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Myr 00 /milord Pilisirr . _
TttMOWS, Ii'CIAVIL. ;c
tb plotted a bright and beatillMMlliirtf*:74,..
Ao d .g eny bound it is Millui#V. , ;
felt the so ft endearing pownnt•• : • t 6
For be was like that &Perm illific;• •
•
lie'breadied in acetate soft.aid
The language of that simPlia *Ma f
•Hope.eved in misereN.-but0giti:4.0,144i.:,,,t,..,_
That sentence tneathed.-1 '
I wandered forth Mailability, SOIL. &! f x•A
In shady nook by itreleht
The breeze caught up my geide
And proudly bore it itodt my sigW}24:t--,,--;:i r
• •
Long N have cherished that fair iloirlt6
And worn it for the gilrer's sakeg, • -- '1 • -
Tor nature's gifts has but the primer':
To waken thoughts no art eao bre;d4:,-.
ke little dreamed that one like 14
With merry laugh and eye s e tt, •
B ad hidden
,in the heart's doilk - ded::
" A pearl = fadeleseameammapp
idaasie, May 1150 . -.ArAhnorte,
~~ud~~~~~~~,~~~~'s
The zidayl of o.hiwiley," in Ildt its. intuit and
w e ininciat beta of dile pitrase L hate doubtless
I med away-iato•thettbno *served for an social
a ngonces; bill iht ***hi* in the eyes of
ti c ufol men ) redbeltibd its eftemain shows and
tar armories frouronmitigahtif bentempt s Wet
the prosaic drama bf britesudonal emed ,
survives in• more than all its ancient vislor,
time 10 time gleams &Obi and illumines
'ter how of our nettual4intedcivilifatios with
kbaiallt prismatioreokas of the da*fl. In oth-
rain* there are deeds constantly titiabied In
mutter-of-tact world of ours which, ice teal
knee, have no parallel in the glittering anaals
Owed and painted chivalry. A romantic epic
ialt in the lifts of a well-known and gallant sae.
am-for the 'enact verily of which I, and indeed
my des still living, can Tooth—afford% I think,
a rind illuanuion of this. brief text.
Yams Travers, m Ishii! call him, was *bean
ly saw ti a worthy and somewhat eccentric gentle
-, of Devonshire, who had paned the greater
pa of an active and sbecemilti lIAt in the naval
'token( the East fedi* •Cam any. ke retired
he active parmits it th.-4 -. or this bustling, go
lead a&Wof Sfipfive ; and having
heovely insetted thitiiiings . of his life—amount
al a about twenty theeitadi ponads-4 the fends,
*irnd to an old fashioned - insitic residence called
Wanda, to enjoy in-leisured solitary dignity—be
till been long a widower—the remainder of hut
Coed days. Hi* linsule;hl common with those
attest retired seamen, *ea speedily decorated
na a triad-vane and a th i tmaff; on which was.
toently eithibLed baulk* of every hie and de•
known and recognised beneath the um; bat
no m o b the help of thole interesting theankill•
the hotint-pamed slowly and,heavily with the
Mariner, Mid it wis soon aboodandy evident '
tea be thee evetlegingly anchored, mewled in
eipot, was minobs - to his health is wMI as le*
mt. greet daily! more and . Mime Whim s dig ,
aid irritable, awl elatak i deal more than be
bid been accalkomed Pia*, cm the very
twin; alien the news.malted that his has had
t`' ably panted for a Ikn4ettaill Sorg tea
e y,hr.TraverswasfopsiLdsid and aid, in , bis
bet the manses inquest-mem* that bfl deed
iJ "the toltstion Of Gett" •
Weems Traub's ' the sole heir et Ifis fafiteris
we ,tree u this tuner fine *permit el a well-
Wowed, intelligent naval Pincer; end rich, well"
tett, and of robust health; might be thirlyleelt•
milmm as an ettreinsii k lOu nat e Ill "
m all inobatoility a bailliant r eloodless foams swath
IL to the Foonagoilieeni**st opinion, bewares,
4 than aids end applitiemis were nothing, if they
alai to obtain fer kini- the one sole objets, die
WI Gem of his ambition-41m hand of the
416%1 shttir.whose,Mette his first visit to his
der at Siddindir ha whole being—hese, week
mme-4ad been ingtessed: His edniirmiee of
Nay %%now 1,1101 perhaps all the mom oaths*
wand intents, from having temained as yet
141 64 tonheed to hisowe breast. His bean alone
hey and brooded• over its -own secret, and was
hay, it meteor!, to Acv *or an indefinite time to
"mei Wiemodi itil the daring Miler, who hid at
test/. hew twice Whityled sue atastreami beat ex•
P ed itiomm 9**h - A iiinei*ohnd, &Mead
etch whether be should ewer tatimersaffishist ae•
tawny to dialltdeitSirafidaw,h to thl hie
knew • - • ,„
h h the No; itl o*tsX t* walibliOST
Ada, irifkiaa brow
tetent attributes endwise' mr Fowls 'rO6P•Milld
e°4led
much even his fillooottfeciellif WM an same was
frightetr-the gentler
afore far Oki 11..40 dßinitlAid no,; ,wince the
of his fishes, a nanilsotrie Wane-she prn
*wed theta Al *Oro lbws Inv whin weighed
twist the Rriniveilittit*pf Owe led!. vets
bi 4.1111 whisliet 1 , 1,1i4r: Amnion • taw% vreadel
sit e artivett the estrus llpery When
was intim4 en emialile. grepehd uii4l . ? and her
Puny. if not offitir Wiliam -kiwi whirls at first
kw davanted the beholder, was warmly lest tali
talety ito mai.* ilmouhirdosso, mot
I Illi heSeeCh*ljjleno4o4 ,o loCh• ideali e ntiarnal
kit the transparent depths:of free sweet bine eyes,
4 'vl the rale, thytri : teriteil cl . with vagina
%as. g i n eeeeptiarii thin tiebnity of fixixersto
° lre tbsO of- Mess ' snit on ingnistionabitmeie•
te temper and rficiplailfoit, slit gill may: with*
° tool. 04 WWI, fotuatta she woolf tot, itme•
4 1 mite Mali*, ern . vismentivi,Mtions*, AcIT
Nalthily connected. Her. Sir IMAM WlMMish-
I kae: het team& alike in best
MEM
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ENOI
INIIIM
?unzipXiTßY SATURDAY AT TOWANDA, B
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'lli': oreeiliabin i i . '
, lirie im s _.
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: 41 .rtheilmilla *a a lailmit-laaiii aid
11 11 1* lid -
7 ~.
~.„„.._ SS oak iaave of Lady
iag . .... ,‘ e•
. 1 , . .11114,111.011,4.111kar,aasadinirkis fidb.
_ . .. , .. tikethillo . woodseisos be pa
/It her ells Hp-.
. 11 ”, coldt
* s i l laraciiii MI)
Limmenant Trams erm
.boot the channel
iw Irifiing Om%
Avettusuled, And
Ilia her &lima Made gettil; .but being bond .
tberaegmly Mfected whh rot, was pat out of
commission,. and - .oltiMatelr bt-on op. The brash
off Tmbilgar p apa litamine; god
as the breeze with Brother Jonathan bid not yet
sprung up, Heiken:um wing in sommiket lees re.
quest than usual, and Travel* took age' his abode at
biarlands, andliterbed brit consilenible time by
Intimation of •
Ctkilliagafont the adisirahr. MerY
Wiesen, _mote - timatifd, mere interesting than
ever, received Isim, ha imagined, with tittbit more
cordial franknele Abaft finmerly ; Lady Whertist
seemed pleased will: Moieties' '- whilst Sir Richard
who, he lestinctly hit, had lon g sinew penehated
his secret, and with whom, by the way, hi had al.
ways been. great kind* armed tirqoulified
pleurae at seeing him. Whale wonder thee, that
the allusions dispelled by linmeir ankbess dboidd
reappear beneath the read wannth of such a re
ception? There wain rival in theism; of that%
felt ..voted. Indeed with the emptier: Of the
Reverand Edmund liarkoni, minas of the parish
chords; and Mary's cousin, Lady Whaneo 'and her
daughter limed at Archer's Lodge in almost 1
entire seclusion. Sir Richard for three fourths .of
theism: , resided in London;and when vialing De.
eon shire, minounding himself with amocistes
wham manners end punning were anything bet
congenial with time of his wife and tiangluer. As
to the adcottipiisised whaler and Mimosas
divine as be was, and teethes MiseWlunitm seem.
•%1 to lake Pkgsun in hid varied and brilliant coo.
venation—Vl more, however, than did her moth
er and Travina himself—any notion of marriage
with him was,:the lieetenant felt, *he oat of the
question. Edmund tiarierd's eshity W beams was
only about ninety pcmnds a year=lte bad no in.
fiunntial canneamoes to push him on ht the chin&
--and Travers theteibt he had all read human
character if Lady Wharton, did any chime, existtif
Mary allying herself with poverty and wretchedness,
would permit an intercourse likely to have so fatal
a radii: Thus reasoning, believing, - hoping,
Travers intrrmidered himself enrmistiner to the ho
Reencerby which he was enthralled. Re walked,
fished play ed at bands with the baronet, partici.
peed freely in all the virious males heedopted for
killing time, awaited with Writtrieg amtiety a favork
tile moment for terminating the, feverish doubts
,erbieb, meson as he might, still • Mentes, him in.
cessintly. A circumstance , mike. tmexpected,
and terrible, emsitort his msbatien, sail pushed
him to di:gird:3n be might have et', delayed for
mamba—perhaps years , . •
A divots arose late one night befireett Sit
Thchard WhertortUnd One of hiS companions Morel
li's alleged unfairplay at cards. Injorions epithets
Wine freely inwirshanged; and, *her a fruitless at
tempt by the persons present to adjust the quartet
emitsably, an moped friths arbitrament if the pistol
was arranged-Sousa early hour !hottest morning.—
The meeting look place, and tathoombetenrs were
wounded lathe first tirtioBir Ward, as Spewed
Morally: '
The baronet wailingly *Mined to the nearest
ptrb4it4hooist, end menial aid as tile !mighty ab
footed, Was *stonily procured. On examining the
Iteeinkwhielynas in the chest, and bled internal
iy, the *upon et once informed they *Beret that
DON% amid bn thins to prolong, moth lets to
owe, his
18 1 thoughts...A:boo go mannered the unbolt).
me gentleman' with white Bps. " Acenreell .
chewer A few Moments ifknoraids be added,,
liow long, think yoe, my lifeo-lbielgoey-4sey
"p
Lot lowan boor perbepo—no elem."
allo went I tout Owl* than- ';ett *be roan
ba "flat a: . 0 0€1 at all., 4 a7:
Jillias l ! ha_
_adamiallacasaal: l ! ll aidalevagitlabaladi ,
• , balimt la to Mr. Mims #lNljfis Imo
see bipfibtelestlyt . lbeswiklbt sole tl tin! tlite;:
Mods upon itier ilea
gila . ila• - 141114il 4lAwal•Alaallasargailaballinali
*ears* emeroqiis 1 itheing staish whir the
*AO ibgaiet MeV if bit beetttrp; web
Itk ,atalitaaat
laajaaliadali the .Paaaalili and 1401 1 aaaat
siCenithie terrible intepigettee be tieer bebetuthi
tel4ijtzeta; T li o Pal
DYAI Xi;; aliw'maca Paha49 .ll a . t• ): 6,4 41
mod. and.thai et hitt. niga eall,life wit be pest,
end I Melt lbe uothin i• -
oillay su a entnethiet be stiffr ettettwW Where
,
hi the 'won't . ' r 1
taGino. ontend Yoo; roof:it Tomo, -
run mono nod stis in this onnennity," •
0I! What out you otpuir
i1id09 , 11.!0 my 1jk*". 411 .0 "P M ll 'Melt
kw; hot to 14;felie in oneioni naioef *bid'. I her
olonady hiniMitq f *em innhetilittiorao . mod
finny:— Yon We litiny Makin '
"As !ay cfwei
.10,411-4
"than lift born Irwin ainp . that ale
us" kr /kr 12.0kIvIlkl!leikt die
dritt.aEse/ Pefrion:
*O r •
• "kr!egit!Ot
govi .pe amnifierof Aro/ resikSic
toms door pesesouilo .11,1mgestlis
vg.:-
' %Ammo "Mimi 4 MIA ornied
lawn; b!st dog . ' Tacemees_ ita* he, 1 1047-
It loclediag ply , promesiomal ineetuy ; Amor
ibeasind t,yearP , I
I
" &MO ! Hand se a shas of *asst. Now,
ease 1111111114 TM,* for my "ea gro* dim, anti
anAr"t rk
my spseeh, beneath the hog grasiof this 1.11
death, is faint or Yea know that Lady'
Mande sad at , though awasioesdir fielding
ender bas roof, Wes Wes imasayparstboiobeh
ly estranged from eat other. For this theft the
world biaateWirsi, end, 1 admit, quite jowly. WM,
do world, wise and praying se it ir, sire heidmor
knows arx pares a dossed* part of dwrterto4
II base done lei wife sad child." • . ,
!!Siritisharriti/ . - -
.141thiMa
a What 1 asardad NW Baited, bar fortune;
satiated to bar by satdeauget, was baiestad doe
foods in her maiden name • *bit .maned interest
asnoeated to oboes idea lastaiamdileaolia"--
~ Indeed I dialer Impare--
cc
IF'arbspe not This neve* lwar . ..l4banon
liie cosiiandy 01. stisr o
banking Woe. It was denied by hertioNiesside
twines oft* establiiinneu. • A fewinaelUiinee;
I—bend IfUrer that I may hiawthe necumed
conMs
iian in Yost oof f, IwW* l by 0a 0 610.01_ Paving
_
sad idadaged byes belief Mu I misht, bed
I the means of playbisr for larp wakes, retrieve my
fog gul-- l io you head—kel• my arlWe
name la's !want daimon ; drew oat du Unice
metal, Played wish, mad lost all l And .wowar
now "cried the faissisble um • wish' erameodie
viobLoos "7" know all-4
_mow aloe" My.act
my wife, my child k are Miest
kuo—friondleso i totioo Foci-without root os
th P 1011,46
gl Ilirrafil powers! gni ibis be traei"
_ - •
. , "Asjealli !" r ejoined the baronet, his husky in.
anus apin, sinking to a feeble tehispm. And
you m Whom !counted, hesitate, I see, to save my
name had infamy, oven though the realm' bi
Mary yfbanon"--A
"Bey not so !" passionately exclaimed Traver*.
" But bow-;by what means can I mooed—can
gi Easily. Continuo to pay lb@ dividatd
thrones Child's till you amigwilant - yout—till
you are monied. Lady *halloo till live with
you and Mary, till-611— You understand I"
«I think I do s " staseend Travers gibut—"
''That's Well!" A silence of several minutes
succeeded, folhmed by ineoherent lemmata, in
dicating that the senses of the dying man were
wandering. is Cold, cola—add dark ! Lotted ! and
upon three trumps! Light the candles; we can
hot me the cards! Ah! ewhat shapes, are these I.
Ellen, Mary ! so stem too, now that—Travers hat
promiied-a-bas promised" The . death rattle
choked his utterance, and in a few minutes' Sir
Richard Wharton ceased to live. About throe
*eels Ober the funeral of the deceased baronet,
Lieutenant Traver* received a letter, on
from the Admirstlhyi antroanebig hts appointment'
to a crack frigate fitting Rh sea at Portsmouth; and
directing - him to report hirnieUort board immedi
ately. This summons rendered farther delay or
hesitation impossible. He 'eofrld riot leaf, Mar
ianas without Corning to a fritti eaplanatian with
Lady and Miss Wharton, and be resolved it rthould
take place that very morning, • Not • syllable had
yet permed his lips relative to the extraordinary dia.
closure reads by SO Richard Wharton
„in his hilt
moments, at to the wishes be bad expo :awl re.
.garding his daughter. In the event, Travers' men
tally argohd, of the acceptance of his snit by gift
Wharton and her mother, here could be no reason
kli anrconcealment from them ;, they would_ not
betray the late baronet's disgraceful secret. At all
events fie would not, by first revealing to Mary
Wharton that she Was penniless, and oftenrarda
profierhag her big hand and tontine, seem to wish
to purchase her donrent to a onion with hiet. Fall
of thaw agitations and resolves, he arrived at Ar 7
°bees Lodge, where, to his extreme aohtinishment,
he band the portents packing up the lerniture, as
for immediate rernotah Re hurried to die break.
fast room, where he found Lady Wharton and her
daughter both busily euggpril arranging be* ma.
and parent. ,
WilsA is the rasing :he
withinskise agilu*ss. yqu ;trivaot
jog Amber Lodigsr -
"Indeed wa am, Mr. Travers? ',plied Lady'
" Vr.!.!11)vol a Mdtr 7;el'l:4arr as
OfistimEjui 11 0 1 # 41 Iiii• for mu! 1 4 1144 1.
'KS,* Wilett °Wu - 11) Adrneloricrnoto army?
!Mei so.ki w ad, 'AIWA
u M l T' 4 4 l o:l llo PedTriiißii: •
u */*; * 1 1.0 1 1 1 . 4 4 . *1. I.4dy
WhammileiOima *Mos- dolt ia drawl*.
mow Midi. ToiSiar i '• oho @Medi
4116.ttnal>i lei *ON* I , l *,
St,
Inlet's it yea rql Ellary.t
Edema I Alpeitli, tialaitly; try brain turintiu•
" 1 claniesie-eastruay
stm, ipmarhed, stie;ently top*. kis : 41 titgd
-- 0,440 - thi ! i; been 1)10* - Idttslity
ivlastatisilcHth most imi!,b l ft tttaAley"
" Whit eVhaulliim—retaile In . shom
u To Mary amithar amok Edmond Horford.Ptv.
n'Ttry nrs iwyothed lovem;mid sire, .been : so;
with my cameos, for many moolhe. tiotefrio mof
lan ?mem," imoinood lAtif WI Mali,
midge& by ititol - exiwumiotoi Of (ha viol
males eye.: n tile tfine:ohrA
to give you wryer*, Lluothawdi tae, alasi
bita'e!p'alnence tom union in* t:ar-liitie
reisinit 40 thii Onvitia,_ i
wi - .*:644 1 `
bat ijay - v
• "Ogrooraer oft. LN air, as Iftaftiksogr 60.
oriMibi *anima Mt.
__Ach!al. Wiwi**
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IsOmind absistsmi noulisim as
ths4ollolasioiftiorolliCAsr
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COUNTY' PA
• - ,mt
isimedemet rp, is. iimm
marriageOltioa Neimd
swims tb buil*
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b~
i m eip e a nogof oW."
.1
-
1 thaws* in ay own data,
anode. of an usioatidom
I eiamiairo, ocasiont.
with km: !oath whoa, the
sad of *bow wank no
My ailioeeaid mime
tnivots afilibtk yos; bat bi
r—f could not ,eamisivo.n
ozolainwid Tam; dial
"ifilwiriV°ltanhthedwii
Woo was !weep' retig . .. thmesh
Sum the boom into tbe ed:
node"l affsetiemOreepele,
hone, ir.d . need. at b 7
sped towel and revive ;
'1 Maw media with - him ,
iputment wherwle bad
ireserdi three
.eyoo! lathes ponitioite to ass
rikos loco kw -totiotos he ask.
Mia
- at thif
ping her'lo
.• . cc r 100
U•
igsf hop*, and Ms thi
Larit
bait vete;
7 00 , "On
Tom..
interval. sispiad Whore Miss
bitriOnit. Pentanl •64 0 •1 1 ,
_.2ointated ths apantaara.
,fresikma...ely opportnnity, Mire
travels, in as calm a tone as he
as hs'ietfhefict a seat, and plan
,
Ilter r , " I hive a questionlo ask
isrimpince to you se to filmic and
to answer it frankly, as to a brother"
red; and the lieutenant prixweds4
iat mori &innate.
pima
Wharton,"
could
eel bimi
Put of
I entreat
The'
with",
y,
tune,
of 74.
Warted
?did?
ft is in
Sir a
resents,
The
I am inisrmerl, dependent as so for
- Wharton.. Is it then, I would ask,
. choice and will that you are con
. caosin—to the Reverend Mr. Hatt.
lady, be not offended at my boldness.
compliance with the inirmetions of
Wharton, expressed in his her naca•
ask this qtaestidh."
vglamme tff indistnant mop*
Witarton'te.face at the sent'on
name. Her suffused . eyes wire
ground, whilst the rk.h colorant*
her cheek, as she replied is a low,
of her
W f in
*V'
CM
and I have known, have been snick
rraked, to each other from his 14:
ad;
Wa s Wh
~” said Travails, Italy
II not ,ber do your indul.
anielsiodartutd blow
„Ton !'
her han d and passionately kisa•
,for your sake, bim---Fareteell!”
dui house, and the eamir evening
kir London ; made `the neeewiry ar.
fnf continuing the, payment of - Laay
iridend through Childs, as befall; then
to Portsmouth, and joined hi, drip,
km days aherwards, sailed kw the idelth
mon;
pow
Ge addi
in; it •
He'
took ,
ningeo
`fir
they had
ford bid
money it
*hire. A ,
and her darthter remoted, a)t
imitated, to Wales, where Edmund Han
Attained a curacy, scarcely of se much
doe all that Which be had tell in Devon;
er the lapse of a twelvemonth he was
o hlihy Whartoo; still, however, retain
racy sia a means of usefulness. The union
ppy one. In the enjnytnent of an amply
incoffse, and war begirt-With Wyous in
-days fled past in tranquil happinees ;
succeeding year, as it tuned -over them
Ifni. reheat, angmetred with Fume new
it elfin of worldly 44'4. If a thought
I hearted man to whom they were on.
.so deeply indebted crossedtheit minds,
• *ben a present for one of titychil
ribit. or, curious prodnct of *distant
red, or a genus 91 that !lining period
Of the bold deeds which varsity ad
' Towers to postaptainit rank.
dt the harmed, trampled wail had
married
ing bia
wan a
=Mei
I
and
in thi
dren i
yenehl
Nae,e,
oris at last pnriamteti, and Ed
** aortospnotipti with. Captain
414' pousitio - Itenktio now iiir
itorbapciako :rip hia abode in tha
, kr Marisediti they hirowiTsid 'lam
iipoi.J.jir 00.,goiONit; pimg . * ;
I•Ot riaoo - 11.0 4 .11iiicia ghat batiad.
'- lisping Atigiiis, otider-lard.l
i i ii
,or thottiemilibl fh• 1:16.11.
told: - it& 0r.314 . ' - jer:tio
.-44kiniii4P4 . .. ' il ' .. 6 4 4 f.avarl
isorc shatore— , the-,lirt • f 'ti ll ed' anti 1
Hartnoildatered -insinnir-ot .timrsari
Sin r i .tel ' OntWaraii'iy#7 . and fc,iii!wl
. 111 M 4 -4 1 .00a 70. Fir .5.0. f.: re3OYE , Y
lioindeilllGte*Ottnt: 4 and gialoied I
stow by Itii**4l4ipcer they' wife ,
*befiire - dierkOkieliriorMtl*ikti
#lll s' if i4hiiir-Wii tilfg_hCii,tf:
ila, sir. liarioni, - hrboly Wharton's'
rotellessrs. Chili twingeing , ' thawing'
fait 'WI Oar's dividend'barrnothatio
l' - 31 . 11 sisoser—rerealing wit
$l, diehard *anon, the heroic
and their own Otter worlilit
iierwftetiited,them r' gorht rj.jo:
liot Tisi*s," the bankers wail*.
ling . the some° froth whieh, atute
A Whartioi, the - rentittehiet
It aadXj!cataa9oo 4 6ooo 44
lialatf felalOrlat f!" , ko.:Li 4 .- ate-.
1 i*Difoitt captiolthig-itia imdii.,:
.., -- Jo ..: : -1 - ,•-• . - -;,,-.:
"MOW lito,itif
ike.
oupil il
IM , Pallal
iwOnr
rnintal
bthke.
Itil . k
tien t
,!iil
dinite
*eft de
forward
tlia the
peer
I=
pit dela*
NW fully
fir vit4th
inii '
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IlLU44ooafact
- - - .- . •
lieninnelitie di peopsetbiefixednii—eaddeti=
lidittrAltidiee they enne,.er by the *Ai .of. an
*the* e eland, of iti.ii inAgilary wow& a oar
gutunl i
eosin" PI - •• • SW - RarfonA, with Sluts!
Itelte t a whit gi become of lbws, ' mused
soliheyhavebinei ht , - end hilery 1" --)
siGod will'zoride • for theta and es; Ilari,ii
talaki bet-hokend. ail we semis. but • hsidt
and pea*, I have no (sir ; 'hat my base swills
fo think fbat dint noblwasinded Awn shook! lave
Posed awai beenened, noisonscione of our , deep
'Mho& and Meda'. • .'-
,
d• Do not.deems me selfish, Edmoad,"z4vjedeiq
Mau Raiford. a feel his racism latidnisse;,44
deeplt r yoTsel ar is . Oxparchildren T smass.
loft—oat he myself, hot even for you."
ac Be usaieid," aid lady Wharton, istoverk*
Eras her Foie, gs,ibat Ciptaiit Trams hes not Reig'
leoid to phoeide for such al iirobiible
in his prolispxi se .;oitilin Jeath. , fits sawfish
&Talking.' to yotiOldeq, shield you laid yaws
km* beyond the grave, enlist be satisfied.w •
Ley_ ~bertost was not Weaken in . her *lt:
mem of the character oreaptain Travers. By the
fiery nest pest a letter *bed, under come Of Menai
Child, ham a.Milicitor, intretniug them thitKtry.
will executed afr Captain Travers on the same -day
that be luiddimelid the hankies . to remit the usual
triMcwt to Led, -Whence, the wade Mks proper.
ty of which he asightdie was bemehtthed to /they
Harked; ice her sole use and benefit, awl not ppis.
lug by marnege to the husband. "The'instant of.
*id twine otthe demi - of Captain Travels arriv.
ed,"--it was added,:" ;Nobel, would be at cites ob._
dined on the the proper stepi taken to
pat Mn Hanford *irate:mike cud* legacy."
All doubts wereTeedily set at teat. A. carriage
drove slowly up th arena. one erenlegi just-m it
was growing doskomd Mr. Burford was infortied
that a gentleinan wished M . speak
_with him. Hi
hastened out, and a Pale mutilated figure extend.
ed its handto him, exclaiming; irl - a 144: 1 10 voice-`
" Edmund'! Do you net know Me!"
Capiiin Travers!" almost shouted Zarford,..
"Tan it indeed.Ate.you . • -
•' A pieceitittoi, Edmond," replied the wound
ed officer, with an e&irite smile. "Cam come to
ask' permission," he added tone, "to
die here; 1-shall not I think; belefusedi"
He survived he Dermal monthostered to
with tenderest solicitude by Mrs. Hi* and 'her
babel& The tones that wended
,in We eer
iest* those of Edmmelliartrud, raiding with eltok.
log voice the prayers of the church for the dying - ;
the - last object ldsdarkisingeyesdistrnguished was
the testrful coMuenaoce 4;0 the beloved of hid youth
and asathood ; the lam word his lips uttered was
her name.-Mary!
Cornacarat Stassuerrzrok—Varioos attentpts
have been Made frork time to:time to redeem 14
continents; mooey,but witisoutsuccess. The whole
summit issued dialog the revolutionary war was
four hundred millions of .Aullatvi butone•half was
cancelled by collectiort. COnifteve Paid it oat
forty dollars for one Of specie. Itafterstsrds fell to
five hundred for tete, when it lost all its talue.=.
The whole public 'debt,.not . htcluding continental
money, was loreigif debt to Prince end Holland',
at four pet cent, of 5i,1181,,086, and a domestic
debt, in logo Went certificates, of $4,115,290 td
which were added the et a / 4 st of Several Steles,
amounting to sit,Sokood. The whole debt 'Prat
sa 4 ,4 0 0:000, which finally went up to par. The
camiii4n of 17 e. coat ebt.006,01:10, continental
Money, while, while the whole amount in the
treasury in specie was $1.41,4116. Taking the re
duction in value op continental money, it only
amounted to a tax of aboet- five dollies pet annum
for each person. It was doobtleve a great lees to
oar lorelathers, bet what at rich heritage have lid
not obtained for it, if we ere wise enough .to keep
!
Tes WlLlatt AND WIZ Lowman, Ponan...4
These trees are sometime. propagated feu. lust.
The proceis ato ant the young, thrifty suAsorior
of. two or three }ears olr'i and having shar
pened the bun ends, Arnie them into the soil where
they are to stand. The sandy hills and ridges,
which open otter on farms, may, in this way, be
appropriated lb a valuable use, and plantations of
thrihy trees secured at a cam paratil'ely slight ex
pense. Soeh lands from their ineontigible tendon.
ey to maelwhich keeps the vegetable stratum too
thin for pmiltable ealtivition. cannot be,doTc,tert to
a more indiektos and economical use, estreciallt
'rebore. there * a aeSby of Ten Ala
irsila wither the pale et , reatinabliat
pr o t a sai li; earrfear .y . pere OAPs Mt bring if
P la O tati r a i r dO mi ..0 11 44 - . 4 tWfOr chit
nue,
:1144 41 :in 4104. shooaletim . a jen,r ire ,
"mwspiper *oaks. And ink faint avy :editor
Should bea printer: - 'Ttie - ,*itteg more
an) PO foi money than biaiaa, who iaoneopplfzier:iba
tediiorial chair too Atteti. incontinuslll thlY•
iintelligoint and aciira'printei. who cloan't- harlieta
;in ditilhiK'ntd of the ieperio be has aert:
an Aaiptekkeitd . picaill. ,
ynerv , ee:ll4, tire 1414:
tering piper ot'at temperanc e i leetrultr• •
ditrnt makes ,any nitrates:ion - beyond yone
lusr, 4 ! Iran the answer. ' I •
- = u. Dtt yote mean tiny reflection, sir!"
was in pair eysi as yen intimated, -
Mita it mtetbstee been a refleetineP
, The knifer arthrnt used the The. ,1
A &egos matt made hat way into eAtenageria
same thee sheen; anti it* keeper •Ann* that hi
ventild*hrt. told WWI to leave the place. An
frt.:Winn leho oar lonkiwien, faille the keeper,
:f7 writ &eft pi* alone; sate this is the'
•
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ME
MEE
MEM
emon
-
,
• ;e-,..••
SIMIBIREIS is
•
ME
NMI
In
El
tie n.
aireetly. thrill tholistetdig ear.
Tberakty tilt Love's drat vision yore.
Aid Dliappointiseat'epaap—are ben.
gat soft o'er each revivitit sena
tie chastening hoes of Memoryspieed I.
;.And staillateaeh dark tholight b etween.
_Hope mato, 'vary tear Ite shed:
dips. vista Deatteeloog slain eomeao2.
had ha dark shades areaud me lie.
.7/departing beams froti Memory's ion
~•`• Maid softly my evening sky. •
7, l Deadiftee of hide Pali.
' 4 ISP 1 4 1 „. is pogo, r among the people of Irjen
na tirrning the death of Pinniss 'Ala*, :Thtit
story of a 'Wenger character, and ihntsiaa laud
and pmg Wiliest over the-locality eidarthitt•
5 .
mettle li es tiOeSeni. Not far 6ohilliertna a sit:
nate(' small item= 'weer; its India We bu ilt
.
equate, and rise td;in unusual height. Its lanitez
work oierlooks theieraterstil the river, and &kitty
shadow of is exterior envelops die -shining flood
winding at is bin, with a perpleagl gimp, .that
...
seems to borrow an additional:Zs of. melll6-
choly - from the character oldie d Which is pre.
!Waled to have been enacted there. Tins place ie ,
named the Tour de filanceildeul: , iter the -crock'
fix ion of Jesus Christ, Plitt, broken in Jrpirit, re.
bred 416 toWeis to indolge in hid vier Fed t!
conceal hid limentations from like eyes. of his, ,tin
believingpeople: Mere, violently susceptible . of.
the great wrong and wickedness tifelthimielf tai
have participited in, in a paroxysm of
_despair hi
threw
threw himself from the lolly-windows Of the tower . ,
hid perished itt..the waters beneath. The Swint
have likewise their traditiopary accOnnt of die .
death of Pilate. A the foot ot on e of the Alpine.
mountains called by 'the ,naner of Pilattl i\ stands'
quite a small lace; it is constantly in a disturbed
state, and often the scene of violent storms. Moo&
and solitude are the leading chatatteristics of ffits
tinfreqtterit place, which pewits but a wild and
ill Itoding picture to th 6 eye.of the traveller.
..F . .e t
-trebled fit body, and his mind a pfey to „ceaseless
remorse, Pilate is said tit hays reaftbed the Otaylitt,
of this lake and drank of its warble. An alien
horn his Country and hid race, without friend or
iselseel,he resigned himself to the bitterest of te r
fie/lions, and
,finally threw hirriself into the waters
at his feet. Tbetranquility of the scene is said . to
haves become clitnged print that tithe. The waters
are often visited_hy. severe and tuniciotintatii GO:
twines, which the legends say .are caused by the
'writhings orihe troubled spirit tit Pilate. The -ad:-
, jacent mountZhor are shadoited all the year through.
and the superafitious inhabitants of the district al.
fimi that apparhitsis are frequently seen in the
neighborhood, and lamentations are sometime*
heard upon the winds . , waking the echoes OE _the
Mon Lain fastnesses,.
A Marmot's Levg.- 7 Some at our reidini.may
recollect a thrilling ballad which was written
_by'
Mr. (not Mrs.) Bebe Stnith on the death of a we.
man who perished in tht snow drills of The Greet(
Mountains of Vermottt. That mother bore an in-
Thnt on 'her bosom, and When the Storm waxed lord •
and furious, she rent her owal;arntentsiand true to
a mother's love, Wrapped Them around herbals, 4
The momin. , g found her a coq e, but theibabe EP;
sired Tfis i it babe grew to rnahlibtxt, and is now
the Speaker of the • bhio St•nwe! now Thrilling
Must tei his thoughts of that mother H he be a true
latge-hearted man !-..11he ConkUltnew her wished
how religiously wont& he conform Mihail! now
•deep a mother's love! flow many a mother is
there that would die for her son If called in PrOvi..,
dance to do so. tat solill'arhen far
is
on the
deep, when the eye of no mother is upon theni,.
remember bet lose and, be restrained 4 , it 'from
entering the paths tol vice: Let them fay milking,
do aching which a MOthil would not approvsjand
they will never bring down her gray hairswit.isor
, •
row to the grate. -
itrantantr-Uron ma ittairnt:onin Sett yaw
ago, when a man's? niiepentabtlity eleprmded
on his takir.rannwepaper a#ertain 'Arvid old
&Ilene was one morning enjoying the huttet : of
gelling his rape; (although be tattered under' ifet
grOisi'diitadvantaga of not knowing a pines layer
eltittpbabist.) when a more knawing 'neigh* .
41 - h is Awed Itt cairns 10.4eihapn to Wrote Ids
riaper-Astiservittociliten that be bad his paper •
wrong end tip. The ofd gentlitinan, title-Mg Sint , .
.relf.ttp,in all, the - tiomposit:y of offended /4114
axe - tainted: 41 1 Wonld have ontos know, al,‘„-that•
if L take a, paper.ana Par he it. Chios a tight to
read it which end op I plenee." , ••
(}PistoS Ott Tottaantoint.—ti in
old oirtaind Turk one rlay i taking his tbild by "the'
hind 'in theatreets of C3llO, and irointi4cut to hint
nri this okiosite site a freartimun toponed in
;01 the .etppoce liiirip•ian tey.artn,
gook dorsi if you ever forget God atid tits Pmpti.
et you may come to lock like LW:"
A Lawyer in eine of .our,courts eemtnenecte,
tie.kttre as follows:--blay it please your honor,me
- Detnpllal: passed over the eatth-T4he Ark - his
/10104 won the mountain, and the Minbovw of Jus. ,
tire I . thineeturteautiluily on tyty, i tude* sliest, ,
4 dalmatian any in court, inaindintilsajnix;
. •
RiltlickiaLA, key to tiverydo4 ilk V** , I
hat* aid Itappintoo.-
Vika -
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MMEMES';')=ZI!I
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