After seeing an image of this man’s face transform into that of the man who hexed him, John Blymire murdered the pow-wow sorcerer Nelson Rehmeyer at Hex Hollow. As a possible response to nativism, patriotic Catholics spread tales of how Father Neale baptized this man prior to his death. This man’s chef allegedly committed suicide after he failed to assassinate him (-5[1])with tomatoes. (10[2])A chieftain proclaimed (10[1])an “Indian prophecy” predicting that a powerful empire would be led by this man, who had emerged unscathed by bullets at Monongahela. Parson Weems’ biography of this man popularized various apocryphal anecdotes about this (10[1])man, including one where he declared “I can’t tell a lie.” For 10 points, (10[1])what man’s folklore (10[1])describes him wearing wooden dentures and felling a cherry tree? ■END■ (10[1])