the eye Of
Mr.. Edwin Forest, who was so struck with
its great character and force that he at once
became The purchaser but has given his
consent to have il on exhibition for few
days in this city. Mr.. Forrest has also
given Miss Stuart an order for a copy OF
her fathers great picture Of Washington
Boston Times.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-12-06

A NEW KIND OF APE.-Professor Over,
the celebrated naturalist, describes a species
of ape recently discovered on the western
coast of africa, named the Gorilla species,
the adults OF which attain the height of five
feet five inches, and are three feet broad
across the chest. His head is double the
size Of a mans, and its exremities are
enormously developed. They exist in
some numbers in the interminable forests
of Gambia river. The negroes of the
country, in their excursions into the forest
in search Of ivory, exhibited little fear of
the lion, as it skunk away from man; but
they dreaded the gorilla, for when h, saw
man advancing he came down out of the
trees to the attack, and could strangle a
man with the greatest ease. The strength
of this man ape is enormous his jaw is as
powerful as that of lion, and his canine
teeth equally formidable.