{"character_count": 1064, "word_count": 196, "ccnet_language_score": [0.9577999711036682], "ccnet_perplexity": [2241.199951171875], "fasttext_language": ["en"]}
A CrM.Iry-Nr. Ems'us C'a5,, IT
this own, while cutting up a la..r pine
Tree which had blown down, slnrh b axe
upuu d., blade Of a knife imbrdJul ia the
tree, and broke il. ca taking il out, Il
was found To be, to appearance, an Old
Indian scalpns knife, which bal been
stuck horizontally into The tree when u
sapp,Ing, aud tho wood had grown cn.ilolY
over 1t. Tho h.r!o is about six inches
long, with buchhorn h indie.


On The blade and handle are one Lun.
dred and forty distinct rings-showing the
number of years Of the growth, since the
knlc was len there, one hundred aud forty
years ago, aud twcnly.scycn Yeas before
a white man settled in this valley The
hrst sclIlemcn, Of the town was in l73i;
but the settlers were driven Of, aud no
permanent settlement was made until 53
The Ashulot Valley was a layorilc resort
and home of the Indians, and il was with
grcut difficulty and hard fighting that they
were at last driven from it, Many inter.
rslng relics of the abofignos have been
turned up from the soil, before this dis.
coyery.--Keeae, NJ II. Scniinsl,