Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-07-31

chiefa He has as yet escaped the vigilance
of the marksmen. But the time has come
for him 10 remain no longer uniiseoEered.
A smoke is isccns ascending yon.ier inoun-
tain facing ontthe Spring. A party of In-
dams, sixteen in number, are encamped up
on the spot. They are talking lof the pys-
terious enemy, Fear and dread are de1.
pietod upon their conn tenapees.. But who
IS that old chief leaning against the tree
yoader, bewailing the loss Of. SO many oft
his tribe aud kiusEolk said the Indians
were full of apPrshepsiens, Their Eorst
fears were soop realized i8ogi il Az Is ft,4
sISparo the old chief learing against the;
tree, but Of the rest pick your mepsia was
ihecommana Of the header Of the riferien,
The order was MISSIONER given thau cbns-
Piled With, crack !. went The rifles, and ten
Of the number fell dead. The rest would
have laed, but terror riveted thcsn TO the
spot. lo ssI.oad again Y was the whispered
command, ssbdt yet spare the old chief ''-As
| Twas dope--onee more Tie rffes peafed
forth, and tie remaining fYe had met their
ldoom Thus over two hundred i and fifty
of the sivagcs had fallen, ndall, strange
Ito say, Slot Immediately through the right
| eye. In an instant. after the; last fire, our.
hero stood eonfrontipg the rshief, whes Ike
his mon had been, was standing petriGed To-
tthe spot cog
Z cart thou the eiief Bloody Azei''i(Ouls
hero hadsfecog gnizea hirA from a glimpse OBJ
tanned when Toomal ftll) q f'ifsl aa.2
81 Iam!o growled the chief with fdar-
ful scowl upon his brow. 7eed
eKnowest thou, then, who stands before
thee - i'g 3
@Nay, nor do care tokno8.7
"3ut VIII ten thee in despite. Know,
thea, that l am thy mysterious foe;p said
| our hero. 'Tw4s /, With these my inen,
vi Who have been Niaaeingi vengeaucc upon
thee aud thy t@ibe, and well nigA dxtermi-
mated it. Know that the affections of the
whiteman viii rot be triHea with, Twas
/ at wlous yeu aimed. aniarrow when sitting
with ht.r whom moro fatal arrow caused p
sf4Ri dead inn my arms Case aaarptnlral
father, spare thee for the sake Of the gen
tie beinggtn wlteni thou gayest existence
only to deprive her of.lhe same Go but
ever bear in mind tho awful vengeance Of
The WhitGinasn652tl aaoi asids 15aFL &.
Thus saying, he turned from the. savage,
and bade5his lnepsto follow. lie led them
10 the Spring. and, afterl thanking them for
their services, he told then to return hons
and make glad theibearts Of their friends
IaIle info rlnsdltbfp HAT thspoR wished tP De
al9na.w Eiashs hade bin farewell and. then
tftepettqd. aAfpt they were gOpe, he thus gs
soIilosgzeds ie'fMJ work is doanaF 4 | swqre
revenge, and | have accomplished il 4
have yisited'with q fearful vengeance The
FfA-e W. tN'Nf+
Injuries deue me! I am glqttsd with With re-
yebge, and new feel that full at9qepept pa
been,.ssde for, the wrepss Inflicted plifi What.
| have Ito % fnrtheEal There, lSi q2th'ps
reniains TO me -wefth- lisiag for--the charm
| o5f nv existence Is gdHe11soae7 70 abetfer
/ 4 a,a8ssisgs "a as 1# 87chss7 Yga DO Haisas
= lie now repaired 10 the tree where Tool
mah fer: tJpJa reaching eit, lie feil upon
his knees ana e2glai,hed q 43sIiAdea6F ny De-
parted 4a3ng'dRf,,f 'Rf,f eore 70 theee''F 4hds say
Ing, bo drew fEiaah pise6ffroaai his opoekes,
and shot liinseff through the bead. II feli
forward ana aHexpifcd don The very spos Where
the IDOL Of dig Heart bad7 bfeatkea hef last
a short time before. z ''.A '.'' . -.
llssThey both lie buried meath the Old oak tree,
\ WitFela aiufmuriag fikutefs soitEfsdfTees %
AS It wandeFs past tbs lhallowed Sp9f,3 h..a5is
i'F Still sings requiem for the uniorgot.
IA rec is&R.Ea i 29IA1lg5Q 3aHfsiio
A LICK MAS4-0ae bf oDr exchanges
| announces that MrgAYh;tc, living in Naniee,
ff, Es.s. ia, ,xrsJ n, ah1S eyrn 4