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VOLUME x:2B== NUI BER 1:8. .
"Votro Curse
Front Puineethtifonth/y
The Mill rond:
The linden, maple, and birch area tiles,,
With cooling shades, the hanks X Fin
In the midsummer Sultriness;
And under the thickest shade of all
Sitigeth a musical waterfall. • ,
The burnished-breast of a silver pond
In the sunlight 'lath beyond—, T
Clear, and atlm, and' mill As -denth,,...• •
s a ve where the - South witurS blurring bieakti,
; l ike an angers piUion fluttere*
'clic south wind moveth, but maketh no noise;
Nor ever disturbeth,the delicite poise
Of \the little tiAing the bey , '
Sitidly wattbing - on Ics'and ledge: ,•
It toiiebeth but softly the httiguid sedge;
- Drooping all day o'er the water's edge,
In the thickets, ihady and cool,
The white sheep tear their tender Wool;
Pensive and calm, one snowy lamb -
Stands sighing beside the gramy darn ; •
Shaking and breaking the heavy boughs
The limber colts:and the sober cows :
Down from the woody hillside come,'
.To lave in the wave and hark to the bum
Ix the waterfall, beating its airy drum.
Deep in the slisidowidell at noon - .
, I lie, sod list to the drowsy tune, - -
Tanned by the sweet south wind;
I.thinrhow like to the poet's mind
`Are the skyey depths-446e Filverpond,
ghat in the sunlight• lieth beyond *
- Dew lindens tall. and the - slimy wall:
Over which poureth the waterfall.
'When tbii angry 3farch winds blow,
And rains descend; and fieshets flow ' •
In terientend rill from mOuntain.and hill,•
And the ponderohs wheels of the sunken.mill
Gormand and' round. with a sullen sound, - •
Rambling. mumbling, half unaeiground,—;.
Hoarsely the - waterfall sigbeth ' •
-And the waters are streaked With marl and clay
obscure, inipure, black, greenish, and 'gray.
Bat when thefe shaded Milks I press.:
In the tnidsurnmer
Standeth all still the mumbling
The quiet pond &nit seetd to. thrill ••
With joys which all its .winding fill ;
And in its depths the eye Inay.view ' •
World olsoft and -dreamy hue—
Bank, and trees, and: a sky or blue. •
Willow and sedge, by : the water's edge!;•
And &Wren &hint : from hit and ledge;
Lilies, tresses, and. Wild swanip grasses,,
And every butterltY,that.. ps . , .
The lakelet's placid *lora : • ,
Thn when the luminOns -Waters; of life
;Are vezecl no more by storrial of strife
And turbulent-passiou'ir.sweeping,
The mirror at the.poet's '
All - Nature's images receives
The kingly oak with its . myriad-fmives—=
-Even the web the:spider - weavesi • •
The cloud at even, the,aun noon;
'By night the stars ainfthe elmrtned moon
And the feet of Attr,ora in golden soon.
AO the tree of Pride: and the web of Aii,
ilepe's radiant Sistri. and' clouds .that start ,
'Across the heaven of thWheart.i •
Lave's - glorious sun, in its burning noun; • -
Sweet, glowing Pleasure, in - gulden shoon,
Tr4 , Adiftg like Fireyouttes dewy grawee: -
Sul each bright-winged thought that passes,
The styi-deep soul-of the Poet ghwises.
31167triloninit0.'.$40.tigti - i,
Eseape from, CoAveni.
The Bahia:lre Artu.S publishes a state
ment of the escape. of a Ye°Pg lady from
a Convent in GeorgetoiVn„ where she had
beep - immured, after having been traus
retied from the building on Park street in
this city, where a nuthber of - uttna
The statement is as NIOWs
Abouv a year since, a young. ban4some
• and accomplished Man; Sister
transferred fr o m the Park street Convent,
of our city, to the cloisters of a nunnery
in GeOrgetown, District : .
-of Cnltimbia.--
She was foilonied thither by dion-aklatlY
of this city, who being, educated with the
reclwe previatis to taking - the veil,' had
formed for her so ardent a friendship; that
• distance, danger, nor grated nunnery dtior
ways; could deter her froth regularly
itirrg hfriTV-enshroudeti friend.
TheOe visits to the Georgetown nunne
7, Or:tinned on Ihe part' "of the 'young la
dy tiom Baltimore, until she_learned that
the companion of her achool-girl days; like
a caged bird, F e :lied for the warth,
genlal.sunshin and an inferiOurse with .
the world: of-pleasure, grief, care, delight
and htiSy life. • °We-Any, during elate.
+it, the fair r Ecluse, throtWiler grated'
expressed a wish of more thirrinith
nary fehency . ' to lear.llhe dark . int' . "tlit . t ,
bat cells of hiT:_corivolo-,- acid her rayntii
thizing frienct with•-'afticrit . Y; „agreok to
takes ll alimonies whith inight."-lPir
ed for - her es e. -.The neat'47 a ir.r•
nage and htirses were -in -atietidanee •in
the neighlwhood, ind-' the. fair delitererl
sgain sought an interview: 'with' , there-, '
close, who had her aciarity'stiki of wear
- ing apparal and 'other little effects, all
paced. up in rettdinisi for 'tier flight= -
key which had-been previciuily prepare°
ilpon hial , fortunately fittelltheloelc•o m e
grated door which had so long sep • ted
t r ) ° l society the iniang,reeluse; -and the
:.latter, under the gtiidench tif.the fain but
c ourageous -friend; reached' the , eorriao;
the driver , of -airhich; , `alter
precious charge, qincktY
and the dark sombre walla rif the Convent
sere soon left many miles-ehind..
But shim- POviod' sufficed .to convey
the escaped Nun:twitsafeAdosoi-is'fiere
she o dw - reniainaiWeiar§tovi 6 ) . 4 4 4 re"
gi t nainOitt, the open .Infoild bar: former
sphere i s society,-usefnineter, auty•iidd re
'PoYsibility: Th 4 ;tweet has 1 9colatoned
DO little excitementind coniereetiiin
"atlY among "ceitaan:aitclis4l3 3, bilu i citY ,
aid the fair heroine:who , plarmea'ana ef :
Atcced the escape °filer ck friend.
rec eives;with all due btePou h ggb-w*li.
r Y's the o tshouodedileadwpwasetstss*:*r9
deny that
ft
RaPPY ill the lone . lryostare
work .
Tlw w lo 9f*tep",7b7;,e world
, is proeumathetf*brVa . Y 'll *
Porienee as yeat-ticonVoc: , e o m4fxra.
Pletely cured • lifig . ** OPtusatio,
of abandoning.,:tbiti,,t)Vor4'"lool.; -IffificF4ll
164 - Pr*
. drato4whath'*.ladonn *OAP
X 400111 1 7
huge. land-,:soodott**o44ll4.**.irPrx,
On* ,4 APO
2 .
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.. ',llaw.tr i Pay Ate Rent. . . •
.‘ A - ato ItT 0, A VivrniLooryisT.‘
In the summer of.lll47lfac Blau, the
ventriloquist had- ()eats,' le to visit Dian
cheater, fot .:the purpcista ofigiving his ven
tritequiat lect uree-it. iis different institu
tions. His attention. we) attracted
,by.
()lie shop - of rat ter--s_humb et' appearance,'
from the circurn tanee of speing the own
.
I i " ' li . d -
er of it a ways. sitt _ng et pits, wor ..an a
group(_ Of -prett . children laying about
the door. Fro the meld eholy I bits of
1:1(41:bunt thei -dregs i lei were evi
dently re . otherle. . Mr.l4-iternillaO learnt
1
from the. it:stripion over the dolor, 'that
the poor :trade. man , whsi name 4 John '
Penny, and- the ::he exerbised, tbe'craft
,and inistery Of . hoot an . 4l shoe . naking.
He was tall and thin; wih a pal visage,
an d .rn
lOng.hair,-c bed str4igh d
t 'iwn his
cheeks. - His b t w.ivas in , not to
say carewrrn ; I ut.' there f was a ail' of
1 / .
)1
meek fesignat 9nl abtort . bini 't at vas
vey- totiebing, ;The ventriloquist !being a
good hear- t d t o le ai gd 1
l•
nga 14ife.and
family Of-:is co - 11,ashe_gaied0q
the un
consciousSat' la
hildr tn. could skit. belty think
gr.
ing of his, ry and the wee bit
burns be. ad left at hame'- e could
not.,.iesist i 'A ii
ug' . not,Penni; a t ' tn, and
improvin .his-.ovrn anderstßndin at \ the
same. tim , by. , ordering al pair , f hoots.
The hum le trade'sman, wh o
i was, s usual
at his wor ,
.; gratefully . acknowle ged the
order; bu in a npwer tO - Matmilla s v
!t ek
at-Ural q estion, of when he co uld hate
the boots . , - replied.orith a deep sigh that
he did not exactly lirior ; thdorder would
he exectir ' as Sonn as possible , ; but , that
he could .t of fix,ariy precise time i Mac-
Mjileet rty m hiS, know i ledge of 'the world, '
and being a con sidera t e man, - thouglit.t hut
perhaps t t to poor fellOw bad not got .the
means- ttt. utchase the materials: tbere .
1 blank 'air
.of poverty abputit lie
will leave you half a sovereign
)-ii,' said he; '.get ilietn - doite as
ssiblh,2 ''
To: his. surprise John
sed to' take any advance. ,It
ne enough: to paY for the boots
1: get them," said lie signifiCant
illan Was perplexed. He look - -
ly at the son Of St. Crispin,
Ay was mhre thotightful and his
'careworn'.than . ordinarily . :
'Don't. thiOli 'um impertinent,' said 'be,
was a sr"
shop.
as a.,.dp
soon. as
Petinyt I
whet) . y`
ed . tarnas
whose bri
look
but is . an •
unhappy.'
Nay, nay
cl.l
be much a
Well yin •i
ny
my
I mira.4 . einti '
Mr.Tra
lir.._
one - of thq
,TampaTa I' inquired Macmillan
scarcely able to ctinceal a steile. • ' I will
confess - that I was,! replied Penni devout
ly..l", 1 st ood high in firror with that sin
gtilhily:.pions man . All his congregation
1
dealt,with me fn bigots and shoes. I
thoneht I had reeved a• special call to
- fu ish he Jumpe r with approved soles;
butt s.s
alas ! one fine morning the holy man
teas _ I hired, I think hiifollowers called
it , Str h ' was new iere to be found ! This
sadltlef !carton ca set] me i
_to go back ; I
coll t d not , meet mvi rent, anid—..' ' -Why,
ho mu h "do you owe sat the kind
he,4rted'k-entrili l iplist,. ' I_ameow nearly .
'three quarters in arrears it_will soon be
up*arifsj or ;c0., , , iwyo is your land
-
1.4 7 , '' . Squire Simitrier.', What ! of the
Le ion: irnill An, [ Cats I' 4 Yes' ' Why
~e
he is one of tie great cotton l'rds ; be is
as iich 4 a w. 1 if I were o beconie
surety, tiW' don't you' think . he'd.. give
yrui
.tinid Tr - Ile l i has been very patient;
I cannot Icninplaiw of him. . But he , is a
man of 'iiitineits—La man of money., Nev
er_ baying kticilcri t want himself, he' annot
cictim
vel i i to:iiiritx from any:other cause
than :improvidence, ii worse,. andhaiifitl
tie liyniPaiby . with it' t.he list time he
was , tette he - . said h - should call once
more ; a r then if the money was not
f. ollp
1c4,/
,Ing.. i rttvemust take its course:
I eicpectecl hi ' yOterday., and - ---' ' Eh,
mercy - inapt *bites the' matter with you,'
Said Ma ruilhin, ' yoit,tremble.l' ' \ * N
t
~ ~Yes, I I see he's coming; he. has that
fellow lilroadman the likoker, with hint'
Macmillan looked out.l and sayi,indeed
the Squire . ,. fits fontman, and, a Feryabibb
..
suspieinnsFlooking fellow, apparently a t
i f
emplo ", 'of the brOker, he" had scarred
'time t cast a glance ar.iuud the deserted
sbop, PO call 4,1, hiS thoughts togetlter„
re
ene th party aias at the door, _and-bad
entered„; j . 71.3ei thstn come l ':cried Pitney,
with an_ai, of. despairing .rnsignat ion; ," I
lave struggled;lieatien knows us lonz as
t (Mt' A - - , .
I was able, all can n no more„ , _ Well , '
'Ur. Penni,',aaid the Squire; blandly; "ad
vancing te;the. cnunter, 'il7ou -know of
course the co 'tse of
.. my_ visit 1'.,. Hefei a
huge stating _ 01l Parrot,,who,.. with its
itcage formed, et of the few. articles : . of
furniture in the' r altop began tl..,whistle,
!Pail again to-morrow," . to „the astonish
ment ofalfpi,esent except Macmillan.- She
folios* 44)4 ~I:knotir..i
_hank.; The
Si/u - ire - Ana. broke!' stared. .i . tlie Squire,
bOwever,iestnnerip , You. arci,"of coarse.
P m
ii;cl4 o 4 :NG. re.nnY r ; ,`Alai 1. not "Ir,
"04 / ,)i.w
the,..tra4. o lmiAN ' it.!, useless to
4cceire-.You any furthri -I Caowit--.PaY
79u.4thisPiziet4• 1 # 1 riOther:APIltikQs!
W.Siinj:turt -ttikft; / Y.iittilt-PrVertY , sir,
4' it -04 Y ' es fairallii it ,will, :I ~vi11,09-itile
Oisk*etl,can: ',E,F4vnfien.,w l ll 414 ;for
sake'fr!Pl!c.'. What's:o44 t.! -- 4 . lutOrorti:. -
. - el-t)ie_ pitrpt,;..'Pally,,4anto:herinlink-',
fl# P ,t4 -,.. T4 B 'Oilaren , . , N.r49-411414.1in*.
441C.P gl've4 l .7 , 46 . 0m.iii.41 -!Prifxr.W . "Nitta(
" was going: fee (card ;
ett Asi,,the . lr l father at Pal)y'a sudden lo-
Vinciti:i.thtil:jito4, T0MR411 3 7.4.. Pitted
wi,t , „4 - 7M+.oiir_ ' 14 tWitpitled. moth delight/
[ but - the;awfttli3t of the greet man.
4*1 1 ., r _1044:::- , t - i -,. , 4.l,!;=4oonefiledtlire.
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4. TIDE WILL-OF THE PEOPLE IS THF I, LEGITIMATE- SOURCE; .4:11E,:r.F4E
thin the matter you seem
Nf ,
_ itte nothing very partic . ulai•.'
I'm onved there is,' return
an,
hose sympa thy" began to .
A . fled. Come,, what is it?'
e yOu urb piessi rfg, I saadsPen
deejAY,llwill clinfe..ls there is,
T - have- gpipl
the cOngregation'nf the tier:
p, the min
"ter ofi our lobUt
Von dixii!•fi,ofan that yoU Were
..tqr ,
g`oNTA9s-E;.::Ts-4- - . - pi#.! ! _spg..ii,9oT.l . -q-;' : .,.1).1 . A.,Y:: o,.i'..:fp,
, .
hare exiclairned „Pon... ~That's
.-a fine
bird,' observed the Squire,' his attention
attracted.' 'I most leave a: mairinpos,
'Session said 'the broker,' 9:out hefdre I go
I may ae . well
.make out the,inventory,
fur I. suppose there's no chanCe of mat -
ters being
.settled. without
,ii sale,-. Ait' 4 ,..
Penny V . Nhe,' replied a l e ,. il ioem iii.
ker., ' 1. Then I'll proceed to my woik a
once :Item, one Dutch clock,. . "What
'o'clock, what's O'clock 1' exclaimed poll.
Poor Penny looked itupifiecl. :.The chit
dren whe had been "regarding' the scene,
as we * bait) said. half with 'cicriosityand
half with rear, 'now Conld .not help .clap
ping their little bands at Poll's tipropial
speeches ; but a look 'from their fat her
restrained their). .Broadman coedit - iced,
' one high desk 'and counter, one slate,'
one shoemakeee.bench 'and tls, three
-
chats, two tin -candle. sticks, ix - boot
ct‘ e.
tree k.' - . WoOdman spare that tree,' sung
Polly: . ' Clever ' bird; that,' ..Said,,.the
Squire, his:attention' now . being greatly
attracted. 'You'll put the parret down -
Mr.... 131 roaclman: . Oh; no, we never
mention her,' aunt , the parrot. .VerY
odd, exclaimed, the Squire. . I should
like tn have' that bird'; what's your name,
Polly 1' Pretty, ...pretty Polly Hop
, ,
kids,'sung
.Polly, -cocking her
,head very
knowingly. .A;iistwers quite like a Chris
tian,' repliedthe _ Squire; 'seems matt
saver • everything, .I declare.' ' ` Whaes
o'clocic,'-eried - Poll: . Amazing upon my:
honor;' ejaculated the Squire. . Now - I
think itf.tt,' said he .my ult r Cece
- a g 1 4 . -
Halos been vinrrying my life put for the
last-six .rnontlis, to buy her such a bird
as this; One that-can. talk,• and sing, and
whistle. I'll tell. y o u. what >I ‘‘ , -sill . do
Penny,. Idont want tabe hard upon you.
let me have tlte parrot ? , give me - a note or
hand for 45' balance, and I'll . tit-41)&11W
.
the - distress, and , give you a receipt. fcir
the £l5 duo.' . . Don't , you iris you
may get it?'" 'saucily replied P 4 ~- as if
, ?,t--
-site understoed what the land e ore Was
talking,aboet. ':' Such a -bird as- thht is
worth more - nioney: observed Macrnilicin;
1 wouldn't triitid - giving that much for it
tiyself. -.Oh ! whistle - and I'll come •to
tee, my hid,' whistled Poll. .Wonder
ful 1' said the ventriloqinst. ..I think the
,fairest w ay, .would be.to let Poll vitae to
the haramer, and bring whatever. alio. is .
kao ke l t', down :for' . The Wohdpecker
tap ins the - bone* bee h . tree, sung
Po y, The Squire *a 'electrified.--_
01 0. lapstone—anything more y - said
Br adman.- . 011,_yes ; ten lasts, sundry;
wa -ends.': -&-c: . Stop,', stop l'i said the
Sq ire, ..1 Must linveifiai 'bird : I'll take
it-as payrnent oftherent in. full : Tent'?
will.thh,Lanit ;you r - Poor Penny seeArl - e
thunderstruek: -. ltet - esitattft as if he-ba
, .. . _ . ,, ..
some cbmpunctious. Tito Zquire rihsciv r r
,
cif it: . That's:nut enough 1 Well then
111. make it 4'20. Here's. a • receipt ft - tl
the rent, and there five - sovereigns..—•
Will that do for, you 1 Broad:nail yevit hi
draw ynur Man' . You-don't lodge hero_
Mr. Ferguson
.with yourainepence,' add
ed Polly. . The Squire was delighted.— . .
Macmillan thought the arrangement imn
'prableto all Partias.:and poor Penny, sap=
..parently unwillingly resigned possession
pf die t bird. . I shall my prize home
at on : said he. ~. . .
4 G 4 ed. by, Poll,' cried theibildren.—
~ ...Geo ,by I my , native land good'night,'
hang .01l looking
.vcry grave,-and twist
ling her head first on .one 'Side, and then
l on i t he other; placing her . self in , her swing,
and violently rocking herself ,backwards
and forwards..i The' signal seemed .to .be'
given' for her departure. . No*, 'John,'
eried-Poll,• when the cortege hegan -to
mom' drive--on gently over the atones.'
John; does your mother know - you're
out 1 1 - I John grinned like a Cheshire cat.
The. Squire hooked enchanted, and the
thildren.shricked again with surprise and
delight. As for poor_Penn3i he seemed
. peNectly satisfied.. -. : ,
As 'soon hate .shop was fairly cleared
of the Squire's party. he turned to Mac
millan; and _With:an' air of much perplex
ity; begged he _Would look iii On the-fol.
linving morning; when, be Would hhve
some skins, from which he might choose
the leather for his boots, for just at that
.mOment::he felt quite bewildered. High
ly elated -that John Penny had got so well
thrOugh Ms_ difficulties, the good yentril- .
oqulSt did not . .intrude;" but considerately.
took.: his.: leave.- He was, however , a
punctual visitor at Jithit's the following
morning, and fOund that the honest enrd
wainer hid . laid out 'the .o"he ltail
ceiveaftere
d,_ over - and. above his rent , the pre
cedingrnoon,fo the veri, best advan
tage.::
Lie bad - stnaked his shop with a
good supply of leather anti other articles
necessary for his trade, and now only
• Watied' customett.
~ While ;Macmillan
was - selecting tlif.. Mat oriels for hii boots,
'the Squire, suddenly made his appearancc, :
:followed byibia, footman; bearing pell.—
Venni was i stirprisea,land ao.ton seemed Mutating*. I,‘ Well,: Mr. Penny:, , said - the
I
great, cotton lord, ‘" We hav e brought you
!back your parrot—it is very extraordina
ry,but it has aeverspoken.h single word,
since :I : took it, EiWay : ---never sung a siOgia
* O 4 'per.whistled a . single.tune ;. it hoes
done Malting but squeak, squeak--scream
Kreamy tilL my head has , been..fit to:liplit;
'and efiltava those of :everybody elaq; in
faci,....withon i t,,any wish:to Weed you she
jig-. a-, ',erre . ; k Mitsgitic" s - ..L atouldn't , keep
l iiier ilk the. house, if Anybeditwoilld.giye
me. a hundred 4,Yenr toydaao. _ 'IA thtew
m ), aseghtar „haw : hysterics; As ~u,Ps et
0 IlAssergU4 ), *it:l& the Viti Jl.* 4
v r ifstismillti*htirtF4 l : , :fft , Oltiz:cati . .3 ,- Ro , ,r
i
't„ 11 - nift 40 4 54 Putkl9Atc yid = l'll 1011 fiort.
t t-qta , iititt-”, .:`,:!. , j'ql s o rry ;10;41t.Yi' amid
Atm :e4strieatiotte Jehu.:Pepuy. •f_.
1;44 that, V_
_re
Pijd nutAba : 44;ihat ~biolileYar„sadies .
400440.4)T0, if :113,41Ltiiim *ay-, not of
bendfor.l4o: - . ,_A-'7i-. 4 ' , - - Orly, stair. etail}:
. 01 4' , Magi4illiin 4' parrots , veal,4loi.
4-...- .
... 1
4 1 04 a- o al nixgo c
If place:
,h4e1w:4:1..;4,3 pik,roli
7;,til,:4rfso 4ll * ) :
er4Aiisii*n.kuis 43 4i nr
-
nle
i a - 15tim 0 . e -,
:544 0 f
0 a 04.00)41 - 1 ioy:
11:' :716:16510W-Otin4ol***
, • • ... ... .
- 4iiiL.s r tug
hothe.',.. Well. ', said . quire i up
-- •. • • . .
his' bands, . •!-:this' is .Incre;itblo,. : but .I've
heard •of such 'things- hefure. • What a
sensible, intelligent „Creature; she :is.; - . I
insist . give, her • another trialf;
..take her
back, "John.'. .911 grtg
_n tie, Mal r';.t c . ) : yon
tam; :whistled Poll, ; ;but,hliWever pi,rfia ,
effect,. for she was borne-PlVeunsiderably
stultifying :.. - John,_ - by_..':.cryii*; ; !,What'' s
.
o'clfiekT..::!. There ittu go with, yotir.eye
'out: Ake. ~f•Yeit-appetti. to he "autprised'
at my amazement ,. Mr.' Maiteillan, - ..ialif •
:honest: Penny,. whets site •pari-t
,was ou t -
Of sight,t-w
~ huill not.lielongo,:when. L
tell: you t hat :Until - yeaterday-I. never heard •
that bird utter a single syllable.•,., As Mr.
Summer; . had said, Siii.,had neveF ,done .
anything --.1314 :.44quellk...::::.and J.Scream, diii-.
lurbing the. whole •Ineigtiberhend ;•, but
• the y. gut Used to-tifitneisp:atlast, though .
they. threatened : t o 'tweak -„ My -windows
b lid twist her - neck Off At . \ rst, -It was
. : 1;
.long:time before I - cotild get to like it' my,
self; .b.ut : use receneileS us to; - anything;
'old ~I‘, think . now that.: „I * shall miss her,,
disagreeable as she vas.' I. Maernillanhad .
no.doiht brit.. ' But,l s . ;nest leare, -you:
'said 1ie,..P.50, work 'away - tvy - . bOY:.. I shall
look irtte-merrow is_ I. pass, tO 'see haw.
you ate: riving 0n.".•. He -.called.' next •
morning and 1 fuund.A.he;. : leather
.for. *his
boots. Cut out the lasts:prepared, and hon,
-est John commenelogSparations, ,While
giving his : final directions,
.Squire.. Su
mmer; _again • unexpectedly . made, hit- ap
pearance,riceompanled as 'oil the previ
our; 'day, bv[j(ihn witliT9ll.• • • Bless me
sir,' said
.-lienni..., is.e. it .
,7nrii ri . ' Yes,Mr.
Penny, Vve - come • ;toil:, returned. the -
Squire, .. with this. 'diabolical bird; not a
• inhoieoes peace have we had,- , ,,- , ' ...What',
anion. find, -her Pilie.toii*much,..skr V' in-
quired- thexhoemaker:with,great supplic,
‘tty. '-1 Talk too much V said the. Squire, •
. the obstinate brute, confnand I her, she has
never talkod at tilL: ~,t Put het k i . n her Old.
place,-John.' '.Don ' t J.: lOW spruce on .
my, neddi,,' wbisticd . : p - ull. , . i. Oh, bang
_you!. you have fql4iid your tongue,' said •
the Squire, ',have you 1 liut.l!in not to be
dune a third . ;time :
..keep Yooi bird, Mr..
Penny ; 11.-wish - You'inTof Ire •`But I've
- spent . the " mony - int; gar e roe 4)i! }Ter; said .
,liOnest Jo h n,' ' And. .1. den't . eXvictly. know
-
when .I.stall bo able i te pay-it back again.'..
!.011,- n ever mind. the Mliney,,,railyrelease
tnefrom such a torment as this, . find 11l
pot up , with' Ow lnss the, bes6vai I can'.'
Peer. Jelin was. , Borne . what; reluctantly:
-prevailed : upon to.. t eke '.hack the ,• : hird;
and '
pocket -the .air ,-
rent of. it.i.return.,us.
well *as. he inPleph i f,;':::Roll:was' therefore
agairt,rw.tored„to .. . ha- , former. siinStion,.
lordting very wile: afid Zs tlie disappeint
ed)andlord departed '; • itjt i lats,, man . John,
- nitteli - eliagrified 01-440- --;
trUil..his'.. 110 T
04* being ; h reit S elf
. .a ; 'Chirac t cr ' by . , no
means . accustomed:to buyingithings at
: a.
loss, ._?oll could ,not . help:,ipsing . ,)ilet.p •
• fling as he wea, as if to:qutekiin his move f :.
reents,..by ~..singing • out -Withi great glee
'Go to the devil and shake ifiorself,' fol i
• lowitig the: exhortatiotrjrth a lonaii Th ugh
;
' Well,' said-Mr..Penny,,as
.poon al
. - e
were..fairLy - out of hearing, 4.it'San 'i!
.
wind t hat bloWs . pobodi good ;', had II
.no .
•
been seized foi - nly relit, my .Porrot migh .
'never have, .spaen:".• -.Pretty, pretty
Poll , --prittY POW-, '.Wha t's O'clock),
what's o'clock V . * said: he 'Coaxingly.-4
What's o'clo'ck, fichat's.o'cliickr was echi
oed by all the: - ehildren,..Vvbe . bad crept -i; .
j ,
on the : departure of theSqnire". l Pull ws
however deaf to the call., of the., charme p
. Blestitne,' cjied . . Johii,..9Ms ihe bird
grown sulky' . all :in a l .liirry I—whi,'i!
won't , talk now.',•' . It. will talk:now. as
evier:. said" Maetnillan laitghingly.- • i . Th
fact: is, as - the farce . is fintsbed; and 64
ii,,tio' money roiursOd; I,nioy.. as, well, ti"
.preient,,you puzzling yenihrfiiii . san t y . tur f .
the!, let you' behind - thei • Urtaine, friend
Penny _reveal
. tlfe.--sccret4 'fifikepriaofi
hfinse. - •Yott.4te . intleWed t o yo ur P o ll,
end. Itior,,partoer, Joe, for .the'peitneot•
Of Your - rent ;i_ . and you
.being once" more
. set up in bosiness, there is y o ur Pull; and
here Is *your partner,
, Joe.: i - Toprevent
her speaking by rote, Ott:lather, not Speak
ifig. at all, I spoke fur. her,'and, •iiii it,:itEi , -
pearl -to very _ . good purpos e.'..' I :ape jt
all,' a idlohir,itpon whose tnifid theirfith
now Wil . ished likelightemng. 1. _ , - ,•
' •
&tartlet la . the Backiroodi — '
Travellers encounter strange "adven
tnres, and find out more about ',Country
in a brief than its inhabitants_.ever .
itiadame Pulsicy,' for exetnphli
gives usut piece lufinfitrmathntaboui ;ove
in the .backwood_s„which wid prohahly
backwoodSnica themselves.:—
She writes: . ,
*O l
a Soon after the arrival Of Ujhany , oti
the banks of - the T.lrtftrno„ 'var., when
he and his party . bad hardly p tcbed-their
tent:, a , yptilig -backwondalfla cam e on
horseback up to them ar.d said ' i Which iis
,the daughter-of:the Ilungari Genera:47'
blia Ujhazy,- who spoke :English, asked
him \what -he wintoni I: :•.`-'1 trecknn-it . P
titnefor ale to tnarri.!: wmilt6.repriil-and
I came to:fftipose t( I'm." The young
lady began to iaugb., but het novel suitor
diclared that he-was *full earnest,;, that
"he.did:ntitlise - far if. and, that he would
assist, her lather in every +way'. - But , .I'vbn
hi saw that his ptuppeng nr4 nut
.accept
ad, be rodeuff, to hia, bwrineas4 .withont .
hiving nlightca firpttPs4o.4p.antiPg the
ceeverailliee• ' iThlkcilttlygarians :: after
,wards learned ; That IP.tbo.kockw,no4B . . not
*ch. tjm - f. itt ; vire&in ,-,cUutt in& your%
/10ies,Ot"404141V111 - eu,sti,Pliim...,b0.4:e
Ml* l * -',- Thkfierk*lslo. 7l o s Reig!ir
linalvile bliCgroyfk,ni,44loskiji..44 4l ' ,
•lso t How 40jPIP 441101W* himself
' 15 P1 1 :. Alai- boAtrAi:#4-44 0 nAry.1 .G.4cFm. ,
its in the kre; - -Ind ttlteranntlln4 l 4 ( '
lord ;: alai a iirlulit be takes his !trice.;
40414ett hn,Jtii .044, 1.8;,,u such 1.
taciturn cabs, hi says t io the yOutv,larkyi
e i
, -•-,1 kiiitoP 0141 d WortUrird: - Thoiati
,swfr-4 _ 10 n 1 Y.• 4,:Plowinp-phpietjggi t „
-Taittokuid *tilioiiv: fintligr- 70411svnpny, -
raltAtol4_ ;Ifi4tAltJailisi.orAltetiocolofl;
paixOttrie - At*Fiticur._ ipst - Arobp' ,
4tet!!o4l4 l 4WsoneryfiwprMl,Cling , iiii
4 00 , 41 1 0 0 110 6 . 1 4*009 1-, :gramett *
l i dr i i o4 l l4 o 4 l mm4 o o6 . Aj.trfit-;i`k-lir4fl
lifffilli
lIIMIESEI
• • 1 , 1 • -
INESS O] THE „PEOPLE THE TRUE
.' I Tramping P Inter.
..
Among: thel:prisonera bc ore the M yor
this -morning Was ono' Washington F l ank
Thompson, who was fou4i'd by a city offi
cer sleeping iii an open let \ A plush cap
jeans x.
and . . .
coat, paira•striped ofeaSitlettl,
Completed hii-dress, and althoughintich
the worse - for d wear, liadirbeen soltifeely
br'eshed in the watch hon'ie thathe triode
quiteatpspectablei appeatance in the deck.
He- seetne'd bnpattent f u g r:-his turn; land
when called u'ii rose wi th 'dignified air_ and
solemn demeanor. - • -
- • The Wet - eh:bin -tel la
toxicited -last night,' ma
14in. '• . .1
I• Quite - likely,' he rep
cri. men than I I
have been
dition. ;The Whigs say El
drankaid, and the Locofi,
ed . that • Old Hurry' .to e
young 'days.' ' " .
-- i • That all nay be trn,
enness is pueishafile
,hit
yriu come; from 1' .
' I.! That's - rather a tout
have no - particulat• abblit
.1 What is your htisities
IA printeri by professi
train hy practice.' . .I . _
_ ..• Do you wnrk at the p biting hush]
's When my stOmactr oi. my pocket re
... 1-
.
'' itl d'.
quires do To explidn, I have al ., y' s
had a strong desire to lice the wiirld, and
although as poor in poCket as -Bill lien
in flesh, I have enileav9red to gratif this
bu riling-co rioiit y. .Iliti4e, ramped t lir ugh
t Went y-three tat es, !lir territories, and.
the British provinces, au am now of my
road to califoibia,. by sv., y of . the pf ins.'
)
- ‘ But you. Say you iv poor. liii i ,,, d,
Y 9 n niana . ge.to clothe a d feed yourtie'' Ifl'
-- Easy enough.. Whenrl tramp, co6ntry
1 i d
people are- always. glad Ito accomtne, ate
me with meals or_ lodging .fiir. the . neys I
bring 'them. I II generally- -manage to re=
preeistlmiy 'wardrobe brills - ill trades With
1
verdant persims. -My refreshment Mon
-4 i earn by' the 'awe+. of my brow at
'printing office's . in small itowns,! ,
.1 '..,
' • But do- you not oftlen suffer. inisour
travel's!' - ~ .---" ' IH. I -
Never; -unleis I get in a temnet
.
Country. I iiilitp.nothipgl:—therefore;
-tin fear of lOss. %Vali on . Invnpit4
hare- no fear;-of tolls, Tit a good: ti
hay e . ho fear of lOsing 6 meal..Al
the bon of civiliaa
and ant confident tan hunihug - si
hod . .
But 'you ; get drtink-Lr-vras drat
bight,
- cl. Tha t. wis_ purely accidental. .1 -
id from Columbus fnr indianapoli.
took the _ Wrong road; `find be ire
&Wake ofthnibistek ' -fotsd, tny 1f:
/ tie
This induced me : t take a n ,la ~
aid the :lig . uor you It' Pdown' iet:e
d:d 7 — ad, that it des toyed nk.eq
\
riimi. I Miserable liqu 'r - dOw :It:
linvn't. been dead tirunk or. tebiyear
fore.' ' - 1I . ' -• .
'''' ' You sal& you were tin ious to pt
• 11 ,:..
your journey ?' ~t. .t
i • - • _ .
i cl Nothing shortei. 'as th - lelinys
and by 'your leave_ 'I Will f..4thwith
my face towards he Filthei-, of NV:
OH .tbe boson orwitich Torn Benton!
saw the"- yellOw boys7llsating Up sttl
1)41you know ofall your statesmen.
my favorite 1' - : I . t .., '.
' Indeed' I" 4 , . it
t't , -
Yes ; and Bill ' Allen : stand s • s
beat with:: me. What does, : Your I
say—shall .I depart r . _t ; ~-; •
; - Why, if r 'youll prottose.-- 7 -.'
' Promises I ' never melte. ' But: 1
of your
_vigilant: wetchmen -catch F
lin inebriated main. punisli.ltim, that]
I've never yet visited' the, interiM
prison, except in the capacity of a pi,
thropist, and by your leave neier 1 4 11
4 From-p . m- manner 1 think I 'eart[
YOU You iciai "go?
' Much:olliged. ..-.lf :Xi' should turn my;
i '
a tentian tp mining, after tget tu - Calitloni
a, aed•treturn this way you s4all - IlaYel
snuff. of hiy - ipaideli lust. I Wish - youi
- goo/ 'niornieg.: '
.And. *you (to the vial - eh : {
'att ) I wiakyou promotion in.thti links. i
Su saying:the = tramplim printer
_left.the,
court. At the l o o ! b' - relit he fMort-1
est road t(i'Payt9P, - %gtal4,ininvv-1
4 °T at uregulart. .pace.-+Do
/4r. Ilreek/y.,
OdETLIPD, is Me •M '-Thy Chi
attgO. Tribune - tellS ._. lowing ( goad
stet), of Mr. Irall. Ed y, who, it swill be
remembered was recently engagedt the
4plittutd , Benbing business whieh cr eated
ea much • excitement- iithateity.,l The
fritkds of Mr. Eilily in ended to take Min'
to - the Lunatic Asylum tit Utica, and had
ticarly completed _the trepaint ihns,-When
it was ..ascertained th t•Mr;- E; bedsud
denly- disapPeared:, It . has_ since-been as
eertauted, that be..mod , a vis4-to thecae
'thy at Utica, stated te them that hi i rani- ,
lly .had got up a elite es, tine trial - nit' lift
Sanity ; 'by ..xylarre ev il inettobtained'hitt
propert.r.ind were t ak ing umaittrosio"
c,
have -him confined - an ;hat ho had come
there. that- - ihe fealty' might tlnroughlY ,
exainine big Mite of . m , d, andiepi. rttte
tordinglY:= •IThe'Ncult iii - atii.; - wee per
fectly:satiseed ,Of" big an i c ily andlgtiv 'hint
a certificate. to time _Of ' t... Thu: Tr ibutie
thinks this i s thi.i. n,_x :best t lhi_lg - : 1 k F II!
in
crazy man -; causing n*, coneuptorloont
confinetkin the-asyluinj - '
-_ -4.,
it
A RAM). WEL t.,W . Aircntp:--41?4
4inti . River itailroitd,--1. , 'miles' ifi It
.. 0,3 04 .1,1i?gqi 5 • An 4P;e '',ilita-liii
' . .te, . Mit - Blom -- jlO
. w . l . lit leAgII:t:;of t 1
14t' itefOi.‘74 3 l .4 6iAiii,',.* . f tit . pia* '0.. -
Wilki his 4 biioPatia ' ... ilietYliiii i *i '
'fy 4ricit.sts44lteiemitste , 141: ivvi!c .
.01.nmp", - *Pit i tiY - et isiA1:001 CfrioWP,
10)#:*!tur4.1, 01 1,,,,1 11 01M4,40 - ..
*loi 'it*. bitiAiic;*443v:!jiO. it iii t
. -I;iiiiaiifi:' fig* lii4riettliri' o(i . '
it - ' ** l oli'itli - lit ttill' 4 .- : -
o#kiit - '00140te;S: - ..***.*._ ~
Iflagi,ntli t i#9l c4. l .ll4lePirtiff
lisnoi:ionlikttiv) rtrOtr
' t eam .. :.:' iinCitiaiiiiis ei..42%.
84_,ritebliliel,,E#W ,:,
iil
. 14fi gi 4 4' ' 14': ', _
:00 1,- oriiik '..ten.u. ,. .:-. ~,,7imlitotv
• , 7 ''' t: :;:,.-... ':;,'-'.:
ZY 'r. -, .. - , , f.- .:'..."•-•
Shirkttri.. •
DT T.
Before Aar slant barvesteps-,,fateth : the grata,
As when' the !trees'
•' ' -
And loiters the .be 3i• the,..hrierilsjhe -
But yonder aslant come.. the iiilver4 •
lire a long line of speaki-brlilitlifVornisheci
. • ;• . •
Adown the -whitelighway,ili4 'ninth,- :fleet;
It eiheiithe. &it *gilts . •
a'arennisurlesi school, its - theirjeafi'retriiii,
birth'iit listing the dreps - reend:them
-
the Amy crouch," Close le the blackberry
towalleer e:aliin like the stoni ien- - their w
if„teuntiug the tree-shetteie44aborera_sing..
Like pebbles the rale_ breolti the " fie*, tit. Use
iJr• Spring, - ' .
trait. ' a bubble 41.19 If'Pel:eeeti*!Aleuleg •
ring ; :` 1 - t • •
.M 1 the boy;in disMaY, hears ihelogd tifiewe*
Bat soon are the:hatieetem tossing the sheaves;
The robin dirts Out from its bower:of leaves - ; .
I The' wren peerith forth front it e .eaess 7 ipov'ered ,
And the` rain-epetteted: urchin'nocr.tiatlly.!pet
beatitifi4l boa bondeth over• there' all.
e you' we
id' his Bono'
1 Jjui
the sane
icon
fierce
kat- always'
Cola , his toci
la a
rg-
L his
)1.1
1 tdr
e. Where
h -. quest tosi
on and a pe
BT . Gl.
A great many, years since l lyhen bright. :
yea
_and fair-haired laises : were] , tint so
ilenty as ttiey are noW,_ 'dwelt
he town a preitysilillgO;ais
anti then, some five' and • twenty iniles
ram, Market _town,. n. comely
~nd graceful dsfosol, who had i a.pecnliar,
gly and Crois ; grained,l,bUt woalthy pia
=her.' I • -. •
... •
Minnie was Dinforth's 'only:child; and
(sport said • truly ~that--she would ; - -b4, bi 3
:ole legatee. The old mut was - - : a steady
armer, and,..was estimated- . to *be Worth
Ully'ten thousanddallarsH--,at:t hat -period
: very b ands/oin e iifortune, to' he `s. e;- ' • -
The sparkling eves. and wirsni g tram
ers of Minniq lianforth'bad_sti ;red-up
he finer feelings of the whole 10 leipor
len of. the village . , and her, snit° .s were
uiderouS; but her fathe`t ivaisa tiCular,
I
nd one succeeded. in ' rnaking headway
vith. Amor her. In the iiithantime 11:lin
ts
'sic had a true and. loyal . in secret l
Who woul d . hare : supposed, . ofor,ne. 'tnia.-
mentl_ that suck a, fellow would - dare .te
look" Open_ beantf•aed refinetneitil '
..Ilia
panic was. Walker ; or, as li&W;A: Ofieral
ly called, . Toe=-:- - - . -Joe 'Walker ;
,intl! he=ws
imply_ a farmer; employed With 0 d Dan
t
orth,,who
,had entrusted,,'JQC with ,the
of his place for two or three
tker
vays
tion,
me-
years.- i
But - a very ekcellenf' - farmer,' and a
light good manager was - - this - plain, Unns
suming, hugsond,lOoking,4oe, Witilter.7.=
He , Was younervtoo only h twenty-thr -
and he actually k.ll in level with the beau
tiful, pleasant, JoyOui "Minnie Danforth,-
his old 'epployer's" Only . daughter: -', But
the strangest part-of tlie• occurrence Was
that -Miunie,returned .his,lota,narnestly'
truly, and",frankly;--,and'promised; to;: wed
hint'at afavorablo:mOtitenn.„ Thin Went
'merrily' for" a time, hui!OldPiufforthilisi-
Covered certain glaneimilatidntrentionsrhe=
twee . n them, which 'e'xciied , his,lenvy and
'susmcions. • Very „soon, .afierwar da,- Joe •
learned the old man's Mind ; indirectly in'
regard to his'futuredisposal of
,l‘litiunes
1 0ed, an d' _ he quickli_. Saw:that ;hiir eaie
was a hopeless.one, ruuless'he-rtisorted;to,
'stratagem;_and so lifs-set.his wits it work
at °ace. - '. - - . : V' .- -- , '.:,- ~ 1. - - -,
By. agreenient, an , : apparently,,"settled
celdness and ` distane,‘ 1 , was. observed by
.the lovers toward eat - fir:other 'foF:'fi . : l / 4 ;ii - nr .
six - months; and the 'father - littwi . --fas he
helieved,) with satisfaction; illat.his;',Ore
viOus suspicions ,andi . fear* -44, been, all.
f premature. Then, ..byi l agreemenß: alspk
between them: Jim. tibseoe(fhiinspit from
the house at eveningl antr - Ynight:after i t
night, for full; three *oaths letter; AO
Joe:disappear as <sonnt as.his Worklwas
finished, to return
_only it late-4410M0.
This was unustudi. and nla,„,l)anfortli was
[determined te 'knOW th‘` citise:erit.' - -;
1 4ini,frinlily . - emifeSied thatie Avni'in
love, with" a' mans daughter,' WhOvesideill
less than Ihree.Milea ;distant ;:lbizt,,i afteri
;a faithful lattachment:_hetween _them : for,-
several olds mo4ths,:the i 3 lift& utterly
refilled , to .entertain hi's:: appliption for
the younggirl's - hind; -, - '''Y -- .'"f• ''.
;,This Was -capital. ';-..TuSt - y‘ hat[oldi Dan
forth most -desired.! . This satified- him
that, he had made :a ~ m istake , , in{ rcgara te
his own child;"anA'he would help, 41,1 e to
get Married, - and ihits' istOti isll- f" ttrtt.sPi--
pteioni Cr' trouble iifleme.l: 'So-he :said ir ,
'a Well Jo is the - gi'rl it huxenlitso
. Yea--yes ' Said: J 4%. J That :is „other 9 1
Azll°. YIP Il°!--YilliChM . a",j 4 a e MY,sPI,
4 4
i And you Hite: berit h.-
. 4
Yes, sir?:' ---- ' - 1 - 1
~ ',.Then marry
,ire!.... ~1 --- -,; 1 ~. , 3 , - , ..
H P ' - i - 'tut T can't- r the Aber object{ - ' 1. ",.. 1
1” ." Binh I! iiiiirPan rili;''.li3eliiiji:*, inf
What need': yoi - c, l'' , '-linti . , - nwit , ..-with
her; _, ~- j --; --..t . t, - .:q.-'-•2 :. `..-!1-1f-:-
L-'EI ( )Pe I - ;:1-... -' I ' - ' . 4 0 - 4 . -.-,,,, ~; : t. - T'•• ' •-•-
I• ; s
es :f Ofrsittlf:let itoaCel , troi.-
iiir4iii j6iii;ini,iiktii:-Elitioi vii:lVT.i4
her-here; yen shall baiti . ;tXer.:e.eittlitif s 'et.
the foot ,, f, the. lave;:YOur WageiAill. he
raised-t, ari d .tim; old,rrian may liiiiclt- or
n(4.,10 Y0* 11 1. 1 . - : - ~..- 4: - ( ' - _.'. .t, , ,,,,•':: ---:- -:
. 'BO7-=': , f '-
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But 'Mier ' no ' huts; : l : 6: i 6 . 7 i '; ' D
iN;t l 4 61 4 1
' Y CHr i s. 6. lll W ilitl " t * Cat i ; ' lll4 l ' ',: ''':l-'''' 1
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g iR
,4000,130 the leAt,V,AlitiOr y . ;41:11,- - rt -1
P u q 0 .1! , % 00,1 f0i 1 0 1 ,1 1, -*-4?,!t; . 9r 1 0,T41 ,
am) will make enx:;ew.yie , seR stir
'..,'
i:ziersoAaffhlti*liiiil liii4titti' , tholigt!,
--41-,f Whci=citreitt , " Gs 7etipikili# 4 o ..
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The Itiniivatliatik•-,,
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I' Btdi I'' He's ati:old feedi 7 *iiiie:*::l•64'.P..,
i ; he don't know your go 04tratiiii14-7':•;Y::;_t
ell as I do.,_ ron't be afraid; fainfliOit* '0
1.. Vei:weoll a fOr-18:di.' - ;. -= ':!.r .- ;.- ' , ?-f .. .-`..-:• 1 ; - 2j
.flle - ola min - ,Will'iie asti‘Unted?:/!‘:';.t .
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. - :!`NO. yer nlind, ' ge' .. 6l2 . .`itertf- 4 1iiii:04-.20,- .
110 :lei b in'. ' P ll : l ol ll iiic**lifi i- lati'irtal!
4 1
uritrAr ;at anti:ali.'''''** '''` -= •-i ' , -
-: 1.'911' `i, ,sgia :Toe. , 4 -1 , - *? • -'..
s •-i triiil - shall said :"Danf o tth a nd 'iliip,...
plute4 in tbli.,„. .... 'd 5pit:43..,....,..:g..t.::::
'Ailb9uiglittAiilidipic, on the :folle*iug-tfl:7#
e , eiiog.'''.l6e'‘ .. ilii s dlillis appearance, dick:4.ftl'i,ct::. l
ed in a nice * i?iiOc i iiti slid reallyoo4eaki l f! , ::l'..4
vPrY: 6oll 4Y;i:j!Tlie''ord:l4 l l. "41 1 . 4 !!!' 5 :047".:,511:; - ; - cl
to the' barn ' -Witli him ,.li eliiiiiit f.A. harness_i'A.,. : :.*,
tlitiOn
ypung ..! Morgan', toliis iii . ..*-, - - ;,' - arid : l•7;t : 4,'.
loading the,. spunky -atiiinir: ithshsl:f:rrifitc.i4et/4
tte Y.O/ 1 ,4?(.3' , *ent:l 4 4 l Al l 4l l it. l "-4*. 1
Ny alkerii seilich'it his ,biia;ii!. - "z- - 7, - .,..t1":' .- Viile'i
A few reds di4abt frOuk thcibik*JlB4:*:' , -;
it t ila
found.:.. l ber .is per: ' previous iti%itsire.: et
andl. F.., ~..,,•-•: , • _ ,i_ t,.__,_,.
..,L i ...R
nian z vepainng. to the uext - .quage,„Lp .TK1 . t..0%-!- L 1,.4
' .. ii774-erkquickly made 4.11* die:,,iii 32011::4%0
'i 4 r4ifc • ;: . : - : 1 9q.".i#9 1 ‘" hif.i.lfriae:iiiaff*Ailf: ; ; l:4 : i
. - ',..gaiii. the tqi'krn . Qt; P- -:- :. - iiiik ..`„ 2 . '
•• •
,41,4 pai3railles hooe,liyho *is'
T' gkihit for him, an(lVeirecciie4 iki - *O4 ,- -; -
)51i arliS:
..] ....'
-1
::. Y:ls'it done 1' cried the old man.
... ~ .s ICes—yes J' answered .toe.
-•-• ' Bring her'iti,:.biinelipi:in,r• c,61104.120
fn,
tbd . oltifellos in. high : : "r" .. ' ileicitAbliia•
compliments !,no nla - r about tioliairk
entry,; here; ere, Jiii , in the., rl:Knitinir.:;),_
li r ;,, we'll li e a tinie now, sure i' ' and.
• o.l!liiiiiioi.f diet; rasped ii‘iiiiiiliirlik*-
r jninati:,,ar . st iinMeiliately.
'iroe i fs:i e.eertifinate, 'pir`, 3 , 4 ift,TOo:', I •
Yes-ryes - I- . v .-.:7; ..- ..,.....„1 ...;
, -- Aliittb4. ..p#l'yii
, r fi),' lie fiaaa.; as im,
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.., "tChing 'ancl I,iiiili.:4lfiins - if:irtitnifOkAP - : 1
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gdAdioliii v c)i jt.4:y,144! . ,,..,it:r:;A !... ;:• - - -
1,
, liiisiiriA . ilis;;..* *qAiii - T.grfinar
.. 0 .. ,( 1 .:, - 140;' 4iii . .34....:.%ii - iii - i ", course
iiu'o-siiiiiea . ; you idiiiieii • • *tiriiiiie'4
•, ~. T. ;,. you l e nt mei yourhorse; , Yhmtgli
o,lait.
,CTe l niUg.,, worthy of any Man'
.114;;...y9n, encour*d...w,iyou,promi_
jp..! . atana..- by me , you .ciffeicil me the;cot ,
tue tits
~ .p, foot - ot,the lane,..yoti—'
i,!;l * .
:-
..1et....
.- 77 1 dOlLyit! Ypu can't prove
:; .3_ Al.arg- 1 1 - 7a,. 4 ' - And
. ft .. qdriiiy I ) ,w, .sr..; cont4RuO jt•,.•
o f
e get i ettik4 ':. :tlit.. ll 4 • pl .170.
at once united. telnellt-theßliT, m
~,e_•tc",,
'd to e ' a'eli• to „ iatix.‘” r gil• ihe
tn. P rsua fin • ,
!thiiin- - , ', - 1 , . ..' . % :--.. ':.-:i:::: , .:;!. <,.; „.- -
u r
*
.He gave in reltict.autlyi,ffd4 . fait
. " 1 4 . imlie papfortli vias cix.iljn3o Uric:
.!cil^w l 4gcd-'4, : ig r i..\,:aik(fr.,:i :,.-
*W-144:4‘agolProFcifialoYral one ; a nd
.; 1 0.i.o.3:g1Rakikiwci.ITI , 91: old Danforth 'rt : •,::
'PO . *'ll• l s.!oo# - ..4. l iCYirf •:r"P ec t - ,-11! ":, 1
i
•0w1..1,i9 .4 . 4?,•..,t , f13.,a gn 0 .4"4 0 4.- 41111 fai t h ful '--:•';
•tsliguici 4nq....ilp*Fttip"..any.,:yeau r ioenji.y 2- . - 1 .-.
. ;34 niiiirinesa' *hikh followed upno thie
**wax ! match ; :whice the 014 man neir
cr.oare4l o hear Inuch about: the details -
.4.4 l. e.hifierriPnt.i . for linianiN',l.2.9W coffin
ent47:-.49-efPrPhcf,titheaga.iliil, - -
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- i3eri•ami, el s :W . :. , l33lA,lANgitton, in PAiirr `;-"::'
feld : :'PPlgitt:t .. '9l - llgir:O. 1 ).1 - ii-*CVaarka.blY 1
,g 0. 0. 1 litil4Okiii*lnidiftiiiicPplie , was
iii . 44dOnlY,dipacci t it)flyto reason and mein- ' .-! - t : ; i :
lit Vaoer- . o l 94oi.C4 l 7culn 4 4ncqs , ilisTa`. h e Rev Reii.-MkjilliiiilstOfthipi i tAlliiitfiiiii„- ......?
4 1 - t.o4,o4:*.joir..hivOnt 111 . ra to pt.
I . ti )013 . .. ofCmillio(l6;4 , olihisektl4
_
e doctor. l2 ltt t ihOrre Is 14:1#140.#.04 44 k.. 1..
!ief- for him, b ut lat,thelig-kolt : htrty, : iiiir
Pitliir t Y - se - v!lltjkl-iC.i . fW944.OSIA -1 4- !Mk •• -
that t - '2! iX;iiis ktko, Milt. 4*.,1Y1A
lor ' - - :-.„')lY.lii , ifFt,irt)ii r . te-r. C!Olihtliiiii
age ..f. . ntraettonortit4 mtpAillttnalitak
it to act ' eitikt;i6 , ,,... - L ;LllA,iiti*iiiiiiltii r hiir,
1 3 1
iknd, family isiiit;i4qir,lig : -. . 7 .4loreliitotiiti k lY
ileferrod - f 6. !_*fi:9100 1 4 ... :ii4` hat.s l 9.l!?
has recetiOtexint•selipii 64c: tr'lyirat ---
joy, the- prl.olecy:li t teltigtlii.L helea . ,o
began 49 !`
1 41 ' 1,4 0 .2 . l ii.itittg 4l4 s - :„lkfkitit
had just :lit . - . , ,iheii, an‘j , e t ...ii!d_t leap
us ,naatbiiiieticaf 4i ilcii . 4 t ,%;4l:9rit i Ililiac ''''?.4
cm erlAris lllifiCe, , Pn - !f l illitt
=this ion ank inlas.'in.;)tiliVii-fig
hat had , : . eeurced i in. it, an ,
,e, tAse t
7 'now that lio'nqs almost fOrty:yeStenr
WIIAT• Hors . Drn .-- - .I i- it ole on its - tan.
t i
'ions of sti l e to the hell of cliseasia ; anti,
A he!istiff . 6itit 's Timid beiiiiints ti.' smile the
etnhlifin:76 ' exitiir.iktid , tittiltii . liiiiti;.'
1 It :foil: :
~:iiiiliiiliiii'atiii.ipiiiiiiiikanti
from the it t i k ,fanrrow thOretiOrae sweet
ItindrcW4ailiiiiitin - gii,... 1
1 ' ii.l.liiii i -Ark:VOiid . upon .the arm of ilia
ipiKir*itiii-. 4 wfiteli!.irai stretched forth at
f)
tIAO •,coinnait'nd of polloly iitpuities,:antE --
stycil:lti!ii: 1:#0:41611;9c° and rejn; :, -:
'..:.: IfiliT6lk likA'altillit thing in. thOU 4O Mt '
f‘the'-' incl; iit 47 Vilioil , son taftieilit
f
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it - to . tve her frdln cids'ol at idiiiind' ilieetue
that ti Tett - - . . A ',:- 1:. , - - •
p m
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-It imie about the head of ttiqoutli
l ‘nlin had_ 6 -
. :''.:'li. the Ishmael 6rsotiet;tl -
eed.led 4 h phifikaie works wiiieheien,
enitiii 'l)l. S l .4)Cif - ' ' ' ' -_
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