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4. A. AlCkelhail

\. A. Alckeihan
Respectfully informs his friends and the public that he
has built up large substantial Brick Buildings his
Old Stand. expressly for manufacturing Carriages.
Thankful for the liberal patronage he has
for the last Fl yearshe hopes by strict attention
business. with desire to give satisacti merit
continuance of the same. He warra1 IS lis work
made of the best material and by rienced worknen
in each branch of the business. His work Will
fav erably with any made in the United States
ness and durability.
He is determined sell and do any work in his line
good terms any work done els. where that is
we'll done. He now has hand. finished the largest
stock ofCARRIAGES ,BAROUCHES. ROCkAWAyS.
AND BUGGIES. offered in this place. and very
large stock of work nearly finished. whca will be sold
very low for Cash. short time to tai custom
1fs>H has Oh hana m2re thar one l!I S.-..i
;css-Ari work mad. byhm is warranted II months
with fair usage and should it fail by bad manslp
material will be repaired free Of charge.
Persons wishing to buy would do we'll to call and
examine 70 themselves.
Orders thankfully received and promptly attended to.
Repairing executed at short notice and very rea-
sonahle terms.
Fayetteville. Oct 1886
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Ru I'D Pine Land

We offer for sale 1000 Acres round Pine Turpentine
LAND II miles from Fayetteville. between the " es-
tern and Centre Plank Roads-the Morgsnton Road
these lands. For particulars apply to Mr. Charles
Munroe near the land to the subscribers.
Nov. IL 57-6t }. l. T. WADDILL.
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DOCTOR FRANK wILLIAMs,k
CELEBRATED RYE WHlS,

The Subscriber has made arrange. ents tot
supply Of the Genuine Article, and is the only
for the sale of the above brand of A No. Rye
key in this place.
RCB'T MITCH
May 49-tf
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DISSOLUTION.
DRS. McSWAiN i McDUFFIE have this dsy df,
solved copartnership by mutual consent.
DIR McSwain will attend to settlements and collec-
tions for the firm.
DR.. McDuthe will continue to occupy the former
Office.
H. McSWAIN. WIN. C. McDUFFIE.
Nov. l. 1856 22-tf
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Fall Stock, 1857.
B. F. PEARCE g. CO.,

RE receiving large and we'll selected stoch
consisting in part Of
Black AID Figured Silks:
.a.i E==;:4h u Y:1:.a:
\ ...eas - qualities;
sSintk .>om.4zIne;
English, French aud American Prints;
Chenille s>ilawiS. <ne..ctitui patterns;)
Ladies' Clnaks Of eva-y description;
Jaconet Edgnss aud inser.soas;
collars aud y ldersieeves;
Hosiery, Gloves. Belts;
Ribbons, Trimmings, &C.;
Cloths and CassiIneres;
Tweeds, Jeans and Sattinets;
White and Coiored Flannels:
BIeached and brown Shirtings;
Ailendae lO-4 Sheeting;
Bleached and Brown Drillings;
Plaid Linseys and Kerseys;
Marlboro Stripes and Plads;
Brown and Bleached Table Cloths;
Towellinys Of all kinds;
Negro Blankets;
Extra quality Bed Blankets;
Spiral, Brass and Whaebone Hoops;
Good assortment of Hoop Skirts;
Yankee Notions Of every variety kind, and
quality;
Silk, Leghorn and Straw Bonnets:
Mo'eskln, Cashmere and Wool Hats;
Boots, Shoes, Umbrellas. &c.
ALSO
large and fashionable stock of
R3ADYMADR E4.0FMsNk
All Ut which viii be sold low for CASH Or -, ~,
m u 'e n 20 p1nctnai customers either at wholesale
give o call. invited to
B. F, PEARCE. Jw pr.n.
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FAYETTEVILLE, N. c7TaURsDAY NOVEMBER 26 1857

= FRESH TURNIP SEED.
FLAT DUTCH,
RED TOP.
ENGLISH NORFOLK
LARGE GLOBE,
RUTA BAGA.
jug. received and for sale by
sJ HINsDALE.
July IL. 1857. If
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GAAs6 AMD kARfHkM
ELF-SEALING JARS.

For preserving Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Pints
Quarts and HafGalions, at 81 40, s3 40, and IS 25
per dozen, respectively. For sale at the Croc1ery
Store. W. N. TIL,IINCHAST
Also, Fresh Supplies Of CHINA, GLASS
WARE aud Table Knives
June 20, ASST. 55-tf
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II Il ArSBLE ACTORT.
BY GEO. LAUDER.
early onposite to E. W. Willkings' Auction Store
Fayetteville, n. c.
Oct l. 1856.
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JAMES =. SMITH, MILES Cosr1r
JAMEsA. SMITH 4 CO..
Commission Merchants.
Have removed their Office te the second storv of tho
building formerly occupied by tie Telegraph Company
where they prepared to attend all business in the
Commission line.
All business entrusted to them will be punctuslly
attended to.
WIdpgtop, Ooso6ss J, 1856
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\. Il. Jam pbeI,
,-cTIDNEER 4 COMMISSION MERCHANT,
East side of Gillespie street,
FAYErrEvnLE, n. c.
,,.,ooer /; 1850
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AMERICAN CHAMPAGNE

A writer in the ".Scolpcr' says that the
best brands Of champagne arc manufactured
in America, chiefly in New York. This is
bold assertion, and yet it is quito proba-
bio that very large portion Of the article
which is represented to be of foreign orr
gin, is the result Of Yankee ingenuity. 1t
is known, however, that the genuine cham
pagno which is manufactured ut Cincinnati
is equal to any that is produced. The wri-
ter III the Scnlpei says that the attempt
That was mado some years since by man
uiacturcr i'll Europe to increase tho cxhilcra-
ting qualities of his wine by imrregnating
it with nitrons oxide or laughing gas, was
more crcditable to his ingenuity than his
conscience. 1t was frustrated by distin-
guisled chemist, who detected the impos-
t"ro by analysis, after observing the WON
derfully cxhiarating properties Of the bcv-
erage. Tho wine, which acquired much
reputation from the fact of its immediate cf-
feet, soon lost its prestige, as the conserva-
tive wine drinkers in Europe were not dis
posed to encourage any effort not legitimate
lY produced, and the ladies discovered that
uncontrolabIc laughter was, of all other cx-
prcssions, the most trying to the expressive
motion of the lips.
lie adds that at the present time, there
arc i'll New York City, no less than thirteen
establishments which manufacture cham
pagnc, or, in other words, convert still wines
INTO sparkling ones; for no process has yet
been discovered for producing an artificial
wine, which possesses the flavor and other
qualities OF the product Of the grape. These
manufacturers use for their purpose q light
French, and sometimes, if sparkling Hook
is to be produced, German wine. The
wlnc' after being prepared by prccipitating
all substances which would, when charged
with carbonic acid, be deposited in the bot
tic, is subjected 10 high pressure of carbo-
mic acid, be deposited in the bottle, is SUBJ
jected to high pressure of carbonic acid
oy machinery, and after being well agitated
In contact with the gas, is bottle under
pressure with very ingenious machino.-
The quality of tho article of course depends
upon the quality of the wine used. Great
care is taken to prevent contact with any
soluble metallic substance in the apparatus
used for preparing it; indeed, the vino is
perfectly pure, and when properly manufac-
tured, is not inferior in flavor or properties
to the imported article, and is sold at one
half the price.
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TO the extent that schemes having TINT
Object nre successful, TO bring distress md
prospective ruin OH great British interests.
In the discussions which have already
grown out of tho subject, in England, the
tone has turned decidedly against tho Exc,
ter Hall crew Of abolition fanatics, and
they arc denounced rs the worst enemies
of British prosperity. Tho contest is as-
suming new shape and, after willie,
we shall look to see the struggles about
abolitionism transferred 10 England, ard
made domestic question there, about
labor and existence to millions-the ad-
vance Of the falling away of English great
ness rs 4 nation. 1t is severe lesson Of
recantaton and restoration through which
England is destined to 60, with what ulti-
mate success, or to what extent, we shall
not venture to pronounce but at all times,
and with whatever issue, it is a lesson for
interference with American slavery,
which is imposed upon her by bitter cx-
pericncc, and an urgent and impcrious self
interest.
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AMERICAN wINEs


The American grape crop is becoming
something of an institution in our country.
In the Great West, especially in Ohio and
Missouri, thousands Of acres arc set apart for
tho cultivation of the vine, and large quan-
titles ei wine arc now manufactured annu-
ally 1t has been demonstrated by numcr-
or's "s1a'l4.r.:,.. '.a; ,,: rr.ive grapes
producc wines fNl,,-.~ ..,,I q. - lest
in r:.aA ;ion a',ro,:, '6'l~s, we'll aware
a~' NJ, v Ohio and Missouri ,f-rfrs~
fact, tna.". q; ,i."n prefer thcirown {. III.
best imported br:.i. ornr, we h.:g
been informed, yields ny.4 ,.o!l'rl.v .:
turn for tho care and labor cxpcndcu
than the grape.
One acre produces about four hundred
gallons of juice, and the wine sells at 4
high price, the demand for it being greater
than the supply. This very circumstance,
however, has led TO its adultcration in some
cases, as liquids have been sold for the purc
native juice of the grape which were but
mixtures Of logwood, caramel, and little
native wine to impart its peculiar aroma to
the whole. 1t is greatly to be regretted
that any wine manufacturer should do s,cb
a thing; but for all this, there arc nun.
Der OF Ohio brands much priced by those
WHO have quaffed the juice of the grape in
sunny France, on the banks of The Rhine
and Douro. The brands of Mr.. Yeatmap.
OF Cincinnati, and some others, havo,a yerv
high reputation I'm the market.
The soil and the climate of sovor,, -
our States are very favorable for the cult.
vatIon Of the grape, and we think that not
many years hence the importation of for
c'gn wines viii cease entirely.
10 Missouri, q .yhole county. is .obieav
deyoted .to,sh he.raising ofgrapes. with tile
sole view of manufacturing them into vine.
while company has been formed there
Win large capital to manufacture, bottle
store, and sell it.. The wine made in Mis-,
sourl is quito equal TO the best in Oi,;o
The vineyards around Cincinnat ti.sse ex,en,
ding rapidly every year; one hort# #lilti;,;s,
alone, as we learn from coutemnora,v
sold pne million Of scuttings The p,s.ant .nt
year. 4
Whenessr.a a plentiful supply Of rood.
pure native wine isSbtsnsd, it, will saT,sr n
sede distilled snd mailed saiquors- bever.
ages which are now Zoo conidionly iu,ssd
Scientific american.
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2S W1TNEssEs. !.
or, T1tE fORGtsR CONVICTED.
Ono Dollar Circulation over loo, 900

Ono Dollar Year-uircuiation over ioo 0oo
Copies wookly
OllN =. DYE is the author who I'm, Ind
- 10 years experience rs u Bunker md r"i,.
Usher, nnd Author of n series Of Lcci ures M iLo
Brondwny tabernacle. when, for ten successive
h'Shts, over $4,000 people greeted him with
rounds Of applause, while he exhibited tho mnn
ncr IN which C"'intcrfcitcrs execute Frauds, and
tlIeml s
lhc Bank Note Engravers aIl say that he il
the greatest Judge of Paper Money Living.
Greatest Discovery Of the present century for
Detecting Counterfeit Bank Notes,
Describing every Genuine Bill in existence. and
eXhIhiting, at glance, every Counterfeit m cir.
culnton!!
Arranged so admirably that reference is easy
and Detection instantaneous.
u No index to examined No pages to huut
upl But go simpiiiied and arranged that the
merchant, Banker and business Man can sec
all ut q ylancc.
English, French and German! Thus each
'nay read lhe same in his own Native Tongue.
Most I'ctjrct B't"k Note List PuJiishcd!
ALSO, A LIST OF
All the Private Bankers in America.
n complete Summary of tho Finance of
Europe and America will be published in each
edition. together with all tho Imrortaut NEWS
OF TIE DAY. Also,
A Series of Tales,
from an Old Manuscript found in tho East. IL
furnishes the most complete History of ORIGI
NAIL LIFE, describing the most pcrpIcxins po
sitons in which the Ladies and Gentlemen of
That country have been 50 often found These
Stories continue Throughout the whole year, and
VIII prove the most entertaining ever offered 10
the Public. "
u Furnished Weekly TO subs criIcrs, only at
> !; year. All letters must he addressed To
JOHN II. DYE, Broker,
York. "
April 80, 1857 1v
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4" DOT d,n .N;zaer.s---"Niis,cr liiuninhnl.

" ~ 'So''' "'Stcr uiEntuUOt-
'"m' Tn gwine TO pop question TO you,
nm | wants you to nns'cr il wi,lout nny
circumference, Of YOU kin git It out q
your wool"
wall, Mister Dimitv, just out wild IL
fur I'm ncclin' salt TO Tighten somo mig.
gcr's undcrpinin."
"Now dis is dc CRATE question: What
makos you SO much like dc gratc Wizard
o dc Norr!"
Golly,' parin' me to dc big white
folks? I'll dissolve dat composition right
away; Cause, cause gbs it rite stratc
up"
You run agin sprout when you como
mt dis chile wild dem dar combundrums.
Now, jist YOU tell me whot makes you an
dc Wizard so much alike"
ooh, dunno; conclude"
"'Causc YOU boat like to play slight O.
ham arter dark! lie ah! ya! ya!-
Unlimited de niggcr's big to- dat time"
-----...s
Go~l-dw.-Tlcre is hardly greater per-
version OF the meaning of phrase in the
English language, than is contained in the
term so often used in parting will, friends,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS which, in themselves,
have no meaning whatever. In oldcn times
it was customary among pious people, when
parting from those they loved or respected,
to commend them to the protection Of God.
Tho phrase i'll French WAS q "Dicu," to
God, Anglicc, "adieu," and now used by
thousands without knowledge of its mean
ing. The old English form Of expression,
;:G"d be with you'-a most beautiful ex-
preston when taking leave Of fricnd-is
superseded by corruption, "gooG-byc."
----.-.%
l'ut always at leisure TO do good never
make business an excuse to decline the
Offices of humanity.
Woman-thc morning star Of Infancy.
the day star Of manhood, the CIV. .ning star
of old age.
Owls look wiser than eagles, and many
n shecpsliin passes for cllanois.
If VIC get knowledge into our minds
cdycwisc, it will soon find room to turn.
We can fisll little out of the river Lcthc
that has not first been thrown in it.
Laziness grows OH people; it begins il,
cObwobs and ends in iron cI,,;nc
The intelligent have right over the ir.
norant-thc right Of instrnc,ing them.
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ATTENTION, A PLANTERS,
Economy and Utility!

Vie unhrrlanrd having purchased the Ripbf
Il OF Warlich's PL OW, Patented ASr;i
81, 1870, will sell Plantation Ri,rhis ma.
Stocks delivered at Greenwood Depot or
residence of w. j. Ilill... A ro
WIN small Scooter. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. M
VAIN Turning Shovel, for from 5000 TO G. "a
This Pl"w, fron-its simple structure iu,a,,;lL
ty, ligh'nrss of ,lrau.,, ease of manooemenf
adaptation to the different Shares used in thss
cultivation of the farm, an, CONSEQUENT chenn.
ness IS commenting iI;clf to general use aR n
superior F"mi"g Implement wherever tried.
HILL q, ANDREWS
greenwood, 5. c., Oct. 6, 1876. 25.Iy
We, ,h" undersigned, having examined an5
tried the Wnrlick rlow, concur in tbc above
COMMUNICATIONS JAMES CRESWELL,
JOHNSON SALE.
II. NJ. WHITE,
SAMI. MCGOWAN,
LARkIN REYNOLDS
ROB'T w. LITES,
a. WIDEMAN.
'ENrs: have ,,sld the Plough YOU sent me
ana am much pleased with it, / think it the
best il"l'gh have ever used. 1t combines econ
ony and utility in IL high degree Il breaks IN
the so well and 10 u good depth, with one mule.
i am $" well pleased with it, that want moro
every respectfully yours,
"TIIOS. G. PERRIN"
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FraeIohs Of Squares will be charged in proper
ton to the above rites. 81
GSY business Cards for the term Of one year,
VIII be charged in proportion to Hle space they.
occupy, at One Dollar per line space.
sS For All advertisements set in, do,tblo COL
unn, Fifty perCsnt. extra wilI.be added TO The
DAVIS & oREws, 5.
For Banner;
LEE C WILSON,
-. For Press.
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would not that annuity be greater thnn tho
profits Of the Journal, successful though II
may appear to bc'"
Tho history Of newspapers in this coun.
try, we presume, would exhibit similar re-
suits. There arc few which make fortunes,
and with these. capital and energy, tact and
talent, in every department. must be put
forth with liberal hand. Under such con.
ditions, SUCCESS is sometimes won, and, af-
ter years Of struggle, the golden prize is
graspcd, though, graspcd like victories in
war, upon field covered with the fallen
bodies Of comrades and foemen, and with
gaudy banners trampled in tho dust.
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BOOTS AND SHOES !
III FOR CASH. e.

1000 PAIR MEMS BEST KIP BROGANs.
1,oot pair Mems 2d quality Brogans.
l,OoO pair Mems Sd quality Brogans
1000 pair Womcn's Tcrgvd Bnoicrs.
Loo par "omcn's Pcg.c'l cd quality Bootccs
500 pair Boys best Kip Brogans
6oo pair Boys Cd quality Brogans
5Oo pair \ "n!li's B'ogans. various qualities.
500 pair Ladies Caters, from SI.25 to S25O
500 pair Ladies' Slippers and Tics, FIN 5n. 10 81 80
5oD pair Misses and Childrcn's Shoes, Soc to 81 %
100 pair Gents fine Calf Boots.
100 pair Gents fine Cloth Caters.
2oo pair Womcns Goa; Boo,ccs.
2.oh0 pair Negro Bro"ans
l,"uO House Servants Shoes
Together with all other kinds Of Shoes usu,ll;
TO he found III Il Shoe Store. Call and SEQ.
just received au for sale by
W. S. WOOD,
1S3 Richardson Street, Columbia
MIarcl, 81, 1851 is iv
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END OF A BEAUTIFUL, WOMEN

The celebrated Lady Hamilton was dis.
tinguished almost above every other woman
of her age for personal beauty. Her ac-
compishments were scarcely inferior to her
beauty. She was skilrul in music and
painting, she had exquisite taste, and her
features would express every emotion by
turns. Tho only occasion on which Bed.
ford Of Fontlill Abbey threw open his
splendid mansion TO company, was wien
Lady Hamilton, along with Lord Nelson,
vistcdit. All that the wealth of the prince
ly owner could furnish was provided to give
splcndor to the scene. The grounds were
illuminated by lamps and torches, and the
interior Of the apartment was blaze of low
cIry and gold and silver. Spiced wine and
confectionery i'll golden baskets were hand
cd round to the company. A numerous
party was assembled and Lady Hamilton
shonc the envoy of them all. Attircd in n
rich costume, she entered with a rollcu
urn in her hands, and rccitcd some verses
which the company were far too polite not
to applaud, spoken as they were by one who
had such influence over the hero of the
hour. No one was there to tell her all this
was deception; that sin surely carries its
own punishment with it, and that the pleas
ure she was pursuing was vain shadow !
Thirteen years after the banquet at Font
hill had taken place, a lady buying some
meat for her dog, at a butchers stall in Ca
lals, was thus accostcd by the butchers
wlfe-" All, madam, you seem benevolent
lady, and up stairs there is poor English
woman who would be glad of the smallest
piece of meat you arc buying for your dog y
Who, then, was the grateful recipient of
such humble aims! Alas! it was the
beautiful Lady Hamilton. After the death
OF Lord Nelson, deserted by those who had
fawned upon her in prosperity, she gradu-
ally became impoverished, and died in n
wrctchcd lodging at Calais. Her propcrty
consisted only of few pawnLroker's dupli-
Gates. Her body was put into common
deal box, without any inscription; and over
Tic praised of statsmcn, warriors, poets and
artists: the funeral service was read by an
officer of halfpay. Such was the end of the
beautiful LADY Hamilton
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.

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Independent Press have established the follow
ing rates of Advertising to be charged in both
papers:
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NEW DRUG STORE :!

AT GREENWOOD.
VIE: undersigned, Druggist and Apo,h.e,.v
IL las just received n very complete stool of
Drugs and Medicines,
rei'ctcd with tho greatest care for this morlo.
il's stock consists Of cvcry variety usually found
III Suy Apothccary !Moj,s. '0"''"
Extracts of all the vegetable prcparatioo.
hhC'urcS prepared from the crude mot..
r'"'' ' anu warranted To be of the strength ia;n
o"Wn IN The United States Phar,nncepn.
TENT Mrdicincs, direct from A..
m'n;'ac,ofy' In ms cheap they have ever been
~ very superior article of Brandy. fo~
meHr'""t purposes only Fine Old Porte NJ.
aelr' and Sherry Wines, scheidam Schnapns
lie will keep constantly fine assortment or
Confectioneries, Tobacco and seears
II would be unnecessary to cnumerote o,, a..
nrtlrics TO IhySicians, he pledges h;msejf ~
MI their orders with good Medicines os con
be obtained elsewhere; aud to his friends 'na Ia
pledges like satisfaction as TO tho Good, ,mS
terms. Call at the Store .formeriy occunied as
the Post Office. JAS If DMiWV "S
Greenwood, S. c., Nov. l. 1856. 99tf
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!; The ftiends of MATTHEW McDON-
AID, annorffeo hS5n asGandid6Ea srr .rassisSf;S..
or Clerk. at tAe ensuing eleefs -:
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~ The friends of MATTHEW. Il. COCH.
RAN respectfully announce him n candi3nIe
for Sheriff os Abbssille District attle next elec-
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% The friends Of -NIMRODsNcCoRn g.
speetinily announce him asa,C Candidate for SherS
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n Real f"mf'chy Giri.-Whcn the steamer
Aida was sinking from her collision with the
Fashion on Tuesday night, and the passengers
in confusion, some preparing secure a safe re-
treat from the sinking craft and some in the wa
ter makiug their way 10 land, young girl of
about seventeen summers, was standing on the
gnardintcntly contemplating the scene, and look
ing anxiously towards the shore young man
III the rush Of galIantry stepped up to her, and
remarked, Miss, if you will put yourself under
my protection vii convey you safely to shore"
Thank you," replied the young heroine; "bul
you neeG not trouble yourself, am only waiting
for the crowd TO get out Of tho way when can
fake care of myself and reach the bank Soon
the crowd cleared tho space and the young lady
plunged into the water and swan to the oppo-
site bank with apparent ease and without the least
Perccptible fear-Paducch Times.