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ty- MILITIA TRAININGS have been using up the
time OF the bodied citizens of Pennsylvania
through two or three days OF this month. The
Pittsburgh Chronicle gives the following account
OF some OF the ihcdents Of training in that city,


several young appeared on horseback scre dis
guised soldiers others gentlemen Among the rest
obsery e4 the celebrated Ivanhoe and the renowned
Bois De Guiloert. The former WAS mounted on blind
horse and the ,eed the latter WAS DID, lean and ugly
These renowned champions had made arrangements for
Al the appointed heur they took their sta
tons-the one AZ the corner OF Virgin Alley and Smith
field street. the other JaIiesous tavern. As soon as
the word given vanhee dashed at his powerful OF
ponen; gallant style but unfortunately his horse STUN
bIed throwing his l-fa,ed rider in srSe mu-pndde and
otherwise ipjurng him Bos De Guiloert displayed his
usual mpetuouy and but failed 10 get his horse
beyond load hav that happened 10 be near the tavern
Tie noble animal had idea OF being cheated out OF
nea-he determined 20 eat even though his master


wanted 20 fight Bois used his whip and spurs with great
effect for his horse reared up and fell his back cutting
;he had smashing the foot and breaking the nose OF the
unlucky knight.


And thuSr he rad