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For tAe Regisier.
Lines in 111einney C. T.
Alas thet's flower ye haie elnuilibed_ao
So riam.ebould - he chilled,' by, the frola of death's
While the dw O
dew affection SiasaPatkling - amnia it,
• And lift aglowingMord ilione never morelnig
Thy flower is . tranaplante s from earth's; dreary
Ti,garden .
bloom 'math tbe.amfle` of elan
vernal acid .
bar. , • ,' ' -
Where no Worm ecer - borent orfelouila3 ever gather,
Nor. blight is e'er wafted en - heaven's pure air:
She is. - gone, and' Do more will , tier ail au of tore
girt thee; •
Nor ber voice, like low mirfie,feer fall on thine
F or that voice is now mingling ibelalipus with
angels
wh o watch o'er die friends qinfOre Snit iinering
Sbe is gape, and 'ye deeply and sadly deplore her,
But, your trust is in him -who neer ehaptens,in
And thong,h ye no more on this earth:shall d'eplore
hes, ; • .
re know that in hearen' she liceth again.
She is gone, yet repine not-,.for brlght is the vision,
Which Faith to her sorrowing votaries - has. given:
And the eye' can look Tar through the vale of the
To•blist without end in the rnarmions ileamt.
Thirford, .Pll. • p•
311isrtflantutio sritrtiono:
Slaves of.fashlan.
. . There is much truth in the annexed ar
Aide froni the. New York Times, but Fash
ion .
is too powerful and too despotic now-.
a-days, to be in any degree. shaken - by
such assaults
We tire slaves in the matter - of dress:
Where is the man Who is independent
enough to dress. to suithimself?--tudress
just.as well, and 'no 13.etter,just as warm
ly and no more so, iwjust .finch style and
fit, as his own sound, unbiased judgment
dictates? We wear ."finer Cloth than is
serviceable; of cold ...is. that do not suit
and of shapes that:call out maledictions.
because uthers ;We wear stiff, wood
like hata, that one 'uneducated. to -their
use would -deem only fit for instruments
of iorture, because everybOdy else does.
Sotlaebold hatter, by Vv - ay of.e.xperinaent,
issues a new and cortifortahle style . of
bead-gear, and .by geod fortsine -it is ac
ceptable. The public adopt it greedily.
cause.nt that itit is becbming, pleas
aat,and appropriate. 'But at the expira
tion :of six months it. 'has, gone - outt)of
vogne,.and where is the Man of standing
who dare be . neett with it on Once in a
. .
while
l'ong wi there turns up ,, agarrnent that
, Just Sias U. It answers ""a. purpose that
we feel a garment should answer. We
• adopt-it, and are hind - in- its corntnenda
tions. But with the circle of the year our
1
favorite. 4rrnent rolls out of „ date.. We
struggle six niontli against theTates, but
at lasvou wife's itnportuuities, our (laugh . -
ter'S - inip3Oraaiiiiii; tiiid" iitir iiWn — SeiiSe itf
.
,propriety, lead us to lay it asid, though
only half , worn:'out.:, And when -it has
ken thrown off for. a season, how shock
inglyhad it seems eri , n in our eyes ! how
nutrel . hew ridicallonsi " We cannot look
- at our old friend withOurlaughing, and.in
our soberest- moments' we smile •.if %re
- think of the figure ire Should cut if,'Ave
had it on..
Sball we speak of the ladies l' haw their
.,. Testitelits are - beaUtifnl . to-day and tont
rageeus to-morrow I. .how - shaWis and
cloaks that were their- pride lust :season
'will be scorned nexty-though- not: =athread
has started nor 'a seam opened 7 : ---ilow
bonnets may be'DastaWav because cap
crowns are replar.hillat.-;reivus/••:
costly furs have ,lost: - theirialue, because
say_a, 'different ; color or a
different grain is_novi:iiikro.l .
, Ittin,are blessed in that, - .their fashions
change i l less frequently than .those of the
ladies. But when- the Sr-do ehangei they
' do it as some men.' die-0 die all.' It ; is
. no use to try to retain' a faiTirile. .'A hat
two yearsof age is as ofd'ini.if it were
, nude in the year ",A,"76:: toot ' OA' 'has
outlived a fashionable era, will not grow
more -antiquated. if ii is kept forever. •
Are can
see the 7 -itlinuss , of o, ur..
sla-.
tetreierytime we-chine& -to' 6rtaught
%It in a shower withoitt an unthrella. A
'lady thus surprised, cornestome a petfert :
"'reek.- Scarcely in article that merits
the eye, of all her:external accoutrements,
but' is utterly..ruined. ,-And: a gentleman
-in such' - . a prediraineiit;lAOOt '&l4 amci"
ate with gentleine43.untithedias replaced
-Lis spoiled lsurriumdings, l- - - at. i - co , x of
cash enough to ca a good:old Yankee
clergyman • through three months - of the'
Tear- ' In our etsiai&l condition
~ .
:is ridiculons...thap.•,to.,liear otir, .
rner
chants talk 'alien/ in anWli:4PribilitY-`
Just as if durabilitY were of any rause-,
!penc e to an axtieiti , ,#,llith in two.years,'
whether sound .Or - tattered, ,, worn ' or 'nu
worn, ,is•wortli cir 4 a Vait - ilrfive 'shilling:
sines .40 tise.:crOclier, , Peala-r.i. : /titters
i talk of durability i l —aik if ibe buyer would
dare -to wetir'one'ltfieY'r , the' four orslit
mfmths*:use-41* time allotted - `-' w
ne'T-s.hape•Alu* be litieiA tiift,be'broCkas. --- t
bas ruffled its nap or diniinsa:its-original
lustre. . - Ara sheinkViiki .4 atie 'dui kming:
niv i 4443 tandinfr iiniithira!,e4who liviinid_
Pug out'- a - sliver-era . ' mle It , be an
.
une T%ti r meiti,telitid, ail; e":lo9,Plyi 'inn '
the up*,:i wil A nnt I n - , teak% - ,.i,iptaanceat
t he # eeritnrrati -r-. ) ---
.4)ita) which'it
. = - ----lel- I Wllitt, . ,ii) s ,
. 4
enaliaL.'Velf rei'VOutliinen , - !1 the
city are' rielilehougif ttildr)rtra*Petic
ceafrir, and r AiiiselOh_ 4riAiiilail - *hd
3144141 YOUtirlii*.:o4 - iiitttA iii:^4Aler - 14 4
..v41114 ' W .: !WillkY rilii•c. ' -16 ' ll 4 i :Waiter , ',Aoe
. Ire eettawyldirre& Vit liTi:a4lo*orosia
3 Pitits turn . fugitive; ,494.4.905:',01it. 4 41.11ii
1441da g ! m - •ultn-tautiiitic-In-ivit, - ;tlielUnd=
sig of ajr4*40,40,,..iW *Atsicityr—i
I*li*l' O r Wiiei':' . **;:liti(l'lir'4olllo
-I *****fitol44 il' t:*ii:'f'a ' tOPici .
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TUE BIG IWI ' l i rt s _ : 1 'I.
~..., =, A , Tale_of the Road:
•.;..
Thi.w, , o t • T oby . • ' - -
i tySirepten wait 1 the
most uprtOt of Quakers. Some years
retirnd filnn, ' ,lnfoinen44 h M
einbabited a t'
!Y.> Yilin in,all
'. l #!'urbs,nr Lona9n4 rilinh
serpassed' ehniltit villas in the world
by the addactorial
. grace it derived from
the pivsence, of lits only child, a lovely
girk-ofaboui t seventeen, ax good as ,she
was faii.: To the dazzling lustre of En
glish' bemity. ca .- which Eibe was the per.
fect type, her pers,easion and habits added
a subdeed gravity and 'winning,gentleness
ormanner, Which rendered. Mary an ob
ject cZthe most unqualified admiration .
-to all the young then or her acquaintance :
these in her neighborhood vied with-each
other fer her regard. Their efforts were
vain, Mary was nn coquette, and far from
enjoyinehe effects of her charmq, she was
quite annoyed by it,_ even keeline quite
diseleaked with the conduct `of her perti
nacums admirers, except in the single in
stence of a certain Mr. Edward' Weres
fbrdoe young artist who was admitted by
her father to •his entire confidence' and
familiarity had arisen from a very simple
circumstance,; a sudden -stroke had car
ried off the beautiful wife of the Quaker,
and he, anxious to prealtve-a momenta
of one so-dear, had sum need the skill of
the painter to , kaze on the ifeless feat urea
and transfer , them to his c vass anima
ted by thebloom and radian .0:: that had
fled .foreier., l ' The success of . ward in
this deliaate ask, and his unaffect • . sym
pathy withq le deep grieruf the hes and
and child, had won the warm t..steersv of
both at once - ,
, , be -
It was ide her 'mothers d eath-bed that Edward i first saw -the lo; ly girl so
touchingly Title in the sinter sorrow of
her. early 'o phanage. and 0' re it was
_that th i ef° srung up: in
.their _breasts . a
deep and ; ee nest love, born o the tears
of one and. te, soothing atten ti on of ' the
other.-,..The ye,4 which ha p a ssed since
then 114c1 dr wtristill closer t h tie form
edlil
under sit II auspices, an :the Young
man had - at length laid befii e the father
his wishes and hopes. - The excellent To
by saw, no-reason to opium the mutual
inclination of the young ople. Mary
had respectable fortntie, ncl Edward,
without being, very
_rio,.. armed byhis
prOfession!efinegh to 41'4 , him an lion
orable: independence. i His father Mr.
WeresfOrf '
an old citY merchant, had
retired fro, i intrade withia fortune tenfold
'increased.. It ',was ara e example of rap
id.suecesa ,in his Spec lations—so rapid,.
Indeed that few had lien able to trace
the exact pro*ess of the accumulation.
Weresford who was of ia harsh and ca
-1 pricious temp , now r hied , alone in One
of the 'outskirt of _tli* city: and. taking
little interest i his '
son s proceeding i :;„ he
left him at pe ect. liberty. He was one
Of these easy, Otists, who.trefible isepue
in order to ev.dil troublingthemselves:
a class who erweeny' very • complaisant
so long. as yfiii reqeire nothing of them.
1
Edward
.was , therefore free to pay Pis ad;
dr e sses to, tbqpret ty - ' Qiiakeress, quit "e
sure that his' fa her *paid ,neverthink of
i
opposing his tin t e younigAcoup
irriagel,
le were'going ion properOusly in their
love, - and honest' Toby . hioked : ',iii-.with
smiling , ideasure., • - Nothing vas.
• ta be
" - done but to fix the dal, fiir . the : wedding,
which hePaddeferre , • until iie shpuld,re
eeive'sonie rents arising to him _ from_ ccr
'tein farms,, as be intended, to devote; the
'money, to - tbe, extra' . xpenditere 'of the
Ceremony. i The tiln# haying arrived; he
went out to a countrbv pause of his, at
some mi lei from Lotillon, 'Where
. he a.s',
lathe habit - "Oriettli , L
~. with his tenants,'
,
...
and,,as-lie,had promilied -not , to ; remain
more than one day frjona.-- home, be used
. all possible diligence lu hisarringeinents.
ilovit'ier t lie wa s ttaitieil
.;sothetliing.
longer than i he
_bad ckoned .. on, and it
v4e . ,late on the seen.,,
il 'eveningt bat he
i
prepared tol act out n his return. ' The
night fell dark, and : ' s the , road' was a
.1 r
lonely one,it was . no► Without .uneasines s
-that
,he :perceiVed" at some distance ti.
here - email_ dra vr n *p. a if vra it ing Toy him,
.1101 id hie' 'path. • Ile . stopped uncertain
:Whether :te :turn bac 'or proceed. o :The
stianger meanwhile. advauced towards
and the Quaker . - uld no longer hope•
to escape; so be put 12 jgood .face on the
matter; and :resumed ' Pis easy
. t rot.
: /ks
lie approached the man , he perccived
that he was Masked ;an ill: p'inen, which'
•vi ; , s - . ooerealizeil, f the unkn own vim
':l•l 1 4 . 4' u.P.i 9 Toby , leek'ou t 'a pistol
1
.w nehlie pointed del! l ierately at film , and
rf)tighly,demilidcd. lii, purse. Tho'Qua
' iiitr - did not :want ' en, rage,. b t .calm by
l'nattire;aidtitill,' nitir so by"-4' ;l ki(i , ll, i Ilia
-16.: without aruitt, to, ,esitrap arnid man
be-bad no resource 4 e ~u nit y '.foolt iiiit
;'a purse containing' I:t . FOre anima anti
handed - it to tPerolittr; who bounted the
iticeii,, - *hi le , tbe 'Viet tip,: glad to Ita Ye es: :
calved 'aeeasilY, passed Pima , a quieketi. : .
' '.ed:pace,;.:- DIE the bandit seeing 't 4014-
t le telisienCie ' mode'to liiin, and - kindled
' by the bhp° of a second hoot:44oOn eiver 7
Aptik th, 'Wurtbrrlf= 46 4 - if.,'_o 4l "l'd ; 4i file
4°0,4,.
./1 10 wa y ., lnii TPPe 1).
ating-the . 41--•
: c ep v i re, wY:h. the'pistul, lilte,o.re ; Well u* , .4
tq.:4l,_tick proceo4 l / 4 JO CFied r t .: ;:.
--... 11(910. - w#1ch !'... -; ~ ... .. , ;..1% '
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.ftt , ,ibe-4VW;4 4 -Felei4 4!4: nqt.;beti:etAbe
*Ol-0gi!4?.,f,.FJp.421)P,,,,Act ; v ery cootly
ar r em... a = bands - NA gold: watch - , frpit hie
4 4 -4#• , : 19 944;itt O . ' 4 1 9urtsinfi:14 0 00:it
40 # l r.fla :. ifil,4o 4i9A4 , 0 44.P' übborie
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•Tobtc.oasidered a - motnent", - and then
shook jus -a .
' Whoever thou art,' said he gravely,
thou bast ,divined, that, .1 am Quaker,
and,l may, net betray the-truth,' though
kahould,cost my life. Therefore I„,must
awn 'to thee that 1 have her 4 under the
the flap pf my saddle. IL sum ,f two bun-
Are(' , pettn4s •
'Two hundred pOundsr,:eried the'veh
tier, Byes apatbliagthrorigh - the in ask.
'Bat if thou art good, if thou art hu= -mane; returned the poor Quaker," cthou
wilt leave.melhis money ; _daughter
is' oing to be• married, and,.this sum is
wanting ; .for. her settlement;
_1 have - not
bad so much together for a longtime,—
The dear child loves_ her betrothed and
it would be very cruel to retard their
union . ; thouhait a heart, perhaps thou
host loyed—Lsurely thou Wilt, not commit
this wicked, action t'
.. . .
..• •' What is your daughter's Marriage, or
lier•loVe.to. ine.?
. 1 - laeSs• words, arid. more
.speed•in your actions ! I . roust 1414-this
'also friend:: • I • . ...: •. -.-- . ,
~
~
V -7io6y. with a alai'. - rook out a beaVy lit..,-
iltle:bagandhandeil . it yeluctantly to the
.mask;,:thenhewas about to tide on. •
''Stay, friend . Qu' . ak . eil 4 .. said
.Other
laying his band on the bridle. ' 4 -As soon
.
"as you reach,towi, you will lay your com
plaint before. - a :magistrate:-that is all
fait, tind• r have. boright.te.object twit,
but I must endeavor to . take the start of
'you, for: chid night' at least., . illy ma r e. is .
weak, and besides she i* t i red - ; your he is° •
appears:- vigothus, fur_ : this bag did, tint
seem . to; incommode 'him in the • least .;
alight- my exCellelit.friend, and - give me
thy, steed—thou triarst.litiva inineif thou
ikest P. •• - ' 'i• - '• -
. t :was rather 'too. lite now to begin to
. resist_ tlrougb
,theie, repeated exactions
Were of a nature to stir the, bile .in 'any
:one belt - a Jobr,:-: TheigbOd Toby descend.
`edi and took ivith'in air of - resignation,
the wretched hack that was given him in
exchange; contenting liiinself•by solilo- '
quiiiing under-his Ibreath, . - If . l hadheen
wise.as"l ani:noW, I would have
. -lled . at
!he:first • approach nf -I he .knave; - and ce.r- .
les it- is.. not. with;.such, a; courier as: t h is •
that he would have overtaken me.' ' The
masked horsethan, Meantime.- - thanking.
'him ironicaliyfor -his complaiiance, clap
ped tutors to. his' • 'horse and' disappeared:
Before arriving' in riondon the
.despoiled
traieller - lid .abundant leiOi l e to, reflect
on.bis' mishap, and :on the . grief of- the
poor young . people whinse happiness had
been so ruthlessly -adjourned.: - s - for the
meney t it wasirrevocably lost t ' hiM ; lie
had no means - of
. recovering - 'K . nor ,tra- : ,
ciii..,4. he -a ntlacious, robber.: Sriluck by .a
sudden idea however, stOpp4d..his re
gretii: •' ''. - .: -..
' Yes P cried-he!' this means.
coed; if `the : fellow inhabits
Will yet . .perhaps - discover him.
no tl4;,ubt, h 4 us: permitted him to
prudent'!' ' '
'A littleeenseled know not :whax_
hope, Tohy returned home a ?porently.
undisturbed. - aild said :net hinge his
:reoture.. He . did not go the. nifigist rates
.ao he hid at
.firit intended; - but embraced'
his daeghter..and' went to sleet! trusting
,Providente: .- - But; knowing i well:that
tiea*ervaiila theie most who try - / qo aid
he resolved next day: to
,o his' . . .
gt researches. He 'had the mare
brou.gliemit of the stable - where-she had
'pasied tber;night,‘and . leading her into:
the street, threw tliebridleon her
in the hope-that, ai . she was fasting; she
ti3ight.inatinctiVely Way:to.her
master's hopie; while - . lie.fellowed
.to
de
tect_ the
,But be had•relied'tOo
far.on Itiq poor / animal's .sagacity ;.she
-wandered'te aiid/fre. without - grid or aim;
now - to
.tjie, right,,now. to the left.'some
limes,comingito a full stop , atl then
tracing her- at cpS, till Toby f)egan to des-'
pair.. •
..- .
•'•: 4 4 The i rebber,' tholght -he,.' has 'never
lived - in London. What- Oly- - of me, in-'.
iteinref giving notice to proper iiitheri
-ties'in time, hi think _ of troatinglite.ran
-'d-om-ivagtiOes-.
this sorry - • •
`"He was reused. from hie reverie by. the
'crick Orsoine - chil4ree 'who; 'had hoeo.
most trampled an .by his mare; till then .
se Inlet ' had .suddenly ; started. Off at
full , The cry of 4 . : 15,t0ri her, 'step
her was raisedl in she street'. -
! stfoli licr, ' . for mercy's:
sake be relued :7, dried the Qua
the utter.l.atuazemeot, of •t be
afid ers, wain;fancied be must- he-nod ;
nd.fol lO.Whit . in* b i mars .tra ck
be:saw ue r t urn: luielcly intothe half Open
.g4te,of a fine houselulhesuburbs whith;
er her witideriutS bad led :her:
must be here, thaUk . HeaTen riour
• Inured the , piqusf friend:: • • •
He ..hastenectroo,..:aud; in passing the
.house he - saw , tbrough- the .4ate:a
groom patting the.: , river beast :as. healed
.hei: to -the...;:stable::. - -.:He,islied: the 'first.
comer:who ()Wiled .dint house:
hee , yria. mast 'be a stran
,ger here:: aot-,tit knoictbat this is the rils
idcfnus of thexich-merchtutfi Weresfor - d!
The itood4letrified _ •
tW fo
eresrd i '_ repeated -infortnaut.
aupposieg Maisel( ,not .1,0-1)e ,anaerst 90d ;
must da't'e beard of big - ba_tbut
made - Sod; izOtidetiiiliy rapid torrent:.
et; *lad; think4, l !
stiinned.
WMvsfc;rd;lica fatbentEdirard,;
lath' tebe a robber
iHe .
fancied himself the sport etadato
"sfori.Aoft Omit do return 49tPer
"Ilowaveifie i-eleet434arOltst.lyeral.isatan
ices" of people of big .amsidenitiori:
ibands , -; inalefactorav and
Oleo thin ispid,foria of , uticertaia!ari:.
fgiavanitthanJtEnt re whieb-seamattio
walc.Ornadirtottigby
ibe-sarrarit;( ,Toby resolved at,:alb2riska
thimysterY:,Saivalked bold.
:diobutialdttufked;to - see= Mr;
Weriseford4 Pall** iigH 4 vglival that
baraistkorit-orkptt;fholtritmaimearitoepi,
, befeivaisatiotberiektmotaibt4iitigbt
Mbelfateskostolastirtad 0 t0; - beinilarea*
EleitoUtilitilicitlat--bPsineW 414 1 2600
found himself `in: _ the 'Mimes I.4itellif
11 'who basil) t . ' ju s t awetined,l
Wevesfor I. .. n :
rubbed Lail oyes: - anti:asked-id awitl=hu,
mored - tose, • Who; are -you,. Sir, and what
dsi,.you whet, :with .. ,me J' „The , slUstud - pr
his voice Struck On hii , viiiitor's .remeus
brance, it d added ,
the last"proof to his
suspiciiUi 4 . he di:esv fssiiiird a 'chair ifiul
quietly installed hiinselfitear'l be bed . with
Isis Itakuis,- • ::. - •'- : ' ' ' :f'
~,- • :Why, do .yputn
, reainOverFil?! :said
the merchant' " ,
•
I arifEt 4naker,' replica the Othetcahn
and thou kno4est that such is out
fashion.' - ' -.-
J At the Nvord.qtark,tr, Weietifurd let: 'hp
and studied the "v isitor's fate;..)lie recng.
risen him dpubiless,for , kurned
Well, sir,' said le, ! Whig is - 7 41.- 7.ifyPti
pleUse—thethe ifitt l ire of—or:your pus
mess V
~• -p ardnAnieforheing in such haste,'
. answered Tuhy,-• but ~lietween friends.
there.nied.be - no ceremony, and.l Come
simply to ask
,back,,the watch thou didst ; ,
berrOW froth me yesterday,' •
watch r
ooze it , : highly, it belonged to my
.poor: and I. cannot:de wit bout: it
Besideiviny tbrother-in-loir. : thenblerman
would be very mualk. : .:tilspleuticAl'...were 1 .
to giveft'vvoy the !I:temente; At his. sister.'
.The name of •• Alderman" ! seemed -rO
move - .the merchanf; without waiting
for .a reply. - Toby - went
~ orr
~
‘Thoit
oblige me also,, by returning the - twelve •
gtiitieas.whiCh I lent thee at the same time.
Floweret', if thou luist.need of them, - I wilt
leave
,them With thee - for 01 -if thou
givelne aYeeeipt.'• - :The Phlegmat
ic,'Manner oft be Quaker -06 disconeerted
WereSford that hedare n?t denY.the pos;•
session. of the Articles ltut. not wishing to
Acknowledge - tlitti either,: he hesitated, to.
commit himself, willle...rgoby added.:. - • I,
have • also come infOrm thee; of the
Approaching Marriage rny:, , da Jig b
ter Mary. I had yeserved a awn; of two •
hundred pounds for the. occasion,. but , ,Aiy
an Anlucky accident I lost .H oq.my.way
to London yesterday evening; -! so
forced to request thee to make 'Frame-set
tlement on thy . son; WhiCh otherwise 1%
would Tlot have-expected?: ' ~
-.‘'.llly son • 1.
' Les ; dust thee not know that'bels in
inTe . ',with my Mary, and , that he is teMar,.
• - ...
ry : her - • . • .
• Edward cried the merchant
. .
Edward WereSford;'...said the.Qtiakei,
gently_ helping himself toie piocbOfstinfr.
e:tet. us 5ee.591.1 - m11)111g lbr him; he
a worthy do z net.rrishi'.-pursued
be in aMarked: matiner, that be Sheuld
know of What
,irapSpired. last ; Uight„ t
in case thou dust not thinft . ivelllof_giving
him.-so much as.l half promisedil.-_fear
shall he oblii.rCd to. tell bitn Itow it` weal.'
Weresferr.l . lttirried to a'press that was
in the room, teok out. a triple:bidtedeas
ket..whib be bpened, - . and 'presented..-to
Toby,Ati - eficcftSion . his purse, his 'watch,
and-his money bag:.- • -
that'all you want rasked the trier
chant abruptly; . .
may sue . -
44.nt10n , I
'Heaven,
thus im-
•Not all ; I require -still something mot
from - tby • • • •
• Speak.!'; • • • • _
Disinherit . -thy :son:
'Now r _
Disinherit, ; 71 will not har
it said that my „Mary speculated .on th
wealth,' and' -saying, the :Quaker lel
tW 'room: -
NO,' murmured he. the child is.rnO
resPonsible
: for . the sins of the ; parent,
Mary sha I l 7 marry the son Of this, tnati,.but
poS.seis ill-goiten richesneyer..l nev
err:- He teen; down to:the court yard.
My dear -friend,' said be[ TO- Weresfordi
Who stood at.the Window diesshig
gown,:' liave!brouglit))da thy mare,let .
.thehaveny horse!. Some minutes alter
mounted With his . moncry- bag
before : hith, and. other yaltiables, in his
pocket,- bade . .farewell-to-his pew friend,
'and returned home in a r sober I.itrOt4
have just ..been paying my wedding. visit
to. your fat her,oid-iter:to/Edward,' whoa)
he found : before him ;-•=we Shall -algree'very
,Two bouri after, Weresford i .can to
to' Toby's house .:and LOA' Itim 'out. one
side. Worthy Quaker;;- - said'
best and most-amiable friend, yOur.hind
nesic has touchett nus to 'the Very hottonr.
of my. soul. , You could - have .dishonored
metdishonerecl, my son, ilegraild me &,ti-.
ever in_ his eyes by exposing my -eritne4
and
,made hire unhappy by refusing yntiri
daughter's hand but you have preferred
mercy t 9 justice; and hare acted like n
man of true , piety', and , feeling- Believit;
me, your cominct •has,not'ln..en
me. I will no longer have, to- -blush be
fore you; take these papers and open.iheni;
when I aftigoue. Adieu my , true- friend;
you will see me uo_more.' , 'And,= he wait;
'away`
. . < ,
1, „ After his depattore s rite:QuaiteFinspee-,
te4 the - papers ; there..wore, firlt,...ordero :
.for considerable *urns_ on,ditrurenthal:
yrs:in the,eity. Then a list. eenteinin
1 a.great putober;of names. 81.1(1,4pposiin to'
cacti, figures m ilir . e igmaterm..it:l4.tonottni:
i
Alt mofiey. , - ,With it Ahetr.eir. Was 74(.: entaii )"
, the following word*: . ::-.. . "4•-:;
. ',Au unforseeen, totronereinhensis fir 6
tiroyo, Ape,: in ,my. derpoir i - ittt; unlawful'
otoauti 9f-Vrcwirillgs funds; 44498wer lof,
cads,; =Om% awl A hecufii4llPtcfeattectill- ;
- 1Y ME. l . l W.PTillionctgMPte4,-Mwia'asthlifii,
on't.be atninol..practiqe . ,' -I )* ) itieeliiti•
:1/0" arAlligse qf , erg 11:k VW!, talvo 4ie ;
r 013 4 41 of the aunts elm spocified4.,4re
i
(4 irlfluiY BS if ff/i._,lni- I/VC ilina AO yo ,
Fri r! t e I jr _ antite.4istttu t ion to:Abe:l4ore
ratilq• .Wiki: - ?iPtilr,ed-from:-..94eL400.P . '
.oejrzJoilisSP4,---:Whet ~ repaitti, is ;hottsstiy;
ojy,own ; - I apgoing to. livtiahosti.out!'
-yoi3r4liktighteF:Wilt 0 4047-4 e 4418.,iviili=
Otit 101004 10 ft*PtAttlittkritittleo; , l 1 , t
•, ',: Thee nest: day, • Werettford itia fittittea,
lannden, , insleirer3i-eneseidthe 'be iliitne'
14141611 1 C a ti iliPend isiegrakfulnkiliC3 '' = ! ,
~ ; At l bw 4 1 / 4 4 ( riut - ot o,a4Wrantigilletlyi,.
ibe ~4 1,hater : aaserntilatii!elirgillaffi# 4,
niMentheriifit* iitittilliiv - eiriditt:
of le-tima - foliaiirdy - ,. th#4l4._ ,
i l tirojit
the honorable contlirer " - hip;
fS _-__f.
I' ..
• :• •- •`' , l.. 4. t 4: • I '
way man, who, dirouzh the tnedta p,r
tu the,
qac llupt " 11 r. 'Siniptin) ad
,
:rued their itink-lainented aash - captt at and
interest, • - „ 4 ,
N '• - - 'I - t - • '= -• • , .,1 -= ! .
. - • .....-. • Ofikfals- - --,•• , • i ••• • .-) '
The', following - is l tt3iteral= copy .oft) a
beggar's petitio. 1 whiCh in(s. - racently
been circulated by nlyouth.*ltS pirlielk...
Itirly - redltair'ind Sandy Complained ":" l
'This is ' to certify t hat - .the .betrer,- An-,
, todia Pittricit O'Flaitereyo;itil'itt.:native Of
;Italy, and helongitelsomiief those unfor
tuitatel. fa from
own..
the •_crater of 111 tunt Veadviluss in the
eruption of 1807 ; , and in descending the.
'sides of the rugge -Monntitin,,With:'maSs
ti
es, of stone; hiva ; &le:, waspcrnally'sepii
rated 'front hilt fondl.pnrent i r,,tender •sts
tars, and loringbtlethers. , , Thbs,.ho. was
thrown upon. the-711;h1 at , aalCarly:a ie.,
an orphan,'without riends; .b l pit . by , tile
aid - of ..philanthr6 IC -Italians, he'-wits eb.,
abled to procure *cense and it-Oeck 'of ,
penny - papers,-whick..•he for ;r0 Mks' , .cidt 7.‘
t ;)
tinned to sell at tifel - rayinus railron4 Oa-,
Lions in and 'around ,Naples; •• 4y pdtirltig
industry and - strictl eConomy,.he was en a=_
bled to reach this Cetintry, thniltigh Whih
he now wanders inl the' hope of ,, riteetidg
his. , long
_separated family,. who,iia. the
wind was
_blowing - lfretn thd,,oast at tlie.
time of „the eruption,, he doe,.> of Aim 4
exiscsomert : here - an:+ng.ni:/'. , - ,
I commend this young/cinder to the
tender mercies of the hunevol nt, knerb
i
iOgi as I do, that hg, is/honest and that
his story - (which he, cannOt.spe' . k` in 'En
_
glish) is a true one,/ ' ~ .... :
(Signed) ' >jl - 16tottiit .
icaptain / at ha ship - Tit
, . J1.4.1ca C.,Es'An,„ .l .i,:,, ._.
Chargo:TA / tr..iir4 a :1406.
. 4.
loquence
the :let, -j
his-city an 4
~ colored
of t he .prese
nclusion
the stationar,
rcb, who; wa
on .t . Barr
iit took
/Netrro
Some, time ainet
er.Sanriseyisited
a le'et ore ;1)0; ;'re the
on the- wiCkedneasi
tion, ;At. the Gni
learned•diSCO,U ne s .
or the Union Chu,
.notiaced ;o.,speakt
mo'n'ated t [Culp
commence4a4.-fillf
Bredren and ai
fust brUdder, 1 a °
de: whole field, .
lots L'.
The bt.ipired.l)
an Of
rogiteries and ran i
crate world, and, 11
tbe orful feelins
jutlgm' (nit day,'.
co l
Inane tho'..und i l
those present :
• 'Alt kitty ,:beitib'
Constable ob-dis
your sltiiulder , and,
oner !--4you kni)w
lou-trernble: all o
yonk,heel 1.. 1:10.
stable, ile .I,chq, ail
ha
TOO FEEL= DEN, OLD ]
FUEL :DEN.
lurid claps Iti§Thatl
saYs—you're my fir:
11)(iw akeered: you feel
g frtuiii your _lead
itexi deAlrtiigitt'y,co
tie great:jua
yntif, shoulde l
' , ig pHsonci'
s
The.4ogicujr - vi
appeal was-deliver
its efFect::' T
preaching:-
•1 Qusca
anccdute :off` qrpve,
by a, corr espeMdel
Times: -'
te fe)lTOWitt
ik,Or Ohttei
!„ut o cw or
*Y - 1
' He hail high res ect for Bishoyilloor ,
A man :tinted :lat only for the ppy,o
ritf h s
character, but als.n. for . the retilitirm s -.
esty of his disposition, and-furlthe-getie
al favor in - whichlhe was 414. ~As t• e
story y'an, a 'dinner' was giveniy_soMe of
Goverithr Morris' 'friends. when
he was
about departing -for Europel
. - BishOp
Moore and. his wife were of the partj.t.',—,
Awning otlier"thinget that passed iin eon
irer.sat,ion, Mr - . 111(071s, observed 'that he
hod made his willl-.:in 'prospect of , going
abroad; and, twining to Bishop Moore,
said to 'lira . : •41 '' •'l' • ' -
- " My, revereud.ioieAtl, l'hai lierpieath -
el
ed'to yon my witaie Stock till ' padebee.'
II titibor Moorfi r?P `e
-ti 4 . .` f ' :,'- :,'.'•: '
it.
. ' Sir, you are nut - only very kind, but
Very generous : , you , have :Icre to me by
fai-IhOifreafer portion Of your estate:'.:
'M
rs. `MOore,iinritediitely.fiddeiti :'<
i , .
dears ou at comou o ossess.
i t ; I M i t „ 1 . Y l , i 1 • P
1 ,,, 1 i II V ‘ ,
n o. yo.r in..erit- ticertimat..r.i.y,sooo.
_ .
ANTIQU_AntIi jt inibitenta A24* TITSBe . , -
lit.i.-=-The ' NO tvYork Commercial' Aii
vertiser.-iyieaking of 11,:tyard's Pew4o44
entitled, ',Discoveries amongr o the.l.lnina of
liineVeli and Dabyton,',inst. l published by
Putnam, ,anys : ..Me. - Layard'ii ' tvidume
a bou nail with corr Ainrat ions . iif . tli if hi .4=
torical portions 'of I 4 1 13, Old' Testaniebt.-L
! Mound. nit pr . moui di' palaconilerlialac ,
and,er . eu. t ()tubs, an' iiiiilen vanlts, test. y.
to theminute trial fyiness ofthat inopir . d'
Yoliaile`... Units `ei loiritileiiiies'itiiii 'Mile
re:lmbed from' they oiiryl and'iihmitat ft =
gotten., past. add,- 11 tile' rigraridettr-5a1;4
AndeAtY-',.9f lbeiC. 4.,ti - ruilltY,...Fll9tie,:ilie
efinljowne4a and. i uorapcp ,t 4:,..t l eoff l itif-, Alf
the present.' ' It 'W ipld,ho,,iin irit'Oreiitiiii ,
li.
task to`gathi'r - int i
o,. .t:e litia ‘vol u m7 l3 :l , :i s li ta tiO tti,:
calwo6Orations.'!• 'l. , yi' , 14. , 1: - 1.. , 4.1-il'P t, elli
• g r o wn,
''V .411. 1 ii
"rub grown, onciceye.
di one.iiittliltoc
'l,lllo,vaas ill PIM*
a
k4 l l l 4Jini 4 l 4 ° 64 4
1. I) ,.effilk•hail 1 11 .4 3, 0414: 1
:- 1 1,244 41 Cik! ritetke I '
d riVtd t9,4110 1 40f tp .
kV County .ii.- 1 ; :
1
sinl:l4, t 4r 0111 g.. „
t!. ,sll l / 4 + o ; ilt A k. 41,1 li, :
prodol6l4' rift.,l‘ i ._
~, " 4' 1 l': '
1. G Oli s tiri Attltil,
~.-•
qOO l OOO Aviiiiv
Ptft=A '441 - frii , , l le-i
a
ri
.
jR: r,atha,n
r,124441v.
A kumfrAd_ into *sing
jog. -Wad.. a Irani!,
knftwlog,t!,lcert4iiii
loilties, ,:s;ttfiler
uPcpand.,!..theA'
obit. 04 triivOier:
tifeo 0,140 NM a
"3.0-4461raiut,.
-
4.4 he sta
Vitif)s) 44114 it,* 1
W)ktr' —1116.»-w
up
,for
to Tindal .bread r
EMU
4-A.; Peep
delivered .
Opulation,'
lit genera. - -
ns.Avry
,y.mikister
'sl,also- an
,.e subject,
text,.aukl
as, in consekens AA) f l
't ,got time :() nix
ltjist cross 7mts
drier'_ then *Pnt into
110•Nicq5,.4.44 vaniiie
Mies 'of - the unregen
reeded"h. sinners nt- 1e .great to. ~lesdri6le
iciudi4g-with '11)4 0.
trip*risnitil,vitich.-we4t
t*andiug.,4l.l4ost. - - 41-
MMI=
if:iuldec.llii3t a link t
al powetfi
° '
=ENE
i. - ., ,, ,!,_::i.°?..i. - ,',.--;:-;:.,:i ~ ;. : ::- - , . -: . 1 1 .1. - :..i l ;...,.
~:3
-. : --, - The:Altaildeseit•Pktotee. , . - -- 'i
- A. .-. utiful maid,..nt the dawn, of da");;„: :.,
A .9hbel Mnid,sit-ht.hPr,iethkge:Pree.i.i ;:,
~,
~.,_
Her sewing fell idle hit , . kilee ''' 1 ~, , ''' -
Fer her heart and, her ihnughtelrePli, , i-far a7.0 - ,i
When a rilcr ota wooer eame.up the dell; .--..,'.
'A werftehnse.heiliesoite Wiiuld, thinli,WeitifeW
But a maiden'i bean-is-n - o'lllde to tell=!, - ., '':"--:! ',.
. ' And though Old his , face;set his-coat, - ...wis. new -;
Oli.w . y ng.Maiden's . .heFt. is , a eF4 is. O. tell+ i ,:,'
And., hongh‘old his Lice , yet !us ioat I Witi new.
The w . hegaveeher-a-wistinl_look- r ri • .c....!- ,
And' ist4k ten.'*,.ere• thi.werd4fie2o,!id• .:.t' '-
While erry she sing, like nsimtneioele, '.'' - .
I
And biped - 'with 'her ieedli, - "and ' iiiiiitted' the
- ti, reu t. , - ../ - :• -' --. -c, if..:l -; -- , ..j,,
He s eof t he ring and the.lretitiing-ibitnes, ': :.
'He p . her hand and , beaded his knee
And he ed 'and. itoPtored 'her. to ii : " . -rik, ingel•
N and intkray- soother, idd ' abi. , ...:.,.'5'-: ''-
0h.,13..1
,plurself;My darling,. said. he 4 ' '.1,.
N and ask 'my Mother; sisidishe,l' , • " `''-':' -.
Scarce i ;the house.had the wooer geie...C...., :. '
Wil
,t,t' young man leaned o'er a ,tiiighbFing
..... Y stile , - - ''' : - -'-': 1 ,
And'tut ‘iaii - the lib* . that - yOuth :lint OK= -';' -.': I" . =
Andplayful gay was-the maidens sMili--,- ,,, t ', '-
,
'Prayw n is this earl.that comes here to wool"
..'
~Must/And Whe at your.iii:e.does he talk 54ikeel--, , I -
4 1 1
,ust I ask your Apuii, - tainl -- I - , '' - :
No, Hwy,' ilia' wht=peietEZ-yim inWitliisksiit
I'd -bettergo in, your`mother.to see, - , .. 1:--- is , L ,
No, H any , no—no you Must. kneel and ask we.'
There was wailing one;Mein;at-the'iiihiire - chfi re k ,
- Wailing, and weepsng, and werd4 0f...W0e--
For the wealthy old - wooer was left in the, lurch;:'
- The maid kad goneeff with siyonttei-bi?au. ' - '
Warmly-the sun on.the bedgerowzglowed,, .--. 4 . - - -i .
w annls; it , showed 'en the : did , 4rln gate_; ;2. ',l
And wild was . tli hiughter upon tin? roan' -
As Harry rode cilr - with his - widded miter. ' '
Ha! ha! he iiied-;-Ho I Ito l'i . lititeli , d he,...- , - ;
They may' wait .s. long.,while ere' the bride lb. ,
. ' ':`Anecdote' . of . Daulet.'.Webslo.-,-: - '
:.,....1:. welLreineMber. bearingmyl4ther,tel 1.
the Collo:mint aaeo:4Ote,illostyaiti44,th il - .
earkr genius of that great 41444:wb05e losS i .
.4 mighty nation • *mink; '-,'':',; ''; - . 7 ' -' ll--- .--,,.
• Eia6no,ei ,Weliit - er, - Tilie. - :fiitherlref, Dari,"
.iel.,ves a farmer. The i . ''cietabie - Sg . in'ttsg
garden . ' bad ~ i,.#Tere(l ; ':.6 . tOidralp, ' ,4:.::.tiiiP3:
the depredatietii.ele 'weedeli4Ck4 : &etind4
hiig') - WhOse hole'tiii(Thehjeiii6if Were 'near
the,premisee.-- I:l4filel,mimetea. or twelve:.,
-years old, and hisotolder.brether,-gzelcieb '
had seta trap -:and:l,:fnially,MiCceede4tin
Ic6fituripg...: the, -trc8p05i.,,..i,.gF . g19.0. : ; . pr0,
.posed: to kill. the .apinial: - ail'endl.M.:,oncb
4fluillgy. -- Irp4l.lt:'tri.)ni.iiim,,-;..b'p l e i P4loo.
looked. with ..conipaiiigli 4i.ipoo...ll6: . iiie6li;:'
dumb captive ; :Mid :efferedf c - tri.leii'hita'..gb- '
.free.l ' 3The'hey - 1. - :::cbilld.l , ltiet-rtigiee,, mid: '
each , appealed - ;t47 their father .:tii ..d.o'cja:.
tlie.'case,:. '''Dell,:nly-heYs,' :88i4,',.=the;;Ailt
gentleman ' id. iiiill - .lie -jutbie.k ,- - - Ther c'
131 the-- prisoner,' ‘(piinting .1.e.. thug -A - yin - A-
• clinck,) and,yea =shall be:.the:seq ! sel - ,- : cud . ;
plead I the - 'case Ter, Molg,p.:o:n4:liiBlik and
liberty' - - Y . ' ; '''' '' ' ' • ".:- I 'l - '7 - ' - :'.:
:- '
Ezekiel Opene.s2:-tnetCaCe - , - .Witb:i4:stiiiipi ,
aiguiteiii,'*giiig'l4 ii; : iiB - eloyil . tihsi...p4t Ore!
of the criminal, the gretit s bari:s had-Cl=.
ready aciee, - ..eiii4'ihaf, - ;nineli' : :tiine ,f - iii --- a,la., •
- had - beea,Cpent - in his capture; and new: if.;
114 Wes : Biifrdictl- r tiiifi ancr.'gii'', l ngei.n • t
i
Iprgt;-11.1tiziuld :refieW'-bil'depredatiin s, - -.1
and, : be cunning enough. i)iietict'kisfki''li' ;:
.lelf to be - Caught:tie-din,' and ihat'bibmibt'
ii9' . ir . .to ti tint,:i . 6,,ilefitY.-;ilini - liik i 4kinl . Wai
of some 'value an d t hat - ie: Make'. -- die 'niest''
? ~ - - - ..,i -. •
of him= they could, it! *Mid? net : tepny . half
:thO - :damage"itbaiVid - rendfdpUe*His - liir :l -
~gainent wai - reattri . iiiititteitlitii:thei t ieint,-.
I unil l- Of witch - -greaterleugth- - .than Emir; liini.
iti-icill - allow us."'tO !OCc.upyie - retating- the
story. I -'-- . '.- ' .--:''' ' - -..-- '3; - --:.' ; .II - •- ''' '
....- The; 'ftlit* looCd' - witli l iiride , npen - his :
ion, w hoi beaame4.,distinguishedjurtst. in
Aii,manheed...... :
_.s.oyv ? :.pt.z.uipi,,.:it I 3 :: .:4.9,. ‘ 4 .
.tur l 3 l l l , - 44:.!Yctllk- Y.F, 1 :10.91,P 1 Y,..:.. --
-liva,4.: the '-.§ rst c4se:'".. - , Veda naiir..-ibei'-
ihOI
-..:P1b4,4 iitif .
bitii4..:,i. bad
..[: iksi b..11,,y, :- Feet
- ed - 114 - 'father,tliejudW&,:ind - is:lii4Sliroe;
brilliant , bl ac k : #yet:loOted apoilthOiSOlL,
;,.ad4,l*Pkai§jon 9r'!4 6 .RPITPO,i and 45)10
-.
,
83 *;if"tre*Vu k *itY:td*r 7 J 1 . - . 6 hT4ri ' o* - :
priin4l6iio, - ti iviit:44olfea - tiitii - oty;:
'ai34- 116, PPPP494 :1 w4.4 09 ( 1 0 qtit" . -WOs - that:
the.::,:e4ptiye , iejght,),-Ogityi : -- gi,iitigt.,- - . 094,n.
sail;: iii - a - : - .la -.- ximati - ,:i.91 - 6,;iiittedch li-;-- - be I
Wad 4iiiieliiin_tii.life; iik'iliqi-tfiO'briiibi
littuligiit;gthe.;'pare - Itirl,:the{;:tiee'fieldi-- - -Imid •
iirocids: ;:00d- had ';net Made-bit.ol:or r ,4ny=.
:tbing ± in,l,vaini,-:,tlie - , :. - , woodchuck as
.much :right' to life:: csT: . 4ey , ''OiliecfjliiMg . .'
thing; i he was riet,,,,--4'destinelh'ith'ititiO4l * :.
'lts :the', we:lf : 4;4l4°. 1..(,),*-rfir;,..,43.!...;.0015: ate
.4're*-OMiernon. -egetabloeti,q `ick'theY
h i ad.'a . lll' ) l4 ilAi-iii0::,, y1.4"iii:1:.0'414 . ,' - atiaip a ifq`,r - , - *-to
AY:A eaoai',eicefiC . : the little ` `: fond
- he'iteedo ta.instain :biss : lintable.lire4,:iiod '
:thlit t little - fliod-:wo, as swooii,,,:, to - .1410,;„ , :aiia..
2 39,,1 , 1 90 3 ,5ar r Y - It;c .14 1 .9*i.,.4:0401;iii**,- - .,X45, : -
theta the: . roa'itpert IlliS . -"itiettieesi:iii4, - : 7 1 - . + - :.:
tio4 - fii'iritigeit: thei'keinf:feOdf;' - : ;:, : . b . 0'.344*4
ibini . iilll4hey;-I).4.4.*d . ;:i.ttiora*oialtipy
- not spare - I*4 . 1 iii - dumb .' ..' ''' tiro.
: who really hail as,*l44,.:rigb,t--4olo,Amal
Shale of Gixrd , hoiliityi'i4'o467 th e mselves
had ityth6r' , portiOn 1- .. .: , ,T.414,',L - 14 :: Otel i L''. oillt *4.,'-l. r .
imaViud , neveryiautOiLAtiet .
,f,liptoixifiliii.
Ainto' r e,of the ,b1.0.*: : tif • ;GI o;:* . ime,rlol,6fte*
1 ilid;ibi4;sillctls4.oll6wed.th4 - *iinploliar;o‘ 7 lr
less iiii,iincts , i hp litid`!!':Ocoll, - .: - 6 .44p u i,-1,b0 :.
bnita'iif*hii„ -- entin%Ot' ll lliXhitig:, '' , :.,.)Cr.t* :
1icif,1,4.14041*-- irsiikhlihita**o ,r r. attgh,t,
1
44'utfGoili,titi. ife;-,'! - O foo l -li : . I':Wltiiict
. - list no '' ht .4i . A''' ---.:-. — li eith er: - 4 4 ir :
they noxtg ,
~, epnv",.. earnest 14 ~•
, Ile,tdktaktiti) th4:tiiiito -. ;hup19,441'..
,ingo,4,l*iittuitititli:triithtitilift4;-4**F•et'i",
LisAiiiritiaultkiiiii4hijii..i4it.:***lfiansi . . I
ramthej** - jodopo, , ,Ah44iiiiiii , **poct
I itliii*lfish- lti3O l t - Oililiiiistioo4
liiiiO4:oOk T ittiii : ilffiiifithok*ciiiti4i,i*Ork
' iiiiiii;i4baßithit:b4a44iiiiiii ,, itiviii ,. ,
, Dieriat ibiotypot!V*loftge-,4tot star::
44 . . i ii Etiei.: 61a:iiiiiiii****11:' . r' : :::fiillii: ::
-• qtiliiiikiwiebile r
....lattt r.p ii::.eb. .kg, ..) : -:' .11 4,.:7-:
I Li4 i f: fileli4 7s6l 7l l oooAliWi 4 to *1 . :.-*!t*,',: - .
ettli
vii , iiiiiie'fiti4i***Okffitii ' It'iiiit;':
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heyopti ; tl4l4; - Of - CotititinO* :'! . #ii., • his
a44tPritht SY: B 4:**'.. :P;kee4l - ,it41 , :0 4 ,
Irk
9 ,iiii..y....-
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liiont. - ffie.....01.1 . ,4,.. ,- .: ., ' , ..f . 1#
41104,
.. , 06. , n. -- ;_,: - ., - **Togitic.”4.,
ultina .-:, -': 4, !.-,. - eat; l - .....
1,,,
1 ikji'% ola ~...,":.-, fc - :-. litkr*::: ' - **4l_ ~ . - ' ..i•flt •-.
• t ivs4, r- 1 .,.5... „ :3 • ! .. t .< . . --., 1..-.....,-
istopi - ior
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:I- ; lt't: '.
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Thetotowini464llllo - 'ritßa 'vita/
true sketch is fw>i ttie4Londoniquarterly
ReviAi ; ` , 4 1 -'. 3-:A'g.4- -. r; -'.`oo..ri.
' Yo se Ihrlid tota l " C-4old to '
u e,
..3 Y,., lu a = PM 1
the Of les:4slintinett:ad Of Flo 1
cmuirlendatinn of millinertzw ) tSlizcleel
not = how on nal= a - pattornmaya*lf ate==
be ugly ; or how recent alshape,,if Aims -
awkwar • -.t ' 4 7.1 }fault yery 1, _
things wlifcli T pio - plii`geheietly supposeto
be brought' froth Paris, 'On at istieudide
by aFreneb Milleuer , :bukwhick
are brought fmnt tll - niuntrest town.
made up by her iiivirmlia. Nut IttAlor
Own costnre Esaiebnenew---on tigi
tr!iy,'sherwears many a' cheap t dresiwhit
it is, ahrityw-gfxKli She d ale utdio‘
c,onfusiou of. c-0 - 4),tsimAr_ d `. idle *
studied.sobriety . i but 84, 91tlkePeaVgls
you• \l4l th a - Tritefresin i OF ility
You rid' 'a
Juilieloulla 0 4P 14 /*, li
'serer , of tinsel `or trumPerflf‘Pualii 6 Pon
tin l ek
her. She.' puts - up faith ii4velvetkeibds,
ate 4 i ,ii .. ,
or gilt buttons, or,.twi ' coo
quite . „Etrarp f boWaVer,- that the.garnlidvs
, quite aSitEl P" tant l i '
Silii - diefig ; ' ::illtber
*inner borders 'and lieadiugi 'are "dcatiake
and fresh; and should anything PeeP-obt
which is , not intended to be som,ii=is
quite as Inueb'eb as tkat'w l 4/ 1, is-
,Mier
all, diem is no great art eitherin heiinsh- --
ion or bor.material: The second aensikts
simply in 'knowing the thien.unities °Ewer
dress—ber o'wn station, her-oWnligestlaid
her own Ipoints- and uo woman - , dresim
well trhos: does not. Alter j O k is i enp f d
not say that whoever is - attract-4 , ,by cos
tume will not be diSappointea loY:A0
wearer. She may not be bandseine or
accomplished, but we will answer fin- her
b*qng ev°a - temPerell welt inf . :mined:44o-
roughly sensible—a compieteladY,
i .. • :-•\ • 's, ,
'',::,1 ,..•it! •> ' ,:- 1 -- • i4s'
'Ta ~,:,- 4 ._;_Lel:: .; * :: t 1 , : : 14. - 1 , • .. , 'Il
"'" US t itUt iOnalten4i • , ,_,. i
Thar() ilfaothiiig thitpll9a4, ii; , T9a7.401)0r• :
er inia..klia Oda Qf'repiiott:(an,,pr k llftener
passes. ca,riatit fiiii:: . geniea,' tban_s,iiitit -..
might' Lii *lilted: ' . constitutional it
tare- . .
A Man -Without. ibia;i4itevvi - miy Willis -
;worth .:or `real- " powers;_wilk*).:ll/ o ;!iiget 7 -:
01141 the 'IWJr)(I, o a, T l ',. a =k#4i.t , 44 - oarK. ._
will fl y ii.tkiri, air; as' ai r l,preteiarir.*ll
.-,
It, and ` : with ` iii)-: MO*. gnalkti:443iiiaele :
,--,
reeryinienirhiini , wilre''srire' either to
blunder ni,on BUG:Via% :or ', - wilt aiw failure
.'at ..ilefiane,'.By..constit r utlenat ta ~ I -
meao. irf. ,-g en oraltAhe-.warintbATLY4JPr :,
gi+ieti - fQ a', aliayidias:: - I:ild:_iflirijirtp: - Ily- :
his bodlly i iStaMiria; by - Mere: iiliyaiiiitfec6 - '.--
- i"ization.. - ' = " - --
'''''''" -- ' ..- :''::q-'''..,- -. P . ?, - Vri,?:..
;,.:: 4 weak ; mhul , in a antitid:tioaiAibei;'
:ter, =or it le.asti',PdTre. Proai - iible.,4* it:::
sound mind in a *oak and erekY- eenferm-
,i,: - -1-t.;--,_-.•.y.4:t5i..•::.t5ir.e.41-7,'lilii4=.rz.
hiwtif ' r4e . t -a man hiie if 44!,ekteireale !
tion. :4 - ....,giind 'digestion,- ti,lxilki - Ahe-.
thews, amt sinews:of a inan;Tapal*elft• _
lity;-tbe : unthinking r.coja#44prif lr .r!*f_.:
y tiwsn.,,aiiii vvi!hout Ail- arPtilila;24. l : : ?‘ 1 ? 7,
cintii *i7i4:l- ulir'inior; Ile' wair., , attil x ,,a44l,
suiateri'O'lntr rtfpnr,":ita - jch4le ,: biCi4iiy,. %.,
Aced
thrmish lifer,- - and - haveltbeilype* , 4*w . _
those 3vhO ire . his
_better* -inieye!ryth:iet_l. 1
hut health i „ and • Strer*tht2'. 4 1 i 6 ,:ift'st 5. :* 4 1 .. -1
be e`ihOed3W.ith =lead liugbter, - , CoeBiisso-
~
14 own lungs be' iti'fo'o l4 ) ll Wai v ailli"- - -.
- 'clear; beftire' b'eliaSiiiieitikbeiri;*liile ' '.
elittle:', bectiii.:neriteus , liiiemriati.44lalt, '
;stammer. Out at 4 mirablil t c.'94 -4 4-444 . 2 13 ... ^-,,
dilneo in the A l)9 !i t g l l t %A e - iii llfttfx ..
iaiiii6tii hte'rfr:.: ' „ '', 1 -:'. -., - I' . -;}';.;,....- -:
a.
- - Iste'iirt - 'shalt tell'
-e.a Story
; alo ll l . ols
~
hil . ieriruithrfrinterreFtior, , that : ' -t he
,t e
bikter..stopershirtAnt-Ifia.atteMpiifromderg N-ektea..PrlAe:c4 4 llo9o° shall' be
empty , ~ L i n 4 noisy,_
~.....,„.4:.. „A:C-1 7 '. -4 ,4 - 4`7 , '.
'iniligiiinfit - 'in tertn tem - most ceip- ,
inn'tiplan t hings !untk-a coh . dfin . -- . 1fr),1!„ •.,
:'and.; a I (II r9l/1,3 iic -wards f Oilit l e o t.i 26 *ith ' *
more t ha*ipeudent:iviulliegs.* . om - fi,itie.t.' '
while 4YP-;f4t#F,, shrinks from`. l 4 * l '; ' c6 s c - ._ l 7 - ) I
'ti 'n, . iiio'deeilt9r"iiiii . beat'erq y ::,.hiik'i;:qui ==
'ii.6iticy laia:t4iiiiiitie4 , i4iicrikeoC:'4 = jl4,
04i1 iiiintlillithliter;' - . 1, :. ----. . 4 '''' ,. .• ' :14 17 L:4?'-' - ,
...1 -•• •: - - - ~-,, • . '' .r , ...',.1 Ifi...t?
i Pat* I!T!OPPE..---Thime aritAkiii4,lll,"
Niet I canno t bear--thti,:itmklV:9 '41 . 3 . 11- "--
eisibl - pi' sili6et h saikii i t ; - •.'
~,,11 . 3 ~ - .Y,----.` 4 ! 0 1 56 ..- . ...a . ..„e.r.,.....2.. IS ..„
ri,ctice...;.e# 43 : - ..r.e;-eyeiy, : ro*etnesit , is -,-.
.nelcsitiOti:aible.lAie" who, - thOtiet;'44lll ..',
I . cilail.-iik.io• ibe •categories - or pnliie :be-
_.-
! ..ifii.,:4o . ..... i# . (4lallatliel#,..etitor, ear-:
5 1 4:140i . . kr*en 6 . - , - iNYital!qmqlocttipii
1)(6
aonor..l..,.rtay
.Ito,', al)u .... 434
...
- nd i li t ... 'itit i4l o& -
ii, re . .,iiial he'lltik,itiejrals.viitirsel(litta‘ . .":
i
1 •0, 4.F.ace, neo to
..7cry . ,.:.peekt......-,... -4.•••.:.:
ini te:Aitit r - et , plaee,yetiol .- . 1 -o:4t.iiiitfrfibik . 71it
*pubt• itot bent t . hemteaoiiiki4lo4ttie ... 7 :
B vr,c4 . , scrutiny '
.:4, 4**iilli)ifiiit4l ~
ut
: % , tigit I Kant .is Apkilegtt„ttio,!h ,th e
el i - 'if *ec - ':*lfiteicetiniii..; . 'titetietikei A ti
that liOtiVi i eiakiNiiiiaiibliiiiiiiiiirthirolei '.
hat . efisieko- affability' to all; that-' - obities
imitlity:friap:Otreo : boaota;_and-telltlevetr
matt tut the , iiiiiitifibi.to be cotifideet-aod
1 ..appy7l.rhls..-tki..wh...o,..liken
4' and no t the
be: virtue - Jou his tet•Fctlia`idal
eiii#lr-s:fliruillity..-nt...TlWtVolo*tivaly. ,:-.
riileifiiii . d_ would - rediSkili wtioliiiibt,lts,;
manflitiit a a wire-hound'aiiator , ..A3Mi a •
.
1 ery aud . cuustratut..—Dr.4*latii . i.'...2.:" .. ::.- - . - .
• , il, - _•itz.--•J42iii:• - if.t..i•:',::4it'si. , -..
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A, §p4Ef4N.414.,- nae•Auue- 41%,.g ,
we .: u4it .inft:tha . x. - -4 wciiair,Tua 4 arr,:: : :Cs: .
...ThirliikaftAakWeiniiiet ad j arliti ‘..
1 -:i: t3'
4 4iiiii4 11 600i0 i Vatii . 4itiitikai . r : ' ..- . 4 , - .
1 6 .
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