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**gtrllrizi WOLK seall• sod ozpo0:4 , VOLUME VII,
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Yr.. 00 Lseessur 0 rrrrrr maintained himself for four years by hi.l " I went you to remain in the eters to- join a company of volunteer., who were: band to which his waist is confined. The
ME VOLUNTEER OF 'l7, own iodostry ; the winters of these fourlmonew morning. end watch your "port, I about to march en Mexico. ' police have been most satins in causing the
years, he devoted to wady at the Academy Me and get 11. wton's handkeroluef end Reader, we will not go with the young striat. investigations to be mode into the
- i o f B. Th e f our th w i n t er that h e s t u di e d , hide it in ono of the drawees, and then come volunteer, but turn our attention to ft-. history and antecedents of the man; but
BY KATE PWAN.
et B-, Lee, and Charles Clifford made and tell me. I will be unpacking and pot-' After the eireumtanees in his office, ble as yet nothing has been di...ea which
-
Wo will ask the read, to go back to the each other's acquaintance, and became eon- ,ting up goods all day, or I. would get it Grey felt disposed to observe Blake nor- ean• in any way , tior.e as ea.." for
1... day, in the autumn stn. aompaniono, ad eve (donde. When me-
myself He mote*. forgets it, and rowly. Yet he felt unwilling to believe his i lasting him. All that is kriewn is the fact 1
'liise of a calm, p o f 'do on d the e - iseethoi o n; u s to LlT...bores Charles ma made mare by their mutuel let". ft en* desk tel hem writing. If sown misgivingsof hfs clerk's integrity. 11 0 idiot boob. recently arrived from G reno ble, I
of l'ike Miehigan, where we will find • "mild*, of hie friend ' . Persevere.... and you aro eauttous you can slip it into your wa s a son or ono of the wealthiest and moot . when, he bad lived a holy and religiose, life,'
large
an ,
~i o . ngig or ,,, ging onen i on. e i tne .. i„g oosory, hi s lea a eaters t o e d.. en d pocket without being seen." influential non of the town; and he intend- couch beloved by the old peasant woman
led near elle coqu el
e he , of thee broad ell. still more cl o sely to the orphan boy.' " Why! that would be stealing," said ed to take him into buthwas with him in' wbo bad reared him, and who, even to thel
And Mrs Clifford, who eves ever ready to , the boy, w ith con t emp t . .. NO ; 1 would the ; wiring. Two mon th s after Horton's . hour a her daub, declared to have found'
ocean•liko expanse or waters.•
To e dwelling jeal,,,,,es Lid thine sour v i m , befriend tho friendless, and assist the dee- Irelhor toll fa th er epode and be unished, departure, there was a party going out • ' him one morning b big bellesth a hedge
by rho taworino shade tree., ( - teetering tit.., took a deep interest in the lone boy,
then commit such o dishonest set ' sold he, hunting, to a plane ton mil. distant, called'neer her cottage. No have of his iment
i r i ne , he.tiful shrubbery, tool the goy and requested Lim to consider he t as a inn- firmly "What eats Yee 'nut With his the Beach Solge ; and not having go. ago km ever bcon ffirenvolied. He never wh.i oho ifienitiir mem. Thaw.
"0 • r 0 t But 'II tier , nett Heed tied regard her house his handkerchief? There SO plenty in the enough, one of Mr. firuy's neighbors acne Wks abroad, and discourage. all meetings
prairie 'Bore 0. 10 west We 'lll , a , A largo and uothusiastio nous meeting 08 .
seer:, as good net bo o." , for hie. A. the merchant liended it to the or assemblies at hoe house; therefore the ; o ig eone for the o a oprloo of sole a:
not, at m. 0.., e Lk tii 41es, ihe this rural borne
.• 1 am aware or tioa s r said Blake, who bey yr. come for it, lie asked if this was aldhoritiesof Paris have nought
; to do in ~,,. feel i ng
.., , , . . th e
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„a...1i0n
ats cm.
poroilhe, het well: up th e fthely giavMd At the age of eighteen, sour hero [llOl
raw he was obout to boolled by the boy's the oho this AO. old 80. bound. Mr. IM aim Several physicians of eminence i '
iar.ia i.• rad, p uts itto the hiot,e, and take. Charles Cilldni, lo ft their boyhood's homes
'... Nita; of its elmontes. Ao n.• are about to fur ono of t. Eastern eidloges, where they, honesty, "bat[ I gent to gi,o hire es ',me, Gray answered OM he 8d not know that'
h ave already been to visit Id. but none gong.'" wee hold in Sae Franoletto en lb*
net the port of li. ,
0 . e ., on . will woo no it, due thine, graduated with the highest trouble in looking f far it. to. Lo env" . Den lied loot a honed . The boy Own told I have, as yet, been able to alb, the my ste- ;30th of April, at e ld e b W es . be ob ouar g
tho
him how Hamy hod shot the dog. The fa- Iry of the long fame and bleeding. Dr. C.l preeidtel. Tho following reslutions, drawn
tad o,_, r,,,, r a lathe pallor steperthived. honors. Sorer, nlelAthe Eater their return, yesterday in bunting for tay hot."
The rOOlll ii occupied by f.l iii........, who Lee was eilmitted if:the bar, and with con- Thus by his wall.. the tiny'. scruples ther lelti mortified at hie son's duplicity, .d the great entnetnisk after remaining i"'", up by a onnuoithee consisting of Wm. M.
lap le . to . rouding It ds, s o . a rew i re fide. hope of Retire weer., he had s die. were tibet.ed, end . goitted hi s p oint . ' font sent for hint sod eked him if he hours bolds room last Fliday, left in de s poir, n
C.! 9. nod eli ii ' to e . riot , us th at ithol 011,1 ...abseil the moose. of dud. .1 few day. ,der B o G re y ro d urne d, 0 , h o d b een boodine in his absence. The bay declaring. with an oath, that the juggle; Seeman Wt. M. Bt./Dena Jobs B. Web
, ! ,:ii, ! : ~,,,„ ~,TO, n „,,,,, „, on. , ~,,O o ~. Ah 1,,,, t,, 1,i., uni,.., up,,, 1.,,,,,eia , hk only nide was present. dto him fur pay mete- at ee mikes.. hie furies, a aa r e l o o n d was too well mast d for discovery, and, kr. M.B. le th oen, and P. A. Morse were
lined to .. en A 0 1 a „,;.. 0 .i,;,,, • 1 I,„ ; ,„ 0 „..,,,, , d iong l.t e r, a he r d,- g i r l 'lose 3) .1 1 ,101,j(illir Illn . Wollo to ilia desk, wid what ees his a.- what ' pawed between loins and Rieke, and therefore, the mysto•ry, like that, of the unanimothily adopted . th e ...i. e .. of
1,11( that the • ,a,,,1,;.• 11, ~,I, ~n r ~1,1,. kindle. ba d long since woo Lee a heort's tom"litotenti ou epee'. the fiss r e to fuel three that the letter persuaded him not to mew mantle virgin. of the Tyrol, remains a ; doe onnooing o
. mystery still."
'tie ell, is. des, nail thot tl uy hail 1,- boht eget tin.. Inuelred dollues missiox ! What could this t on the ae,iident to his tiller.
. 1111 W tee 11110 t h e Illlndkprebiri emee s og.r troth „ at ... no , too. pear s i g .., people of Celt:omits being nat.. or the
, Resolved, That a large majority of the
..tioothi thi iv gilt, NI, ion:, here, tin thi. Akw il to.- oft, this below eireithib :nee one. ? T. lie,. 11,1 one b rew 11110 Of o I
1/101111H111110011.. La do' O•.. 1. . Tr fir3V, 11 merchant be orison. Len clerk- IoY PosaYlYioto lor a n
Hi' • r'' than ii 3 eitr N'' into toy desk. and tide, no don., sill ill thou' ' -- United States, have lost none of their el
-31, , C,111,1,1, the l a dy oc the i. e ... is rd, broth.. to hie denartosre for colleeo. to rii b bail oe""YY to to - 4 " - Ii iift lohnseli s ose e li g ht on th e on ,th e , „r ~,, lost „,„. I Two men had entered into an agreement tachment to the Federal Union, but if ad.
1 souted iii all noon /their, ii , nv ni e r,, o (a go t a 1 .1 , • , 1 and ii meetly soliaitool his Illl•lilli,10 liar ' W.' it "YYte'Y Mr' "lied Co" in - iev," rid lir i ;Illy, •• m i d p. •by you. . rah one ..fthein neighbors. Everything : „w o g on e I ,„ d o e i get i ne of its hin,ins,l,
1, II ,111 , 1.. W, 171IiI•l. I 0..'• I , 'IJ r,l tLe rlf 3 , CW 113 \S. Olidirl,t OW one of his (kr. " II" • ffe?' ; '"id ''''' .4 I'm n b. ..sold i" diSidoelinice, have been made the lustre- won plamiell. They were to enter the home. will be anon , t h e fi n , to d e f en d i te i noor
out n o. o o il,. g „s o i, th , 0 n 0... o h o d oer ,. ut midnight, bresk op. his chests at. eky and the r.., to ahendon it
to. -mi. C. mid pm ithil 1 11... i"ii is uii was dative... ill with n fever, his s o o hog this wi , iesut Id. to si he e Ilso my -bey
i l .' t' ii. 0... e.• hiiu-wel i. i ii Ii . i. i t "0 , ..b , had iorivel, nod that he Wool ( ' hew ll' '' ke s. ` l c rl.red f" , i• Inid " 1 " i 'l l. tot and happiness of a worthy young maw" draws., end corny off all the gold and sib if hat wiregret deeply th at our ap.
hien tie fit tno tio . t Woe ii o o iit ie... in lei.. 1 , ono the ni xt morhips for po or ., pirete .111... Hy, deoiell his li. ;1.1.14 id .. Gut he ont liis knoll...duet' ate., in- ter they Gould tht. cation for admission has produced angy'
.'v
for in hp or, and 1ii..., 1,. ,t.• 1 01: .at, i • it... 1I n low suit. the Wear thee," eaiil Garry, Weedlike! et his portio's "Ile
on sec I .a, tl, her de .41. ell the, I. ~, . v ol T011e... by evatifeele to the men•loant, 1 Mr. titeY W.. P er l'"" " I, il( l ' ,i- 111100031 agitation. " Bloke s aid h o did ioo t 'to each other, by way of encouragement in ra i g ,„ eg ...on against ega i ne,ogo g „ o . i.
awl ro,ble lo 1,, ore, It 1. ~(illvlll, • rio, liir ini. 1ii1141.,..1 a dispisition to iibligiy de" , 8 ii••• ii.O" 8 " ' " . 3 'd i . ' •''..t'''' hetet bitog kr it toll he b.,,,,n a " the evil they were Melt to perform. " lie ouily threatening to disturb the future wel-
• ; that the gilt ..I II notify hod 1. it buci. op.- I littiono romeeed with M old fthen.f s re- this di th" thid lie," oento ,the timmilrel •• H o w k.., d yo u to thi,d ; so , th y t oo, but gill never miss a halo gthl, while he p.-ha. of the Gov meet itself.
o ne. thitwithstanding it unsold pot !Su to' ha. epee" th° "'we end giiii. by Ink "" MO h ese liot the rase. et:lotion will make us bop .ier. Beside., what' Resolved, That the territory belonging ,
1.1 moth.. ,1 nei e id i.: i,• en ...... thre- - 0110 ill° uivioliiin -in ; anil aware ton, that . men. ; wed probably this is not all I will 31 r. dray een 1 directly to Blake an. right has one etas to all this wedding.. ?" to the United States is the pen of
ro y
to uotithes 1.1.0.1. 0 Ise.-- I. mot eb'i ii. i. soman •in Ow • 1...i1y site 'lo tiros li .1 in hi- employ,' clerk by the i 11...1 11.0103. 1 , i ii f„.. oe u bo n , of n i oo t h e b e d heard ! then 'flow they talked tog/then Me of Ilsee the Confederation, held by mere. in
Ales '
sr Ike, so lot, 1 ~,,,,,. ,1 I i ,` - who wee d0e,,,,,,, o f os i er ,' ; While these thoughts were passing Cose loin son, an, added 11 1 hot lie hod reason to inen had a wife and 01111.11., lot the other, i t ,. for yh o b o „ o r, o of o no pael l a nr . tha .
lin las r s um. • 1,0,1 last ! I At ou op. it. , oieilino. .it - a •,tii,g I, orsl,l •pi 1 • :pie and eio o lad ten. Lo hie r•ihd, Ins eye tonicl iiii a eolith. it liniik i t ,,b„,„ in, I. „bor. dun t h roe h non i re g letil tem in the world to ease !sr lent Idle- Clan, and that Gm Fedetel Goverment
'To, th. with in 11,,i &no., ' nom, itioiari - lk twenty - three ,i oii . i iir " F e, an Y thin g "'"" . 1g ..."menbk to carry , Iseth Ibs 1, uhiM until um. ; had oeopol no- Ihllars were t, were taken from bin thisk. iMr The mw who bad c10d... weei; while invested with the power to "teakettle.
1,, Iles hrisr WOlid or ii.no 1 tear 1,111. :it's ai .1 her • y• loth As:. tic, j... 11. out 1,. oen phoo, a revel th e, Atel I net. " wiii•a,i",bbil',,l'aid Jed I ! i i thi g it Intimbloted by id , Gray'. resolute manner, home and joined his family. after agreeing or w e t M e e lied repletion. re t ing the
Awl lien. Ile los,•I, ;I, I. ithi,,,ii, _., I Lis joilicr i ainl ii,iatod 1:11 011 Mt mien it al knew also thee Blake regarded him es his' .' 8 of , tho eme• " rt.. oth tow 11 t. 311 d his ..wo guilty etnewielice, he Whllowl. epee • place at mooting with the tither/ sat; territory and o th er property or the Milted'
•
WP fad/ rob lhe 11 , ,,,, re. , 4 31. illilford, I. n ) ionic eiri Of about fill.. ~. rictl. end het 'away.. felt env ow and re. here ?' , edged M Olt, and muttered that . did the darkont hour of the coming night. 1 m g ,. mu . egerrog, this pow
~ ~,,,,
Herrit4, Pe , May lei. 15m..., who is earolethly, oet biddy, run- 'so. _NI bear. him. 1 " Whow nem. he thot . the co..' t- ai d
hotrod to touch t. Money, but hid it •"Dear Patine," maid one .(the children 1
o, marled.. end limitatiim imposed by 0,0 ,
- !,,, r , 1,, , lie.. overt e stologs if aLm is, WIIOII Bloke liem .1 of the ...tine Hor- 'asked the eletk. with the inteutien of returning it et newt Olill/billg upon lie keee, " I ... " gft. Coestitutionfof the United :Wet..
vat, M sauna 761... Z-r. i while. her otiolition sums to I dire... to ton paid Miss .lldeo, I felt quite mew,' " lii. 8 li"rt"ti." "bb Mr. Grae. tutu - , f uture future iqoportheiity, Asia a num b er ot olbor yoo 1......"
; Resolved, That, the foregoing ie. of !
o n ~,„ ~,„„,,,„ -o pie, of teethe in 011 e id the late number- tie utile, fm 110 admired the beautiful girl,
in'
pie on I. evoke.
,exeuses. : The presence of to child troubled the the relatiou of the Teriteries to the Goner
- ; or 0, 3h:ow!, maitaine sod hod., tole tonere' en
attempts "It is likely the ow., of that lo.dker- , It would he too tedious to repeat thu s man, and lie tried to push Idol away, bell al Government mid to the States or tb.
01,, never •• hi. n.,,ltc,::'' It iwi.tti. Ger iie . The striking 1 esestiblance, we pore , ice eto win her afieotions, but when be heard o dad' oio, if he .'eke. , goo music infant" - ' long lecture Mr. Gray read to the now, his arms Meg tigisnw shout Ids nook, mud! . e f e e ea ti o , 1,.. i n go „„,,, l i„„ so b', o b,,i
with dis gaiter. of hato and tle• eighlel,amle a'
. li..tiri-n the t I.ree la. mow... 1 .,11.. that she Yr. en g a g ed to Horton , . was' hors on thi s "hi"' ilimi any Y " .. a 1..," "aid' au n t-fallen Mt. boot W,WHI 00M/ 11100ti011 he laid his fan against. hie cheek, and .4.1 I e o r i t ,,,,f t h e '
wok ; tiontutioo of the Ussiti II
e
1 „ 1 „ ... coos „b og go matt, amt y o „ o „, „:„ r , l , and .`lsis ti1:11i,,,1, e ,, nyiticeo to , that, thine folio., , IlLiko Lon g ' thet Mr Gray took him by the arm, led in a eweet, and gentle vein.. Ste* and its express provieime, ad .lies
ma
lake . exists a ie. relatiouthip bet.. them, The second day after Mr Gray's dep..- ' "It is impossible for Lee Horton to be, 1 hi„, on o, of rh o ~,,,,o 0 an d regues t e o heel
th
" I love you, father." I with the republicate belt... of the Staled
nut leta n g er. e soinheit, go down oak 11,. ,1., , that of In ho c awl , hildren. ore the fiend, for we can eoll him by no iin tine wee, concerned in thi. Ili. noble ~r over to ester lois door . Tho merchant lovelonrilY *man thaw Gm imment l o r the 'bd. tr i ono ly indicated ' hoot o orr i o „.
thir emote 14 elaeloue ...Ay tour ile
saw a ',oak, eo n , 1 l o g
~,,1 1,,,, , bron n o kdow annoy oiler tonne, went, silently to work m" i n i l l r '' '.l W." not f"r
forum'"'"'
."'"'"' barb" and. ° sat down end u 11
rote Horton an 0011111 a od e and tont% ono to hia b.....nd kin." I vial condition is intended to be lento ry'r
Mit no 111110111h111O
sort
• toms& out in il.ii d ,rk ; 141111
-r. ih o thori n e , e ).. an oh , , ~io no„ ,; i years. T. sescru, nthl t , her, the fn c- the hill. to lii,th reimtatiou .4 lois rho al, t. I thought," said the meo chant, angrily. ; doe ci,,,,,,,ry. nod begged him to return as, Lim. 'and not to endure beyond the time ohm'
Where our 'merlon folds liplike too (miser n • ash, ( parable loss of ao niffiet knot ti al a ono II- 111. he barrier ti ' For to we wet Leo Gorton *as the last
look. d 1111011 as the great . i I , i NIIMI as possible to 11-. Ile next call- There were two elder children In the o h o o no.. of the p in ,. 1 1 1e i h.hnto notik et,
loved husband, ie orb ion she bad 1 laved ell his inhalers Ile mom. d two fol. boos ond id li ft thoofflitai _ liter Yente tege"ftioh el on Judge Alden, who also rote to else mett's dwellieg, a boy nod • girl. They „,, g o , o h •
tor common property, wed shelf
j?i b ,%,...r,r,1: " : " ,: ' ,.,!,, ' ,..,, ' ,:,!!; '" :1, b :,:? " , " :! . i her bop. and 1 so ppiness, Mt wield her to ',oohed, tl tient to unlock • desk, sod Inking I however, he sent, for Hop ..... and made him yOlll. vlenteer,apodngising for liis treat-' were poor, 1.1141 thew, children worked daily'
I have acquired such etrength of ounthete et
~;,,,,,•,,, ;;;,:,.;,;;„,,,:, ~ „,,,„:. ,n,„ ~, r „ ,L 1 ... di tis the, • ...ire • front s....eice onielea•ii;- old n moll iiM in whirl! holiest Mr Gray 1 arquaiitte,l with the tileunsataoce, and ask- mod to Id. int Milting that 110 inured his ;to keep up the supply o Pbread, made des- I will ono th o t h e . , en „ ologo , e Moro rior.
Wattle sharps,. therreepaa.oel 00 .1.001:1,, , bin, li, I a ',ph e.r, ta a al•de, be timed 11l Le. inoi.i.y. 110 hoot thole. hod it, and tin 'rd if the Itatidketuldie in question nos his ; &seg.., would Mel au early grave, utile., oink mow through idleness iu the father. eroogoont or 'heir „,„ . .. I ,„ th ,„ 0t ,,,. in
Th e wi ld lle g . ""M er-lh• weit '" lia "1" ,,,- ~,au „ally all,. ii . Vt., i it... •,.... ~..I r or, getir , et. 1 lin e knotted d.olliot sin bins, mid se- Ibittoe we? °Ceti) . to".nithedl. hot "tin" - ;he returned Foot) It in 'wetness to say time' than from leek of employment. These
The shark ot the m at, re- ma„ oii, u al, a , oth • i- representation in the Congress of the Iftitede
mind, ti"oi the I 4 t 1 lie edinthin or refigi nt, ...Ma them hi a Mud! drawer in the desk, ' ••iiil liftfteg. l'e. all, 'Y.'S. •• the Cliffords %sere rekticea at I. discovery obildno eat. io soon oft" theft Other'. Bate..
Are kw to Lc fii,trid iltha the wing , :oo td 111411, .
When it heth la wet, to unwed whet, a yen. ' " M C a tl i hunakereld if is mii o I
MI etialth d her in dkeliaree Cie ibodao do- . neon. sun. old letters nod ppm. Ile ' i,• r Y. '. ` ' • iof the lest noes, mid they were also muds return, and brought him their earnings for li4.oiOrd. That a Btele can be admiiIIIIF
ties of pore. to the Ire...nos el n listed t o hi. larked the sole nod desk, BPI d was' lost it to
I eel ....Mg in the ...mei east down at thetal. report of Miss Al . the dal , into the Vision on one condition orsedy. . 0 tor
o
' her rare, hit', that. epplovi .1, ...shoo, Hole , to they,' the loss into a well ill thee ' "ring ) our B ftetto , Ihei Low it came ink den's marriage with the you. De. of ft-. i iii , bal. , i" ...id the boy, " I
soc-. . is as the equal in all respects of the ea iti•
which lie. but ato Uly 1 .,11. ilt, , her wet„ heck o ord, teat the were, when We thought your di i ....k, I knew ss o t. . !.-- a ie en you 1301 001 b. may be noised why did hot hiroln•B , lfid thing liseltamellla Ileo u Lee's toil parties to am confedevati.tos ; 11111/ the
"W. I'e relic write? She had written to father was .meted Ithdoos for inbbi"g. Congress sal the United Fete. has hoe
lover before lie left New Odense ensuring, They took Lim out of our s hop, when lien - flower to supervise State Conotitnaowa, re
him of her line belief in his inommee, and' ry wan there, and carried him off to pinion. look into them for no other perm.. fleet
her emtaney for him. i 1 was no sad when I saw Henry) weePingi to sec that they are reimblicaet be birth --
Bender, our tale is now finisheil. Blake' And he hung' Lie head for damson-for That the instrument we have presented, id
liae gone, no !screen know. where, and the' shame of his own father! Only think oils tell anti fair expression of the poled.'
volunteer, we are informed, returned with' that" will, and was adopted by the moods iii
l an possible npeed to 11--, where he wee, The man did not reply to the worde oft the exercise of own angno ,, i „,, on. ~,,,,,
rewarded for all his suffering., by receiving his MOO, but lie thirsted his fan away
_en. a s tain oinger „ nonna inaa ,41 ,
; ,,, ga ,.. 4
the hand of lois lweutifoil mot eonstaut I, eetteeal fie ealweesion• 'lsere, tweeting as far ae poomible the cejoy•
dy-love. 1 ° Ashamed of the faller!" tl ehthe ' of • • r
~
.. 8 • , mint civil end pithiest liberty, mod this
And will my eloldren hang their "Oa Iwe came eon.ne to abandon •it to fall'
e•weriss•et rnorince. , al., in shame? No, no. That shell twee, back upon a iferritorial °overflew..
The following eurioue state... 1. made Ice." I Resolved That ,exceeding to the trod
l in a noon , lot , of rho „gooier 'sari. our- At else hole of mideight, the tnan who oingry of reiorogo „, o i, a,„„oinono„, all
respondent of the Imams Atlas I bud no children en throw around him a i ntore „, so bibh ea ., 0 Y,'„,,,„ 00ng0 , ' n , r
" Wonders will nosier ca Paris. A oph.r. of belie , ieeeneiee, wee carting
et execute the low; that Cshcorni. Ins • seso .
ilieovery whieb Imes lately be. made of an 1 Ino Idan of rendeevous for him whore chili 1 interese seriouely allowed by the revenue
extraottlitetry individual living at the Bar• tlron i'" "'ad Lim. Mot In w.ft.g li B ll I,('a which - tax her apemen. and divers
riero d'Eufo, tool who proclaim himself to' in vain. Then lie said; . from her treasury into that of the United
the world es the heir and successor or Jr.., " t will do the deed myself, arid Pito the; stew the h ow ., o „ i i ngtog in her ann.,.
Clirist, has mated the greatest curioity .mien reward " Ian id Out she pow.. other intern. Will
among the miracle-Imam of our capal. I Asuilm did sesiorditig to bis word.- more harshly affected by the refusal on the'
This man is a peasant of the name of P ori-1 When the other loan most forth to hie la- i toe , of Cow.. to „, igiab a oamono . iai
mond. about fiveenod-flotty years of age, of, an' °. the ten a"M. ba learned that l 'i. I goverument for the security of lire, Oben/
simple and tospretending manner. and .......lice it.'l been "ken it the not of ,wod property within her neat.. Or by
homely...A. Ile is, howevet, Is... Featly YobberY , and on. trendy in lA."' ' neglecting to recognise the State orgauis,
„„g or ae „, .1,.,„ a i,,,, ..
ry .p, .(1 . 1,, fl, : ..
Illoik ho even he virtuous children !"o tioo, which, its the extecise of the kart...!
coca for he h a coned, by the rata of his said h e with ftr'. , "Thee lient san d ble rights of freemen, the ...pie tiffilisilitter ,
touch alone, many hundreds .11 1 persone who mu Never will Ido soy earsthattrilloia bare eatablished for their eelr-pregeria ,
'have been to vied bite Ho reecho. a 11!..." th ." O. 111,011 for lifinr ( nth.'" I lion.
'stranger. who seek him with the greatest! &nooe to , o „. oe t wen. s eg . o . g , Resolved, That the populate. of CO ,
simplicity, divelaims any credit for the won-' Trust not to eucertain Pekes, but pre- fore.. Irom the most reliable hiforesaltiof
dram miracles he performed, merely repeat-1 . re yourselves f or 0 ,, eonergoney of eve can obtain, is at least 140,000, thus sol
ing the assumece of his appolutnient by nuel lir e Learn to work, soil tenet &rodent titling her to the representation wllieft slue
Saviour, who eppeen i d to ht. in a dream, l o n serviette to make your broad, sweep year Welme it the llouae of Represent:dive. no-'
to go forth to the world to teeth), le the B een and darn your stoehittgai Above all,' cording to the prime. stendard el Note
let...ll ofthe Gospel. Ile i s of uhnrt stature, do not esteem too lightly those Imorahle'eentation ; and that If the °mem of the
and of full and expressive IsoUlliellellee• peel teen who ...Lehr Lhereeolreo no d United States ...Red to ascertain Ms*
His hair, parted on the forelseed, descends • t ha r ~,i ear ., b y t h e ... o f t h e i r no .; face by the mode wean, adopted in steels
on either aide of hi. temples. Them woulil 1 h en . , w hit e y ou cares. aeo reog i re b o o g ie.. it lane fruit of Ca/Ferule, and Who./
,be nothing remarkable about the person of your 0 „,,,,, , 1 1 1 „. h oe , ho e inop h o j eye, l no reason why that which le entitled to thip,
Idle mats, wore it not for the .eircumetance ; gin, sourer in e g„ goor to , Imp th o oo.okoo 1...ta11...a ...Wet to nes 0111.1.1
which has given rise to the wilful lie, or tho as l ong ee i h ey eau keep body ..d eno irt e -1 out be represented in its moire intertel.
'unhappy delusion, whichever it may be, Igether, and got foods to live in f.biou. If. both of the eovereigoey to which it is no'
that he Wale openly ed.nees, wore itnot k en ago w i g , you .in look at t hh o pm., WWI and of the population which It ooluel ,
for the extrannlleary etigentles on blar * e th e li g ht we dig end when y ou ere o ld ly pommies.
Nodean de d feet, teed th e deep °kettle° in .ough to Lem wives, you will prefer a. Resolved, That as Mas one Benatore.
Ibis aide, whence, during the whole of Pas- h one ...b.k o , with e of a et at to i t e m. and Represontatlves bete, throegh th e
Mu Work, have issued large drops of blood!' .on„. life, ton featd.oabie loafer, with a . medicos of the public prow, etleilattl Ile
1 Many people worthy of belief have told me raid,.goo... s o ak
wh o o. e _ I Amid* Congress of the MULLS aedeseeee
I Wet there I. no deluelon about OD. The; or ore h ear renter b e g , o sae h a „ en . b o g y . Ake of oer 1116. Step we fully concur,
1 hand! and f oo t ere g i orog o th roug h and i bat married a f.tune s " we tremble?. her ' end trust that proper Mention willepeedily
through, and the wooed in the side le ehont, r „,,„„ ....why. Rule.
kb la wak e ., he liven to them
two *hes long. and very deep; Weft they! by wee k. ear ., o gre ou t g o be n pp..' Reichard, nog theN Restriell.a be
have seen the blood those hem the. weendei i„,,, e g o f o ri4 o ,g og y 0,,,,,,,... ve. signed by the Allem of tide meelitsg, putt.
'lowly and drop by drop for hours logether . ..b ee ',h.. a .- ...ad o f moat/ the limbed le the shy more end a copy trains ,
during the peel week end the daring all lg .. ay e . bp,....d.embing aG., eel witted So air 50. lead RepreserstriY
this ffiffi. Pod...a reams ulwwwlod ow of their omit leek lota Omsk halite sod tiffie Ile Wiffilefetor My, and bg them it.
Ida bed kyles, at It were. le • tease.. Oda- t h e i r Um. MAW they boos beim .ad he reepodkilly esibiedllsed te the Cowan,
oat toedor nostiffieenfts moli lo ell 'ppm- ma Leadpm iliesealore-ase thot they ask, U.K.& Nam fee theds eutuddersthe
lambs, dead. After me* he noires; the a.,... t it hilts will had Am te look ••4 mum, -
(bleeding erase I he resevere hie Imo% igen a Wm* ealettree. Talk net .1
partakes of ease slight refresliettie . k Ed dm baudltal wklts idtki and gee aolt_doll-
Ifrz=lio!;
a nt e l i n ,
.71 1 1 4 ' I
whi n: est. lb. Dm ice d U. 2.1
Hem maim te the kook 'oak welon Let net Woe feelliti ircomil
trooneto of the elan Oa bit lie i - .., mumb,...
p
t
s
t car.car.car.r us. wo. Of tie Jb*lah
I
wit. eirriti lie ernaseet ea ide eo.
Ben Mete geld e 1.., whisk funded the,
IlDm?tirgt
The rising minelintee brightly,
With glad. sultmaing beams,
Awakening the dewy earth
Emu :Sight's &helms dreams
The sky is gonad no longer,
Nee veiled rn night'e darklme;
Far from Me slur. Ilt, golden light
Fads mßly o er the bins.
And joyously .in, ;
And all the woallunds fur and m tdo
Ilrarewm;;;lisly ww;
Awl Iltrowg1; Imo-tops floating
Them wage, wait giddui "re,
The butklin, lemghs eeem miming,
bumwig into lA.
I,f mottly nw elling
fragrauee nwd be tui,
And 110,,( rn, tun, are blur
In all Iff,ir hoauty I.tri
=99
nva.l , .,rx riren.,ll
Awl on 11, hills uocxl
All &A/•.l in%. 0,1
Mt, ! I hiF hieds,
Sol.ll,lllParitool
.1 :
Oh! never .1;41 0t.;1;‘,.. doilike if you u
Yet Foment., loonatoty 11111.,11 ;se soil;
IVo aro all of .1111111 a, Itliti al/ of int t frill, feel „
And mercy without% eiroald , ser Irt ettrretg. , .... ot et Iloilo lint tliat Ito had not yet collo. , -
twill."
Shall we dort, to krok up to Ms rotas, mace s. I blind. soul I bloat d ()lama were youn, ' 'lett tl the lottiners.
With petal...for proton or pleooloag for love , men with mind, i,f• the Intent cost; and oils .. tq,,,,. it „„;, b,.. ~,,,,,„i,..; o f to ld o /. t hi s tt Do reef for a moment think, Horton,
Shall rem dare, while we vat fur rev..., 00 me the tolvatAttoet of the ttainiott: nod cones , l e p 44,,,y i1,b,11 ~5 Erni...?" as k e d 'h e of that I wish to impute anything to your
whit, of doll 1 cligiott. vote min tul to •I her, the, Ilitotelf, "'lr. II ray has n high opinion of ehttrget" said tie distressed tlt'lreintrlt
To an; Isom a God, yak deny to es brother'
' were all that the twist Instidiot. inuther hie iniegtit." He sto , 4 for nom moments! " This," continued Horton, "is the work 1
e Add have ilemrvvd. in deep - thought, tit length he hastily put of envy and enoliec." Turning to Blake.,
(Varies, the clil, son, I tokul up from a, the lies in his pocket and walked back in. who was standing behind him, viewing with,
pi , 1,„ !,,d ~,,, ~ 0 , ,„„,„,_ „„d said, i, the every to relative ml future plans -'sal istaxtion, the distress Ile and caused, he t
' ' n ''''' ° `" . 1! L "' ° "" ° "• • '• 3itt dlr.:, 1 rte 0 et. the e , teltattY to 'Three tlat s after title, a circumstance ne- .41, sternly, it Al ! demon, this is a scheme 1
Idea for ensue purpose in the wmbl. Act ~
, v'ti" . l Leo attuelied hints. If, has m rived coifed a bleb gave hint hopes or being mile of your Plannink It has been dm!. b y .....
your part well. Fill up am
me•t•• "' ' safe in Mexico, u itlemt the hiss of a man ,• to ti 11,1V0 ate mien of any suspicion resting one in Lai. kat , . and thorn wa...n. hers i
your duty to ~then Induct yourself so ut.d that the officers and now, are in g iod , iipon him. to do it but you."
ait that you shall Ito missed with were a' h ,,i t i, .„,i hi g h , i ,i, i t. .." Bodo it was standing near Blake uopeek- It is needless to cite the Mph words that !
when you ar. an.e. M 061, 0.. of our o I „„, 1,„ ! ,,,, ~,., ; no , t i,,,, ~t,,,, reg a o g ' b ig a b a l e of goo d. ; b e to o k a cambric ' billowed. kit is will atawer our Pori.. L. l
gades ere lining is ..
too
a rvani,ce, that "%lesieo in •th'se. and sinus they hr.: in ./. d 1, cokes chief out ..r his pocket, and wiped say. had not Mr. ()ray intetfored, Blake
they an net likely to o roe - on : k eret ] a am . ,
, health, but Net; bot tr they ate a N all in the perspiration from his temples. The' would have paid dead, for Id. villain) . ..
tent after their disappoetranec. They teave
behind them seared! , my traces or th. r ,•I‘.. hie .1 ,molts; there is Olt exeoption to that , oniek e . ) o ..1111nIce caught n glimpse of his In spot ; for Ilert.in had, in his passion.
seised Itiin by the collar, and pas about to
part of the statement," said 31rs. Cliff mil, I :me on ono roomer TO get impression of
kisses, hot me furgn'oeit almost as thowdt i ~.,.„„miy . 1 this handkerchief was now to be his aim ; drag him out of line office.
they had never !wen. They are, while' "
Leo Ilivrton's high nod manly fOrin 11110 lli. plan would be complete, then Le would ' As soon as incite ems at liberty, ho bur
they live, like :me pebble I kg unobserved met with such a crush, that coon ii he knew t 1 e safe fri ttt suspicion,midFennel& might tied out of the office, threatening vengeance
••Ita
•g.L •Lbd...... 111. °1"... I and .'.... the loot oat,. were found awl the mystery ! yet be his. optima Horton for daring to impeach his
they tile, theY ere like ' 111 " °e'er . ..P .lll 'lh' , cleared up, hig opirits would be far from be- I Bat the second thanghb convinced him' eher•elee .
tbrtVgn into the eta, Which just raft,s the i n i„ 0 hi g h k ey .. 1 this email not be so easily dune. idorion'a
leurfsee, antra mid is forgotten, without L. g ßat sine.. Blake's dishonesty has hoot "et Id and reserved manner towards him, kept friar,. tr.
leg missed from the beech. They are mei- 'found out, Loe's oharactur will no longer. be I , him at such a provoking diatanee, and he Holten returned to his own °Oleo with his
titer regretted by the rich, went.' by the subject to mended m ;-lie ocrtaiely has a 1 was eonselous that Horton was his superi- lodings wrought up to the highest degree
pee', .. W "
..k., by the learned . .. itel 0114131 1111011 the spnrath• of all who know or in every thing, and this kept him in, of excitement. Ho had walked the room
has bees the better for their life?, Who hi,„ ! ii sa lt E,l gar d ! nuns,, ~if,.. 1 .manoire than an hour in the greatest distress!
has , knee the ...r,..., r" d '; IIIII I Wh."' " True," replied his mother,. e but it will' Ile was sitting in the o ffi ce the neat ore- of milli , when Charles Clifford missed. Ile'
Men hevsettereete't ea t..,
whose wee , . asp - ' cost him much, Germ.° lie gets ever the suss ; oho. about twilight, apparently in a deep , happened to be in towns, and heard till un- ,
plied? whom miseries have they healod 'I-- be Ilan Imnta:.ned in loving the beautiful and t study, n hen Harry, Mr Grey's oldest amt, pleasant new., which, in se short a time,
Who would unbar tins gate of lire to ra-ad- socumpliiked Bormela Alden ; I hear sbe 'a boy afloat thirteen pion old, entered, op- hail spread liko fire on a western prairie.
mil H.. ts eehtleeee? °' eel. , fees is to be married to Dr. Astcl, the firat ofl porehily In distr.... 1 Charles did hie utmost to eon/solo his
would groat them bank lignin to our world seat ~,,v,,,h. Al t i mag L i the tc.g. of „6„. •• Whet du yo want, rung man," said friend and ...me him that bone of Ida,
with a ....n.. 1 w, . 4 . 1 . 4 . arTrnia.Li'm der him lawn made to atop its hi:sings, and 1 Blake, seateely raising his Lead. The bay triends would belies': anything against his, I
a.d.of .. 10 "..._, • B ",ltleh"e, n et se it. °wt.' his character is exempt from all doubt and 'buret into tears. ' What now 7 What character, and finally pursuaded List to,
•••• 11- t• le ,• •••fetttil 'tee. ... he, ....9.. thus suspiciou, yet, it will require time alone to' has spoiled your fun'." milled he, bitterly. take a seat ha the leaning° and accompany ' ,
heath la good, .0 . .. ft eons. H. .. ”.• the heal tho wound envy and falsehood Ilene'' The boy continued sobbing for Nome min• him hums.
Beata la the Nowt ne ith er yielding fru it,'li n fliated ono noble heart, which ones heat Inter, but at length said, "I wont out gun- ' The amiable Mrs. Clifford, who regarded
two sing *Lee re• ...teeth ; • *heeled , high with hopes of future success and hap. : 'ling title morning with sense bays-whoa we', Horton as one of her own family, endeavor- 1
dweiffleb, Wands shrob.." re •we coming home, my gun aeoldentalli ed to calla his agitated sided, and mislead'.
We are sent into Yo o world to dt. go nd --; Pi"ow The reader may probably ask, who this' went off and killed 9110 of old Use Walter n him to go the next morning, aud.see Judge.
ma to he +Natoto or debit. spirit, le to Lee llorton may he. We reply, that he lelhounds, and ho cap Ito must have five del- , Alden and Lk daughter, and state the ate-I,
fleet ow half our armed upon the earth. I. young man who had been left an orphan 1 tors for it." ; gemstone° su it occurred. Ilk feeling sun I
--Aro. J. it. Jam, [at the age of twelve sear. His parents' . Tll4 is net touch, not worth bellow-16e Mashed hotter them demented, whoa 1
' . .I f a thereas ily
were from one of the New Ingland States,' leg n in e . ; year men pay for, Judge A. coldly informed him of hleknowl- I
t haill . W two Jaw.-The stoly f
~. „° and had settled on • farm sumo six miles' the hound, and old Ben has only to get as-, edge of the affair, and refused him en in- II
tb• W. " 4 " 1 " ti• ' • i• *r 14 ""' s ` ° "l'"Y• 'from the village of 8., 'tear whore Ilion.' other," hiterrupted the listener, impatient-; terview with his daughter, until he should I '
amt obtained fall eredit in England before Clifford esided, when L. w I • I
. a • years y. .be able to exculpate himself from the ells- -;
1921, as related by Matthew Paris;
~B • old. Hie father aces en eminent physteian, . " Oh, yes I bat what will say father say ? olden now ratting epos him. I.
wl. I""i'' ,.___, " Is ' ail ' , j il t". ••`• 71' and In easy .d comfortable eircuoustaneee,'How sun I tell Mtn ?-be km oftewseklme 1 This was es um:ported to Home., as he , I
th./ .. ._. 5 . 0 ,...„ - .50n...1 ..r ,',., t '"' ",, l „.°,.' I :, hat haring sin earnest desire to try hill for-loot to go gunning when ha is absent. Will I full it to he Uojaat. Be at once revolved 1
L.,„, back . ;"..."P.,,..":"A.:"...1...." ."'. tuns in kliehigan he disposed of his beau-' you not tell bleu and sums the matter, for Ito have B---..... forever. mad try hi• dense.
- -" - ' l.- ' - • - e' "'
-1 " --"'• Jesus. tiful home among' his own "New 'toehold I you know mother is tel at home," said the lin Dome distant hod, ahem, If he could tan
go eater, why dost, then Helps?" 0ur .,,, hike," end With hls wife end three children.. buy lleklei Mike's hand sod looking ha- .frot the pal, be would sot be meshy the ,
b 1 ... 4 ' ih: " "" k„," t i t „.."*.. " 2„1" 11. , " , u ' : 5 7, emlarke.l for the wilds of the west. Hero ' pla;bigly In his has. "sod my Imm very, I e witherbsg look of smodeims. He his-
... a — .7.
....ft.. - 1. -- ,.. , -„,-,-- "-L. -„; the mexpeeted dillieultios and trials of • very sorry teethe imidemi, sad dmilrediatly issformed the °Words of ids de-
... „,, mew country awaited Mm. Three year. of - 1 I male week as te Ms bo dim ter...Matte% sod desinol Charles to settle ,
a5....".....' ° =11, 1 ,...„.„,,..... in" a ' la = .._. ler ha quited to the west he lost hie hey hint r his laks. Ike east wrote to Mho Alden.
5 . — . 04 . 0 r y o . t i: - ''''''" wile and two ohildeen. In awe year. after l " Yen, I will spolneta tot rah or glee , Nicolas Mr haw her sagamment, end'
the death of his wife, Mr. Horton died,' you tbellve 'dollars to pay for the hOttall.i Wham her Mies, with a hill acmes of an
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wi4 l e e to m , „m,,,,5k, Ike mat ,i,,i s „. hulas Ilk little Lea to the mercies of a' than 301111 T a116.11M Witl i. = lietlitig of •
the that had hammed 1
amPtilWeitlmste of mob 1' WM, umhallos world. Lao had been, sour, Mire hike as • hem lo re- • Me. OWMII , sod hoe ems, aced ovary
..A4.- Klaus all billionths an wicked, tooltht by hie Immo* to look forward to l tuks,”.mdd Malik lb titsmitilktees- erg set he Orders to Whew Resim so
...a at ble s taltdod Vitas are beet to neck. Cat katt7 hest , Mld y0...s .be was. r ha lag mb• "at . OM" e l& alai, Ma to me purpose. • ille
Mt et m. vne, mond upon his own ex- . I will stedbythltik he yosis If .lifit atilt i area es htedlle.ss he mtkohth elk. EN
.. 2r “ii r q.........y. k .., 1 ,,, ~., Ahem. and umexpeoted ink-.ally help me pot of tab salmi WUt co l mild mot Mirk Alte ,ides, of
Jos" en yror lira{ Wet wisrelid, ftletbsts had sweetly "dined Ills once am- , yore IMY Ea to de r Liked no tows Pit s^ rie deli day Sewhils eta beeol i
Mt Wm, jaw,' ir yen. 4IN illr. ' ple fbnime. By hlufallsor's ineholome, Los pit , dagerly. of • stestsbest Yet It Ileighboriatt Slade, to
AiiicwrzuissnP.
J a I itt Aintr
4i cr4lt,
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lii)lintalr to Molittnio, Memo, 'ilLtibta•sttarrir, Eiretittatttaire. Mamma, vat atkerattitg
MONTROSE. PA, THURSDAY, JUNE 40, 1850.
sseenearr 11W101r1111.1111r14
The vemeable
his mums at Same, C o f * ernie
gin% *Mended kb views of the Wifiery
among teMenrat Immelmo of the -
of faith," by the following mood,*,:
Some time ego • imentryfean
..1 was eiteeedlngly . tserltbd. . b,
morsing; and I was Boles duen to • lobe.
ly elm*, and I tho•sht I ea* et • dbeanee
• liege monster; it mimed ha motion. bill
I Maid oot dimern the form of it. 1 did
not like to tarn heck, yet may Intery twat
and the more I looked, the tem I leered
but as we approsobed each other, I taw it
a. an , - and who do 3011
NUMBER 25.
LirWlmpel 4.08 • secusellle rocabts
C•rig 7-41balomps Mr Merle • quightt
ooly n man; SDI
fir, it wax?
BETE
Oh, it wee my brother John."
•• Ah !" mid I to myself, paving awn;/
from him, as he added it was eerie is ti ,
morning and very foggy—•• al, :'• iniki
•• how often, in a lonely glass and in a fog
gy atmosphere, has brother JOllll Won
ken fora foe ? Only approsieh nearer east(
other, and aim clearer, and you will And, irf
numberless inataneea, what you liens droad-- -
ed es a monster, IMO a brother—and your
own brother."
A MiniNM at slonh spromhod • lIMk
Imelda abost hiller* pin old, mud kyl•O
No hod inipd• big obsll this aoldfooml
Ida lily sem I Wave the devil Los
bdld et yme
'"/t balm os Sok woo the oiguidulo/
Ispb et &Wend&
- 11 o• pneebor vomoood. - •