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$50 '-'''''' ]. va u. Tucxsa.
CCYTHE Rf1LRS.-Variosa Qualities of Scyths
- Ailsssaa ehArpsnsfs fos sale by
9. W. II. TUCKER.
CTCKL7S.-A god srsisis = 6lsEIss 70. sale y
~ -. 9. ". u. TUCKER. /.
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- ''''' 'i'''' M '''' Z v.Au. TUCKER,
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WAnEs.
NEW sEoas, l20 nAlS-s1., NxAx slSss,
i On =. =. 8 ~ 1T H..
II ~ ~ sies - ~ Aossiss Lock,
II AVE 10 stess ) esoplsss sostnent Of Bald
II e's aasdwnSs, 0sehanies' Tesla. Ysxniss
Ut.sils ,nssss Kssplsg Wares. Nails, 0isaa Mirs
yslss, CAalss, Coll Chsia, Rsps, 6hovels, 6pA4ss,
1akss, Perks; yspsnnsA BsittaInnia Brass, ~ III
Metal sd kilvsr Pisted Wars; Wire, DSsshse,
1sils, Saws, Hinges, Sersws, LamIs, LaAsssse,
sss osrsd !. vIs,sssis ssa ss..i. chap iii sssS.
Psstleulss Attention givea y ths retail tsa4s.
jansIed
New MeAAy - Menl. NJ
a ROOM ~ fest ~ 50 - the second AooFs veil
"A lighted ana veptilstsd. Entsancc yr1n 4aia
street BY ss~d sfai'~:5.
or sleeping RON. kOEa. Ii. sSil1Ii.
juneisd sisa kortss Loss iss Asis-st
E0As SALE Oit EA0mA.CE.
y ACRES Of bluff isSd directly .ppas,ts Naja.
commanding WV Of ksokut, Warsau.
Alssandlia, Hsmil's and 10 milo II ~. Ms.
sissippi River. Thereis = Railroad In evsl,c RI
construction ~ tho foot Of the blaA ss1tk. i
e.ssf the Anest locations for II
~ west. = $3.50
Also % ssrss n miles from Tie iistr In god
neighbcrhood, all NADER euitisatiob, good orchard
Of Psash aaAappse trees, fsans ksusss. ,stsh5s
-, - good wells with chain punps.
Also 30 acres niles iron M river. all undes
cultivation. In good nsigA>otAoeA, aaa inprsvsl
With good new fsans hSpes With 5 rooms. stablee
Aa-,3 wells with ehsin p1wps, Is Or 20 aefsa n
meadow, very dssisnbls1asn.
Also 20 acres choice land - titles from the Nv
~, end In good ssighberheod, 80 asrss In wheat.
Also 100 scres . miles from ths river psftly II.
proved.
Alse choice lot Of timber land IN Hsseoek -,
III.
!. Aise ssvsrsi loss 10 ths town sf IaNilt9s, MI.
nois.
Also two iotsin Nspsrviils, Ds Page ssssty,
Illinois.
Alse land In Indiana.
Also land and lets in Ohio.
Also good mill property In Ohio.
Also property In Rsokak, and geoA psyins u.
sinsss.
Twill sell or exchange on GOOD tsrnss IN.
quiFe Of n u, RUNNRR
Anssd No. 90 Mas q. .kseknk. Isua.
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UNDEHTAKER,E CAMD

~ ~ kh = ~ - hst@ - IA N ~
The undersigned bcgs leave to inform the citi-
Sens Of keokYk and vdnity, that he has establish
ed himself inthe Undertaking Business, In all its
branches, and viii keep on hand An assort msnt Of
METALLIC Bu RIAL CASES and WOOD COFFINS.
which he will finish and trim according to ordor,
and at the shortest notice.
Hesrso and Carriage Fu,nished-From his long
experience in the business, he feels confident that
he canno: fail " give sstisf action.
Cooling Boards can be had BY calling st the d.
ace, where orders will BE- received and Attrndtdto
day night.
v. T. PERKINS,
je30d3m 80 Main S., between ID and Sd,
over Yhemp son 3 boot and Shoe Store
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orricE BUCKEYE STATE Ins. Co,
10 Front-st., bet. Main and Sycamore,
Cincinnati, o., Dec. 18th, 1856.
To all whom 1t may concern This is to ccTti-
~ thatI have examined specimens and roofs Of
VI. X; childs co., Fire and Water Proof Cement
Roofing and believe 1t to be eminently superior to
al, other kind Of roofing nov in use. was an
eve witness Of severe trial of Of these roofs,
from large body Of fame frcnian adjoining build
ing, whichstrnck directly upon the Roof and Cor
nice for nearly half an hour. 1t stood the trial
beyond all expectation, and sayedthe building.
Signed, r. W. HASKELL,
Prcs't Buckeye State Ips. Co
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Io ny OObtorn.
HAVING sold my Agricultural Store. all Who
- are indebted to me by pote or account will
PlsAsecsll Immediately and max pa ment. A. in
dulgcnce cannot b. extended.
IrseommsA1 " ny friends and former custon-
srs, ~ gentleman snd man Of tssinsss, nv suc
sessos, NJ. Hsssy n smsoAn.
Jaiy l3th, ~ .dAw NJ. Y. COLLINS.
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a Fall assertmsat VI these justly eelehea1s1
- Saw constantly On AAAd ~ thesin % ~
Apr3odAw BIG ANVIL.
RkASS COCKS u every description, Hssan
DdaAgsa and Whistles, Saw 0unmsrs end Nao.
drills, wrought Iron and Lead Pips, Ill sisss. s.
spr70d CADY, JONES PECkv.
CHAGPOOfNG and Shower Bath Geek. Dser
~ Pumps and Plumbers Materials. 81 Bixn Of
spr3Sd BI0 Avn.
DUAfe. wassr rams, galvaaised wsll chain asd
axtures, for sale low ct tho sign d ths
apr3Sd BIO ANVIL.
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PLU M MER 4 co.,
DRALHHe IN

SASH, GLASS, PAINTS, OILS,
A RE prepared TO furnish French and American
"A Gisss Of any siss desired. Alse, British
Crown Glass Sash Of all common rises; Linssed
Oil. yarnishss, Spirits Turpsntine. AleoAol |;
cheaper qualities Of Green all sorts Of Draining
Colors Gold Leaf; Silver and Copper Bfonss;
Paintapd Varnish Brushes. Also.
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PLUMBER 4 CO.,
No. tie Main.st., Bet. Ath 4 Sth,
waoLEsALs AID RETAIL DEALHns IN
BUILD ERS' HARD w ARE,
T1AvE now In store full stock Of building
i i Materials. tach ~ Rim and Aortisc Locks
Latches aud Knobs, Butts, Screws and Bolts, 6ash
Pulleys and Cords, Sash fastenings, Bells, Car.
riages, Wardrobe Hooks, Gate Hinges, &C., Ac.
Also, = large stock Of
CARPENTERS, TOOLS.
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LAVE nov In stocx, aud are daily recsivinS, q
II large and complete Aasortnsat Of BurIDsna
HARpx M, consissing Of Mortiss and Rim Loekl
and Latshets, with plated, pearl, white or mini
knobs.
Butts, loose and fast joints, all sisss.
Axle-frame Pullsys, Window Trimmiaes Of all
descriptions; SAsh4to cAs, Round, Square, SprinI
and Flush Bolts; SiiAins door shsavss. iosks, end
iatches; Bsllpalls, 81 various pattsrnsi Goat ard
Hat Hooks; black walnut, mahogany, mini, And
pearl white Drawer and Shutter Knobs Thumb
iatches plated and china Mouthpiecss for SPEAK
ing Tubes; Alarm Whistles, Gongs, &C., Do.
Those In want Of good Trimmings will and II 10
their advantage 70 give ~ call, at
No. 1913 Main Street,
iyl0d Between 3th and 9th SITS.
JMsst the Thing wanted.
DATENT Double Wall Ice Pitchers. Silver
I Plated and Britanni a--received direct from the
manufacturers, and for sale very low BY
TILLIN0HAST, LANE BuEL,
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ZINE decorated China Vases, Colognes, Match
i Boxes, Candietticks, Card Baskets, tnks, Motto
Cups and saucers, etc J., in great variety, and fos
sale low, by GEO. FOSTER.
iuncSd
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New MeAAy - Menl,
4 ROOM - fest ~ 50 - the second AooFs we'll
"A lighted ami sentiistsd. EntsaEcc 1r1n 0aia
street BY bresd stairway. M
Al&N,
One front room on sAnf 6SsF, suiiskie feY o6es
or sleeping room. kQEi. H. fMl1bi. 4s
juneieA eisn Norilse Losk lee Asis-st
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NEW GOODS!
ssMAfN-S HILBouRNE,s BLOCK.

s5MAIN-sT., KILBouRNE's BLOCK.
apr7d
IUSI received, the best variety Of spring and
u summer goods ws have ever offered to the citi-
seas Of Khokak, and We hope BY oHering good
gocAs q moderate prices, and BY strict attention
to business, to merit liberal share Of patronage
spr7d CHAMBERLAIN ! THATCHER.
CARPKTsi CARPETs
Just received, English, Brussels, Tapestry,
~ American ply and superior ingfaia wool and
cotton Druegets, Brussells and ysnitian stair car
pets Oil Cloths, from TO IL feet wide; Coir and
Straw Mating, and medallion crumb cloths, cheap
for cash By CHAMBERLAIN I THATCHER.
apee-d
WIGDOM Shades, Bun, Hollands, and shade 4
w te1ss, good assortment, for sale BY
sprsd- CHAMBERLAIN ATHAICnER.
I ACE and aaslin window curtains, giltcorniees,
~ banda, pins and curtain hooks, picture and
cartain cords and tasseis, for sale by
CPLRNDrD Lace and Masiin sets Coilsrs and
~ 6lssvss Scotch cellars and sleeyes, and
nsslin hAnds, edgings and insertiags, for sale BY
apsSA CAT.
TABLE Linens, white bed spreads, Piano and
Table Covers, Toweling- and house furnishing
:prsS caxsBEkIaIS THATCHER.
R0BE and Dress Silks, black and colored, at
N CHAMBERLAIN 4 THATCHER'S.
apr7d
TNkENCH English and American prints, at
CHAMBERLAIN 4 THATCHEk's.
ERENCH and English Briiiisntes, for sale by
apfsd G. st.
NASHMARETTES, striped and spotted Linen
~ goods for chldren's wear, for sale by
apr7d CIT.
SHIkTIS0S and Sheetings ,--3-4, ~, "a, Va,
~ and 1914 wide ALSO, wide linen sheeiings and
pillow case linens, cheap BY q. +.
apr7d
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PATENT MASTIC ROOFING!
e.. C(DNLES. JR..

(OFFICE AAIN-ST. OVER THOAPsON'6 SHOE STohE)
thai theya cpre ed o
cn Roc@
best
read
between 1inea and
Rchan
s'Mansne stairs. lFsh0dly
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>. y. nufcnMsea. yAnHs pswHv
MUTCuHNAoN = DEWEY.
MERCHANT TA1LOKS.
Third-st., bet. Main Johnson. .KEOHuK
lAvEJast rsesived IT their Yashiona Lls II ilor-
lisg and Fsrnishing ssta Alishnsnt, choice snd
sxcslisst supply u Broadcieths, Cassipsres, Vest.
ings, snd sni's Farnishing 0oods Of ali dsscrip.
tions and guarantee that their work shall be done
10 ths most approved and satisfactory manner
They ars constantly receiving the New York and
Philadelphia fashions; and respectfully solicit ~
who desrc good work and the best 10 u :.
them , call. Agents for
RnANcis AAHAN's sysfRn o. oARnxKr CUTTING,
Also. Reports VI lAshions.
meh75-dly HUTCHINSON A DEWEY
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Lsss a Nsv ana


0lks.sst. Lsss 81 Hev ana
OAMAlNv ALL ALE DesKsli
A RcTIc ADvRHTuRxs sY SEA
IA and LAnd, iSsm tbs earliest date
to the last expeditions in seaseh Of
sn John .ssshiin; Edited " Eps
O1tstrsst nays-d AA1T DAx1xR.
NJ: !; ..::;::;
t. For sale - H.AD.
VIsALEs AND 1AgINos, SKETCH.
! - saa JHsldests fren liz itinsYapt
QAMAIHlssa sai':ria, tsas..ef Rev. v.was
: s1s4 . sAlsEa.
|OA MAINE DUO ATI0NAL IssAys.
~ editiss. rs.sss1 end ssassesA,
ea.ssa y .s,. DIV. Clash, ?. ?.
|OANAIN A HyIgI llIpE. Oh THE 1ao-
-kssrsst ~ kkHs A1Ihx ~ RaeDss Dsssst,
| Oh ekAIk ~ sa..sy Mart tAS311.
V4SsTestd nagM ~ Aaiarss.
Ex1DAo8Dl1ARY l1DUCE19Nfs
70 TRADE
~ The ssNt0A1e olxDomee.ss
b. B., dsss',i. ,saA A s. -
noe, cresisry rass. 49, direct fron he Hastsrn
aase, sAisa ee9Dsises - sxtAasivs VARSITY N all
eeese dspsstnssts. ny stesk will ssn ~ fsses-
II. !: =. IS. ,: r.. Z . x U.s., =.
.of Dssss assAs. Asys stihs !, r.ss..,. pe,,s,,.
Laws, ssrsee Dsiaisas, Qualities, Pspiiss, vsiss.
80 Plaiass Dseasss, Asgaatises, Lava Rebss.
OfGtspl4 ossas, navy Assvn domestic .hleaeAsS
-, o.nA9eres, d.alis, 0eAisgs, psinis, 20.
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XNHlTE Ironstone Dining, les and Toilet
w Ware, Of new and beautiful shapes, for sale
in sets or pieces to suit purchaser, by
jeSd GEO. FOSTER.
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GLAssWAkE in great variety, 0oblets, Wines
0Egg GLASSES, champagnes, Cerdislr, Dccanters
ter Bottles, Salvers Sugars. Spoon Stands, Bowls
Preserve Dishes. Celery Glasses, Syrup 1ottlsss
Salts, Cruets, Jars, Lamps, Candlsstisks. hslassss
Cans, Lamp chimneys, 0lobss, 10, H., By far the
best in for sale II close hgures Ut
the New Crockery Store Of GEO. FOSTER.
iuue8l
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GEkAND0LEs in sets or pairs new and rich
~ styles for sale BY GEO. FOSTER.
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= Ant 4 DARO ER ,

vnOiasALs AHp RETAIL
DxALER0 IN , O.OKe.
9anay eooAss Ae.s &C..
No. ~ nAin-stFset, ketwsen "a Ana lth.
KEO1UK, IOWA.
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Mississippi Valley Nursery,
kEOKUK, IOWA.

FRUIT TREES,
OUCH as Apple, Peach,
~ Pear, fiun, Cherry,
onipce, ac.; and the snail
Huits, Rarpbsrries. Cur.
rsAts. Strawberries n oose-
berries, kc.
Alap, q lsrEe9aAntity "
Catawbs and lsabellA
Grape Roots.
| A large quality VI
! nwARpsT~e-. r.rs,~p-
larly Pear and Cherry,
which are very desirable
for CITY nlnntfnU
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r1sHE attention Of purchasers 10 respectfully In
i vited TO the above stock, which win BE- found Ia
comprise the newest, largest and best assortment
Of the Kind offered for sale In this city all Of
which are offered At prices to suit the times 49,
Parties about to commence housekeeping, house.
keepers and all In want Of the above articles, will
And to their advantage to give me = call pre-
vious 10 purchasing elsewhere.
junesd u. FOSTER.
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CrO-Ssss, eharn drills
w 6enas-hanmsrs, for sale 1t the sign Of The
apr1sd BIG ANVIL,
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NAILS-A full supply q all siSss 90 sSantly %
N ha.d and receiving THE sign q he
may1d BIG ANVIL.
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(ILA6S-A large and complete $3.50 tnsnt oi
~ Preach and American manufasture, doubll
and single strength, which wc srs selling st III
lowest markst Prios. CAUY JONES PbCK,
may1d 200 Naln-et,
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= snPPly o. Fancy ShfubbsFy, EvsF4foens,
koses. Ac., on hand.
Early Tomato, Cabbage and Sweet Potato Plants.
All for sale IT onstomary prices.
Orders received on ths grounds. LOT nile vest
Of the old City mits, on The Hlu6 Ferry road
Des Moinss, or BY mail, addrssssd 10
mch7-d& GEO. o. HILTON.
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Scales.

kNOkkb-Aay, straw and manure, long and short
/ handles, ~ Sign Of tho BIO ANNIL.
- ns4Qd II
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q HOvKIs AND sFADEs.-Amss RSvIs11; :
~ Lippsneost's, and Postlsy = Nielsen . hsasds
apr70d cxDY, yorns ) PEG.
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g ASA-All sisss, u factory priees, 1t sign =
~ msyld BIG ANVIL.
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A RCTIc ADvEHTUREs BY SEA
"A and Lands trsm tbs earliest date
to the last sxp<ditious in sesseh Of
Sir John vfsskiin Edited ~ Eps
Sargent. Fer ssh y
naya-d HART 4 DA1UxR,
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-12-25
THE CHRONICLE.
MONDAY. DEG. II, 1857.
SKETCHES OF UNION COUNTY.

The following Is specimen OF hr contents Of ''0TZIN-
ACISON, o HI DRY ~ THE WLsr BE,NJH yALLLY"-
elegantly printed book of over SO pages vu clear
large type w will present copy OF this work, with
l. copies OF the CHUJSIcLg year, for Is. cash
subscriptions TO commeuc' al any time ANY desiring
to lc4iH with the New Year. viii wait upon until
kuL. Court lOr the pay. e OtZinGc,>Un" has a large
amount of most interesting matter embracing IA curl
"u- Bed for lot Of ground In Lew.sOurg, running
back 10 the Creation Of Maukind-ILc earliest known
Indian nnna!s-thc Colonial history, details Of the
Revolutionary War, &c, OF [ iun, Snyder, Northuni
lcrIaui, Nou;our, Columbia Lycomiug. Center Cliu
tu and other Couutrs- sketches of the lives aul MI
cciutcs Of noted and istus Old settlers Hunters
Warriors &C. Of a.l nations. such a, III. Missionary
EE.IN,ED, Count ZINzENDcIT, WIIsrR, MUNIoUE. IoR
CHlLyv ~, ;he BGADls Col's KILN and ii,rTLfr Nr
BlER CvyESucyEN Grows, VANcANPLN. LsoNs tiRiN1s.
VINCENT, E'iN, slIIN. lDEE, kEENtE &c Ac-aunals
Of Lutheran, German L, formed Frrshyterian Mctho-
dist, Baptist, and other Church lii tories Of Lewi,
burg, Se,iu-Erovc, SuujUry. Northumberland, Milton,
Muncy, Nllii4nsport, A.. The r,Ei. would he Il good
Euly Present, and desirable tg family rrusaI the
Long Winter Evenings. EARN \ CUIY,-E!ityrs II
tF.r. gyl,,
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-12-25
Gov. Walkers Letter
Resigning the Kansas Governorsf,ip

WASHINGTON CITY, Dec Is, 1857.
Hon. LEWIS CAss, Secretary IF State.
DEAR SIR: l resign the office of Gov.
crnor Of the Territory of Kansas. l have
been most Reluctantly forced to this con-
clusion, after aud anxious and careful con
sideraiion of my duty to the country, to
the people Of Kansas, to the President O:
the United States, and TO myself. The
grounds assumed by the President in his
late Message TO Congress, ard in recent
instructions, in connection with the events
nov transpiring here and in Kansas, ad-
mOnish me, that, as Governor Of that Ter
ritory, it will no longer be in my power
to preserve the peace or promote the pub.
lie welfare.
At the earnest solicitation of the Presi.
dent, after repeated rofusals, the last be.
ing in writing, | accepted this Office,
upon his letter showing the danger and
difficulties Of the Kansas question, and the
necessity Of my undertaking the task Of ad-
justmeut. Under these circumstances,
notwithstanding the great sacrifices to me,
personal, political, and pecuuiary, felt
that | could no more refuse such a cal
from my country, through her Chief Mag
i-irate, than soldier in battle who is or
le.ed to command forloFn hope. l az
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The HdriIsnrg D1iiy Telegraph is now in the second
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During the approaching session the T..Iaura
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MOORE'S RURAL NEW-I0RkER,
the LEADING AND IAsCfs- CALCULATED
Dgr,:uiluraI, Lii;fargN F2nng timspap:'
VOLUME ", FOR 1883.

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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-12-25

plundered the house and carried away two
OF klinesmith's daughters, one sixteen, the
other fourteen years old. The party re-
treated to spring north Of New Berlin
bow called the Still-Ilouse Spring
where they halted, and, not satisfied with
the triting mischief they had done, left
their prisoners and booty in the care Of
the oldest man of the party, whilst the
main body proceeded to the harvest field,
in the hope of getting some sealp5 to car
~ home as trophies Of their success.
The old man lighted his pipe, and sat
down at the foot Of 4 tree, keeping an eye
upon his prisoners. After some time the
rain began to fall VIXEN Bctsey, the eld-
est girl, intimated to the sentinel that she
meant to cut down some branches from
the trees, and cover small bag Of -four
which the Indians had brought from her
fathers house. The Indian, little sus-
pecting her real intention, assented, and
permitted her to take one Of the axes or
tomalawks. She pretended to be very bu
silly occupied with her task, but contrived
to get behind the old man, and buried the
axe in his head.
BY this time the scaring party, fud
ing the harvesters too numerous and well
armed for their purposes, were on their
return, and already approached near
enough to hear the groan or cry of TIE old
Indian as he fell The girls fed-the
savages pursued, and fired. The younger
girl, just as she was in the act Of spring
ing over fallen tree, was pierced with 4
bullet, which entered below the shoulder
blade, and came out at the breast. She
fell and Immediately rolled herself under
the log, which at that point was raised a
little from the ground. The savages sprang
over the log, in chase Of her sister, with.
out observing that any one lay under it.
Ee,scy being a strong and active lass,
gave them hard run, SO that the Larves
tiers, alarmed by the firing, came to the
rescue in time to save her, and change
the pursuers into fusitives. They found
the little girl under the fallen tree, much
terrified and weakened by loss Of blood,
but fortunately not dangerously wounded,
the ball having passed through her body
without touching any vital organ. She
recovered, and afterwards married man
named Campbell. Becoming widow she
married again. Her last husbands name
was Chambers. Betscy also married and,
with her husband, removed to one Of the
Western States.