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THE HEART'S Elkll—
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%on darkness flies, and the firsti)Ottstit rot tffOrikiiig
With flowing beauty tinge the eaSterti Aryl'
Ari a the star of day appeals adorhipg.
with golden robes each tree 20 molktitahrbitii,
When Nature's songsters mild nreiweetlY singing,
To show their joy as ciaT's;'appriitach thy' see,
.tad all the woods with melody are ringidg, . •
T hen , then, sweet one, my thorits are ilia - thee.
Rd then the evening comes serenely stealing,
to
tranqntltzing beauty o i erathe earth . ;
c s adroit and itinetosi each dare-worn feeling,
And giring thoughts of purer same birth ;
When bird and beast in slumber are reposing;
And silence reigns profound on bill sad lea-- •
s tream and breeze their manners softly Closing,
KS ;noughts, with ft sweet sadness, turn so thee.
w",l this weary life of mine is ended
In L .. , my thoughts thou e'er will )ear a patt, led.
watt my youth's brightest hopes lieri:blend
m,A thoti the joy wert of my manhood's heart.
' Rt 113 the day that death of - thee bereft me.
r te could read the anguish of ! my breasEt
ehenshed hopes, and all my glidttess left me,
Ard Fy no longer in my heart eottld rest.,
4,, t weary years have flown since thou went taken
04 .orrow rides on each succeeding year.
ely wealth and friends I am forsaken.
Atd nought remains that once made Tlife so dear.
s= b : b ut sweet hwp; she yet with me doth linger
Her f.nn prayed IA Heaven's Own tight I see,
ir :11 timing smiles she points her cheering finger
To a sweet rest beyond the grave with thee..
lierrick. Pa. Thous,.
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IT KATE SUTHERLI3I6
-Whxt arr you amen: here, MiSSI"
N cowr y zni thus atitiret , .rd was• giftin_ by a
'2t , te, urn whlch eak" a tamp, in a harrd
gme.r furni-lied d.rdWlng-mmti. She laid aside .
ae :mt she yrap reatlitir.,.. and without making an'
•rrt rrov up Iv and retired. Two or three
of the family. were present —
5 ..,,;
e fleet of )trs. Freeman's Words,
prime head that was said. Nor would they
hre been as are that more than a reqnest of !Wi
nce tVe rnldr, but for the lady's remark, as
Crx
mipc a= wrii toegtn at <mee t and let Jessie
t--w her ?Awe
What did you ;ay to her, ma!" asked a young
v 4-110 sat swla.:tog, herself in a large ,r4:4Ling
nrr
,I.imp;y asked her what she was doing hens."
Wha! did s'.e answer r - , \ .
Soihing. The tval . in ,ii hitt} I ptit the it res- '
Jr. fu'ily expiained my meanlig, faun sorry that
'ass
i ce=
should have arisen ant 'ty for • Mining
r i - •eelin,.-s. but if the does& t hin* her place,
c.i.e :vas: be told tibere it is." .
; see that she was doing any great Laniti, -
v...-arted an old gentleman who sat in front of the
-!? was no! In her place, brother," Bed Aire.
an air tl" ", We employ
eri= a ieacher.in the family, #act as a ztocnpart
w be , own [mod sense shoila home tanght her
Ina would nflil s',. DS mate an equal of Jes=
tr wrt..tl,l 3ott. uncle Llward!"
.asir whoa sat in the mckitrel-chair.
lou ea:Lox make her your equal, Flusuy ? iu
?viz of worldly blessing!' ; for in :his matter
s - , -.dence `as dealt more hardly with bet than
'-ztca. As to companionship, I do-not see that
tie mle worthy now Wan the was • a year or two
•
- roe tan' rtansrly, FAisrard," said Moe. Free;
'zit, it a tzte of disstrtit.
Ia the Tay, sister !''
There !no :•.leen a very great change in a year.-4.
' l6 se's liTner . no longer moves in oar eireler
. T--41 ; by: is Jetsie any the less 'worthy to sit
rvr parlor than she was then r ,
I alink so and that most decide the tnatter t o
lmmed Mrs Freeman, eiincing some temper.
?fie cid gentleman • vaittno wain; bat Fanny
I gra n in favor of taking jessie,. for I knew
-tr a stankl be: Sirs.+Carlton recommended her
Itatilt,taid said so 'much 'in her favor, that no
ac. was left for a refesal. As for Jessie heriell.
Itre so particular objection to her, but the lad
having once moved in the envie we are in,
?mart her: for it leaves room for her to , step
'irxra I . .cr place, as she has already done, and
c-ecu us the attpleasFail necessity of remind:.
zr her of her error)"
it rfro't seem to nnte,nlenlstikerd Mr. Freeenatt,
had low said nothing:" that
.Arlinkflawf
z wts do::.; anything werrhy of reptant ate
11 5 teen well raised, we know; is as leanest
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s :•nme.i. and ratell4ent gni, and, therein's*, has
•• 3bcnt her to create repugnance : ortentakti
r J .sagreeabte. It would ,e better,per 7 ,
I '4 , i er looked were to what persons mei than
merelyexternal.''
II .0? re , c wen - to intk in that vac," ,aid
X 1 FT,....1-1 • Bo! Miss Hanavcio i. vserness
I ' 4 ' an,! i; unit right that she ,should.
le :trat ie:a.ton and keep her place What
to beep. or I,That she is. beyond the feet of
te '?"en { ?a=nion here, is Whine Ynk" •
lit Freeman knew from espenetwe that no pat
itAw ;ono Would grow not of 'a Jettiongett inr4,o
tha< 'Aare*, and no lent nothing farther,
.4 ho- enteKt not fame from his 'mind the'ini-
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ra3ert floe help ilausking how mad,* chluzge
td be foe one °t his tbakftri if ntdimbed
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mersidstAhl trot indulge. 4 :Selrreepeetinitilli. than
p4r*le
Acetic agelte-tome.enwerit..ntin staisonVerfes, --sok?
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' -*hrs.,* and ntftectsdi It? tit now simplfi # iii°erit..
'eta, 'and nit l ist
heuttnl *ttexttLieirtao ;Morn'
a mereVittanger. tilpLe--I-vv.right•-Weeatphdk of
this? 'hotel cause offended
man fat rerniOding MO the real . Pt.ftf
givett:hut &lie pride
.hatigletganus..
nes% no regard for mother's feelings.. -Ah 'Met'
this is one more lesson of the ninny I has*
learn. Rut let bear up Yrith ti..b.:4.+lle,Ltt—
thein;is One who knows nty-path, end: q v/he
um that nbthing therein seed -cause my- feet- ici
stumble.- From this moment? will =think' of itll
here as strangers.' I will faithfully:4;w* . l.
engaged to dp• and expect Aherefar eltiOse ifee
pensation agreed upon when d came ; -vilave-La,
right to expect 'novel" -
The blight "color faded Oulualli featiicthe gushed .
cheeks of Je6410 itatnptiarel 14'10).4 , cidin, yet
pensive face, she arose d ,weld down , into - the
rood which been set ipart fur her use - when
glring instruction to the etildren. It ilia weinieti
and lighted, and had in-it sc c sinall li*rit. ere
the vat alotte r tpadilwatiti thinking feria couple cr
Wirs, and then reviled in bet-chamber for the
• night
As was: 'mated its the ettrivenationnhrit aroie
upon her leaving the draWmg-rooriqessitailamp
ton's circuinstatwes bad suffered in - aveal, short
period, a rat change. A year before, - she • war
the equal and companion of Fain). Freeman; and;
niore • beloted and respected by those who 'knew
'her than Finny was or eveccould But,unex
pected reverses came. • The relative who bad been
to her at a tether ler many years, was soddenly
deprived of all his earthly goods, and reduced so
low as to be in waist of the'comforts of_ life; So
soon as s aw this she saw plainly her duty.
"I cannot harden my tmele,n she said resolute
ly, in herself: " Ile has enough, and more than
enoutgh to hear op under, without the addition' of
my weight." Thorcilatfolly she looked around her.
But still in doubt what to do, she called upon alit
dy named 2rlrs. Callum, who was among the few
whose manner bad not changed with altered for
tune, and lraukiy opened to her what was in her
mind.
What does coax ogle say 1" inquired Mrs.
Cetiton. " Dols be emirate of the stepl"
"He knows nothing of my purpose," timed
REM
"He will not hear to it lam certain. Bat for
ell ttrat. fam resolved to do as I propose. lie has
last his property, and Is naw in great trouble. He
is, in fart. struggling hard to keep his head above
water. My weight micht sink him. Bat, even if
There were no danger of this, so long as I am able
to Sustain Myself, I will : not cling to him whiielre
tosied on the tempest of ativersiti." "
"1 cannot but hilly lappmve yothr decision,"
said Mrs. Carlton. her heart warm with admiration
for the tight minded girl. " The fact that your un
cle has been compelled to give up hki elegant
house, and retire with fort to a boarding-house;
shows the extremity to whir'S' he had been reduc
ed. I understand that his fine bisiness is entirely
broken up, and that. burdened with .debts; he has
commenced the world again, a few hundred dol
lars all his capital in trade, and resolved, if health
and a sound mind be , continued him, to tine *Wilt
on his present diffienhies."
" And shall I," replied Jessie, " pit an idle wit
ness of the honorable struggle, content to burden
him with my ,inppott, No ! Were kof soak a
Spirit, I !tumid be =Worthy of the relationship I
bear him. Moth rather Would P. aid him, were it
in my power, kt .any lifarriffef
" If I ianderstand you ariht," said Mrs. Carlton,
atter thinking a kw moments, tr you _would prefer
a situation as governess in a fnifeta family." c
"Yes, that would soil-.me hest"
I «How would you like to lake el , ;kailieof Mrs.
Freeman 'a younger children I ..She meta geed to
me only pitertlay, her wish to obtain a suitable
instructor for them, and said she Was enithltopay
s liberal stdmy to a person who gave entire sail
faction." - -
?eta face.berame thoughlftlL,
" Mrs- Freeman is sot *evilest agreeable Per
tobelonsd,l kattirilessier said -ter filiendi .
"'bat the step' Yel ro l ittyoliptisantifsesolteal:
tht. beginaisti: r
." it does t 4 know ;.and 3 mast not forget this.-s-
Rad 4 a ehoie' e, I certainty Amid sot 'Select' the
family of Mo. Freeman as the ot:ie it :which to .
begin the un!lifel ate ens, r Willig ore. Skte sled
Fanny are smog the fee whcrhare craseniter now
tiee ote esteem with !reit evildoers, shim try be.:
cle's ro.i•tivim•r , Bus Iu ul not thiuk of
If slke,y will tale cue. I 'dill go even into their
howe, an,k.z...-unie the bumble attempt a govern-
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"Then hail pia cc* hem consult him !"
dent has affected toe. Btu deeply grateful to pa
Mrs. Carbon immediately called :span Mts. as I leet for sot* an evidence of your lose. 1 mast
Freeman, and mentioned !mole. Sot" objection posit heel the band that wank' force chisel/ van
er a s made on the acme of het being an S old ar.;.. me. 1 sell not be unjust to you. 1. ell) net esker
quaistanee, who would •eopent more notice than your tarsi earnings toms the risk of to ;them." 1
one in her position ens entitled to receive- This • A shadow pasted ewer the face of Aimee' , and . l
however was overrifftel IT Mrs. Guilds, and, alter a her voice was taxesed with soundblog Me filet
an interview *ilia Jessie, an erigagainerd teas en; als ale teplied•-•
teed ono for "pat s eta rotary of kw . blankest , i Ban dn. you speck to 'se thee, midst Has
doge= '- e ' -i• • -.' :. - --- am yes Pude beck ery Inathehee!, in love, it media '
Where/rine' mettles :ea the vie lo iter t . te:eviseath the iiip?ir 01? rink' leet,,,tiouble4 !
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fiTit rtbes44,ii diel!..4Perial,9 l - 4 1 .1 0 Irdfr7th lt
Ate - 4adO . F. F :
was -a palatial ear/risme, bat obi bore it its the
righrepirit. -Afteithatishe was - cat4* to eoafine
tieeie to'tte partial' tlethouse aisigeed . her as a
*4 41 1. .nol),Aigi never ;i-Ook th e
40 111 11 .aortas. Her doty, : to the
child wha war, ecsamitted to bet churl was
fir y pet foined, juitratte(4cceivea'retolarly,
1 14,:itairsaie, coli*t; and them lb, re-
Xeigagitaattresit hie and-:hie , (sattily Pay
abotilyoreek *liar week atoeth east
,mottih, did
lestA th#l ) ,taiis,lificii!"4,b)! sP 41"ilrittrn: rte
4 : f r*- 18 4 4. 01 00: , .h0r :dime '
s.: But she
*l4lO, ioeastaitt.her atatoeicieastisas dilit she
was aotortighcitad:alhaitreet ism alf-ariteursi
het eifal I_l*idetice:
'-1 1 0*.d.dicin.rg ( tikiSalkirsteadi,ifjilig*n4e.t_
siaspaat ieenhigib.ihar. hoseei.ntinkirrety
week , sad Melanin* aiev tem rasarot her o)i
eavininguiedi • Of her treiniinent hi theAhater of
/ 1 *04," _ l 4 neje - I:J . /W:la ; 446 . iiges;
. 4 / 9 11 e 01 ;aa 50 4 , 15 9 1 7' avoilsd .10 1 4 ,4 direct
- "litr.lfattatri's etufketird'tir be i hinfOtte.
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_pace, p his credit entirely.goeie, Off thastapi.
-tad . rip= whieditelswardolughisineree'llesiltirl so a
few hondred„dolliaS *Mil it l abber linpoini
fiktiNerithilie any ; lieaduay " In ~-;ye feoin the
tiataJeitsie relieved him-how the,. Widen- of het
rapport, safer from being encouraged, by the result
of his, efforts, he telt like abandoning alt as hope.
teas. ; There are a l ways thriirCulik are
, teidi, to
give smailcreditato ette vihainethey believe lobe
honer; even though once =tomtits in teams;
hut for Such 'favors Mr. Nailimart-could not twee
kept up thus tar. ,Now ttte 4ifftect!it , :tvai ; to,Pay
ilie,firw_aotes given. as thensvere mitered. f,
110ithOr fife hundred 411 ant wse ispfallifee'ori
thernexiday, ifind MX. flartiipn ffenithiniseff with
but a handrail '
rfollaiitn Meet it. The fires from
which he had binght the gods en: width the note
was given, had I nured him when off embers refer.
_to,thli, amount of a single dollar, and had
it in their power i ;
o forward his itreTsis greafty it
he was frunctual in his payments. it - was the first
bill of ',goods the? had sold him, and Minim could
Onte'to them for assistance in liftingther note. for
'hat Would effectually cut off all hope of 'further
credit. (He could not
_barrow, for *re was no
one to lend him money, There was.itt',ume when
he could have borroweJ thousands on his word ;
bet nog be knew that it would be folly to aSk for
eiran hundreds.
In ash= of deepa' couragement, he Inn
store in the evening and went home. After tera
while Sitti_alone,,,fessie, who camel to see hi&
often, „tapped at his door. •
0 Ate you not .well well" she asked,witistareh eon
cern, aesuon as the smile with which he greeted
her faded from Vs face, and she saw its drooping
expression.
Yea, dear," he said trying lo arouse himself
and appear cheerful ; but ibis effort -was Twin.
" ?ruleeJ, uncle you are, not well," remarked
31nsaie, breaking in upon a longer period of silent
abstraction into which Mr. Hartman had Linen af
ter in Trait-trying to converse cheerfully with his
• ; iece.
"l ant well enough in body, Jessie; bat my
hind is a bale Anxious just now, - ' be replied.
" Isn't your businevs coming oat as well as pa
expected 17 inquired the afiectionate girl.
"1 inn sorry to say it is oat," returned" Mr. Ilan
friar). " In fact I see bet hale hope of succeeding.
I have no capital, and the lisle credit I profess is
likely to be destroyed thropgh my inability to sus
tain it. I certainly. did anticipates better reward
fof my efiorts, and am' the snore disappointed at
this result. To think that, for the want,of three or
font. hundred dollar's, the struggle of a whole Tee
should prove , in vain ! As yet, even that small
sum I cannot command.".' '
The face ofJess*flnshed instantly, as her uncle
uttered the two last seiseripes.
" And *CC co small as amount as due* or four
hundred dollars save you from what you tear r '
she arked-in a trembling-voice.
" Yes, even so smell sn altion as that. Bat the
into might at well be dwassands. I cannot cora
-1
mend 4. 1 '
a You can uncle !" replied Jessie, With s` glom
of exidtwitin ember cheek, ands Spirit of her
voice. "I have the money I Oh! it Is the hap
piest hots in my Ilk ti
And sinker' „e, fanned, she bud her now weepbm
free epee the breast of her uncle. Her team were
the csagnahner, waters atglidness,
" fi g *vs lb* lir*.
_ls chlati. said. Mr g s o.
~,_m an, aka, the e .,„,' a f e l ° lf f .e.r ,m f-MFIV!• .! 1 *"
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WOW rage! It : - . N...1. , ....r, stir. - .ft -.4 : , ,: .. 4 , ......- "e -,
" I beveled act Va 14117 speak zee sidary:7 ~Ka
Year safer! tfaewtonsiereeltr - z- - '
" treiy, 4011 i- I It*k clothing- sal .., 5 0,its.aria
there Was,ari giber waist t Isi lake it friss mei , Pear
one* hoer bspp7 isiinakpe use **Melt that I have
,It hi my power fetid re. Weilill twit the sum
wax tens cifilsoassi" - --- ,
Mr. Hartman, as semis the brat surprise was
over, said with evident emotion--
ii feseie. I cannot express how tins.* this sues
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viola preartwaraces,
naafi* -
dieri;,was the cruelty ofaoitiviccaion.
etelia.ktie drabs& so. freely tendered relief. to
~tkmr ead,4ll obiset
' ions bid tar yield, mod bk. putt.
irate *as saved 'frcita4 - seeriid 'disaster, rbir.b
would tiaieip' . 3rd'birtt, by the
Alai Jessie had..eamed rod eased.'.
stana,-the - lkeepigiirstaxii - OtioPrlvAri
vailoAn4sdigileflit B*ed
" replica' Mrs' Oulu*.
said a_yonag rasa litho minal.
dog by, owlish* badbeen anantiailo Fanny/ow
man; “irisens is Slim liampunkin - • -
-4 11,fitcriffsece tier fors long time. What can
lase - bin . ..min Of Mil fa She oilead or is obi 1511.
nadir
"He s t uncle, 1 oppose you know, baled- in ha
sighs, she hittEe6Wii'pesh,!'ieplid Mnt:Csatun.
joiLl'itc4oo7lc* Petkii *.vareigt that,oo'dot ocs4sfiset that porerty was &social crime.
itpossibto , than so totter ire ft Jessie
• Ilisopton has been It:chided bolsi the eittlesbe so
-grseiii with bet ete,itiiitt, beciuse of this ammo
io hit intele's oilcan:titaness
is true to sArery great extent, Mr. Edgar,"
returned rm. °office, « t hough am glad to say
that
_there Gmieleho can a - ifs - Mt:tett the real good
of her charactey aod who love ber as truly, and es
teem Ent!, highly, as ever they did."
A wonky few; end_ of t were only so fortunate
as taildi in company with her I would be of the
Isumbei. Is she here to night."
„The young man bolted at Mm. Freeman, and
became aware, frem the expression of her face,
that the subject was disagreeable to her. With ea
sy politeness he changed the theme of converm.
don ; but as soon as au opportunity offered, sought
Dot Mrs. Carlton, and Mel a question or two
more about Jessie.
" What has become o$ Miss. Hampton ! I should
really like to know," k 4) said.
blew Carlton could catty reply dL-ect, and she "an
swered.
" 2 1.1 he is lilting ia this, family in the capacity of
governess."
" ledeed !" I- have been vishimbere, ofi and on,
for a twelve mcintl; bat bare never seen nor heard
her name mentioned. Are you sure I"
i 4 (‘t i les, l mewed ber the Mutation over a
year Os, and we her ahncint every week" .
ie." This being the case, and It also being plain
t 'er worth is not appreciated beve l our remarks
li, „while ago evruld not•have been very plus.
ant _ 'as ems of Mrs. Fyne:nen."
"Y prwrime not," Was returned.
The young man became thoughtful, and in a lit
tie while withdrew from the crowded rooms and
tett the boon: Re was the son of a wealthy ma-
chant, and had recently =Me into his fathers busi
ness as Partner. It was to the fitua of Edgar Sr.
Soo that the note of Mr. Redman, which Jessie had
aided him to lift, bad been doe..:
era the day succeeding the party at Mrs. bee
man's Mn ; Hartman came in to, purchase some
,goods, sad aka selecting them asked if he could
have the wail credit.
"Certainix," replied old Mr. Edgar; "and to
?,tible the =WOW of the bill!'
'Hartman Clanked the =escheat, and retired
-4. ion know that Ere hundred &thoracic ha paid
last wee* T gitd Mt. Edgar, etireakiog to his nos,
and aUturtn: tolHattgazo, 'rho had just Id.
Ct i JO!
'‘ Well, I heard something shoat that note this
"niornin,g that really touched my feelings. Halt- -
man spoke of the eimarnst' ance te afriend, and that
friend betraying, I think the confidence reposed in
him, related it m we, not knowing that we were
the parties to which the note had been paid. On
that note be name near failing again "
" Indeed ! And yet you have just iota him free-
if n
" 1 base. And scehtiressj` (Tamp that I soak]
risk five tboissaad dollars to keep bun op. 'know
him to to stem of striet battery."
"There is no doubt of that" replied the son.
" You remember his niece, I suppose !" said old
Mr. Edon
"Obi ter, *ell.°
" *hest J7r. ilartman'is cinmuuitances became
reancvl, she ot her own hee choice, relieved him
of the burden of her support, and assumed the t r i.
dews sad toilsonie duties of a governess L, D ue a t
/or !tips) ..fimilka, when) she irl a ern" *km
bean, 411.thikeinsainerafore & As note of w hi c h 1
speak wax dee, shlreallett to see her mode, and
firmed I ins u ;rouble). ..Tor some time he tiond
ed tiro itiuse, bat so - carnets/ was she iiit her age*.
!lairds enthatiessoltuow why be was so unhap
py, dust beiold ber the reamer. He was mitt em
barrassed in his business, acid, for the Want of a
wittmdred dollar s, which one ; circluneianced as
he was, could sot borrow, was in danger of being
broken sp. To hh astonishment. Jessie umsoone
ed the tact that she bad the sem he wanted, pared
Wm her salary as governess. lie at tart refused
to take R but she would listen to no denial."
" Noble) girl F . ! exclaimed the young 15414 L
Ste unman one in a tboasand," replied the
son embank - meshy.. 68 And yet wait like bet's is
passed Over kicks Enrol of wealth. Do Tres not
know Is:Wlott funny ebe Ir we:twos t"
"k de not? • •
esti tett yote. She is ot the Einstly a' SAL
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. Nan inoir they wres a party bet cAght.P.
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" Well iiifionlliiitied the olitientliria' p ••eall I
thavistultatris that hooked upon Wm young lady
no palomino gweetallencies . of vhsitactoir far obt
vieighing.4) the elidentinentirof Wealth. Money !
It mu take r , to itself. Whigs in.a day i . but virtue
like bet 4*,aiiiling as et!miii, . ,li youitesui is
not ottveyr ; isoqutevented; and.you feel so inclined,
'tile - her ifyou can. ' Another like her may
. never
,cri:ol. your .patb. yy i4lr u 0 i ,sk woman as your wife,
-yon nosed AiStrucaltrie - iiitimeatli ail venfity." .
The - rrim man did net reply. What his thistles
;w its°, 'hiCiatimi,, 6 11 44 42 4*Tili relied:-
Se 4. 1 0.41 1 .4; .0 1 U didatnoldnews tikkwhicli
Mri. Freeman tad treated Jessie s ace she eine s
info began* , Bete , ate added certain igns of dislike,
* 044 petettOted,bhthe maiden,. In addreising
niher Mrs.-Freentiiiiexhibited, at ji . es,
.a supensil.
-rot was pan:cider? *Bens ive. But Jessie
checked theindignani helium'. that anme in her be.
som,and -in conscious rectitude -ol charseter went
On faithfully discha rg ing her duties. Since the
timely aid she had been able- tt, bring her Miele,
she biota new motive for effect, and went thumigh
her,daily task with a more cheerful spirit.
One day, aboutsismonthe afterthe occurrence of
the party which had been' mentibnife, JeOtie, .a v til
de to the =Trim of Mrs. Freeman,-gave the lady
notice that, at a ceriatin time not tar oft, she would
terminate her ervve, ment wilh her.- The only rea
son she gave was; that the neeeeeity whieh took
her from home no longer reniejne . A. At the time
'mentioned, Jessie lee, althOtigh Mrs. Freeman, urg
ed by other members of she family, who could bet
ter appreciate the young lady:a - worth, offered a
considerable increase of salary as au inducement
to vein-Inn. . .
" What do yen think!" err-lihned rar:hy, 'stock
three weeks subsequent, throwing open the parlor
door, where ige family had assetrlbled just heap,
tea. "Jessie ilarnpton's married r , • •
u what !" ejaculated Bdia. Freeman. Married!':
Oh, yes, sire enbugb,"' aid Mr. Freeman, gl
hard of it a Fiala while before !left toy counting.
room. And more surprising milli she is monied
to young Edgar"
" Oh, no !" responded Mrs. Freeman incredu
lously. " Ti's * some mistake. Never. It cannot
be
'• Oh. but it's a Lel, trichiter," said Fanny, with f
ill-cozcealed chagrin. " Lizsy Martin was her
brfes-maid. They were Married at Mrs. Carbon's
this morning, and the whole bridal party have gone
off to .Saratoga." _
"He's got a gocakwife," remarked dist brother
of Mrs. Freeman, in MS quiet way. " always
liked that young man, and like him beam than
ever now. I knew he was a fellow of goodsense;
but he has shown himself to posses. more of that
sterling material than I thought."'
Mr. Freeman also gave his (minion, and in do.'
lag so, exprefted himself pretty freely in regard to
the treatment Jessie .had received while in their
galtte- As for his wife. when tra:h assumed an
undoubted form, she sunk into mortified silence,
and Fumy left even worse than her mcther for rea•
sons that lay nearer her heart.
In a little while the, bride took her old place in
society, and many, whp in her seclusion pissed
her coldly, or all noticed, met her now with
smiles and with warm gtatulatuxa. Of all the
charges that followed as a consequence of her mar . -
rine, there was none that filled her with so much
delight as the iniproved prespects of Mr. Hartman.
Her husband became-his fast friend, and sustained
him through every difficulty. One home held them
both. How purely and brightly theism:am of lea.
sie's happiness flowed on, need not be told, Vir
tue and integrity of character had met their - jun. 4 re
ward. In adversity she was—not cast down, and
when prosperity again smiled, she was not undo:
IF elated. In either relation to sticiely, sae was a
disperser of blessings to those she loved.
It is a fact worthy of noisci, that those who inolt-
ed dorm upon Jessie, and passed her unnoticed
while she was only agoverness, now-trim-ma to the
nObhs. self-sacrificing spirit that prompted her Ulu*
as she had done, and spoke of ber conduct will' tad
miration.
iSSIZIS u flontnrai.—heeds once ort: c 4 ne d
plane as imPottanias herb, in the Usk */ „ ovar i an
ten:edit& To take a wood le, , o r m ilh e d e,
Pedlar alive% end einillee"Xntly velkelled for the
occasion, was as erm'sea as to take a v e getable
Pin- Five V . A. were administered with as mach
eeelleire as three pains of calomel. hi an
"akeintilig fit dandle, no visitor with a dratims of
Tr4ppennint etnild have helm Arm tot lially wel
comed or swallowed than a lady.-bird. Fly-water
was eye-water, and even thataratesattormitg mon
ster,hydreptiobia, was urged to lap sena pare b
the atlininitaa lion of a dry cock-etuder. Meeother
dohs mid drgs , these- Ease al) had thy its the
wodd of medicine, bat have fed behind them t
salutary-biter, the Canthatides or Spanish flies of
Entepe, and the ?4eloe thiettini, csed by the na
tives of the Celestial Empire for the saute
of drainug od tenestiad human.
The saki *Ski most. reliable besincsis a ...
nun c3a enter, is agriculture. A good farm,
mended, is an inerbanstible imore—an crab
mine of eahh, front which the riches of the earl
can be prohlsely drazi-n, gibe owner will re Am .
bet. that this can only be done by the " se ea l of his
broir=47 hatted dffigent labor.
-Deacon Pegabir, a steep& kmperenee mea,
aecidendy eaattaining a Imisia' 41 t u mbl er o tii n
the *dm day, masa-ea goir he felt stet
" Saw did 1 kW" said be, " Why i fete: es al
were seniog ee ":enirroot of oar meclisig-hoese, and
/reel shisigicAras ajeweherp,"
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aVe, we pct snorer_. of OUT, Ml*l
who lave etrit. heard of ..the imnintitaf VitsoripS• j •
1411/, that rich and fertile tract. 01,1andKeitnat
ed in this State of Pennsylvania, •and
has often been celebrated by poets and writs:se,—
This valley was lust and chiefly willed by Get
mans. It contains rich farms, Betas and meadows,
togeille(ri'lli`vidnabli timber haid . , - Ifid was visit-
ed with fne and swoid, by a party .01.4.mericart
TctrignitPi#ii`hi and Indianni. in the year /17!104
'time whertihimuale population of s tbis settlement, .
wfiich nuathei..aruotniied In • ni 3 fnn 35 0 s Piu l it4 d
pined ate army of dm BM* and ilifgrnntni Ynnul
neuron,..at a dimmest,- of tem* dap , jourrisl,
I where they eipected to encounter the Main mg
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of the envy. , c d
The Colonel of these Wyoming acre:mils, was.
Hplknback a justice of the pate. was an *-
notate friend of Washibllton, who knew brow to
.appreciate his distinguished qualtietom well as •
his "rare intelligence; although as to • matters' re- •
galling religion, their views and opinions Maned
greatly front' each other, as it is well known that
Washington was a strict believer in .the Bibles
whereas flollenbach did adhere to the doctrines of
a Thomas Paine, who was a philosopher, a 4 tree
thicker.
'111; fleasi-rencli,ng cell in distress, of their par
ents, wives aed Oaths's', which they had left at •
home, 160011" kiietilla the are of. the Wyoming
Volunteer:, and in an instant Boilenbach fonud
himself surrounded by hit men, who urged him
to meet the enemy, whorl ! force consivo4t of mono ,
than 2;000 men.
la rain were 'the reprelendatiOus of Washing
ton, who, being aware of the superior numerical
strength of these barbarous and plundering hordes,
had prognosticated to all a sure death--,
Terror and agony mowed the heart of every one
at: the thought of the dear ones which they had left
behind and unprotected, and clinched theh fists in
eagerness for combat and reveance at the gloomy
prospects of their ruined happiness; and it was no
longer possible foj them to remain with the army.
.rti the sound of the trumpet, and headed by their
colonel, they began irk retorts homeward in grat
baste, marching day dud night alit they arrived
at their -seettlement, 1r here in.' of - meeting
again their peaceful abodesohey het cid the smok
ing ruins of Bestroyed dwellings, near to which
the iiterrriee l kiad comfortably erected their tense,
their i%onain fire blazing triungpbandy in the a,
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intermingled with their buzzes.
They soon reersynized the rte horde* of Bran;
notorious spoilers of the "German Flat," who
`bad joined the rapacious and Wood-thirsty Tories ,
and British, which but a abort time ago in Cherry
Valley had given such terable peoofs of their mai
-1 elties.
With doleful lkoks, Higlenbeeh "rminied
little . band;*ho ranshing their teeth for Ina
and yengeatwe, stood nearibeidade of deetrnetion,
and the Woks of his men announced to him the u
inmost dtbnhts of their hearts:
•
There bras none who would have trembled.at an
. asses& on these hordes of murderers.
LL Brothers"- eaelaimed liolienbach, rr apiost
such cowards, who now rejoice in victory over
wonirWt end Children only. Every one of u can
stand the ground against einht of them. • Let 05
send there brutes to 1)-1 in such a manner; that
even the d.=-I himself must have respect for tho
Germaes,of Wyoming Valley . 0
And raring himself from his surfs he waived
his snrord in the air, and spurr e d his horaenewird.
And thmulerirq hums folowed his words, and his
men coshed forward, =meager ktr the ensuing cambia.
At the fitst more than one handfed of these .
red skins tm - rich formed the advance guard of thn
enenry . ) mere toreltPrlic in their blond. The en,•
my were quitrey reposing, in their camp, !mein an
instant the ;rho). army of the enemy was apprjs
'ed of tt-e assault, and from all sides they rusted
%yen the gallart little corps. The sun rose, spread .
big its animating beams non tl.6eshansted Get
! mans, ;rho in a +merit matte arrangements In
take the stand behind a row of mins, and to wait
for the approach of their enemies. The flan 'as
sant'of the enemy was repulsed, and many kits.-
ed the eati'ia death. caused by the dense dri?.s of
bullets sent forth from behind the entrenchments.
The mockery about thi , powerful resistance and
bravery, which the appeirazWe of the little, tend
so Openly demcw.strated towards the enemy, soon
engaged Its whole army. in a furious eciniben, bet
they sre.Te not able to stand their ground ag-tinst
the iiwebarge of the pieces of the little band,
whet. rattluig, cleared their ranks. Estp&ed re
peatedly, and again harrying into the, fr„,iu, the
coesny could not gain a foot of exuaa, *moo
their guns began to clear the ranks.of their power
fulautacrutir-e- ticairtg.-nrelee lor r y bow, these
Gernaiti SParulltts toaufnUY twisted the inpiitor
force of the enr,,„ o ".
FhtatilY, :eta with the kiet glowing ot the. roe,
the fine the day was dece Germans had
fall:rt in defence of their adopted country di 50
snore lay tedly vrottlk. who wounded not for
gustier, and still striving, to make a last effort
against the enemy, who seeing their determination
had althoit been &item to madness on account of
their tensely
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perwistrirg bend= Had these rats beta
cams, fiar3 marictorp to tiskticir he hers rantenlearri
Ist de action as tee "'marina !Pram?. Poy l C-4 ( it
they Ireton* ss;'sadthe irm
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