The Susquehanna register. (Montrose, Pa.) 1849-1854, December 08, 1853, Image 1

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VOLUME 28-- -NUMBER
"ruff tuner."
, .
Lyra: - A Lament.
'Maidens. Whose trL.ises shine ,
-Crowned with ilaSodirand eglan tine. -
Or, from their 'strived buds of,brief roses,
Bright as the tentien c.loiee. . • '
Of April twilight after lehling
Fall dowri-irenppled Skeins.
' And golden tangles low • t,—
' . about your bosoms; dainty as new snow, •
While the warni shadows blow in softest gales
Fair hawthorn Soirers and cherry blessoms white
'Against your kirtl&Q, like- thetrotli from pails; .
1 0'er brimming, with milk at , night ;
When lowing heifers burs their sleek tanks
-In wiwowa'of street bay or clever bauks;—•
Come near and hearil pray, • I ' •
' •
My plaine d roundelay. • 1
. •
\Wherecreeping vines - Werrun.tlie smmy . leas. ,; ,
s„
dly, Sweet souls, I watch yourtkinitig bank
wish stained hands ' • •
Your leafy cups with lush, red strawberries,.....
Or deep in murmurous glooins, ' • . •
,Itiyellow mosses full of starry blooms,':
Sunken at eitse--eacli - busied as she likes,
Or stripping from the . grais the beaded dews;
:Or picking jagged leaves from the'slini spikes
Of tinder . pinks—with warbled interfuse
• .. .
Of poesy* &rine, , • • • * '
That Haply long V° • ''
Some *retched borderer of the realm of
\Wrought toA . nlcet •
If in your lovely,years .
There be'a sorrow that reap, touch with team • I,
The eyelids piteously, they crest biz shed.
. Foa LYRA, DEAD. • - ,
• The'ntantlb of the May.
Was .blown almost •witkin theEummees reach,
And all the 'orchard trees, . . • •
Apple, pear, and peach, - • -" -
Yilt ere full of yellow bees, ;
Flown from emit hives away. '
.• -
The cello* dove upon the dusty beam , .•
-Flutteted its little wings in streaks of light. -
And the gray swallow - twitiered full in sight;
; Harmless the unveked•lcaut • • •
Brovra'd from tile building elms, and - thrilling lays
.Made musical prophecies of brighter days;
And allwent jocundly.. 1 could but say, •
Ah I well-a-day !—• ** •
What time-spring thawsihe_wold,
And in the dead leaves come tip sproutsmf gold,
And green and ribby blue, that after hours
'Encrown w . ith flowers; *
my heart. •
Froth all delights apart, • • •. , •
`Even as an echo hungry foithe wind, ••; • .•
When fail tie silver-kiasitqwavies to-unbind
The music bedded in the drowsy strings
Of the sees golden • .
Thet,aometimes, with their honeyed murmuring s.
- Fill all its underswell4= - . •
-For o'er the sunshine fell si - shadcra Wide .
lYben'LTra died: ' : • •
When sober Autumn, with his mist-bound brows,
Sits* drearily
.beneath the fading Ixtughs;
• And the rain, chilly cold,.' l ' x
Wrings from hiebeard of gnlo.; • - .- `••••
And as aome,cOmfort for his lonely boars, •
Hidei in his b.Wcont stalk of withered. doweri. • '
I think about what leaves are &roping:round -..
A itaxmat' ly - shapen m o und; . - • ,
'And if.he wild wind cries \ . -
Where
Sweetshepherds softly blow ~ . • .
Ditties most sad and low . — - - ~ • ,
Piping on hollow reeds to yeti pent - sheep—
Cilm my Lynes sleep, .. . i
.11nvesed with.dream of the rough briers that pull
Frotti his stray&l bunbs the croon .
Oh, star, that trembles "dim : . '
1".1Pon the welkin's run, -•-.
.Send with thy milky sitadowslrOm above
.rsdinge about InT, lone;.
If
-that some ens-tons ware
.-. .• .
Made his untimely -grave, 1 .
Or if, so softeni ti half my . wild regrets,
Some coverlid of bluest mitts _.
.` Was - softly put aside; _
What • ha. died!. . '
Nay, come not, piteous maid+,
44,
Out of the intuln rutty Shades, • •-. i
Biditeep yrour-tr - crowned as you may'
With eglantine : a daffotlillie•••• gay.
And w th.the tiess of myrtles - sash 'your che e ks, When limy streaks, ~- -
Uprunn*g the - gray orient, tell of tnOrn-;-
- tl'hile I forkirn; 0.. ~ . • • - ' •
Pour all my 'heart to it
t
tears - anti plains, :latest',
Fon Laza; DUD-
Erllt naus rltftiUUL
' 'From the oincirinati Gazette.
What the French Wear
*
AND 41011' THEY WEATtiT.
. ,
The French regard tbe.Arnerica.n pee
ple in much be same light as theydo the
barba ria ais"of the far-Off islantb
of the sea for they assert that they -filid
au equally good market *it !leach foribe_
Sale of rich and gatudy :articles of manu
facture. Thus a larepol:i,iti 'of the silk
looms of Lyons are constantly employed
in the manufacture of gaudy.tissues. for
the :Nlortb Anierican market while the
Sneak and most costly styles of the 'cloth's
and icassimeres Elbauf and Sedan find
',no l bere so ready a customer as,the - Lni-.
ted States, The mrn
Patis - erchant'soe-•
titaele .a complains when - ailed ' far a fine
pia* 'goods, in which his stock is 4e- , '
ficiel, that all , those- styles are carried - nil'
.at hi her pricea than hecan - offinA,
• ye; by the Americana im p orting agents.
When Americin, on entering arailor 7 :,
ing'imatablistment in Perla, announces,'in
reply - to, the polite interrogatory Which is,
sometimes put to, him, the name' - of
country, lie is very apt,to be saluted with!
a bniader'stoile and -a greater convexity'
of the spitie than 'the citizens - tit' 'other ! .
countries, followed, by the remark, .sThea
. yon Wait to - see - the best goods
got." The moral conveyed by these Ciotti
should wit he forgotten. The fact it, wei, ,
are a nation of enirions; money-making
spendthrifts, and in tbe abience of titles,!_
and those_ Clew 'distinctions. Universally,
iecognizegtiO. Europe,, endeavor, - by gau
dy die ourselves in! adtance
,'nfeeo bail:is the*pild'e - eptifeciliti*
Our curious anomaly
of . galore aristocrats, and' atthe
same` time - more republic s; thail
Pith:m . ln - einistanii.- It he -ArlitoCraj
cy of brohd-elpiihibio*n freestone - f otos?
end •'• -
Fi;otto the
reactbat Amalie* dem 14'
fashion front Pei*One iatoralitit
, _
theherewith ideU that he' %ail
once InAhn 'streets of, Ole eitf-lhe st
- 1 043 if t peOplebithe warhE : ''ille 18-quite
asiOniaheir tti'' find bow fai *di been
deceived:l - ITO - teilkintich,4eyrottch i leas:
of tne die ; ` particulatrl 'dig.
-- the inetWitlit he OtiatOr - vatioty
estpoKsitoliuidays.: - ana
stYln) - iir[tiiiidined4o? - 11-y**lo4l . -
C?tritiiho4 %nth*
THE WILL
population, and low in compariso
number of persons who confur..
chantes of fa#bion in ihe large
'America. ' Olitditle of that limit
ber mitt( could tult decide what
reigni g style; they are so . dive
One ause ofl this diversity is,
per)pl pay soimu h attention to c
of person as-the reach ; while
_
very powerful of e is, that mone
equally distribute than with us,
er perisons ' can a era to confui
frequqnt ichanOts : of fashion.
quent I chiagesimust take place in
tt is
. a ,n' titinal - characteristic,
groupd , deep into a - Fren:chrn
_istenc, T lit ita influence runs thr
eriitio 1 of pis life, to be arres
t
at: 114eliginni and 'even to-that
not . t tOnaernsly: So that, .i
inevi i re tit doimpensa e for the
chaule ‘ flick ',is : requ red, the.
haVe r c - uired . the - habit of w .
4:1,
coebid' Olen that which ihe , i l .l
factors s l enoo-our country. .
perot i of France Wears -every day I
cloth' : ban nine-tenths of the 'doW
'e'er of the American cities.'
In! •aris, however, every one
work an i eniaged at his, work
- neat. lan ittclindd to believe t
1
this, enetlal ilea appearance wl
induid oeri nations. to ; born))
fih i liasts,"-I,'
,m . Paris. dertaiplv; i
fiance{-an : appropriateness ,. the 1
styles . do , Ot-fiqual the , English till
ica,n moth cation . lit- is easy t'
nize t. Ne -York- of London 'ma
streets of arts by his back. -.Th
fans elk nothing mote thin to see
back i.e knowi whether he- is k .
Ainerican, provided Ihe be, a fres
and eirris, with him the -colors w
brought vim home., .' .
'• - Ant th4C. reason 'why:We endetwor to
I)
follow . the Frehc style is, the t thelFrench
poopl cirrylh ir clothes with . stitch infi
t
. • • . . .
inte g ace, git n to the 'most unnatural
and opt.-of-taste styles- ; -an easy= .4-twee
'bat bur retitle - wkward . people, cannot
appro ch in t i n ' style . Which tl'ey may
chums
. 3 .
to •adlip ~ .1t is rare t see a
Franc -"fop,. lb is, what tie nn erstend
by a Op., , The I re Plenty_ of ea who
pay as much; t tioulto'their cl thes 'lib
With US but - t e'r manner, when arrying
them, den't a y u se their thou ts. It
isamus ngto o It at our very yo4ng.men
when they ge o th eir first Pari4. outfit;
e f
a thing which s n takes place, linfortu
i. it
ostelfp.i. hiettt, for the • lringer la ire h.
r
stars here, lir . . ore simply he dresses.'
I - ,do . think theirn _t - ludierotta sigi, , a man
can see in`rafis,is a freshl:i arri ed boy
aiistoCrat tvilig to begrac ftil i one of
t .
Ditsantoy's' Itst out fits—fo our ermine.
- -.blood" wpn il go• to a she •
that- is not
patronized. by !Ito Ernpero . IC Ameri
cenfacan
thers would give thei sent, whom
Jhe3i , !send.; here, one or iVt ' gopd suits,
1
and then lititill the •ameutit f
o sticiplic . ta ail
i!my"bankdrs,? omit throng the medium"
Of•• their . -eyesj they had -le a, ned i a littlel
.
good sense, they- would Confer a favor on i
the boy and tbeir purse 'at the seine tinie.i
Altliengli I,have - been.here ii
. y4ar, and •
have! grown. perfectly aectistom to the
iiieta a well-inade American suit' (Amev
ican • •Matle [clothes are alwayS edified
'froiiithe'FriiiCh,) whenever I e counter
1
it, - stioll siri 4-me as the most . autiful,
the no At ye tnable ; and the rhos taste.
fel ;* Mid the bits no rea - in:whyt lie Amer
ican iieoPle, Who lead in so matif things,
and a r e dest ied to lead in so many more,
I I
.
'Should not -i . ent a dress of t.bea7o own,
whidli, by t **great" traveling propensi=-
ties, 'Would Sohn : becopm :universal . It is
time'4haat thelAmericanpeorili , c6ased to
run' 'zy aftqr Eur op ean fashi da. It-is
isell o k i remerliber,-too, that,feW' French
frai re in* well;` it is all a rage for a
riellpeasonftr a style and tiotfor'..ps."--
At, the .p:seseit - tnothent, if the skirts - of a
Coat." 'scarcely cover. the hips,' and the
sleeVesbaVe it Clean f?ot of openitig-tor
the I , nnits, it h; sufficient, no matter what
. i he , ,lit may •be otherwise.' =lt •is 'a, . k rot.
.ab -. is rility fe - ir•- it: se 'sible people te'endeav
or i 1 1f.,,110w. site!) ashions a.S these, with ,
ihe .: Incerity 'and levity wh ich ouiloc ,
'pie 1 ).- . - • - , ' • ; •
T iiratueis of iris dress with much
" taste, ''• 1 ' . the •nieti.
Mor gene a l ly, than. ..
The studY, OM 'sts more, and . 1 1 : 1 4,, , 6. ..
stab_ t-that .part p the art of 'dressing bet
ter; erhaps,{,tba any other, people.-,
7
The , tweed. to hel the ,slaves • Only to the
style(iof isimnott—sn:article .in Which the
FretiOr certai "ly exeel. • . Their- bonnets
are, ittlwayS asty and :piquant. The
Fre4h.ivorne ': dei,Pot . put eh-Ouch tnon
'ey on their be - is Mther.A.taeriCati or :
:English. ,Om ti, but they arrange . it .. .to
better a ran t ge.•,,Tbey are' rather too
f ' ,
fond 'of,
~ Tire trimmings and leivelrY ;
but: ethe . ;sa l the dress admirably , and .
mite -ni ` reasonably than , the ine n‘ ......
Twci st y! ~bowever, now worn
,by the.
Viiri' ain rartii,l,think Will find little fa-
Tor - 4 er ica. : They are thenianteau..
Call
r.,
es, ith : Changeable ! fancifully shaped
i a
St ' • - -rti idol; Around the .. skirt ' in. - ;the
'Op • 'of : Rotinces,"geneially of a ' light.
be dus i - color - oit bliickeilk. The WU
• ,
nets are r On& s'esy sinalLisud•risiAi f or-- - ,
.war .OM tti the iniddleilf. the,head:
,Ocitn . i.. 11 e. '., in; the - roe:on of ' - ieneratiiiu;
Lli :ii,the iiiiit..oe-w,omoil.,,cirriOiein. %
T
~,so it .c.o.oi.giatthey'Recim not dup . ..
iiii‘of . it - 1 4 :! 1 0 . 4' 3 4 . 6 . 4 104 . 701' ariNsiio; -
7 44
'4o2uitimed ladles i .ut .the wealthier
ley :
ge. : ,must gli ninat ise P et :n 7 d in ze n3l .
trr l y: , .. en ,diffe s i rs i l ial .F .
i ia ten niy l ,o :t .,43 : m in pan g: ili :chim o y iki ti i :r w r gi o il eol ' wn y :- .
. atem-thap it\ieworthritfinention;. - :4 1 41
ails% ladies,. till the ,: - dly. of tbeii,..nispi.,
, jowelry; , , flou or ribbon, ie. 2141 i. Itx-;
13CD :-,*T .he in I..- Ina) , :c.trey.•:iotg,iotini.;,.
!pao teu-tipiei , riluithat. hot .4aUgh- 1.
met e,
firer ' -,Aud . tls'astonistring , t*tlio...
I'o4 - *omen efiVraoce:4o , 4teess.:;-y. One •
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foiiiiiniiii . ''_d_!hi- dielkifaldid;
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' ifriVit °rail* 4acefon, or dapitoro.•
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OF THE PEOPLE IS THE LEGITIMATE SOURCE, AND HE H4PPINESS OF THE PEO, .TIIE TRUE END OF GOVERNMENT
to the
,• to the
ities of
nor speak oils gentleman without permis
sion, until they are'married ; then custom
allows them to make up forfost time, • and
to far as I bate been able to observe, they
study,
make• it Op with a vengeance.," The
study of that ishions is very apt to bp-
Come at oncie a mauls with them, anikun
less they are gratified to the extent of
.their desires, the husband very often be
cOrnea a stifferer in' more:Ways than one.
A Frenchman, however, cannot resist the.
`fascinations of a:French woman, and gen
erally yields to all her wishes, if he even
sacrifices hie happiness' in other particu
lar& - A more independent, exacting,
diplomatic, showy race of ma ,
..ed women
cannot be found. The young'women are
units in society. '
:.In, physical' characteristics,the women
of thiseountry have been m ch more fa
.vored by nature-than themen. • The per
sons of the men in Faris, are, for the most
part, of middle ',stature, slightly built;
rather. small boned than thin, svith: small
regular features, fine eyes and picturesqe
heads, though not .o the bold masculine
description which longs to the northern
nations. They are enerally sallow, with
dark hair and * —very seldom-fair,
while red hair is reely 'ever seen.
The.faces of the w men resemble much
the men; they have egular feat uresolark
hair, and magnifice t eyes. They carry
their heails,high;lo It- independent, inle
t,
resting, (not - beauti ul,)' are excessively
polite, and make th most agreeable soci.
ety one can And. 1 They are generally'
brunettes,and:have but 'little color furnish
ed by nature, nor art so 'often resorted.
to to supply this,tieficiency as in some
countries. They are of middle stature,
exceedingly. well formed, and ' traceful'in
all their: actions..- Their forms are very
imich better than ;the rnen,"and better
'than the English iii. American women,
but they lack the modest beauty of, face
Which characterizes the.AEO'... 4 -••• --- ..01 2-
- F,pirligilb- J.iliets; - Ibe. French people afl.
Mit the fact themselves, that .America
possesses more beautiful women than any;
other country,. while they. cOmplain of
their. shapes, and cold,. it!served• manners.;
Where an American girl Wins the affec-1
dims of a than by her.silent, modest beau,
ty, a French w oman
‘ does it,with her eyes;
and her tongue.' A blush in Paris is as
rare as a snow storm, and certainly there
is no place where they ought to= occur so.
often. -- ' .- •
num-
j as the
, at no
avast,
nether
is less
nd few
to the
ut fre-.
I ranee
11 MA is
n's ex
.u_laev-
I
only
le holds
some
requent
'French .
ring a
mann
ho g
Icon rser
town•
.ut _the
looks
at it is
ich has
• their
fin' Ole-
French
Amer
recog-
in the
Paris.
a man's
fish or
arrival
ich he
The - Emperor and Empress, whenever
they-appear in public, unless - it be ou
state - occasions, are always drwsed plain
•-ot la hourg: eois ; and the people like it:
An extravagantly dressed man at the Ern
peror's ball is sure to.belidiculed. One
is snrprised, just now, to`meet so many
plain-looking persons in coronetted car
riages inihe streets of-P aris. It is to be
hoped thai - the etample of the Emperor,,
whom all acknowledge to be the perfec
tion' of a gentleman in his manner and his
dress, will exert a good influence in` ea
ting•the unlimited extravagances of Pa
risian artists in cloth. The Custiim of
modifying 'afler -tbe London style, has
been growing considerably- ateln and - it
is not at all unconimodto see 'a fashihni
tile Frenchman carrying a long-waisted
paletot. - .
Letter_frem kiteliaway Lunatic.
‘ We find the folloiving in the Augusta
:,, •
Age.. The runaway seetns to have noitt
f
den:let in his madness:.. -
Race , COMMPONDENCE.—An inmate of
the l, Hospital in this city, named
Smite W. Whelpley, but who calls biol.
self gar Maurice; made his -escape a
few da. since, obtained a horse :and wag
on of r. Sawyer of the CusbnocHouse, .
on the representrtion ;that. he 11+•anted it
to pursue a crazy man who h jist -es
caped from the hospital ; (he ied
being , the
very' man,) and thus .einipped left town.
1 .
The only clue to his whereab nits- is de-'
rived from the following lette , since re
ceived.from-bint by Dr. Harlo v. Alperin
tendent of the hospital. - who bad taken
special pains to, securer` lock' inn up the
night previous to his escape: The let ter .
is one of the coolest imagintibl ..- Here it
Is, verbatim et litertqns: ': • ' ' :
4 , 5 o'clock .am am soinewli t in a bur
-71 so-:you Meat excuse. any informalities
in address, Sm. '-I • find that swimming a
river in- Ndireinber , in this Climate, is no
envious job. • Thank you, dear-doctor. for
the remarkable care with which-you hid
me se cared last night. I,vrase really afraid
tienietbing might'have happened to me if
I bad not been so - snugly enscon#ed. , If
you happen lo See or hear anything con
cerning that key,. please-inform me by re
tuln mail. I , got one this morning: that
answered.as well. - I ant - writing in a fel;
low's shop, and be is so surly and I am so
completely chilled that 'I must close. - To
all admiring friends please quote those
admirable lines from Harper ' s Magazine
,
. - It 'is nobody's; , busicti.
- • : What =Other's busiSse is." ' -- •
- '"'lf you wish . to..knoW - Concerning my
resins, I have net time to write the par !
ticulars, but can 84 with warlike Rich
mond—,- Thus fiirinto the bowels of the
tand have •we marched , without itnpedi
nent.' . . . - -
,
!'God bless you and yours, doctor,- id
fertsVelo ' '• 1
- A COXDUCTOIR'S ,
great .
pprovement bas been. - made upon tbErcana
den and AmboY.-railroad 'hue, by pill
coating all around the rats, - which pre
vents the dust 'front rising -and i anicyytt%
the'lnkrongers: may now-travel in
those cars - in your beet Sunday go-to.
tneeting-elothes. • Yrencbtnan taitvel
ing in - the, othei-line: by, way of -, Brtins
wick, whiCh is ‘Uncle'Sam's line, asked
the eonductor--- -
. . .
. . .
.ii-Wlis' fat yoi.iiii , 'sivi'ilti . petttCoat on
Otis , litre - V , :- -- - : ::,...,-:',,.?..'.., '•:_ ...,-, --, . ... v',::,.-:::. "..
41 :0Ittet, anwered. - hei. `Thiiii a
' aid a !Ilse
•;ilePA : '*e:e..)?ii* -- ei„oris:
iiiUl . otigiaiUdlini*aeLtteryxiw.--,, _-
-MONTROSE, PA., ITURSpAY DECEMBER 8,,
I- , ,
Berntill's 'Elton'.
The following heautiful story was or
igMally written bythelter"..Dr. Bethune,
frit Putuim'S Magazikie, thence 'copied
into Elias Cook's Journal; from which it
was transferred intot, Harper's - Magazine
fl i Septeribeir. It lin travelled , tar and
de 'ithted, malty, but t wit( -presume that a
Isle proportion of iritea4ers, will,with.
us, think that : it dem* a still wider cir
culation.] .1 ' • I " I ,.j' ;-- • •
• Oh, Uncle Bernard; cried altogether
a ,granp - of little people; i tell us a story !",,
Uncle Bermwd, a White-haired old man
whose.elfair bad been drawn to a warm
curlier—for 7 the Win t e r ' was howling
against the ,w ndowst-lOoked,up from his
i
large-prineßible, smiled fondly on:their
rosy faces : -' A . story! a'stery t let me
read you-one obt nr-i i bis good book.?'
' Oh,, no r says, bold llittle Bob, as be
caught the oh man round the neck, • we
know. all.thelßibleSteries; tell us zeta'.
ry tale I! - "1
_j_. , ••-
l'Yes, yes, Miele Betnard !' chirruped
the rest, ' a feiry tale, a fairytale, a fairy
tale.! you hale never tolclns a fairytale:
' No, deary, 1 hive . •never told you a
fairy tale. pairy :tales'-are lies, and
young - folks like-you! should not hive to
heir lies, 'nor: should!old folks like me
tell lies.' - - 1' l',' . , -...' -.
4 Oh; but Ucle Bernard, we knov; that
fairy tales ai n't true, but iris such fun to
bear them,' \ It. ~- - ' 1 ''
W
' a
ell, inylittle - dears; Pll tryanil tell
.
you story that sounds like a fa irytale.
and is all;true . _ : ,,l§it down - an dlisteo:
. ' O nce. upon a time, a great whi le ago, l
the lived, ini a wide wood a wild, man,
and his name was .Wenos. Ms father
and mother kad been, keepers of a lovely
gar en, where they dwelt in peace'with
our Go d ; But he,Veryearly hi his child
he had - waiele...- 1 1--f ••• - •"' - ' 3 '`." - t
litnseir
am fi g the shadows or the forest, where
he non forgot all'the little that he knew.
No only his! head and face, but also his
Wii le body, Was covered with long i shag- ,
t
gy air ;- his nails Were like craws :; and
hecould climb the trees, or swim in 'the
water as easily as walk on the' ground.
Gigantic in height,- his shoulderai:w.ere
broad, and his limbs sturdy.: He could
Outrun the swiftest deer; hit with a ;stone
the flying bir l d, and
.1111 with his knotty
club the,. fiercest heasts
, ':He
"ate only
what he W
- oe in the, chase, with Isom.:
pleasant herbs, or frptts,-or honey Which
he found in the bollew.trunki and in the .
rocks ; and he drank onlythewater'from
the springs, or the ;deep' river Which
.flowed through the alley. He slept in
caves, or in t.liii err ehes of trees, lest the
prOwlingbeasts,sbould-
_catch hini, una
wares. ret; savage as he , was, he hid a
certain nobleness and rough grace of
mien which !distinguished Min from the
brtues tiriimid him, land Made- them ac,
knowledge him as ,their--10r4._ Thus -lie
lived, lonely `and H appy,; and, - notwith
standing his strength, full: of fears.
''One day as he W as pushing through.
the thicket to reach the river, he hoard- ,
singing sweeter that ' - any he had ever
heard.' He thought at rst if Was a bird.
Biit'be knew the soagi f All birds, and
that thii Was not like an y or . them. He
dashed on;and saw reel fling on the bank
of the river a creature ! o' lovely thai.he
stood 'still in, 'wonder...trembling with e
new feeling that shot like . fire through
his heart and joi nts:'-; Her forzolhis wood
man's eye Srn
saw at nnee that the deli Cate
proportion were those' of a female was
somethinglike hie-OWii, but. fair ' and de
/
gent, whit hiawas I brown- and aliagg.y.
Around he was cast a lonse white robe,
and about er shoulders- floated a scarf
blue as the sky. I,While she A'ang 'she
looked upward as theugh- some one was.
hearing heO, whom St henos court,' not see .
and thensit• listened, as if to a Voice Ire
cou ld no t 4 ar '! B,q u ' l turning her :eve;
upon him she smiled With ravishing ..weet
nese, and b eckoned. `him , nearer. ' Awe
struck, but (drawn iii i resistibly on, he fell
at her feet,l gazing on her beautiful face.
She now. .4poke Ini accents of his early
speech, which itneteame back-to his un
derstanding', and . said : .! 4St henos, our
good God, diPliom you have's° long for
gotton, hasl not forgotten you ; , but pity
ing
your loneliness and misery...lin sent
me, to live With - you! . and be your, kiend.
Already I Ipve you, ' and r pm
. triitst take
me to your heart, and give me your hive.
. 'Aa she iipeke. She bent doWn and Wip
ed his forehead, from which she had part
ted his matted leeks, - looking with her:
clear blue eyes into his,..tititil 'his. whale.
being seemed drew & oat' to "tier, and" he
laid her .bead, with its ; bright golden
curies, on his broadibreast, and, felt atiLit
sticyPfinexpressib,e happiness.
• And now that Ifam to dwell with you'
dear Sthenos. lead 'me to your home,
(Monte I' teplietthe, '1 knownot what
you mem!' . ' :1 '1 ,' ' • -
- .' , Where do rest after the chase, or
amid darkn i *here do you eat yndr
toed, and here do t you most delight to
„Iv /
be I T .. t. is.hnino.' ,
7 7
-'.14 ve no fu me.. All places in the
fo - are like t me . _ Where weariness
o night -comes upou me, - there 1 . -lie
own:; when 11 killed the'deer, then
I eat. I hive ne verthought of a home.'
' Come, then,' said, 'she : sweetly, " let us
seek a spot where ri will niske e . ..tiOme
for ourselves ,' :, and _Tatting . .her, slender
hand ins his . shele4 :m until they.caine,
. , ~ ,
in :.a fountain gushin out' from u nder - a
high rock,-before ; which a suuny, meadow ,
spreadifself,out towards the sputhwest
hlootaing . with hare-bells; and daisy 7 cupa,
lad pansueip p and man y Mora':wiia flow
era.` l o it , notOitptimgli•pald she, `-. the
spring shall 'give us water, and.'the rock
. guard us from o# l. -erce Pctrlf;, vi.n4; and
.we eau,look - itrion i naaanyliht.apdthe
s hadows, n
they'll at- to'griber,.,gyer the e _
afaen Wasl.aa4 o.l( ll4 .wfolcchq, spring:
A .1 11 mugh .0 3 !kvirgalF0:: ; -. :- ' -
,' tgalllloll . 4lM ilia # ja4, 006 kacould:
At _. -;. 40 41 0. 1 40 41 .-Wr llliinliNTA..l l 9 . fah. a.'
giar*gNita. - IbiX -, 44 , -.Pemr:befoTe
. Noir. she said, f the: . iii;it.r,4l4ii h: 't
,
1853'
light be phint„ looks d . o . too hotly
as ; •an Wbenthe wet' ernes', the
dews will rot ifia winds 1 chill us: Go,',
break off- boughs from the trees, awl
strip the broad bark 'from! -.'the decayed
branches.'' !This was an . easy • - task • for
the vigorous Man - and in,, :tbeteetatiine
Übe bad gathered heaps ef dry wises
and tbe Spicy alloas from the hemlocks; :
- and spread . deeply over' thicatcoVered
grOund. Thee; leaning the. thick boughs
against eacheiher, led 114 1 4406 y , her di
rections, the curvedbat*, overlapping its
suenessive audcontinaous lagers, upon
them, Sthewis saw, as' his work, a rude,
but safe- hut, endsaid, , 4, This shall be
ktur -l home, 11. go fur our evening Meal ;.
I .
and, slashing into the ferest; ' his soon re; ,
turn d with wood pigeons and a:young
fawn, which be killed. casting tbett „at
'the ;feet of' his gentle- wife,' who had al
. ready arranged in leafy cups" the lir..
ries (I. _
- .which she hail gathered freni the
Meadow . ; and Stbenoa beheld wild- floiV
;era, kmingled with long, trailing, delicate
vines, adorning the entrance of their'
red b
'_The, si mple . meal , boon prepa , y
'her skilful hands, he thought more •stivo-.
ry i ban he bad "ever I hail; but, before
she suffered him = to - partake, she-pointed
upward, and, : with . clasped. bands sang
praise, to our' good Gild, the, giver.,,•, An
hciuof delicate friendship stole' away,
as'-h and -in - hand; they looked into each
other's,. eyes thoughts. he ;knew not how,
to speak, - and she needed no words- - to
utter. Then another i hymn to our pea
God,,tTie sleepless, preserver, she warbled
from - her lips of gurglitig aielady, - inci the
pair sunk to - rest. t , • , 1 . \ - -.-
4 Thes sped -en day after day, and
it. after' eight: • Gradually Sthenos
his fierceness, save in the 'struggle
le chase,' She had fashioned for him'
. - gag - gacanalnig. or nrwyr-sants-untreesom---
ers, which be now wore,' less' for need
than to please his skilful friend: His
shaggy hair, was amuiathed -into curling
grace ;the but constantly- _ received.new.
convenience i r
..a. ornament& .from..' his
strong or her ctieniegl[haed:; and happy
was he, after his toils in thO forest,•to ref
tura hearing a rich honey emelt, or, lead
ing goat with full nddera to; _ his hente..,
—d4
n waking , one dewY. mo ar because , hers. ''l - , ,
'•rnini, lie
looked fondly in her lovle4r• fice, - beam-,
lug,
'th tender, '
holythoeghti„and)add:
,
'Yea call \ me Stlienesi, - , bat have never
toldl Me the name by . w hich,. lam to calk
you my My dearest.' - 'l,
. .k oil have just pronounced the name I.
love _beSt; except when you call' me youri
wife and
.your friend. I have had sever
al names inthe land whenne I came to be
near you,.but . .that •14.-vOiCh Apr, good
God wished You to know me is *ifillytnie
And, dear Sthenes, when ever you are in
trouble; in need, or in.,doubt, call- ghtliy
mie. to your side, - and .whitetrer:love met
do I will gladly' perferre.. 'Wit.h..your
strength and my :affectionate zeal, and
the blessing.nf our`good. d i pd,'We'shill be
happy as we - may in ling wild world
wood •, but the- good . Gock ;has 'promised
h
en you
me,i. that 'Wh shall have= l earned to
. I,
'sing and pray with me, that, our -twobe
ingi shall be blended into '.,- one, .and •we
shall letivithe forests, 'thin and &Well ie
a garden With 'our good!Go.1; -fat-More'
beautiful' -than the -one from • which you
strayed-a long wbileiago.'l, •-, ': .''
' ph, happy home !! replied
. Sthenos ;
I can thinkorno higher bliss than that
your levelineSs - shoeld: be 1 - Mitigled ' With
my strength.- except - that, My strength
she Ibe united ft:rawer : - with'_ my= dear
-thitghts.!"
. 'av ,•---
tog
lost
Oft'
, . • .
'Say not so, Sthenosi 'answered she; l
looking .up with a holy smile; like 'mor
ning light S'parktitii ,tu Ifhe 'det4; - ''our; '
highesi joy will I)6•il'a Well. With - our
God.' , . : - •• . - .-
•i • -
IFrom that moment fithepos. earnest -1
..
ly. wieavored• to ;barn the. hymns and
prayers - of Ent !untie' - Theylive4 10n::.,T in
titer forest. and Children, were born ii,
themilhree sons like their :Caber.' vigor- r
OUS ; :three daughteis, like .their mother
graful, I.But,ene fair anirOi iv, ihe fat 0-
er , nd mother came not frem their chain
ber (for the little but had i giren iiinee'to
a i .
ipic
*de dwelling;) their child ren went atie-; .
ion ly in 4(i...seek i.them;-but • they round,
• them not ~StbenOs- a nd, gtithyrnia were'
go' e to the.gardtn of;one, goodpod:,
The children ;were mute in , wonder
an sadness:. when • soddenly the - cham
,.
be was filled. With ravishing light and de
lici us
t)
oders,. and three radiant "angels
ho eyed over the bed ; and the children
'co Id-see far *into the sky, and.-savr-,a
glo ines i being' under - , the Tree ,of Lif ey r
before the throne of God ; and :in - "thei
stalling countemince'of the glorious lie,-
ingl they recognized, strangely htit'svieet-i
ly-Mingled;.the lov e, of . • both &..fatherend -
: mother. -Andin,ne alibi , angels. --said .(60,
wail the tallma of three,)::!.l pointed out,
Hie way to' then); and encouraged ' them,
to :strive to reach the garden.i ''' ' '- - .
' ' second , • whose . ha-i
- . 4
Avid li',said the on
1 ; •..
loin shone a- gem - like a-1 golden anchorit
*bore them, up on Tny. wings-', - -:: - 2 .: '
'.And I - .'..j..4fu11y e, claimed the, thirdi.
who bail - eyes like th ArSt spring Violeta
' ashed: with Ta'w,.ha e madel oin - bo th
tine - forever: : '.. .' -- . 4 - -
..,
-Thest•turutog. to, r siiter qkotrela, , abli,
'Bald ; -.., Your tasks or, 1 / them' are over
but I go to fill _ Oink', - napd bOog4l:„wi t la
irninertal happiness l l .,' :I; '.,;
Ah, Uncle Bertiaid.': - `cried . Oetirtitle,
e
titt is - better therre fairy-tale; ;Mit 'what,
. qu eer ifinios--sthino6, , iiid No hytilia.---
iv6t.:. do tho mean k" l i:= --. -,,, !i - -- f• '. r
.• 't , I thade -the* . out i nt ""tile' - ;'im r .
sviiiriiii.he Old nuio:and kit Othe - 'Tian .
G l *
i man left in him - Oilf; *hi vivo "l
tk,tner° °Otte; ilia hi'EatkiiWta meao
tooviseia , 0 bilnvy, - (si-gO4d Goa. to.
hiiim4lostto' liw , OPI:0141114,04 pre l p
Pare fo.hearee:. Whoa fl.11:1-. is ,Owislt
reigned : te:4 o fr
,iwiliaelii! - :'inria `uses ;- hive
gitilingth'fo*'whoi f ' eiidi;lhi':tieio4;niiei'f'.*lt
:good - atit;•firad i*lieo ll** p 7 Xii3O„efiioi• - .
, :04i ra iu - ag oi v ;,.. E . : ix. :E:i:. , l,:i : 14 :0;c' 4 iIii - : .. i
. -7 -I . —t 4 P 44yik s Jittle; o ll o i.iiliiail‘ 40*
ip
•,. . *igi,thikanOoriskAlagoi, -, -,,::,:_,',. - li
.. ,-1 -•,. -- - -., - , ... 1 ., --,q1....,..-7,- , :4 , 1 4 , .:0;..1.
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-
~ .iind.t he tallest angel is Fuitha'adds
RObert; 4 for Faith kiv i es pious people
courage : _
' f l Ainllthe gentle,'llgte- eyed "one; ' mast
`he Love, for Lovelivei f foreier,'-whispers
Gertrude in. Uncle Bernard's ear:::`,l:_ -
-':Bless yen, dear- '4ild,- you look,like
her !' whspera - back,Uncle , a
i Beni id. 2 : ‘
..- - ----,-- 7 ,1,1 , •. ; --.----._
_the
subjoinedSnitnse heal:Leaver to bai'e
' hien solved in thts ammtry'; and it Isis been before'
the public at various lilies since lall - •
Enigma. ..
I =not sail.:! yet;lain:non,
- ; cm nnt_eannr. yet 'I autlaer,
I .
not itonc. - ye!lcSenrk: ' • -
- - cow* Was, 11 1 14 :04 1-00 . '-- -1 -
Cannot
,
I eta suite mess; yet t 6 - nlatiziut; ..1
- -
And what must still expite your mender,
: l'-very ser4P3Csi thallSga' Jam - mei& ; ' :::
And, when I talk !H.s in thunder - •
, - Hese is my.thouth, th ught.it• isi i WM4 .
Bintiots my manlike a potato, - , -
And though' I have no' foot at-alt, '. 1• • "-,
' I • hire a little andle 'great, t0t....- : 1 ', ,
UGLY as sin, and ar.api. as incuer, - . - S ' . I
I'm ODIOUS as, the stitbborn Aims, -
Yet. viil as are the lodes - oe light, - - 1
And LOvidai IMIIii :Afkmal . .-- ' '' -
- - My jaws are roomy.* ail oven', . - L'l
. Nay, thata kittheaehimneywider,
And when I ope them you iiiight_shave hi'
Alsogshead' full of ale or pider. '' ; , '•-
.., b .:.,.• 1 . _
Six trtitsrmse-Xoextim i ais call me
, And rut the wor i k z el a itzeo. `.
- • Begot in . Am and botiiii'ilitx; - ' '
s j .
And every one of theni,my corm - '
. I march before:a c.
train of i Dixist,' , ~ I . .
• btussue as a amesunai um*: - C r . "..--..
And lead them - ofrttroueh ruts and :Liam,
' - 'Unhurt; like any iiilamsuder. '' -. '
II Fan
IP
California.
il
'
-- re is alittle prer printed in San
A .
lDi e California ca led tht_San-' Diego ;
ier Zr z-- airirtaTOnt - gniY 71 3 q1 1 ‘Tflhati
went.into the support of Jelin llllgler for:,
l f Governor, and iliat„vai *l. l suppeet ed of
ever being inelined to:, fun. The editor's
' tiame , ,ill J. Jutri'nf.Snes. a coUntyr.Todge
and a moderafoinari: ,T4iiteliillefore the
election, he took it into his head to :go,
on &tout to-anotherpart' of the- St ate „t o
'electioneer probably for the.. democratic .
Bigler, and entrusted the :Herald:',3 uriiii
big absence , to the char ge .rafjohir Isboe-:
nii, Esq : ., A . - gentlemen] of thittlilNkuloWn
in this vicinity
,by-the awe. of 0 rby.:.. -
But
.the Judge .liaas, ignite') Itottnittire
i i
into the nature'of Mr; heenikis politicA,
and the first thing lthn 'nevi l editot did
was io change
,- thep6 itiCai eharne . ter of
'bearing:
Herald by runn i ng up the Whig - ilag,
lbearing:the.pameof i ilikare Waldo . , for
1 ,governor. ' The- - Jud e's Coaaternalion
l may bein,nciedi: rtdi mm.edintel.Y%'"ndi
`back a letter to Pho eni x -telliiik him to: , ,
bring , the Heraldlback to its Allegiance ;,,
whereuPon‘PlinerriX'il la - rea• 'lila dein - Fie-,
!
' . b - ' la * - ll
f'*Flitl ' l' a -
racy --,-t at hrs iiipport o, - a o_wa a
mistake, Lund asks lorgiveireii; avowing
himself t'reedy-.-tA...,teniliracer!emontacY
With ardor, slap hei.,oiktfte baek, and, de-,
dare hiiiiiielf in fayo Of erectuiga statue
of Andrew. l jaiikon onithe plain."
. -; '-'.'-' -.
l l''.' Whatever-is; isl right: 7 Onyi - .Phoe-,
nix.)- as l. the ejd geatlenninAiteet ly ' .re
marked whan - he chopped:off the,, end of
his nose
witb.a raapr,Lin.the endeavor to
kill a fly ; :that - And lit
;thereon' when be .
Was shaVing:' aia apPli4the `remark to
the election 113 f Bigleiv'tina ands-." If the :
ion ahould,-howeyer-'ind reCtlyeause
San Diego to tiaSUrrie its pro dr position
as the first commercial city a pi!lifornia, -
I'('shall reveren'ee !fie r : Ga Me :4 f John Big: •
lief Airever; - and I will'hesiniv,thnifig - onnr ,-
led !appellation - •upenleijr , yritrOgeAt child:
And have. it engravedl,on, apiece e l f leath
er or other suitable', it aterial; &MI, :sus pe - nded about . that bender • i rant s pfek,
until suchliiiinaS he ;liii,ll tehald divitvils
le learn - nu& I,‘ive the 'virtu - es 'Of, hill:liner
ed gochird..... ,- --„; „ ---
Mr. Phoe n ix in iia -arm chair-w ites ail
-
eloquent val ictyry on tetiyin l
_ .-
om t e
etlitorship.- - - l hie salts 1-i.4 - ': -;- l-: '
.‘ TIEI Di: - at' liii..s:titni!=-Jildg - .kirks
j d
has - returned . ' ;„ , . .' With tiie - ' - completion ' ol r.l
•thi§ aro icle,* ini laherSare ended . ;:and.ivi:
ping my pea iia.mv, COat...tail,- , and plat:4o'
it behind 'my sinisteriar with "'agraceful
hew and bland smile fp, -lily ;him. re ad-
'Mit:era, and - iir-' - viinit l er : intense nieining
furi:my imeinies. I shill tibilicate - ‘ith-tiig-,
nity the _kti
.. rui chair:liiilfaverofits lekiti- 1
mate proprietp. i
,-Bktiiii way, tills' lain)
chair' - is but • a pleasant7fietiori - ' f V', Bps
ton's'=--the Only '- Arial I . in 'the 1i i-ald Of- 1
fiee,' being. the-era pi k , hot , keg, _ lhich I` I
have, accutried ' , while iliititing -my l eaders
-uPP! the . 1 4FigeiOgie.n#ar.` ,1 /OX. t
..
ag. •an
swers,oo Plir.pokU.ollt - table. such
is lire- : , -- Divesiiil 4; is Roeie - liind l l t l i .
manse; the - eider:la...Of- n - uribighe t relini
i
ration beenanei mere'. ' non -- phi es, like,
-the _ Herald's', , chair; ,and';',teble-i', Many
. ideni:- which . , wei hair learned - tri -love
nnd i'evPre4n-froglr-..t poei l .FX . 34 tinlilllV
nation . al tableiel rieeel el Ott! sugar limes:
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