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it.s an uSFAifISo REMEDY In all cases Of
Ncgralyia fncials, often affecting perfect
cure In less tLan twenty four hours, from tie
use Of no moro than TWO ON TuRR. NUS.
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has failed TO icld TO this woSi'EhpuL RgMKtiiA Al
AGENT.
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ralpda and general nervous arrangement, -oi
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tify to It's woSDKEFCL EFFICACY;
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IN numerous Instances recommended u to pa.
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IL Winter street, Boston, FEB, 18th, lsy0.
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cary IN this city nnd for three years during tho
war, In the Hospital Department under tie u
~ have knowe nr. Turner's Tic.Douloureux
or Universal Neuralgia PHI Tor twenty years.
have sold II and used II personally, and have
never known of a case where Il did n,t give 70
lief. Customers have told me they would not
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the IN u relIab e and valuable remedy for ncu.
rslgia and nervous dlselsos ia tho wordm
MEssGs TuRSKR s. CO..
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Respectfully yours, /. ". PELTON,
Boston. March ?5 1867. Counsellor at Law
son, By mail ON receipt Of price and postage.
one package - % IOsage 8 cents.
Six Packages, 800 -
II Is sold toy all dealers in drugs and medicines
and by TURNER 90, Sole Projectors, 10
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IMPORTANT 10 PENSIONERS -. Among
tie most important OF the acts passed
10y Congress D. the late session was
that providing for the payment Of
pensions, and for the further Icgula-
iion Of fees 10 be paid to claim agents
for the prosecution Of claims Of PEN
sious and bounty land The fourth
,setion of,his act provides that al! peo-
sion agents shall receive for all sevi-
ces rendered to pensioners, including
pospge, 80 cents, payable by the Uni
ted States, and DO more shall be re-
ceived by them under the penalty OF
$500. Under this act pensioners will
be paid quarterly instead Of semi ANN.
ualy, and by checks made payable to
their own order, ThS secures them,
and gives them their money asreason-
able intervals. At the same time the
bill is liberal towards the pension
agents, allowing them a toll Of thirty
cents for every payment or one dollar
aud twenty cents a year from each pen
sioncr.
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TRIAL ol TuE EXCELSIOR FIRE Tx
rINGyIsnuR On last Tuesday even
iug, Il large fire was bai,t on Marke,
Square aud number OF citizens had
gathered TO witness the trial of the
Excelsior EXtioeusher. A uumber
of barrels filed with sAavinss An
wood were thrOYn together. anl lot
OF coal oil poured upon it. After the
pile was thoroughly euwrappcd in
the flames, the Ex,in.uishor was
brought to bear upon the fire, and in
the course OF minute or two, the
flames were entirely sutdued, using
but one half Of the charge. This OK.
tinguisher is simple portable and
seli.acting, and can be put into in
slant use by turning tho crank, and
will extinguish at once turpen,iuc,
kerosene, benz le, tar, etc, Each IN
chiuc has the extipguishing capacity
Of four hundred gallons Of common
water, and occupies no more space
than bucket OF water Invhuablc
for livery stables, planning mills, cleva.
va,Ors, dis,illcries, country residences,
etc, Easily carried any distance with
out Inconvenience, end go simple tia.
it can be readily operated 10y woman
or boy. Weighs, seventy Eve pou pds
filled, throws a stream, charged with
powerful chemicals, distance Of fny
10 seyeuty-fve feet.
Daniel Becky, Esq, has received
the agency for he sale OF these ma
chimes in this, Union, Snyder and Ly
coming counties. 1t i, one Of the
best mschincs that can be kept 10 any
builllng where fires are liable to oc-
cur, as it can be brought into action
in an instant, and is certain to
extineuish dre wherever it is applied
.-Smbufy AmericdR.
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H"NVU.T u d0IV II, +, J.
EXTRA CABINET upVSCiL.

N"Hd.Ug' a. JoIy is, 1870.
EXTRA CABINET couYc,L.
Tbs c4biu,t wa, 10 session for some
LoCrs Yesterday ii cu,siug the pros
pcc,' OF the European war, aud the
probable complications likely TO arisr
that might ailcc, this country. ltap-
pears that the President has advice
which indicate the intention Of Napo-
.,on 30 seize Cuba in the event Of
Spaiu taking sides in the present con.
test with Prussia. General Qucsada,
The Cuban leader, who has been in
Europe for two or three mouth, ras,.
s expected TO return to New Yori: 10
morrow. lie writes prominent Gu,
ban here that during bis stay in Par
l. he had two interviews with the En-.
peror, aud three with VI Olivier. the
freuch Minister. lie was informed
that utGcr certain contingencies
France would step in and help the iu-
surScn's against Spain. Qucsada uu.
derstood this to reicr to Spain accept.
ing Prince Leopold tor King. 1t is
believed 4 at this letter Of QuesaIa
was shown to Secretary Fish, aud
that it was tbs Oasis for the Cabinet
meeting yesterday. Otcourse it is
useI, s. TO give what raDspircd thesc,
or the result Of the meeting, but the
Presdeut does not hesitate to say that
IA the event @. Napolcon's attempting
to Interfere in the Cuban struggle i,
will lie the duty ofthc United States
10 enforce tbs Monroe doctrine >
The general Impression here is that
Neloicon will have enough TO do in
Europe without ;uruing his tttention
to aii"is in this quarter OF the globe.
the EuRprEAY WAR IN OFFICIAL CIR,
Giles
Ju official circles hore tie cngross-
ing topic Of conversation just now i,
tie European War. The general
opinion seems TO be that before it is
over, except the issue should be De
ciied in the iir,t two or three battles
all Europe will be drawn into it, II j.
thought that 10 attempting 20 protcc,
the neutrality OF Belgium, Great Bri,
iiun will become entangIei with France
Jnd that the British and Prussisn ma.
vics will nuito 10 destroy at once the
French navy and French commerce.
This il the opinion of Vice Admiral
Porter. IN such an event the Admi-
raj thinks theTs would bo littio show
Tor the French navy, for whatever val
or the French may show upon land,
he bss All idea they would he no match
Tor the English and the Prussians OF
sea. Baron GerOlt, the Prussian
minister, seems very confident that,
should tho war continue for any
length Of time, Rusaii will certainly
become allied to Prussia. with the
understanding that she shall be al
lowed TO settle the Eastern question
in her own way, and, if necessary,
with the assis ance of Prussia. The
President /, understood To be Of the
opinion that, ia any event, Napoleon
will have his hands full.
SHERIDAN Gois0 TO RURorg.
The President has decided to send
Lieutenant General Sheridan 10 Eu-
rope at once. to observe the operations
Of the coniending forces on the Con-
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Ju,TlcE 10 Ma CANrHoN.-Scna-
tor Cameron denies that he was pur-
posely absent n, the vote ct the In
come Tax. lie says further tha, he
was paired of with ilr. Spra que, who
would have voted for the Tax.
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Prussia and NrrIhcru Germany
may he considered the paradise Of pro
lection and diversified Industry.
while Ireland is the pnrp0tory Of Brit
i'h free trade and a wrcivhcd asricul,
ture
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Accting Of the Republican Standing
Committee of Snydcr (ountl,

The members OF tie Standing Com.
mittcc of the RcpuJlicGn Party OF
Snyder County arc hereby requested
10 meet n, the Court House 10 MIDI
dlcDurg, Al saturday, August 9th, iut
the purposc OF organic ug aud making
arrangements for the coming cam
paigu. \ iu.i turnout is requested.
The following is list Of the MEM
bcrs -
lleaver-rCtcr Eclgcl. Henry : frscl.
Wet Eca'ct-i. Il. EgUup, 4. 4 kumir
tentre-Sul1mon n0WctsUS, tflsh WUritk
thapmau-licuty u. lrocd, !. VI. Holman
1nhkltn-J q. SrhDch, Henry bcul,r.
inckson--hafrisun brvu.c, !. n Na.rcr.
Mltl,huts-l. y. Shiutcl, Iaiiyl IuIyt,cr
Middlrcroch Il, Nartufg,r, SAINT Ii. oder
Monroe luhn louu1, joseph luust
Isuus-l.cN Row. Heutgc ! ScAoch.
l'rrry- br. ~. VI Nipple. NsIvlcuu Brocius
Wet fcrry-Ahtau Mttyr.Iu. HT lutruws
SchnsgTuyc-t'httlcs 70 Miller, \ T. ScAJch
luicn-Jvln ! Nelly, II !. G.. Hcrrv.t.
NashihstUE-lI. 70 Grimm. y o. Mover
JNO. \. SHlNUEL,
tlulIuHu. Pro. Tenn.
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Mrs. IINooLN-We are glad to see
that Congress has passed the bill Civ.
lug pension Of three thousand dol
lars per aunuai 10 the widow or Abra.
ham Lincoln, slain iu tho service ol
the Republic.
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SNYDER COUNTY
REPUBLICAN, TICKET.
CoaoREss,
JOHN u. PACKER,
or suNBVnY.
SENATOR,
ANTHONY G.. SIMPSON,
~ sILiNsUEoVE.
Assembly,
WILLIAM llAEDlNG,
CP PERRY.
associate irnop.
BENJAMIN l.. EAUuENBcSn,
~ BEAVER.
rBo1uosorkuN
JEREMIAH GROUSE,
~ vthpLuntRG.
u'ctsrrE : EErurrrg,
SAM EL Il. StlljJk,
~ MiprLHLuEg,
uta1rtCr ArrouVrY,
BENJAMIN L. rNEkS,
Ur NtuuLENuRu.
CuNut-stpNr
IlllLlr klNSIY,
Cr uFAvFE.
tot'Nry -tUVENrV,
AARON X. tilE
uF NIuptshtEu.
fuUN ,ONNf.sIuSFU,
HENRY BROWN,
or wAsuNGToN,
AUDITOR.
CALNlN L. FISHER.
~ rENNr.
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THs tax.tariif bill agreed upon by
both houses reduces Internal taxation
aud the duties on imports TO the ex
tent Of about sS5, ,0eO. 900, yet the pas
sage Of the measure was almost uoaui,
mously opposed by the Democratic
Representatives, Notwithstanding all
the noise they have been making dur
ing the session about the burdens oi
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scnting the artillery. engineer, and
infantry arms OF the sereicc. Gerer.
al Sheridan was to-day advised of tho
Presidents wishes aud is expected
mere in day or two, to consult with
the President and General Sherman.
Instructions have also been forward =
ed to prominent officers Of the United
States navy, now in Europe, TO watch
the operations Of the fleets of Prussia
and France, with view TO reporting
any new inprOycmynts in naval war
fare.
MINISTER TO ENGLAND.
EX. Senator Frclinghuysen, nomina-
ted and confirmed minister TO Eupland
has intirnutcd his acceptance q the
position. lie is expected here toe
morrow or Tuesday. when he will re-.
ccive his instructions. Ii is uudcr-
stood they will be in all respects simi.
l.r to those Of Mr. Morley. at least SO
far as The ALBANIA claims are concern.
ed. The trouble with Mr.. Motley
seems to have been that he did not
believe IN his instructions, or rather
that his own views ran contrary 10
them. Minister frelinghuyscn is en-
pcctcd to sail as soon us he can AZ
range his private affairs. 1T is stated
that Mr. Motley intends remaining in
Europe for the present.
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VITAL frscrIoss, without causing, Mt any time
to any OF them.
The most complete and uniform success hes
for many years attended Its us5 In France and
In slmc portions of the Cnitod States; and It Il
now orsrei 10 the general public, with the most
absolute conviction that IL can never fiil to &C
complished ALL that Il claimed for 1t.
it's HARMLESS IN TuR RNTRgMR, at all times
ani under all circumstances; and IL unequaled
by any remedy yet known to the world where
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II produces little or no rain In Its opeyat tlon,
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never, in the sightes degree. ovsrtaxes or ex.
In BILIOUS DISEASES, Indigestion and Dys.
repsia, 1T Is isyALuAnLB,
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hence eEnnnt fan to eradicate from the system
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the action ofthe LivsRi dissipstes the yellow
iSe OF 'Au spicg ani eradicates from the skin,
bilious spots or mould moth and FRxcHLss
lt ekcitos the Kidneys to renewed, vigorou,
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prompt reliefin all eases OF fDlarrhNa and dysen.
tery.
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while teethins.
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TO none other, taken with the TODD. IL operates
as general alterstlyes. whereby the entire i'm
pared organism Is stimulated 10 removed energy
ana 10 healthy yigor and Vitality. II Is ex
tensiyely used by the FACULTY rs q convenient and
thorough oathartlc, having no action other than
the one intended. Or Sent ~ mail on receipt OF
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! Box, So8 Postage @ cents
Boxes 100
IL Is sold BY all dealers 10 drugs and medicines
and by TURNER co, SOLE Proprietors, 100
fremont st. Boston, Mass. aw
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I iST or LANDS SITUATE IN SNYDER
IL COUNTY, held by location, or any other
once right, Issued from the Land department
OF this Commonwealth, upon which no Patents
have been Issued, including the namos 10 which
such location OF othor Ouirs rights are entered,
the amount ot money originally paid aud the
amount due the Counonweolth W to June ,lsds:
NANg OF No. oB LOCATION AMT AMT
WAERAsrBR AcRus GA VI. ON DUE.
APPLIED Towas'P. ACCr.
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WANTED AGFNTS-To sell the HONE
W SHUTTLE SEWING MACHINE. Price
S2j. IL makes the Lock Stich.n (allkc on
Shuttle Machine sold for less than $50. Licensed
by Wheeler S Wilson, Grover S BAKER and
Singer 4 40. All other undor.tc Shuttle Ma.
Address JOHNSON, CLARK n 90, Boston
Mass, Pittsgurg, Pa, Chicago III or st. Louis,
Mo. 3m
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Dwelling House.
a LARGE BANK BARN and all necessary
oulbuildings, good water convenient for all
purposes. n large

APPLE ORCHARD,
containing choice grated fruit, &c. The
farm is under good fence, naturally fertile
and highly productive is in healthy
country about three miles from Seiins.
grove and two miles from .sbamok;n Dam,
On the west bank of The Susqurhanna river
is convenient to Markets, Railroads, Ca
mails, Churches and Schools.
viii I've sold on eaay terms. md posses sior
given immediately ,' desired. For further
particulars inquire Of the subscriber on the
premises.
Capt. JOHN Helm.
Monroe twp, June 8, 1870
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w kSEE.SCTNN.

The following dispatches we copy
from the Phjludcl hia Y,eys Of Tues
day
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Made Of Poor Rum, whiskcy, Proof Spirits, n nd
Refuse Liquors. doctoted. spiced and swcetened
to Please the taste, called "TOnics,"" Appcti.
SER" y" Restorers," Nc, that lead the tppler on
TO drunkentss and ruin, but are true medicine,
made from the native Roots and Herbs Of Gall.
fornia. free from all Alcoholic Stimulants. They
arothe CHEAT BLOOD PURIFIER and LIFE
GIVING PRINCIPLE, perfect Rcnovator
and invigoratur OF tho system, carrying Of all
poisonous matter, and restoring the blood 10 a
healthy condition. No pStsOh can take these
Bitters according to directions, and remain long
unwell.
sioJ will be given to an incurabie case, provided
the bones are not destroyed by mineral ppisons
cr other means and the vital organs wasted he
yOnd the point of repair.
For Inhaminatory and Chronic Rhsumatism
and neut, Dyspcpsya, or Indigestion, Bilious
Romittent, and Intermittent feters, Diseases
the Blood, Liver, Kidneys, and Baddcr, these
Bitters have becn most successful such Dis
eases are caused by Initiated Blood. which Is gen.
orally produced by arrangement Of the Digestive
Organs.
Cleanse the yttiatci Hood whenever YOU find
its Impurities burstiug through the skin In PIN
Pics, Eruptiohs OF sores clenso IL whon you find
II obsiructed and sluggish In the vots. clensc II
when II is foul, aud your feelings viii tell you
when. Keep the blood pure and the health b
the system will follow.
PIN, TAPE, aud other WORMS, lurking IN
tho system OF - many thousafIis, arc eilcctually
destroyed aud removed.
In Pillious, Rcinittent, and Intermittent re
vers these Bittcrs have no equal. For full dircc
iions read carefully tho circular around each
bottle, printed in four languages-Inglish, Ger
man, ficnch and spanish
J. WALKER, Proprietor,
~ Commerce st n. Y.
u. u. MCDONALD n co,
Druggists. and general Agents. san Francisco
and sacramento, California, and 80 81 Com.
~, SoLD By ALL DRUGGISTS AMI
DEALERS. tJe7-is'
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DsYCHoMASCY, OR SOUL CHARMING
L "A wonderful book 10 shows how either sex
can fasclnate any one they wish, instantly. (Au
possess this power.) II teaches how 10 get rich,
Alchemy, Sorceries, 1ncantatio Demonoioyy,
Magic, Mesmerism, Spirituallsm, Marriage
Guide, and n thousand wonders Mailed for 25
cents Address r. WILLIAM 4 co, Publish.
ere, south 7th street, Philadelphia, Pa.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
VALUABLE TpRIvATE SALE

The subscriber offers nt private sale his
VALUABLE FARM, situate. in Monroe
township, Snyder County. Ia. adjoining
lands Of Abraham Fisher, Micheal Hummcl
and others, containing about
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Newspaper
Advertising.

Book OF i25 closely printed Iag6s, latelt
issued, contains n list Of the lest American Ad.
vettlsing Mediums, giving the names, circuls:
tions, and tho full particulars concerning tho
leading Daily and Weekly Political and Family
Ncwspap pers together with all those la wing large
circululons, published In the interest OF Rcllgiof
Agriculture, Literature, so. Sc. Every Adver-
Ing such, will lind this book OF great Value
Mailed free TO any address on receipt Of niteen
cents. GEO: y, ROWELL co, Publishers.
No. ~ Park Row. Net York.
The Pittsbufg iPa.l Leader, in its Issue Of May
20, 1870, says " The firm OF q. =. Roweli n Co /,
which issues this Interesting and valuable book
ls the largest and best Advertising Agency in
the United States. and VIC can eheernlly recon.
mend II to the attention OF those who desire 10
and SYSTEMATICALLY In such a way that
Is 50 as 10 secure the largest amount Of publicity
for the least expenditure Of money"
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JS5 ACRES.

more Or less. nnet y-fve acres OF which are
cleared and In high niaie Of cultivation |;
The balance is covered with the best Of tim.
Der. The Improvements consist OF good
large
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The President has decided to send
Lieutenant General Sheridan 10 Eu-
rope at once, to observe the operations
Of the coniending forces on the Con-
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.Tbe Great Reaction.

We publish below one OF the many
communications now bieng received by
us with regard to the great political reior,
nation in this county. We could
repeat and multiply such letters by the
score, as we receive them, but we
merely desire to furnish the public with
specimen facts:
Editors the Courier:
I was a Union soldier and othcer
dpr;ne the war, and to the best OF my
ability discharged my duty. Since the
war | have co-operated with the RepIlo-
,;can marty. Now | stand with the
men true to the cause for which we
fought, and where the Radical party
has left me. | am oppose to negro
suffrage, and whilst recognize 1t as a
fact hold responsible the party which
by deception and fraud led me to ra,se
to office by my vote the men VINO
brought about this very measure 10
which / am bitterly opposed. am
opposed also to the disgraceful course o.
the Radical party in disfranchising ana
endeavoring to perpetuate the dIsfrah
chisement Of the late rebels, and hence
forth am opposed in word and in deed
to the party that has betrayed me.
GEO. DANER,
Late Capt Z. $. A.
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After the UhIanS.

A correspondent describes in the fol-
lowing terms a skirmish of Uhlans and
Chasseurs d'Afrique, near Jazky :
Suddenly" he says, I'VE heard a strange
sound behind us. Two regiments Of
Chasseurs d Antique were advancing in
pursuit of the Uhlans. They soon
passed by us, raising clouds of dust.
The ground trembled under their re.
sounding gallop. We were then wit
nesses of thrilling spectacle, an Uhlan
hunt. The Chasseurs d Antique, with
their splendid Arab horses, divided
themselves into several attachments to
surround the enemy. Their horses,
neighing furiously, galloped in pursuit
Of the uhlans, who had just crossed
plain and disappearedin thecopse wood.
After few minutes we saw them reap
pear on its crest, followed very closely
by the Chasseurs d Antique in the midst
of a whirl wind Of dust furrowed by the
lightnings cleaning from their weapons,
While this desperate race was being run,
u lew netTeS HUH tile opO' "hSiN w
were, three Uhlans appeared, as II 10y
magic, on the plain before us. \
Chasseur d Antique posted near there to
reconnoiter, FASTENED to meet them.
When they were within range he lay in
the Arab fashion, along his horses neck;
and discharged his piece. He missed
his aim, but did not hesitate to engage
these three men hand to hand. The
struggle had lasted for two or three
minutes, when detachment of Chas-
seurs d Antique appeared. Two Of the
Uhlans fled, leaving their comrade
graphing with the Chasseur. He had
Just fallen into a ditch full of water,
and the Uhlar was about to escape,
when a staff officer who was with the
Chasseurs dAfrique, seized him and
made him prisoner, amid the applause
of the terrified villagers. The uhlan
was very young, tall and strong, his
hands covered with blood. You are
three to one, do me no harm, said he to
the officer, who assured him Through
me, as.interpreter) that he had nothing
to fear"