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S. B.& E.-11. CHASE; PROPRIETOp
Tufo q - carnet'.
The Cares of,Life.
nr JULIAN CRAMER;
Childhood Bath cares
The yonngea'Farcely breeched - grieves loud
and long - • 1
It he lief breaks or losee One Cheap toy;
A pin's scratch is a great and fearful wrong
A womaes gentle stroke can all his mirth
. 'Youth hath its *cares -
lb/ Initillood cannot brook a'aingle slights
It takes as.insult what is kindness mesa—
It hu its way, and Seldom goes aright--
With all its joys, a shade of Caro is Went.
Manhood bath esrea:-- -
It iees.the hopes of early years betrayed—
Nts faith in woman, and she too betrays,
While broken isusts oresiely class and grade
Fill to - the brim 'the measure of - its , active
• days. • r
Old age bath cares
The puerile old. elan; ‘ho'shakenand groans
While.other hands put on the clothes he
weaia
Who feels decay in all his nerves and bones—
Benilkhis vanished years, and . dieth—ifull
deans. .
Since 'all have cares, •
And woes as troubles - wait on every state, -
_i He best lenerves the . mupo of Man who
ijears
ITie tiluirs:s2ost.nobly-.--he who BrEfits his fate'
Aad airiLEs tuna rr till the conqueror's
cro"*libe
ASoctilatwoug.
It's, What You:Spen&
; what tbee'll spead, tnyjsca," said a allg,
old ( Quaker: , riet,\ what 01(3 \ 0'11 make which will
decidewheiher- time& to be rich or not.' The
advice was trite' , for it was : Franklin's i. n an
otrier shape ' ,` . 'Take care of the pennies, and
thepouirds - will take care .of themiselves.' But
it cannot be \ too - eften repeated. Men are omit
tinnily indulging in i, •smill expenses, siyiyagts
themselves that it's only trifle, Yet forget'
tin; That the 'Aggregate is serionS; that 'even
the sea-shore is made up' of petty grains of
- sand: Ten cents a day, is even thirty sit dol
lars and a half a year, and that is the interest
of a capital of six hundred dollars. Tk4 sari•
'that saves ten cents a day. -only, is so much
richer than he does not, as if he owned a little.
estate in a house worth six hundred dollar&
Evpry sixteen years ten centsi day becomes.
- six hundred dollars; aad, :if invested quarterly
does nototake half that time. But ten cnts a
day is child's play„sonie will'exclaim. Well,
then, John Jacob Astor used to say, that wheta
a man, who wishes to be rich, - has saved .
thousand dollars, he has won half the battle.
Not that Astor thought ten thousand oatte.b.-=.
But he knew that, in making such . s.inf,
man acquired .habits - of prudent.economy,
which would constantly, keep him advancing
Howmany, however, spendten thousand'in a
few yeam'in extra expenses, and thenPoleelF
ing 'pack, Calnot tell, as the,Y Etiy, 41 0iere the
'money lass'gone save, the golden
rule to get rich,. • Tosquander, even in, small
- DUMB, is the first step - I,iwurds The Peor'heer*
• Firf9 artington .Isunatelo - konw,:SY
they don't bring the 'whole of China over at
once, instead of bringing it injtu4 ;;'
Er The 12 ' P:lan ' who Put igir3neq. i n PP
iontriisition plate when, hp had a thine cent.
piece in his' pocket, left the southern- train
on learning that litainpm was utter him.
Fir The .western newspapers announce th4e=
ingirriagi at lioonville, Tenn., ;of:: R. It TNT
and Jane Feather,. 1131:141 the first - time that
Ire have heard of carrying ffmthere to
i•ery altar.
„- [1 .71
tir There is a man !slip lays he han been
evening partiwaut, isfr(6 - !ITO: the ye
ad girls hug so hard thatiheir,isidet nave in
He hasinui many of. his nwn .- nibe - binimalln,
that ray.
tlr 'Really, laws anugenikm sda
auctioneer.t6 other - night, - , s
113 tivang;
ti4el4lthin g e A li4t Y : 4 "3 1 .iT
eht old lady, ni that& ,cra or that ail.'
vr. pitcher you tucreia your baud.'
tr An ondo
Fr.
'irtiman•dear, jivine otemiiits; ecincinded tiles
i:Dh, my bearers, depenti*pirait,nothinibilip.
4 1 " 4 w irer I beg. Y-Stlf '1 11, 0 (43 : iSitlesi .
tae sf his anditorsi ,bad`)inSisnaiAons;
Eir An industrlitualmtdasmin4ibivipg
a ,l a new l l PPrealieef Mri4 l4 )bill,k th e first rrisrS
,lag Ida very early
.hinir, ty, , ,,paiing out that
the:family were int** #int‘ t . 1 !b!s• T hani
I"; said the I *%;sit . 1 14; *Sri*,
bed 'to adjust himself `;:for a. new.; sap , ` thank;
,n; b4t, never - eat I anything 4itiscOe'
tar 'De conkrepitiimillill4:o
von thousand And :twolh putirq . •4ld Mat*
arson, as he gave- entliii:*l%lM- 1 1 7, 1 .
4 -There sit, not sc;-.lniay. , lolli - .;_1*•414 1 -,:fi , ..',
Winded the chorister. -
Vel deli 'pleoil A
4, 4 1 :14M;,!_.,:!, : -,. 2.
~1 :
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rir To keep dog fro* going Mad in
Anani—eiit his Iliad of r 1417;
ri.
• .'
''' ' Zia teili tO?
ATICIffa . Tpitir,Oil. S SP
-...1 am n :romancer: -- , experience.
life has i-. II taught - rn • t :truth iii Wang.-
thin 'fieti .. Tliniaidenhi detriiledle civi.aie
literally true. - 11Mperionnilf-actinaintied. *lib,
4
thehere. pf : my atonY.,'Wh bai„, ;dna the . 4,
1
inrren4.related,..- - cntrun _ is., veael out ,nt
onti-Of enr:ne n eigh boring VS. ; I litipPpited ‘
be in ilatanna t this timnif his ittiprigonmeld 1
and' was lyin g: o u i : , , otwhen he Made+l
escape.Lwa4o.low..io•liiinfio: . t . ie le pritu,l
.teen, Of Portsmouth , .lkl..44during the lat. - Irbil
with England;ind•hatisbad'longeonteratiolisi
with . ; him lin . .rriotbin .-tO:thes offair. .'And .114
tough. the : - _ ry:_, ' y : atru'air. incredible , ' 44440
romance, yet it is' strictly i!... : - : : 1 - -'•
In the y: . ',, 1.8!) a bri g,commanded byln
Man of the name O i Smith,:Sailed.irom'aPkt
i ni
in- Massacbtts . for EingittJntaicat,Within,
cargo_ of ttun r. - 't tiiii .. 44 . e 'sh'e dischari:
ilk ityr took I . 1 4 11144inglin . wood 'Or ialla4t,,
titand proceeded": • ttaii . :Oioitiiibook then' to. -,
! am
t it
Ivayi.to law id talni -l argaii' troth the.-Epiii b
island. --. The , brig . Oa at: litivannaln tie
month' of rebrar , 1816,.:itheto :: she
.cciiit.l
- meneed loading 141. i. - from
Ship tbatlaid aen i • de.: . After : a Whiioiithe:
liiiiiiih -4Fitiiii . d th e American niSte,W. in
moan* was 'yVhite, :
itso `mitelt . 'so,sthat„ :
:, ptaiti Smith: became deal'
t i
t ti
pie "of their . eccituii taitie, : randlln.rinmbe i r of
petty:devipea sough to ' break it,.,tip, - but ..** ;:.
i .
out success . I cap e l- Smith itits4iiit is g!' ;
,
orally called a eler - pfiTt , l, wh en not under Ile
influence of liquor:; bet ,svh -he Wni all W, i
ise
Wrong f and at sue times In :tooltl;liartiatitat,
pains to quarrel wit
. '.'the. mate .'. - .This . stat k .
affidrS:continued for some tinte,tintil his ab
e i
;being too tfigeettS..tdr . thi. mate ; jo. pu t , P
with, : he 's.+ , : fOr his iliSeh i rge. • ..To thii 1., '4, -
captain we I not consent, but: told. him' e
wntOd pay. 6i 1 hisk a l4ges 1 he would :Jaye
the vessel 1! he -.mate acce. ed: tn the pr0 . 0 , -
Sition,ree4. t ' hiS !wages, - .d' Went on shell,-
aceompani . :,11 the S. : .' . . Captain .wliae
in
•nae was , Ohne. - 'l'i 7' -'..,. 11,
1. . There a' thysician . a ,Havana, a
,eattve
of Mas sa usetti and an , .quaintance of a e
;if
mate's, wi Whbm.he :too,. lotighige . uptil*e
could get voyage.,: The ! octer . ind. White
fiellnentlyLtisitsßl : n ;hi is d . ' room'. and .. be'
A gime _ logethr; wh', •• they were : -' ruts
1 ~,F4
joinett- by Este O. ; ii, ~: night .....'-White )0 :
the .Sp - aniih..es 144 Wel:l , slaying for money.
' The sitik.44.*.r tinite . 's, , : sia , atfirst ;. but soon
getting hated lif win :
~. ad- the, excitement
:
Of the • e; _ES
: fUno: "; •',, •-:. ~ to-play ilig r .,
' al iait...t • torte " Ttlostrzi 1. . otibloon, insisting
irpootio - t aco r at's
,-. eolig:it.,:, White :,
jetted:lbl Whi e.;'-bid:- .. st4fano- urged 'Mull", oi
bard .. ..tha . e'm 1,1 tlio : a :- : e.' : The game Ira
- plsyed,lsind .to - hel l ettii..,writt the.'. . 1 . 9 s g._
il
He was greatly enraged - at'
,the result 'o i . .t•
game, Atil i d: 'wilt ai_. : l•Or. a fight ..` To•ntol I a
siivabbleliVt 7 -Ikite agreed to play . one game -
~, tete
lOC tvio.4loubbioa; deelating-1144
he con ', k
iea iiiaoks „ .ineebr ti4igivo 3 -..tit! - iaPP l )neri l -'a
ehanee - tO 'get hiintOn. '3. back,and that lin!'
win he'wnuld . no
. play-•anoltiler - gamd..--1 or:
l in
. e:oiliriOons. were :1 t o, end the game , C 41 11 3"
risen cid: - : - For i While t he . Spaniard '' :hat% 4ti.. 1
• . ...' .'''' 'an dl the liabilba*
41entii.the . , i -Oviio an ,' : Inv - .
;
,eitiigreat y -4.- life 'Or of i rbeing winner
. td
' just 'before the iott. •
:. wan - decided tr.l4 i 4.
1 vori by a :.,nastrly . 'lobe s : White Tttirneoe .
tables inoVigniiithe'..-- . e.. The - fray ofilthe
SpeninaWantaSn, ed..1.1e ratedandUl;eto
as nttli*:4 l ilt . '. : ._, .:.e*iiel i ir&
stroke . f unfair , ,44;ol.l#4.ll7:iP,ri l Y!g' , a
severe Vow.l* ',. i . o.llA,tiri.ed f . with ,1110 103 '
''
bleb' b' . .beld - ' . hi s -, hodi causi n g . tilt!' skein'
l
or
inialton t in.. ' iiils-length ' iMtbelltior.. ''} ,
iiitt #,.1 . . the r / Ili e fatiMaol Shen:- interfered F
peace . was ': isstOrid„. Shortly after : ii4ilt
:Spaniard - - iefitlo4 roo m. ,In the
: 0' raise 4 , :k .
41Miinr.tio;it bleingulMesti . "'bird -. 1,• . 1.be 0,
i
..t..i.i.3i..w1,i 14#*1-4:.forihoto,.:.::iro ~?,,
aiTi‘l44ithit-lift*_isi..4 i4 * - the 11 .i! . esi . fiki
*Of* tbrt,_ ,:.t!len, a rmed with. 1 4 .°P 11 :_, rl
iiiiiii&telyb4 . a.. : 4(: - .... ~. . J - F P,i . ),(,)*;vv. ll '-
Being-iiiiiiiii4 - iiiii*io l' 7 4.700 0 1'-1 ''
411--111vk fallen :. 4- 7
• tri4 l --- 2- . 46 4*Ith-ii"
. ite - to :--:: -.'. - ,..iiiiii'Aiith -- id* d isarmed
i
'iii
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*bite '•
' .::picked 144;,_ - :04 run. 44, . ; . 1..
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nut Who'li .--
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him' liiirdi . otthion . . 1 din
'b i 4 . -i . ..fi t ,,:i:i . 4d.iiiitioi - : tkA l aii:! . .**filitiom WI ,
entitatik,: . '-ifeeiligi.... _: , -]..,:##. 4 l 7 .failii tint.'
nt/tii:hice took : 14-0* . IN , . 174 `.and`
Iviiiol,l-i4iiot -the :'--- ',
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7ii - tL4iida s ekiii'aiiiig . .**** ' l , .. 0 -
ed
0- ; - 4 *;4 if fii iii 4 . - - .::..,#:, :.1' b een.
' . t o -tl-444 't 14, *iiio l .4ll l .oi . I. ~... 5...
- .; ; .can ed , - m _ . , .r..,'y - - I. 4:7. ~ - :-' •
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1-:1- '- is msl- , ''
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" 14 t€4a4d 04: Jail.' '"°Ftl'
: ruiteUntiditi4no --- ionle ..: I* - 10f0rna ,, ,.- 1 ;;,, ~.
Abe result
th 3t 'i4iii , .** !, 1 4 - ' 4it!rwii ii r
''liee - ***oy• :-:_...*:,.- r ::: ... ". 1.
of . theitaki:' .:-..-•:, :.., -,
iiioattompto .
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itisiiiiiid; - ;, , •": , .1.
lived three 4 :' -.:.
*erikriik..*CL:', :,*:;....,49,140-t#'
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h _
Mirfocottetr 10-.Ttlatet "
acC telost, - eztricitalettive l
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I
;,1
Life.
sack
. ~
and who cOitimirkemtpd 'the isolated elnditiorr
of .poor . White;volunteered - tcr,defeed Km.
..
Objections were, made by the cio i rt to the
teatim' ony cif the doctor, but the E glistnan
•, 1
strenytously insisted that his eviden shocgd
be.allowed.—Aiteri a long: and heir ` debate,
and with the aid of gold,—the most rauarrive
of. all siTmenta r l—the doctor was ' rmitrill
to give , h a testimony.:ln_ a clear, CI lucid
Manner he related' the circernstanc s of the
case--stht that the Spaniird gav the first
ild hea t
blowAn . th ' billiard room—that Es fano will;
two otheirr attacked the prisoner Co h is way
to hii !islgings, and that it was by h p . mere
chance_ Of White's getting possessi n of one
of the weapons that he was - not @ 1 ered.—
The.co !lion ot the_Spaniard; duly atteste d .
to, was p nted, but all. in, vain. !Plain as
ri me
was the case, the court condemned ihe . mate .
to; 'eight yerriOnrprisonment in Moro Caitle.-_
.
It - was bnthe . , lsth' of May:that White wait
placed in theAnngeon of the Moro: Eis cell,
though not entirely dark;was dismal enough.
—being forty or fifty feetbelovi the •fert.=•.-.
Above this dungeon stands , a strengfort,
call
ed ' Moro Castle;lwhich is situated on' point 1
that-makes.the e astern side of the entrance of,
the-port of - IlaiiMs—Punta,ialsn a- strong fort
ter .i)
—making the wes side.- The entrance is
quite narrow — not m . - than:leg a Mile wide
---with deep•water. he Moro is a huge rock ,
perpendicular onn thelirbiir pide, and , nearly
so bkthe side facing e sea. - The -water is . !
so-b
t t) Id at its lase 'tit vessels of the largest!'
approachburens can within a few feet of',
the ocks. The roc , s run up almost shier ,
agot sixty feettolts summit. In the belly
of _ is rock, nearly on a level with the sea,
,was Confined t he y unfertPnate mate. 'Not a
riy f light, nor a breath could reach him,save 1
wha • came throtigh small holes in the side of
the cliff. .He had - no Plothes.except a phir :of
duck trowsera; his provisionswere served out
to Lim once a day, and consisted= of boiled
bullock's heads. and corn,'with.a jag of water.
In thia-clark and gloomy cell he was to. remain
eight Nig ye ars— buried aliVe—with nothing',
I to do, nothing to "ink of but 'his litter fate.'
Dreary 41 Was the prospect .. before - hiM—so 1
dreary at times, when le thought of his far
away.ho l me, that ho could have gladly wef- 1
.corned draili.. . A fact which soon a ft eicauM I
to his li t
owledg added a •tenfold gloom to
the horror of his situation. It was this ::—ln
• .
the sainrciungoOn',Was'a man Who had .ruien:
.there eighteen fialiVllTiglil - - . , •a'2. 1 . , t
'the smuggling Of tobacco. ' lie bad been put
re fes , 't- one year, et the expiration -of - which
helad . probably been forgotten. He, criuldl
not make his case. known i And for eighteen i
dreary years hilad• beep incarcerated there,
:hoping for rele ase l . untilhope itself had eiPir
ed, and,there he expected to end his day He I
had almost losethe power of speech,* np-
at times to be deranged. Ilehaa not ,
been shay and perhaps net. washed since 1
imprisonment; and in this dismal rock-filthy
and' spirit-broken—suffering / The greatest cru-.'
elty—with,pne to see to' lie liberation—
forgetien, probably, by every living being, ex
cept his kcie , peiL4is only crime the petty. One
of smuggling a feiv pounds of tobacco—herb
Wirthe poOr s wietch doomed to - linger until
death hi-Ought:relief... - . The thciught that such
might be his fate, at Mimes almost drove White
. . ,
to desPildr. 'lt wairenough to 'shake the fim- -
eat nerVes...l . •
On entering his:dismsl abode, the mate will.
confined with irons on his hands and feet i lmt
'he was " told that they shiudd be taken o it
the end of the firstsear:-
,Fettered thus, he
~ 11144 nn froth day to ijay; expecting every Mo
. moment to he set at libeitY through the inter
t.; ference of theAin . prielm ,government, as his
id friend , the doctor,fhad - premised to Make. a
i e. Pro Per repreAentation of his .casfy tmlbe United
u i States - , mitirritici4,*an4 use '4ll l his .endeavors
' e .: to get him , free : ..Alaal l it t le Mid he , to hope
li t
- i d 'for in that i quarter f altluingh,-h `knew : it net.
en :A dee per , ixtligYroul4 Dave re his : heart; : tied
10 he . learned
,the melancholy,..tiOingis' of 11113.
'... friend'sdeath . Which took il,!ce a fe*daye oft
la ter,l4*Fprivonme4. - Not hesOpg from 141 - 1
its --thinitingi Po.ll4Pii, th a t he was foilrotto - - .1
V feeling : that his' Pol4ailrt survive the'..term _of'
• lila sentence—he 'began - to' think over a plan
of escape: 11. -- e calmly. reviewed his., s ituation
and a thousand presented the mselves,
not one. ofYriOsh seemed I l Outiusifs . :. 70 1 1 ‘.
biii"iiiiiia - •iiiii 4c - oci,itiii, to din/highest. pitch .
,
of desimation,at, which limes hi iteul4 /wive
to rush upon
.his keeper :and 44,hi 51111,1 ibertf
" end44 5 ,9:i*61 3 .* lirl:l,l*lng'.r.the''' guard to
despatch bie:l:.,:...mhattliii :he would feel.,the
shackles 'On iiii - inOdnSisiTeStii*_,ahks iOirei.
less #lite:wil,:f44,49or-uti-tP hi m: ' - ~.
boi
~. •` t lis' ill eetsi: l 4';4 l 3` . .Fre 4l ::* 44l f `. l* . -liiemi
ire ' hS - nin *
nid Waif i . t tiOut4 dier'Or be
• --
.isnaja ;Shen. SPUi‘' the shackle and
i' l)l4 :# e l . 4Pr ared 14 strong t 61 . ) . 0 1 0;
t ea
. .r.hfrs - *-.*.fuli'*- i4i*'iiol;iiha
hot, 30 10 4 *44r4riy..4 4 liiiiih' 4 0 , twisted
..-• the thei ". ' ieid, being ~ 11. ' :' Ai . adieu its
BA Iti...thit*peAnkhisladds_and feet
!,-;l it
, ' biefitif 4 .o o- AmeejaMsi tiMit , bi-0054 41 ,1 0 .u1t
• '''. - through the,ishaeltles- bafthei, he duet
f. by' ' tignibiltiltrealih'sronht he reduced,
o**, 47 ' r!..4,5.14%..- : i. -1,
7 441a...-:.:014001gi one #l, - over :the
r. itiiikpiii:this:,' *
',his i , 4l - Itealhatioie, 'to 'his
• . in
be ladt'w . ' ..: • 4l-414 1 4 1 01 2 Fi1ia 1 1 -w aen
11 ssila two' : . - ii. : .'' . ' "*.' ,-, '-,
: :
t ' ' '' - i:-*St i' s • '., *iihnnt : - .S4lPtili. !iii.
‘ 1 ili ' isUebiaislik4,l l 44 1i14 0 0 410 i'14444-
Stettin to his foot, * to; Gar k- of,
ihe doogitsi aid st..
the same title s!ong the *AA heat last toned
MONTROSE, PA., THURSDAY, JUNE
&Nita - Imin the rack.' With
,'much. uch difficulty
and after repested trials ho, inicceeded in en - -
tering a point of the fore-loak a little into the
opening, and giving it a twist, to his great joy.
he Lid - straightened it eenaidenibly 7 With re.
newed vigor he Continued li work, until sue
cesadiowned Ins • laliors. fore- 100 k was
out of the bolt, and his' hands were , now
free . - •
' This. he looked upon aa. one step ac..comp-
Hailed; the freedom of his : laud was a great re
lief th him; and he had'the l , use of them all the
time,uie when the man' brought . him , his meat
and Water ; and as to alWays came at a . stated
time; (about half an hou?\after sunset) ho
was in no danger of being',aught i i with hiei
irons off, lie now
,began to urork fore
lock on his feet irons, aid with thaa l %)f hand
shackles and-bolts ho at last succeed in Peeing
himself entirely from his fetters. : • '
. .
Ile had as yet no 'fixed plan of (wipe, and
g h -
he now iviited, opin -.aud Ifesai 7-one me
-
-ment'adOpting a method by.hich .he thought
he-Might.succeedthe next-abandoning. it is
nitogether unfeasible.' s Small indeed was his
chance of escape-,.1-it as a thousand to' oho
against him. ; —There was the man Who bro7i,
hint his foe - 34 . -411's es ' lat:kciepert - be got
rid of-44 . thOn th wiro'Lluzi guard in the
fort to.te eluded-041d after .thin the rock to
be Cleared: : The undertaking was: deSpemto
—.so desperatelthat one might Indeed quail in
prospect 'of it. But the desiielnr liberty was
strong,iwithin the heart. -of the priioner, and
to see +4 it he wan willing to :brave; death 'in"
Ita'wi'sist form', for withont liberty;he felt he
was pooi• and valueless: Nei viUg - his soul - for 1
the .taskj hopewhinpered to", i titu an assurance
of sneceas _ .
He felt ..with. the poet- - . ; -.
_ . .
‘ , What are fifty---What a. thousand sla;*es,
M titOied to the sinew of a single, arm
That atrikes for liberty
..rl-.. -1 - i. •
After 4 adopting and ' rejectlng_ many plans,
White came to the eencluni(la at last to kill
, ,
-the keeper who brought himnhis food', rush to
, : . ,
thnto . polltore, and leave thereat . *to fate.
.Hewaited, agitated exid_itapatient, fOr the..ap,-.
faintedhunr..,..The time, flovi aiviftly by, and
the nsual hour the. man . .inter ~, =t , e 'dun-.
geon - With the. daily
-,supply iof ;. , - , •little,
dreaming) of the danger that threatened 'him.
As he.dePosited 'the articles within the priion.
des reach, White looked at hiinsteadfaitly for
a moment, .i, .n 4 -4 Strove to steel hia heart to the-'I
.a......n.i. t .i.i....-4-4.-,. - 4,4. .0.t. , ,...4
do it—he could not it in him to kill the
poor creature-the - thought made him shu.l
- ;" and this time he suffered him. to depa
' To-morrew l night I will do it' thought h
—‘ not to.night : ---not to-night;
To ribrrow night came, and again the conr
age of the prisoner failed him—or, rather, th
feelings of humanity triumphed. Ile soul
not nerve his arm to strike the blow.
4 Would to .. heaven that . here was any alter '
native r thought he, as the doomed keeper un i
• L
conscious ot, his peril, slowly turned and left
the dtmgein. ' Would that this man, who
i
has never in ju ed" me—against whom I have
not the lest Il.Will--might be saved!' His
very soul To a lled at the idea of striking him
down, andmurdering him in cold blood. But
he felt it unst.be done if he would escape a'
thraldom worse than death. The man sto
in his way;' and must be removed, although:h 1
enematheecessity which impos the fe .
fel deed u pon . him. -
Nearly 411 night the prisoner pac a .
row limits!of his cell. Thought wastOo'bu i
for sleep. glf he closed his eyes for a mom t
fancy floated in .deeds of- blood and , vialenc
t ie
and he fond no rest. At times he imagined
the terrible ? tali, was accomplished—the fatla
blow given— l an , l'ittark and "ghastly the poor
keeper Avis stretched out before him deadl-r
-the immortal spirit quenched by his hand-L.
the stanAeye glaring upon him reproachful 3,
( I rn
and the We, blue lips whispering. ' Muni' r'
in hiti ear". At such times he would startlro
bia troulled.sleep with the coldisweat streti :
1 big from ' l evel pore, and a convulsive 111
irig of the heart. Thus passed the night.
I The day brought no relief. He brooded on
the.terrilile teak before hicn. If he a succeeded
l
le oieepowering„the keepersbut one a light b.
stelae was re . owed . He was altOrether i o r
hint of , tiite,dii. 'Mies to be overconin after he
i left the dung : • n; and all he knew was that his
ellaace of is. a.,, ,t a had Psasfrhility Te
11311lbleal AO him of escape. ' Well be it SQ;
' thougl4llle, hotter "
death than this lhigering ex
i li t e aceirr
Torn isvith conflicting emotiOns, the i
day fl
drer to a elO,--tho (twilight in the
grow.faleter-Lthe sun went down. It' was
1 last autlest ever ivitoessed by the poor kee
As the light faded away; White, relieved 'ln
'self froin his irate, and- stood' trembliaglY a
i weitiaithelaightly vidit of the man, He beard
him heist. desselding the staPs-ang!anifa/ 1,1630 ki
[ bill ‘ '*inwir he tame , efsniesd)t- h. l
r
'Mine* **dish air-3/418. death Ong. Ha en;
tend 11 _!!! eiLlt—Waite grasped of the citil
atiaahiC 's • 1/ 1 m mml stneimd 1,0 it down the i
40 . 0,1 an d Sider which .he bOret hen White .1
;
iipmag I* and' with :' an blo w of s the . Unit
f‘ t r it e, led him a corpse - on the so d 'Poi. '.
H'' The r, r6-11 4railt had "iitMeneeiti
iaO'. lib--
.Out *tapping to 1 upon ide Viat, ,as sh
a d up the inn flighi :of stairs, still - ping
lhe fabd bolt He'reached the platfOrm ear
tY at,the top. ,A saathsal was `stationed _ ii,
Win. *juicing ths4 'White wita the , kBo Ti.
e i e
tossing from ii t ia to the Issinnnr*ond quite
at his ease. ;A t* ti'' fram Whkolsninst him
tio Oln - *Sand: : Orin wnISSInt 6 4 1 , 1 ;alll
he manifested ..
-44" fire . TlO$lPTY"tr fel t'
there was but MI coarse to pursu 41
e, s h e
~ ~ `.
-
.
Wrir ? IMO -SPitgairingt
30;1853.
_ .
did, not' hesitate : , Ile repeated •'e blows until
the :man was quiet: Ile then-I mounted the
other Ateps„when to ! to his the first
. bject he saw wore the soldierit i i lleving guard,
t coarse should be take Ii I ' . "'.
There is a-Moat 'abont ten OrOrr twelve - feet
.._
wide, - running through this fctrt lon the harbor
Aid seaside= ' . '"/ *
This moat is of great dePthi. and acrossit
'runs a -drawbridge.; - At' the l i Moment-when
Ithe prisoner reached the MIA( lehding, the Sen
tinels on the -harbor side had been reliered;
od-the soldiers wore crossepithe. bridge . to:
.. lieve guard about the fortlUnd prison. - s
e
eon as , they got Oyler, the bridge was taken
op. But little time was . givenithe prisoner to
1 ' • t-. ,,
think.:.He was placed in a fe4fel position.—
To retreat buck-to the prison`would be death
shto rash on the guis.id would 14. death. What
ould lie 'do l' - A Moment he,lhesitatedi - and
A faint sickness stolel over hicii iiii thi hopeless.
p
~ ..
pees oflis sitnation 'stared -huf in t .---
he face
IHpl shook it - off,.and petliering All his.eneigies
he - dashed past the in l ardi skid' leaped the
moat !- i !f i . - - 1-
_._.
1 It sins a'`
desperate leap, butihe well-kheiv
thitdesperate deeds alone- oUld save bim.—
His le ft 'foot-struck the ,'op posite • bank; and
for'a brief periOd ho balanefid It n the:fearful
ledge, when by - a Masterly et4n. his 1;04 can-
I ted forviard, and . he recovered• it sari footing.
Here,l then, he -' stood--Aliol. moat . and the
behind him, anda
r 8 itineibetore
guardhim.'
He had gone so far Ault tretteikt• 'was] impossi
ble, and there was but one alternative—go a
head!. Dashing past thuse4t
el, who was to
so astonished, that he scarce , offered-resist
ance; he
_rushed to the brink of • the reek.—
For a. moment he stood; the' •' ' gazing on the
di2Fy depth below him. !It t i san agonizi ng moment. Behind, him werel the infuriated
soldiers; before him a yawning gulf !) Sheer
down; for sixty feet or - caore4 the precipice fell
at the foot of which. the / Naito of the waves
could just be seen as they *joke against the
cliff—so distant that their rein' came ; up faintly
'to the ear. ' Death was bettl: him—certain
death ;no more than thSt w before him..
He looked wildly . arounoil !Ile saw one of
, the soldiers preparing to firer upon him—there
Was no time to be lost. Cticentritinm all his
energies, ener andcommending l ei s P i
e s o ul his Ma.
,
ker, he lesped.from the cliffill Not a mom ent
too soon, for the ball of thS sentinel whistled
.TA,es; 41eAcksil.-as- like, an arcew he ; shot 43owni
want"wowni.-dows-iter-wenfFt.
ed together, and his arms -gifted to his shies.
He struck fairly; and cuttinhe imter . like a
harPoon, he sunk far - bene ath the surface..—
Conscieusness fors while d d*erted,.hirn,but as
he arose from his plunge Alfa fonnd himself
unhurt, he struck out for 11 cliff, and swim
ming alonifside, he cl?ng t the rocks, thank
ing God, who had preserved(him" so miracu
lously.
. 4 1 . . .
' The sentry on the More ncluded that the
prisoner was drowned,- nOtlvithstanding the
fort commenced i r firing min d g uns;. and the
alarm quickly spread . throu gh the place. - 1 - .
It had now get tit he quio dark, and feeling
the insecurity: of his•situaticly White teblc to
the water and swam ' to alC*ael anchored not
a great distance'off: _ -It way ,'. he brig Happy
Couple. .. • • -
Boarding her, ho info , the captai n of
rx 4.
the - strait he was in; and - a skd him to secrete
him somewhere in the vessel .
- This, the cap.
tarn said, would be impeasild as every vessel
,
in the barber would be.st k ietly searched, and
if White was 'found On -boArd, 'the Spaniards
Would put all of them to death. •.. •`: '.., - - -
‘ Well, said *Ate, orteg , hearing the ‘ cap-
Min through, - : i:, cannot 'yott.l do - anything for
me! Will you !low me to, be murdered by
them r: * 1 fri ..- - -
.' The captain told him thitre was sboit no
tern, And went below.% Thll boat was, immedi
ately hinted alongside ; home bread and water
was hastily-put into it,•cmil soine' s of :tl3esail.
ors threW White an old 'j*.ket. , Shoving off,
be s c ulled it 4egaide thil'recks asteutly -IS
possible: ; It was now .ilaci#, l and'be remained
quiet for some time,,listemtig-eagerlY; exPeet:-
ing . .evelly -
_moment to heik - the clink of 'the,
io*-locks of. his= 'pursuer*. 1 4Abent Midnight ;
-he commenced hauling thl boat' leng 'hy OP
rocks - out of the . barber, li4tili he.got round the
fort, when, nadir coven I` . the:diritlesi, and
aided bi - tlie,lind-breeleil . %sculled out to sea
ind taking - Am Cniient ii - ilk, Of,' by- dity: / ..
light ho found him Self 1 long distance liire
.i tt
the ore*"
•-;\ - '°
1 1 , -:
' ' ';:' 1, 7 -: r.
L , .. Well-it wai l iAte *obi. , ./. 'l'ertraa, fore the
a i ls
1
Governor at *veruntl _ an a0).149 - o*.#ll
i' theivessnds - in the bitibor for Otte Ait'yi_;:iind.isieh
one of t hem was;theritllY , searched. Brit
14
'
the; bird had flown. .ITh 1 days --
'.lif'.
wa' p i cked up by Suhiti. fro* . '
bonnd terNew York; ivittliel f he limo: aril*
Hs i ins •iateiy dig} trii - On t itUrthe:NeirtnelSnd
Stiteit.- . LEctsterit (Me.) .Avirita: - ' ' .'-' '
PIZILOI3 Posmotc.-437radnight, there was
had
it gala ;frt. it-ithet " -The sbi . p,,
been !Pei • - , ,i1 ~ -- - - - Li
tt i fi ono -little, • until ak
.. - _
lengtkehe ),,..tte.',Utuler:olotuttyef!O
•, r
maintops
seiiibrlAl9e)4' orders :were
f r tit'eit t9 o tet!-the,f/Yingilkl-#P -f P.Tl!"?#°*.
in iiin' 4ll iti .- t i in.1.. 9 !._P? i 14 ,x 4 1 13 ,7 90 * t , „ ,, - • :Ti
form duty.' A 5 ( IrielP‘ tlifilne* ‘‘, i' a l l_ :'',
inglidi way°et! f e r • it • w t •,A015!! 5 , - S tC P , ‘ 4l ,
planted hie feet to 6 0 lite'' foot -r ope, ;
almost ii!iiiiii* 40,017.1w 111 Pg . #Yr.:-
*"clawit hobiOti tpiiiii-tf*fil l suds , . ..
led`. -
foe -11194g.,, 44 W1r , .-t. was - .-• - ..,
leekigt oatiao? l 4l.PAlie,-* , . 7B*., •-,
yigh.
li_ writhing *lf! te - Prz.,!iilhk „ •40: ' .:
dig and 141"Pliereitwaves begs - . - t-• ;F , ..,.
,j)*tlie weather hew, it the time, a - d s ar i ~v
' - - - .i- •I . .. -
. .1 d. .- - • '
1 , f, Ne
.. .
desbehaved: . . No one spoke a word'
E i
fight only Aiminish`,,hii. chan ces .Of
i
' hi l f r ii - ' lha - failest'
(7 8 waa . no 0 P ° IT 1 .
self.;.The' Min' itim:lo.4-On-i-he
withhim moyed !nether hand or foot,:
, nO4l aiiird. lAt length heregain
thir
and "Pr 6 "14. 4 ti ';'his _"krf'
en , a minute longer swinging iuMn*
pes„
_ho wonld bave been !weir* 'off'
.to *''se.e , i .1 '0" thi' .: bowilirii was.
the Sea, w Ile the Iwn",men - Were
ith plasperi •armi to the _yielding
he strength Of which their rivee'liere
hen, they came ;in,. haling dischaig:
ty eitrusted , io:iiiii34 - 4 e)de ff vered
the one 'who made sueti -a narrow
As he steppeddown ; upon thei,declri
me -4)Y . the - accii 4 l#:: :- A'
-sensation-paesed through his whole ,
d a marked Inspiraterfjeffecti carried
to limiirenlioml his' breast. .Ort the ,
hheld 'of hoincr vtefmight i have lest
fallen; s i ttei the. Arctic • White r 'and
st, after the fatigue of traveling anti
elating , thirel - W all failed , to hre a k
re.—Sul lit . ui na I .of; Cap
ny's Voyage :to Wellinaion Chanrie/..
4,.,
con!
end-
utte'
th foot
itn ver in
b tied it
cl nging . '
a r, oft 1
h Dg- 1
~
the diJ
to •be nes
e Pe- , 1
h touch ,
tremblini
frtine;ir
grr,tited
ectrY- t
,
tl4's po ,
intense ,
thb excro
our nu
iain Pe
The_ Pirii
schpol
My 61'
been in
'my. first
mether.
?'Did
claimed,
arms.
Sane.
the. deli
ringtwh
Ouch a
eyes -all
led AparlY two
upoa hot,
'9l l aver ape such a - dstling r- she ei..
tossing the infatit up anddown, in her
'There baby, that's mai's old friend ?
e knOws y6n al l readY, I tieehire; eahl
hted'iutrent, as lit Smiled at' a bright
ch I held up to it. ' ' Yon never 'saw
nick child. -I.ln follows me with Ws"
abott-the iootn:. gotice what pretty
the has, ;he "ding ;:footsPteeOes:
g both feet in, one hand, the mother ;
issei . them: 'I: ', --^' - ' '‘. ' ;''.
certainly,, yery pretty,' , said I,,tiiingtO
,
though 1 61114 not tiei . eeive', that:the
ore beautiftil.!hilk a dozen 'others
It. has your eyes exactly,
month, chin,' Marf.'-
, 1
dada's onth -sate My .
niphising.th - ohil
i ; hasn't it pee•
a she almost: smothered it with'
and faki ,
fondly
'lt is
be polit
infant
I had is
friend;,
eious
iisses.
y eii r
k al n o ‘ w w l . Y: e h h o i m u c t wa o
gr rd o ,
w. l: s ita i i ,f d i li t a .
mder lf, when t &say; i shall `ev:; -
ish. ' ':Mar y used _ to.l44: l seitiaiti;
.. •."...it‘T.zr- , 0.',..t5tr0z , ..."...t.i.:
. . .
or gfeWs; r fi.' she said; 4 den'', yon
i i • s S e l i t m 'n e t a he .
twt hea t lt t hi he es b t a c b h y ild b s ad o .; :r ot :
aki eh ; and to avoid the contradiction
'NI t eSihjeet- I But in a moment;the
mot er Was fltel to her. infint - twain.
:ti e l erp. Jut beginning to 'cut its leett,i
Ili rtting her.finitir into dui . .little:one's
I 'Just feel , how hard the &ma are
,
Suiely:thatla:a &oth . coming throngh,
1 ,. other will.-bO h re to-diy, and;l'll"ask
: ian i l so!' ' - . 11 :, .. .• , -. '\. ' ::.
ghed as I replied ; 'I :am° entirely_ igno
' inch 'mitten, but -yenechiht" really,
a ;very fine ono.'l ; . . - -' .
I yet; et•erfhodyleiyilhat, : ttetth Ilk - e - i' ,
I' - Andshe tcs
,ssed:it •iip and 43 - O .mVITh".
ought- the child would ltate,leen shai:,
licett ' but.th6 (little.'l4l - ii * lii4 seetied
.eh.- 4 ls it, mnyinr
:wal
foo,
As I
myself
e
t
't y
a„ .
1)a
I n
! • alt?
rand.
I ,r kne
own
chan
oting
here. -
rand'•
er if. \'
I lad
rani et
seems
'Oh
ty
the,. 1 , 1 "./eu•
othejii Wilt it Tinny
ittie dear. - -.SAftiat a. - fiweet - .1 111 *.5 1113 , 1 t ,
d:sb fiashediby iituiost,ditoiriNA
£"
In w.4i/
!'ed. • 11 . . -
-
advail t
,tdr ty thilitF;4aid tiay - friiiidi wlien • t liiii.
made my War t o tte Vraarb where, she a
kept` eirsaltlom ,Ilariko . figh t , ' l 4 lk. 4- .
gins eat; -1,07 e it l iiibiece 0 : meat '_ today ~
a 'Pi of l'l4l bolt td beef ' eki`k-'' . Z ",- C Th'i - s1
1 i . :a"' id i; in 64, ignorance for. this did
looi ciiideitto: 4 ,4l4 , l4lll4 ", eating beoifiii& l
!d r . Y'r , i ':‘-)', : - -1 -:: ---,.L..::. :,,:.,,..,i:
. - 0 p langited, my- 'endiiieeingini - f4isitkia;,
' 7 1 i ,gt,#iltiff_.Y!ii..ia 4 ,4ne! ' Ilui*alf ';•iiiii:
' ak
i -l a Yao;a l.4. o , :bit ic4iiiiOT '-itiit'liiiii's
ion
` l2 '. 4 . h 'ro d t isi Nr ih4i4tuA,;4l,4o-16 # 614
si,k ;the j#s,o : ~ yono6o watt) choke ittiti.
1
A4,f.; 4 i a you 1 4/ 4 - : 1 ; '-ii`Kti ; 41, i irt.Oc f ; 4 0'
f I F-Y 1 7;' ) Oil 4',.! 1 (. 1 .tr , . 4.4!tishalie' l ,4/ 4 10 ,i
r ih
-"ki l iOint . 11--tifo ,iliam- beeattai - . l, ii. 'l*
#rneatboyally-vrihiOdlit return - - --';' - ' -- - -: i
- .1./ii'Wki.,..a,4o:44kaliataro46 1 1' -4 *.
L 1
'. l ;sie:iaile ,- biilw
_ha et three tee* t':*
TliguilliV:eo4thef mother,4T-'4intd,--*
' ll O - taiiir` tti
;m ; il* 01 , ,',V4i#l,#tfttlif--0!!!):0;r
-,.:- ' m lifess* - ** - : 1,- fb i digk t, ',.illict. -- ,:*ki ,
thin On fait , ** 6 4' 6 , 1. 4 0 1 *ot kliiii. l 7l
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