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It war* a .valle y mihwhat extensive,lborderail oii the south .;a brupt rind very. tigh hillS,‘'Woaticii to th ir sum „lnii, daceN a. small strip of cultiv d land I near the bAsci,undtermihatirig on th north - .Side is shtng latish covered WWI the .wealth of aryl ' AAttiet strecain Viltr 4nured thr gh t nieadows, now narrow b e tween .hfgh . ks; new' expanding Into a lakolet, near ich Stood a flour-mill.— The hoics&whe I passed:: days at this t i me , Itcd wris sloping down to the strwm ; a*.limembel therellourished three largehir ' ing willo w grow.which Lho ped might Ow s escape the axe and gro . old, as guarlia of the crystal water.— Their exallo lity was fixed in my mem ory by the( eirimstance, that over their top might ibo pen a cottage, situated on the side of the .riountain, just in . the verge of the wc4saill about half a mile distant. The icinelitieis!cf its situation gave it some 'thing ofironlicei and I observed then that whdt hitmica been a garden was checkedll with weeds and briers, and that o rude scree .d' ‘ boards had been built di rectly it ironfoir tE6 - c - bifire,"so as io SEM out all View of the neighboring dwellings. *This strange' precaution seemed misan ith ropical ;, or was - - it forthe purpose o concealin frau• curious oyeS , what might pass within dmrl To my inquiry who occupied that hermit's hut, tilt reply was “Wah*erkß-4' "The 11, 7 wh0 inarried Jane S r' “The genic.” Her naip' efalled up' distant recollections. I had seen !Ass S. once nt a rustic ball.-- She 'was a puntry beauty, .rather'better • .cdUctitcd thy ittost of the damsels w,ht : were her coapnionS. .lodeed„ber father used to c.ompinn that she spent too much time in reading. ilia idea was, diet allei a girl had let school and completed her , education, sle had nothing • more . to do with bookfY,' ,I,3ut ; he rarely interfered,rex . cept by a .fitte grumbling, .with her pm . suits. espbciiiliy . ii - Chisliotts6 was always :'• in the best.',ooer and his dinner excellent. Jane was a Owlet; housekeeper, and her leisure Itourtislic, sliest ns pleased heaself ---not heedini her father's ominous. shake :of the head, lt hen he saw her earnestly dev \ ouring aloe]: , or netic,ed the shelves ~.illWd with bodia in her little._ chamber . .— itShe will 'ewe . oft such follies A flier, •she 1 . marries," xls his consolatory remark ; [ and in truth wheir the -indulged girl did marry, whittler sh© gave up her - reading •or not, shed not sufrer it to interfere . with her . h ' , hold duties. She was the 1 . most exein rr wife and mother in the country; n d all'. her•neighbors predicted f - happiness'lrra her 'union with young.l3--. His rather ' d left Itim•a•small farm well it ; stocked; wi •a house large enough for comfort an even :elegance; and few men . : :be walifa th bettor 'prospects of can t mar , is, active an'drltfir -- t twos, ai rei _ o •. • , : In , . 7 .1.1101%6W,W11eare.... c 4., .....,.....,.., ~ ,acq aiatance with tl , young, couple had / left them thus,- and, I. as naturally Tior4e - , .:what' '• ' ' ' ' .::,. surprised to fi d thern - :liviiig ilk a '.t home of so little iretensioni : : • • ' . . f "The only trorvel nbout.. it,".said the . `• . - 3 frien,d to whom .1 expressed my ,Avouch ,, r, i\ 1 . is, 014' they 11,We,ahotne.ht all. When' •': : Walter toolc . ..i#, ttlik,:lu toc, I,E % _vetit:fi,r.s!! nd thda 'his `fa . 1 whs . 'neglecten „ till at List; when' bold . ti pay his dtOts, it brought lesi than bait it :91aci':Y I, 1 \ ...; Ala! ; 1 ie.‘3 . c contra* story, of •• the , ..,`intO,*teittto t,in• , '.:' ~,orde4to. , - indulgence 1 fieiippit: kg ivi#: meetings with .;,his Vd_aiT,lbsio ;09c445icy 34 4 9,l4cos,sc.s.:o l t' . a. hial. foi--WOrk 2 fur" 'days„dttriug,. lv ickithlo SO 4.11.4 tow- iirifEratAteppd 1 iiidgc," tr i o ohis lvile that each Shoultll t it, 40.th0 lait-1 le iby more frequent . 'tißFititT;';iitiii.943e-4Ressl !11l PY'dP l * Ifttlisitett 40Seiteltand.the iteryfriends It': -14 s--igtdl4loi'.irieei.abandoned t if • . . •-• . ' .. • -. . . ""' ' 4 - • , ...',... J. .;•-.', ;.: :', ;. . Diu ce t ' titplipa,,pf..,..,his, en pions, ~ . . ---- , nd oiler A WEEKLY ..PAPER: ykvoTgD ;TO LITERITURE, AGRICUL'I'UItE:IIIurtAIATY, ANII FORM'ON vvreutprltlict Volatme 3. poured . froni the eitiMifia and'uPpCr Win . deivs....,-At the er.tnetrxwitent a femalelig mOusheclfrorti behind ( lhn screen -before mentiened,clasping an.inflintio liar'breaet, and dr igging . along a Child about four years of age; unitiapidty descended the slope of the mountain. , • Not', many,paces 'behind, I her' Inisbnrid foll Owed, calling . upon.` her 1 with shouts anclexecrations to return ; but his evident intoxication rendered it impos siblefor faim to equal the speed of his fly ing wife; and' well was it, for, her, f o ra, I largo 'knife was in • his hand, which ho I brandished with frightful tom:tea:S.:ln less time than it,Wciuld take to narrnto what passed, sevaiitl of 'the neighbors bad tun to , meet, her. . idst . 'as she reached ' the W . stream, through wh!ch she rushed With I both children inter arms, theft sank ex.l busted. on the bent ) ! they. crowded :you nd her with eager offers of assistance. • ..B— now came up, heedless or the'men and women who iegardedliiin with looks of fear'and hot - rip:7 - I:le.:trod - dropped - the knife, buChad not changed his threatening tote,. and with shocking imprecations, re ordered: 'his wife to '"get up, and .come home •tbis instant I" The 'poor woman uttered no reply—in deed she was hardly capable of speech; but the . - . millerot sturdy man, answered 1 her that she could go no more to.the home ofct villain who had nearly killed her.— These words provoked p— to unbounded fury; he rushed upon the man who had spoken them with sue!' violence as to throw him oil his guard, and would have stran gled bim but for thoOterforence of others. When he found tkintself overpowered by superior strength, he revengal himself by the most fearful curses, vented especially upon his poor wife, whom again, with a. busivo epithets' he ordered to "go home, and not c x pose ;herself in, this ridiculous manner!". • • • , , ' ' "No,Waiter," said his wife' rising at last, ad confronting him with a . pule but determined face : "no—l will 140 T return to you. ICotild have borne,tis I have long done, your harshness and violence towards me ; but you havethis night raised your hand against the lives of these children, and, as it is my duty before God to protect Timm, I leave you forever !" Whatever , reply the drunkard might have made,,,it ‘YaS drewned in the indig. rant clamors of the bystanders, and ho was hurried off to jail. His wife was cared for by:her sympatnising female acquain• lances, and soon provided with a perma. nent situation, whore by the labor. or her hands she could suppo'rt herself , And her little ones. And sow, very soon, did her changed appearance bear. winless to the improvement. She became contented and even cheerful ; and the playful caresses of her children beguiled her of many sad thoughts.. ' '.. ' When B— awoke from his intoxication in prison, the recollection of what he had done, overwhelmed him with shame and remorse. Ha sent for one of his neigh bors, and entreated ltirstleifeirTti - ealisWt to his inj . uredfirarrt Sane wepp meet ; .ness;ao4.onlM fromher boa , as she of f.r - god, he might be forgiver; but she co d f r not, dared in - ii trust his All -violated wo d, and,'s:terillcte her children. Ilex' det•rminatiottrils fixed ; and (or weeks ; together, t [Mug& with a bleediq heart, she returned the same :,cciswdr to tilt entreaties of her,.r4.mtaal IM3bancl, She dared not even see'hithrfest her. resolutions might be shaken. i . When at lasl . l3L-'WadiSelierged from jail, full orindignatien at tv . litiChe termed Oho cruel' a his wife' lie made no etfort A° 'see tier or the' ehil 11'; but 1 after shutting hitliself up 'a•mon ior twain tare College, which had been say a by,time ly .ntteition,freni - .being - ban d ori\lhe night of; .litie'u :cape--he d arted;to one knew whither.. He 101 l repro ehful . • kittor;to hie :wife, professing himse driv. en to desperation, ri,ti laying ott, fir: the blare of hi.? future crimes. No furniture of !My value was found in the hoOe . e, the grOjer .part luiv.l4,,lieeripiiNaospd of to I.progn tiro food undiiiuor , ffivo ~ years after-do' occurrence,' (I fit 4 thnipartieula.,trom a , , friend,), a -vd = ' , lssembl4 l, around the jail. in 1. 1 ,' ;.%. murder; ';under Immtoncee, hull been . ighliarhoodi „ a . ofit.n *lied hallieepi•ir- ~t, oxgruipation, cam.; tid4is that had traps-, lis'kuilt on the minds WMUYeith'suppressed ligtiituf6 foils:mod the Ikheo he . ..'die,- ~ htAithirt thl:OrnY . ;e brake out in groans wor in,,rung. and rei ) n' '' 11‘ '- ' '. - 'even 114 Lnee, vliii .. .htiii ten- haggard;_warr,-erna ateds .not • ' -. Cyp s*to,a knot of shadow of his for r self i the , woman ly t io,ioked 4 ,e,waS , blooming !h . "Ml' ilia ifreshntiss: . or 'almost lOir.;,4fe.renete;mldi m4liierf beadty li;.ri jinnhttllod! l Vi l, t)ia4notpft . gip. tieblieebtri;•Orjj'ieviV'' iiipritij:fiiidl attliirifted I ~ , . .ii ilielpxon‘ true, their tr9ces ,on heYI rBtl;'6l .l 1 riatried IVie wittlY. , :*;•/• , :• 04tis •symmotry. of, her fo ;,. and the ve.Fy pu-i liti,,blidf.4pir bus; rity ano4fitiderneh ft, t I, l kikiiittittliof'ex . l eteir,:lii ) . 4lle.infit . tor- i)resnion ! rebtiked• tfi ',OiifiticiOuli:hiiVie? as 1.• kg,t/9.4..p'h,tir,lre ' ,, I . E L uA,... .itt . irl•at'it_ tige.'l!,:to:ll. pati.O.ih_itdrifrbo:'lditn,.: .40:6*iiinegh. ~r yßp, 0 - 411e 7 ...de; dntiOn;P,.:As has.hettott••*k fit'lii • iiiic,lier aild,stisid ilitas Alfilliti.kpb..otiissOOP:oit . - 41 : ;' , 1;i:;,, ..,i i ,! -- .‘ ' ..•,. 2:''''..;' '' ''',, ,' • ,;,..,•';:'•'. ~;.•• • ,•'' ••.. , I , ' • . •.' ';'/. l ' 'l•l•!ri. , ';' , ' 4 .t 1 . ,• , ~•ii,?l'lei. ' • ••.. '• . -,; ..,'"." • ,-? 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' When the unhappy wife returned home, it , vitialo give -Way, tothe bitteranguisli 'of l'remOrse4- . -;-to Veefi and sob all, night us if Iher heart ' , Would break,:" follow have I been able 4co kneel'. night -rind- moining, to ask pardon of God," 6116 . - cried . to,•hor- Self, "when I refuse my' aid to save a fel low being' fiOm destrUctionl• And yet— i . these little pries," and. she .hting ; over her 1 sleeping children--the fairboy,With bright cheek shaded by his clustering curls; nnd thosweet dark-eyed girl, so like him be fore excess had marred his manlybeauty. , 1 Could shu 'hal: , e :brought . these,innocent 'ones into .wretchedueSs—perhaps guilt? Had she not done right to Snatch , .thcni from ruin - ' (alien by abandoning their fit theil ; She knelt once more, and prayed for guidance, for discerninent of the right ; and her mind was calmed. ~ • Before noon the neat day, the jail. was again' visited by • groups of idiots, gazing into the- wip'dow of 13— s cell, which look ed upon the street: It might be that the prisoner was maddened by their taunts and derision; he was leaping' about with frantic gestures, clapping . his hands and laughing - immoderately, or' thrusting his face between The bars to grin , defiance at his tormentors...Suddenl•a , woman — her face concealed : by a drooping bonnet and. thick veil—glided through the crowd, and,' reaching up to the window; oared a par cel t 6 the prisoner....lk,grasped it eagerly with a wishful look,.but tho woman did not stay to be recognized. - ,It .was observed, as she hastened 'away, that her steps tot tered, and. she held :down her head, appii- rently overcome by emotion. Welltnight the fearfully changed countenance of , tho accused appal one who had known him in better days! . ' The parcel contained a portion of, food more palatable than is generally -.allowed toqiriSoners, and„a Small pocket Bible-- the book E—! had once prized—the gift of his dying.mother. , His name was written on the , first page in . her hand. Many times'in the week, always ut dusk, did the Same compassionate visitor stand at the grated window,ond offer food or ,books to the prisoner, who was . evidently affected by the kind attention. , He ceased his idiotic -dancing and laughing ; he answered noth ing mare to the uebraidings of :vagrants without ; and •• those who looked into his ' window, saw him. most ,frequently seated qiiietly itt the table, rending,' or with his head on his hand in•de,ep thought. With thankftdness unspeakable Jane sa.9-iiis change ; but her joy was diiittreitty, net's, when on' one of_Lriii - dy. oner besought lo2.1:-scr tho wife to do what at , lr , r • era -- . ,,i,31-lartreil i ..whon,-.13--. Iva -.cal honte.: to force on his perusal some tracts containing the most awful warnings against Wert:perm - ice, and encouragement to the vimim to struggle for recovery. , , He had' . no other bock+ It, beguile • the time; he could not, now, as formerly, mil .rit,or putlisli bur, even had :he any sespiciop who •she was ;•tchat , might ensue if he read thorn ? , Her effort was crowned with success. ~ Not a week had . pitsse,When the'objcet, entreaty-for. liquor, which had been..urged night after_inght, was,dropptd, to be.,renewed. ne..more.• Jarie,'O heart throhbed,..,when,abe thought of;this i but, I nlos I , even_ if . 1 16: Yore kgailY.lrOofmcd , wettld!thti,.liye to prove hiniselcso?: .; • , Two - days:... rolled on,• and -the ,thte.fur .trial arrived. ! Ttta. prisoner had conmu cated with his•coansel ; witnessea,latc. been Ant for ;, the ,principal law,yor eat,ed-in Itkinprosaentionhad unfolded the c ain - Of uviNeco, by ,iyhith ;his: guilt ;way to ..bo p rovedi• !hop urt was ; to : open pelt I tripo-' jag. * TN, accused had received me of, his. former' i . F iguailittutices: d wing, 1 o day, inad! as - night 'llreW near, he Was: lone.-- O 'his table - laYOletter he iiii&j Tiiii: 1 , 'tbif.3 Ile , -Was liaclatt; the'•roorn,l ancitia, .hht witha mind filled*h, panel'' i pughts. Tho . joilci opened. thu:,deer,- it nneuriced ii . name, received the, p ison'eeo f atiiitled ail eant itind f the next '.I onie,rir . the long "aii tilingedl husband 'an Wife 'We i•i; Id ge t,hai. 84-.4id net stir; heas petrified try our- 4093: but Jane; Tua nd,l4lhint t, tier' sans were: round; liit,ne , ol , and , slie • iveptOti* 10 . 1 - Her' I husband ' Vida' nrioVA' but 'struggled il,v,„ apparently witl . itia• ' 'ridd ; '• Fel uriclOpid het. irnis v stepped` tlt 4t t littl.e,atid looked .earnestly : cit,lier, - .,11 . t.siO . , ,inOeedi' the ; two 't the Mali `aline, brought me this---yes, I Ivet lielaugh -1 ed convulsively 'as he e d t s, and his. wife turned pale'. ' "to -, h . Jane- 1 look here!" and lifting, )the varlet of his bed, : he produced s vent ottles ila r ho brandy and whiskey. ' Tey w .full 6 asked you to giv me:Mo i continued, "and yon wo d net ~but oth era, less merciful, brough these mi.--` gro ly so , p lc, Junell Do not.'Shudder,iind I swear to you, 1 h avel lot,tastedLie 00 1) 4 though I have had the a fort iglit P-:: 1 Those books , saved ale, foF I' read ot:,everA ,worse cases' 'than mine. c,I took : , tii oath,l Jano,.on the Bible you trought ino the first 'night—l-My would never tastojipu r :410 11 1:_ rues aft '7 ti 1 0,, 6 ' 4bi 4 . otherls' Bibk. , --iliat, TI i k u a t p io t r t 1 1 . 7 „..4 e; t 9 .). . t : i; ; .vi b l A rin ' . but ler; tears ,wcra.A.L6 se J "You know, Jane, I Wits always fond of books; and If I had not been a slave to &ink, I might have • bean fit society for 'oven the judges who are ,o .try me t o . r n or ., 143w.-011,- ill could only 4i ve :my life ever I [ But,it is too late noiv: yet it is something, isiityot,",and his pale lice kindled; "to, know that'l can, that I have - overcome the' Tit'"cilit last? that I shall stotdic i t i t Len here in drunk ard i '/Ui - cembor that and let everybody know it. 1 havll-' letter. God will Tomeinein your when try soul stands, klfore.him inent ?" "Oh, my husbatip, pu• shall not die 1" cried The wife; ns wEll Areal - fling:tears she clasped bhp again to hoi' a r ffi s• ; , . ; • •.1. '"the will of .Gods done; - and . that I can now say.sinccrely.: PoNiTi willinglo go. The -)3ibk:says, l nai'dninkartt-• 3 hall „enter sin His kingdei\l ; ,but fa not . d.,drunlard. lam a degraded % etch ; an oute.r:St' of man, about 10 '-die a' felonPs death ; but I, feet a' triumph,. Jam l; a (toy .unspeakable ; that 1 have c6nqUerld re , worst ,enemy. z i •I' thank God •.tliat. , . bei has supported: me througli:thOstrukgle It wis a terribleonoP i ' , 'l'. noid riot at \IC gth'icr:ord 'this 'intei.- 1\ view. nefl saAnd mor than-that, •aftei weeks o the mosiagiinizpg suspense and anxiety, tine • had the . ~kh. p piness to .hear that herhusband *As; ful ji , nciplittcd of the ritne:ltii !rii his eliarg :I to .receivo:'him \ nee' rnor land welCorw liira - Ad• a :•liorrie. f or main i Imlay 'hel toSs, - the victim. of :wasting Ickness _6 tins ,wifo , Worked y . and'il flit •to -.p . '. rd shim '; comforts, an d. her - el dren ;pia , d aWni:na- his.. bed!; arid in ,Iril. curt , waS- Pb 4 tliopoet sweet- ,IY .- tOrm'2 , "'n iymn:ofi ittikfulriosS",nevoi silent. ' I .Wh 1: . ho! ye,: vafedi'ito fOurici , it 10n914 sj,ectru2l9rawcpll) 11 fn '6OO, •- tho • .. - 711 151( her hand beseechingly, he e‘ried,"lnive you not , '"Vorgiven you, Juno What'a 'wretch* i 1 1 ! "I was wrong, Walt's even at the worst ; ',but o bearhard thoughts'towa ' "Tell me, Jane, is it me these_?" nointing te ti "Yes, Welter ; for . ' t reada them now.; She was interrupted .b husband ; ;he ''sank on h thank lier'; but to proven i \ ri 'with h'm ' and prayed To moth) of her heart: ' ; Who i' B— was ' au li asked a or his children, a • ' • ••• table, mid, jahei let . • . you; a' better spirit; last. li . f it were God's Longer', I might make and hither; but I dare now." ' Jane longed td 'ask her 'tongue refused to utt. husband Seemed td read her angious'look.. "Before high Heaven, elare to you that I am crime for which I shall row!" , • • A shriek of joy, scarce from the wire; she clasp, raised them upwards ; gra speech. "Then you will live!! length. • "NO'Nane, I dare not servo to die. I am guil hilt What have I been 'to dren t ,What have I been a recklesS out cast ; my the enemy of: God ! .have . lo'ng looiied to Abe end of my Cated r, and 11 last But J havamaster, ,(.0 -1: iIIIII=IIMM y .i :~.~ ~y•.. latitisloil of Fric tiOefikrota t isiClir• Uri , . . midi' enoulsaulg., ,r , —, Tbo NclUoik Eapress, in reference tot,he..eonduct,oft he Abolitonitts t!iPyp acuse, on,the I'.occasion of the hate„ ;al; "It now begina to be time , to nirltate a nother question, and, that is the exclusi& 11) laic' qlthelinz,migl:cdi,on;rif Ilacks,Linto the - fret- 4(ates, ;' as Indiana -I halt already done. If every runaway negro is to , bring With. him rn Syracuse fight, let 1.1.1 ,forbid negtoei•by . law from coating bare.r We have in; this State already prohibited ; them from votindtinless they havelt large . pro. pony qualification :: . [Pennsylvania is rt. head of New York, having a Constitutien• al. provision against the, negroes.voting,] and no' doubt, a majority to prohibit their entry here, could be got just.a.s large as that Cvhich prohibited them fromivoting.,--- We cannot afford to make the free,States a battleground for rtmawaynegroes. We cannot afford to, have a repetition of Chris tiana and Syracuse outrages. We cannot afford the ill-will, the bad blood, the_maim ing and murder, the Abolitionists through 'the means of these runa.erty negroes, get up between the North and the South. The true remedy is to forbid the immigration of Nogiovs, and step the entry ef any more of them into the free States. As long as the white and black. were permitted to, live Ipeaceably together, no. such law was ne- ' cesiary ; but, ' if the Abolitionists are bent , upon bringingus constantly into collision Iwitb the law, we must, remove,all have 'of such collision by refusing, to have any 1 more negroes.among us.. • '-. , "The first duty of society is to care fo'i I itself—to protct, itself ; and if etrang,ers cot& into it, bringing nothing but the seeds lof mischief, and perhaps civil war, it is c notenty just, .but indispensablY,neessa- I ry, that their coming should be prohib ited. Society is a State family, aed as the fam r l ily turns from its deers the 'neighbor . 'who 1 would bring disgrace nod .d isorder into it, so ought the state faMily to turn from the ,State ' like . elements of disorder "(Es, ' cord. Thus, ,if blacks can 'no lan- Iger come among us but upon the repeti tion of Christiana and Syraeuse scenes, ct-,cy meat no lenger - comm ------- They mast he prohibited from entering tlio State. Of course, if there are no fugitives, there will be no Fugitive act to he executed he're'; and , thus the obolitionists will be gratified, and we shall be saved the disgrace of trea son, mobs, Fturder and maim. No , vil -.ge permits a powder maga7 l ine to be in )idst of it. . Those runaway negroes, q, are in some villages powder mag. hich" blow otherwise peaceable that state of combnstibility heat burn the *tete laws, `loyal Constitution ilsor. ifing, along , with such ,'• is to remove' the . Willkei 1" forgivon'the7" Oh, Heavon, to 'desert you sly you qoliot t. nie 1" oti,who brougtq I: books: tight'siciii . :iiciittil . the sobs of her ; as if to that,' knelt him hi the deal). ieptly-calm 'he cipointitt to the , had' 'Written trust; than the I I' shoUld live better husband t think of that ie ' - question, but the word: I-lei• Iho meaning 'of said lie,-"l'db noeent of • the tried !to-trior- i p ie p r re h a i s i e n d, ds 6 a u n rs d t udo denied her she gasped at dpo ; and I de, , ss of murder; ',u and my chil hese last years? n destroyer ; I you, Jane, I 1„11 , lows as the v i come to it at I t tyrant thit m, op it se tames, , beople , ! , - WiAc.l) rniAk and uteri the ( Tile twqt svny Ci , , . . ctoraDustftn e , ne ig h ... .. / TeoGoo'pxo;;rag l related the Collowing sto.k, which is a goou one:. 'A. traveler, Whom we afterwards knew, ()nee• tsrrivcd, at a, village inr ? ,, after, hard day's travet t and being vessy tired, requested asoom to sleep in, but ttk'f an d. lord said they were . entirely full, and it was utterly impossible!to aceosnodale hun that his wife had to sleep on,the sofa k .1-hisils‘slr on the'lloor ho Would sec %vtit s.c. could d o for. Th . o gookl wovirta op 0 • • . , •• sato that the was (vie room. winch he s „ • guiding, he woufd agree ,to the sm-s -ditio ,to enter the roorn,lafe, in.the dark, Ind,leave it ?arty, the morning, to pre sit scandal, ns . the room wi occu pied b rl lady. This he. isgrlied,:te: About o o'clock ,that:awful anise wi- heard' in the :hoes?, ano?r friend, I's' traveler, Was found him ling heels ov's head down stairs. On cur . landlord's arriving on thc spot, and ?milli.. I ring what ho matter was; the traveler ejaculated. as soon.. cis he was able-' to spealc,..ph the,teamatz.,'s dead I'--- ".l;,w,t knoh the' latidlb?d bow yo find,it,out,?" ~Lint ran .14tpir70:—`,fIliciuslititutIf men, says. Cha por.o,:‘bigatho ? , 1 1 , 1 9v 6 liver—pass , ofr tl stg? of life,, a*" are hears] ofnq,snor _Why ? ‘;, 0.:',.6•1111; 10 1 eisnipet` .1: BUM ,~~„ kriat .Mw et.., Atrlt t ,„l4 , t - r WAPVI Ong' OU * ie! OPPIC +r;:itk • • :'. , • . •• , 1 t.. • ,ti f ,21517 -5,.. y„ I , • ~,tIV4 1 ..M'lPv•t PS,. Mitt...l1 -r 1"*Ile i'' facts itn , 144446_0(1 fiiilliktAtiliii 4:: has parP 6 tiated'ths rallOVinkgaligt, ~,,,,••- -- ' •• "evil Potion. •-I,Cliiit' 1itir....30V-"nOr t , 1 .• l, ' - - - - a. i ekgica exPe,rinto4l4-4 1 36 1 4 4#,Y1( ' 1,•;,,,,... ::„ ~.„7 : horned,' tyttfost•Ofttlalutadrigg,• . ",:" '' 41- .. in Snntli Senknia streerAfritit*..l.;,• - ' . .. 4 ::', 4 *to try aneettpetiitteift•edithe)tt ti • .`r.'ii!,,i.,,, - ! ,4';' rcirker;: . an edeentriefnettriipi#W,;; t. ; - his living hy deini•littlojetts l :lo . 1 ? 71.' . .„1:•: `stars id'itiat:MatkOtto l 4Tho'tt t,' • • 7.7 7 ' l' - , itforeittid:proctircitirw!:intii: ' ~:,;:r.r., ~.; one 'tide f 'Of OithXll; Of '''. ~: ''' :1, t _''S:Y i r (lath fel ly. l Sebbf}ilxl out 1116.- ;. ; •...,'•; i .17: 11 f-X ; .:‘,t„; nothing lint:the ihiu,iitittir.,44.it -,•'!"'••• 11 .0. ' the tppcarnneti , f ttrattilit l / 4 3 9san' ,. • •• •'''," . ' ever .'whewthe;iiide whilitNiniti tt •.,, . , • • > I ed'viatkxurned a tidy , frottt thes km • • • ~ tja tale ' in . fact, quite a rilfile9101:; ' 1 Putt -..--all fair add . bOtle4t low f tittototitsin _ oIIO,NOSS Odd deceit 'Width:Kb-Me • ittillge: eters' placed' this deeeptivoloctritiliWlitt - 44 ! :. stall againscone off the-iyonviikkil4,ll4:: market house, and - eallir*3gPetetillii4lo? ire just relbrred 'id,' (Avhdoistlitii*ollat,tW I be of unsound intellect, theugh.histietat in ' as selid, substantial and thick, atsilict'Skull" pinny inwyor .10 • Philaddlphia)3theynk4 •• fere& him the'pumpkin its.wpremiumwif, : by. the exercise et %WS - linftingl abilitina„ which are very 'remarkable; lietneultt ane teed in splitting the globular vegetablc'et a single trial. Peter, who t00k:414,6 flptialt kin for all it ,. appeniud:; to-be, - closed the bargaiwat (ivied; and :taking off• bitt-c,cm : • skin cap, he' Made a rusband:drovezi his bullet-head against the mark mithr.p.forten' that nothing bitt gunpowder ,C.,eiddtJtnye equalled..' 'The pLI mplim.sbell;, of, Cell l'3o, was'crushed almoit to powder by tim trct 7 mendouti blow, and Peter's .head, passing. through this creakbarricaae,(lilcepn eight and forty poimdshot through a ode fence) 4vas v scarcely stopped by, .the•lrop past, which litpeare . d•to.groan and vibrate, %vitt, the check. '• Peter,recovercd himselfilub, • beclthis crown a little, and Observn4:44,!f.if dat had been ' , wrought iron, it tould'At has'te sited mY cocoa-nut, but the dt—p -east iron is a little too . hard for dis-,piggis knowledge bOil.", - 7 ' l ll4le;reter - cielivereh-- himself of this remark; ono 'of the young butchers, named Jphnklently,..tbr,evt.tim.--.. self on the stall in an estacy, of merriment which Peter observing, cooly rernori,cd÷-• "Nebber mind; young gemtnan ',; ,dlt, here skull good for 'apodor kpock,", fled,' pi. king good aim at the head of.ldahter 1-lunt..• ly; he made a dash at him awl estailtsbeil the 'reputation of Ethiopian eraaittnis,..lty knocking the "seven sepses": itut l i i. tilt, Caucasian ono ,worn by Master /1. T!) ( :, juvinile had been chiefly in...troincutal in getting up.this little drama I. :tntl illy t.•% . , , n handed 'justice he met .with . . 11 /a2. . 1 3 , "k'' him remember that a very plent.tini; joke may have:al very, , disagreettlA r t ;,...J,ttlicnt, BIMINI employer caused Pete,. tt,) h.l ar . rested . ; but the - bard-heßdectnegiqi lAttlig an' "innocent". in the eye of tlie4;4ly.,Tt s t, discharged after a short hearintr.,. W..,, - •• _ . • IT3IBTAXCE..--.TIIO Wing. co phis yUI . ICI r ouis .9d interesting occurrence : , : "Since tn i. ,. : 4, arnmenceinent, or a* , tgritl.f-, of the etrcutt Court - 6r-, ou_r came necessary for • low of the gent Ic:mnn sorpe : ttcrr ed in our eoupty,, to Ilt!pl of, eterson, the, •,perpotrin t ame. : ' It so happe i ned,.o se which his • deceased din on the day,ofhismur in the,,c_oppany rf oi I ' llO sPIP.r§Fil n'Y t lIV t it per, arid itl) an intetlige. ' :. 3 1 they app c cilocl pe4,l' l ,t4eS' 1 mu,r4eri ' tb 1 \ 110 ,r5t4 Eligno, of alannvi .) 'it! ft —. 1.-'4416 ~7,.,-,...., 6.4,0,,,c4„,,,.,, 3 i ,n6,,:,,,mi,.t.,,,x,„, - "' A ncioullt4 ~ ,A:sc 9 W''' , .. ' ' 6 dor r' '''i 10 t Mr, 1114 1 in, r ,; z ' 0,4; 4ticl,.ttpi)mi,:.e . :l iatitly ~011.0.r''ZI- ' Vate3' ho : ~,-• .vino 11p, Alorriwontbor dot% • " rein-end watch bis , nppoacbed,•noar tile • , he elevated bin sd , to•bo watchful,: did, .114:4 snort ro?.pe,c•tliti,r % qte ,l3,, aPPr9 ll o 2 iiv 4 l.9r tticuninjal , pn?qk-tbe 4110 ki,il4 lo , by: liter tpoitor !nit] MArdr . 11 1 1 , 11. 191!nd. the ci
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