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FEMALE DIS EASE
Sra constant Esssadsnf o. Paris, London, Sew
lssns sud Moztrssi Hospitals scr the isEl ten Tssn
hiss oPs0ed bis Ofaos st tks
johnson House, Cleveland,
hs-e ho wiz Dc hsBFy 70 Ioee: all tAose Who srs 81
Esctsd win suhaouts and ehronie disoases.
Els trsatnsnt ls entirely disersnf from ths oFi
uiEn, aad Is mild, eaoacious and efoetiFo. Hismsa
issnss are simply Eegstsals extracts nd oils, t5sf
hayo nsyt- bssn used but 81 I've ofhs physicians
Ausrioa besidss hilseS &c Ess s7sA shS srss.ss
art Of his lie snd thOussDs Of daliarz n obtains5
ssv secrets in his profession. he tsats the Orss
fcFAII forms OF dissEss. HoohAyge for giving
koasst and trEs uta.saaent Of their osss.
n 49, EFERNATORHGA.
~ TCUsa EfsH.--Be 0sn prove % ys5u IN few Ell
80 81 he is the only physician you treast@
nor thai cures this disease Tor eYesy patient WI
syi foiIOyr his d{recticns, he VIII give One HundEe'
ToiIsrE tfhe fsiib IN curs sdis disease. No chsrst
800 ior oorsuisation. 1hose st distance who via
= oersult the Doctor may 90 60 by sending snsAl
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sl answer sad describe their csses and the possthii
lsy Of Eetng relief, sy enclosing rssarn RSsfsss
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MORNING LEADER.
MONDAY TTORNING. FEB. 22, 1854

Per special and Telegraph News--See
First PaRe. For Local and Commercial
NeVH--seS Fourth Page.
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HOUSES AND LOTS FOR BALE.
House and Lot, corner Euclid and Hudson-Sts Lot
l5lx209. very desirable location. Terms easy.
Brick House and Lot, corner Of BrOwnell and VIZ
sOn-Sts. Lot 60 feet front, running to the Lake.
Can be had at q bargain. ...--H-
Four Brick Houses Nos. 90 So 81 aud 55 Eucid-Et =
LOts 25xl5S; very desirable location. viii be sold
separateO, or alto gether. Terms easy
House and Lot No. l75 Garden St. Lot 25xI25 s70O
A very desirable residence. Price $500. Terms
easy.
Brick aouse TO. 1876 st Clair-st Lots7xl63. 5000.
Terms easy.
and small Fruits. Prizes $3.50.
Brick House No. 209 Kinsmsn-St. Lot Il3x20O. To
b mad q bargain.
Lot on UDiversity Heights; 66xl93 feet on Newton
St., south OF and near Cleveland Inststute.
Frame House No 42 Wood7St. Lot 43xlO0; gas and
water. Price 800.
Frame Cottage on SuperiOr-St. Lot 52x2O0. A very
desirs bic iCcatiOn-
Brick Dwellings, Nos. lo4 and lO5 Euclid Street.
Lots running through to Huron street. Very
desirable property.
House and Lot, corner Psrkman and Brownsll-sts.;
occupied also as shoe shop. Lot 2'1lOO feet
Building, Machinery, &o., for the manufacture Of
boxes; Wash-boards, &C., corner OF Wesr EtVer
and Main-sts. A good paving business.
1TO feet on Euclid-St. Terms easy.
House and Lot, No. 100 0hiO-St 81 500.
Two Brick Houses and Lots on Euelid-st, near Per
oottsge' No. leI hake.5t. Lot 2sxIOO feet.
House aRd Lot, No. n ScoVills- avenue.
2l5 feet on Summit SIS extending to the Lake. cor
Five acres on WilsOn-Avsnus, with considerable i'm
/ prOVements.
4s sdAREs ClsvelOnd. PsipOsyille AAsh tlhslA Rail
i road Stock.
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P0sT-aFFICE TlasEsTksLE.
1884. Winter Arrangement 1854.
FOE I6E
Arrival and CHGB1zs OF SsElAE
AT TBE
CLEVELAND POST OFBIOE,
uorr,ancInr Noyember 18th. Is61

eG-MaiIs viii be opened and ready for delivery one
hour aftsF arrival OF trains. .. --,
EB-An Mails close one hour before departnFs OF
ARRIVAL OF MAILS AT DEPOT.
Eastern Through arrives at 700 &. NJ, and lln and
6;25 P. n.
Eastern Wey arrives AZ IOl5 A. n.
Pittsburgh Through arrives at s:2j A. -,
do May arrives st $40 I. Il.
SAndu5ky Way arrives at 9:25 A. d.
MAhcning Way arrives at $50 P. m.
Cincinnati Through arrives at $50 A NJ, 2ho p =.
do Way arrives at 500 P. III.
Western Through arrives At 9.s5 e. and e:5o z n
do Way arrives at 2;l5 p. N.
Medina Way arrives st 400 P. M. -t
Rockperf &c, arrives Tuesdays, Thursdays and Bat
BrscksYfIe, Bath, &C., arrives Mondays and TridATS
at5P. h.
Sharon Center Granger North Royslton, ko, arrives
Mondays and Fridays at P. NJ. tE
WarrensVill lie arrives daily at l0:l5 a. NJ.
East Cleveland and Euclid arrives daily At a. h
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THR CONFESSIONS AND EX-

PERTESoE OF AN INVALID-PublishedfO for
the bsnsht and a warning and Caution to Young
Men who suffer from Nervous Debility, Premature
Decay Of Manhood etc, supplying At the sane time
THE zEAss OF sELF-UURE, By one who has cured him
asIi being put to great expense and injury through
medical humbug and Quackery.
By enclosing postpaid addressed envelope, single
copiss may be had Of the author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq,
s,he-laoatv Radford Efn0z Co n Y
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Diseases Of the Nervous, Seminal, Uri
uzry nd EszGsI systsU-RsW and reliable treatment
IN Exports Of the H0EAED Gsso0IATIos. Sent By
us E sealed letter envelopes, fEes Of charge. Ad'
dress DE-. J. sKILBrs HoUaHTOE, Howard AssOOiA
.iou, Hc.2 SOUTH Einth-st, Philadelphia; Pa.
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T LITTLE, DEALER IN REAL
u fs ESTATE, Railroad and other Stocks. Has on
ha0d large let OF FERNS and Farming Gsnda n
this State, Iowa Wisoonsfn and Illinois.
BS-Onee over Ao, 81, south side OF Pub. Square.
Eisy10
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CTEEL JEWELRY-A new IK-
- pOrtstiOn- "A G. RnrTBERs,
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EARMs rOR SALE


2i0 acres In BreoksVie; IS improved, balance
choice timber land as per acres. Terms easy.
q cres in Bedford Good House and Barn, Water
and Fruit. Price S2,51O.
100 Acres in NeWburgl. House and Barn, two Otch-
ards and IS acres Wood Land.
52x acres IN orange good ffAms House. 25 acres i'm
proved balance TIMBER.
Y acres on St CLAIR st. small frame house.
~ acres on ktnsmsn-St., opposite the Cemstsry.
10 GcIes. (6 wood land balance imprOVed) Euclid
Eoad, good springs OF water, fruit, and good
situation for grapes.
Choice anc we'll selected lands in Iowa, Wisconsin
and Michigan, for sale or exchange.
50 acres IN hewburg, about miles from Cleveland.
Good house and barn and fine orchard. 6 90.
OAeres on ST. Clair Bead, two miles from the Public
Square.
Is Acres on the Eewburgn Road. HOUSE and Barn,
Fruit, Water &C.
80 AcIe5 IN East Cleveland under high state Of cul
tivatiOn, good house and barn u miles frSm
City limits Terms easy. feb5
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B-T-Isso--x.
DEAKFs PLANTATION BITTERR-

B-T-Isso-x.
DEAKEs PLANTATION BITTERs-
They purity strengthen snd invigorsts.
Th0y create q healthy appetite.
Thsy are Gltidote to change OF water and diet
They overcome effects Of dissipation Z late houre
They siren Fthen the system and enliVen the mint
TheY prev mt N iasmatfc and intermittent feVeTn
They puri the breath and eSidity Of the stomach
Thsy cure Dyspepsia ard Constipation.
They cure DiaTrhoea, cholera and Oholeramorbui
They cur, Liver Complaint and HeadRche.
They aret le best Bitters II the world. They max
The weak una strong and exhausted nature gTesi
Testorer. TLey made Of pure st. CTOix Eum, ms
uelnbrptsd alisaya Bark, roots and herbs snd ~
taken with the pleasure ef beverage without rt GARD
90 sEe or Iiao Of dsy. Particularly recommended z
dsiicsts parsons requiring gentle stlmulant. EoA
Il, p. DRAKE CO..
tslYI-RassoW ~ Broadway, N
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SPECIAL E9TEEs. a
lrrnn th. Nru YnrE n ibuns }

'OAl inst men ana Homeh houAa feed
and ponder Oa fhs Lists Mortality published
weekly, monthly and yearly our city. THERE'S eV-
sr fearful great proportion Of CoTsumTtion Ca
The Statistic Tables prove thAtw le other dis
eases slay their thonsands, oonsum tion Stays IFS
tens of thousands.
''In the early stages Of Thr and Lung Com
TlAlnt, We consider Madame 70 Portsr's CURATIVE
BAIsAn infAllible.n
D8-MadAme Portsr's Curative BalIam esn be op-
taInsd at Benton Bros, and Strong 3 Armstrong;
wholesale Agents, OlsveIand. Ohio. feb6 R2 "
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CIEVELAND 4 TOLEDO R. B,
"a aM. u
WIErs2 ARRAHeEMEaT.

-
1854 WIETs2 ARRAheEEEHT. fs14,
On sud slter kCadHJt EOTolnbsr 18th, IsS2 PnuIru.
ser frans viii isaTo ulsTels1d e. follows lSundaYB
sxcsFtsd):
$50 A. M.-OBIOAGO EXPREss-s3oys Al Rsrsa
Graitons Oberiins hOrWAlk, MonrosFfIis, Bolie-
WA Clyde Ersmontand EinnOra, and arrived e
Ioiedoet 1910 P. H.; Detroit $50 P. H.; and chi.
oago az i0s5O 7. n.
3f05 p. m.-WE5TH6N MAILr-Stops At al Sta.
tions On southern Division, and STRIVES At To-
lato az 6;55 P. ~ Chicago 5.0OA.M.
4f30 Ps M--EG6EHEEn HlAILI-StcpE at al Eta.
hons 5n Northern Division. and sgTiYol at eAn-
dHskT st T-is >. Z.
sE9O p. ms-ElGHT ESPRESS-5fopss At GrEfton.
aorwslk, HonrO5v1lls, Clyde, and fremont, and
arrives e. Toledo a. u: r.; Detroit zoo A. ~
and Ch1Csso A. l0.e0 A. 4.
CONNECTIONS.
CcRBsgioas a-e rnade st n1onroeVIIs with ths asu.
auskys Ianstsld 3 Newark L, R., At Clyde with fhs
sendusky, Dayton = Cincinnati z. h, 1t Fremont
win fremont y indians r. q, gud At Toleto With
tn9 hteaig=n S0utherD q EOrthsrn Indiana and To-
ledo NsLaSh llaic51ds for Chicago, Datroit JACK.
son. Fort NsTDe, Lcgsns1cFt, Lafayette, G1sro, Az
Southwest.
Trains arrive n Ois7slzaI frc7a Folsdo and De
Hest e s.s5 A. z.s-22S ?. H., snd se5 ?. n. Fran
Oi0veland, November is, Issz
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MEDICAL.

| NIAIIsyES SSISIsE sSis
%M.G1ssgS ORDINARY
In0 DOLLARS PREMfUMn
SEMINAL WEAKNESS
Or Spermatorrhea, Glest, Co., and
TMPOTENCY CURED,
AFTER ALL OTHER TREATMENT FAILS !
DIR. A. GIBSON,
Formerly Of New York City, will pay one hundred
dollars for the proof that he ever fails to cure the
above named diseases. He will pay the same sum for
the proof that any other Physician in the United
States trests the same diseases with equal success
After many years Of lsborious study and expert
ence DR. GIssoS is happy IN being able to announce
to the unfortunste that he has perieoteo system Oi
treatment for
THE SPEEDY AND PERMANENT OURE
of the above, and also all contagious diseases o. tne
Reproductive ORGANS, with all bad effects arising
therefrom, including general
TDEBILITY or NERVOUS PROSTRATIOh.
he has succeeded in curing cases in this city some
OF whom had expended hundreds OF dollars WITH SELL
styled physicians, who profess to treat all private
least particle Of benefit.
DR. GIBSON does not boast that be Is q member OF
some College in London or Paris, as perhaps some
others do for the purpose Of ensnarng the innocent
and who held out great expectations never 70 be rol
lied But what Dr. q. might boast OF s this that ne
Is able 10 give entire satisfaction to those VINO re-
pose confidence in his ability and integrity, and that
he has perfected an American system Of treatment
which challenges any Physician Of London or Pari5i
any patent medicine to equal for the radical cure
Of seminal weakness, and all diseases or derange-
ments, both mental and physical, arising rom sex
usl or secret abuse.
DR.. GIBSON also claims for his new treatment the
following advantages ever all Otthers yet discovered
and first the agents used in no respect dsagreea
BILE; he uses relics of the dark ages such as Mer-
curry, nor any other delsterious drug secondly no
restrictions in diet business is required thirdly
his treatment is positive and certain in all cases He
stands prepared 10 go into any public or private nos
pital In the United States and demonstrate the i'm
mense superiority Of his new treatment over any
other now known to the world in point OF prompt
ness permanency, mildnes5, safety and convenience
TO the patient.
DR.. GIBsoS is permanently located in OleyelRnd,
and has during the past three years performed many
OF diseases which had for years resisted all other
modes of treatment. References can be given 70 IN
viduas of the first respectability in Cleveland Bos
ton New York and other cities in regard TO skill and
integrity in all professional transactions. Dyspepsia
Rheumatism, Scrofula, and all chronic diseases
treated with superior success.
81 Medicines sent to any part Of the country oD
Dr. GEhsoE's New Work on Physiology for sale AT
his office.
DR, aIBsoE
PAoREsBoE OF ELROfhcPATHY AID MEDIoTE2s
Cfice-iIg Seneca Street, few doors from SUPERIOR
staira. onnosite the CITY Hotel.
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PRoREsBoB OF ELlofAcPATHY AID MEDIoTE7s
Cfice-il9 Seneca Street, few doors from Superior
up stairs, opposite the CITY Hotel
Office hsurs freme to Il and from ITO O'CLOCK
daily lSundaEa aycanfad- J
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QRAYT0N & sTOOEWRLIs.
BEAh ESTATE AGENTS,


leo No AtTEtsr Building. Entraacs ksFeRsii
Ih9 Insurance Ofice OF Il. 2 BEEysoR.
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ed lhe fiver, beyond which point could
discover no trace whatever. From the
amount Sc blood that marked the trail,
together ID the unmislakable evidence
that be haa picked his way with difficult
ty. / was led 10 believe that he had been
morhlly wounded, and in order 10 pre-
vent his body from falling into the hands
Of his white foe, he bad grouped his way
to the river aud thrown himself into the
current, which had borne him away.
The Indians had killed my COW. and
tina, you may be assured was no triaing
loss, yet ii gratitude for my escape from
the merciloSs savage, I would have been
entirely willing 10 have made creates
sacrifices. / was we'll provided (by
means Of arms Accommodation taken
from tho SIX Indiana, in case Of q sec.
ond attack but this fortunately was my
last adventure with the savagcs. Not
one OF the band escaped to tell the tale,
and inciIs his brethren to avengc tho
death OF their comrades.
'Ah' exclaimed tho old man, while
the tears gushsd from his eyes, at the
memory Of that eventiul night, that was
a glorious shol--the best ever made.
The hero Of this adventure lived to see
the rudo wilderness where he had pitch.
ed his lonely cabin. transformed into
smiling ASlds, and peOpled By hardy
and enterprislng pale faces, among
whom his last days were passed Ia peace
and plenty. undisturbed by the presence
Of his old foes.
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"a nrayu sailor.

A merchant and ship owner Of Sci
York was standing at tho cnttsnco 81
his warehouse, conycrsing with gan,
tleman on business. A pious ssilos Be-,
longing TO one ofhis vessels. came to the
door to en,orit, but observing that ,bs
door was occupied, modesiy stepped
aside, not willing 10 interrupt tho cpu
versation.
While waiting there he heard III,
name Of Jesus profansly used, and OIL
turning 10 look he observed that il wa,
his employer who was speaking.
Instantly changing his position aut
stauJiog in front Of tho gentlemen, with
bis head uncovered, and his bat uodol
his arm, he addressed the merchant ir
this language:
"Sir. will you excuse ne il | speak a
VOID to yoa'"
The gentleman recognizing him az
ono of tho crew Of bis ycsscl, recently
arrived, and supposiDg bO might hssS
something 10 say about the business oi
tho ship, told him to speak on,
"You won't be offended then, sir
with poor Ignorant sailor, il hO tells
you his Icclings?" said he
"Cerlaiuly not, rsplied The msrch
ant.
"Well. them" said ldO honest hear,ot
sailor, With much feeling, "will you be
SO kind as not TO take tho uamo Of m,
blessed Jesus 10 vainl lie ia good So
viour! He took my feet out Of ''lhe hor
riblo pitand miry elGy'a0d established
my goings" "0b, siri don't, if yov
plcOse. take the name Of my Master til,
Lord Jesus in yainl He is your Ciea
Tor as well as mine. and he has made
you, and prcserveS YOU, aud is alway,
doing you good"
This was said with so much earnest
ncssrand feeling that the gentleman wat
quite touched. His eyes filled with tears
and ho said.
"Mg good fellow. God helping me
will never again take the name Of the
Lord Jesus Christ tho Saviour in vain
"Thauk you, sir said tho honest tar
and putting on bis hat hu went away to
his work.
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AnccdOtc Of weiItpEtou .

Some years since, the duke aBssitling
at his library table, when tho door open.
ed, and without any announcement, in
stalked q singulGr figure.
"Who arc your" asked tho duke, in
his short dry manoor, looking Upon the
intruder without tho least change Of
epuntenunco.
~ am Apollyou."
"What do you wanti"
"a am sont to kill your
"Kill meY Very odd"
clam ApOllyOu and must put yoU to
death"
Hobliged to do TO day?"
~ am not told The day or tho hour;
but | must do my mission"
Very inconvcnient--very busy great
uauy letters TO writO-call again OF
write me word --I'll be ready for you"
Tho duke went on with his CORES.
pondonco. The maniac, appalled, BY the
stern immovOblo Old man backed out
of the room, and in half.Sh hour ho was
safe iu custody,
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&1'An individual advertised in Que
of the morning papers for "a wife the
other day, aud requested each applicant
for tho situation to enclose her carte de
yiato. One cihis correspondents closed
her rcp,y 10 these terms; 4 do not Gu,
close my carte, for, tboush thcrr is aoms
authority Tor putting carte before Z
horse, | know Of nOpo tos putting QUE
before an ass.
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A Thrilling Adventure.

We question whether. in all the his.
tory Of hAir.breadth escapes, q parallel
to the following can easily DO found
The story wastold US by an old man
aud venerable friend now residing in the
country near this city, but whose early
days wore spent near tho scene Of the
tralsic adventure here recorded.
he give the story as related TO US, in
the words Of the hero.
f''It was about the year 1895 that |
settled in Virginia near the falls Of the
Kanawha. Tho country was al that
time an uhbrOken wilderness. But few
settlements had been made then by the
whites. apd they we're so far apart as to
reader vain all hopes Of assistance in
Sase oisn attack by hostile Indians
numbers Of whom slill infested the neigh.
borLood.
4 lived here alone With my wife for
several months unmOlss,ed, and by diut
Of untiring perseverance. being then
young and hardy, had succeeded in ma.
king quite o clearing in the forest which
had planted with corn, and which
promised an abundant yield.
One morning, after we had dispatched
our humble meal, and ! had just Prepur-
ed to venture forth Upon my regular
routine Of labor, my attention was ar.
rested by the tinkling Of COW bell in
the cornfeld.
There. said my wife, the COW is in
the cornfeld'
But the ear Ofthe backWoodsman be-.
comes by educatioh, very acute, espe
eially so from the fact that his safety
often depends upodthe nice cultivation
sof4hst, sense. l was not SO easily de,
ceiYed. listened-the sound was re-.
peated.. 'Fhat, said |, in reply to my
wife, was not the linking Of boll.ppOn
The neck of a cow 1t is dccoy of
some Indian who desires to draw me
into anambusb.'
Believing this TO bo the case, / took
my old. .nuskel down | had no rife and
seeing thatit was properly loaded, / stole
cautiously around The field toward the
point from which the sound seemed to
proceed. AsI had suspected. there in
a clsster of bushes, crouched an Indian
waiting for me to appear in answer to
;hisdecby bell, that be might send. the
fatslsbglIsi tony hHart ] approached
u a 4.
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:
Not knowing butthat he might be &C.
.companied by Others, I'.returned with
all speed 10 my cabin, and having firm
.ly barric6ded jbe;door, watched all day
from the port holes in anticipation of
an attack from the companions, OF the
Indian had killed. To add to the dan
ger aud seeming hopelessness of my sit.
uation, ! discovered that had only one
charge of powder left.
i could make but one shot, and then
Il attacked by numbers, | should be en-.
tirely in their power. Determined to do
the best with what had, l pouved out
my last charge Of powder and put into
my musket fifteen sugs aud then waited
for The approach ofnight, feeling conf.
dent Of an attack. Night came at last
A beautiful moonlight night il was too,
and this favored me greatly, as l would
thereby be able to observe the move
ments Of the enemy as they approached
my cabin. II was some two hours after
night fall, and as YET, l had neither
heard nor seen sign of Indians, when
suddenly l was startled by the baying
ormy dog at the stable. I knew that
the Indians we're coming, The stable
stood little west Of the cabin, and be-
tween the two a patch Of cleared ground,
upon which the light Of the moon fell
unobstructed. Judging from the noise
at the stable that they would advance
from that direction, / posted myself at
the pothols on that side of the cabin.
i had previously placed my wife upon
the cross pole in the chimney, SO thatin
case our enemies effected an entnccs in
the cabin she might climb out and effect
her escape. For myself / entertained
no hope, ont determined not to bo taken
alive, | resolved to sell my life dearly.
with brealhless anxiety l watched at
the port hole. Atlength ] saw them
emerge from the shadow Of tho table
and advance across the ground towards
my cabin. 0ne--two--ihree--great
heavonsl six-stalwart Indians armed to
the tooth, and urged on by the hope of
reyengs. alone to oppose with but
one charge Of powder. My case was
desperate indeed. With quick stealtby
step, in close single filO they approached,
aud we're already within few yards Of
the house, when a slight movement Of
the forward Indian changed the position
Of the entire six, SO that a portion Of the
left side of each was uncovered. They
we're all in range--one aim woald GOV,
or all. Quick as thought | aimed and
fred. As the smoke cleared away, /
could hardly credit what my senses
showed me6Os the result Of my shot
The fifteen slugs with which | had load
cd had done the work we'll. Five Of the
six Indians 10y dead upon the ground
and the sixth had disappeared.
Although no enemy was now in sight
| did not venture forth until morning. =
The bodies of the Eve Indians lay there
undisturbed together with tho rife Of tho
ether. Securing the arms and nmmuni-
ton Of tho fallen Indians, / followed up
The trail Of The missing one, until Ircach.
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X BB-An EugliShman who was abu,
sing this country, in this city. Tho other
dpy-boasling of his British blea and
i4suliing American citizens7sS baud.
s3meiy Knocked down and 45toaghly
rashod. The Doytops Ire koaTl d
4 circumstance, and ln6aihs over The
ID pravity in Cinciuhe That counteai
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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-07-21
Pollis Hint.

Rev. Mr.. H. was slatioued al Ap.
ploton, Wisconsin, and was very much
annoyed on tho hrst Sabbath BY wbis.
periug and other improper conduct OF
sgome young geulleman preEsnt iIa
stopped MS dlscoufso, and, fixing Shis
eysS upon the offenders, said, 4 Very
much dlsliksto approve any one in a
congregation where | am not acquaiut.
ed, IS ani afraid ofmoking as great a
mistake as Brother r. onco made Of
P. While preaching bis lrst serr
mon he was very much disturbed by the
mise onduct Of an individual in tho con.
gregniiOn, who, though several times
reprOvGd by Bother r -, only be.
hayed the worse through the whole ser.
mon, AS Brother r was lcagiug
the church after the services, one Of the
brelhrea accosted him with, 'BroIhpr
R., didn't you know that man You
reproYcd to-day was a fool?' Ills uocd.
less 10 say the nuisance was abSted.