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Clint Ran, VroprictOrs.
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What I IS 'Year IP
What is a year(. iv. but wave' ...
On life's dark rolling stream,
Which Is so quickly gene that. we. l
Account it hut a dream. . 1
'Tis bat a single earnest throb
Of Time's old iron heart, .
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Which tireless:lnes , . aid strong as when
It first with life Ilia iatart. it i 1
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What is a year! •TiOni It t " 1
Of Time's old brazen wheel ; •
Or bat a page upon the book -
Which Time must Shortly seal. 1
Tts but a step upon the ,road
Which we must trace r o'er, 1
A few more steps and, we , shall walk I
Life's weary road no more. ..
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What is a_ year ? 'Tia but a-bre:All
From Time's old nostrils blown,
As rushing onward 437 r the' earth;
We hear his weary ;moan..
like the bubble on the watt,
Or dew upon the lawn—
As transient as the mist Of morn
Beneath'-the summer's sun.
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What is a year! wris-but s - type.
Of, bife's oft changing . scene, -I
Youth's happy morricomes -gaily on
With hills and valleys green
Nat Snmmer's prime succeeds the Spiing,
Thin Autumn with a tear
Then comes. old Winter—di:39i, and xl
Must find a level here. -
gtistrtiaittints.
• FOR TItE, DEMOCE:
T HE ' 01177 "T` 71 . 7 .
Or the. Artist's Revenge.
BY BEN: BEADLET.
hundred lights flashed • from. the, wiind
owS of a princely mansien. magnificent
rooms were fittedtipiiltli all the costly lien- -
dor that the elegant. taste:of its wealthy..ftwn . -
er could . devise, or his immense resoursesipur
chaSe. No gaudy display - of finery, spine
tames-seen in the dwelling:s of the middle.
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class and always accompanied by an mtonlr
ticated taste, was seen litre, all was ,rich vet
chaster Marble statues; and beautiful Paint
ings gleamed from the' niches in the spaioui
'and lofty apartment.s; . .,4r softolitline ren
dered more . shadowy,And sweetly bcqintifil
the mellow light 4 the hlazing Chandc
.,:
•
liers. . ,
A richly dre,.-sedqtrong crowded:the bril I throbbed wildly, and ere Iknew wine I, was
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liant saloons; music soft and sweet as the about, ponred intti , her ear ,voleb-ce e ..
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Eastern lute, rose in entrancingstrainsifrom '',late - lOve aiiirammrattrar: • tthe did neti T eitt,,
the ecat.l7 '.l3 , skruirrentl, and fairy feet ee i hoed :abut running, her delicate fingers through' my
its melodious notes in the en t ?lutions of th e . i , hair„she bent nearer and, nearer till ciitr lips
nhottithe or guadirlk.; The aristocracy of'''lnet—evith an impulsive Movement I (ilasostd
B—, had assembled 'to eelebilate the nine-:,! her. to my breast; and poured my pas - Ft:ion:tie.
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teenth birthday of the danglAer of its ooblei kisses upon lips, brow and cheek ; she:fgazed
owner; and amid the proud, Beautiful` latifes'! fondly into -my fitee as - I asked— z ‘ dearest
arrayed in silks and jewels, with sparkline'l Mirabel, V,ill you be mine, mine our dear
eves arid snowy bosoms , which graced le as-' i wife!" 'fAs if iii ndder - ,ltad stung licr she
,
sembley, Mirable Lesliew . as the most - I , : l brelei, sprung. from ntyl eiri-ling arm and 'y.itli a
of all. She' was the datightkr! of an Italian 1 haughty gestirre, pnr.n.Ni 'me from llerlide.'
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cancotrice, whom Mr. Leslie itad marritld for i " Yours: a poo • artist's bride : : what inso
her beauty. - -We would not seek to unfold ; lence, Mr. Winsklw;'becatise I stuled :it your
the' terrible wrongs that darken the domes- i.l i oot;sli words had, voo the presurnvion te:elP
tiC fireside, but Suffice it to sai , the wals . nn.: pose I would bt4Onie your wife i''
,
worthy the fond love which. Mr. Leslie hivish- . 1
_Stung to the 'quick, I sprang to 14y feet
. ed upon her.
_'She died while Miribel. was-'' and stood proudly before' her—l hocii born a
too; 1 - i I
young to remeM s, beriher feature,' and her, I dreaming - boy, mien I was a man;:vith .a
father regarded hii beaniiful child with an I calmness that surprized even myself Tasked,
affection akin to idolatry, :Indwell rnig4any i" is this year final answe.r Miss I.Aelie i" ;•
parent be proud of Mirabel Leslie, at tbe l time 1 . . She gatherndlier silken robes around 1 ber
we speak, as far as personal appearanceskvere 1 haughty - form al if my Nery • toueb were 'Jol
t
concerned. ' _ i 1 lution - and coldly answerrd.
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•It required no fancy iti say she was I very lnsult m - . 1 nO, more with your degniding
. finely
,1 ; she was i rather:tall; Yet fi 1 proposals!" 1.; ! i , - 1 .
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proportioned, with a swell:no. ble , t - a. si . orcv . i - Almost - fiercely g.raSping her inn, iand
arm and hand, long brown hair - that fell half 1 bending forward till toy lip tonched herlear.
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way to her feet in soft, luluriant ringlets; 1 I whispered in - a tone than blanched her rmie
deep blue 'eyes, 'resembling the sunny
_azure 1 to 'ashy paleness;,"lteveng". and strode awaY.
of an Italian sky t a fair sweet face, rosy cheeks" I have 'not seer. her since till this 11011 r, I and
'and full lips. now . ," said he •"the'vott think heron angel r
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could reply I ornce Winslow! jeft
We have seen beautiful ' women—th co- .Befureive
luptuous forms, and dark languishing ees of the a'-'etublY rooms and iended. his [way
Spain—the sprightir, witching, belles of ashy slowly to his lodg,ings: I
Hashing T'aris--the delicate vet passi nate I, Ile entered his , reem whih but• a elltnce
. i e
daughters of-Italy the fair, bright eyed eau- - - served to 'show' wets an arti,st's studio. 1 and
ties of old England—every variety of form i i thr i ow in ,
,aside his heavy chii,ak, seated hi:n
and face, but none , to! rival Mirabel's; true 41f at a stnall mahogany table, and buried
we bare seen as symmetrical features but> i his !face iii: his hand's'. 1 it
none snob hair as hers. , so long and O. ovry, I , li;c plein-sa , ant ‘intoilon - evidently ocet pied
such lips, shades of Ilebe s : one touch from i ibis mind----Ilis thoughts were with the hitter
that soft, rosy mouth might fire the bl od of I past, a thousaial half- orgotten scenes arid
an anchorite, or tempt a priest to for et his i. memorises of the p-o 4 s , reed up before hint
vows. No wonder that, Col. Clark's heart i like visions of reality ,Fondly roved friends,i
throbbed wildly as he, `-fool. - her hand in his I Whom the grayssinehad le' g hidden from
•to lead her to the dance. . . , sig,lo, stood once more , y his side, and s.ipo.,ke
The coldl
stern man Who had' bandi the gentle words Of. loir t soothe :tlie tumult
names ofEurope's proudest; beauties in care= I within. .4. vision ofgl rious beairty—a sl4. , it .
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less scorn, was vanquished by the fascin tions ilreirm ofjhappine.lsr--1 oaths of keen an-
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of a girl of nineteen.
She turned her lanTaishi rig eves upo him the full renlizaton of Ins most ardent hops
and smiled—oh, bow siveetly, she flung back I for an undying 41meHlie praise that genitts, ,
the wavy curls:that cltistered around h r fair wealth mill ran laho upon his hehutifal.,!
brow, and moved like a fairy queen i the and almosit'bre. , : 4l,ing sculptures—all passed
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merry. waltz. A thrill Hof delerious hap .)iness like a panorama: , before-his imagination, and
shot through his veins as be passed hi,i'arrn the . eonculsiCe b l earing of his .chest, bespoke
,
around the waist of hislovely 'partner-to sup- keen menial sufi j ering. •
port her in the exciting dance; herb th .., Hottrs 'flew skuheeded by,' and the stein
\- e,
was. on his cheek, her bosom almost to cited I man still sat by 1 the table. The grey light
his own in its quick pOiationts, the rapi nii>- of' dawn was keelizi,, ,, through the dose 4
tion made her 1104 reel and it drooped Ilia shutters, .as the ilTt -r
gently opened and .a
shoulder; and as be supported her froi the frail form glided notlo&sly : in; it was a fair
room, we'fancied a smile of triumph 'eluded young girl with, soft lark eyes, a pale deli
her lip; as he led hee past, we involun .wily cote;. yet Greci4n pile, an intellectual brow,
elciaimed, "Beautiful as an'angel I." a dai±ling transparent complexion through
•• Yes and an incarnate fiend at heart l"---- which the blueii•eink,mierf.be traced, and ih
If a voice from the grave had spoke we slight fragile (bran. , She advanced hesita
could not have been more startled, we 4 t.,urn- tingly ,to,hia site awl laid her small . white
ed,.and a face met ours we shall not soon hand 6 1 f - titnifilY, ialf- caressingly on his 4
t
farget--a tall maw:with_ dark flashiqi, eyes, head: The prOud man looked up and taking
urd a brow that bore itbe nnmistakabi im-, her hind, in 164 sat gating for seine moment
reSB of genius, stood before us. aiWtractedly inner face, while' . a faint blush,
_ `I see you doubt,mY words, but if yo ;rill lie'tire soft crimson that °lows in the heart
follow tri, to die nest doom will 'explain inyl
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Mednina.." - • ~ ,
Wp into,a.sMall room on the 10ft,1
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unoccupied by the guests, and .seating. our.
selves, 'com'meticed his narration by asking :
.1[ ... 0n deein Miss :Leslie as good as she isi,
beautiful V' 7 Vkre ;nodded assent and lie con-j,
tinued, "It is'iwo 'and a half yeats-sjnce flrsti ,
1 trio; Mir:Abe l l Leslie.l'l It was at a party giv-!
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en by Mrs. Carlton; she n-na but a, girl then,l
.
yet as.you, yeti her . ,novi,,-radient with all tlic!
ripened beauiy of *opiunho :1 7 Irwas facina•-,
'ted, enchanted, and bectun encl4ined - to.lter• 1
- Aide as. if by sots© Strong' pelt ;14 atten.
float did .notAi:splease•-•her,- nd I.c• -, scorted herri
home, bidding 'her gocid at ht 'with a prom-i
ise.to Call nett day 77 I caked day after day'r;
—weas'andl °yin' months vanished, unheed.:l
, ed•in her, presence, , ..• . .
.••
' Llered her madly,- with
that disNO•ded all 'things;
cry *reason to believe- mvse
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We sang, played and read
We strolled by mobuliiiht.
back to_ enjoy the,morning breeze—in
_fact Ii
Could not licle a \ray t'f;tnn li r, she livid become:
i t ' part of tpy.oxistence vvi, Iliug, to prosecute!,
ink studies its an artist lad, contemplated
Visitina :11(4e, anal tlisre, vith myideal o( . .
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beanty_bt:lor t e my 7 4x-4is, and surroundedibY
the matChhi,ks prOduction_ ik .Italy's gloriOwi
, q • d .
master+—serilptors give birth to the , :eoncep:
tion.; f • I L t:i t' 1 • dV- I its '"' '
. o .niN ir s wain, au c fiat visionl
• -ir
ofaniike' 10vOiness in . Marble, but in her
it.. .! , • ! - , -- . •
charms.l fOrgot ambition, glory---tvprythiii
lint lore. f ,4 • • '
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Fora long : time dared net tell the pas=
iiin that fia r
t' saw. soul - with snub dre - anis of
• Is - •
4liss ; but hir lookS and words.hade me holed.
,ilte never ivitlidiew her hand from Inv fond
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res.sure, and wheal. pressed my burning lips
Viler blushingeheek shexlid not chide me.
One day-iq took a long . walk in the countrY
to frather , Wild bowers and inhale its soft Itl
iny' breezes . ; we. rambled for hours in the.
green; ,grnve, listeni i ne with 'delight - to . the
inerry song'of, the:l bright plumaged birds: -
plat hid:in the i - litxuriant.. branelie, but at
last tit. - . 4.1 of, wreathing ;garlands, acid walking•
n the forest, I seated her ,oti : a mossy bank.
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?Ind threw•myself at her foet,..- - ENerciie had
yrouglit, a rieh.Colorto 1141,r/eheek; and It new
Iluskre to the de‘-meltiug" . eyes ; as I !gazed
ten,letlyinto her face, - §lle'siniled—tnyf heart
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of a.da!tnas.k tvse, tinted her de l ineate cheek.
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He drew her tOwatds him and imprinted a
,
kiss' tirion her fair, pqre forOlead, murmuring
le..v
ra
as she left the room„ll God bit
Sweet Lillie May was an
had been reared in Wealth an ,
only child of fond parents, %Nil(
ized the frail 'blo. , *l4in comm
keeping,. When Lillie was at
of thirteen, Mr. May '.died
care off in almost broken heartc
plunzed from the pinnacle of r
nem., tei the depth of 'sorrow liv
sake of her.orphan child.
Wishing to leai;e I r a compel nt fortnne
Lillie, she had gained an ampl stippOrt . by;
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keeping . a large and firshion r ible boarding
'house,lwhile - she had!bestowedj upon her gifj,
ted child no common educatioii. May.
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occupied no ,nuerivnible station among the
number who nre styhA the literati.
essingca style of singular vizor and , pathor4
minghid witlfa . depth - of discermnent Bare iti
had
a wiki passion!
elsO, and bad 0-4
f loved in returnl
oactlier, togetneri
'r rode ou horsey
one ot : lter years, st, . won
plausPi from thottaanils*.ho hung enr*ttred
Over h'er'hrilliant,.a,it 1 inimitable prodn.Otionai
who 111.tle suspected h melting pAthk,s, and
rlowang iinag.rythat . bi-eathed in every lint
.I*(omi . .:its birth itf,t 4 .brain of the - frail Lillie
May, t o : 'ltgpr the moAt d i elicat4
eltor&l.of the, hinnat soul incited;
ors pOWer.
I 'wed - witlera titre beneath h
No Beret. spriwzdk4 felt, the magical touch
of this genius giftPdlauthoresss ,
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of! Faliii . Fern, wee feel a slimilar i-e,
v r ,, ,1. 4 11, .lienifore,. only ; tott6l4 .
, I iilitlY, npon-siell pnints las, :'under '
t ..,intistaitees,,tinly be -referre , l... to .. 11 ;
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slightest vic):lti,sl. of •i)roPilietyl "
1 .. N4.4. In:in:V. years Sinced•rann)i.
1 lip,itg:-..uoitiatter • where-Hu atiltie
i - liOnie",nl.ol be more loveW, l no lam'
Ilh i ii,y, .11:citi.was: hers. - Aknple wen
, ; 1, - 11.1.. kovo, .11tivated intellect, refit
slOwls . l and'a fervid. religious spirit; ....exti 1
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~. street, 3•• e;lrriarre i !MIKA' that. ltultle. whatever could b
n,,alit,,a glimpse o • f , ) , T i ni , _ ; on.eartli, imp excited the 1 respee.c • 1'
;•lied , •by a liandsoniCi ' strap.'- • I:rntion (41 . albadmitted to the litipi.y I
I IWI. Suddelify a bolt tell. '.Death ean
Pied borne we fonna alt I t hasband riti: father was smitten do'v
(us' for a parry . ; at Mri. 1 vildovved mother and ludf orphan, I
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inet.‘epted. . .: 1 , We•-elcrt to light the battle of 'lie
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ionable'eroWd haIII assein-•I AuvOrsIIIS sileceded Idverl''ltY: -'''
_I , .ri '•,:•:. I nivvC - 9 in. the dismal train, and 'it n
•I' i` mti ''' " 1 a -'"'• v• P iti - - I Ni,iit"hitd the afflicted fain:Tv - at their
11 sal Senor Juan Alyorade,
I "the inOther;struggled on bs besUslle
ani of wealth rind rank-, t hut. tre'a't know how-liar 4 it is fola"
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isl Leslie leaniii4on his ;
Ait filled her LlOp bin . e
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• I . ltud employinent which w'l 1 ebable W
I !omit livt... i lihood even for lierseli;l u
[ , ; :or aii'anuivt of children.. The feina e
lovely torm swelled wan t
,4,• 1110 ;. n p o . re i : „. ei res. only nineng . re i s; 1 4 ;
, c stranger bent his Itpail I'Lpvist
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f Whit" .r Welll
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piiii , ues an: uncertain ,ea lit)
mi , ilit, : 4:tni4ess'ciin at best -earn but Ia- nii
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• ' ' Idttanee And so - at il , tf after :lii .tor
ficb.rosv lips pou, in ensy ; .., .• . , , --!, • -•,
• 1 . ' I lino -1 1: -•1 ' the ;Widowed Mother froth Sheer I,d sac
erm.v• 4,v00. eclipse', , • ... . '4 -
: , took., to her pen ; and atri,ther an. it
I ds • - 'l .4 ' nor ' 7 " hi ' s I ; • 2 ; 1 fithr I . vts-aAiled to our litdrary gala V. 4 p
, -.-0.- " ELon hair - ~.: • I innsl , l.F• Fern's fir ,, t artici , e, vv-ii Iw . cti L Lln and
AS gloss‘:-- 'IS a heren's wine* - i 1 1. .•1, , - l' 1 • .., , - ir, ••• 1 i •
•'- 'n - ... , -• ' , , Pilei/Sileti lir dUIV in 1 iaa4..; I t vr, s tinmeak,.
L. trie wi, , ....,r a...144.a," . - i -! • . , :• • . far and
1 . .1 -. Each t -• •
WrtS :110 C.Mistacr: min, fb 1,%-,A,1, ? Crow a jocp - i
i. k. i . e ,. ( 1 . .. , eoplell tar arid wide. . ithdeeding
rust wl - th similar fa l vor, ;114 . .i ilt lost. Of
dark eye, and tali . !,oniuninclinf, form", ina4el . the; .iiewspai;ers of this, eountri, -ari: many
,liiin' observed and rdillired by all. A . it..,.4„.. I .1140--1. 1 :,... • •::•;4-*--1--,
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c inte ns . J, ivitli Iternreles. ~.?- Rut IWhige - tilt w s thus
s e oWl dar k e n e d I l e e 4-04,y o f `, C AJ j. '
.• • . 1 ' tieritililiing: amuseineut aril instrne ionito• the
Mirabel gliued pts . • Craig -woman .1• issued ;•• , , she •- • .
• • • 1,-- ; ; public",
.tvas not reeeiving an at, eqi ate re
in- a:lii.wing whispt r &Om diis closed lips as he i ~,,,r j . ,
I ' t N . Vl4•.lever a wonaa is obl ,t!.;.,, to-go
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stroil-e from-the. roc at 1 wita a muttered eurs'e.l. Out into the . i Will la and earn her ; o Vit Illvint:,
S'l!nor - Ahorade hardly rrpr-iVe.l trim tlie ; Ote:II:II: to lindergo trial t .and dif •eulties ef
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g de ' l ,of . the hezint i fi i1i ... 01 ,... who wnf too sure- _. i 'vliie.h . a inan perhaps. caii forth no, l ji .. ?;it idea;
• ;; . ; •IA delleate,..4ei,itive lady ettunot, Or histanee.
ly . ;vpivitiz leer Ape I over him,;but gat: l cil with I
' call at; new:ill:titer • olfice.l to solie t Icinploy-•
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ardent admiration Jp[in her filishecHaec:- ll 6 '!lii;.nt, tir to : *ti . er an artiLle for `sic e i 4ithout .
was 'fascinated hy ; .lielr grace andlo l !;reline- s .s;.! heincr• expw4d to anuoyanees whilel toter are
enc hant e d by the islkes of wit or merry rep
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; painfui, • but,wilicli a man might' I•ltiohserye.
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• I
rtes; that "burst -v situ - joyful
trice . the je: refitted Ind . can ill crook the' itnpiiring
... I„ i • ~- I 1 . ,-; - 1 , t .; , --ize and inp}ertinent i. 4. ire of II: ii , .trs on ;
msy, nps. 7 op‘tnet . 1. teruptingiy to answer, to- 1!"-", 1 -. . ._, , 1 • ' . . i . . . `;',l
. . 'IIPC !can ssietbargain tor ,a, prop e r repkunera
his low:. it..teAtions, nth red in 'a rich inusi4l ,t t io,,,, .. c .dl i.r.,i n ,- and I. i i n if : i f . e rft b e,
1
Y0:0, with a sligh f,?reign aceent. - -.. ' ' • Ifouba4 welbas in fair weather. 'A, Olen, it
..; , • ; . • • i
that at woman -bould be
• The hbur .eaine. u - lien eariitges.; freighted: Ills often ••t•!'stPnet)
• I 1 frei • In I Ipniil . h.ss foi . • her . labor 4han a :n atiff i. or his,
with beauty and fas,hion rolled away
1 • - 't.itottg-.11 hers, be equally -daluablei a l ,l t it is on
the noble mansion ere the,Senor, with count- 11 1 ,•• she: - d ' ,
1 - rep
ly `:race bid adieu Ito the blushing Mi!rabel.-,-- . .
• : - ; li l ii l tation tlint she can cirdinarilf. •,,,g tit; 1 :7 just
Net day we saW'him.enler the hotrte of Mr'. 111 - 4,ltliv:(l,int.ibr her productions. i..n..i thus for
I : • I li'l I•''
Leslie,.not only ne i st dav, but day 'after I's ''' 1
;!iniaty anont,is - , the compensation w i i .tn
-
Ifei;;;-... re+ived for_heqw - rititi,_,7 vasinot at
beliOd hint an inntate oh 3liss L.'s . resider,e' e 7 *
• I • ' lialkioirimenSuralte with their value FOr :Ira
!' till
y et was•soon whiTered that they-were en . - 1.,, 1 ..: ',l itch ,:.- :' '
.1 1 : ;.. ~,,iv : , ,s ere! wort i a y
I 'll dollar'.ana which
gagi,..l,•thid .perliaps for __the s,econo t;mc iin i' w .;: at iM L ave ,. ! co i nman d e S •that s'.u., 1 •.fili'dshe
;
her life Maditine. Rumor, who by 'the bi-1 is -IlknoWn Lett* . r lill.w to Sell, them, .i.ll m L t . vn re-.
' ''' I! • dbuti .
neVer orcirtrutliful in her as::.ertions, was l eetyk,, teeth of thit anion!' ;,,,and du
i ' - - •-•'' I . f •. her in •ca;&" - ; ''' ' '
, , i.riug, tus un,.., ,r c ties f.ii-,,rOut being
ri , Ai+-. . . ; : - :I! , •
l lsullieient ,to initiutain iertielf and ;:i.liliii.dren
One glorious • moonlight evening
• glorious • -the - llvotnlfOrtabi.i.. - Rut With ,unvieldirnsr. persever
. glittering. month Of February- the brick pa o,- 'iance, and With 'her trust in Cod Unshaken,
f 't .- ' [ .. . .i 1
meats of the town; of B-. resounded with Ishekvbrkedion,tintil she tntimphel ;over all
1- r, 1
i the'wheels' of a l'ad'e of-carriages; which h drew 4161-'st i nede.s, eitrith a nrun i p of wide 1 idle • may
1 ' "1 • • ' • ; - 'i.weli- he prohd, and secured an am de 'fortune,.
, tin ;with their loftd's Of Wealth and Ike' . au.t ! y, , ,e- 1,.„. 1 , 1 ...,,,i c , a t h e i n 'e rensed i e , i , e . et ; 41 4 i lore . of ,
I l' i --
! ore' Mr. Leslie's Mansion. • :i ' i ji tho;erwho.lkneii her. he?.. 'lt 'is, 1 ,
i .11 WIIS a bridal,lparty-tienor Ju:M : ''vita- I' iik - tedleis tOreinark till she noW lie 4), mauls
• ii • ii i • i ;, • •
I .3 ' rlinli to writ4r lin this
1--nue '. was today: all, hi.:', 'pride and rant: at the 'jib: tr,,iest,, Fires
. , ,
.: ,
i '' ,-. V of the beautifill and hau ,, lity' Iklirat,el.;-.- i'''' °l 4'jt v * '',.'
1 ...e , • 1, •: . ; •
. I
1 FCei•et - - looked she more lovely now, with 1 .1 ' l ,t) ~x ' l . ..l lip l ' i ng Farm). - t '' ra ' s "llitit.',D"'" even,
Iltli • •••trltesV of them, one 'is - stittek ,-,lfith time
Ith ; I •o I ' wreath restitp , on her lon.. r , 10:..v i • :".;'•'l ~
t 1 e0ra1.,.. .
` ', t• i ' s - eves?-;:t::ce they elibildt thrt the
. Writeil under
, -I , i'•,-lets an a.jewels . gleaming- from . I.the rlch . . l ..t a ntlIL her twn powet-s perfectlyi or' rather
1 • - --,
...t , 1 ..,,,- _ • .... ... 1 • •
14 s :. co -
' folds oilier costiv:white.satin dress; the lIr: . 4.nat. -IL. 1 1 . ; 0%I. pc 1.• c.l,s t.4,t, ,-11(. ; 914 1- eer
I d a t; r c i l o f „,_ lil i,ii, e 3„, e - fl oate d lik e l n ,„ c ,,,, r tarn; tlitiig! better than . i . ey .
. h..te ester bec t r .
Though t its - is; un -.uT,l.lonn )
1 mist :around .her form, not conc . ealiinr,' but ' 1(444 ' ilefk °'
i ;- - . , - ! '--- ' 1 . the ease. Mill she doubtleiz oft n, Achieves
enhancing her superb beauty. , - • • ,' - .1. ,
The mosaic tables groaned hefief4 v -h
asestll;eoirf: mitt ,
-,, more ;brilhialit trithripbsitban ipatecit' in
'wei'ght Of rare levties, arranged in
: o lt at t ei j r , ;‘N c -c; i r c .d ,it s ne ts: n h e c e i. o s f pr h ob ei ab oN lL O n f, : t r . t e l "t e tii ,e4 2l . lrpri s stii e
, . .
, niirest- I'lrian marble. • Soft luxuriant -Car. next makes a mistake,."keau.-4.sWieveint
i i •, . •
I H I S gave back no sound to the footfall, and 1 ic' ErtiAs, .w..,h4t . slie eannoti . sitecessfull,,i ; •}achieVe.
fact Mitts been limn-rested thrtrigliout her
thei tiTifted ro..sls oi damask o•lowed I like life • 11.bi l
I . 1 ; 1 mirrors'
in the zorgeous Vas. - spacious -in !literary eateer. , At fist her ;4-tleles were
trie it! 'par: t l gkraplis,. and e?ntailiecl gime rally on 7
Iros';-wood frarae . s hitiliiplied into endless pro.; 1-i--•onb clearly pronotindM and adinlrtblv de
l.:l'4l;4M. the gems r •- i -
o , art,. as curious as ocatiti- ,ve one . o,wor , s
•P .
.1 full that decked the lofty rooms.
... s : 1 . ; pileit,., or fa4t,'or prineil c sought t'n• be pre
,.' t sente,„l vvis -distinctly statea,.: .nd 4 clearly
The stnile..of mirth and joy
. was fast: fad)lng, t r
. lir or kk; .l nr y t in ',. ereiy . tractive, 01 . ,. te niti. i
/ -
i froth fair and martl . l: faces as the cloek strtick 1 'phrase pt.4ible, (ns lie hoven Worle,.4' up the
1 nine. and the tardy bridegroom carne not:- . 1 the i:11 of a!syrnphony,)•ind then Ltiil article
! .
The venerable :lest el-id in so hi e • roles', i to an ini diate but Ortiptic con
! I, 'p
:lest, ' - , , 7.' : t c1u..431 1 Wi ricticcontVene seem
i stoOd ready with `book in ,hand, to perfOrrn II - -'. tier ass P • . .
~ J etttV and she -truck oti itit'oholder
Pie solemn ceremony - that was to consign !the!, patils.• • Itiivity , ' tried a d proved Ore ' reagth
1 idolizid girl to •',a ,stranger's. ,t:arei Esters ! . of libi, -iii tis . '••sit ...to k loftier, fli ' !its and
. .
~ is ko., •• c .
firlatli was hushed as the doer at has openett.i continued)onger on ter :wiug.i Believed 'of
an Senor Alvorat l le with a being •4f . :millet liee44iata: ern.. bar r as s n fi t s, and s i'7 °Hlad e d
lelelinetsleanitigitlpon his arm, etitered!thei once morel with .
, cionif is: of lift -- slle wrote
1 brillliarit room. - I . ; - with greatereireeuota, - rid eertni 1' 'gave to
. ;
. . " - A ! . i,lier ithieltis'a Polish wMt some fib :r Orli
. IM - Tithout a word he walked with - ]misty! [ er plcice-s`did not poise . 1 - 11,!rIl:20..i . produe-'
Ist is to the front' of the altar,• and casting!!,tions sire Models of.sty and o pbsitiOe.-
. N.
ide his velvet eiMik, placed . - himself befirre 'iliraiit t .s -Fe#r4 Prose ,
a l
... ._ ~ t.. , !.. , riters of ..(#*rit•42.
-.•-•!. 4. 7
t 6 now trembling form of the' brid e elect.-' 1 ;i I . -
'•;,, • . , ' - .1 - /Or o f all: mil:40101v sift
Itading •his . • dark , eye with a; piercing e q .„ , ._ ic) . ~ i, ..b•- '" ". l'
i i . , • 1 e ps i tionte is e mos so. A. IS
n her blanched face, he, stripped, offibisl 4 woinan 4 -I.is . like the +rid with",
,
Bite - Mustaches ':end whiskers,e:and Horace la - .sal without a sta ' ' irk,
Winslow stood.t.etore her' Betiding, forriard.; Ile . drY• ! - .
t ' 1
11 liii
- ,
. '• - i • 1
.Onf! yorfroni. thi
szkun4rin'g dow n
1011041 past niici we,
Li Listie, accompa,
'When we rea
Invitatioti awaiting
which Wei
A large and fa_shi
bled. in the .
mews after our arg
a Spanish gentleni
movea past with
arm:,; A bright li
eyes, ler - Proud ani
tiiuniph as the nob
to.eatelt her- fainte l
bright eyes flash,
of the fortunate li
theirebagns, for th
- r - 1 r r
O
- LEV 0 ll E
Livil AT
v
G
- _
s time at , we -were
--- r - .. - -- - - - T - r•-; ---- ---- r — t --- , -- 77 , -r -
6it k 6pered in rt . clear; tbolling t 41.15. r :11 - 1
i • 1 3.
relfenied, and strode froni i the apart i f .. )t.
iNviot rilpieroing shriek,lirabel : lisli,!. fell
the
tol:;i1OOr, the life-blood issuing in I'P trple
1 • .. a - • •
st.l l ,ea r ni, 11 1 ,iin.lter clatnmy h i ps,. 'Oiey
,'0r,..... her
frchn tlte; Hoorn in her brid:'l vibe, iii dirt
'wr
eath q . • i
i r
, ,i . - , I
testinff upon h marl?le, L)
4 6 r • :
a ldiviiiail . 4 agony, ber 'lips' moved iv
P. - • i z ' • - •
(tint tutt'rtntir, and whiSpe ng; " Furl i".
: ,
I - hard:descried it," she e;irell. ' 1
..
' .1 . 1 . t. Was, a fearful retaliation - for tb
with . thei best and holiest afreotions . of
;- - -.• . 1.,
~,
114.1:trq. .1 .
Itlnilaitist••sailed fur EttM pa in a 4tv. days
wiith. Ili] ie tay ''.
as .his brid . ; -and in ' . the tar
..:, i -:- •
eqes, pf p4fair and gifte woinan lielfoigo'
the te . it4ritos whielt had itearly hli :2 111t411,
eN!isteil, . :!, : • 4,. 'i(l
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I' l '
i - .:The *Ale of Faiikay For . 1
.:: i .- • .i i
• IWit.Woillii be ghid to giro Ote. to in
ofttlii fitulipress. liirt she prefers , tit ill
ni t.t f
Innitttaill ltef.incoyaita, ,nil a: pill' ri 4e i
etlee ti) ithe oligations i . .4'..conti(isy (wlik
:ire' :a, bintlitig in literary las ociftl ife)
14 1 45; tfs I loing• what wou - lc:4 :otherwi eilte
equal,igiatilli•ation to . our readers ant to c
stilves; , .With res.ard to the . ..persona ltist
s you." •
Irphap.i She
tIbT
almost idol
tted tol l their'
he earn' age
la her to the.
.1 mother, who
arthly hap-pi 4
d only-for thel
A.GP,TCII
:Do .licks On'the Ohio. ' . 1
STE:141110 1 AT 13LVE WING, October 1, 1854.
Which sa &beat is very much' the shape
of a Miel‘igan country-made Sausage, and is
built With alliinge in : the
.middle to go roimdi
the sharp; i bends in t.lie river, and is manned;
by twe !captains, re* mates, sixteen darkies,i,
two SteWard7; , a small - boy, a big :dog, an
cipoimii, itw, pair of grey squirrels, one clock
and !acreain•e.ol'oied chambermaid ; fog so , .'
thick yeti c uldn't TIM a locomotive- through:
it withot4, a snew-pheugh; night so 'dark the'
c i
clerkhitsltwo men on each side of hini with 2
"piteli-pine terclies, to enable - him to see his
spectacle, he wears spectacles ;) , pilot so
dinnk.the ys have . painted his faCe With
charceid an pokeberries, till lie loCks like a
rag !carpet i the lasi stages of. dilapidation;
and ;lie is,fast asleep,l with 1.16 legs (parch*
me;rbut— r leks) tied to the capstan; his whir-;.!
ker (nil a •oal-dust and cinders; and the
bliiek end o the 'poker in, his month ; boat
fast'arourid, with )ier Aitninetricai nose siX
feet !deep lin Kentucky. Mudt'ttle . rce! she„ • conti
pladcnt lies, waiting for the - Mail - boat._ tci
coine'aloiig and 1)1111111er out. PaSsengers (:N
. 1
-egantly disi osed in various stage's- of don'ti
alceng.-i tt yet ess, and ! the - subscriber, taking
advantage f the temporary sobriety' of the
'clerk, and 1 I
is consequent aftendance in the
after-eabin 6 play pckes with the mates, bii
drop 'yowa line. , Tlie silence is.of brief dui.
ration, for am interrupted by a grand orti
t oriO by ill nigger firemen, muelf . to Any .de'r
light an ac' ificationj It. runs somewhat ni
fo.11owS: i. i . I, • . , 1
(t ;rand. 'pening chorus.) " A-hoO—a-hoo---
hoctoooo-: i-liooo--a-liooa-liooe---a-liooo‘
-oo!"! •
,• 1 . .
w—
th
. me,
a' noble
1 1
!me
to
'er
'eh
Lbr-
hat.
1 .
•tr
the
(The 4n.
pas,. , etigeks
pre'yented
rY-)
Coca}-by4
• benns--
G...ey-tiare
, .
.
, •
• :.;.aj 7 --I" (leader • qprellestra) ." Dirty 'Litt,
massti gq . e whi.,l:Cy bottle in his hat, dis
floor 41iil Ii y tiebberget notte-7--- . .- 1
A-664- 1000--:=a-tkoooo-l" (ending in zm hi
- dcseriiba Ile howl.) .
1
(PCnsivtt dLirkCy on 1., the coal heap) `°Miti.s .
fieriefilly good-bv÷-farewell ; nebber git i . k)
!Ore ire paatalotinses from miss - Scretiny—!
i
t3llO-1-Alt000;, •, •,
. • I
.. .
Extetaporancous voluntary by, an, original.
nbiolir Itith 1%0 turkey feathers in his ltat,.
z.--..
!and - his halr tied up : with yellow . strings:) 1-
acher
• ;, the
; the
t Table
years,
.ration.,
bright
Gore cnk
I! Wa
(Stern,
yu
i• bach • •
-
uielwit4out
ut 4 sky, or
*OA, vmd
Tl_TaF t . SCIENCE, iiNI) ':ftOll4:4lTY.
utber 24, larm.
represOt
Iwhero-sutierfluity of .the harmony
lie llT( ) Peii . appreciation of he t _
down'Ale riber—:a-hoo-a-o4
1161.)er come Igick—tiabil--1-
injuu—Y:i - a-- an a
9-4 I
1 --'l;L:ie.s pn i t—'vnpituns—Atnenn
les) " big ones, honey on em—Yl
-
.• , i
•buke by Bader.) "Shut up yoUr
leven 'hundred dollarnigget."
improvises as follows -.) "'1 Ha`
i, matter—get to beblfen bym-by
V
—go 'it. juts—linenVt hangs out 1.4.!
--
Jere, having achieved a' rhyme, Le
i f r0u ttut.:,1:....... r :„....),. ~.. 11,. +---- 1.0.
'n him boOts—yaller p,l got art- .
Set-hen rtH-.A. 1 -lioo---.A-itoooooo !---0
-!!-1.1.oe Cake dene—.nigger can't
JTO LOSS - in tie . parlor plavito• de
1 "ini-a-a-a---Ga—Ga—Ga. Captain
'eres and 'orders the • orchestra o'
:Ind so internipt, the-concert.. , [..
or Over on, the Indiana side, prinei
nee to be in the inhabitants .
1 oT i . ; on tile .Kentucky side they
: t., :tied as 1;!TO:iii. as.they
,'re long;.; 1
' '43 they are:shaped like a N'orthrtY- .
at; long and, lean. I just saw t'-o
. rpen theiri'posei On the pavement,
e in mortal combat; one rushed at
' F
()1 . , struck; ilu between the eyes,
}rom . end, th cud; cart came along,
be two halves, cut them into 'tains
derg in a jiffy—Tee/74i esra t, ill maity
I his is decidedly a rich country ;:the',
ductions . .are- 11ORS, 'ragged nigge,rs
est , 'horses' in -. 'the 'United States.
le livii principally' on. bread *made
1.
ttwhiskey ditto; and bog preparedlin .
itrbarous Ways. They. give :away
. nd sell - celd - 'water.. The . darkies
: slaves ; they 'nail horseshoes over
S to 'keep away the Whiches,,indtdge
'Jot:or hatS in , the Most . saperlative
dilapidatiMi; go barefooted, - and
i t, i
aperture - n. putts pap falooris."
;feet treat to watch !their entertain-
Mances. :At the hotel the anew
, tirteen niggers to•each guest,:and as
seems to, be poss.cssed of the- peeu-.:
hat his - pr4rince. is' to do nothing.
tit as many ,flourishes as possible;
sion that follows is far from bei ng
entertainment.
, fever bring! you any thing you swell .
an call for Ciiicken, you will probably.lld beef
,and cabbage; if you. want
f, they wig assuredly. bring you
,hp
ii4ittlp: askifor sweet potatoes,- amid
, fried egg,; and send for'corn bread,
're safe to obtain boiled • pork ; •-rin c , ,,
for a boot jack, and you'll get :Oland
ad whof vOn want to retire for the
stead of prOViding you :with a pair
• and a candle, the chance are ten
e attendant sable angel will give
flannel shirt; a shot-gun, a flask, of
three boiled egg:-;, and a pair; of
~„.7.irous. The slaves are, as, icay be
I 6d, of.varieus colors, !ranging from
Is f the.beantiful yello envelopti Of.
dice DePa.rtinent, to
dna of Abe
ink that, ever indites 4-subseripOon
• The theory Of" woman's rights;" is
real •operattpu among them; the Men
I the table, clean up the dishes; do
ing, and . spank
,the babies,...W)iile
;aer halves hoe corn, chop wood,'- go
, t, and - ." run wid de mnsheen.'' r
great fruit in thiS 'country ; apples
inkins, infantile pumpkins, not - Very
inkins, 'small-sized pumkins, • Just
from - blossomhocid, ttrid' ere . they
!tinted . that 4 ,golden 'overcoat which
Itheir maturer friends . .so- .gloriouS, to
Arid punipigiu pies niattufactiared
!;ble god of the kitchen ;. pies, -enor
' behold wherein after-they ate ready
.voured-you-.might wade . up
~ to your
noble con ipound which.. filleth f the .
thereof, and inaketh 'the pie savory.
tarean: in . fact piescelestial, Whereof
n all ages have discoursed eloquently ;
t Potat*,' such.- i-w-e-e-t p-44-a
-! -
.Jiminetty ! big enough to fill a six
Ive, yellow as rhubarb, and luscictitS as
candy.; - . • - 1
Aura, to the erincipai topic--;-tho dark
,y arc all built. after the same 'model -;
:43 a should:ler or niutton, teeth
.li:43ite
as milk, foot of suitable dimenSions for a rail
road Inidge, and Mouth big enough for the
depOt ; they haye all; -got .-4X toes on each
foot; skull like Mt o :ikpl4nk, yellow eyes, and
a nose like a split pear ; i the back extends in- !
wardly filar inches and whale; they he: on,
limits, whiskey, corn-bread,swine-beef, hog
-mutton and pork; they are notsiekly,princi
pal ailments are spineln the back, the dia
phragm the.regien of the - stomach, 'and 1
eranitudol the bead ; besideS which they are
apt,to be troubled 'with I retina of the eye,
tibia - of the kg, mtimps,l , whiskey •bloAstuns, ,
seven -year's itch, and'"the six-foot 'mea.les..
Should I hear of\ any
,inore • distinguishing
CharaCteristics, I Will let 'Von know .soen.
Meanwhile I am,
Deultorily . yours, • t .„•
Q. VILTLANDER' DpTICKS,.I".
Itltiwpod ,Paper!
• The article lias Come.i. It. is. before tis-=-
three qualities of it. One almOSt 00cl - enough
for, a newspaper—the other better than most 1
of paper we have had :to put .up with—
atni.the third a strong, sm.ooth, even sheet, fit i
for promissory notes—nny, fOr love-notes, the
least danirerouS of the two. It 'is Made - ofi
basswood.. . The genius who got up the
lk . ardsley Plaining 'Machine, studied out this
nets paper: He niade the pulp in thelitch
eaOf his, house in Itlhany,---and made the
paper there tot ? , niter sTyrie Primitive fashion,
in Which a sieve conspiemay. figured. 1 On
one of these aniples f is fltid advertiseapont oft
*5O reward: 'llaswoodlhas . fairly entered.in i
to the service of Man in the pursuit of stolen!
preperty. This handbill indicates :a horse
and a wagon 'as the object of the distress of
'the frentlemon• who inAj;?lies the linwood ; tci
.aid r. is search of a thief. • It is cif white and
.
quite: smooth paper. I •; ' • ' .
i
.iWe understand that the wood is treated by
a revolvitio;..cutter, whiCh reduces it to fibre
in',no time: • Then.somethitig else-is done tO
this fibre which :i - ve don't. understand: 1 A
caveat is on tile at Washington, which will
inform the envious what this, something is.—
Two other things, we are told, of whid t , the
most i
important is, that Mr. Beardsley can
make the pnlp i and Make a .fortnne out of it,
b'' selling it at two. Cents AIM pound.' , The 3
other is, that / n edition. of the Albany even-1
ing Journal .whiff soon l'he. printed upon the
paper,
Mr. Beards ey was List ' week engaged . . in
hiiihling machinery for • a paper , tuill,..under"
hiS new proceSs.. • The - wilite cedar is said to'
yield the finet and stiorigest. paper. There
'italk of
-,
Settinff that hicirt fOr; bank notes.
, :
The CottOn...woodl olthe South, and the Cy
prt,'.ss, are said to be especially adapted to it,
as' also is the. Tatuaract;. Devoutly do we in-;
‘Tie success upon Deardshres ettorti.—Buf
. ..
firio Denzocracy:; 1
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The St. Louis ReiAlilicith of the..;id'. inst.
has a despatch dated Weoport,- . Dee. 1, ftli'•
hOuneing that. Whit 1e1d,,: the Pro-Slavery
ct . !" 01 "---, 1 .-. an .oVerwheltning• majority
0-er all - candidates. - IThe - Txte r a..44.,,„;,,...-- .•
Os over this rt.alt very heartily,Mad.atigma
tikes the r sopporters of '.,k.tr. Flenniken, the free
hibor canilidate as -"Facilionists and Aboli
tniftists,' and " Colonists from New Enghind
had' the free States." 1, I. . •- _! .
if'. Gov. Reeder divided the Territ4v, inte six--
iiien election Districts 1-and give thefolloWing l
instructions to the littkg . es.. of Elections: _ - I
I ; "The three• - -..Tinlo•e'sl' will provide' for • each
' a
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poll ballot box' s , with a slit for the insertion
of the ticket. Before entering upon their dit
kies.ther will make arid subscribe
.duplicate - .
hopies of the followin, ! oath: • - .• '
"We -,----,. and I ;7 do severally
'swear that we will • perform our duties. as
4fidges of the election }to be held this day, in
the----..- - - District •of Ithe-Territory. of 'kart
*, to the best of our judgment and ability;
'Apd that We. will keep a true ; correct and
:'fitithful record Or list.bf persons who . shall .
cote at said election ; 'that ',we Will. poll no
ticket for any person I+ l dio is not an • actual
bOna fide resident and 6nhabitant of said ter
ritory on the day - of election, nnd.we shall not
-hOtiestly believe to he 4 qualified voter aceor;
ding to the provisions di the ac). of Congress or
ganititir said Territory—that we will reject
the votes of all and every non-resident whom
ie shall belieVe 'has :come into• the territory
fir the mere .pnrpoSe: of Voting—that . in. ail,
eases' where we are ignorant of the voter's
right, we will require -Vgttl.videnee 'thereof
%Us his own oath or otherwise--'-and . that we
Will Make a : true and faithfUl . return-to the
GOvernor oliaid TerritOry of the votes - which
.shall lie polled: !' . 1 •
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."The,poll will be, op . lierd i for the reception 1
of votes between S m1,.10 .At.M., and will be I
liept open' continuously ' until 6P . M ., and!
.then closed, unless voters areithenSat the polls 1
Offering to - voto,- and in that:case, as soon as!
votes cease to . be 'constantly. offered. The
4 thiges will keep two: :orretondin.r lists! of 1
persons who .shall vote—numbering each I
tingle. . - 1 - ! - 1, '. . I , . I
I. "When a dispute - . dri.e.S aOcip the skutilifiett : :
Lion of a voter, the
.: ! Jridg,c- may °minim . the I
toter or any other 'Peron under oath, upon.(
the subject, and the deUision:sta majority. of
the Board will be conclusiv(;:' • • . -
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-:' Itow these' instructions were
,:obie. rved tic ,
.the Missouri and Kansas Pro -Slavery • politt-
planS,residing—oear the; frontier of skapSas is,
'ihowit b'' such paragraphs as the folio ink,
',Which W clip from the: St. Louis /aid/Ff./m
-or. W iitfield'i. election shoWs• that Ateld
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'on's col oization scheme. was pretty effectu 7 .
idly ado ted. Thelriti+lli. mar mays 1
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" TIM . T . Arn.- - fliei(ilasgow Timcs,Says
that -one hundred persons ' lately left Saline
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County, 1 Mo 4 for :linnst.t.s..and . were 'in that
Territory' in tittle 10,164 after - the election
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delegate to Concfress - 'I ikelV "
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is tbat the bona fide-settlers of Xan- .
havO been voted; doWn. • Beautiful ”pcp
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;!ular soveregnty" this • :; ;
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Light Aherid!—State Finances . .
Marty of the citizens cf Pennsylvania, say
he Ilarrislturir Union, its they read; thelol
idwing le,ttki!of the :Auditor ;general; will-, we.
npprehend, l begin to, look forward :4o "a 1;5;0.
time eeti4!ig.' when the Keystone state-shall
'baveliaid otf,lier ptiblicidebt,And statid.fOro
As the richest—protidest StatC in Our 'gleriotis
...confetlrhey, ',To such Vi j g §ay,' , •that; to secure.,
'this, "n' consummation i;devoutly'to be• wish
ed," we must "give a More e4rnest,.beed"-10
.the charaCter of our public servants:;_ the men
Ito whom:are entrusted; the inanagetnebt of
,:our puld c Minis; and esliecially'nur.pOblic
state thane is. ,If for ;half. the 'number Of
;ears that. our pUhlic debt lifts been - Uterus,
aud• ,, rowiug we can have the finances of
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votame. gninbtr- 52.
,Our state controlled ; and: - inanaged•;" hi:: titi:eh ' -
i . nen as Joseph 'Bailey,- we shall:see our:.o 6 d.•_'-
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ld 'commonwealth °nee - - rnore_. - ,diaiiithmlled,': ,;:.,•
relieved from debt, andgoini'fOrtiaril l .iiti: - ~,-
4.!:/r‘ , e'r "of :proSperitY arid gretitnets, - 1 hithertO, ' ..', -.-
Unparalleled.- .:- - --- --- -- •-'• ; •.''- '-':.
1 - There is riot only now in theliemetyy• ha . . ,
1 million more.than 'there' was- - list year at '
This tine, but the estimates for'tabor,-mafet i. -.
ds- and expeitses'on the - patine ' , Worick - ':liiiie-; , - ,
,Cen more prOinptly' paid thati,eyeihefOrei:. -•
vhen it is remembered 'that ' all, of' , iliatiat ' . --:
been done in spite of 'a reduction- 430, per.::.
cent;on the tolls up on the public woyk, , tict . .
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in the free of,truly hard
.finfer,l the stern hein-•:!.
;testy and financial 'ability of:our present gate'. • j
hreasureri will - most: cleaili-e . itppOir. - - -;Pe: - -,::_
oboe id' look upon his 'removal 'at - present o'4: ,
public calamity. r , .' - . '• . . -:- - • • ~,'. ..,. ''' •• .
-, • - • • Auditor General's O ffi ce,' ----, -.-- -
• 'Harrisburg, Dec. 1:•1 454.- - . - -
1 16 pursuance of the 35th section of the act, 1..
of 30th Mardi, 1811; I havel examined -the': --..
;public: treasury of Pennsylvanik,..-relatire to.. -
I..tlie moneys therein, 'and deposited;irr the:iter-7.' -,,.
;oral hanks, and find a balance
of
in - -
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treasurv.ef available funds; of Oriemi kirk'. ,-..•
!kwci hand-re - a and forty- thOusand nine , liri-! ':'
:dreil awl twenty-eight dbllars seventy:-
two
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111...N1P5, .A.uditor '.9enero,
($1,21-0,928\72..)
Manly-Sentiments..
George Prentice, the brilliant: but hitter ;-
:editor" of the tOtrikrille Journal,. Alaa • lately.;
,! en tert ned by a. number of.. eitizenN. •Whitr4 - ?
',find democrats, at Mernpbis.:, , He rolateil
editorial experience in terms c inust, fOre..
ibly strike every one who has konct . through,..'-.
the
_War ofeditortal par.tis:anship: . 41yrefres h ,, .
lag to read "suck magnanimous confessioni of
doing wrong, in the:hat of-political eici.t.,.. :-
rnent—thely deserve to be duly :pet'tdered..l)T:
American jourmilists,• -especially . 1143F,e - , ikho , :,,!:
fight the editorial' battles of .politicalparties,,• .
Mr. Preutiee said :. - •
. " .1., know that, my Whig .friends .l will -..hollr
pardon and justify me when' t,l r !stiy, . that,' I. •
prize •this' compliment coming_. from "Whiga;-,. -
and diNnocrats-alike; far more_ thaal could a .
similar one from members of my own ,party • :
alcine. ' There was a, time, years ago; when 1,..' -
cared little what my politidal opponents :said
;or Ili ettglif.ofne, so_ I -had the 'regard,, Ilto _
support;, and the applause. Of. my._ pallticali:-
'friends. ..But I have long since - ceased. to feel :
thus., I - have learned_ to approach
_artd,cle-'
sire . the good opinion. --of a11.. - geett men. ; .1.,`,
haveiNtrpol that carider,: , :and.:trstb, and .'
honor, and:honesty, -and' wisdom , and . .. patri 7 ... -
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otism, and virtu.ate confined.,to. taa party,
My 4lovotion to the party with wloch - i have . .
'acted throughout 'my. lifeis,_untaliering,..l . Mtr: .
teaches all true hearts the great lesson,,of polit.-,
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ical liberality. I have published.seme things.,
NV I deb, although well . ititendedUt.-the time,ll,
could Wish. blotted from the memory, - of. ',my. ; .
readers' and from my own.-,. '.- - h
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• " Ihave , writteri some bitter : things:4)3;4N
who have sin away. earth;` #4:,
Lm.l._avlto4i , rave_ I could shed -i.r, sorrow;
and, regret. Ala When I_ I ciiikilaiti.l through ,
the t wenty . six.. years of iity - aitoriallife; - . ,:and' .-
ilrink. how' twiny
~ I once_' idefioiM . Cedi:AFria': Sfr, : , *
-tervvards became Inv personal friends, Oiprnir•-•
ed :themselves their . coantry'S, irreads,. and .
how Many I once eulogized and ."toile d :19r : .
. who liaie, since turned hitideisly, and,. C.0•4*.- . ..
lessly against me'; when I -!refect 'lnali - ofeaH -
the most ardnousiand devOted political sesiri;. ,
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ee.i. have been-forgotten . I,y l ' those.i . o. Whom
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- they'. are rendered; and lioli
Qll's .the dee pest'',. ,
political _injuries are MagnatiirtioriSly7forgivert. : :.
by' those to whom - they are dons;--and.- when.
I remember, how Many of my political friends .
have strive n to 9riish - ire i and kaw. :thatiy . ,
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qcinocrats have- gathered :rirotind.-. : ine.. as , a_
1 band of . brothers in, the clayt of _my`-. personal ,
peril, I :-:;11041 . d bel guilty of an Matragao_f.*y, .
own coriscience,.and on everyfeeling.strakiin.
!pulse of my heart, if I . wer not to . weed. via ~
from nature the partisan: bitternesi that once
tiourished there. - I 'am a Whig, '
.hut,....1 - _,, , will':',
greet ' every .true-hearted- 'democrat ; as , bay :
°brother, and . 1 will ...greet: lig ;false' _hearted.
wing as'snch. f ! . •*-. - :, • -. - -- '
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flow 19 be
nei i iti ii,..
Ii is well said, by cite tilio_had tliciroted.lf '
studied the subject, that the bigheit,ambition.
of the ancient Greeks was' to be_,
be t ntiful and rich.. We cannot :hel p.' .'
in ' s says the Philadelphia Bulletin, that the
of Athenians., in this - respect, were 'Oiler:
th ii oursetves. Ainch. as, wet boast dent ,
w nderful intelligence, we have nOtyet c ,.
practically, attained to a- Method_ of, lite so _
comprehensive as that pursued, not only: by •
philosophers, but, men of fashion shark& town,
in Africa and the Poloponesus. They plecied,„
health first, and money-makirig lett * wbg.e . o
invert this order. Yet - they . were -P . *rui, .
and we Christains. Surely we nin)uldnty
" shame" to ourselves. 1 .
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• In reality, the two principal objectasou,ght
by the ancient Greek; health and ' beauty,
were but one and the s,rne. ''.For beauty can
not exist without health. The Man _wbois
constantly •confined - to the . counting -desk; -
soon acquires an habitual- stotiP ..., the:One .
who devotes his whole; soul .to mOney ralk.
1 ins becomes wrinkled; before his `time. ~. Oft - ~
the contrary, be Who mdu Itt .13 ._ ,
' rges" . roPir et 4"
excise and recreationots, for example,' Alvin
to do farmer iti healthy districtiVeartieirsus,:
erect frame to the verge of sevontY, 414 hai
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,it ruild)- - clieek 'even when an octOgemuirut..—
The 'first: by negleeting the laws of tir e, riot ,
i only - destroys his - own- .flieelY beanng, l' hut -
i transmits a puny form and:,-weatlyeeffitit4";
lion to lii:- Children. .The last. Perpetuates It
I race of hardy sons and majestic. daughters::
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r .There is lint ono way , to pmerre thelatudth;-
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and that isto live moderately, isk.e,alitoper "
exercise, and be-in the oPerviiir;ott littnakstli:
possible.- 'The man who ii stlwaysalltt up-in'
a close robin, whether the apartment be ifte:
niiiiister's study, a Jawyer's Office, It . pores
soi's -. laboratory,, or a ritereltant's.laa-414
store, is defying nature and rutist.,eoener,ei
later pay the penalty. - If his ,aitrotiati . _'4:4k re*,,
d ors such 'confinement neenisit.l .- dirt . * 4 - ,
portico of thisyear, he taw:avoid sprewitgliof
breaking d4wti of i the - oonstitntion, only b7'
taking due exercasedurins the le/uvula:4l
of the summer - arid limiter „Montt& T
waste of stamina mu,st be rettlered:bY fter
Arent and full draughts oraimpiwi*Juii*t
t4iteli air, and by - the pumuit!Loribem
rfian by travel or other stinilar mean s.
Malt who - has felt the rouperitira ethitits of
alnonth or two of; ~ r elaxation; knows.: . *
his own qxnerienoo IiQW genii; itilinftneocos l 4 t,
how it sends' him back to 1 ' 1 ' 11 0t a1a ..... ,- witll a
new flow otspirits ;low its almost , .w.A. , ,"ww
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