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A. P. DIFELIN 00.,. Proprietors.'
VOLUME 23.
frir tlirdtl4 Visfrutr.
p RUN S, 4;0., PROPRIETORS
D. T. SLOAN. Editor.
c rrcE, cORNER STATE ST. :AND' PUBLIC
SQUARE. ERIE. •
Tr.f:lll 4 01' Tim ' , Arra, .
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~it , ' ..t ;7401 in ad% nnee, or within three months front the lone
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, ~ ...•,...:, u. IraliUti;1011141 bckpOsl paid.
tt.vi Es OF AOVEitTISING. •
4 . 4 r.. :.CI caccetimg I lines, one year. 8100 '
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t , ..f 1.:;'.1:1Te - 10.09 s
d u . .10. six motithr., . COO
a. co. a brc, wouth4, 3.00
11, st u,:rDt a.l,erti-4 meots. al cents persquare, of fifteen tines or
..,..J. l • , 1: rtt in.er . t om. :15 cents for each butisetioetrt insertion.
3 f l , ~-!, FiZl% erigrr.ha% i the I,ll:viler , of eh:tiling at.plea.ure.
D, , 4.. I,tr .ITC:1 'AM eil to °Celli.) , nage thau . tsr u square ,. ash / r.,
i, ',wird I. the , Immediate
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BUSINESS
_DDLEOTORY._
. i'HyIIAS T It4 - AUS'l'li. -
. L ag , of ii ;m er :r of G. Loowif Co.)
.no 111 ( . It . ekl.. IA t
aw!wel. Jilvelex. Silver elp , x - rup, M ur.lcal
1 or : r.. 1., 11,04.Artr t..l:l,ecv, Lamps ut.l Fancy tkrA,us. whoic- ` .. 1
.1". •11.: retail. ' 1
JO - 1 - IN - 9 - o.tuftNo.
• lor T tit oft, .1111.1 11.11,1 M tker—Shop on the elat 'Aide of
••• tau dwrsnarth of EIf,LIL. anJ ettb•
1V:111 , 120C:hi, ,
* JOHN 'KEEN ,
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ti Agent., °tree at K. J . Itoge orr
, Lrie Pa. •
CLARK & METCALF.%
.•II r.a 2nd r. tail deairrs in bry L.Lx,ds, Cartgra, ntid Dry
NO I Reid Hoare. •
‘ ILLIA . MS ar Witl(iii . r.,
,vo , r... Ca..elOrS .01a Divalers itt Guld :nd Ad vi•r eoin, tine ur
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e , 1 ,1 ••• ,, f l- • oil ale Win Ipal , tttrit ofpn• rt'n ton. it inll all'imrti
,t the (ha e.,nlit ry f,r e: ie. umpi, \V,Iii3IIIY. ilit,cit, et:truer oe
i•,,te et.. all I eublie equate. -7-- I • '
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J. G. az W. I. 5t11,1.6.
v- tereett and IVhok ilt, Drilt•rsrn (;roerrie., 11 inn ., i.iquort,
;ATP —A i.o. i'oreugt, I tuts, Ntitt".lYolclf..o and Pickled
Lot.tyr.. Prat r%0 , „ and ll.quietricatly
tic.cri:•l,4,l) ;LI It :1)., on !laud.
opp,,ttt it'rua Ws New flute , . Etie.l'a,
r Nev. York. . I. Aitt.c.9l.l3l:trilo.
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. . , !, rclr. n' In ihrtr.t.ason. Ov.wro, In flag i, iron. J. U. M dim
0..•.... t . New i Orli. Utnen Will be 4..nd $V1)31e.,a14. at low ',wee-.
A. 1,..1..ex...•.e. Arent. I.:rie. Fa.
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DURLIN Sc S ~OAN:
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B. P. 81.0 AN.
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WI rit li, to-1 lance Lou* Gilt tti ee ctWO dourio %Vest of the
L, ~ e .,, al Clitecn. : -.
T. W. r)011,E,• •
r.• Provi.iol:4. Vl74itet. : ll4.ltl , :rv.V:ol , ltee: Fria
• •.0,• Ilk,•••Jr belOtr Loomis & Skte
JOHN B. COOL.-
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ias Ix in & Fahey Dry A.lXhe Crewe:4 - varicty
the CI I). l'hedi:;: - Al:.. Etiestl'a.
S FERRI:I"r
, 1.7{ R.. la' 'er. mid retail 1)e - ilAri.ittAlr . a:.l Dry Groc.^rieit
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Erie. Pa. '
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Att:•,rnoli and Counsellor *1
Jac 10.00'.1 -tore. ut N.qtl.l-I:ll.orcrorr of the
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s. ritt. : itt::i.7e an IZotodrnzbes—
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flour. irtu, 7 to r, A. 31., 1 to '3. one 8 to 7. PT 1.
•P , . D. t.. strt‘i.to
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F .n,{ ;7;0 Wirtl:111(4, defiler
n]..l t I..••• a daily hue of tipper lake liteatneri , .
I lan Pi
LIOD E L
...v.. Mau ItletUters of Iron Fence. 4 teatrlL9at
6.7 •••,../. • • ft. - 11 h an•l t-tti..4'...1•• lat.
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AMERICAN I:XPRES,S lb° NIPAN V.,
I:. •, .Af to No .5 It •d ince k. `lnto Street.
1.•-• I ‘• c••••es at 11l o'clnt-k. A. N. •
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D.t..‘rr,il!,„ ;gent ,
I.vi— 4; Le - VI - Ark - J - 7
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F • hot rtat,lic liwch, Eric. P
SAt. 1 1 , 41, Flow Pi.vvvr.
( WALKER Sc TIIIII:it§.
:r tt. , ' l,l `..proitue . « null evil 1111 l -iiniMereliaula. second Iriire
0. - :".• Lao, ut 114 rut:tic Itruige, ',rot. Par i
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i:14% Inin, 3,,, , ..eti.i..,. On-ling., &0.. ace.. with uit.iirii4...- 1
f:; , ,:,,,.. , in! .I , i;;Oti-4 either by etewaibur.it.. kr9pelter...
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JA:. , hrr.,'...r 7,1. , 1 Rei. , 4lrot, Deafer in :Vale 1,,-4 Clne , ky. Jewelry. '
%:,. " -, 1, -fr '',...4.,,,t-. Look iiiii i;'a.,..cs a u.l uglier Fancy Ik, .4.
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%so-, .:•,:lit I:l'cl3zltunt• nit the iiriiiCii:nl cities C9nstaitt'..y
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T. 11EILON•S1'UAR.T. • .
'*•,..* i•t+ Pill i .iciiii--4 itlir . corner of French and Tiftlr
' ''''". o % , r Mow,. Koch's ot9r . iii,•ldeute on Fourth start,,_. r ......, t "..14fte old Apotlx ary II all. '
1 ItUFUS)III:E.D. - - •
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A .',. N Ail., A:A . 1 1 14 Vitra. Iron and :Reel No. a Itcc.l llour.c:
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;lR C.SIEGI L. -
'F - Ar r Reta i I dealer In Groceries, Provisions. Winer.
Fr 4 ,,i, earner of French and Flair arrecto.,
Farmer.' Hotel,
• - • C.IDWE.LL At. BENNE
• "nel tis.Jotthers. and Retail Dealers in Dry tiomD, GrOCerit..
• ttetimi - .S.d.issss are. Carpeting. Hurd% are. Iron. :Simi.
- 4,t. Empire Stores .Tilale tlaceL, four
Crust n's hotel, Lrie, ra.
Anvil-, V ice.. ileflow s, A ste Arm Springs, and_ a general
~ ., 4 1. 1 11r11l Of e , ddille and Carri.ige Tri nuking..
-8: AlEtt VIN :43r1
AT J ..w arid' Ju.l ire à( tlu Peacr. an-t Agent for
ivy Stout. Mutual Lice I ti,uratme, 'oniimuy—Odiee 3 doors
~••• of Wrights store. Fin e, ea.'
GEORGE IL CUTLER, •
T AT I.sw,'Eirarii, Erie Couniy„•rn. Collections And
tlßr 6r-intro nnmitted to with promidnevok anti dAwateh.
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.R)SIAH KELLOGti.
r.! t & ConstolliliollMerelmot, the Public Dock. east of
slalr .tret.t.
SOL 19artcr and White Fish. constantly for Rile.
1. RO 7 6I6,ISZCVEiri & Co.
SIV I"T r ••11.P aA P Scram Via Lana •i II klOrT4ll and Deitheige try
i '' , G , :.. ready wade Clotho*. Bouts and Shoe*. &c.. NO. I
"r:;•'4' , Itu,ek. State street, F.rie.
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NIARSIIALL gSc vEsceNT.
i h.4.{ Yl. A 1 LAW —tglice up 'mains ill Tautmatiy Sall huilJtu;
Lunt c.: . I,, Trotl'oliotary', oirlde. k: , ..r• -
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1.: KRA i ViIIALLON.
tp Clini 4 NO COI: M
hIPIELLOII AT LAW-Z-OfElleC Oiler C. B. %Wright',
t _ 7- ' l '. eittruitte one door west of State street. oa the Dteeload.
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TIBISALS, & IIAYES,
4 '!“ -ERs iit Dry Goads. Ilry Groctbr. it'll. Crockerr. Ilardwar '• 111e4
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$31.1T11 JACKSON.. -
,L I I , r 1 )" Good.. Grorertea.lktrdirare. Waren) Ware. Lime.
Irma, NaP , ...k.c., I 21; Cheapvide. Erie. Pa- .
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WILLIAM
li.KLitt'ithuldter; end tinciettakir, eerier of Stair and
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CAri. 7 lt & BILOTII it,
mid Retai lC l dealer le Drug. , Med E ie.sr.? OA%
um.; dir.c , N 0.6. Reed Rowe. Rrie• •
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F.41,...•n.r Mcie Dant l ' all4r. on the public +swam. few dons
`tale .tree(, Elf Ir.
• II ltilefd i F/St
7 - J 0 . • CO.•
"t ix • lib ET dealer. If innink: Medicines, Dye Stuffs.
''Peesns.te No S. Betel Ilouee. Er
1)It. O. LI a.LIOTT,
Rerident Ileutwt: Oalce and dwelling on the
" S 1 10100(1 of the .Ptiblle Sq_uare, tat door East
of the F:rie Bank Bntldang. l'eeth a alerted ntl•
11, .• Gol pa re front OfIC to an entireaett. (lad
i',l Will filled withm Gold, and reotored to health nodose
4*.s‘ cleatied with smartie/cola and Deutidee 00 al to
e_tbrtu Of pellucid elarivot •Il work warranted.
M. ell API N, ItEI3IDf:NT DEVTIST—Olliceon
. the south side of the Diatnetidi Ore dotsrs tut of
... A the Brie flank. Priers reasonable. and all wort
warrantNt Erie Jone U !Ifssl. 6
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THE IErISS_N )81HIIP.
!lift mighty Mule the breezes Stn.
And hat the leaves the lease lug lied,
Aud from the shore the Mat far well
Is waved by many a snowy h nd :
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Aud weriting eyes are on the rasin. ,
... , Until its verge she wand4ra eltr
But. froM that boar ofpartiog pisin. ''
Oh ! elle Was never heard of More !
' In' her Mai many a motheett i
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And Ie? e of many. a wespi gl'
For hirlwas wafted.. is hi sii i ;;
The lonely heart's uneeasi g
And oh '7. the thousand hoptith a
'Of ardent youth. that vesssil Ij
Say, were they (pinched in icii
',For she was never heard .4 ii
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When do her wido and trisehlei
1 Of deaulatnin, doomed to flee
84y, 84tik ate Nuld the blentim
. Of:eking cloud and rolling i
: Or, 'sv'teie the hind but m a
IVentith thing on a faits •• ion
Vain guisses &I !—ller d skin'
Is dark :—she _ue'ev• was hes
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The mo o n bath open changed her furor,
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From leloalug orb.to Cr,; e 4 wen ;
!71id *kit.' drinks), and se . o I nd storm. ,
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Slueslions her port that hi Itiath goite ; •
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But actin k.eep4 its secret:lite , 1
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And timugh we h
know 'it )114 o'er'.l
No eye !lath s'eeu—no ton - l ev. '
. Her Atte :—.she'tie'er w' mime !
,CHARTY
A TALEI . O2 THE EARL'
1 sr 7.1:f rEArin.
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••You'at: as platiboru as Mark, td- ight, and, it seems
10 UlO, 'must a crazy. • ,
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•• t. Yeah !,t Italy be a little stilt bat that' fir; ;
sad von go tidier far to Idteu me to Mark—poor Wild
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if you were young., and stronz, as you used to be,
Charity, 1 woul l On't say a word ; but you're an old inisu
tiow, and a lon/ ti`stry through.thewoods, such Welt
es is no w tiptrick, 1 can tell yntri" itud - Faitkitar.
ton battled ansiril . r over the fire.
But the ul.l pedt . er only .answered herby a goodloiatur
ed 14er.h. •
• •• le-ttzdt away. Clads. but 1 womledif isidth44folis in
Red Calk tao,11:1, 9 1 asy;te '1:1111 as I.
night. Why, Its wind 'howls Hite t
woods. end Ott, sky is nothing but onerb
I can fear the "Ford marina, and I kt
here swelled it i.ke any river "
•• I.t nese ;y i t hare ; bat, if the lug;
cross the ro J;to-night. ain't fret'
won't cross al le; I'4l
,0 JO inj
with me as far as the 'White . ' 0 ik, and
aid rain comes
woad!, said will
!'• Well, after.i
they please I know
ounbe out of it.' . ' ,
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ILI us' sure you prig .
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h, I be'tso late for,
-t, there's no telling
f fascia; the trade
lon that." ,
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" If I du, Fs
and, if 1 miss ti
another chance
grind &el hangs
Faith gharto
brother's iteorly
she thought of I
Otat a guod deal
ao reply. T
.mpty packs rose bet
elf ox o • povertyi Old
id hang Upon his me
or "Cltarty
Jen* Cikiron.
him,—had been one f the firei t •
l eek a home in .ghat. as lista
1 , lie built a cabin a Red Ch
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r situ sou Mar k • t he vas s
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em became a peddee: auedut
lw:th is ready state in' Red Ch.
he we. *ell +hod faroralli
thonth k , od-hearied old Ma ev!
sett`re's ore•,oe. Chatty Jeni ,
*inters, nod his hioje.ohlte
gate hini the alipearasee,of •:
lendive fur and'inet tit .
`r hfo %%Wren isitlgeretic, which
fantililev rum
.the. State • and
the Far West
it resting . Ogee
aarre. Citaztv
his wares tweet
MEll
L rang
an&the eccentri
cve!gidie
oil?re thln s i x ty
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iit pg,4
man : but he w
eitipapf Isis roi:
men w'oridei
per. Mail
crouching.
Marty Jem sat drieru toitheireitei
from he cornet where be he ,
palifiily approsie4d the table.
ITIM
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•• Coins here. Mirk." said his brother. coszingl
t`ii , idiot snistch -d op. with-greedy ' iieleace, • pu
fop I. and vreut • aek gibsering to the fire. • ' 1 .
'• Mark, the ild-heed." as the'people in Fts4 Chalk
e,seted him, was Chi'rty Jern's twin brother. He was
strikingly like. arty in Tsai and figure,-an eltd.l
beaded . man ; t the liwhite
ght of iranson had long ageli died
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out in his eye.. and they looked Forth with strange ,
idiotic stare. ark was harmieis everyone knew him,
and: no ORO fear od him. Sometiwww. he would go frem
Red Chalk.."--wiliither; no one knew.---Aud. attei an ab•
fiance of 'neap aye. 'rotors to hi} .home. raggiid; half
faniiiiheii, and ' eepitsi like a i ,child. 'For a !pig time.
the i ii ldler and is sister strovii•gaioat'these wandering
Spat ; but the i ion's conning i.eneiered elleir eff4rts sea
less. and they earned at last:to izel but a dienianslety,
during his abse Ce. and to look upon his reentry,.
Faith Chart° was yoonger than her broth - . hot her
brow was (arra ed. and her step slow. ff!iliffilr had
notepad Time t !make hur-ohd and truublets hilidielester
ed round hot than years. Yet ill all 'tis Fish),
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enerneurert‘eit„ t ebeserfolly; untiringly. perreir d 'her
duties. She Ii ed but fur her brothers; Charts arm and
Mark crowded 11 else out ocher world, and in ' love
her labors met 'fall reward. The light of psis Shone
elearand uawa ins upon tits ,patient. toiling man's
• path. trawl i hive had kindled it; it likewise ! kept it
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abet. . - . , !i I -
.--,..teharty. yo know Mark slimy a fibbers an d raves
mere-when one of his wanderingspUlls ii i coeniu lie him;
andisten now .. Heaven grant it may hot be i kis cra
zy head to set ton such a eight as this;" a 4 Faith
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Charton look , AnxionslY on i'd
'•No. no. Fa th. thet.he won 't,Mart ;owes' a warm
corner too well to rush out In the 'wind and nit?,. .W4llo l ji
him right close though." noationed Jr. pettier. sit Math
looked up with • ceasing leer. i "end I will be batik i a
day or two. '1 worry shoat me. Faith; I'll seen t
down to Gray es. God.blees yes! take are at the e
Wild-head. an good-kys:" lmsd the •caldis, doer ales il
after Chatty J en. - -
"Dear Will • timer ye!" • •
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"I least - see harts Jem Befell ever thi Fwd. . W y.
Kate. it were • shame to knee old a mat erase units l
ien Imam aki ." ' i
Kate Lee tie answer., but matching op a Oen .
folkiered her h ' nd antatarty t !tint t the door; It ea
;a Beres wild night. Thelbatens wereba ck with stet, -
chat* and the winds moaned fearful in the MIME
atweeds. Mingled with, its minim es a hearse ? mar
merle' mend,, as of geshiaiwaters. lite Lie heard
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it, and east an ens us glance upon bet husband.
"I endemism] t 1 look. my Rune." said he. geotty.—..
"Yea never 'fear; Itheivelt the' waders fosua and gargle
ever so medlly. Id. nut dread to cross them. and I will
not long be absent. ' Lee spoke eheerfolly, and hie ward s
seethed to renewer., his yo log wife; for. es he ameotikud
back her satiny soi#4. and pressed a kiss upon her white'
brow, she united brightly.
"Have you no kind word fur Chatty Imo? Won't :
you wish hi+ a ma e tramp through the woods
asked the old man who had itithertelremained 'silent.
"God bless you and protect run. rood •Cherry!" ear
nestly xclaticried. ate Lee. as she 'ialasped the pvldler'sj i
rough hand.
• "Msy his bless
Charty an.
tinned. "Don't s
dy..fer, in less ti
Lee back to you.
rho door close
to the quiet of he ,
by the cradle, in.,
head pressed apti
upon her noir*
ness sweet Rite
from ahgre , for.
thy life-boolt is to
-tryoti would I
Red Chalk till m
nights that ever d
..You Wrote t 1
But 'no no Wye, 11
as they struggled
ded to his compeui
determittat:on
iii
air; 1,
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Oreyer
Itted
cols:.
to ?
path
wrath
ea 1
to eye,
ra of more.
Min% deuy but t!i
galeadi hind dart'
••You are heart
/dm' answer; and
'•What a prett
• thiuk. who'll 1 se
M .
&as
:teyet
arl think in the
blade Mead
the (eshet•
n't sweilt away.
I
&Lieu( it;.
the villeje wig()
seu lot the wind
'.very tuf p iu the
f wait Oil
ravager ;
ep 1 Mir ihave
sod jest now •
erisioa eX her
iter 1 q d d. es
ke her heed
g the iripers.
or so. the
Were
leave
rased
lit.—
Ithlm
ly 4d
. bet
=I
EMU
ascii
.
•q i
elder
MI
usitda
e sup
been
Int
lion of
SAT
IWAY MORNING, NOVEAIBER,6, 1852,
nj rest upon peg P' solemnly relented
then, shuelderittr his. peek, he cen
• it your bright eyes with lears.inweet
le
e than you look for. 1 will send WIN
•
fe• end sound." •
•
, sad Kate Los was-alone. : Hastening
ream, she threwherself on her knees
hit lay a fair falls sleeper. .With'
• his tiny arm, she implored a !pinning
ung husband. Pray on. iu thy !avail%
eel 'Ob. pray for light and strength
ea now.' a dark sad blotted page a
be tamed.
learn ib me . Chatty , you would ntay in
!rnitig. This wilt tar one of the wildest
rkelied earth .7
e same tele Faith did. not en hour tip.
re: I tell you I mike go:" end thien,
it against the wind, the peones explain
. n the reaming of hiiiPeesniugly eracgs
"1 mind notnin
hut.crotwirile the britlgt. Will. end I
t b will ttged your cool Y:dung head eitil
wulcoine to theni!" Caine the cor:'
er a while the two strote on in Silence:
little wife '.oil have. Will; I slvrare
her. that !leaven has sent you coo of
brighten your cab i n fur pal."
• road gooiest sunless renew..•6lroti
Bate rs ever 11itite 10 nie. and I only
of her iii a hette.r librue,"
I !
u Wing that fair )(rung blueso l m to th!pr
, way. Lee? %VII di4 ' you l i teTlP tha
ttaaoreet angel.; 't
- Lre smiled at
are sighl.l:llJrti
grieve that l cant
"Waal made y
rough country. au
Statet?"
c. all, wait averse to me tlie4:” sadly
••irieude, forte
replied the )atiu
Kate to leave her
a bra iu these we
1311 U. .•eud 1 persuaded wy sweet
New En/laud home, and try with we
eru wilds."
and your pretty Kate haws miss to
'y Jew pained closer is Lae,' as they
I ' .
airings. •
Never may yo
rue it;" and Chur l
hurried over the
Will Let was_ ti
!I, I;ml6anily formed; .and his coarse
ceal the meaty' grace u hich was tier
ent. A handsomer or franker face'
tilatneut possessed. Itud few could,
tor mork`euergetic spittt. TWO years
;Lee and Itis f..ir Kate' sought a hornei
;' that time. the enterprising young pan-
I chloward rem e v tng Ka fortunes. sat
J. otervii a broad tract or land, e
stood high amongst Ws follow-set.,
ds ess could not co
Lle in even• move
uut a luau ut the
boast • uubler
bed gone by nine*
ita Rent Chalk.
igrant bed dune nt
at•the preaeut peri
prbeiumut hone, sr
here.
oat swept away the crossing at the'
surging op*liigh against it, and the
d with their angry. violence. , Lee ,
lei's howl. and slowly and eaut;oos
be dangerous bridge : WIII•Lee was
is life wee in danger, and lie thaugh t
,
+eat murmured bitterly- against the
re they reached the White b .l . in
woode._ there was a crash ,
enicing%t
savage growl. and then • ilautheri
ec and bJIJ with hunger, yr, rig int.' ,
end heavily L-e struck theism tnal„
tied end frightened with thel blow, it
The witers ha
Ford. but, they u:e I
strung logs tresuh 1
graipedlhs old pe
9 1
lyth . two crossed
pile Ho know 1
of h: teihot Chart
soriug freshets. 9l
Use eutrauce of th •
the t'licit brush. •
half grown. but tie
tile path. goic.,l
aud. as ttiouilt stu
euddeuls sleek a
'ay.
1
ouag. 1..-e. or h would a pt hare.
1 - v: : ' wild -the paler with ilagbi
t
ga.ve it will keep it dose ea wake:
1 4 we your knife. boy.lof 1 Itrgut ior
I
u, and 1 de not care to go Alirciegk
"That pniuter i
been Neared so eas
"but (bat blow yo
hal all night; so le
pistols it sour es.
Mere unarmed."
nrned L.e. drewini from I
unting-knife: •-t..le tt, Ch
o weir when yan are age'
the knife; ■ud. mormutin
'protecioriprepered to curer
e gone with him ,to the n
wecoostiunte, and would u•
••Wrlbrigly." re
breast • sheathed
y .0 csu btiug it
tile! uld men to
iog u:t i rsts his yeast,
%Vat toe u.uuld
iug; bat the &tattler
l pretty trembler who watche
aving -his hand toward
•wu to Grayson's." And t
•pid step, hurrying ihrttog
l apin *guilt the sorsilleir
• ,
••Go bark to the
there.'•' lie •ild,
'I sh.tl suuu get-iej
—:he petite+. with
while' Will Lee. C
iittie spelt li. ale
ry happy urban bar itaaba
at of evil which bad dar
prirsoe. The young ea
r tt brow aught but saguel
sy eat side by side is the
ropily of the Mors:
•hue thautig!!_t
not whitilc
Kate Lee was •
ed. Tiie prase*
heart •wished in
each inner toe nil
togethert,end. as t
home, they talked
Faith Gnomon
od birth. ehe kne
saint/ to the Masan
of Carty seemed
1111 the
aed,thciegh the f
ed died out. the
cabin fire.
iie before btr. helpkougly
•ei et the Void. Faitb eirol •
•
gliearneriag isibis o(
et kept her sod, losill "••• 4
CUAPTKR II
nay weather. lowitiu4 filostdf .;
•et by; and th.a a spring Ooraing
14 op tire dark old wotids. hri
nags. and smiled arson iled
liC4istias Caine I. LAlNeilefaiin in if ,
taraproo that manning, but h. co
harty; the pallier bed issear been
Casa hada,' oat on tho night a • •• •
Two dip; of it
sweeping _wiude w
lair. roity, and jay
'stied the wide el
About omelet. Fait
bla. Abe, had see
tell bar nothing of
his house. aid the
without hien.-
.41 avail hi thii woe& ghat. dreft.
bibad Faith: "Nothing ima that
run w Graysaa's. he was wise
**Catsup met
sight. 1 kainv."
have kept blew
stealing Ow trade
I!tauething er
a Ostia of sada
from his sost. he
mews treabteik I
ed him keenly. a
cing from him fel
rai nettpteion thsi
tried oat:
passing aimeau4 to Cross Leo's.*
*ohm ores hia ins face s and ipfs •
Slued beady to apd fro. The I,
km strack Faith Ctrartoo; aka wa
/when her !yes for a" alenteat g
upon objects strangely familiar, 'a
, d hem. and. urged by its might.
I, Noky biro yoainurdeced jar
'ln mercy', ri
ther?"
3 angray; bin whoa he met the
Lee tailed 4ott
of wild Oho ayes.
misery. he swerve
• "Poor Faith! t
"William Lee,
you were the lie
bispack heoesth
thet shampooed
spot open year 1
dim. and , atrainad with weeping
d gently.
great trotrbio hem ilium' onnied
you told mo with your own Bps MI
pinion with Chanty that night. ial
ovr nettle; Upon your emir his Small
ek L etaioso with blood; thorn la I ,o re
gins; Heal nil brothses Wood! et
lar o wAns \
i. jftekelt
rty. fut:
to Re.
a b!e
'he woo
It Cleo
t hoof
for yo
'd Chad
OEM
am ur
ord.
rizzi
=lr
pl• lu•
ins ill
had ra
t hear
bra I vi•i
nd. gm elle
istg Wind. the 'we
suoggli , g
nut steer:
ed
=
two grew trot/bled sod 4atir wiser I wok, of bias,—
Yuen mob. you ars s inerilsrer;"
'this well yon aryls souls's." sternly oeswered Lee;
..wets you not, even•your distroaa.should bespi micas*
Nryonr casting an foul a charge otion tbs. I delhideed
fear that your brozhe! is dead. Chertoa. bot I em
itinoesist of bia blue*
s tlithethiuge 'yea hare spoke's. I
can Rive you a clear account. My face asay will look
troubled - , fur nay heart bitterly reproaches me that I left
that old swan alone in these dark Weeds; would that I hod
not yielded to his olottotoey. bet gems with Ma to the
omit clearing. '
Faith Chariot' made no suswAr; she laid her head up
;on the table. and wept viotently.'" Kate' Lee. pale 'sad
.trstaWin.e clung to her htiiiNd, aid fur a little while
jitters wail silence in theilabis.; • Suddenly the coned of
I distsnt funtstsp.e. au4 *rainy ItPielu. fell spin Lee's ear;
hsteued, it becau‘i more' divtinet. Nedra: end
1 nearer it.cime: and tits yoecii iniit 'knew if wee his
name the star!' voices ittsre4, end tO Ms cabin those 'musk
feet viers; hurriinz. 'LaneOpeasil the dieurOto
walla brave mlu, and his heart was CQUSCIOUIII of no 'U.
•
so Ito calmly cotafromed th•scrovd.
Theyeesre birdy , dotermitesd-looldue mats: pnd. when
the door teas flute; opeu.steirlily gashed hi. until !helves!
was almost filled. A fearful burden they' bore: glisstly,
cat. and is. tlionel dripping 'mill water; kis lung. wb.ie
hair faltng wildly over his aihen robe. was the form of
Faith Civartotesebrother: and she, kneeling beside him.
PCIOIUMO CH in agony.
pha4: mp pale. murdered Clierti"
Wit Lee looked upon the tiodllit. ha shudders.l
ly.! ; • -
' •Wr,Walien Lee. du put Ore WAS at your olio work 7"
rosn. firmly, ►u: out uugoutly. latinm
his bruit! upuu Lee's stns.
•
Wink: whet Mos. Sliejite Jonel117"
awn los you are • mu . nierer. I.6,lp:ter Ch•rty Jem
your wietint." ! said a'grUiT xo1c• (vial the crowd.
w h had lr'l
wild
hitherto sh itek lc : sat hi v ‘ w7 i d :.e . t 4 I r e i:o e t i o w n a lee d i s i ; a
s ' l i 'lr' t a 4 t i t l y l e
. L f e e e l;
fr hrr chair in a heavy. , ilfeadilike swoon.;
I' Wi eich! yore have entiedetied MY Kale." sod Lie
be6t mix:otialy over his wife, forgetting io his live for her
his own jeopardy. .
Kato Lee atom returned to consciousness. but her love
ly yea iipened with a shudder. and she smolt down upon
th Our settle uoh a IteaVeigh. Lee. irritated , by the
Woke and reproachee'uf his neighbors. and m.-d...
de ;Iv the dreadful chow laroulglit against hittw rev
fa tet bairn to au) thing. apd 6..rrail y oriMred the men
fr tam house. , • . : i
, ..
a whisper from Sq!iriJoutia. Kite Leeripproacbed
liar husband. cud gently•laid her bind optic hie..
.'• ilily,litistmud." she enurniured" and her 'twice area
iviilly sweet; "for iny . rake, for yo'fir own; and fur our
child's, bear whit these (nen have 'to sayer'
' The *limper and imploring look °lbis lovely wife no
.us a aua thi az s p e ll opaol,L.ia. and quietly tara:ug to the
niogiatrate. liiii,soguifild his readoseee to hear. -
Aud.the ataheineut wan briefly made: Some boys had
found the murdered itiatitiot an hour before. in a lonely
bellow in thrieroode which i altifted !tied Chalk. The throat
mid neck of the body were Much eat. and the laceswol
leffand laniard; it ley elo” by the water's edge. and this .
position, and the slate of the ctuthee gave, no one mown
to doubt but that it had been cast itl the Ford some two
c ur three days previous, and the wild; foaming stream hid
uut lung dashed it upon the bsuk. I The smarm. whom
the children hitatily summoned. beiev4 'the murdered
man tu'bu C•iorty J •nt. • At they i.iiiiiii him from.the
ground, • humilig huff!, half hidden by t e long grass.
met their eyes: mid upon thi s . blood-Mal ed handle the
(Netter/tit settlers lead. in ilio yell. &abaci ligh t . the
ileum of 11Paltiont Led- When they ' brought the body to
11. ed Click. men) persons these remembered seein, Wil
iam Lee on.l:Ctiarty Jain walk outs in the , direction of
the it ()oda, the lost night thapedler leas in the seitleinatit.
i
Nyirt.wUuld have dreamed ul !detrain the murder ui on
Lee. had nut this c:reuinatadce. and tau fitiding of the
ktufe.epukto s:rougly attiitist him.
" Clear inv. now!" al'ulidined Faith Charten. the meg:
isirete ceased spooking. "and may 1 be forgiven if I do
Lott wrong; 1 bear uo malice aroma him. yell truly be.
haver hint to be tui brother's murderer;" and then rap
idly cud oorocatly site spolte el the circumstances which
had sivalistitil her riviiimotie. and 'leaded by again de
claring her conviction that Charts Jet had lost his life
by the hands, of "Lee.
There were again marmite in the ctowd, but -Lee
seemed not to hear thernt aud whet the magistrate pro
ceeded to arrest him. he twillf leashed hunt aside. and
strode to the body of Chatty Jeen: Placing hog hood op
ell the brow of the muideied pedlar. and raising hia eyes
to tlestieo. - ' Willtem Lee , ise.aclent.l firm ioice , solemn
ly' declared hie innocence. tits earnest instiller aa;
dauntless bearing. filled the Iterate of many arth tit --
section he might tiotte tatty. Ono by one/
J •
On.
spelt - aid
sadly, the settlers left . the cabin, mud a• all was silent
thrre:
When SqUire Junes le
■g4ln set eat on of
persuaded his .td
r
F.' ""
diet Mark Chartou bad
...He wild, iiiiknown izempo, h•
lolled sinter not to return to her loath-
accorittninyisim to hie borne : and thither
thence went, crying bitterly - , fur her grief was
VrrV vent.
The two men who had been left to guard Lee. balled
lowly by tai kitchen fire: - and the young man and his
pint kee.hearteil wire - were alone. , A mighty sorrow,
clouded Katee sky ; and, with betide primed upon her
brifty, the miserable loung creative crouched:jig a comer .
of lhe roam, L-e set stern and moody. brooding ow. r
Itisrfe.rfill eicorit;tm. bat Kate'. moans pierced hie heart
Moiling 'over her, he took Inii hand. Kate rased her
head... amid with streenkinz eyes, peed soiiiinsly upon
her husband. li was a long, searching look. full of is
quit,. lair, add teederueee; bet there was much of mil- •
cry In it. end the 'vent men turned away sad groaned:
Kate L.ee laid her head epos her husbaare shoulder, sod
be wildly pressed her to his beet. '
a. W ee i t t o r age; pay hird."" he asked mourefelly. as
he smoothed back her sonny tresses. end gazed into her.
azure eyes; "wee it for this I woe you from the home
nest l , Was it Italy' that your same should be linked with
A a so-galled_awerdenwe i a we wits must die a falos'e
i• i deal% ?"
,
Kite Lei ehoddeted at these titlel words: but Nish,
il spoke o f h ope . en d *Wowed of hey drae r faiskia his hi.
14 i Demme% her Isesbatid felt a sweet deka steel over hiss.
e ; The moo:lest** c 'et 14 halo of light areend4ate Lee's l
t roll' brew i 'and i ilelteuint ,pad her niarfid Wait,. I
It i and listened to her ow l% er alreetiew. Wilhite Lew Iv - .
ril l called Chart Jemilies igg. mid felt that "soon( 'Mee
'g I Ten% sweet Migeter is dwelt vrithia Mm. . .
I- 1 Many hearts in flediChalit were troubled for Wines;
1. he was beloved tiyihis !reset seighborsoiad• they were
r- i n grieved Th at Ode feitirrel Attire shoold have ranee eleitiek
me IN those early de* aid hi t that thee teatoined county,
l justice was dealt id a
lit nivilary manner. end with litlile
i- lof the (begonia nowlso 'lnitial hi luitnethigeut. What
' 1 easier the settlers foetid *do, Ilia AM they with elitheir
is i might; and the ibly following the discovery of Ake ped•
nd , ler', body. Lee's trial iomniencea is Red Chalk'.
It was brought against Lea that Re had been the last
poison *eau with Cho4y Jens the might he - left the set
tlement. cad that it wu his knife. covered with blood.
which lay Dear the old:mas. His clothes were free fisms
hart; 11Poll hie fig eiy. w** s 6144011ta11. 'doings. but
ruddy and erhusim *smith to show tbst if was blood.—
The pedlar's 'rob pothod wader the genie. hie heavily.
Mil
mounted old pistols spate the rude Abet, how came toitse
in Lee's cebits. if not by ?oil intend 1 A heavy. sharp
stick. behiud, the kitchen-doer., was redly stained
titivated the peck of Irtee child hong a silver toy.
which. Faith Chanel' affirmed .to bare bets is tier
brother'. padk the evening , he left her. The trotilbleili
leeks and actions of Lae,.wen the prdl-eit ureah wee
suggestea by:Feith, were strongly dwelt upon; and dark ,
ly the cloud frowned over 1 ' • witilet friends true ind
eartiest. 'es they listened to these thingio, shuddered to
find their. truttit in bitty weliteming,.
Firmly sits! boldly L.i.ro toot those etirget. • fisphitie•
j ug the cessitsof his walk drith the pisdhet,he spoke of the
i ncident of the paistlior. id not only neeoenting fee his
lending hie kiiife to the 'Gild. mess. het likewise for the
staiii upon tt stick. whiY.;i t With the spot. upon the leg
gin'. had boi l ers been ote.ileserved by bite. William Lei
Yeashmisly deg:dared that abi presitace of the peeler's pack •
andpistols id his aithiu bad hoed opooticod till too later
to return theM; they had been foigettsn by Ctsarty .leas ;
and ;the pse44 he asp speed the more readily, as he' gen
erally cariritit(iwo. and retina: the weight or otter noon
his•ahoulde4, might not.se soon mi:se the other. ' The
silver toy. Late declared be-had purchased for his child
(rein the paifier. the last atter:Lase lie Was in A•4l Caallt •
"Faith Gistt*on lase urged say eassioes locke t " costume
ad the young at tit. "us being en evadance of guilt. I
shall not deaf when she spoke of her fears- for her broth
er I:shared them. I dadaist drama of his being murder=
ad; bat I thesght of the fierce animal l lied wounded 1/3-
faro ems pert. and I hastily btsidad ui'ie!f for leaving
the atid man
l a go through, those dark wood. with ti9ne to
defen I him. lihsal.l it *pin spring In ils ; it woe Lida re•
Hotline which treishle4 me. when Fatta Chartist spate
of her brothel?. One question. and I hero don.. . Were
I guilty of this poor mau'e murder. think yen would 1
so cereloselt4 leave about the evidences of my goilt.-Iss
yoq era ple;e3 to te , m) them 1 * 1 bag- cue to consider
this. Who has done this fearful deed. 1 know nut : but
I seloutmly aid aunt truly declare myself inuocendl" • nd
folding his • nos. Lee look his .at '
Lee's deri ICd fe!l upon the ears of the redone+ '• en
W ..111
S tale. einzly• devised." !+ h. 7 believed hint to be
i
the funds r i ant although. strenutrie 'settle's, were
made intis l favor. laud many Iseurte were-moved for him %
yet cuavicted by strouiciirentsien'i LI eciLacc. Waltam
Lee was deidared gaifiy? NJ persughal feeling actuated
I this decitioe agaiost Lia o but'jeities seamed ta demand
lit. life; an -it was :to the people
. of Red Catilit as
though the hleod artists adrirdered podler cried out for re
paration. , i, .
"I, pity . 103, Lee. ant yll3r. sweet yotirig
wife : and l forzive you. , altiunigh yoo hail no pity nu my
poor brothel_:" and co verlets her eyea \ teitli herlinvey
aPtoa. Feitit Chinon wont hack. to Itnr lonely oal+in. still
Wooly. for •131. rk. tiro e.id-irati." Weir es et away.
?. cusepew err.
The da,niapon which Loe's sentettNi was to ire pro
nonsced. eiine. Thi schoolboase. the .on'y ;Pi' I c
building in fled Ch ilk was crowded. Moo, women and
children. Own by feelings of intense intirest, flocked
there. Pali t: though firm ind collected, William f l ee lot'
Inaba a loye#enels. whilti his young wife. sorrow' shad
ing her fair' aicri.. clung closely to him. A sound ofiti!ck
hurrying !sof, a wild hallo" at the seh Althea's d ior.' sod
the is. et tallteut. (Craft! Js.* 0/44 1 144 is entolipt Itt'e
crowd. H 011ie desd:ratartied to life? or spirits walk the
raft% as in flaps of old? The murdered pedlar stood be'
fork the settbers of Reg! Chalk. pale, wed stnions-looking.
but Isis contd.:manes (to 4 nut the
what
seal of de tile..
Even thosa,who bad g zed upon what to theta hadse•M
ednlis bloat( stained en j - _ . llfeless body of Chiang Join, felt
this he wee in hied to l ..their an flat. a• hide of a -spirt Ina
airy preseil. A iroi4ring hu.h. it'd then a shoot, free,.
h-art•sout. 'and j.your, , real thrsug's the scheui.heeest
eirry' ot4 jOin.:ai is it. &a./ the souud echoed far hack from
the distant trtted4.
“lVlsat ell. )e sedier.d. i. '' cried the paler. in a lone.
stern voice! il.hs! ail Chalk gene crazy? When I
1
opened my ri -al
abiln 'dnor.• 'pith screamed. end enn . from me.
ssithough CI 33 a I to es n '
I )nt of e; tit, amid when she 'ami;;,,is
little to her 'lases. she :told me a strange story of Lee be+
Jog taken or !stops:lloer. and managed (*.let ms knew
t .
.. r .
by hie eideii' • ~
• 1 i ; '.
Briefly. iet folly. Matters veer' exiilained to the,pedlor.
and when the wonderf i hkeness which the murdered
man had 14;ra° to liiin elf. , t it. 'witched . ispoa'. hia brave
grew darker:. and /rider, and refusing to assurer any
questions. Ile si'r.ing Ittibilus stet. and drcumidcd to see
t
the body. i '
~
"Ni. Cro t on!. Clot eci4m• be." slid Siarra .Tmee. "it
has been baried them three dlys, and you surely' would
not fair it ;pan the Fir+ 40." . 1,
.
"df a hat boon bur edso many weeks. as yousay cloys.
Squire„" degredly returned Chorty dom. "1! would mot
bisttirnad limn 1010114 it. 13.i11 . t , CllOO4 1129. • 1101 e of ye;
in this I trust sew the; rtttnn. A dreadful fair is in my
mind. and
I ! cannot rest tilt it ii qtrioted."
Opposid n was idle ; t'io pedler mot it wiili.obetinery.
1 will jell ye ncrdlin4 until I 'hal. seen the body. nor
shall A moisel pus My lips before.. I will open the grave
myself." ' ; ,
Then tint excited oilman went for h, last not alone;
11%
en awe-stricken end's !rat:crowd followed him from i'm
school beige to II nu imade -grave, et the edge of the
woods which skirted , rd Citeik:
The settlers pause lin their fearful teak : the rough
Pine box wee laid.opon!the green earth, and three, where
the very afr . seented jili t ous with btrd-Enres,—where the
warm sun threw his I rest light. the petty tact, of the
-dead was waeavered. - The earnest. searelii ug gaze. with
which CI arty Jew e • proselied the body gave place, es
his 'looked t i pos it. td .Ou of agony. and taming away. he
joined is Faith's ex -
,inely'`bitter cry.—
"Mark`( Mark! ' s, my iroiliter 1 1 ".
A seddu light each/ with these wont. , to the mind of
the settlers. and wondering within themselves. th it it
had riot drued opals them before. they gazed e l an the
bodyof Mark Charters with unions curiosity. The
brothers *ere strangli alike, and although the filitturett
of the desk man wit Marked and livid, the reseintilanee
alkilsd lola remarkabir. degree. - ..
-, •• Witeit you told Ike of theirs things fa yen sarlasi I
hoses; I fah afraid i ray heart. that I ahosid Sad Mart
here. Sire. wee I, t itt I should esellis fete when the .
box was liana open.' i And - •Charty Jene . set down and
e l:
W ert .. ••' ; cover Mar Mp." said he. et hist. witheet rale-.
l ag hi s hied ; i. hid kurn from we ; I can riot beer l*
look aped him agnini ti sus *mustard now. bat it is a ter
rible eatiatection." :
Theo back to faith west esrth. *ad. mingled with the
podia's and Faith Chartsu'a subs. cares this inland of
heavy-falter clods. For sumo minutes there - was a hash.
and then; waking a' mighty istrJrt to oboist down to
grid ss . mia o pos _ „
ies IPMI ,
e.
0 . Mon ler Rod Chalk." he said *sins Oho Oda of
toooriat blood boo iell-nigh boon ,OP shirts. You
Si 5f A TIVAII,
KO
have sumil wickedly wronged
told row, is tree. but lye's word
listen to me. I borrowed Wit
painter. few 1 bad forgotten one
di- , t 'I ,
uf COO about meeting , till
I Wit justiSsi the thielte;t uf Ow
dirk !jumped right Out 'genii
theught. sit liter. of the painter
-it wait a men. and by his jsbb
him to be":llark. Ile was cr
-hi'm befo4, and when I . tried
CabilL he broke trent me wits
the {l ath a iittie piece. Dark
every twist and turn, of the 1
take o . risan mil time. 1 dotermii
him back to Faith., ,1 knew!
his being out that eight. and
myself. But Mark wee stark
keenly. end when I suit kept
to choke rne.• 1 had to let hi
a dead anon . ; then he dashed I
IPA Artier*. I could will - 4'oll
end farther ut£ I 14uul lis
trying to each Mark. and I
bit there was tin finding if.
173 easy heart: I was ainstsl 51
knife. end as Path and f n,
&tart , . even ct bet he was go
ha ahuuld get the like wlieu
Mare 'hit) utiee. 1 Mk like ■t
thee I thou4l t a• he was 0 ,
s, ells," there tt °old, he On
-his own time. he would
iu. I begin. to think. t. . that my taking hold 9f #
1 hint in the woods, all of a udders. had scared i him,
/ and that was the reason ha as so furious; and, pray
s lug iu nly heart. the pu.r • Wild—head might not
come across Lee's knife. I pushed on. I bad been so
takes op with My troubles fisbops Mark, that I lost the
path, sill:test httowing it, and when I Came eat of the
wood., instes of being at•,Gsayson'e, I was at a road -
three tulles above it. I kneler the place, and as I troirld -
1 nut then go ba c k, I vamped' on to the - first cubits; them
1 I go: a horse, and by * daybreak was on my way to - meet
['the traders. I had to amy 2)a - my Linger than' lz.wanted. -
from Red - Chalk. fur I had, a 'mange fear all was out
right, but I left as soon as I 'pooh]. • I'kne w nothing,--.
I hearrtiothing of this ,miserable business anti! I opened
my own e.sh:it-d to% settlenl! You know the rest; I thank
Gad I have coins bark int . 's le to save Vyill Loehr young
life. I LIAJW now, that Mark found tthat,Unite, ana in 4 ii, ;
•_mum los cut himself. uutill. !madder than. ever, by piiib:
hi wuat have jumped or fa
declare to you, mist of Rod
het told you. is true. and-se
Then: as lits eyes fello.s 34a
,oral his fate and groaned
Faith Citation rushed furti fruity the;Settters. and (lime
t herself at Lse'st feet,—*.Forigire ine. l forg,ive me, you e
1,
111341:" she sulited, —4od in' renter' her. I have wrung 11
coo 11113k1101111/0y; 1 had n fears for Hutu= he was qt
es away, but 1' was sure meshing dreadful had kelps
Chatty from meeting Greys n, and in my wild-rorove4 I
charged you with his monk . OSA you forgive niel'
**Get up. Frith r. said % Illiain Lee, kindly; do - 1. 7 .
finest to Me. Freely, fro my heart ll forgive yen lilt'
you eves said lit this matt t. 2 1 bevel borne no anger
igainst )011.—in'tny west etil hate I pitied you. NO
'4oew your troWsle was te r great."
. 1 Faith Ciartun dashed or tears, from het
naming a look, full of grati*de. tt;ion• Lee, wi
down Co little path which led tsrer cabin, h
Chatty Je.ll The hardy settlers' crowded ,r 1
ham Lee, and as they cord•ttl)y wrong his
with tears of manly .jsyl proffer. d thei oar
he felt that the heavy ch,od, w!%icl ad loomed
over hits, hint not chillrd Ves wen' and el
'Pus people of Rid Cl felt thai they'
wronged %Vil:iern .Le L.trneely they strove to mks
amends; not by tr rvice," but by such &curls*
te.ts lied ma , thi return of their fsith rind
neer, repentance that it had
ed nobly.—loftily. He burl..
(his wrongs, and the menu.
as fair and beaottfui, remit
s. Thous head-maidens of
sistesties. had indeed wnvrn
l web, but he was not lento
rot of the Deliverer twat the
iks l touelling. the remarks! le
Chatty Jetn, the people la
Is "lip •
Illy to him
dleepened by
And Le
. 2c
in the past the memory c
.dent he raised over them. i
generous cud foal ;melody{
Arendt% called by mina circa
mad: Los a dark ind fearis
strinee the strong al
onealitiy and set lam free.
Lkeness between goik and ,
11{.`d Chat's 110 often said:—
trust to I
CM
'lilt had uat been'for qte ertizy glow in one's eyes ,
and the Ilt:t of sense ityhe other's no' human being
ouli& haco told thew apart. so like vrete-they.". '
Aud w:se . ., we teen!l this fs'el; niey, perhaps, tto
more eastiy forgive the itiiiitAte of the settlers—e gels.
t• t itie u:lsielt canto near hurrying AV innocent man into
eternity. r •
Gleeful as she was Llfure there trays of sorrow. K to
Lee werer was;again: yet suushmi was her after portion.
and "lcring afid helueitt s '! the lired ierroely ind-ksp
..
•
p .r. •
When Faitti Chsrtort di
with the L•e!s. The kin•
Kate Lee briglstand the 1,
their affection !to' his
m ul y yeari hat ge ; "
in those scenes now 'deep'
ham f.-is has tong sinee
beloved Kate rejwce in "a
eternal in the bestrews."
strode on. with giant pow
been- teat, in Ole hell of
descendants of tbe Lees
amongst them; as a were
th.).is the story of o.a.ty
Aw rct.C4rAs :Turn
Siivyer, with his wi're's
second story of anprd u
Turning, about ihre l
sbient;,Mrs. S. was sw i l
when si)ti found the bui
She took her youngest ,!
bed with her, and, run
out, and the little thing
injury by stile men as
yet then went to anothe
children were *slee, t
seen nu more. With .
three to eight years
flames—a martyr to a m i .
chilttren.--:ConcordN.l
azr w.!Slat from the
dy of, use wag (*slaps i
Geld, rad, ow Eteeday the
exist 20 years of age; Its
eireefe pasts. oboes. Wel
right:eras was merited wi
pOsei to be the body I
had bees is the
OM
Q7' TF yes oreede
ins • • 'lodes. the Tetn
• if to build. the sepal
the olfatples Jupitere
60 utiles roiled; tbe Py
a Cps,. Kist er the
oraeniested
. ~ ~.i; ~..~x'
NE
I=
a Advaaaa.
IBER No
wai keep ell that .he her
Dot believe hien. sod now
'le knife after we met lb.
po.tols at his cabin, and
t fierce thing unarmed.—
woods: whoa something
I me, from the bush. I
but at a moment I found
ring and isSiog, I koew
afar than 1 bac 4 i - ever sane
t.) coax him back to the
a loud yelt, •arbyso along
• a it was, 1 thooßkt I knew
ood and 'though -it would
ed to catch Mark and take
e would worry terribly at
1 iipPrit like to think of it
mail; he fought with me
hold upon him, he tried
t . ,go, cr would have been
out me, and went. 1 know
his yells getting beaker.
d dropped Lee's knife In
lamed for it a long time. .
1 *mut on my way with
ark might grrypo across ths
vet let him have anything
;ct. 1 was troubled to •think
le was fp raying crazy.- -
rt ing again fie r -Mark; but
t on ooa of his .'traveling
catek:inz him, and that i•
a hick azaiu, to the cab-
en luta the wake. Again
Chalk, that all thin Will Lee
have erw.lly balled him."—
k's grave. Cbarty Jetn co•
ITEM
Ird.Ther brother' went to
aftegtiooo of Wilhem• and
ears of Charty Jen). and
npillow. i
sums then. and the anima
'a duet. The esbia of Wll
it.to rain.. but' he and h4s
witudott nut mad* with bands..
The eptritof emigration has '
rr.,aml Red Chalk hasAeng
a great and wide city. They
!et live there. and treasured
family legend, even to' thin
:one. th• weNteras psdler. ,
P —At Alton Day, Mr. Israel
1 d four children, lived in tlio
. cupiel stove. O,) Tues.
o'clock, Str. Sawyer heing ,
k.ned by an alarm of fire p
ding etivelopeJ in flames,
hild, a year old. who was in
I.
mg 'to a window, threw it
was caught and paved from
mhled below. Mrs. Saw.-
Tomo where her three. other ,
1 .. reicue them, but she wai
her Oree daughters. from
If e, sh - perished in the
1. t am's
. heroic devotion to her
.ll., Patriot. , .
in Reporter that the bo- 1
e beach of the hike; is Spring=
.17th inst. Lie was ariparsatly
on striped shirt. striped caw
eau° t. When foonti. - Rae
C. f."—esp-,
e‘iter f and from erpoaraacia
i 7
time, •
of the wo: Id a s: Tho Cellos
-4o of Di.xna. which look 220
her of Mookoloo. 'Cliff of Carla,
Phidias. (h. walla of Babyloo.
Ima Ids of 11,40 pt. and the . Palace
I
,edeo, the atom* of which wilt%
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