LEWIS BURffL CIROWICLR Hi r S H. C. IIICKOK, Editor O. N. WORDEN, Printer LEWISBURG, UNION COUNTY, PENS., WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 6, 1852. VOL. VIII M). 37. 4 'Whole 2s cither, 405. LEWISBURG CHRONICLE dIst''l't even justice to my other patients, tho first month of the course, and so I and how completely he was always bafiL-d i.nm.inTiwt jocaxai. i ?nd WaU;a for the changes tbat 1 feared took little more 'e than in strictness by her buy occupation, and ber reserved on I'.' ,iia rHg a XeicM6urff, ucr t,l!H5- "ow ul7 uea" "K,U " ""s1" uTe sumoea tor preparation of de- demeanor, uutil be felt worried out of his Union coumy, I'enmylvanic. that cottage doorstep, when I made my TERMS. lwO pit y.-mr, for mh actually io adWM.: visits in tho niirlit.- uIi!!a T nana.d t i-utili jcwr; iiio if out pud bjfrttie raruirni:imitbr, bv the well known sipns of the sink room. iju'f numlirn. hufrrii.t:rHM f .f fix moutli. or l. to : . . . .... . parture. Returning from the country town one evening, two days before the m irning fixed blowing before he had climbed to the top by without u3,make it a little difficult to of the rough ridge. By the time he got be liberal in sympathy with the dashing into my secret, as usual, I was qaiet, and waves that leava us by tje way. life with disappointment and uncertainty, j rationul, aud orderly again. A horseway Mr. Ab!eiga had been married almost "Unoertaintly," said I, "what about?" j bear a bardeu that will lift his service into a month, nnd be looked already as if it "What about 1" he answered sharply, the fellowshio of a srrateful svuiDathv. were Quite a settled matter With him. lie a'' sT a a ' i?"1 in -oiiinunw ..ti,.ni wim tht , now the patient was supposed to be by her for leaving for the city, a furious storm of almost anrily : "what about ! wh v. Doo : Poor fellow, be soothed ma in luanv a spoke to his wife as politely a if thirteen .nt. r-r aui uoanis, ociore iue courage couio. oe wina ana rain trove me tor shelter into tor, what do 1 know about her 7 tan she moody hour ; he understood me aud I children, a couple of old tolas, anil a young I'm hardly sure tbat love his memory now. : gentleman with a sharp eye in Lis Load, Yes, Elisabeth," he answered, " I am what you would call rUb." - Well the resumed, "I knew all this; and, if I had thought of giving jm any other regard than snch as bee we our charcli coo auction, tho improbabilities would have checked me, lint I did not. Mr. Ashleigh (reaching out Lcr hand) I tell you, truiy, that I do not love you. It is a new feeling to me. Perhaps, I do not i for ..i m-.niii. $7 fur a year. v.-r. .ntii j.r!is summoned to meot the tacts in all their the farm house of a friend and sometime read and write? job work and wuai aivmi urou to bL- Pud tvrtaiuty. And when, day after day, the patient, where I was delighted to find the 'bub can talk. Do vou know that 1 aui a ' By this time inv readers are beffinninff were not to be taken deep into the conau- !Tr?xrrTii.!i of -i.. : saw changeless stupor hung upon her Kev. Mr. Ashleigh staying for the uight J geutleiuan ; or cuit I tell you? Aud to like me, I fear, and in that proportiou, bial confidences. I thought be did not jery well nudersUnd it; nor, will jn CI-'fLTZlT Sf"';.'S ' ,Tiu ,ho same hot pel. rioted thro' He had been absent from the circuit for a ''more than that, I am not quite a fool, to withdraw their interest from ihe princi- fully believe in my profound respect forjexpsct it to come like a ready auw to a a.-!dr'M or th t elating uffloMa-trturui,iitni'm:-d,n.!T:Hii.ovr-r oh, v. hat oapstionings ot my own com- of two young children, whose care had a'catedwife a woman that I must blush letters Cnuie tome duriuir the sesion to enough to hope it was nothing worse even :g'onocs gir. . vr nai a wona 01 genius in ro;nt-t.r. .I,... ,1... v. r i t.:i- l. .1 ! x- I .-ii r .ii. . i o. . .1 iL .i t l.- ll .... h.T aimnlo ivnlliTiilnoaa ? TAl- t AlA n i ior, (in i itrow aduamTu even w love uer. lie very Uour. 1 touuu inem every sm- iuau ius. uui uu mmner i uau miutu i - r - - . . Jwl !Oii Lordl what eiiill I do?" um m;it r..m- p.i-1 . i i,x t,. .j ' iu, im Mme no. praurciire nuioi miv uu ueeu ausennrom iue circuit ior a more man that, tarn not quite a tool, to withdraw their interest trom me princi- xuiiy oeiicve in my proiouna respecs lor-'y-"- .... . .ua.u w . tii't'ltZ ,1LT f",n,C'' l5:1 she Iay wrcck ur" the month or more, on a visit home. His j either. My family is fashionable ; lam ,,als of ray story. I will indulge the gen- everybody and everything that -urrounded j n"rt quetion." t. ii.-xu. r. u,c..is iJiM-.iuKra fever surge s that were siowly wasting her brother had died, and left him guardian 1 wealthy aud I tau not m iry n uuedu- emus seutiment with a word only. My biui, and I was fur a moment shabby " Good I good I" I shouted. " What a "?.'? '"T- . . l i i . -r. .. . , . .... ...... ... . i l- tVI.. . t.l T-:. Um Port Office. o. n. wor.i.tN, Pr,i For Uic Li'Wi..lurg Cbrooiela. THE GRAY" OLD MAX. BY T. HCMPrvTEABv ThPTfV a ffrm mn on our northrn hill. A trro nti ;1wdi oln mar. i hr; Br rirttu 1. w by the ft a-. fvJ rilim And absve. arjii .-iu.k9i, au anprn tre. Tbrous'U all Uic rr.h'.t atid ntVptn Distil. II mi auii ntia on tluc t!tt ma r-Ks; Uif my hattia id auu t-'ar fC'-t The sh;.rp wind wn'n Ui.v tn:k'n;j: lurk, llr kliivni all cilit iu tiK Icy Hif n -m isi h ll-. w. It T..K i- !.u.l ; Thruh the tvi.fi". wtwuls uu tj;ey h-)rhi wail, Aud ix -kin- tl? vnlf,. o:. . rj ij cl -..a i. rcV if br:.:'rr Ti. n a-i k';.;: Tn-u, ii b-. t --. ri-i'i:ui. ui n h, S:t,, i-i; ;f t ,a t.! - J w. ;.. O'.i a ti -1 !.- mlif wi -.'.I' .ii it. I'- i.ir fi..' r v.T'V 1 K ; A.-u .t n.i hi t'-M i 'it.. t rift Ui- ut ui V. i.-f-su-nv U-ii a ..u.y a i. j Kfgi.f I'l titi-bma -n (Mpm. K ao i Ira ' a sbuUrr h bv 'it. hril won tlte pi firtiJ ''ttcric thn A.'t: u.it--:i ii. .! uii n ji U. n - F.v c: Uif i.r tr at i.: i i. 'I, tl.e fr.)v v mujjw an I cji' tit-f. a:.d U;cu w.ih w:i.s. tie t Is ti b iUliful Ia7-t b-I tioM. r h 1 I .-UT;th v..;cr t-t;" tlie 1. iwer. per cc-j -wnai uouoiTuiness or mj pro-' iinit wtnic detaii:el mm. llm ln-eetins j fcbsion's truth and usefulness ; what were unusally earnest and impressive! ; fpravcr and wrestling with the Fower that, they made me know tbat Le had somethiui' held the issues of her life, for deliverance; to saj to uie in trust, or that I could do from the impending danger ! j something for him. We had not boon At last, cue liue November morning, j friends before, exactly, but noar enough when faith and hone, aud even affection, ' to it, to become so through the Pjiupathie- j had worn weak by thuir own exhausting of the first scrape that either of us might ! teusion, ana the suspense, grown into a.luuiiuo. A private interview was im- i hatiit, hell our hearts iu a mechanical, possible, for the rain kept us iu the housi,, j steady stupor, suddenly the cloud a broke, ; aud the family wouldn't miss a Word of ; and the lu-aveus and earth smiled out with ; the conversation of the Preacher and D.c : joy Again, like the waking of a summer tor, or leave us a moment alone, for the in-r -!t)g afu-r rain. The criois was past. 1 world. They were too pidite and npect i i i r.jc w.is given back to us, and we sat fl for that ! And iis it rained on .severely i os ii togetb.r like children, and phytd till early bedtime, I agreed to stay with 1 wi;U r-ar recovered bi.es ling, ps with a vc-vr ' them. toy, given bv a loving picut on the! That niht we occupied the same bod. ELIZABETH CARTON. Conchd-d ' . . . . I .1 . ot nrdav moruiiiL' noou mv iilato at the break- over the r:dje a little earlier and mora ur- j "J nM 1 ' Oc, I'd toil y..a wh. to d). Just ft table, where my good old landlady gent than I had thought of until now, and j " Say to it I jut hold still, and hear. Of hold your tongue tiil'you bear me; and persisted in placing them, to have tho was about shaking htnds respectfully, when ,cjurse, you can t gnesa, ur you dittn t see theu huld it afu;rwards tiii y.u tell your pleasure of the explosion, which I could Eiizibetb. the Elixabeth of my memory, j her face at that moment, nor read its mea- tory to Eliz .both and hear what she ha ; not learn to master when I fouud thciu peeped out of the new .Mrs. Aihleigh, and j ting, as I did. Ah, my dear Doctor ! it to say ; for you have u t wit enough now 1 with the right post-mark and imago on the asked me for a word in private. I gave j w worth living a tetttr life than mine, to take care of vourself." 'seal. So the studies at the collezc. aud her my hand, we walked to the spriug- ! to witness that trituration of perfect "Ilia' s not very h:ird to say, I reckon, the pretty girls at mv boarding-bouse, did head, a few from tho house, and quickly ; womanhood. 'Well,' I answered, you do for it hasutt. be felt fiHt," was his reply, me no mischief, and I got along like a found ourselves all right again. jnot love we, Elisabeth, but e,uWyoa not? 1 hen pau.iing for five minuter, he added young bear, or a man with a wheel-barrow ; Turning to me.sho said, " Doctor, I ows j "g enougu io reau an ia ner slowly, aud a. ha thought, very resolutely, my troubles all Isf-re iue. The winter you along with ot'ter thiayi, a bill for mad- I fse hen " came in words : "I'll do nothing more about it. I must was a severe one, the snows deep, and the ; ical attendance." j ' )Ir- Ashleigh, it is in my heart to go home again ia J.muury to attend to roads in the valley desperate ; aud I heard j " If you d., EliMbeth, you will hava to , low J, for yon are Tery noble; as this business, aud (hero be drw the clothes scarcely anything about Elizabeth, except 1 owe it, along with the oUer thiogi, aud worU goes, more than noble, generous, Kgiit but his -li....iders like a m.in de- that she was doing well." j pay it the same way." 'tJluU' PaileL And, r, am, what terminal to sleep,) I'll not be sent Lack to : Of ail the d iys in the year, it wa St. " Tin glad and tiianiful to havo it so," j I " ; not unworthy of the love you ofiVr this penitentiary circuit again, 1 suppose; Patrick's day in ths morning, that I was ' she answered, ia a laianer fall of biauty ; j incapable of returning .t. I can m roiug of a Uciway. : Two hov.r.", full, lie talked, as I felt, about 1 "i " can torgot Her, sue is uropt, tnai s wakened trom tnc absorption or my own , i o. bt. w.su io owo y ju lea"., m ( - j - - Critical illucsiu;a often work other chan- everything but the matter on Laud, until j ail. Hut, if t lie good Lord thiuks other- affairs, to a renowed interest in the events ; one grain's weight of my debt from my ! uie. please; I wish to be alone, gos in the patient, besides tlie various j I grew weary, aud witbal solicitous to ' wUe, why, I u.poo it will bo brought of my story, by receiving a brief note from memory or auction, but I thougt it due j " And o did I, be added musingly ; "it physical phases of tin ir progress ' know what exactly wa? the matter with ' about somehow. Let me see you start Elizabeth inviting me to ber wedding, and to Mr. Ashleigh to renew it in his name, seemed as if eternity had opened to me; L-h in-cs thut boco:ne permanent in . the fellow. At midnight the ky cleared, j for the city in a dy or two. Of course, conveying Mr. Ashleigh's request tbat I if you would not let me pay it. We will !an ' wanted to be alone in ihe universe the ha'oits of fooling and character of and a bright moon burst gloriously out ; i you think it safe to leave her. Aud, would stand groomsman for him, with my be separated soon; we may never meet j w,t'' reJ emotions. t:.;)ufcLt. These discovered themselves in ! its light fell fall upon my face, through I mayle, I shall never ire either of you own sweetheart, who was to play brides- again, nnd I wish all your recollections of A long pause followed, which I ftlt, for again. God bless yon, Doctor, I'm glad maid to her. This was all tempting enough, me to be aa Happy as they can De; ana l i -pu me and thankful that you are her friend." but the session had not closed, aud it wag cheerfully remain your debtor, that the i w unucrstana , or win, waca yon get Another long silence, and he turned up impossible. I was obliged to do as the clink cf money may not seem to cancel upon bis elbow again. " See here, my courtly Mr. Dapper did, when it suited bis any bond between us. God bless yon, l..:tr l.pitliur nif-'ir - vjtn fira in Intra with t.ita!ma rt ml'i cKltrpIl hpfurf the service DoCtOV V Mi. 14 M. Xnw. I don't ask vour cunfi. had commenced. send mv "card with re-! bhe took my hand, aad stood for a mo- j -jhkj euoc. dence I don't waut it ; but tell me ju,t grets" to the altar. ment in rapt devotion, as I had seen her j " 'ecollect, he began, "cur talk one thing. If you marry Miss M, and I Tho day after I arrived at home, I before under triala and in triumphs, and BlS Tl)bJ Myers . Well,wheJi irrre to marry Elizabeth, would your wife crossed tho ridgo by the old route to see I felt its influence, like m new baptism. er tn& $cj got it id gsip there, visit mine, there in that old cabin, among tho "new married pair." It may seem Then, changing her whole manner, she j r guessed her way to all she discovered, those looms and pots, and rickety old odd, but the thing did not feel quite so said lightly, " Doctor, I'm very happy, j J don't know ; but it was not long after chairs, and I don't know what all ?" t like a romance, now that it was settled and it is all right, I have not a word to sa, I knew my own secret, tbat she bad :t This brought me to my elbow decidedly; consummated, as it did the last time I, that jou need to know. Your warmest y fully. Of course she nottced my and, thrusting him down upon his pillow, traveled that same road. It was all ever, ' wishes for me are more than fulfilled ; be g'", d I had paid but 1,. and laying my shut fat upon his breast, like a ball or a battle, and tho hope and sure of this. But, did you know that j "'T rc" f ktw . instead of an oath, I answered him with a ' anxieties to interesting while tho plot was ' Cousin Nancy was not at our wedding V j ebruary till she ka?w l.I tuey meant, ring of the real metal of my meaning in opening, were replaced now by those com- " No." j j I was com.ng over, aad ahc ao everyword: "If she wouldn't.she shouldn't imonplace certainties, which belong alike! " l'ou must ask my husband for th. nd coatnved to have me overtake Ler live with me, that's all ; so please don't to all new marriages, sharpened and deep-1 reason. He will tell yoa-I can not-; p of tb hilL Supping that make a special fool of yourself." 1 ened, indeed, in this ensc, by the specula- There, he is getting out his hone to go sne WM eoB,!nS to he, unce s, I, of ti. r..n... ' .;J t,;.',:...f..,;(w;,,J,Wf..e!iUM(,ffnen2.,with vou. I suppose. What a Klk v-u dismounted, and, lead-ng my horse 9 ' J - . . I....tvitii t -.1 ' hff thi hri.-ilp wllriJ Raai.l kr 1 ilirln' will nave i 1 snail oe aionz wita vou. in : J ing meaning of its touch, and looking steadily and largely into my eyes, be said face softened into a happy smile, and lay- ship which specially belonged to it. Ij!:z.ih(.-tb, l;trir:g her convalescence, by a' the window ; I marked it, anl turning !.;j;, consciousness of all the interest that : toward him, j i.Milarlj said: " Brother . wv fik, and a gaily fauk acceptance of George, did you ever walk out alone, on a , the services which we rendered her. No' Cue uight, to talk to the moon, and when Such were my sensations under theGrt weight of work and duty lay heavy upon you met her face to face, didn't know shock of the threaUuiiig symptoms. The her heart now, aud her afTeetions flowed ; what to say to her, eh ?" flasbca eu-efc and flashing eye; the ner- out rich, genial, and generms, without; His whole manner changed; his fine vous nrgjr, brfdenog ujmu lelrlum; the ebeck or censure from an over severe sauc-' 'aco filled full f bigh smotiun ; he roue throbbing, wiry pulse, aud buruing heat, tity of spirit. Affectionate tenderness, uP"t one elbow, and laid his other hand crisping over all that snowy parity of flowing in upon her for the first time in uponmybeart; thrilling with the appall- c-omplesion ; all these arrayed against the , her hard life, had its natural effect; her roused resistance of that noble constitution : mental tenison and strictly ruled emotions unfolded like a battle-chart to my star- lost their strained resistance under the j slowly and impressively : " Doctor, do tied apprehension And tho grouping , influx of loving kindness. The rigid J Elizabeth Barton?" His look of the anxious family, which always lias ' habitude of devotedncss and self sacrifice nc"d the question where his words had put its force in medical proguosis ; the father, was relaxed by bodily feebleness, and her w'tn impressment, that I lay still with his look of fear and helplessness, ! present feeling of release from carefulness under its imposing earnestness, till it was breaking into tears aud tendernesses, so of others; and, her long checked affections' rd to make my answer fittingly. My unusual with him; the mother, looking opened broad aud bright, like the flowers j ""nd manoeuvred for a moment or two.for that complete break down wretchedness of a late spring in the first full flood of , an escape, but it wouldn't do ; "the truth, which she felt; Mary, busying herself with sunshine. j the whole truth, and nothing but the nursing duties, which sho is inenting to; It was about the third day after the ! truth," was the demand, and in all plain crowd out the thickening thoughts of d.m-! happy turn, when the hope of her recovery ness it rose spontaneously, and I could ger ; and the children, with eager alarm felt well assured, that I was first impressed ; onty touch it as it passed my lips, with a in their little faces, peepiug from under j with these thoughts about her. Mary relieving shade ofhumoi. cover in every corner that could command i had succeeded in thoroughly dressing her "Know her! my dear fellow; know my countenance, to read their hopes and j luxuriant hair ; tho bed, mado up in the ; ner ! why, I don't know anybody else.'' fears iu its expression I How electrical tone of the new hopefulness, was snowy ! lie fell back upon his pillow, as if he ihVfeg Wsflteofcr'a'nS ! mktaeturcJTy-Efi.tbcthTown hatubVo" rn'-iurnTSTo'-nisTree4" lie ty" I afeo, how much depends, to the patient, family, ' the year before ; and a pink gingham bid it with his hand,and whispered slowly: ske of bis company homeward, and I and piijsiciau, upon tne impressions "of bed gown, which I recognized as an old "Wait a moment, and I'll tell you " - j uoOTa-.k-. M... Myers " mciiowea ber tbat first fronting with the malady! Its acquaintance doing a new duty, lent itsj "That's you," said I, "unbuckle your j voice aud looked more womanly than intensity must be broken by a movement1 delicately relieving tints to the exquisite budget freely, and let me look over your j usual when she spoke to him, at the table, of profcMoual authority, and hearts get ' fairness and fineness of her pure complex-! assortment. I'm ready for anything that j Something had turned up withiu him that relief iu inactivity of the hands, or mis- i ion, still too pale from her recent illness. ; J "ad i especially, anything telegraphed itself to her instincts, and chief will follow that can not be repaired, i The windows were open to the genial air,1 lot Elizabeth." My gaiety relieved made him beautiful exceedingly tbat niorn 'Bringme some water, Mary, freoh ' the sunlight lay mellow upon her pillow, i ; and rising again, quite as earnest, ing. I knew it-he had got bis own from the serin- a We Lowlfull aud a and a smile of holy sweetness played upon ' 4u"e WIUl " u"ore ue 6iuu consent, anu giveu iree wing to nis i lo.a thick towel tor her pillow. We must her face. Wo stood in the conscious com-1 " tones as mellow as pity for himself sponge ber head and hands, till the eice-s- niuuion of her inmost life, and saw the uld make them, ive heat is well reduced ; and, Mary, ; real as in a vision, and felt the true, as it ! "Doctor, love that girl to desperation.'' bring Lcr a tumbler, lipping full, to (irink, ' were a dream The imagination had there I "Whew ! whew ! too." materials for its brightest fantasies ; but 1 "Hear me, Doctor, do hear me ; I "Oh. thank von. blew von. T)nr:r tcere was a soul within, and a simplicity knt what I ain saying. It is true as I'm burning with this thirst, and fever ! of fact beneath this transfigured life, that ! neu, it is the oniy live truth kit iu 1 1 t,4 tell somlht.ig that nobody could in J.t,...u ..... .1. !:..i. .t..A .1 !..i r.t .i. i,r,L.( ' me. I love her as never wan loved a understand, when next day 1 visited i&ii ua Acjai i lui. n ill ri in 1. 1 1 1 aiiriiiir rim in l n l alsiiu lui; bib u hi ub luu uiai uuol- : t ' has been rippling just bevond mv reach ! baked philosophy. I marked the fact that Lefre. What ,W I do ?" the sound of its drnrminir lall V1,,wj ! ln now first awakened to the full! ''1)0 do' Ir o . . ,i. i,. r i u i ...!.!. ,.u .11 ... . i . i r r l. .!... upon my ear; it boils upon my hot tongue; consciousness of her own loveliness. It ' wny, gei up mu-cu., g j- jiounu wonu, u io mo manor oor.. , aud the steam of it fills aud seethes my i proper joy gave it light to ber eye, and its ! norse, gaiiop over the ridge, kick the door . exulutioas about-nothiug at all, when it provement, but I felt tho difference, too, ery brain. It runs away between my melody to her voice, that morning, just! down, throw yourself at her tea, tell her . eamc- to bo stated in clear terms? And j and I believe I checked my fir-t greeting spread fingers, wheu 1 try todip it up, ami ! as the breezes, birds.and rivulets breathed, i you LOVE her, with your lace set to tue ( didn't I nearly swear her toprom.se not , in mid-volley, and changed it oinewbat it bursts out into flame as soon m it touW 1 and aa. nd amikJ out tl.o and I expression that you have told uie; Iu work that winter in my absence, but sharply into the proprieties of the new or- inv hot lios. Oh. mvo m- aom cool. ! plorv of their own hnutv. Tl.n ...v ' nd if she don't accept you on tho spot, , read and write, and visit my sweetheart der of aGairs. Instead of the capers and big enough. We hava reached the spot m the road, which I wish you fr mark particularly, for it concerns yourself more j like her, and I didn't Lke that sue should l: i .,..i... i. it :. i - k.i. .knt wr-m vat fansv. aad over near every woro. ua : i ! La :.ti.- jJa ki..: 1 . . . k... ,k- l, .n.,n, 1 wouldnt miss your part of it for the world i be in my road where I was go.ug, e-ther ; j. .. ' . , - :. k. i: ' i .. -u:..r ,;m .1.- J esMociallv. the siirht of your faca. which I but 1 maat PMe aaJ ,l- uctaiutllg : CJ jr nuu mm l. wis to give it all the earnest tenderness was welling up from his full heart. The next morning, I inferred tbat he is lips, j lost it. chief interest by the time the ren-' especially, the sight of your faco, which I . ""J """'i?6 P,M a. ss tbat ' dezvous is reached. This feeling came 1 shall havo by my owu insight, in a place , " 8 on 1 la liie tiiow thai, you " 1 1 !- liV ,nnn,V, mUt I or two of the story that I know of. Good- IBT r-V. 6 eccup.ea .uu agitata crowed the bill again, in circumstances so bye. You will be wi.h us to-morrow. dly a.nuing- . . . ... i j j- f; . M " 'Hermanacr was more t'vij -jai,i im- much altered to all the parties involved in ' aitie witn M s -M . , . - my story; and when I met tbo hippy ' We were scarcely moan:!, when Ash- P'-. touc-d w.lh a vu.s m.re of r ... .. .... I thai s-ft. .liii.lionM. ink mN. fuAr.ln couatl . nahiB. mith. mil it furuitnr. leic i Iookil at ii. iut a .ie Uil on tue I " i r and conditions, and tueir owu maimer and muriinirf ""oc"Q rtrtucrt- relations chanirnd so ercatly for the butter:1 Like bis wife, be thcuaht and felt much icomin;,a w,ta "er- for:ietiines she t-U and, especially Elizabeth, in a new ntti-: wore than his fco usually cmi'jssed, aad, judl-niy silent, w'.h aa air of trouble J tndc which severed the old relations, and : li'e her, when his heart op.-aed. the re- b.racte.ii.es, from which she would broke up the dependence upon myself, vea'ment was full and ain lute. The road i'JUS tsrst lf with a sort of impassioned which had grown so familiar to me, and so! was narrow ; b.ut we did noi war.: a wide ( recklessness, which would soon give ph. pleasant, I confess,my enthusiasm fla t.-ned one. He seiz.-d my ban 1, and g-tve me a "IS1" 10 ,ur f tenderaoss, that, alto out a little. There she was before mo in look, that began with a pleasant, cunning, ,geilicr me "-'j "f , and shook try; lie bad, iu a Sense committed Uimseit lull bealtb, ber face more bcautirul even seii-cngratuiatiug meaning, wan soon , ' v r ub cr to Elizabeth, bv ooeniiisr his heart to her I than ever, but of a different stvle of beau-! sobered dowu into deeply-earnest f :ciir.-, 1 "ucrey. ' 0 ' - - ; ..nr. ....... . ty ; ber rich chesnut hair bad been shr.ru ! then rose again into the tone of a gay tri-1 ncn 8u- it was in btr style or iu her convalescence to prevent its Us, ' umph, and burst out, finally, into laughter, ,Slowing cWuence, with, I thongH:, in and was now confiued by a cap tbat helped ' which s. t every nerve in bis body to dan- , ureed eonceu rativeness of eoacepttcu to mark the transition from the rustic maid-! eing in its own gladness. Bd tterance. She was, in short,inspir.:c' en to the married lady, with tho most ex i There- needed no introduction, and there j wUU 8t,oni' PP". "ud I caught it by nuisite grace nnd fulness. Her new char was no danger of impertinences iu hi. story, j eonf agioo. 1 d luu't know w hat it meant. Elizabeth f Wasn't I provoked that she j actcr, with all its claims finely asserted, He begin naturally, just where I loft him, ; "Dun" '"g i out 1 was feeling you superlative simpleton !, woldn't kaow she was jueeu of a newjgat upon her as easy as if she had beeu ' and went on.only lightly nowaudgaily.with "uu p,,c,uo "'U"U'"K greato. krnuie lus UiUiv;ulty of getting acsess to l.s sweet- ' f heart s preHieo. He tried every way but i wbun il Uo"i 1 eome. tho right one, until, when there was no J "X hea w w"8 n" I bade y- other left, he discovered th .f,and then uotice, I was electnfyed U tha right point, his troubles were well ever. He asked "d e!m kuew lL ho stopped suddenly, her to walk with him up the vailey, hav- turUl'a tuU "P" looking, 1 ecufew, friend, and the poor fellow of yesterday, was rich now in the unchecked overflowing of bis own soul. ttut, wasn't 1 Jilgeryand foilish ; didn't fresh, sweet water, and let n.o rest, for ' restraints of her girlhood, which had gar-! take your boaruiug, or tall sick, ana stay j and ber tr.euds, anJ got wen ana strong eonhdeucn tnat l naa promisca n.ysc.r ."S " .( "j, y . rmsowcaryjand-aud-Ihavosomuch uerei while they repressed her life's till she does. Now, my poor follow, lie against the next spring, when I should . the cotiMimmation, we conversed and then which greatly concerned himself; andtaey to do when I waken." uati.nl ou-flow, now gave way under the ! down and take a good cry, aud you'll feel return to set her free from my authority ? dined, in that same old cabin, and in a , were immediately on their wy , and out t "The troabl, on Uer mind is for us, as ! new iu.puLe. The reverent tenderness of! Utter. I'll 'sit up with you till the crisis ! Moreover, wasn't I so glad of everything, j way that I thought none of us wore exact- ; of earshot cf all the wond lie bad g it alwaysis," groaned out tae lather; -aud ' those whom she most loved had fund ' i i'-.' Thcrc-tucrc-ou jour own side, i and so full of robust rejoicing.that I rudely ly accustomed to. The fashion of it -as n, , learned the necessity of dtrcetnew by toe J ltroUcr A.h, - b. 5b with . .he's just ktiied with lau.,r. 1 wU it was .vision in her illness f,r nuoisicstntlous 1 !'- I jou're sui .-heri.g me 1 and more atolea kiss, and felt particularly awkward Philadelphia, nor was it irg.nta, and I m , failure o. all hi, little dges, and be bad ? myseifthat was lying there, and as well 1 tut sho could fcel, wUhout the abatement . than that, Toby Myers will hear you j when I discovered that I could haio bad; sure it was not any nearer Tommy Bar-j eroded the Kub.coo himself, and felt the Eiizibeth. I know it prepared, for I'm .10 use n-w ; aud she'll ' o" scu-rcproof, her own real worth, and a I bawling out ; I heard hi.u turn in his bed , it willingly, and tbat much the better, in j to 's style, than it was to either of the ( ove nes. of his posi.ion. His words 1 were be hard to spare k this desolate family. ! divine blessing iu the seow of it. It just now : he'll be up here directly if you 1 the preset.ee of the whole world ? And- J others. It was a sort of a compromise of j few, but full. They needed no exrlaua- She has kept us tocher, with hard sfrug-! rested like a crown upon her natural i don't behave, and theu i ll have to tel. ; and -then I turned away as a tear of the three, and so an immense improvement ! tion and they left nc luoubts And when bo ber C0lum berpiaytnite, hr friend gling, many a long day, and 1 thoaght she ,' nobleness, converting that cottage into a some capital he for you, about the night-! gratitude and bless.ng glisten! w her npon the past, but, w.thout its natural he ha d opened his heart and emptied , kuow her, as a womau only woulu bespared to us, and thoiiwc would: very presence chamber; and the bed, aad uarc,toaccount for this blubbering. Come, eye, blurring the last look sbe should have relish. I did nt quite want tho old order utterly before ber be .nrned and asked . h-dly want anything eisoiu life. Must 'beauty whxh rested on it, seemed an altar do behave yourself, will you ?" jof me for many months, with all the restored again, but I missed ,t. her if she c ould lovel him. I "' t , B knoW hof iu eTer. we lose her, Doctor, dear, do you think ?"! wi.h it. angel It came to me like a I few momenU be reined up andjshadow of luV. rks thrown over the Could 1 have been l.t.le mean and scl- h,m .---mmv Her cbiiood "Lose h,r ! No, it is not JossiU,. It ! religion, and lent a lasting beauty to my carried himself steadily, and then ho told prospective absence. I bad my reward ; I fisn, because, with all my re.! generos.ty, " Mr. f sWe'M not WM ur,r , e, th,, any otber aai is not in the harmony of Things. We lifelaa abiding seaM of the aacrednes. of me how he had been imposed by his j was paid for all that I bad done and suf- it was yery pleasant to play patron to a nev"foaShttw au'l B!a.talil.Mk,lifc,HeWf hua.au kivehvrao,. Urn.,in, .1. UrsHllttll 01 flW, aoime k luiuauig iuw u v.v.. . uu. . raJ uiw; 6. - J r . .. A.A I IS ! atu h. Iu,.n. tl.a .."ih- .1,.. tW nnint hn. TrrfntMl itneil. " the angels do ; aud we'll hold ber here itu a heart-strength that will not fail us. Fear nothing, believe and wait" My owu prophecy did but little to as sure me; butferanswereias well when hope failed, and without bating a jot of effort, I gave her such skill of medicine and nursing, as head and heart could fur. aish for nineteen days and nights ; doing doable duty with half rest, ia order to That winter I bad devoted to the com' pletion of my collegiate term of study. Three preoious wesks of the session bad was certainly re-established ; and I may, perhaps, aa well confess that I waa in no special hurry to take my own discharge. After all, it was only one of the professors whom I eared Texy much abool losing for about it ; how he preached an entire ser- the app'eheosion of one pure, noble sonl ; nn tn her. soon afterwards, aud how. the anneHife within sae was stirred and after a littkwhile.be could scarcely preach realised in reeognitioo, and I knew again gone by, while I lingered with Elizabeth ;t 11, because she was present with her tbat tbeaivine is true, and that .the highest for I eould not leave her till her health earnest eyes fixed so steadily aud coolly on and brightest is the most real But the him; bow be called as often as be could couOitions oi tne outwaiu iue were upon invent occasion, at her father'. ; and how j me; devotional joy quickly resolved itself incessantly tbat everlasting loom went on 1 into gladness of nerve and heart, and with its work ; how many effort, he had! Barney wondered what was the matter mad. to gain some conversation with her; I with me j I thought, by hi. plonging and with its pride and circumstance, was, like Othello's, gone, and, because, 1 was now of no real consequence to anybody there, and had only to be tbanked,and discharged from office, atd, maybe, patronised besides, at the next turn affairs might take in our respective fortunes ? Heigh-ho ! it really u more blessed to give than to receive; and, to be drifted into an eddy, while the ewrent thai wo rod. io grandly on, dittlce.r' said ho, puw4 woly. r w.. -.IR.-U...U -1m:Hl von hut I saw nw3 lne TeTJ ,ln OI WBe" ,o were a man of good btrth and gentle b " - ' breeding, good talenU aud education, with ber. And ,f .he had but c,ual the world ope" Joa. by virjue of your ; -'"Uert, au equal shyness a,d rtrc.gtb awinl position, and, perhaps, wealth; flir of understanding for her ... , Uofe.ee, 4 evtn tbT.ign.of that were not all tad; cealed nnder , on, careful modestyof man- m" - Am I right about your circumstan- : " r .iiaM abeatoDOMiaBi uxi . . ww awe mit ner. Si It: i:
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