;`. - :'_.l leiDi • ' • • ,", • . A. Di. RAMBO, Etlitok,antl rubliipberr.- " " = =ttaaMMOIMM VOLUME XXXX,AUMB-ER, THE:COLUMBIXSPY , ... • •• - • , 111 . 11/.1 •I ,i t TERMS MOO per year; if paid in rid:ranee; 'alxrifonths; Si. If not paid until the uspiratlon'of;the year; s2.sophargud. , t„ StsuLa cor.r.k4- ' _ . No paper,will bo diaeontinueiluatil aIL arrear ages aro paid,. unless at Vie option of the,etlitor RATES OF ADVERTISING ErGUT: xa?T,F°'ISPA;cz•NYw-Yq!".4-03-XXik: (1 vr I 2 :14. am. 1.3 mq 13,112•11 yr., ' t'- ft• sqrp. I =•00 1,3.00 1, 5.00 1,.6.00;1 8.00 3 Sqrs. 5012. 4.00 I 0.00 I'o.oo 118.00 -,25.00 COl. 5.00 ( , 7.00 [ .9.00 ( 12,00 15.00 1,20.00, 3.4 Col. I'B.ool 12.00 1 15.00 1,20.00 1 Ca 112.00 114.00 1 20.00 125.00 I 35.00,1_60.00 _1.:100.00, Double the . aboCe ratesivlil - be , Charged n ftir din play or blank ady.ertisernents. Advertisements-tioll4.ider contract, must!be marked the length of time desired, or they will be continued and charged foruntilordered Spec! at Notices 21 per cent. more. COJ.3 • A.Il Notices or :Advertisments - Am reading anat.- ter, under ten lines, 11.00; over tea lines, 10 ens. per line, rainierrtypeclr....• .11 .4 , i ,••• Yearly Advertisers discontinuing their adver, t isements before the expiration•of the:year,:will • he charged at•fall rates as•alxwe; or-according to contract. • • : •••.• • -•:•••• , •64 rti.l Transient rates will be charged for all matters.- not relating strictly their business. • All advertising will'bemonsidered , CA.9ll,•after,* • firstinsertion. _ _ • ; i m . CLARK, JUSTICE OF THE PE r . OFFlCE—next door to Bess: hook store. Office Hours—From M., 12 to 1 P. M. and from 6 to 9 . P. M. (apr.2o, ,r, LT, li:,g'i r OßTll., LI, i47e l ci i Li ; 2 I ,i 1 fi J. kir .11 Ai . J..ti U. I ATTORNEY 6:. COUNSELLOR-AT-LAW , 1 " 1 ' "L Columbia, Pa. Collections promptly, made in Lancaster and York Countlett.%. , „ f_S‹ ~„ y' I :, 1 A J. KAUFFMAN, ATTORNEY-A T-LAW. Collections made In Lancaster and adjoluipg, Pensions; P.ouxity, Back -Pay', and all claims against the government promptly prosecuted.l Onlec—No.ls2, Locust street. SAMUEL EVANS, JUSTICE , , OF TELE,PFACE— r (Mce': on setilaa' , litAlosys' Ball, Columbia, TA. M'CRPHEY, el . PH YSICIANrce SURGEON, Colnnabla, Penn'n. Dr. M. Is a graduatty 'of the Untverstty of Penn's. and was a student of Dr. John L. Atlee. Sr., of Lancaster,- r - • . Office—Corner of , AVabint Abu Second Streets, In the room formerly occupied by Doctor Dev lin. jrnay2'63 T Z.,IIOFEER.; I DENTIST. Nitrous Oxide Gas nthninisterod In the ortrzie- Lion of To-eth _ , Oillo6 , —Font Street. nett.' door to IC Nilliarna• Drug Store, between Lomat:and Walnut Streets.; Columbia, 'a. FHINRLE . PHYSICIAN' dr, SURGEON; offers his professional services to the citizens Of Columbia and vicinity. He may be found at the' office connected..witiritbs.resitience; on Second street,between Cherry Mad - Union, every day, from 7t09 A, M., and from 8 to BP. M. Persons wishing his services in special cases, between' these hours, will leave.word note, office, or through the post office. 4P-T-PLS!- . . . BLACK 11013..SE:110TEL • , . , MILLERSVILLB.j.aiteaster County, Pa. ; A First-Class Hotel; well :adapted to aeccah- - rnodate the 'traveling 'public. Tho Choicest Lieuors at the Bar. JOB. IiNCYrWELL, " Je2o.3m) Proprietor. - ESTERN . HOTEL -40 No 3. 0, 11, 13 & 'COTLTI...kIiIberSTIMET, D. D. 'WINCHESTER, rIZOS. D. WINCHESTER. LEV/S 2/.154LZ-R, " CONTINENTAL." TILLS HOTEL IS PLEASANTLY; LOCATED, between. the Stations of I.lle Reacting:tut] Colum bia, anti Pennsylvanl& Railroads,- FRONT : STRET,... COLUMBIA, PA. Ample accommodations for Strangers and 'rm.*. elers. The Boris stocked with • CHOICE oLIQIJoBso And the Tables j titAil i bk r t 2, l:tr .. ; :. Columbia; April ma.] Prop FRA.NR.LIN /110USAIn - ..• : • - 1 - ‘l, , ,it ;. LOCUST ST.', 'COLUMBIA, PA. VIM is - a llrst-elassi Hotel' anti le in every respect adopted to meet the - otiVlii44 , Ana - slesires of tile traveling poblle. , MARTIN ERWIN,: ' Proprietor; r i VRENCH'S•IipTEL, - I' .•, .....4 , 143 3 Orrtho EriropeariPlan'4l;Ppoitito City Hutt Para. New York. '" -‘• • itiTßExcal, Proprietor. MISIILEIVS HOTEL, +7 CI .'. • 'West:Market Squeiejleictitti Ratio's. •:, • •"EVA:N. MISHLEK, ),-• Proprietor =CM EXCECANGVILOTET:4 ,C4COI7IVIWOY. PEDT:INTA. Flrst.Clans — Adoiinirixdatlons. The Chatcait, - , Liquors at Via Bar. ALEX. D. REESE, ! . „ ' 'DADTIMORE:VSIARY,T., A ND. This hotel has beerilately:retitteao.vith all the: necessary linprovementSitnonot to-hotel enter prise and therefore offers tlrst-class.a:ceommoillt- 4 Lions to strangers andOtherif visiting Baltimore., - MILLER, proprietor. , EDVCATIONALT.)S* t" [Charterediwitli Auipie Pioteht.] T ; j EIIAN'ON VALVEY" COLLF.GI4I! ". • F pu li p TH The WIN: TEII: TERM : botionCiices oti s DiONDAY Gtloeq! , z ;ILA lititutton,luM necessitated Ille;CreetkinttCailtll-: nouns handbags, suid,.3vitk-,theser7increasetrito coati:nod/diens, superior adrtintageseiniattnided.; Each branch e s tborcsighly,ttinuh4:and students' • are exercised sorts to:. comprehend each 'part of, the subject. ,The Trofessorx and Tutors are corn-_ , oetent and skillful. '„Tlie.railkoot study ArPie, .mbraelnu branches of ; a 011242,4tE111T-• AL P.I:OII7CATION. . at-SPECIAL APVANTAGESCFOR LAMES; partlenlarly InMOSIC and the ORNAMENTAL , Branches. CrlAttawfsmonyaticen...- 4- t •• at-Send fora Catalogue; auldresslas; „„ T. 4 B.°VIC:".kB' DE;•Proilldeaut ' , ciao. ,cv-tr.. CASI3V~I4.' O)W- . •. ,t,, • NEW"' - BALTIIOIO.I 0 RC. k 'ILTE REST MANUPA:GTIIRED; Gorunining In one INSTRUMENT nit thnt..ts vXl,mintEll.crna.v.rts. - ;) I'EItFE(:T,• *(3)t.p.131;k4:131x, ~Andr 4 eBs: . ri t able to Eiet,ol4 of „ Jeer- C#I,I;72LISE :SEE Tkirm IBM 811111UNER. & SON'S, il i oti4 , A u f . =fgax9 46l rers*, , dee., 21, 'eirtt. CfROVES,T . I.7; Founder Of t4e.ohl,ancl favOrably,k:nowu house or:preyestouu.&,Co... GROVEgTE-N, , E lI.P.ItI3VEZ Rooms, r Ifercer-Street, trA;t., ORTES. Fite greatlncrenso lu the deiiiiitinlibiafirrtibitio-. Tortes througliontithe country, Lave compelled. us to extend our Idanufacturlng Inellltleas to three times the former size; and bitylunadded , many new Improvements: in' shall, continue. to, keep onrspcleop ehe.a aa they always bare been, the lowest' of any first _Jonas Plano-Rorte.rnaker,br—at-/easteone-tblrd,' an d w e re/Teeth:My solloct.4 by, parties td , purcluielng• a embptrison stir alt Other' makers. . -I , • st freuty2.llBty =ENE C ./1.....'i . • -..) .- I ) ..- " --,.--". ,' I,_ A ' (~.,-(.....--Ll,-//r- 1 ',...,,„4,,...,.! t.--- n...... , .‹..--' // :, ~., --- ;-.... •:.....- . . • . ' • • . .• ". .I . Y.l k ve, 4 7 „..-4.'.. • , • • '..t " 1. V... ••• 1 • ....' ••••• !, •-.., - , • . , •.•• . „ . . . ••• `2 ••••••,,Hil.•••-••14z.: ... - 2•1••••••iti.,A ar . ~ _ ...„...... -.-- - '• , :j . • ••• • , '.-•;- • • - 2+ ` - .• ..- 'f • i, .... .ro .." t t'••••4. 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AGENCY -FOR: 'MAT :TINECrAIt. • 110 10 420 Agent for the Celebrated - IMEI POCKL'R•FLeAS.KS; ' ' " 'I3IIMI—JOHNS,' S ' TOBACCO 'BOX - I.'S; 'llo'‘.l iri'greatHvaifety; MISIILER'S -.BITTERS! PIJR.II dr. .UN ADULTERATED,' 1 : SV-STOUT TORTERI From t. ' • - " ' ' '•Agent for the • -'"•" ::- . .PIJitE " . - kALT,ll l l7litdAlt. 'Cannot 'be* ptifehitied t any other establikih- In P n C AP t " 4 ,!'.1 / P (1 , 1° .-7 a rraP 1 ia 4 ,. and itegetabloe pereet:" ' - , , SCOTOEf ANii:LONDONaLE: SIIOKERS ':4ND,CEtWERS. BUIIIiTER will still iieep on lAitlid, the' . of " • IMIII • , .+SatiD.) CFIEWINIG_TOItACCO„ „ . " 82 1. i T,oI3 -Atdo-nizormg thoiisundimd•one $ J. -O;,BIYOTI,ER'S.' • ka•doittiatir, .1'.1.4741 Locriut 4 3treot f iiilfoiniiig Itaalbest4t4tokiteatitatabmaext theskindildm . =n - I.7reincyforLee'ir Lc't . 200tiVortefouxd •• . r ~•,'. ..,-....-....'• •,..........................., "" ........,e3.-......LLt- ,- , :4,..1.1.g: ."4:k...L." g,t3/:•••.:1,7.? ,:i . ... • /;. d 4"." , 11 11, ::"jrcl i ....a. 1:i ii :,, -..:: 9.:1 .-, 4 I:(' : ..` li,' . l - -: , I 4 ..).' s j. ' ( . ! I, '''' i ' '''''' '- "'" f . LOOM ' 1:71& " 131A2 '1: lE " .. " ' '' ' • ' 'SA. 7- 2 1 CIP, ', D:IV , _ : - 1 7.. !- ,----, - .0 ,,,, , - , ,", ;, ..„ iii,a4 il.tli' , U:7 - 11 , ,:.`„ , 1:, , IJ .5:• , !; "'" , •!, , tt_ • ' " ' • ' " " -' ffM7'"sMto',7fir '7T" MEM IMMO I . BM misfatirs cELEBR'Anik: MEE ••• 31 / 'B / I :'S ' iPP.tP Mt7ER4.,` MEE EinbraclEfg tlitAin; Nitide4n, ~ : ,Malaka;l l, , eti4ipp'am, Clar4t, NM Rhino, 4 '4 1'4. Blackberry, NMI Currant and Muscat , ' WINES. ~I3RANDIE4 ot.ull kinds: Jamaica Spirits Cherry, Rum, Superior Old 'Eye. pure Oldaye, ' , XXX 'Old- Rye, OW. Rye, ;Pure'Qll Rye ,' ] i~iiou i elx, Scotch 'Ate; dc., dec.; dce. Vii• .0, Y. , V.: SALE FOR A these remedies. They will cure-every case of,ht*li.ASlELlSi•witltoutfail. Thousands of certificates have aeon ululated in , the hands.. or , the proprietors, but-space will allow of the puhticatlon of but ,a few.. Those„ -l t,will be observed, are men. of _note, Enid - of Faith standing that theY intistl)e be- At C. Btrezirg , sdr'peved. • For Bale 1?y, 'i J: C: I3TSCIIERJ For lisle by • ; . `c.` 1 Locust Street, above.Frottk! , CM IME Tho itestpraf!dmrof Imported For Axle at BIICEIER:8 fy 11:41l1 it ulna: ;Acid••• • • • ••• rt • • • " Los: !. :1!1,ido "NP;;EI S TTEit *Tg:TN(/' NOR AlTr, "ELEA'SVAX‘SO LABTI ~' ~,~o°o:~Z~~s ~ :evz WM - ..>-INTOOFI/IA , NLYSL GI3RMAN . f BITTERS . Tiz, ,•1) t" TOOVLAND',S i aIIRKIAN!TONIC. " 4The - ;&reat 2ton:cellos Jon aIL :Diseases of the ::,LIVER ; (STOINIACEt", , OIV-PIGRSTIV43'. nt 1•.“; ci,R,Gyvaqs: ~..,; , 1:v , 1104:0AND'S "f.GERAPAN'BITTEItS 11%. t:` it 0 “6, , 1114 t 4P/91:9 , P.05ea PC , ( 11 0:1 3 Prejuices„(or ~ as they, Aro— ;termed, 45 41 - .A. '50 4;, -1 4. 6ibn,llOrand AqatlP 3 ,l•4 l 4.k-, inq i4iiroparati&n,„ p ,rbir,,,blymoneentrat 'Acl, "entiXOY: stigohOtip qo7 2 :zituro.- 6 .l;4 2 Vpralttir, , i , “ :3 - :::110 ' 0FLAND ' S1GERAIA . . ixigreVierits; of ;the33itteis;',ivith'tliis;pnyt4:s tAnnly"o itf:Sanlci Chiz oni of the: most plen'atiiit:iitartigfefabl6 ietnedii;s - eve;rl ,offered to,the - p;ublic. 'Those referring>ijmedicine freo from AS: coholic ara - MY.Cilipovilririo, Those who have no objectibn toStbii com bination of the Bittersatatek4iri use -::•• FM HOOPLAND , S GE,IIIIfAN TONIC. = They are both"ebiu tiny. good, , abd-eontliin the same meditinatorirtuesithe,clioice tween the two being : a pore matter of taste, the Tonic being the Moht - palatable, The Stomachrfro'ne ami.ailef3. , T -- of - Causes, such as Indigestion;; Dyspepsini-Nervous Debility, etc. o .-auyo,, ,ry„aptr.to !ha-ye its functions der4ngetl.The,"Liver,•sympa•C 'Diming as it "does' o'"With., the 'Stomach, then becomeSl‘ffee ted,'- , the''result which is thatilltetpatient - .snifers: from sev eral or more,ot o thejollow.ing dlseases: Constipationighttulence,rdward•Piles, l--. nese. of 'Blood:VI the ,Hettil,:"X.cidity of the StOriiacli,7:brausea", ' Heartburn, Disgtist ifor y Food;“Fulness = or Weigh kin the Stomach, Sour - Eractations ri Sinking, " FlUttering at the Pit " ofithe , Stomtich","• ,;Swimmingg oE.the Head, Ilurrieti.,or_•Ditli, • _ 1M 'e • urt;.l3reithing;pliitierink itt the Hearf, - :Cfielttrig cie-Sufrocitt- . ing Sensations when in sMyingPos- ' ture, , ,Ditnness of.„Nision,JDots , oriAlrebs berores,the,,Sight Dull„Pain, in. the Head; DetieleneT'of Fergpinitien;',Y4illopness ' the''',Slciri •EyeS(Pain 7 in' the Side,!llaale; ete.,- Sudden:- Flushes„ ,of Heat, ..Burning in ;the Flesh, -COnstaritTunag-litings of Evil, andGrelit Depression , etSpirits. , The 4ifforer v fr6tri: these diseases should exerdise the - greatesfWaution inThe selection` of .w..7remedylfir this. , case; purchasing only that' which he, is as.. • „ sured ,frean his in vestigationS and in quiries, possesses; nieri nkillA_l. fully; ebinpounded, is-free-41.nm , injuri • - cats ingredients, and• has established, for:itself. a reputation for, the curp:,of these diseases—, ,In this cop. : , ne'ctioii "We oa.ld . aubniitthose 'welrrknownremedies — , • ,-• t , " • ; :.r} :.: ri'l ~ lictotT4ND'§'GEl3.l . Akr BITTERS. - ritdckkib'„§ • - t. rrtrrr. r • JACIG.SVAr, ~...1,,4'4iT-i-DEL.P.1414, PA.,; Trenpy-two , years ;since ; they - wore first introduced into this country from Germaty, dtiring which time' they have' undoubtedly fierrormed More , cures; and benefited suffer ing, humanity.to a greater extent, than any other remedies known to the public.' • Thesereinedies Will effectually cure Liver Com plaint, , Jmind- - ' ice, 13 ySpeps i a , 'Chronic .Nervous:,,.,Debility, . Chronic. ,Diarrhoea,, or ..Dis ease oftheßidneys, and all - diSeases . ' arising from a Dia -- ' ordered`Liver, IStomach;or Intestines. Z44tirbeiry - , ,T Y , esulting'fiorn any Cause whatever; Pros. ;• • tration• or the System, induced by . Severe Labor, lardships, Ex posure, Fevers, etc. , There is no,ruedicineextanteque , to these remedies in such cases. A for tine ,vigor is imparted to the whole system, the appe tite is 'strongtheried;Tood is enjoyed, the stomach digests promptly, the blood is purl tieti,,the complexhat becomes• sound and healthy, the yellow tinge is eradicated from the eyes, a bloom, is .given ,to the cheeks, and the weak and nervous invalid becomes, a strong and healthy being. , • PERSONS ADVANCED IN LIFE, the baud of time. eighing hen V ily upon them, with all its attendant 3 ills, will iind in the use of .this.BITTEBS,,or the TONlC:hri' will instil new life into their veins, restore in a measure" the , energy and' ard6r eCinere" youtbilirdnys, build up their shrunken forms, and' 'give health: and-happiness• to'llieir-rernaining years. Kunnnel, Ginger, GU, MI It is a well-established fact thut fullyone ,,haLciof,.the.fornale.,,,,„ portion of our pop ulation are seldom in the enjoyment of Food health • or r to, use their, own ex: 'preSsioi, — "'Never ' feel Well."' ,TheY . arc languid, devoid of all energy, e.7itreme qrnerVouk,and=havictio.appetite.'. , - To this class of persons the BITTERS, or the TONIC, is especially reeommentled. WEAN. AND DELICATE -14ra;rriadel strong -by ithe ,, u-sebf , either of ,rXesti3Thao33.i,a,l§'; MEMO HON. GEORGE W. WOODWARD :Chief:Justice of tho Supremo Court of .Penn sylv,ania, writes : •<.•. • •EICILADIMPIIIA4 'March ..I.G; 1807. "I find 'Hootland's Gorman Bitters' , is a ,good.tonic,;useiul, in,clisee.spis . of the aivative orgaris, A and Of greatbenefit: in,ceses dobility, and, went of ner-,, Yous - tictlon - in - th w e' ' system. " Yours truly. • WIWOODWA"RD." HON., JAMES TJ-10MP,SON, Judge of the Supreme Court of POIIIII t a. APril M:1366., "I consider • Hoottand's German titters' s..valuable medicine in case of attacks of In digestion or Dyspepsia . I can' certify-this trout, my experience of it. "Youri, with . re§peei, ' „".7.4.31t5, Taeursos." FROM REV. JO . . I•E N rtD, D. D. Pastor of, the Tenth Baptist Chtireli, 3 Dit: - .t.teasoz4=-Deiir Si r: Tbave been, fre- - quently requested to con nectnrynamewith ;reconirnendations 'of different kinds of med icines, but regarding the practice as out of my appropriate sphere, L bav,e in: all cases declined ; but with a clear proof in va rious ius tances,, N : and,particularly in lity'cwrilanilly, or' ' ~usefulness of Dr.llootland's Ger man' Bitters; r de flart,Tor,once (iota usual Course,,to ex press my full conviction that;-for -genera debility of the ,systcln,' and' especially for, Liver Complaint, it is a safe and valuable preparation. In, some, ewes it may fail; but usually, I - doubt not, it. twill. be very. beneficial to those who suffer from the above ' causes: Yeurs;Very respectfully, J. H.• KENNA RD, 2 ..:". 'Eight!) below , Coat.s St. FROM 11EV. E. D.'s.F.ENDALL,' ,Ass't i tor ; Christian Chronicle, i lad a." I have derived decided benefit from .the' use_of,i3oolland's.Gerrnan Bitters, and feel it My' iirifirege id reeoun n enii them . ..Aß a most valuable tonic, wlin are stitfer-: ing frOurgeneral'debility; or from diseases, arising from derangementot the - liver. -.0: Yours-truly; ,2 CA:I7TON Ifoofland's German ..Iternediei aro coun forfeited, See.that. • - thersignature of C. AL, JACKSON I&D..orrtbo.wrapper, of each, bottle— othera arc counter- Jolt. . .;;;; • ' ...I"rincipal Office and Manufactory at the German Medicine Store, No. Gal .tiatell. Pk' • , • EVANS,'Pleoiqii*Tou. FftrF3l,.9T.:ls:••,llco'l.,f,fTr• Co. Bi tiers, 'pei.biiktle; 01.00' ", half 4ozen, 5.00 Tchliprputtiip, in - nnart . : +'")lioult*:+51::50 th'e;cahrixce - a"'-elf:thiPaF-", lierev'ou-buy , ,,in - ordef hi.getthe gehuine.. Fcir'siale'l?rall'pruggiete anii • dealei , sh 7. Mediainea.": •' ,r.,:fan;154'.68. OSIIIIIIMI 1 :' . .. ,, ,: j , ; ',000',0 1 1 1 : 1 1, - gc.0. 1 T , .:!;'-: ' [F6r thck - sry.l . - 4 , 2 ; ,' A ,Fatet ~; - ni zv-A . , . , , - EN - cernlling, all aronad 'us bliss the loyedlrom earth 'l'o' the* tonib the cortago t;C•O ‘ • 'l,ll:e;olqcp:Crs any , _-bY - tlaY:, , . ,-, - .. I ~•--:;,' , ,Infant, youth, and LtiOso in manhood, rich, and ~poor of every age-:-,. , , ',. s ~;, ,- •. • ',. ; , - Fall , beneath the angel's' sickle—pasu; ;from , orr , - , the tragic stage.,::.. • , • ,-•- , -*, 1 :„ qur 'end eertiiin,sco.in or Ititer ,will the siAein - summons come, .• • ;.:„ .L t. In the skies„ is kept the rev:ma—Christ's the - mune of every one ; . Death aWniteth'but the bidding; or: the God. Who , :reles'enprerne; ' -The 'day? 'ls not for mew to know it—tell the - time"twill intervene ' 'O, how dlshint mortals-place it—li V° -if ' thne 'neer would end, ' " 'For' si -day perhaps ''we're thoughtful— , When ,urts,e lose'sorqe clotirest - friend ; But' 'worldly ;Care' rind ITOrilny liien;>llo soon igain'abknCtlie ,tn the„loilson, ey,eitlentlx -:S . ••• • . The `The ettito'ii - knkiiec7c7 7 vei • riems, latest at;4,best,,,, ' gannot-:•pu will, not refuie: - lag sermons and spe•eebes, stories slid:alip - es , WitliitolnsUot . people apd eelting'Llio times„ Zie plost..faltlitol,and,COrketauVrevieW•o.: mot iinL}' .to r.; • Rls'reasons,inust mingle Witlifritt; Tile world. will Iciugli and the joke go round When..the:edltloi.seriVidess. pun. • - 7 , , Bask numbers of this Story can be/ unasked, BERKELEY HALL. UT -AUGUSTUS 'JONES . , Author of ," The Astaoys," " Tice .'Gottlen. Beceufarts,','," The 01i111truse 0,4, the C FIAPTER XXVIIIIr (corrris . trEv.) . t." They aro coming,,," said Florins, :uid all eYFswere.torned towards the door. ~ . ' „Lady, Berkeley entered, her forinprond ly.-Orect,:; May still , leaning , ' en her :artn, 'Wondering, Ain:idled; confusf...d. 'iddrgyntan started. when he : beheld her, gazing-half sorrowfully in her colorless face,-a sighescrtiking his lipsl' ' • , ' penry Berkeley smiled; for he.w6i proud of, the - fair.young:creature, who was soon to be •his. son's bride, and' he said to :himself, What !I' oyer,, any haughty 'brOther Dick: . ; * and hoW:eniaged „he will he when he learns .we have out witted him—when he finds out. May is his' own child, and '7a3) son's bride. 'We have been too cunning for him ! strange that cursed gipsy hasn't been to Derkeley Hall and told him all, before this • Lady - Berkeley and May, had halted in the centre of the room, • May gazed about her, hoping to sec . Arthur. She was still bewildlred—stilloonfused.- - -wondering why they 1111 started at her .without speaking wondering who, the strange gentleman could be, sitting in the corner so silent and solemn visaged. The clergyman arose and adjusted the knot of his spotless neck-tie—hemmed and hawed a moment L-and then said, " I' sup pose there is no need of longer, delay, and if, you are- all ready, let the young people stand :before me and joie_ hands." ' ' "Po . * Charles, don't stand there dream- Ing,'.' esclaitned ,Ludy , Berkeley, half .angrily, "but lead forward your bride! 'Don't you see the' clergymiu is 'waiting?" '' - 71.1:e Captain. :muttered something . to himself, anasighing heavily he went up to l~iay; gazing down. its though ho had not courage to act his part tti this granas.;, tlanie May . ; take my hand, we are to ho—be married: you know:, ca tne..tlearest." She • ' " Yoit are net ,Arthur, ; own, ...Aitittir,"! she. cried,f" and I; cannot, will not be !your .bride, for I'do not love yon?; , OM yet - faro, - 1 all cletelvingTe:;:far , y told_ me :Arthur would be, here, and, is"not , here' IS ;;Go aivay .from me! Leave .me,; in:pity leave me, for weak, friendless; • helpless girl!, I:tivill Ovyx.i...O . n.qii4to. liegatria:Yourr. for-I , hate, I loathe,-I. despise you! I 'have -looked oti you with detestation 'and - disgust since' the day' You turned :Arthur mud' his mother front. the cottage I . Stand , back, foul image. of, man ! Stand back,., for there is pollution in' thy touch !" , • - She' struggled-to free: iterhand from his ,firm grasp,.but in Re dragged her forward...assisted by Lady 'Berkeley, 'whose honY'fingers were closed Vice-like on her nrtn., Hein me, save me .thou. man of God ! Perform not this unholy ceremony, lest the metnb`rv,' of this hour haunt yea • like a fiend aud. tortUre your.,conse.ience; when thou art lying on the bed of death! Save me •spare! 'God of the 'orphan' host . thou forsaken me? help! help!" , , despairing- cry heard? Mork! A.gain , the hoarse thunder rolls 'along the he:ivens, the luring lightning darts and hisses down the sides of the murky storm clouds, and the howling gale sweeps madly • by, Tattling-the sbutt % s clamorously. Could that cry' be heard' 1,4.1. Such a.fearful storm? Hark! It heti' been heard! The tramps of 'coming feet , front withont''falls on' the. ears of those within death-kneel, and, thoy . stand as though;paralyzed, gazing,one.nt the other in= silent awe. and amaze: Pale are their, cheeks andblthiched thole lips: "Voices-aro heard in the hall Without—Um hurried' tread of feet—nearer-nearer atilt they. come. The door is thrOwn open, .and .a dark figure stands; in' the entraitee, the rain-drops dripping from his lung hlaek :hair,'and running in streams; .from his saturated garments. . The stranger glanced around the apart ment- a • moment, brushed the dripping locks• back from his .swarthy , cheeks, and thedimit,into aloud laugh:" Ifa! ha! ha!" Captain,. Berkeley.' trembled, for that laugh -struck terror to his heart, curdling the hicied had not courage enough to - enci front the strungelntruder. - His father was firmer nerved, and more resOlutelltaxt the cowardly.caphlin. Tbo old numArose„apd walked; up to the stranger, his cheeis flushed with passion, 'and hiS hands tightly 'clenched. (`Who are you, niaci,howrdiirOYott enter a gentleman's house, unannounced ?" lco Aematidedirt husky tones; - • Surtune teller of:London., I, ixeard.that the,brave youth, Captain 'Berkeley •was to be. married: to :night; :and owl ng ' that fr : Wbdaing IS an UnPleiniuntaffltir, : 'wher4,thire , is no guests zpieseut, have.. taken the, liberty, (an unpardonable:liberty perhaps,) •to come Myself; 'and 'l' have - also,' brought a few: •„ - frientis.n:itlx me who are anxious to, seo,the. 'marring* ceremony performed...-Piave I 'your permission to bring tlimn'in 4," , • - tit •11 4 !!:-% 21111M1 thundc.redchatles,l3erke).ey„no,y completely eis..r . ilperated"at Caspar's coolness 'and sarcasim„" , mediritely; hothdyou' yetirl'friendA. , ' ,for: we warit no rabbleArcre 1 8y..5.-Ereaven,l -let any man ~tlare ~.tojstop ; .,:acrossithat I threshold :toil I will shoot him like a s „ dog, thrut Ids hand IntO an iniide'fidelcet;` and he Inid partly suebeededC;in forth a pistol, when Caspar sprung:foitVard.: and graslied - Ifitfinrtlie - throat, bearing ,l him heavily to thelloor. '"• 13 . 3 Almost at ;the, sonic , Morotnt: rushed into, the ; apartment,,. followed; by • i‘rark7alitiqo and POlhp, "' Poor ifay staWni*,f- I; . e.fdre - 10:1'dy- Berkeley, Pale autfferfOr strialteir.:: When she beheld Arthur.she tittered texclismar,, lion of joy„ ancl.ll4l,lsteningjorwitycl„ ere ,Lady Berkeley „bould pi-cvent her, ; 1118 'clasped her ," Oh Arthur I , y - on-have Coliro'rit last, -mid am rescued]from'at...futi),dreuded.W.Orso' than, death Got' did hear illy • prayer—he, has not forsaken me-:i . always trust herea &iv 'dear' A rEft ur, you wII I no cave rite` you?". , [ • ; after death yeti shall,he :nine in heaveti." "Bell nebbefziCal;'• r ye.linie-iis • stan's,'„,' shoutpdi Pomp;z3rho bailribegri a. silent spectator j ,of the, , t tf4 • he ittbs ye to destrUction,ap,' Married mitY:gooii;fii,riirtiVl, I golly! I'ieleit 4 aY atiy'free posserblS- - GrairarFe7ll-111, ~for I ~knows, you'll go'•hotne'lVitli` us; I' knows' you'll. jtintp fur joy w'en ychi 'tind - ouCdat ani c trtsi' yO:r en! ye'r= boil' married Merkoley ‘ l.l4ll will. he„',.lutai, noted frotia titi cella' to de gairet 1 - Jericho an' Jersalem trcin't: ive Itab'ii'jiihilee ,'inagines ebry tin :afore an' T 's'Pect as hOw P.ll pheit""gy.;:tr . y 111:1111elyttl)! tin' dance co,y:self to, death.,!, can't ' distrain . my, ober flow in' • feel i reit , o li:entuck, tlis • so 9:llllbrioits, 'joyfill 'inOtions tb!.f:, n't, keys kes dowwnobovt?". r.: • ; • Pomp encleavpred to' cut a pigon. and doubthisS LEM Iris terpsichorean feat . rskidlfittlY, had :the coast been: clehr. Unfortunately t Ito ran against Lady Berkeley,'ucaryy upsetting her, mid trod heavilslon thergaifingpiirSon's' toes. Lady , ' lierkeley froiencil,' while the -enraged , clergyman 1 , 11 nipeX II'• into the corner, mutteringtobintself....l • , Caspar, with the as stance k of. Mar Wallace, had, sriceeeded_ disarming' Captain Berkeley, and -ha now stood be: fore them abashed and. crestfallen, , 'knew that resistance Wa.S'useleshitil :it not been,'-ho would tnorerliare subMitted to his captors without a desperato'ifiuggle. He quailed before the. piercing glance - that, Mark 'Wallace lixed upon him, and well ho might bide his Bead for shame; for he, lured the gipSy to Oakdale' Grange Intact. the guise of friendship; betrayed treacherously, and. imprisoned him without cause, that he might . carry ottt 'his schemes without opposition. And now Ire was in the power of the man he had wronged, and ,conscience', made him tr coward. I:1;14;re );on ;2, , c0g ' chigvith me r he faltered. " Mark. Wallace, don't have me arrested for God's sake, will you?" "..I'llaVe not decided yet," replied the gipsy ; "you Certainly deserve punish ment, and I don't know why I should show any mercy to a man who withold it from me, when I desezi•ed it not:" " X know,that , I -deserve it; b»t it is not the punishment I dremi, (however hard it might be,) it is the damning disgrace, the stain it would leave' tin my charadterHny name-L4My family! would kill may poor mother, sir, and my tittherlsould sink be neath the blow; while I .ivo tad he fdrned out of ‘ t he "guards ' and likewise Le Feld : sea entree into, respectablet society. In ,fact it' would' crush me, and - I should' be pointed. ; out as n 'man devoid of'iill . hoeor;nly,illain,. knayd! , Alemwould shun me, and xvorued despise:' I • would•not - dare to look ap 1 in 'the , streets; or, London if this, 'atrair . liecotnes publicly • ,known—and. beaides it .would wound uncle Dick to the heart, for 114 loved and I aim a Berkeley to hilin'atill; althod.gh have.lon, been eat rayed. ,You have-it in your power to ruin me;you., havo ; it 'la , : your, ' &Wet. to forgiveL—and' now, let me ,know the worat; niid I,will meet - my , . The gipsy mused a moment, and gazed about 'the room,' Lady Berkeley arid her husband were conversing with the par:it/11, each• of the trio looking from time to time towards him, nn cinusiy. Ai•thiti had led May to ti scar, Tina he was: _sitting bylier side, speaking in low, musical tonesthat•reached no ear save her own. How beautiful' the 'yoling author thought May looke - d,TMityhewc Manny he apPea red Co lier, for ho was now her rescuer, her protector,. her ehamploM' 'Arthur was explaining to her whatTorap, in .ato AeliriuM,,of joy, hail uneonselonsly spoken—telling her .sho was Sir Richard's child;4wd heiress to all his wealth ;tellizi6- 'herhow:the hibets were eltangtid; intd'how" Sir,,ltichard had been; deceived, while bho wee thught: to. believe..lierself the g,ipSy daughter. " , " '" , When all hail been niadU'eliy;ir, veimi, all peepjesdus.douhts woe 'removed, the fide girl ;was so overjoyed' . that .tier tvotion• choWedlit-r uttersnee. She slit with luniPecl her • .elit.viiect Fn' • hig;:itui ) telii.s' orjok flown hot: . • . of `weicomo,t;uttsLs' at, Oakdale Granie," e e1:14 Nfar lc, :7'wpo loadei " of die little 1.)Itutl: or linvia:'ll4irts that had, bemp, ga Wed. :bY in 101. their. movements. iVa are 'unwelcome jgue:4B; arid its the sbarlaiS dying away, L,praiposo • wo return to . Berkeley - Mal ; where. we shall meet !a good old man. and -:reecii•e' from 'hint ;a bearty,.l4lhoMe., llenrY Berkeley, a„ word ,With you / for you. are us much, to blame in this affair as yhur 'son," The old villain' winced; - and the giPsy,continued • Ott!Y' wronged by you ; and yours l.„. Your, ton lured me to this place.orMyearllgo, I waSpri'My, we? to Berkeley hall; uisiter the of:friendsbip, • 4.44:r!P, I "ivas .knocked :down by a, ,ruillan, .nad:Avbile senseless east into , prison/where I•was kept until an anger In:woman's forni 'came .one ,night and set the.'captiVO:free.,-:Tliei-e is my fair deliverer,. and I believe I bare_ repaid her this night for- her kindness unto: . me." - ' - "Oh, I am more than exclaimed' May ;' " for you have rescued nte'-froln fate .I'4r - caded worse' than sdeapl,, and',Tor , the happiness ofthis hour: I ever re .uudn your debtor." • " Tay; fair nfithlen, Alrseeing.yott lntplty I ann.iitrifdy relvarile4;itntl hul p.”ot have been for me n„ would. no ver. tins sorrow:" - • • . ,nepof the Rest," 'but: ler,al( its Irne4eads: l e'tiuried iti, otillvjons let.,eveiy. painful; scene be - forgotten, , and every ... wrong forgiven. Let us look' foryFard to dbrigbt afka liuji future.`""''" : e .. 1 -,.; ~.. ....r: -;;; .- • z cG-3[515r171,1,0:,,C1, .„, lis 6 ,-.,.. •1 , ..2,1. 1.,: • ' i -,-.:: :I:. r,: li•A ' : ...4; iii '. A.) .---/ 3 (...!..f,1 4 . ~,1 :`,:it l'• r. 1 I•nn :. .;;lii ,I ~ . .;:,,, i re: 1,-.1........,:,-1...;1 2:1 , 1 LA/ ; —.A.I•-•.:2 , ,, , ;;; - ).. 121:41Nrr..1 n -.L.- ...,..,..: ~.,{1 ••:;-: rr , and rFpentant , cousincried ; Pi tho , enjit * AOb frAf.tiylld&l' , l4.l - ajr-1 , itivli;yti,Nvildl'Y;',. pussionhtery;madiyz;:i.nd t voa lite.. 4:tvvr . , jpyi:o9 tug that -r -iiiiist lose iunst tear front my it ;:flilitk, the' ruined •Rennldhi•el tilvbi eh!. I sli til l' bury I tny ) ,rithered.joys ud, hligh tod•hopes..-You rkeyex; r knet! Jove4,•,- , ,y0 ncyerl , d itot .wish "colnpbl;:ip',forCe yOu.' to. -be - c6ra my me and goaded ma' fon britir q - - - yiehred, her wis:horturd — th'e rypirhatod me. May,„ say that. lon';forgivenzl , lLCtcine hear the, 'WoraW. , frOol -Your 10Wh - I,lips, Alien t wilt_ bill „thee, carewel -f liu7r hear, then! urn s o rgi v6n;:. , on- earth Z - , ITo bowed hisJleact•until rested,on the. satin robelflat; shrouded her , f7ir*forrn,,, and his Strong fratue quivered: 'thus lie remitined,,, .o . ait,iitgl• listening for , :the;lWortfs=thni: abe $ 11 9. 1 ( 1 -9.POk .; u. ~; Every eye was fixed ililolll , /pr-11.9j1, yeart wa s 'tonebed . inpatliy; for h. a death-like silence reiglied; by the wild wuilhi of , ibe , wrnints it swept in ; litfut gusts 4P?gP4 ..the-..4r1 11 §e-Its I. Chit rlie - Juoli: up " and; her tretubliw , 'fingers amid liair,.brusliing it Airow.;l.,::`443hArtie;idooki.up; , ..tort:idui are ,ftygixf..} l !".t.,i;lt Nyrl4 she for, 894sstflwilep yheFe the s ` * s r pribgs of 4itylinclAeen tioaelied , the' Sigh t'..sf 'in tt cli IniVery:„'; 14e- ralsed:' , his Itertili.. leature..; .were colorless asArkarhle - ,.., save,Ny4eFe,,;be. blood had settled beneath the s9.ar,,tlint marred the beauty of his brow. - '• "God bless yon - are ::b `good, ao generous, so too ..gobiLlo 'become, uty wife-..rnaryotrbo - happy with him who sits; beskle'you:' , Don't brush thebair over, that ,sear,forit.is al f' I have to be proud 'tit* now„and , there , is, n W9U114, Mai willnever'lleul." How s:id he looked when lie 4..ipol:ci 'those trenualous.the!toiteS.4of4is . VOiee*:J4lo roan: from illS',kil4o4. o stoist,tliern, rile it. uutl motionless 6ef.ire Aver. " Ttss • liour Itaik come, and our list iatewell must Lie spoken; we 'lutist Our :paths: in lifu-Jerid itildiiforent yours to laipplimas, mi 11..? tO inisery.-; , Tifisik.of 'mo.kitlly when taut ant ~m m; and pray for me, pray that. f may become • Wino; 15ottifir'ImM:' Xml /now4L'fare wql Let Me pre:sa:lipimi tty brow one 1414, kiss:awl 4hoi I ball luaya,thne." . . Tender was the eni bra eq,..tkartu the fure%i:e.l.l wlii;riered, and flied chgric;" Ildi•keley i tishe l i'roin the iwe - seree'of 'those -1'1:oat-whom: he would hide his anguish:: Itt it,few; inornents,thenheard the furious clattering: of a horse's stLel ,clod hooll-i on tho pebbly road 'beneath Llie' , Nindiiws; 'unit thby'• know' that Captain' Berkeley - had ritltieri forth in tlio storitrancl darkness: EMIMEI Lady 13torkedey was„overwilehrted with mortilichtion and shame, and her husband sat, with gloomy brow (ma ilowheagt gaze, wishing this • unpleasant interview wes ended, and'hiS - iinii ; eleiiiiie - guests gone. Arthur left May's side and crossed the apartment, seating himself between Lady Berkeley And her frowning spouse.. • "I have a • i'ew words to say," ho began, "and a proposition to !hake, which I trust your good Judgment will allow you I both to regard as beneficial to all parties concerned, and connected , with ,this ex ceedingly unpleasant affair. „ • 'You are both in i - S'ir , lichard's power, and, 'be can'r airi ; Yenr'reputatieli 'if he 'choose to bo so. - Youhavelicen accessories toia vile ; plot, which, you had-, succeeded in carry- . ing,out, ,would have. ruined the happiness Of *a: young and innocent girl, your own_ ;lieu, and Sir Richard'i'daughter. Further 4nor you luteloseized an old!marf, con - fined hint ins prisoner without, cause or, reason, for which net the, law, would ,punish, you if be should enterti cOmplaint against, you befoi v e - a magiStrate; '- ": ' ' • Your. film ily and Sir mediator- be tween ye„and I ask you, Mary Berkeley, to write ; all apology , to your brother,' asking, his pardon, , and will thii• • bearer' or your letter, "'pledging you' my: 'word-ere I 'leave you; his pardon , wills be.' granted. • The quarrel'; that- first severed the., link or brotherly ,aireetion between • you, was a foolish . one—grewling over a feWnhfportraii-4-L-thot breach can hit easily, < • repaired,' but It - remains , with you to up, pease .his •writtliland win Wyk . his a ir, c ; ,Lion. ,The act is not, humiliating, it is nifs'olwo A112,-;noble, eff!inl: 'mach hapPitir ye NV61:11.4t Loth as frienU,', ;143.and • thillg- have the broken bead of, friendship the old:house one a ,, aiit 1 Henry Lierkeley,b;iniett from thy hehrt the falsepride that has been the haite, the curr,ciof ithY'existence ! Trainple •it beneath thy fectoutd.statidlortho. Man ! yield f to, ray entreatles,iand thou wilt live and die 0 Jtappy , man I- Shut thy ears against my words, and intric: mo—thon wilt" never' 'know liilppiness' again—thy •death'bed' will. he haunted 'with bitter • re ,grets, ; and nudying ; --remorsei Will, you write to Your brother, asking•lals, forgiye ' n'o'sli; ere it lie 1.66.1163?" Ile bad listened nitentively the', Young author's words, dirty straggling for LW& victory, and •lte hesitated still,: when 'Arthur ceased Speakini.: • - • - ` Don't hesitate to moment , undo /teary,' whispered a gentle voice in tats ear ; " write to ray fallio' and I 'shall always love you." qociked up at -the •boautifnt fit - co that Was' so close to his own. "rough: bearded amid his heart could not resist- the pleading;oloctuence of those soul-bit orbs tearfUlly glizieg" itt . ' •"Uucle Henry I"- he never he'd. listened -to- words so sweet and' musical • before.,ltnd his heart gave one, great.throb us the _false pride departed, leaving, heaven-born enio- Cons 'triumphant in its holiest cell. ' wilt write to my brother !I will write te;Dick aud. ask thins to , forgive ate," slid dchly, sxclaimed 'Berkeley, starting to his feet., 'sliall`hoCwrite one i;vord'`io'hi'in, hisaed Lady lierlcelev in his ea' laid he: hand on her husband's aria, as though she would detahrhim.• - • • , : . :"[lnhand :1'4, 0 %10i - rm I 'illy YosOlntion is taken; and nothing shall ) alter it,: 1 have been, your -slave lon" , ,:enough, but, now I sin going eo be nty .own master! This tronl_de 'Wtsi bretight`np4 th t.ongh 'yen r plotting, and , II ha:VV been tool , : inlyou r :ham's: but heoeetbrtb seek: nut, to. meddle with my affairs, foi. I shall hold the reins of Mlll J • 4•*' 00 Per Year,in ; Alva 0 , 2 50" triiiit Advance ~„:„„ our mut rJmoniarefutege'rs grasp nnd.i'wilUnet-npset tlio fginilq a7iiirio nor --- idih6':lniice",r,-af:4l ( aCe!l J.TI gi? .l Pg-eLP: 3l :rito av,loug, ,lettei;, o poor :Diolc,:and I. innst; do it n hiltl.lttn in We_ right{moikl."'.; • r • 1311111 s, to his arm... I": ITS& shoble - pft , her 'grasp; talirjn4 - p.:i : O .: ,e4e.i . di - ,tinr,thO:l6'd,i,ie l , of Coat toward the door, his.brow darkened; V a frown. FlOrine; brit4 winelor tsty' kne:Sts, and let : thetuepjoy. t hetuselv eti until I return.'" The door .closed behind. him -he:1111v, jar ring the portraits - on the wallS, and ; the shock • told LtitlY-'l%ikeley tlinii 'words could gave:don°, her . despotid.reign" in Oak dale Halls was - eltded ; .f . • :31'..;*+• " but soon - rauriie 9 ., in* I :mine: .every movement of hesgapsts, and. when, they ant *thi'v'i-ri ttt!Oiiibd the table, when 1 the glasseg . were tilled with thespargng B everage, antic ~4.l.rtit .prep,osed tt:ey z stlo2.llt)._,grAak.;, to the speedy reeonetlin}imt l'etween Sir Itiebard rhapghtily past tlm - ditife•gioup;' , leavirig the befOiellafry 53erlt.- .'eley:retttitiectjt He - came Pin ` t t he'ie tier 4. 111 14', pusi , 4s hu,gov.e it tci Arthur, ho have.writteu 'nes'et.: 7 4fitir'e ski 13 . k.'e n n his presence, and if map., d• this to;hirif , without'it my act, as,lte.thiral, best; but,retue'i,nber--I,Nnittt y with he' forgives n,„a 3 ibr g pi". 4 llS' t of liii`oitit'itecord, :out Urging. • I can ask - for 'r:eneiviti..hf° brotherly : lovtybut,,l _cannot, degnitleanY T , self I.;,ybeggin i g for , his frhindship, for I • (ai Weinis'ltitoself,) alit a It'erkeley." , ; sha l l I iiiiiv:46li'ii , i;ih,"-1-kipliettkrthUtr; Pittal I haveLno Tear '..1-tut - what , ' this': niTtiir sir, ,it bine:ll;,, midnight, and; the storm„lats your away, we ; will treslpa:sitio longer on your hoSpttality. - LeL tisql to'n fet-; .ture'nre.we 'Part.", , • o •., § ll fe/Y:YP a. will not leave 0a:910o:410s ! Yu are allwoleOrue to u s,lletter.• : , • ":Manly thank's fOr 'your Ithiiin'esS,"' Said. Afark Wallam; wO'nuoie fOr 'safo mul.,9oulfortaillo o.lllV(truBee:, for', fiir.lSieit. and is waillug• anxiously onr,, return. We lutql_a„ safe_ and....,coniforlable cool voyan co for ,Miss )3e1;koloy, and ; '4llthlle:- herso4 for barsel‘;eg. I took•tlie liberty :of liativtgihe horie; yOrpitables before ;Are' cam I) . - i lif ' " Well, if you inust-go I Will-noturge - -yi . i: tU„ stay; although I- would,Fbe pleased . to iai've yeti me." - t POini.);*go and' lring'the hoises round to-the doorr mid" you. MliS 'liericeley kill ,please,preptire yoni-self.fBr - Mad-- ainelselle Florine; _see - that, you—wrap t - t tlie young lady up well, go that she will t not; . take'eold."" tfaving'giren - thes:e orders, the. to'-the - :.n indoti",'where be stood gazing out in the - darkness. " There is happiness in-store . f . or all-save" laiet”d' tinursntirecl 4 saillY. & l" " I iiinht. lire to behold my clang') tees misery, and weep, should she die - broken-hearted, o'er her early grave." Pomp soon entered with the announce ment that' everything was - ready for . de parture:. Henry iterkeley'aecompanied-the tittle baud to the door, bidding them ." good • night," and wishing, them a safe ;journey Male. VOMp Mounted the boi coach. * while Arthur and May seated them= ,selyes : : , Mark and Caspor leaped lightly into their - . saddles, and away they rude, leaving Henry BerkoWy standing' on the sleps gazing after them ; while Lady Berkeley's pale face wits pressed chamber, windeiv above.' • - " l '''• '•-" • • ; • The dark,- dark.storill elouds'wrei rolling rapidly away, anti &tubes cif blue sky - were appearing,. getntned ".".It.ll glittering Mars.` BeikeleY Sighed he:entered Abe, tnarisior; for ho dt:eatled`the storm that - was soon to 'burst - forth dreaded to ineet,J.atly. Berkley facto to ~ fitee—Lo shad= tiered as be thought of the torrent ,of abuse that WOult . t'fieW froth litir • a Walk -with , ilorr'es'poridetirof tiie kaix York who' laid 'a 'talk' With"tlni Int& Thaddeus Steve `its a iduirt. - time: before death, gives the following as, a ;portion of his conversation: -''The : g,reatest grutilleit tifin of My life 'resulted from my ability to, give My' mother a farm of two hundred and .lifty acres, and. ,a :dairy- -or _fourteen •ciiws:' and tin occasional bright gold ;piece, which sho l6red to deposit in ,the contributionis:ix s the l3alitist Church Whieli!slia attended. MY Mintier • was en - VerY"extraordinaiT woman, and I have, met' very few • women like ber.„My rather was not aa • welt-to-do man, and the suppoit and education of my fanfilY depended •on My mother. — She worked night and day to edncitte mo. feelfitTaird:liiniVin - iiinouth, and ns I couldn't ivcirk on't he farm she ccifieluded . to give the an odutattion. I tried to repay her afterward, but the-00U of a child to-his mother, you know, is one. of thatlehts„we can never pay. - Poor' 'wonnin,",the' Very thing' I did' to gratify; her 'most hast-' tined her death:: She Was Very-fond of: her dairy Jutd, proud of her cows, and one night ping aunt to , look after them she fell mid injtired herself so thaTslie died goon after." I hair heard the fact mentioned - that 'Mr. 'Steven:cloud on one occasion given $lOO,OOO to tho.peor of-Lancaster county. "It is nut truc".licsald, I have never been able to do Ory such 'have railed finan cially three tittles: The„TirSt -was through !going bad and -security, and it broke up a : veryfino, practical had in Adams ,county.- The second it:as - through the carelessness of , a ! Partner ! in some iron Mills. Sates "Were - presented to the for payment which I had neverexecuted or knoWit of: I wont to my partner and asked. how was. lie ex plained that he had I.)&en losing money fore some time Amt e a ts- halijikinduced mu to embark in the enterprise, be had not the courage to toil MC of the losses, and had signed theftini name to notes without !cim suiting:Me?' - ile began to make a piticous month, but.l cut him short. ',I don't come to upbraid yea,' I said; '-I conic to get at tiro ' I look - ed over the books and saw that wo were deeply involved. Then Isom -to him, 'you take the works and pay all cluims,'Foleasing me entirely.' Ile declined, and I at onc:e said, ' then I. wily and it. was 'thus the iron works conic into my ir:isi;ios-, stop. The third time I failed w:L4Nvlten. the rebels hui:ii - eifiliWrii .- 671E;7 My friends in Lancaster and elsewhere raised itbinisloo,- WO, which they: tendered to r-rne.',but. I tie-. al itted it, and it.went te,the poor ; fund, -but I did not givait. I managed , to get through my trhuhlic atitrhaVt;''neverquitien'advan-' large-of n bankrupt lacy-Yet:' ! 'r; imd' sba You.soi wen who - t weet their t beavers brushed the wrong way are "snobs." 2. .• : , MEI I'i° ME tiON'i"l.sll3 al/.1 MEM .); if v . 0 3 , 4 „ Al =IN CWHOLKNOBER -, ' , 2 031. MMU=!inMe=MWI tarin,and , *iiitothold goluntit. AGRIGULTUREVis.Ibe most useful and most noblo employment of mon.—WAsumatorg. Cou~rmiiohsio. ° Sclbofiotitr Recipes and ar ticlOsatintarestartaxatuOtiredeliciteti• for this depitrtment et,the-pa.per,,, We desire to supply the public with the bestpractical information In reference to the farm, garden, anationsehold. The Cattle Disease. I A stntomento4factscoucorning the Texas - cattle,diSealtf,..rnade by 7: TlC.rDedge,• Statis tician of tha•Departmerft'OPAgriculture, as the rst . l ) t -Prq . l o llt .9 , d..talo,aud.-tlie whites of eight eggs. -When cool, frOst; it. WhoinNaleExecution. At the e3tecutiottof,thoServiart conspira tors at iteigrude, au extraordinary accident occurred. The condemned, fourteen' in number, wore blindfolded and fastened to posts by,ropes .pitssed2round -their. :necks. Four gottdurnt.tben.„.,,adv:anced.- with breech-loaders and blew out the brains, of each prisoner in succession: 'At, the' ezebu- I inn - in the lust of the tin rie6l;- One Or the bullets aimed at, him struck-Abe ;post to which he,ws.s atacht , d, : and, ,glancing, off, en teredtho eye of Lieut. Vasil of thb'fiiing party, killing Win Ontho stiot. all snot. their fat 4, kith- fortiiitde; :smoking cigars until cutled upon to be pbatoued, and fastened to the death ,poks.. El EMI ESE=