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The Crcecent ana the CroAs.

The Crescent and the Gross.
tn the details at the recent massacre Of Chris.
tians In Jhhlah aad 'andin hy The aati,e Moslenl
| tr,pnlniinn. we arc enabled 10 add further a..
| counts of collisions bct'vcca the two races in the
Turkish drrliu N. which, occurring nearly si-
simultaneously IN lGri rht quarters. seem to pf''s-
age premcli;n,"l war e determination unies, n
kea liz 'hr mra'i,al Z iimmr ans 1 the Ill
school who look ,,'h fear and hlous, n,,nn tn
Increasing influence. g.! Christian powers Min the
Porte. The Sol'll auI hs ministers ar ;hGs
placed in dri-a'c -i,;In. They dare ut ri
cnr,e. eountonaucc the-' outrage. nni u thfH
succpr the Christians II - 1T IA" risk ,f nlirna-
ting the Mahomme,lans Of \ "A aud the MeIi.er-
rancan islands. Under thee circnm ,taarcs thr
seat of the Sultan become daily more unstea y.
and the problem of Turkey seems involve N
fresh complications.
The Con-tantinoplc papers Of July l0.h con an
news from Canea, in Candin, TO the jth W..
is later by two days than the distressing nafs
from that city previously received. In all laF.s
of the island the Greek population ~ coon III
formed Of the massacre At Canca. bad TAX -
arms. The body Of three or four hunlre neii.
who had been awaiting nj caboda the accomplish.
ment "fthe promises made TO thcmhy tie lm#rz.-
al Commissioners had been swcied to two thou
sand and coa0lct seemed immincat. i Tie
towns the emigration movement Of the Christian
continued The S1l,u. h3unI for the p re- III
been detained by the French Consul on lii at.i.
val n, Canon.
A. Can.lin there had been al.o scenes of dr..
der owing TO the arrival of armed hnuda 10
effect the clivcrnncr of prisoners. The t''1ern.
or lIas,nn paria, had surrounded the retHia#
tionst- threatening To- ire Gnrn them II they d
not d-rcrsc. aud hal arrested six If the rim dead
crs. The arrival Of Sam Paclii, the new tate1n-
or Whose departure from 'onSnn'inople Oh TIE
oh is announced by The Prt,c II aren't is await
cl with great Impotence. 1t is hoped that l.
wi bvir liz tt
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GRIND and WykoU.

General ca,s has found II necessary Ia d.asow
Al! r"~pon.'h.lt, - ia" employment of those two
notorious attaches ef the New York II I'd, in
important c,tidr,..r' POSITIONS abroad Tie
Wnehin.,t"o err, f.anleut of the phiaacIpiia
i,tutr thus writ
" Tho fact Lrne irrt.y well established tina,
both Mc..rs. llrnr, WykoT aud FrancisJ. Gtund
nrc employed abroad. IN the secret ICE II the
'",Ncrnucut-., fact which reflects no credit upon
the country. or H. SO from whom they received
their autnrhr--lt has been deemed necessary by
the FRIEND, Of Mr. t1.s IL declare that hc had no
part IN their sri''',on or appointment. hut that
they were sent ala II without his con aurrcncr
and against li, @itnr. Admitting Carey .lone,
iato Tho tri,, We rrfsan, have not been pafleu-
larl} foruun" "a H. - ii, II our se.9rt dtPio
Iua'lr acn' IS.
Gen. Ga-s. howe ~. III shifting the responsible
uy from himself me. y throws l,npon III lsfles.
l. the aei III. rrltlIe that thclcalng eea,ler
Of the CnbInc. has - re,nl,a.c it rub'iel,
The Washington >.t.s has been li'chin.; into
the Io.on lately with vim that, eons ecring
h"state # the weather, /, quit reiroshas=-
However painful ii MAJ be to sec two Democratic
Lrcthren. who ought t, !,o dwelling together IN
unity thu, at dass,r, draw. we suppose. n MON
hrN' "i The oPr1Nii9ti, Ae nave no right l. utter
pose. Thr Str.S IN article. accuse, the
t,i,A of ";,hsrhopla II les than six distinct
times. The quarrel ]. IA regard to pansla-=thc
>'Lrs defending thu little giant, ami tin iaom
aS,ailing him. Our s1iapa,hlcs are with tho lat
tc- journal If course bat. considering tie battle
II, Icing about cycnia dawn W. shal stand OIL
aal cheer alternately. for both sides. i'ut.ng
al
exhibition Of Dew 'erait, unity mad concord.
which, for our oon comfort, we hefc will IL kept
up during the ahnle 4 The heated term.
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Later from Mexico The Capture of San
Luis

by the arrival Of thu sch1oncr Virginia Antoi-
nctt,. at NV Orleans lTom rampico. Mexican pa
p,rs Ia the ith ul, mr. received The mon, n
r0Ier devoted Ia the auloago Governmeut, con-
Wrnts the account a the pture of san LUIS 20.
t,-l by the Liberal torcr>, under Col Xuazua. We
translate the iollpwiux from the lnons ac-
count:
The renor;s of the ,,s,als'of this event which
are ia circulation, are tarous; tmt that which hap
pears nearest ths truth is that Znazua. taking nd
vantage al the dclarti!r, ii Niraiuon's brigade to
the relief of Gnudala ara, ,anced to attack san
Luis with a tnrec ipo,e than double that If the
garrison; and after ~: hours fighting. which cost
MARY lives succeeded in capturing the place, its
defenders r"t,riaS towards >lexiea, with the ex-
ccpt,on Of some who remained prisoners. and whose
number is unknown
Once within the city the hsaailants tore down
and sacked many houfcs IN tb~ svburbs. Three
or four in the centre o the city met y similar fate
aud if Others escaped il was uwmg not To the
cl"mency W the seta-s, hat u the massiveness Of
their structure. and the solidity of their DOORS
which resisted $r efforts made to lemollsh them
till the passoa Of the splditry subsidized and order
WAS in measure restored The Commander aus
scmbed the Spanish merchants and waved to
impose on them forced losn OF 500 004 with a
object it ia supposed,oi punishag their sympathy
| with the Supreme Government They were i'm
nri>oned with the intention of keeping them con
| fined till they should comply with the demand
but me other foreign merchants came to their AS
sistence, and by their Intervention the re-
duced to $i20,O0e, and was imposed on all, with
out distinction Of nationality.
| Another Of the outrages Of ZiaIua to i'm
! prison thirty eclesiastcs, and TO demand from the
| Bishop $50. 600 rs a fine, which that respectable
prelate refused to pay. One of the most notable
| circumstances. and that which most strongly de-
mands attention, is that the second in command
Of the force held similar position under the cell
brated fllibuster " ukcr and that the artllerists
who served the seventeen pieces with which San
| Luis was assaulted and who caused the most dam
ge,were taken from among the follows ofthe same
| adventurer."
| An extra Of the Union of the l4th reports that
| General Miramon had gained victory the I'll,
over the Liberal forces near Guiana iuato. eaptur
ing large amount Of arms and ammunition. The
| same paper mentions the defeat and death Of the
Liberal leader pucblkia. at the hands Of Co1os On
the 1tl inst. near place called Apasco
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aImo., ever, body I'm. heard of"Wood,. Hair

Rcoranc That the word Restorative" In this no
'noi.r have the testimony individuals
ted p-'l III tho country, ell their
n"ae character as gentlemen render whstevcrihey pub
@ aser Ia the last degree reliable Several
ttHt personally tho hair preparation speaking
a III s"rly 10 ITS amazing tfacy tho public
mr. is''ne 1h'ir ,cribcat"s be the
ie- lte OF 3i2 Broadway, New York, and
properly lated We have h, station saying they
" conviction the skept cal mind Wood,
liaf Restorative is doubtless. the best article kind
Al 1T Produced.
does dye, but gives life health ,y to the
caAs ilng aud dead restoring rs II by magic, which
Ma supposed Ia be iiftoS Aby lost Heads nearly badant
others h'atH white are daily being changed their pristine
h. antN aI covered pimpes nicrrd
Wood iia Restorative For sale ia Market al
b All prts Ghtcas0 inns. sold by al. Druggists
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THE SuN IN Su0;rings Of the BRITISH
So'diers.--Thc Times Bombay correspondent
saws: -
81 do not often write Of the weather. but it is at
this moment the most important element in the
campaign For twenty years no such season has
been known. The little rains fell fortnight be
fore their time, and then ceased; and the land il
one huge steam bath. At Calpce the thermome,er
in tents is lS4 degrees; in .Iu igesgore it is 80
degrees; and in Lower Bengal, within reach of ,ae
sea breeze, it is l2G. In Calcutta in a house her
metically sealed against the admission of light.
and With the punkah going. it stands steadily n
?6 degrees. Sickness is all hut universal. The
small pox is bursting out herr and there, half the
European community have levers. and m icty Of
the other half only escape the curse by an infic-
tion. though not unhea,hy, is more unbeata-
ble--innumerable bois. In Allahai,ad. out Of | :
GOO Europeans, NOT 900 are fiji for duty, and the
number of deaths from "apopiexy'-that is, sun
stroke-exceeds the mortality from all Other
sources.
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BNkEK = TKFMIC III EKS mAnufAc Mr' i by + Ia.
ke OF X hnonh city, has popular Medicine
Of DAY ASA evidence Of that fact the Proprietor has
been furnished with upwards OF LOG
,z'ns 4 Richmond aud the adjoining whore has
ma most kable OF Dyspepsia Headache
OF long standing also Ague and Coles Cholera
bus heartburn, Dysentery and summer Complaints The
grea confidence created in the healing this medicine
l. that sune OF the above diseased testified they
been gwen up by their regular , Some Of the
eminent my scans IN the state Virginia using 1t in thr
regular Practice, and good them III be without
II IN them families THIS That call popular Ill,
en- with 80 much homo testimony We told they
val lble with ianguid and deblialed females viii
tone and strength the whole We
OF the public 10 vauab should be
ltlcc only - cents per
b" had OF all the principal Druggists Lynchburg aud
els "hrr. III Virginia They be had all the prime
Watering places IN this State. Jy l-2w
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ST HYAtt>THt, Canada r Aug q, 1850
M'HsiS III w FowIt n Co firHtifmsn Several
si. 1T IL daughter uf nlnr Of age tah,u
Vii WI" ins cough In very gsravated form, moth
coul IL for her cned q or
t ~ W. "a. lcngth decided 10 bottle your
la. Ba,am 81 " lid Cherry. In three hours
1t. She relieved IA AN
TO-" los "nt.ly cured aud well have since
r. 81 tie Baau u nnigbcrs who have
ii I'D II hoctsr have known 1t fail OF efecny sp,
liberty omRke Of the above YOU think
pro- II shall induce any body yoar Basan shall
br al II Ia great confidence ia It, Yours,
u
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SPfsClAL NOTICES.


W
rsas al II from origin. the vegetable product t
IL sli HI act la nn the system. the
the ct.tons OF iho body, and the other externally
tn ugh TIL countless "r cs Of the skin, cleansing
Israng Tie vital organization sold AT the nanuact"N No
~ Mai'u Lam New YORK aud by all Druggists, at 2r @
81 "
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a"rc t"sc fsr felon. When shc soreucss
hrs c'ncbces, when far adv Rnced, It
al AMI ehrss ,nrcd BY holding the finger part afflicted In
lrBy DAVIS Pam Killer for half thor.
"nEh4 t. cd, and proves failing feini
la nh' >fhr iAing, and would advise all troubled
the remedy,
i,tg idfts PAN knid Tho Thousands have re
loved. i IL tho thousands no the most unbound
=, nid Perry DAVIS Vegetable Pain Killer will read
c,l this week, another of addition.
ethenres q" the power of tho application We doug
nm : "t huia,ny when every family possess
Themselves oi Bgfdio Christian Adrocate
Ssi1 bSJoiiN II oEAi, Lyn,hburg. iy "22w
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hDE 3. IL. ssDWNf.R.

lie ANlNG lately we'd :" -" Forest DrIot, oless s
= u !c,>i,Ihai rNi'., 80 t'.r ,tblt aHs "a

n 't'H'''''' S-'Nl '' $50 ''"l' aux
LHNCHn)E,i COLLEGE.
'NE f"r'1 "@nn ''h' Institution i'll 'om1ens"
TIE iora,i a. Is one " ne 'rahi' ;. and masi a,.e.sg"
S,trl,tdc gus. tohsr,f he American college,
lhs Mni,r 5rrH' :" ~ be "ihc"nIl' MINIS a'I NM,
gina Militia s'tn oi n'f frc"n''y connected II"
RE several roles, f. ,'n have exclusive charge II 30
Gra' n"r srh"' nM'i wang 'nen viii b" thoroughly i"'
aCEiTy.
ROBERT l.. BEoCKLTr, President; rrofcss.r Of Natu
Lycr~crs C M'lutws \ NJ, Professor of LATIN ani
j. + nt>tfvsnn Professor of Mahen,ti $ ard rns,rnc.
Rev ". vs. wAIhs,, lrohss.r ofMoral and Mental s.
r. SIX Cox Pr t.,4 r " History
sAuufl A. NJ. Professor Of Constitutional
u. LA>GHorSi, y! ~ Iof s'or Of Anatomy AID Pos
1iist,rs Anorrno IL. D. Professor Modern
Languages. .
n"a:1 - per wee! ,sinf q IS per mont, u" "A
$50 N the GoSsae ',,pt,%n, for half Sc. sion
tanned by and ,ss ,g t e l'rclc,l, arg SIS
YiCTOHuOUs! VIC rORIOUs!:-Thrr.hing
Machines from or ne" patterns are pioving themselves
S''''''' "' DC seen ." %m al rSos losLlN
LINZ GSy ma S and can e
he the best machines operation, and Also
the threshng years and they
INK business sAMUEL ID. PATTERSON
August Sd, 1879. aug its
Loud NAV You boast of your telegraph speed.
And of i = mighty woGlris tell
But merit bcls hes voice to add
Ard ~ Aow BLISS ellis.
STlI.E THE BALI. ~ ROLLING ON. mud
- the great lw priced Pictures
abnt nj TN" eat quar- of the Photographs Art loxao
tn. Virpinis BaiS Main street, Iynclburg Va
Now the II Let everybody supply themselves
with Ihk"ncs-r- AZ BLISS GALLERY which eau be "a.
cellr,i q. 10 led but 10y
TT Pictures from 3Scs to SSb
Its - II. BLISS photographic
ENCMBIK ei CoLlEGE.-A vacancy hn'-
in the Chair lireek In this lnstuti"tte
Is ard of Trustees VIII Friday, the 29th lnSio
elect Professor Candidates viii please ard Their
monis 10 the undersigned Any Indignation regard to the.
College and the duties Of the Proessoship viii on appoa
ton. be furnished by the President MT Eob l. Brooke
arg St24 JNO. ROBIN MCDANIEL.
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IL A b l. r + a II nj
NEAR FOREST DEPOT
AT A u G # O N.
Ia - ,saz:zss :;Fs:shE -

Ia a -aatasSi7s .;Ts=s "a 49,
TUNlIE SALE Of Rev. r winners FARM will take
Il place This al O'Clock, on the premises
wishing attend should leave on the Mail Train al
u'ci# OK. 4. NJ returning this evening at9.
To gentlemen doing business in the city wi-hng country
offers inducements The Improve
cnrs good the Lsnd ina high state OF cultivation
adun,ng tho Depot and Thin half hours iIde Of the
city. augb-ts' u h PHEi.fS Anctf
VVTANTED.-To hire. for the ba lnncr Of the
w year good Cook, Washer. &c, for which n liberal
prize ii be pad Apply at
AIT, [ >, PHELPS AUCTION HOUSE
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j 50 it,l. \ fSIfs.
y. =. SHARPE. g. CO,
3fHoGESIIE
TOBACCO FACTORS
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. II Front Row,

Gel3m MEMPHIS. TENN.
= AtaIrUITG3i:sG, f.r ihr Cot parniien
"A ruchburt, c1t.uue and he'd N,i.iosf Juac
Wa. Nante.. trustee Of Georse per,iyal Jr, p,f.
Chnr.rs sia.lsu 7 { Jennings Mnrsare, rerova, Geo
Pee, a.. ana a. Defts
l, n. rqr. on this dav by PARTS
lc htlr the Bill, ct thas W Staham aud
exhibit and nrsued hv counsel TN consideration wher
Ike Curt tatA audgc order and
bet, the tamHi,s If tins Court account and
# is trustee er tle Iced csecule't
BY 'ro fvteN r. 10 him dated tie l2ih dat OF Janaary,
Ht t'' TINS nenii1tt'i eh account Ire sau
Cnmt,i drec EXAMINE. STATE and settle, aud
porn The Court m further adj 'dge order
and drc re Aa ht' tlt Commissioner do take an a
be .ercd by said deed and tat - do the
I" the Court sanE III his said report low the fad ebts arc
due whether Judgment bond Tote, otherwise aud that
he also all liens Witch hnng tn" lands
conveyed date thereof. and order TO
biz l Cu ,si TO take sad counts be author
nb h ot of the time aad pla OF iaking the same
uews;aI published the ,y ot lyuchburg once
week for weeks aud such publication he
il directed al the creditors OF said George PEREZ
val t. Ircant ia before particular day to be
:ud tnoir claims sal ereval andthe evidence
rs ma such The parties 81 any OF
then, AuIiar Commits anrr is !fa ted to report all his
proc eds q under tits or,!,i / lie tasii
J. W pt NNINGToN. clk
rrb, sren to til partss meni'ne IN the fore,
count, tnrr! dnc.ici' office in The city OF Lynch
Lls 81. She 5u lay %, September whirh ne and
Place ;H' WA attend, III such evidence rs may De
Truut.,'r lHAN. NJ MA hr'hp'
al. y Ivy Com in Chanccry
DRuNEs: pHUaEs.:-W~ have on hasA,
which . viii SIT low. T. JOHNSON n co
aug 6R
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wv H. EscliSl. aatbor OF the English BIZ, as
il was callcd has ln,n nominated far IN sreSs
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j. W. III NNINGToN. Clk.

UJRllEs. pHUSES.:-We have Oh hasa,
A lat rou>i l,l i..ru primo Germaa Pruhes'
which viii sci. low J.. JOHNSON n co
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tsllR7: DAYS

y nif.> ANil HORSES TIN SATURDAY ~
no IN y. the TN ;"s' " 81 >,- an elegant fanny
CAhhla6E AMI llAE\t>S. which been u I'D In MI.
EAi.'' s'e nr-taf' - u '1sN On" good irnnug Bu.a
Ais = or " good ,iie aud Iarnrss Horse.
hnF '''S PHELPS H.,
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ON money matters in riad. .a the faqpirr of Tuesday
h. 'hr -ul.oiaf d rnm,lks
'h'' ,n"eid change 10 notia in the Money market
I" ' lht apply Continues ia cAeess at ihr demand and
ii'hc"Il ohted at at5u lrettau. The stock
k"ts 'ohe. "tti rafher tannt aud prices Of all
dies II 'ir"i, v I'll maintained
bhh'Es l. eEihi1ng toEte EVIDENCE OF stw but
gt's,re iml cteu Al that IS r.n red TO
Imp I" trade generally confidence
p.c>rncc e our absent merchants
The wei XIV OF Philadelphia Banks made up
this atirrne presents the tonn aggregate, conpar
,A 8. . ,ha pre-, IA
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K-vaIuabie Irdicinc-We presume mo

u Nv aIuRbte HErdttinc-We presume
m'ica rc al alton offered the public has
thoroughly tested than PERRY DAVIS PAIN KILLER
thousands OF persons they called upon would
,hseriuiy testify Iha, they have used
that mnien amount OF suffering has relieved by
liz pr reiois save no pains order satisfy til"
pnine Be,ng strictly honnsblc men, they observe the
uniformity Ia the Manufacture celebrated Pain
kacr The materials Of winch uscd carefully
seott"i-es but the best brns used BY these
he reputation wh.ch the Pain Killer has long since acquired
n! tlm,h us,.ned. of thest by
sarIis.d Ia learn Mcssrs a,. sous sales
constantly and rarid, ncreas u Prov i'd General Ad
s5dby JOHN II. SEhY. Lynchburg. jc l9.2w
LHrpE:EANT.-Ar remedy has at Inst been Il =
covered winch CERTAIN Tor Daudrun AMI other d
IT, iiar The inown interesting communication
well know IN this community and Shout
ass ever that 'RossihS E>sEhck ~ BAY ltANts'
ua lrcieuds to bea ro,uedy usiua.cd Ton all d.
the ii ur. Every certificate give il from
know and IAssi reliable scurcrs:
PETERSBURG Aug 18Th, 1857.
Cot T. II RossER--Dear Sir have used your Essence
y Leaves Tor the removal OF dandrun ond with
ton ct'ctinp complete
consideration II " ich can Enthusiastically recommend II
i. thu hi hest terms. CHAS. ". ARNUlD.
n THIS valuable article is for SALE wholesale aud retail
bk 1irssrs ". a. SfRO HEX \ CO. and JOHN II. SEAi,
Druggists OF this city. sept Jdscts
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! Jeres, the new Niearaguan Minister to this
Government, belongs to the Liberal party in his
own country, and was member of the Cabinet
when Walker first assumed authority in Nicara-
gua- He is said to-be strongly prepossessed in
favor Of the institutions of the United States
walker is in the Soath, and is suspected Of being
.Sngagcd 10 preparations for making another de-
scent upon the coast of Nicaragua
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SALES BY AUCTION.
HISS DAY.
Ky c. K. PHELPS, Au4ioncer.
4 AVID Fom HAI.K Ar PUBLIC 40.

Il ANU FUN NAIE At PIHi.IC NlI- r2a
- TON III" sa'scrbrr will Offer far IA SY&
lie auction, tue FARM IN whirh he resides
county. The Tract n'a.U- about 1il Acre.. H. i'm
pro- rnt MS ~" s"i a tie siiuaiitn i.>Ib The
Land i"S t'r' ncar the Va Tenn u Road haH-e
i within H'' 1t For ~ u",or. The position uatf
faser'id" nr tr piy Irrt~ ~ us i =
Gus \ I" 49," -" >,'' viI take place 81 FEfitAh
P"fGh. At 4 VI TE'Jc on-t- f.reycl .a Al.
EIcirp n Wfi.Nts
" ~ "a :" ''f far.-f p"p,t
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u a. = .. r v.

Board 81 per wrel washing 81 25 per month fuel
lights $40 term Tu'A SO in tho Grammar scheol :,
$50 the CulcI At, Department for half ses sion.
Catalogues, ooutl.nug further information. he ..
famed M tss T. l'r".i,lrrt SIS
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3 INCmHUwG UOInEGE.-A Vacancy hn,.

ing in the CHAIR o Greek In this lnsti,u"nthe
Is ard of Trustees viii Friday, the gath inst
elect Professor Candidates viii please forward Their
ons the undersigned Any uinrmafion regard to the
College and the duties Of the Professorhp viii applea
ton be furnished by tho President MT Eobt T. br"cke
arg St24 JNO. ROBIN McDANlll,
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This weeks settlement is very favorable for Bank
showing hifec Hrraso specie aud deposits slight rednc
t"n OF loans and improved reiars with the Country BANKS
II d"As not huwr'er, Indicate revival Of business
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n E4JOEk;3 We have now on hRDh II iotof
IL prime Sti"A Ii IN roe cun>,ard fer sale
aug G'S LEE JOHNSON 60
UlkH GOODS. &C.. Ac.-WRutcd, by the adj
- rcrtisar "rtrhic young married nian Ata ~
tfDodS other Having tie
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Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-02-11

Everything round me was still as dealt
| couldn't hear the least sound. | crawl
ed back a few inches towards the mouth
of the log, and was stopt by something
against my feet / pushed it. 'Twoul6
give little, but couldn't move it. ]
got my hand down far enough to reacl
and felt the fur and hair and ears o.
some terrible animal.
"That was an awful long night. Ane
when the morning did come, the critic
filed the holler up so much, there was
but very little light come in where
was. tried again to shove the ANNA
towards the mouth of the log, but ]
found twas no use,-I couldcn't move
him. At last the light come in so mucl
thai felt pretty sure it was a mon
strous great bear / had killed. But J
begun to feel as if was buried alive
for | was afraid our folks woulden't tind
me, and was sure | never could gtl
out myself. But about two hours aite
sunrise, all at once | thought | hecref
somebody holler Jack listened, and
| heered it again, and knew twas ia
theirs voice. | answered as loud as
could boiler They kept hollering, ano
| kept hollering. Somtimes they would
go further off and sometimes comeneal.
en- My voice sounded so queer they
couldn't tell where it come from, nol
what to make of it. AT last, by goins
round considerable, they found my voic'
seemed to be some where round the hol-
Ter tree, and bime.by father come along
and put his head into the holler of the
tree, and called out, Jack ARE you here?
Yes be- said ''and | wish you would
pullthis bear out so can get out myself.
When they got us out, was about a,
much dead as alive; but they got me OF
to the horse, and led me home and nurs-
ed me up, and had doctor to set my
leg again; and its pretty good leg
yet g
Here, while Mr.. Robinson was taking
another SIP from his tumbler, Majo,
Grant glanced at his watch, and, look
ing up to Doctor Snow, said, with a
quiet air, doctor, l give it up; the bet
is yours