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Errnrs of Youth

Errors of Youth, or
4 gonlcmea who suffered for ten years from Ner-
vous Debility, Premature pocay, aud a!lthO objects Of
youthful indsoration, viii. for the snke of suffering
humanity send lrcs .oAIl who need &, tho recipe and
directions for making tho dmple remedy by which he
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ID AZ Cedar Street ,ksw York.
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The advertiser, having been restored 10 health In n
Few weeks by avery aWpls remedy, glor having sui.
fored for several years With u severe lung affection,
and that dread disease, Cpnsumptlpn-ls anxious to
make known TO his follow sufferers the means 81 cure.
10 all who dasirciit he willsond leOpy ofetlle pre-.
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preparing and uriug the sane, wfich. they will Gnd a
sUNgl cpRB for CosstM rTroS, AtrIaA, DNpEGUIrfs,
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The only object ~ tie ~a1ve1iser IN sqnding the Pre-
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ton Witch he ]tdrceives 70 be invbiintie, and he
hopes every sufferer win try his remedy, 90 il VIII cost
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address, REy, EpWARDA. WILSON,
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.,,u MRS. HILLS
NEW FAMILY RECEIPT BOOK.

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A practical system for private families IN.
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TsTABLIsHED in Memphis is years. Ladies try
III Dr. Ruasolis y rlOdieal DrOpsj theyaro nsvet.
falling In the most obstinate curse. Married Ladies'
should not use than dnring tho hrat three Bontha OF
pregnancy. For sale only by DE-. Russell, il0s Jehor-
son IT,, Menpbis, Tenn. Prizes 8 b0d. By oncloalng
The amount YOU viii recalva by return mail, one bot
lie OF tho Drops, with full directions. Special atten'
tion paidto other disoas es. Ladies' coming totlio city
for treatment, can be aocomoaatedwith elegant rooms.
1867 Ja7tf. AUustrtr aR arf '".a'i
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Ho1 [II1CEYETTToA
oramn.

AsA@aa slass Indigestion md hsa,S o. sour.
s4l~srrAs'' shonlA bs AroLdsd. Aad RoRAeK'a
~. aSsofbsnii. aHlha (
rt sAup q b, ,ioalsA i,sss \ one. = ls..v6Oufuii
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GARD.

mIEMANNsLAUHDRY BLUE, for Family use
/ ThisDluk Is Manufactured By the we'll known and
old eft al HIhed a manufactursfs Of ans edort, D.F. TIE
inainf& % Fit n perfeetiyipurs, Ind nesds but 10 10
tried 10 10 appreciated. Sold BY goesrs aud druggists
throughout tho United statos.
J.H. TIEMANN, Sole Agent,
r4rsga4t4e NOM 2io PSarlsi AAsN York.
Water Wheels 81 Water Wheels
Valentines Patent turbine, The best IN use. Man-
n6fctured by Yalentide& CO., Fort Edward, NY
Priceamod rate. Send for eIrenlnr.I Akohtal wnnied
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Chancery Court at EIizabethtOH.

Claleery COufl al EllzaDetnl0H,
A BRAHAM Upton ADMINISTRATOR
n Of Thomas Lacy deceased, vs.. Reaben
Lacy, Abigail Lacy, Isaac baey and Others.
In this cause IL appearing from the allega-
tiOns 10 the complainaDts bill, that the de-
PENDANTS William h.. Armstrong grandson of
Anna Lueas and his three sisters names not
known, Mary AeFrosIS all the children OF
Joseph Lacy deceased, names not known,
J1hu Lneas and all his brothers, and sisters
children Of Phebe BueaG deceased, = their
names not known, are non-residents, and all
other heirs at law Of Thomas Lacy deceased
that arc ppp-resldents of Tsnpesseeg sItiS
therefore ordered that publication be mAde
for four successive weeks iHtbs gbioa Flag.
a paper published At Jonfsborpugh Tennes'
see notity lug them 70 appear on or before the
third Monday in September next, 1897, be-
fJrs the ohaheery Court ht Elisabethton,
held for Carter County Tennessee, and make
defence for said bill, or the ssme will be
taken for confessed, RDd set for hearing eK-
pAfte. July 18th, Its6T.'I 81
+ e.. f' Ih 1an' a. c.. SMITH, GYM
isG1julyi9wlpSs'' ~
lDALLARD Z, WARD AND LHDURN n.
/ I'D Ward Adminjslrators, with the will an
nsIed OF William WRrd dsceassd, 10. Polly
Ward tbs widow, Of said William deceased
II, @. swIlho WiliAupHjE and others In ibis
cause Il appearing from, the, allegations Of
oonIpljnauiS, bill that The attendant Polly
Ward, the children Of james II. Ward de-
ceased, names uHknOwn, D, william HiN and
biz vito Nancy Bis, . ezreel Robens,t, Nancy
f.. Kyle, James Q. hileS and william n.
Ward the dsVissss under the Willof William
1 Ward deceased, spdpre all pon-feddsnts Of
the State Of Tennessee and the ordinary
process cannot be served upon them. II b
therefore ordered that publication be made
fot four satcsitiFe weeks ID the IUAioH Fidg,
a paper published ~ Jonesborouah, Tonnes
lBsssnogyinrt sldl dsiendhms 70 appeafod or
before the third Monday 10 September NEXT,
QseT) bclofS he Chkaeety Court, held At
The Court House In Elnbsihtna Garter
County Tennssse, aud make defence. 10, said
bill Or she SAND tflf De tAktn fof confeased
and setfor hearing s1parte Jaly l7th, 1861.
~ Nln nnt He. SMITH, q, N.
heBTitlylOv3bfsB1 81 hait ~ hh HA OF
] ~ ffTrFs' q
~ a-.rs y a0HrititF "a
Ni.ssswU
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sshasehad no al sfsoa.s9usass 10 this scciou
R5tEoTf'hs fhf gtoviug srop iss pRerins serousl
" NansitaJ iut nsnday l.i ibs r~hsInonser
BON es@lootspea -
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"DoS'r BB Foolish. lyon can make Six Dollars
rom Fifty Cent?. Call aud examine an i~nEenilon nTg-
ntly needed lJ, everybody. Or sample sent free by
mail for Sc. t6at retalla easily for So, by Il. L. VOL.
Oft, 10 Chatham Square, Now York. a~ug2'GGyl
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J. Z. PRICE,. Corporal,
J. A, FEBRUARY Ligut;,T
BAINTEs.

Baxter says Ia hi, certificate that he wasa Party to
ni' alleged 'eoundtslish q defiAndns the doyern.
nsnt. lie makes a pphIle a1d VIM eonfassion that
he h . ssoandfsf and . tidSt The s~alsment such
= nan amount. 70 nothing. "a naHthat viii steal or
bean iess'iory loths crime VII 10 and swear hes
40 The iFuihfis no. In hiE. HrfdFe thiaiself c~onfra'ed
FhAla Aaa snbsrElsr gives any more certificates
aEaln'' CAPT Hsekqf hS sho6Id M him for nearly
Two months IMPLY 81 hlOhs a thb iro Of tho ser.
want Coz sooklnr han
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Herring's Patent Champion Safes.
25I Broadway corner Murray strogtE y

The ,ppat reliable SecuFity from tFlro4now known
Oygr TbiEty Thouoand "HRhhfSh'a sAPgs" havo
been sold aud aronOw In use, and more than 500 hay9
passed sEfely through occidental hfcs! ~ fyAHa
Herring farri & Shornah's New Patent Bankers
Safes, made Of Wrought iron, Steel Bars and the
new metal Sptiget Eisdh, or Patent CfystalSzed Iron,
from tho oreiof FrarklinltG, tho only riatetfal which
cquRlk the diamond inits hariGess n0sY lBowHhn the
world, aud Iis the best resistant 10 BurglarH drills or
cutting tools ever manufactured. ,fntfa-Tsf ian
Also, HOUSE Safes, Parlor Safes Sideboard and Cab
met Safes for silver plate, valuable papers, ladies Jow-
elry, &C., &c. made TO represent bandsniac pieces Of
furniture send for Dlpsl1ted catalogue. Herring,
Farrell sherman, 25t broadway, Garner Murray st.,
Rev York. EHreli Herring Il %, Philadelphia Her
ring \ Co., Chicago. -g
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TOBACCO USERS ATTENTION
raE APPETIrE FOR TOBACCO DESTROYED By

Oyton'S Preparation s,.sr
,cHEYERs nnd Smokers. lsaTs Of this Disgusting
and hlthy habit. L..lnAl
One box Of ORTOYis PREPARATION, used aecdtt'
ing to directions, y warranted ~ deshay the apletls
Coz TobaseP in any Pvr.op, no psess no" 'fopb "'
haidt NAV be. In one msnth'H thqe w gftfH -
No more bankBfins fdr tobacco anet uGinB one box
oflhE preparation.
%RECOLLECr 1T Is WARRANTED. rsi
Is Forwarded 10 my part % ne eouniry On nseip. Of
d. DOUGLAS, G6beraf Agent.
% a1dl5I ifeu ~ Bsx l6t2, Phttlind. Ne.
.rnHg uoRhILI PErROLECN sroYEC0NPANY-
N.uhhetnw simmer Moves. fUr burning OILS
iha Napha., that prngsa iesdAd sueea making a
blns NonIunlnous afan, bnTnins like Alcohol cooks
Wa A. HOLLAND, Agent,
.rfpH ltur4 a. qoasreas street, Bosioh, Mas.
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nRoJsD D. sTILbMAN, GynooolosIs', Formula Dl-
Spray, Hypodarmic, Electric, and Dermaphatie En-
bracafion, with constitutional treatment In The Dis
cases Of Women Throat bungs, HHtrt, and Nisccra.
SALTS from mineral Springs, with written prescriptions
weekly, at $50. for the hFst month, $50 each month
subsequently,. Daily attention at his Offices, at tho
same prices. Address with stamp, "a 4 solution ST.
Memphis, Tenn. .h.N -.
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A CARD to Tnvalids.

A Clergyman, whIle riding 10 South America as a
missionary, discovered a safe and simple remedy for the
Cure Of Nervous Weakness, Early Decay, Disease Of
tue Urinary and seminal Organs, and tho whole train
Of disorders brought on by banefpl and yieious habits
GreIt numbers have been already cured by this noble
remedy. Prompted by a desire to boueft the AFFLICTED
Gnduntortunate, ! will send the recipe for preparing
aud syiNs this R%edieips, in q sailed enyslopO. to any
one WHO needs |, Free d, Chsgc,t a "a IA "a q
Pleas ehcloSsA postpaid envelope, adarssSe& to
yOpF''r Address, AlAAI
Z ~ - p % JOSEPH I. IMAM,
..Iygf Station D., Bible House, Now York City.
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Bakers ,~Certlncate.

"a - HAs +.
iris 10 10 certify that ] x~Asecmplnyed by Capt. n.
Hacker (then Lisut. N. Hacker At louisville Ky IN
Nay 1858, TO make out aud change SnAeepuut freTrrs-
SlptA for money paidfg p~ipvisions tnFations per day
%, TSs'pi and % otS.rS 7 4 Iprhi sSs. Tnii sSasgs iasgs.
y inersMcd the amouptn gainst The G~otsfnneptty
Capt. n. Hacker drew lbe money for paA etIas from
the Government AarRa portion q the amount be-
logged 10 tho recruits who Furnished the money upon
Whieh the, Abuv 9nsmed recelpti Wore tAfep. And |,
lot QUO san siuts that mdney flet Capt Hacker have,
has not % ~ Boon reiundqd % me. y was very much
annoyed ~ Capt, y, Hacker Attly,lsst Creplt coula at
GpeneVllle, trying N Get a toEive hin ., certificate
which no SAid hs had got sunisof We officers % ARn.
Bnl he you'd Ielher have my certificate than AZ ofthio
0facsrs Of the Regiment. I dld'n ot comply with his
r'qusS' a. my certificate Would not satisfy him g
.s $50 Late llOnt. Co. G, 4th Tenn. Iufantfy.
This fellow Baxter was diahonorably discharged tho
US. service Sept, Sth 1868, for continued absence wDh.
outlsavo. Hsro are eerslfestes e~ontraiy 10 tiAt Of
BaxtsFs nom SOLDIER, Who wers hot dbhdhmetis dh.
Isrg,d The service, bid samo ont o. uAearmy wish no
i'ignAanpOn their sharaetdr Read ana tbon dOells
Who has LIED.
JeEnboaos Jaiy Al, 1907.
IssTify thatI enlisted asa prlsAie undsr Newton
Hacker tglsi was then 4 private hImaslfih %. ~
eth Tenn. Vol. Inf, and on f%ecF1iting service IN last
Tenn. J on the 9Th day OF April, 1893. ] certify That
10 did recruit and taks capt DAVID Rush, samuel il.
with Ecrovd Of froa $50 TOGO recruits, K served ~
AasR't 10 Capt. Hackers company tNl the summer
u 1884, WHEN I wa prnmoted To- SsrgJ Major pfthO
Regiment, and ! take pleaHun ID layings that there
vas not . more kind ard deyoged Officer to his inoR5 10
tho Rogt, and thaths VA famous fpr his klnlUess to
pnVAts aOldiora. ADAM r. DkOYIfES,9
late esrst hgor4th Tenn. Vol Ink
We the undsFdsnods rde Of "Cp 9TH Tenn.
Vol. Inf, capt. Haekers o~hdicOmpanyD aootTobsTAte
ihssatiFs foregoing atAtsmsntaa. 1885, G5s
iH N-"A. b. cRABrREE, I"
uDAtE n M G.EWAGNEB ~
HHH..s GA bis
uT0 wuaS9 4 Jesse N~FHILiPss" 3
.Nf sgQud lGos nsBoa5 Tenn, Jaiy 4th, 1891
We ha undsraigned, his % The 4th Tenn, Vol. Inf
certify thai Capt. Newton lla0kerNWa1 inVaf hnd
TO the private soldiers Of bis Company and Regiment.
w HAMPTON. lfI GEPHAss 5; sT0S59'
PULASKI {. PEiRCE, q Ggo. VI. SCOTT,
J!E. PRICE. n ffpl OF. FRENOHS IL
W. COLLETT, HENRY g.. FELLERs,
JOSEPH G. TELLERs, WM. A.. BR0YLES,
IIElTT~n July l5tlsisG7.
We the andefplgned, lala ofths 4ihHcnn. Int feerit
y that any aeeuAAtion that CAPT. Hacker, late " onr
kegt, dishoaoFably obtAiRed money either from the
soldiers 81 hs Compsny. or the Rsgimsnt, Is utterly
iAae, and has no foundation Whatever IN fact, or mat
he dshonnTtbly obtained money from tile y. a-yGqv-
srumshs e likvwIss utterly aite 50 fr As We have ever
-HT &. Al LusK, hte Hosp, sSw'd.
PRICE. C0rp0rat,
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A paper twice a. large as the ops wsngv ype, sd
drs.. all lelten to RICARDs0S 4 COLLINS, HJohu
stro.t Now York . ..HFfHf 'af
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SODA FOUNTAINS.
The Best Chance Yet.

A GENTS WANTED, on salary or commission, for
IN my new map Of tho = Grca,I American Republicp
showing our recently acquired Russian Possessions,
ke. X. Get your Territory 1t once, F.H DlBBLE,
Wholesale Headquarters for Maps, Charts, and Pic
lures, EOS Main ST.. Louisville, n.y.. .s I. III
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WILLIAM sIGERs0N, Real Estate Agent, and Con-
Veyancpr, 40 Walnut st. (undeT Southern HOtelD 81.
Louis, Mo- Real Estate bought aud sold on Commits
Sion. Catalogues giving description Of city and coun.
try property, issued monthly.
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ERlNKEIN INSTITUTE.
TuITIoN Pr. SESSION.

TINE FALL SESSION OPENS September
the and 1867.
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n you want The best DYE sTTrEy e ,tSSnprruS.
II won Napt the best assortment "a PANTS, Obs
and VARSIsh, ~ to LAApRETH's pug store

Totrov want A ROOD assortment OF PERFUMERY
L~GsDRETu's Drug and Varlo1ylsler
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DR.. SChenek's Mandrake Pi.Is-isuBsti-
tute for CaIOmeI

These Pills are composed of various roots,
having the power to relax the secretions of
the liver ss promptly and IS effeetually
blue pill or mercury, and without producing
any OF those disagTsesble or dangerous effects
which often follow the use of the latter.
In all bilious disorders these Pills may be
used with confidence, as they promote the
discharge of vitiated bile, and remove those
distractions from the liver and hillary ducts,
which are the cause Of bilious affections in
general.
SCHENCKs MANDRAKE Pills cure Sick Head
ache, and all disorders of the Liver. indicated
by sallow skin, coated tongue, lcostiveness,
drowsiness, and a general feeling OF wearl-
ness and lassitude, showing that the liver is
in torpid or cbstructed condition.
In short, these Pills may be used with ad-
vantage in all cases when a purgatiye or
Alternative medicine is required.
Please ask for 'Dr. Schenck's Mandrake
PILE" and observe that the two lkenesses OF
the Doctor are on the Government stamp
one when in the last stage of Consumption,
and the other in his present health.
Sold by all druggists and dealers; price
| so per bottle, or $3.50 the half dozen. All
letters tor advice should be addressed TO DIR.
| scHENoK's Principal Office, No. Is North 9th
street, Philadelphia, Pa.
General Wholesale Agents: Demas Barnes
& Co., 81 Park Row, N. Y; s. s. Hs1ce. 10S
/ Baltimore St., Baltimore, Md; John d
/ Park, n. E. corner of Fourth and Walnut ST.,
Cincinnati, Ohio; Walker & Taylor, 1874 and
| 1876 Wabash Avenue, Chicago, H.; Collins
| Bros, southwest corner of Second and Vine
| Sts., st Louis, BIO.
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POETRY.
UNDER THE vIOLETs.
BY OLIVER WENDELL HOLMES.

Her hands are cold; her face Is white;
No more her pulses come ana go;
Her ewes are shut to life and hght;
Fold the white vestures snow on snow,
But Law her where the vioiets bio".
But not beneath craven stone,
10 plesd for tears with alien eyes;
A slender cross OF wood alone
shall saw that here a maiden hess
In peace, beneath the peaceful SKIES.
And gray old trees Of hugest limb
Shall wheel their circling SD adows rouhoi
To make the scOrching sunlight dim
That drinks the greenness from the grouhu
And drop the dead leaves on her mound
When DER their bouehs the squirrels run,
And through their leaves the robins call,
And ripenipS in the autumn's sun
THE acorns and the chestnuts fall,
Doubt not that she will heed them all.
For her the morning choir shall sing
It's mathis from the branches hlgn;
And every minstrel voice OF spring
That thrills beneath the April sky
shat greet her with its earliest cry
At last the rootlets of the trees
Shall fiud the prison where she lies,
Aud bear the buried dust they seize
In leaves and blossoms to the skies:
So may the soul that warmed IL rlsel
LII auv. born Of kindlier blood,
Should ask: What maiden sleeps beioWf
Saw only this A tender bud,
That tried to blossom in the snow,
Lies withered where the viOlets blow
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-03-16
RErURN1Na no THE Old TrrE FAsE

RETURNING TO THE OLD TINE FASH
IoNs.-The New York Home Journal
gives the following items of fashiona-
BILE intelligence: "At a recent bail Civ
en- at Delmonico's, a young and beau
tlful married lady appeared in one of
the new fashionable ball dresses which
are now worn snort, like the street
dresses. The dress consists of a pink
six underskirt, which just touched the
: top of the shoes, which were of pink
kid, buttoned up over the ankle with
white buttons. Over the pink skirt
was shorter skirt of white tulle, trim
med with pink satin pipings. The hair
was dressed very high, and ornamented
with wreath of wild roses, the centre
of each rose containing a diamond of
great brilliancy. The dress was made
by Partisan dfessmaker, and it is
needless to say, attracted a great deal
of attention. Several young men have
Appeared at fashionable receptions in
this city, recently, In something like
court dress--maroon velvet coat and
breeches. with silk stockings"
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THE COMPOUND INTEREST NoTEs
BmL-The following is the compound
interest notes funding bill as it passed
both Houses:
Belt enacted, etc., That for the pur-
pose of redeeming aud retiring any
compound-interest notes outstanding,
the secretary of the treasury is hereby
authorized and directed to issue tenn
porary loan certificates In the manner
prescribed by section of the act en-
titled IAN act to authorize the issue of
United States notes and for the redemp-
ton or funding thereof, and for fund
ing the floating debt of the United
States, approved February %, 1862. "
bearing interest at rate not exceeding
3 per centum per annum, princinal and
interest payable in lawful money on
demand, and said certificates of tempo
rary loan may constitute and be held
by any national bank holding or own
ing the same as a part of the reserve
provided for in sections 81 and32 of the
act entitled "An act to provide for the
circulation and redemption thereof,
approved June 8, 1864 - provided that
not less than two-fifths of the entire
reserve of such bank shall consist o,
lawful money of the United States
and provided, further, that the amount
of such temporary certificates at any
time outstanding shall not exceed $50,
100000.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-03-16

A TRAVELLED LETTER. -The Hanes-
vile Ohio Signal gives sketch of the
extraordinary travels of a letter, which,
after lapse CT fourteen years has final
ly come back to the man who wrote it..
1t was mailed at postoffice in Noble
county, Ohio, to Cincinnati, i'll the
year 1858, and enclosed ten dollar
bill on an Alabama bank. Not being
called for it was sent to the Dead Let
ter Office at Washington. From there
it was returned to the writer, but he
could not be found. Then it was again
sent to the Dead Letter Office; then
back to Cincinnati, and again back to
the Dead Letter Office. A few days
ago it was received at the GAINESVILLE
office and delivered to the original wri-
ter, who, after the lapse of fourteen
years, had some difficulty in recalling
the fact of ever having written such a
letter.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-03-16

DEATH OLA FAMOUS FEMALE BRIGAND.
The Italia of Naples announces the
death of the famous "brigandess," La
Gizzi, who was for some time the ter
ror of the Volturara district. La Gizzi
was tall, muscular woman, with beet
ling brows, covered with thick mass
of black shaggy hair that fell over her
shoulders and breast, and was so blood
thirsty that she involuntarily perform
ed the Office of executioner on every
cap i've doomed to death by her band.
1t is stated that on one occasion, after
stabbing three of her captives, she col
lected the blood that flowed from their
wounds in a jar, and then poured it
| over the head of her lover, telling him
that should be his baptism of blood
Being sharply pursued by the troops,
her consort and herself took refuge in
the cottage of a peasant at Petrosa, and
compelled him with frightful threats to
| give them food, The peasant laid some
provisions before them; but while they
were busted with their meal he seized
al axe and attacked them with such
fury that he struck both La Gizzi and
her companion TO the ground before
they could defend themselves. He then
ran to the neighboring village of Rici-
gliano, collected the national guard of
the district, and returned with the tom
his cottage. Here they found the two
deaf bodies, and after decapitating
them carried the heads of La Gizzi and
her lover, together with their conquer
or, in triumph through the district.