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Christmas ball, at which she partkulatifwisbell ins appear well.' 714 antis was now being. 4 kind," and Miss Iko*n ,atood, sheiks in kmuul,"assidy i the ,alieady ksw neck to the rtintribed dimendotts. - "0, no, Fanny 1 11 interpoise t : MonfacerierT, +• pray don't have it tiny lower that e: pOr.is!" Mercy on me, ma'am P' hastily anstrilei: 0 1 . 4 Brown. " that don't begin to be lotegeolgh. VO7l the fashion-plates -that 1 have jest teemed from Brixton are as much as two inchetinwer than that, 'and Miss Masmeand Miss Scott and Miss itcibert son ult-trar had ..pew draws kw this bail, and 1 cut-ill of the away, off the , 'kookier*. Irti safe 'Mise•Fanny's\ neck is twice as handsome as ei ther of-theirs, ill ilon'teee why she should al show it." 0, m ma !" adied,,rann y, in a pleading "do le? me hare it low ; I'm aure, it Mary Robertson has hers ao, it must be right, fat she is always in ,the fashion; and--and--I went it so ) mamma, very r9uch." " child, have it own way; but I must ray I 40..n0t think it modem or becoming in a young gid to expose herself in this way." "0, mamma, . I'm snit It can't, be immodest, when so marry people do it" " A peat many people have bean mtutleters, Fanny : does that prove that it is right to murder!" " To; indeed, mamma; but this is quite diiiirent" " How is itdiffutent Fanny '1" Why—fstonit know—becanse.--- 7, " Lucid reasoning s upon my words Fanny ! But 'Miss Brown is waiting to hear yoitr tieciainn about the dreg& Mow will you have it cut I" Is Well, I will have think—ths is, if riti do ttot object, manna:" " L artr i erilling, dear, you ab?uld bate it the way which mita you tett." "Thank yotil Miss Brown,. 1 *lll have it low, if you ion nth, it will - be becoming." c . , Why wislimny'so ansious her dram - should be Lishionable and becoining I I don't believe you know, and no. I will tell yon, reader. A few days prrrinus to the -commencement of my story, Dr. Heidi bad informed us girls that a handsnme, weal -14, talented, and'apermhie city beau, to whom he stood in the . relation of cousin, was coming down to spend Christmas in our hula village, and wotdd bs at the Chrinmas ball. "So, gids," concluded the doctor, " f advise you all to look your best, and ad ycalt Fratlibati for Ilialmonsays he wants." wik, and moms to see if hoeset fill in lowdown here." • " Dr. Heath, did you my he was good-looking?" asked hole Annie Selwyn, with a roguish smile on her 'pretty lips. "Good looking, Annie! why, 'tie profanation to apply such Merin to him ; he is a perfect Adonisi, and !exert *ill carry off all your hearts. We poor village beaux - wig -be quite forgotten, if we are tit already." And poor Dr. Heath glared al most imperceptibly-at Fanny Montgomery. Slight '.as was the. glance, Fanny saw it, and went most industriously to - work dining with young Green, on Whom she had before hardly aeigned to east a ideate. Dr. Heath watched her for a few moments with rather a bitter smile, an I then, turning to El• lea Mason, he devoted himself to her during the remainder of,rtlie ermine. Fanny watched him out of the comer of her eye, and inwardly resolved, that, if Frank Hazleton should prove at all to her taste. Dr. Heath should repent introducing him, to his d) mg day, So now you understand why Fan -try was so anxious to appear to advantage The dress was finished, and Fanny was lit cc. mines at the smoothneus of the sit. and the grace. Jut outlaw of the waist ; but a slight DILA mantled har s etteek and bum as she observed how Ivry low •the neck was cut. ' • V " You are tune, Mai Brown.° said sbe , "that that ikno limier than the others you mentioned cut ing!" no, Miss Montgomery, and not near so low r ter faskuort-plates hare them. Fin sum, if I had roar vied. I never would wear a dress a thread ht. ‘ '*lier than that" • it this moment, Mrs. Idortgotnery and Fanny's; cousin. buy Warren, entered the roam " How do you do, Limy F . said Fanny ; chow xi° yOu like my new arms r • .;11,4e material is very pretty," _answered her 4 emote, 3442 ....._4•• • , I BUI What, big rl • ; • "urty probably thinks,. as I do, that it leaves .your neck too tench expoSed, for either beauty or' tincidattyi - remarked Mrs...,Mataipietery• mother, why srdl. yea keep Say* that! You don't think so do you Limy r , "Why, Fanny, ' since you drive . me to it, I tam oaf that I should, hardly like to wear it so very low " ° Why, Litry, it's all the hohien, and Mn. Boatrn says that all the gids have them — so." Lore .ansuvred Lazy,' with a quiet 'ftwie " but 1 make rt a rile never to do stylist do trot *pore of, merely because other people d°. 3Fna Brown ran tell you that she Died weft bald to persuade me to have mine. made in the Same mioner; but I believe, Miss Brown, yen finally 2 reminded that your- rho:sieves only thrown away rs ter =I F 4' • rl\ L . t ! - $,• ~, •:..r,'!, . .. .--:>.'l,` ...., 1... P. E.T. - , rallit)llED: 0,114 Y *Eli* 60 .. "; :kr IC* - Ai taunt:Haat:WY - fik4i., , Ati,D., Mei ' 4 - . A. Jet ._. "'T :.r • mumevit , :_,to •. --- -•••iwar n..- . . . . , a Why,. yea, bina Wartutt,'? answeredibetdreat instet., UI . found you mote set about hayitug pate Own wi 4 ih ,it I *iv" baTO 1414 'Autkic*, face .a. _ • imow 4 1 -my may' , is die tied one,. I am_ genandly pretty determined Von it. mailly,,Farst don u t you thiolcAal arose a lode low I" • is No, neta hie," answered Fanny, tether *arm. ly ; ale irai determined to defend her dna!, to the death, a* the saying is. Liny said en mon esd Fanny wrote the 4lreas. Ceristmas night had emus, and are wee all as. sembled in fir hall in which ourvillage balls were usually 41ribibisted. Dr. Heath and his friend Ha? Aeon litaimotyat made their appearence,ami ma, n'y biigfireances were dimmed imiiatirmily.towards the door. Decidedly the two prettiest girls in the man were Fanny Mummery aim Liz:). Warren, .1. though their appearance wax very different. Fan ny, in fall consciousness of her low-necked dress, and her mother and coitsinrs disapproval of it, had an °nose:4 haughty cud to her beautiful mouth, and her heid was perhaps a little more throws back than Usual, while hei cheeks gtowed and her eyes sparkled, from a feeling which, if analyzed, might have proved to bars been partly the consciousness o f h a ving :lad her own way,, panly a knowledge ' , that s h e m a vey handsome, Ind, lurking in the depths of her heat, a uneasy leeling that she had not done well ill ci;:nqpntling the advice of her kind mother. Liszy Wan - f.en, on the contrary, mo• dest, quiet, and tketiring, tenth:teed mean fringed gentian, wet with morning deli, and striving to bide its-marvelous beauty under its broad leaves. The door at- length opened, and, this time, ad mitted the right peryona,, , T,m. As Mr. Hazleton en tered, each fair =Wen decided in her own mind . thtkithe accounts she had heard of his good looks were not exaggerated. He was a man such as " women love to look upon," with his tall manly form, and handsome intellectual bee. He was of course is - voted with an introducticu to everybody In the room, and the evening went on right merri ly. The ball w nearly half done, and Dr. Heath and his cousin were standing a little apart from the crowd, and comraeolang upon the merits of them scene. • " And Frairkil continued the doctor, what do you think of Fanny Montgomery ! Was I wring in calling bet the malt beautiful girl in Willow sale !" le Humph ! she is certainly handsome, and does eicellently fora partner st a bell, bot I mast say I should never care to meet ber mart at some sorb place..P " Wbat do you wean, Fmk ! Do you know anytian` g gout bet ' Have you ever mu bet be fore f" " Never." " Then why do you speak thus! Do you ima gine that you see indications of a bad temper, or want of intellect, in her face 1 Irmo; let me ten you that I hare known her intimately for mom than a year, end—" ." Is it even so, fair co: I Are you an brit in de knee of this young lady 1 - But let me explain, be fore you challenge mu .to mod combat. I see nothing in her he. that would indicate &Katherine or n foot The only thing which leads to my opin ion " Well, it what r " Her low-necked diem." the doctor burst into aloud laugh, which, for some time, would not, permit him to •reply ; but at length, tripirr; his eyes, he exclaimed— " Exccrse me my dear fellow I bet. welly, the idea of judging a tromari; character by the fashion of her :own is too absOrtl." "Lath on, Tay friend : but when you hare done, permit me to explain. It is not so much the ash. inn of her gown as the principle. that I think oC— A women, who would from vanity expose herself in that manne-r,cannot hare that delicate and retro ed modesty without which a woman, to me, caa be nothing. Now, this Miss Montgomery would, I mate no doubt, waltz with a stranger, if she should be asked ; and i bold that a woman who would do that. is not fit for , a wife to any /Mess man. She is only a trifle, .ctrl* which a man May chat, and latqh, and bandy compliments, in his lighter moments. bat who would take to his head, and his inmost confidence, one whom every fiber tine may clasp in his arms and hold to his binaritod thorwli the audacity may be prirriem, by eastern, and *used over with the name of wheal, Nat I, for one." . . " I hardly p to far'as you, Frank, although I admit that I should hardly care to call a woman " wife," whom 1 had seen waltzing with a sawn ger. Bat you were leaver mare mistaken, my dear fisflowohan in thinking Fanny liforAmenety tmeof these_ "She never waltzes with any gentlemen, ex cepting her blethers and cousin, and once or twice perhaps with me, os some other intimate frie . od." " Harry. I have nos the smallest doubt that, if 1 go and irk her to waltz with me.: that she will do it, although the , never exchanged ten word with Me in bet life, and knows nothing of " I would be willing to wager my wag that you could not persuade her to do it by any awe* in our power. I have too good as tyieitil onerr " "Hll I try r 4 .• Yes; but I advise you to make Ay you mind to a mostifyMg refusal." 14 Well, Harry, will you inakente one prstakel If she coctstemk,—if I can mate to yea - that SW* as film, fickle, and tight as I think hts,—will yea accept of my propos:l4f to-day, and vet= with me to the city to rnotmar I I now cleady see that the chain which holdayou here is lose tothattel. And twat me, Harry, she is not worthy of it. Tour bean is too manly and honorable to be placed in the-keeping-of-mocha bounity as that. Mahe me this mottnee„ nay dear cousin. Think of the lxil liant peaspects that the city opens to yon;, sad why should you sacrifice them for a woman who may locks epeti yes s< oue of a 4yily, of admirers. and ‘131 1 3.1 Z.rf IMI EEO Rho, when of *wet no di*JrMts i On* Other *di the wee *butane, and the mane Wee. tiona of wine; which loppoaeleivii aimed yogi. head 1" • The ram demo; cast &pm his eyes girl IL few .moments *Might amd9- When .IM his voiewasmarad *mom marreyrand despite:me than before, h- - Frank," tatidlie, 4 .l4oriyee seek to 11 9 1 4 49 Ir'. lad *Ma pm foe inatyou know I have always been - ditmeredinwayvaryrnart on your judgment. I trust, however that yorkireetr4- taken indoor /finale offinny'a chmaater : 4 I . hope sn, molt 'meetly ; for I Will net, aer ly to yob, Frank, that her imate fills agikie place ip my heart 'l..ettiis, then. be Ate hist: PO sake that Ate wears-a, rosYbad, new her halm, 'which I have - already asked her for, and have-been refits , ed ifyarrean inabeither to welt:Wit/Lyon, saulto give you that rose-bad, I aril leave Winoirrak; with you to4Dotto‘r, and,lttakt norkiebrthat ken soon forget one unworthy of remembrance. Now go and make the trial. Frank Hazleton missed the tonna, and, in "neth er moment. made one of the bat of "beasti who aunounded the beauty of the evening.- Alliersome trivial conversation, Mr. Hartong, made Moe re. mark upon the beauty of ti wohrortifich die bend were playing; end then, bowing low, iiitaired,;— u Will Miss Montgomery do die nibs •aid my self se distinguished an honor es to take pertin it with met" Fanny Washed, smiled, mid hesitated; but, look ing up, she enceimtered Mears ofDr. Ilea* who had, almost without knowing it, drawn nearer - and nearer to the group, until he made tie of it, and was now listening anxicaudy . for the rinargia . P answer. Fanny had a pretty large dash of coquet ry in her composition, and she withal to makerher levet a bate jealous ; besides that, she had build something very bac irrathq in the low, musical trines of the stranger, and the respectfully-admiring looks which his dark eyes had given her. She smiled assent, and the ytsm man's mu immediately en circled her waist, his breath played upon her fore head, and the waltz began. 'When fatigued with waltaing, nothing was more natural than that they should mat themselves in the recess of a vim'low, to rest and take breath. Frank Hazleton wasdeep. ly read in woman's heart, and well knew 41 the indesetibable Juts, of delicate finitely, sok words that mean nothing. glances whirl say more than words, and all the other machinery offratatien.-- He was sincerely attecheid to 'his ming rebeire, and wished extremely to mail* to his Aaiun Is thasaght so be Fanny's Iran charmer. Soitishwel ly to be wondered at, that, 'ad the end of Wan hour, when Frank nation rejoined his friend, the dispatedmie-bsal adonsodbia buton-hele. argue 1 it to, Dr. ileath.,saying, significantly,— 4 ' Ton see, Harry !" "Tea, Ftank, I gee, and thank you fen doe le. eon. Will you excuse me if I kart yonlobaddra way berm alone !" "may, my dear fellow!" Fanny, during this shod convenetion, had been regaermg the two young men With mutierra looks. She had craght the deepipasnowtel expression of Dr. Heath's hee, as his freed gave hies the rose, and her beast whispered drat she boa barn t~iBitfs too for with a manly. honest • heat, the bed tramed in her; she resolved lilt she would retrieree low error; she 'would not was any More that owir ""mmla she taut .any nese irbh rL 4.4ssacerre stranger,but.waeld ItSelt herself to please be doc tor. " After thorightslie is agreeable sod polished, and alt that. I weahlareat deal mast spend in' harming's-kW itikylrestrusg aloud to roe..dim dancing ttiit thin .3110 lel - lam heartily irony lore ?tits the rosr woe& der what he is saying to Hanyi they me looltieg at me, and Harry seems In be main* ahead has;.;, bin they mina not think f aril *Meth* them. %Mier I amid him to hnow why Harry inults ma very sm. hoPPY? • - . • and on farory-tnvertd aregy-iriehdaciWOW II kw words to Mr. Green, AO* mord, *air pig iog*Trged engirt to the Sole lady, immk as ais4 .rich eery goer oecesm When One" win look ed arearnd, theighjamet of bettlaregiga oraejrnt lea*. irqg eke acorn ; !tisk!, as lrarneed themes the dote, he turned and ea* ono Icattrneanlher. Fin many a any and army night was that higgaud bee, with iterningledesponnion' ref norm* diaapporatmet, annoy, sod love, present to irony's mind, Mr. Buieion did me kale , diatoms with his friend, be wither did se retreatellfaellkomgams ry. He smeared' a sem by the side of Lissy Wat. me, and was mon deeply engaged in eoevemation with bet. Fanny, however, in tbelasi dame bend, bentel a t k ris-o-ris with hint, and, seennoeing ears fte , ed, in an ieritilemat toner • "What has become of Dr. Heath! I dolt see him." "He has allowed me in - penes& Um ai *6, to with me to Poem, where Le Use resepeet of excellent readies is:yreilexinertow' morning, he, prob.* has some prepen44lsi Fanny tamed destb!). pale.arac 'with 011iaift pleientm iTser from tx,747:oirk-litr. Radom pet iiiiite4eiteeme eaumAiee etAmeiesi•~Y ofitief4oll Vl* tra c _ ~..-4'.1 10 0 . 1 110 /6 4 0 - 01 1 , " h mai MI; .444 1 - 1 111014... leameher.. L;rfl • • . 1- Ihieleleirusif - medal* bistro' 4irellimmesef cEax 0" - r t ee forffiedelassey sad rode `'T thariii:oo . a dam aroma a mem alekbelirsieg rarity to be a straws to theirfseoead idasarley amseladed that there coda be =thing esthaskie abed her. Had she beira daraieri tb. *rah* and had alms reined-se salts •wish' biaa„latiratid, ao daub; base appleiliad berretta bonen bid* fined/ lad . imeelleet. As erekAii tern& ad bee in* iiiminCiiije4, aR eklegisiee, and twangy cticiatta hiamilf OD haslig EEII dE ffiiii WIC, I7 'ILT. 4 IIk/We t/ e=ns ni . . .. _ . .. _. .. . _ . _ _ . .. ~ .i.l.- li/O rotidr,t ?r h6. , t4 . 1.3 Crilt . 4 Caiet - i ' et tift l 2 '.M.143..."4.) -IYi Iti rfr. 7: - --7:!. - 4 . )144::: dill.: . '"''llaa. 7, I ....- , 2 . ~ at aiiiriternopt iptiff .:::.,-, ', • •:,,, t 4 1 9WAINniajt . 11 4 0 4 11 actiehlin will :9 1 P wte Wit.nonTirs he*Kftlia gt.es- Alukt *O4l wall to . 4 4Whiklhat..szkant- When I 14 14 1 11 ' .hose mach agthinha as winnln4 litillatelateo.9 lll ans . and then ilia' 441 1 s.rag OA, Ur- Patiatßn AP*: ell it to Harry; perhaps, that _wan what they were talking about so-exisnessiy.., , - Miaow dear! how foolish !bare been ! Wpm: Fauny sobirchher selt,to sleep, 'The mono* carne t and at tray ]Henri on the door, Ate eater eame and went in F:,,nnfi - elteelc k tui - rico; Harrfesene ; end atlast; poor gid . sal gazinji !Coin with -on filled with tears ? the Attie mined by', And' - ix the outsidesrere tiro Wins, °best Which Pau l ny riectaiied u flatly andAtie otht.4 as Hilleton, or as she mentally teemed him, Mephisrophitic Nah.knr.Ooke4 to - Wnidi:4 l- 4 1 *. "al!-MiKfign rolled from her Sight. Fanny- covered her fare with her hands end - igaiiiitay. to the lees Which seeth ed lobe ehollth* her. • A year had reseed; and Pitney east with her coo. sin tizzy 'Warren, working upon a bridal dress for the liner. Fanny'rebeek riartaranewhatpalit and thinner thes - Vitt liblv, - ,thatieed tribe thristmas ball: via hithliz4bOtilaleichingadiltirisilit gay sparkle, foe a softer, and perhaps sadder light. She dittact - smile so oSsek, bat abaft ra, she diktbere was a siregirma in the smile, 'A &lace, at - had wanted. Her voice, too, did nos tall out so much like a bid's, as it fonnedy did, bai had a *paid subdued' pothers in itsgentle tones, which, if it elide it lass brilliant, was indescribably snore hatable than the gay and aiming waxer( a year before. Hit perhaps the mesa observable chaste iris in her dress. ft wear almost anirlike in its simpßeity, covering the neck to the . throat , and the arms to the wrist. Lazzy ' s sweet' lace had an additional hap piness, and any ones would have known by watch ingthe varying color, the smiles which ever and anon dimpled her fact. and the espressionolswect and mingled recrAiction and anticipation which her face wore, that she was about to becomes hap py bride. She was the firm to break along silence, by air, • • -- " Fanny, Fla* sap be is going to bring down his hietpa, Dt. Heath. to the Ireaditg." . "lodeeklr alai Fanny, end best moos. closely ores her erotic. Yes, yen hayeoei sees him since he left, lave your prieediaXg. . No, dear. HoF do you Re these pleb! yea. weed Fanny. , "oh the Oaks are Ira enough ;'bet 1 yard so tell ye" toot which Fmk soid ter yerserday l Wore- he -areal Some. Mme' you kite to bear !" - " Tee, very onceb3 it woe," imernisma Tan tor. And fizzy proceeded AO-teill bard able eon sweatiest of tbe.owo youoccuen at thelndt; d the trap which hid been Ira Ow ter, and join wbicb feud idles; end resolation to 5134pc her, and of bin eikniethanwray. t eaertaded w.th.ircroo:` skew Prat& bap bee n down heti so mach, and 'seen so mach Of yaw goodnoce,'llW Reny, he botbaccete be was too ha*in itkithittqtr chink: !ter; and be ma dud Aril4adt.“; ( Or be thiaielhatbe ittiar wiling in fanning sack ts.lereacieriameasdiend. norm says ttiatltiriy — bas never in elk this,rmilhal be *atm! ,irslso * awe visited: ye dg, lady, or expressed even adonuke, of one. He has never falkiellealMki nor ; (foreirtnse dear isonsin't have yof4egodenlimi and iyht, ihatda you be kac'e. estranged! 1 know- Fanny it must skein imperil netitisth in Fmk and• sa to Wass& upon the aerr of your heart, in this rom; but tthoughl you had known and love4L LIM' 104. incsizt not te:be alfindadat hetintirdoss. 1 nut sob. sa, Fanny, but "P. vi4 e 2l have I_done wmag acknowledging nallY; and have davogit the whelk, and that you have ass walked or tici , de n iod USA; talked . - with any your won since he telt r iqurraggy P' whispei;pd. I§nay, "be mews tell Harry ; I wall not have tun think I mop& wing for him" c! No Ws* Fanny, Fein* *mid net do each a thing. 2110 no tined Linty, eiyiyr, K Gime& not tkortatte a bit if yap aboeidiell biro yoomdt Jo tug cootie Of ilent - woelt. tekerilkik44 Faux , shill you wear that immankftrimer - at tic Wed ding r ' Oh, LizaT ! don't mention - dim diems I pat it slimy t 1 day iftet die WI, stet benteat Mama et it ince 1 irgi wimps" ires op% es long no ' A• l 4 do' 40 1 0 c. •f,fastl'n.Vikrtr-4 ( 4 Pia then be came again, wed dais, sod is a feer - ssieels iltere be easiejointer':: eitreele die jet 4 fittz- t, 69 4 3, 1 - 44 Yens =3 f#l = 7i or- aglike!` Mts. De., her /*Aka ;•;:7r-- - . • Y: 7 :a' 4 l -z4 levesira - spefirldruir-• _ akielnPlittil.t. b itte*AM 2 bemoan,' ogniabilei W .hio audios)! fewr fi iapiet. lam! _la a lemma Ztjta l hO -- -- - 7;4lsaeireededil;e:rtitte. 13!irgees wee d - kiaYing lithe mine sa*Pricedeydi4aliobea/hiker be trommod delaimitthein kn , sifedofirke-, aldthein_ 41wiTomeeLeeK or s "is maid Ate which bed besectsillieo-biegglie ace earned Siert imayWile 'leeks arid tarns im law. them sent so t 44:-,.1 • - ; _ ME tismilmo. Ella ~~~ ==ISEMM UM P!=E = Ems` ~°~ Tel t tett it's . 7 . 1 the 1% an Inelqii fin IMMO. • • rt 'Thin !be eittor ealAhrT 9,l ll ld•glarr. lts igut - anißkup and ivildstWower., istlifeNridorr. Vfterellukl4 - 14elast, been -.,r!sh„ frcAli. - 41epe em 11.14119117: visioa• • e alt.* 't_..lluremesp. faitesjiriy An& ittesioOt lib Mir . * ` at th e &reit tftenthon • " itipo tablets C 1.00 • . u rriilkilr th e e of tritth",—lp it g ad .94,r, • I- tit'etittgOti 'the-tee — We; The path seittaavre wad with *was ore need us , waitt.iora. • ••••. - Artzrbed frogiillerip4tfpc.orirlos , urwaitd wtre.bisetith ktitterwigpiiairiwit - • Ani its altietateeittWarteririreetarbf - - Vex:wheal we ;mpg* faithissa:treethr inmate. 4 .W. 4. 41 ia.ve as dPkii.94?/104,444-iiTelnvie• Skiving with toveliaess. the joyous maid* - Blabuifill 4 / 6 .4otwitkpaishiscsoatiOaltigitt-sity; ach Amoy is , withrthiess laden it SO cot--dreams tio intwt die. is site brief hear. heir radie t rent to btigbttia.. A tbiagefAtead twilit elliaottat hitthl The bring beam her pnrieweg once delighted:, Shriek back appOlid—such is thiead octal*. .1 • -t The happy; mother lewdest/ capresthe. • The „tsraiiirig babe that aeatles caber breast." Ia faner . keek'hip of her a& the blessing. Whew datetiiislore Mrsli - sondieter Cul rest. 41tat! his tosy . lipsePen.sleir. idle fathott Hts tinny eyes so losin bails ( with - w rbi livid `hoe Wu Mir young ail . periadipg,. • Illiritstim earib!ifter: +'9l; chic! end Offside -•-. • This is ilysiend of estthr-4 1 1f.talfeht-solde‘f. At an ltinsSes eatt, frorilltsloirdhomede - pkrts-.-• MS Whet-Spot t foreign soil sal eknilder. ...Aksilliwearrnmswormistsonartdowftw ham& . The King uyan.his throne, the peasant, lowly. The lterk.Latli9.; .. 11 g$*,0iEW Mid Wiii-ath 'llle - is The ernantott conqueror— 4w*. sloWly. -Newsom and bud-are withered by his breails, • Oh ! what were life, were 'this: indeed, the ending Or al the holy des that Wads us bete Or what could soothe oar sad despair, when bending Above the turf were sleep the young and hurl How vain thehopes and fears the heart , now moving Were there no home beyondthe bounds of earth Where we should meet again. beloved andJoriag, The cherished ones torn from the bensehold hearth. Go seek the ehtthber where the good ffiaa.ditne Endures, with trust in God. the last dreadstrife Behold:lekik anguished uses are rouniihun lag. How calmly be zielded spent Etc. Death is A gala Barth from ,his view recordist, Faith reigns tritimpbant is Yin aged bream ; And white-robed Mies Ithehrward are speeding. Gently to bear him to his heavenly rest. easiest-rite or a Yocae Girt MOWN rash Lam '1 --Hatriet irnot sharety, Win be presence bean. Ties are coaieleed- with themetteu At Gast she • y appears pretty; but the naoreshe is beheld thf atoresgreeable she appose. ffsemeine where ahem Mee, aed :be she gains never loses. She is equaled by few is a sweet embattle" of anew. nonce, mad without damling beholders the eterests than. She byes dress and is a good judge of it, ; despises finely, bat dresses with a peter= gamy tubing eitoplieity with elegance. She covens be beauties vosefolly as to give grace to the ineginso the. ' fee prepares herself fa managing her ace he by ddllipmee is emeagite. tat offer Mee Cookery is bailie to her, tweles the pries aed qtaiter d provialous and the e a reedy mom amt. ate. holds eisedinete end mamas to he ie• deptestahle is a wawa, and del album* dtlP. swift Infeelally if .balatiteL, The auntie to eatertasa dues not stake her Amato& nienestaterial APFOlSAtteilogkereliii"ofhe -- ing protean& lier tea-ability is too great in sper. lea equality of temper, but by :megentess renders ' that inechdity hareless. She/relax with patience ' any wrong done to her ;„ let la lamellae to repair Any wrong she has done, and doer it speededy as to make it wear ineriterioas. If she happens to disoblige a companion, her joys sad carcases, when restored to farce, abow the buithea ibat lay epee her. The love of vitae is blending passion; be. cause it is the glary of the faeale ask; the korai' as the only road to happatees-,roisery . being the sure aituadant of a woman without rinse. Of the absent she never talks bat with cinausepectires.-, her Rails acquaintance especially. She has re. j leaded, that what renders wanan prone to deem• die t is talking of their mu. sex t and that they are ewe elpitable with respeet ro the men. Mania -never talks of imam bat to express the good the tore of them ; of others she says nothing. Witk oat mach knowledge of the world, she is attentive, obliging, and graceful in all she tines. A good des positiett does mete far her tans an in abut.. Weary, Esinrses-arbe noble eramples pet by oar binnerserifear England, will *ebbe find slinky admirers and Cannon, anon; the feeders of dis journal Many of them, says the Gleaner, rear Urge faniffies pay all their debts and tuts *nap. ly, and fire independently, arse "dodged and'etbi fisnaWlionsed• and taorided for and Inflpibba. ey °rainier of fifty ones: The idea is that their people fabor. 'This-is a gaintraistake..- They titre artels,Theensaifbet *life be eitCe::- irsrpbroe - 'for -emlirbiat • sad :`P6* hot* 10 4:0 11 101 _414 as i 1110Am:weirs Amadei to 'm i st rjugt frame:sepiarky Noiddoir_pabbfiNilk lamararessi itibbdPbani_e_ , fteadey* ses_iihksia_ 1443innese ikinntrw Andsin lebratbnet vornesers . itiliai_k g t i Oltgriaren t *or . 13 5a4 . .*: 4 1 #es iipninikeiller l 4.ii;4 **Alf "alien* cooper oribilarramd7emr-Arcasm ippiaarandser dinorrikn dAniclikliNitblionnelse!And ties tipls * ao! agalec > y ate --InmeliblVo4l4 - imokhigiektiletwedd Wye. &arts:it LaßitieVlD I their 410.0 5 ,-. orieqindtoksad twinged tobikaseios-fo their Ma dung bee - iris net for Ile ids of beecering seised& 'iD satiety or ores to our friss* but' fors the !etsit the time se are ems piled b ipeopridtdrei. . Of Ars aerie, ao'illiberhat set vitei islet alibi' die Nies to be -ofied• 4;cl EMI EN Tiot.ftlyin to Aislerk.4r-l'hir ditinirtggrigini five refers ta' l ll:irpitititefqiitiitigent*w 't I" ork hcsianirhier+telt i becatito: bank e r 'I; In tywrik*l l ,+ftff vieftlyti .. j ogilim nt 4 iwns quite finants taetitg &seinen Ana Intich• be handled .t}` On pnriio4l 0 13 *,2 tfte 9irsiteiniaiini ‘5 0 .049 . fte410 tholni, en i dol, en bleisna-cOrrY n 3511411 dboner. lVitats. Istlitaptc "ides 'way and artiphtittmiego, 1 era few!th-r:•-,.. at.. Otuaiiiriol liie.l: fix 1 a &Pal Oltititr:-... 1 three gentlemen ; , as the dinner was wen by a • New Vo rif ' ,- - of ecntrarthe converss. lion s 4 . nee I ' ' . iqh'lrse alliihetadihg top* odr p v 1 money making, - chard Easstottatiaonermere ly-:- into ihe - etarreressiottilswd *sell eatteelseryihwrat nanarirstp citi-terviagt— n4f I mend her+ SSA %) weardditabhs-itte sit snenths, , -andlieur'in the , principle wit&- wren per rent htterestY - .!,, .. -, . '‘• i.. - " What esearity eatt yow-givarr adnid' taw of throparty, w : fronrChasiehion: - -- ow l 4i The word of a 4 honest attan,"astid• the advert. , hater. • n 1-havetwed-preaent." •• it Wet - liar' cobaildi - hkely : litOley " ' '*J 'Ai plan - ter.. i 1 _ .. Aldir."Prianalus aerpeetrAsadtailantint the knit.. V ad, and the “ Smereksli" go.• niWnwsinteditar dratinds..• Phrsereettidristaaw terfaiddidlii , and ssa4 ha, dame go Wittiontade ne4ani, likwtherplanter,isthe_inehastinet - wadiererans. Be was no the yew of mini. in a innhlty prim of slaw, -. 16 , 41,0111. gellneild 'at tOr.. lora% -.he- -rani's' . kr Arrsr Ifatitin•ardet to make an effiatitcriaise - sonte money... He the of Mt. nice.: -lie waited eft the Now York> beak 'or. -4fe asked a 4aan afe3,o*. , It weeld sassy tans kern rater dilatant:tine,' .. . .. . " 1 1W6rit 'amity r gentendeff the Chriviam • - gealty, *Alamo, I west lIVINFOT es yee. sew svc*red we. I have flothin.to give -hut der wed 7 et en honest wan." e Oh, that beo3-41!!' said ib. righieckasbank eri " That *in not go gurrent here irk Wen . s ti b e os f aiwt sich 145 nailed bun Lra boalaime ha - aipiaa, and " died as Abe foot 4011,7 armakiriee aticidir f aodar ihr Adagio. aid he.a *poor emaa. 1a his wail* horrid images of wail sad fa6iskehaaniiii-the asaztiof goit..--Ckdahoo Cos. Tier, tote anti - Drei.—jthere in a icy)! little &diet; once between the menin lute and the man Ili debt. sotb the Moo eta - the beer eminence *ragouts by pfordisiq - nOtes; the fernier evine bib to Lis etediter; sad the Imes eeserweibiffeitikeek to his &hone. bster by promising to cherish, 'is femoral io the huffs good books; mid dai debtor,liy :promising to pay, isktaeth adaniisioa into the ereirgesis ledger. Lime keipidit la tapas' • awake an night; so dolt debt. " natidealating, and deb bolistliairiek. The man' tifofeneiefi imam , is in mod it fiti f " and se is l dielmis via poppethibrqeessles, Tin ne Ilarrauste-Otee dale ekippareisr. tiseit the. gebeee from tballackwoods,7 ape** Eiodiega seeedjawahis ahlattio ale meet harfel nestramm..rtagoires,erel4. jie-at fiat detanniked dee hiri.a.vide..hia.efiaemafe . thought he would aquae thelosiatide. Na therefore Wed • " What.eitip.at duet - "The SearcetiMalkra." " 'Where are you horn I" " From ihmeing, down oat" " Who cotomande her FT " Why tandertek her, batl eirarshelt too mach far air." A.11:113210TT TON hlonmas.—The late Omen Chia. kete was exceedingly food of needlework, and vu solicitions that the prince mes shotdd excel in the sante amusing art In the moth in vhieh jetty toed to sit with her family were some cane! bottomed chains, and whet playitig about, thepritt- Ceases were taught the ititebesorithismee canyasi. - As they greir older, a pardon of each lay 'Vie spent in this employment ; and, with their ford mother as their companion and initMeness, they became imontialished needle2tromen.-4Ess Lins. Sem " Jos, *hat makes 'out note r 4eFrietsd ship." " Friendship ! Bow Bayou nishethat out!" la Pre got a frisiod who le sety..food of-bandy, mai es be ,is too weak to take item% Ire coa tooted ins* his tatter~" - teetichieeti eeheeirle the ethetaini f . M t " eet eekiee hint hew be mewed eyeseepeeite e - get- hoteeilei verr gaiety thick isibe aa. held : *heirsainieffes is leinele - ropeet eF Veep! 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