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VOL • 2
',41 Olt ogittg iDattotrat•
irrubtou6 zmi iiiunsi;Air'fiograNG,
(MATT &-BARBOE,
SMETHrORT, Witt:AN , ,COUNTY; PA.
'ri~tCe~""'"
$l5O In da4 nae
• . 2,itteN; of ddveitising. •. -
1 COLUMI! OAS sesrA 825 0 .
•, is .44 - • 2000.
1 ki• ,e 4
, se 2o 00
' '•••• . .... 00
oat 0110linei leasi'o laseitions;:........ • 100
Each ip'o4o4oo' 25
Astilmak.Oards,liitkpaper, ' ' • .'6OO
• jirr Alaimo bo 'atriatl,f'adheied fo:;;Ell
•
pirtdorg.
I. "L. EBOWBIi
erktrriol!i
,DB44IB . ItAN - 00?r9.11111COROind . .
.11,00ArrAgeriV . „Offlee,11rillienrefille . , Penata.
Cdrapiri &ROA. Ridgway, Pa;
Rom Thoigacithatbers, - War ten, , Pa.
W. .8. Btownell, . • Slwerbport,' PA....
Itos • .. .t.`ll. Deena Vista Pa'
• ' %OAIMIS `.'• ••••
kin*, noi4.Prdirlitor;corner of Mitai and Hickoty
„Iltroota L Wargezii Pa;
, Gepe . x1i,1,134ge.9c11,46 . .. - • .
8.. 1 . -VIM= & CO.,
Winlecale aistiteta l l Dealeni rannly:GrOceilei:Vori,
l • /Mir, Nead,.-&ci,, &C.. Wilder E: 8.: Mason's
• "Iltovelitom t Ecat lilde.of'?ketctblic Square; Bmetnport,
J. O. SAMS & CO.
. •
011 Vera Deaterl in Dry •Onddifi CrOckery ;
• PoiAy-Idide Clot dngi Zoots And 86oee, Hata and Cnpd,
. oppditte,the cnurt'llowle, Bmetliport ..
•
• • • . • , .
• •• • • V: HOLIES ' •
anfiltetaU Deal6r. in kroyinioni and' Salinity
Orriesaillia, Dry fkkoder; Omits, Shoes Hats; Caps, Nails,.
Tooke* Notions, are: Kate's** door west of the
• • , •
~
••• .
Poi= Hover,
• . . . .
Pninthig. the. Publi c , Square, Oleen;N: Jewett bf.
-1111Lisa,' Proprietor.' The Sobel! Muesli entirely 'new.
. antluallt of brick, and-is furnished in modern .etyle.
.. The proprietor te!.tete himself that his accomtnocit.
.tions ate nor 'surpassed by .any hotel' In Western Now
. York: - Carriages .run Wand Irone the New York and
Erie Bail 110 ad... • . . 38-tf,
BYRON D. HAMLIN;
. .
ATTOFINET .AT Lew; • Smethood, '.ACICean County. PA:,
.Agent for Messrs. Xeating• et Co's 'Lando. . 'Attends
especially to the Collection.of.Claims; Examination of
Land Mee; ' Payment of Taxes, and all busineea
tag to Real Estate.. 'Office In Hamlin Block. '
GREEN'S HOTEL
, .
D. 'A'.. Wiirairr; Proprietor,:—at Marna. Warren county
Pa.'' His Table will be.. supplied with -the beet the
country affords, and he spare nopains leraoconiodatial
• hie poets. : , ... • • • • . . . ..
..xt, GOLD ,ROGER!,
. .
Attotisey and Conniellor at tan., will attend to the col.;
.lection of claims and accounts in the COuntles :4 Pot•.
• .•
EWs Jefferson, and Clearfield P.. 0.
Smethpoit, *Mean countk. Pa,• :
E. souctirrow swum
. .
.. . . .. .
Attorney:Sad Votmeellor at Law, .Soseibport, brigean
Cokoty, ' Psi: - Buslieis 'entrusted to his care for the
. counties ntltl'Aean, Potter and Elk will lie promptly
attended to Office lo , the Court House, second Poor,
. ,
. • -.. :DR; L. 14: WISIC1111,.• •• • . •••••
. •
thyakilltS',Ond Sorgeo is i• limethport,'Pa, will attend to
•.- all professional 'calla with peomptness. ...Office in
second floor, . • • • •'• • ".
N.:p.'BIITLKEt :A CO.;
. • .
Wholesale and natal Dealere in Staple 'and Fancy Dry
,Gooda,'Carlieting,:lteady Nadi Crothing, and . General
nit:doting Goode, Boots and Shoes, Wall 'and Whidoli
Paper,'Looking Ghana AO: At'Olean, r • '
MINIM muss,
. .
. .
Szeethieit, htriteae R:.Bon.trerr,
'tor,-oppoeite the Court' nause.•' Per', I, :ritei Porn"
....modtou aud
,well Nrofehed hcese. . . •
•-:' . • • •.- iO/13 •C: •
_BACKUS "•• -.- ' -
KitstieYrand OnquielliOr et Itani•Sreetbpori t Yll 'Kean Co
• 'Pi. - WUI-ettend•to all bn.dnees in hie profession In the
' • , e,panties ofill!KesniPottinr and Kit;' Mee over C. K t
.13ertwell klprethdre, . Store. • :-• ..' ''• • .•- . • ' •.
• • .
MMIt ROMA
. . ,
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.. - . . .
I. O. Ifotacit, Piopitetor, atoethport, INIICean Co., Pa.
• Stops to and , from this place stop hero. , Good. acconi
. • morlattou and reasooablolirieos. ... ..
•.. ' , • -•...-
GIDEON re.oits' • ••
Dealer ig Dry. Goods, Oroeirhis;' Sloar,,thdt,,ldsh .
- .Risity 4 Msele Otothhig, Booti and Shoes. Store to Er
' tontyld stand, Satptleport Pa.. - General Patent MAI=
HACKNEY HOUSE,
.
... , . . ,
'
corner of Second and' Liberty streets, • Warred Ps.. R.
. A. Beleses; Preprieton•• , Trevelers will find good !le
'itolmeroditioolied ressonablioluirges.- ' • • . .
.. — .
E. a. xesoi;
.• • „
Deilerlo Stoves, Titi Ware,
,Jappasild ko:, Wear
side of- the rablie•lktiare, SmethpOrt; - Pw,, 'Custom.
work done to Order on thO ,hottest notice,' and in ttio
most eFibatikatlll manner. •••• • • . •• • •
%*;ii:BitowNELT,;
. . . . .
Dealer In. Dry .Onsii, 'drat erten, °rookery, Lterdware,
Boots, Shoes; Hate; Capp; Glaes, Oila,. tep:i &a.
.Dast aide ot, else Dabtie lilgaellOnietbport, •
A. .1.
,
and
DfaTer 'lii.Proirleiona Virally Oroceriea general!yOit
• Farmer" .Vallex; WHein Pa.:
: taken In exehange tot - Goode, Patent
wwwcr HOTiM,
. . . .
. ~ . • . .. . . ,
I....L A tunnt,..:Proprietorr—Allegbeny Dcbtoe; )11 1 1Cean
Co., Pa. .Thie hones le eittiated'abant nine inlles.froni
Ihnetbport on the . road' to Mein, and wilt 'be found.'n
einvenient etopplopplnne... •..• ..
•
lIMPOEIIIIt .s . ••
•
lihiplietiOdvitetuk 00., 'Pa. Lsoieuto 00oz; Proprietor.
koitiunodiooo sod well-furnished house.
.Btraugere
an& tiltrotor. will Bed good aecomoiodatione:
. •
TAB EBB' -VALLEY ROM,
~. . ,
By Gooniene This hones is altuatterabo . nb fire:nine'
• fronilletetliport on the road to Olean.. ': Biome re partle 4
• . 11$0410theell be ategmmedate4 en the ehopteet notice •
. :„
'IMBUED "HALT -WAY .ROTISE,
~„
If minas Ihrswis t Ritiyrietor . , This home ' fe ithiisted hal
-way between Bmeth port and Olean.. It youwsut "good
.111uster this Isthe place to stop. -
, .
' • 'OHOII,DIII'CORWIIti •.•
.• • ,
Mt° Orbit gal, Mechanicsburg, Ma
. Mearthiniety Mont: .• Wd; end Feed, constantly
hatid,And for isele, in leis° staid natal'
. .
BAILIZOALD 3101181;* . - • '
STRIUMIR, Priipriator, Norwleh, Iktilteari Co.l
?ii, • •OR9d seeotemodetioui ten be had there at al
• . .
;pout •ALLEttANy Hotra, '
.WILLIVIi "UMW& Proprietor, 11E . POrt • Aliegany, Mc.
. Kean Count'', Tit. Thin Hotel lieltuated at the Jane
. tlon'ot the Steetheort and Allegany River toads, nine
• tulles east or Stnethport. • •• •
Took on the map o 7 the .Untted States an
theti Icl6lc Itito the old stand of Ford & etnith
and you will find Ed. Mason's Tin Shop all on
the niu-rat. •
TITS; GREEN
Ito! pxe green leirreeint inuring,
plerernrnt4r.men,.therlirieg; ,
lroa iiheir,lnetiroois.tke - merdnre shoote,
the toOn:llolEihei wing. ,
Andre:4ln frOpi 4ifs folhsie bowers,
At ktie sou,S,ofOwl . 4sislishoWere ".
the soft Wood-niites' from_ ex.eibud .
With babbling broOklets
go! the greenleavOiormillogi .
Whet Upon mirth' they Wn o • • ; •
To the OettagetdiKii,' etthe poor, ,
What bide or hright hop' thei bring!
Therere n'ehatm in the' anghing . •••
• That fly fromtliele ehedy ; . ' . •
And the' akles,loOlt.htuo t tis. their. lenies.ecime thro 4 i
And`„the etiti pcirrls.down..in
. .
•11.3: Like grene leitTes ' • . , •
••• • • Where the'thnishes" end Donate
'Lithe bright isuitheiu *Cie limpid "train,
tht,
ILitribey wave fOihentrig bretite,:
'Atilt - hut& ailhor•bleeeidaltig-hel4 :•-• • •
Frei' the breeches high; near an April •
'Where the elijierk iron thit•wing, •- •• 4•••••
. . . .
Ito!. the gree lures °twiny, ,
Whet Wising. to . wan they bitig,
ihe birth of the,yeer wad the, time 4f cheer,
. When the 'tie ht -the orbit eing•
The rivers,they roll to theseai: .' • . .
fly the marisin'or76o4/iindi free; . -
/tad the Oates deep'amid haloes sweep,
• And With sonadhig hatrooles sing, • •
A OLIGIM' NISWM.
15225f5
One cold afternoon, in the 'early part of . fall,
I Chester P. Le Roy, a gentleman—stood on
the platform., of the Albany'. depot, watching
the' procession, of .passengers' just arrived in the'
Hudson River boat, who % defiled past me: on,
their waYto the cars. .The Boston train,' by
which I had just' come,. waited patiently as
steam and fire . might, for their 'leieUre, with
only '_occasional and. faint snorts of .remon
strance at the. delip
. .yet ; the jostling
crowd hurried.' past into theip, and flitted
through them in Search of a l erts; 'their increa
sing numbers at length warned'me that• I. might
find it difficult .to regain my own, and I turned
to follow them. ,
ctl beg your pardon; sir." • .• .• • . -
• I turned, in obedience to the touch on
arm, and saw. a respectable looking negripman
before me, who bore the travelling bag and
shawl, Ind was . evidently the attendant of a
slender and stylish young girl behind..lsitn,'—;
g‘Do speai,". he ' bowing respectfully,
and_glancing at:the portmanteau •I carried; on
which My surnaini was quite ' ggdo I
• . • .
!Meek to Mr, Hoy?" • • -.
fahatiis my name—at yout." . aervice—what
can Ido for you?" . .•. • • •
"The young lady). Miss Florence Dundard;
sir; who : was to join you at :Albany, at six
oiclock—l • have charge ot, her." He , turned to
,
the person behind him-- • •
4iThie is Mri Daßoy, Miss."' •
. .
The 'young , lady, whose' dark—blue eite had .
been scanning rile, 'as I could perceive; thronih
her blue silk veil, now,lifted it with an exquis
itely gloved little hand, and extending the oth
er to me, With a 'charming mixture of frankness
and timidity.. , . • ,
44 / 'am very glad , to, meet you, Mr. Le Roy?
she 'said, r!I thought I should know you •in a
Moment, Cousin 4enny described , you so' accu
.rately; • •Il6w kind it Wall of you to offer" to
take charge of me. I . bops I shut trouble
In tbe midst of ; my bewlldernient, it . being.
thus,ddressed by •the sweetest ,voice. 'in' the
world, I. managed to see that. I most Make a
proper rsplyi'aid Muceecled Co:stain-mei out
what I thought an appropriefe 'peach, when the
servant Who
,had left:as for a moment, returned
and I abandoned it unfinished;
ctDid you see to"my:' baggige, Edward?"
it ices, Miss; it's all,on,'? - ..
"Then you "had better burry . ,' to reach. the
'Seven o'clock boat: . Good. bye, and tell there
jou;saWine safely 0ff..:",-.. -. . _''
„... ,
. I stood like one in s;dream.- while the
s .man
handed me the - two checks for the twolrunks;
and endued me,With the light baggage, he h a d
earned; bat I was aroused hytho young lady's
asking me if we had not hotter secure seatsin
the cars a nd' l' anivriired‘,bi offering her my
arrn,. In ten, minutes.Twe were seated side:. by
side, and trundling ont,or 0 1 47,at e,rate that
grew faster and a ster.::.?:.;. !..: .... ~:..
~.; . -
I had now ti to reflect, , eiktitat„ . lovely
face opposite de. • But isliire;:s#Oli
,the tise:
Some strange mistake had indenbtedly 'been
made, and I had been taken .for another wain
of the earns'. name; 'hut tow tiiliOnadf this
now, without alarming the innocent yutini_la,
dy in my uharge, but hew to . ,ied3he right-man
with the right name, among several hundred
peePle and how to transfer her, without an en:.
pleasant scene and explanation,s, io
,the vire of
some one' hose person wait no less strange: tn .
her than minet . , Whits,' then. thOights whirled
thongtt rist heed, i ~litipp#nad to- enceunter ,
thoie.smiling eyes fixed nionMe;l44: will*ot
trouble or distress her, by:any ..,#o,,Wledge. of
her pCisiiion,'? I concluded,i', l lo,,ill , juit's. do
the best to All the place
: of - 113.e!1i i tliiidinaliihe
took me for, and cOnduct 4 her,thareii4e ilin
Wishes to 4 go, if , I can only.fin4,3 4 ,,witerii liAsittl,
turned' to herwith an affectionatifind friendly
emits I Was very far train feeling, *pl',B.id, "It
is a long journey, Miss Florence 4":,,.. , .
”DO you think sa? - But it is.very pleasant,
isn't it? Cousin Jenny enjoyed it .so much!"
SMETtIPORT; ,r,,KtAN ;COUNTY
"Ahsindeedl"
what ..a queer tianl! , ahe amid, with a
little laugh.-,
:balms 'in her lettere, how happy. abe.,ia,
and, that:St.'l:ouiels:thel sweetest "place in...the
world to .live:01 .pear rile! ,thit I ihOuld'hiie.
to tell bar own hnobilnd first. ,
tslk ahout it when;tget there.?"..
Bu it. Was Were.gOing, 40:
washer cousin Jennietai husband.' never Was.
thankful for two piece.: of . inforniation in my
""And how does look? and Whit
is she doing? and how'is my dear Aunt:Bernal)?
do tell me the' neWsl". • .
,
eeiennie," ; n
said. I,..musteng ..tbetage , and
words - , e4is the-dearest little Wife in the world,
you' must !iiioyr, only faitoci fond of -heteeenip
of a husband:r - ari her,looke, you Cen't...
pact ine co.say-aajthing, for ehe.lalwayetooka
charming totitst.'! : .. • :...-.- • •
yßrayor,
_said the- prerty girl with a mall
clime tittle smile 'Phut about my deal., aunty',
, , „. • _
eeMiss,A)mean, of. course,' Mn.e lletnanOs
very
- .SO WellM:',said, the‘ fair queltioner,; regarding
me-witb:surpriee, el thought she hadn't been :
well for yearsl'! .
et; 'mean well for her," I said in some trepida=
tion; eethe air of. St; Louis (Which I have.since
found. is of the misty-moisty, ;order) has dime
her' tt world-or . She a..4ifferent.
.
gq am . ver y glad," said ber Mice. • She: ie,
mained silent-for : : a few:minuteti;
.and then a
gleam of amusement begin to dance in .her
bright eyes.. .
tr() think," said she, turning to . .me with
musical laugh, ctthat in` all thie•,time you' have
not mentioned the baby!".- '• • •
.tkno s w h.geve cviigetit girt, ' 'WI think :I
turned pale. 'After I had , rue the,giuntlet
all these questions triuMphantly, as I thought,
this new 'danger stared , me in the. face. How
vrae I, ever to describe a,baby, who bad never
noticed one? .• ity courage lank below' Zero,
but in soMe proportion the. blood rose to my,,
face, and I think that my , teeth foirlychattered
in my , head. •
. “Don't be afraid 'thatl shartLtsynipathise
in your raptures,'" Said my fair lornienter, as I
almost' considered her. "I am quite.prepared
to believe anything after Jennie's. letter-ion ,
should lea how . she cari4 about him.
• OHim!'!' blessed be her . goodnese;. then 'he
must bea boys..,, • ' • ." • ,
. "aOI course, said I blushing-and stammering,
but fe . eling it imperative to sayionnething, - gtwe
consider him the finest fellow in the world; but
you might not agree .with us, and in ' order , to
. •
leave your •judgMent, unbiased,: I won't' de
scribe him to you:" • • •
IcAhl knovr just hen , 'he Tooke, for
Jennie had no such icruplesn you may spare
yourself ,the'trouble or happiness, Whichever it ,
is—but tell me what you mein to call hits?" '
"We have net decided Upon a name."'
"Indeed 1 I thought she meant to give him.
""The deuce she did !?' thought 1. ?"No; one
of a name is enough in, a family,". I answered.
The demon of inquisitiveness, thet, to my
thinking, had Instigated my falr..companion
heretofore, now ceased totposcess her, for , we
talked of various indifferent things, and ; had
theyel Of 'of, net being compelled, to draw on
my imaginatioi! at the. iptpense.,.sl' con
science vrhen I gave the,particula rs' of my re
cent jonrney. to s ßoston. Yet - I wee ill at ease,
for 'every eohnd of her voice ltertied me 'with,
a dread,of tcesh 'questions, necessary but im
faielble to. be ansiverend a guilty flush,
stealing over my temples, every time met
the look of those heautifollolue Oyes., . ,
when. , .
It iris late . ewe stopped forisoppet, and
soon after I saw the,. "dark Jringen of my •fair
companion's • eyes . . droop long and .Often, and
began to realise" that she ought to be',islesp,
knew perfectly well that it Was
. :My duty :to
offer her .a resting place on •MY shoulder, hut
I hardly had courage; to: ask that:innocent face
to 'lie On My arm; whicliWas not'as she thought
it, that of her,' cdusiis„an.d . tr . "Married . man.
* L"
collecting, hOweirer.iiiii
.it wins my duty; to
make her comfortaisle,.and•that I could scarce
ly deceive her more thin I had already done;
I proffered . the usual She , ilightly
blushed, but' thanked ''Mes:and .accepted. 4. by
leaning ler.held against: my shoulder, and
loOkihg into ml eyei leAst you
are my. cousin," . she laid:'''Soion after her eyes
closed, aid she.elePt sweetli"andealtoly,iacjf
iecisyitp and peace. I looked doWn,
at the beautifutface,ilightly'paled with'fatigee,
thaerested against ms,' and 'felt like 'a villain:
I dared not touch her with.. my arm, :altheigh
'tha hounding of the tare jostled her very much
tint'sat remorseful until the 'sleeper, settled the .
Matter by awaken ing ! '—
She oniened Iseriyas instantlY; ant/smiled: "It
'is no ose for me to:try to 'sleep withmr•ben.
net oh," she said, esforit In very -.much in the
way fer me - anti , i sure: it 'tiOuhlei Iron."
,„ , „ . ,
So slie removed 4, giving Mkthe prittrloyo'
• , •
lOth its graceful ribbons, en d' llowireOU put on
the-'rack above us. I preferred - to2hoiditk tel
ling her, it would be safe with Me; and after 'a
few PV'.cticons she - resined ;, it being , in truth,
too 'sleepy to contest the 'Mint; then tying ;the'
blue 'silk over ,her , . glOosy, :hair,,' she leatied
ageing .my aboulfier ; 'and slept again. %,;',llis
PA.; THURSDAY, MAk :12; 1849;
tins., when the inotion.,begati to shake - Mid sis
coy her, I stilled the .itiprosiehos of my con
science, mid , passing elyiAtitrilightlyaround
that slender waist, the*. tar bead upon lily
breast, where it night: She eleo the
sleep ef innoceneS,'nerefie and paiieful, but it
is needless to say' : that I Ceirldtrot cline my , eyes
Or quiet my conscience. 'could' only gas. _
.that. beauti ulf,: atilL heir -04tetelgiee
how r ir Would spring liijniar-centiont - nit, it ihe
knew that-it was, and hOWI had deceired her,
,dreaming more wildly still,reproduced it In
hundred, scenes : which' I had niver„,Pafore
p a s!" °I: imagined, as tie, flee efwe...
had never loved, untiee tie butterfly loves of
my summer sojourns at Newport and Saratoga,
might be so dignified, and stilt- less had I over
dreamed or thought of marrying, even all a
possible. and far-Of centingencY. 'Meer be.
fore, .I solemnly aver, had I goon :the woman
whom wished to nieki my wifit , -never
fore, had I. solonked to call arltiiing my
as that lovely 'face lying on`Y Prof A
could not sleep. „ - , '-
ID the morning mr6 reached Buffalo, and spent
the day it 'Niagara; - had thought her
lovely while 'leaping, What wits elm, when the
light'of expreesion played
,aver her face, the
eloquently admired thi scene before us, or'was
even more eloquent still. Idon't think I look=
eil at the Oats:act' 'air Into is at her, 'or
thought theone eriotion' Mete `beautifulan
wonderful'than the'Otter. '
She; was 001 goite tktniliar with me, In
innocent and - chartning tray, calling meliectrii=
in Frank,” and seeming to take n certain
pleasure in:my society and protection. It iris
delightful to be greeted so , gladly by her, When
I entered the hotel:parlor, to haireker come
forward so quickly from her lonely seat where
she bad been waiting, not, unobserved or unno
tiCed, to,reCeive me—to have her bend on, my
arm—tell me all her little adventure, alone,
and chide. MS forleaviegher a so long, (how long
it seemed to me) while every, word, look and
smile seemed doubly deaf . to ,rne, Winn I
knevr tlio precious tenure by which I held my
right, to them. She busied herself, too, while
I was, gone out, with one - joint baggage, and
rummaged all over her trunks to
-find a book
which 'I had expressed a desire tci
mended my glove', "levied the broken band of
my traveling eap, and found my cigar case
whenever 'I lost‘it.which wie.twenty times - a t
day, while she acolded ate for the eareleisnesi
which she declared almost equal to her 'own;
Long ago she bad given over. to. My keepiag,,
tier elegant little port-nionalegtwhieh she• wail
sure she Should lose, ai iihe never could keep
anything,'” and she bad ordered me to tile out
what she wasted for', her travelling "exienses,
T opened it.with trembling hands when Wei
alone, and examined the contents.' There Wei.,
betides ihe bank bile with which she; had
probably been furnished for bet journey,,,;,Md•
which with pious care, she had 'folded elf in to:
the very malted possible compass, as much
gold as the pretty toy could carry, a tiny pee's!'
ring, too small to fit any fingers but hers—
which y'am y 'kissed--a card with , her
name on it, airid a memoritridom in a. pretty
hand, uNo. Olive Street,' St. Louis," which,
as I rightly conjectured, was the residence - of
Cousin Jennie whose husband I wall a very
fortunate discovery for mew. Indeed, so far,
had not found the way of the transgressor hard,
in external circumstinces, atleast, and when
with her, :I forgot everything except ; her grace
and beauty, and my firm resolution to berto her
no more , or less than a' cousin 'lipoid be;' but
out of that charmed 'presence my conscience
Made me miserable. p
I am afraid I must eornetintes have betrayed
the conflicts ,of Pealing hadby At:) ,
,manner;
but when ,I war reserved and,cereinonious with
her, she always reienteelt, and begged Me sa
bewitchingly not to ‘ treat her so, and •• to coll
her by.her sweet'name iflorence," that had,l
dreatied aemerch as I longed to do it;.J could
not have refused , her..:But the , conscioureas
that I was not What : elte •thought me, bun
imposter,,Of whom,. after• Our connection had
ceased; and she had'. discovered the deception
Olefin& upon her; shi•eould think or remain-,
bee pothing that would not cans: : her 'uninerit.
ed self-reProech and Mortification; ill' innocent
and trusting • as'she Wee, this refleetion more
therm the otiteri I confess; and the knOWledge of
the est'im'ation: irr which she vinield'foreier hold ,
me; after my imposition isoreiliecovered,ago.!
oniZeitme,•indJ.: would hive alll „pos.
messed to own icio her, and' levee her oight at
once, though the idsavi never seeing her More
wee dreadful; - But that coidd int be.
At last we resehed.St. loreis:''. Do I say "at
last?" When -the Alight' , of than 'spires and
gables warned thatMy brief dreameof haP=
pinese was over, and that the' remorseful .re
fleFtions •.beesi staving off so'long 'were
now, to . begirt in earnest,. the tbought 'titan
coming banishment kern Elorence was dread
ful to , me, and thetimiroeemed te fly on light
ning wings as it; diewftearer.' 'She Wes all
gayety, and es onto e o • my so tress ; and
sauce`of mind, when so neer hnme and 'Jennie;
and when we entered.thecarriege that was
convey ueteour destinatien, I hid half a mint),
to take`M cowardly flight, rather than'enconn.
tei•tbe scorn a 4 dinappOintment of , those - blne
eyes; hut t Master &apOonrage, and folloWed
her. le, giving. thisraddreai' lima in the port
Moinie;whiChibittnately was the right one,
to the 'driver.
o . tAlmoieheit gel
raee
MYtin*** l :24tT!' l
load
Mist ttpi•iqict
lini*st, ol 6bin,
iriike
aril hastening, ~than, t. the
egdrested my
is ttist of Ro lgnithaeif
_She turned bet; 'limply
•petzled, fowerds
Tliagili - liiiaileptlill,4 not,
:siiiii*i . lit'i.: ; :::: ' -.::::!:::•'').,:: '''''.
tied!, no dal nit!!,,thei repeated, Apwliat
tainyoutneant
told 'her frankly Sut,,fully; the tOolilrath,
:dearly is tliars set i t 'doWn
nothing aid inneeithir inthingiint,ovin :the
neSteilisetit.of- my oVi'loS:itet; - . ;Whey the.
brief recital witended; we both remained
tenti t but 'although she' hid laddin liCcfafa,"l
could: ass that she_trembled , ; violently'with
and:shame tiPaillisn.. 404 of her distisas'
- -
was . agony.ito stikand I 6140 took! , a few"lsat
wordiroptpoiligy==;:: Y!' • .
eiltpli.einiot.., 14010 :at hattlf#N: Miss Dun,
and *at. myself,"
said, Igor. the;distresa•l base • sy, enwill ingly ,
caused you. HestaititioWs that if I accepted
and beauty
lightly, I have ,tmatity., 'attoned I n
having occasioned this sulfating to Yon. and my .
own puni shment • • icgreater ' th an can bear.o
Thit-• , todeli'ilipped -era 'Spoke,' Ott,tottlad
tavikis ins eagerly; her'fice bearing traces
tesdre; and in a loer'soiCe.saidr,
• gellomot Misunderstand me if . I 'ins
The ,
'cosehmoi threw. ,open, the . door 'end
itomi:ereiting, I was obiiged to, eecend and
'eget iefeut. ,
.hardly Ova fo itilich i tikt
little hind - though it was for the, list time, bit
rwatehed bee graceful figurs with mid distresi f
She was already redogniXed,foi:the door:efihe
handsome house 'before' which • stopped was
throiri oPen,'And *pretty woman, folloWed, by,
a fine looking, black 'whiskered' gentlemai,
whom I supposed ` , to be my - nonierake;
down the steps. , Them liters I,ood encloino--
tions•of astonishment and , ph - Mauro cordial
welcome, and some 'tepid questions, tit which
Florenee returned' very and'qrsist aniWirs,
and•ilotokir - nOOOlll4 herself from tit'e•cenfir.
eion,,prisented meal oitgeAri'Rey,,your
hand's :nammake, and the.gentlernsti'who kind
ly' took charge I• glanced at. ber 'fake
to see if ate 0;4114 ill., - bit it was
pal. and opened her'
prettyiyee was too ,reik bred„to
express surpriee,`,:endiftei',lntiodueing me . to
her.husband in the eimiterms, injited. me into'
the - house. Hardly conicionc, o( wheti la;
cgolanYt4ing " ,**Opk ! thitl,
ease of Floren c e, friner,which I could „not in? :
Aire to hanled - niyielf; Ildilowedthem , into'*
'lmidsomipariii; , Whekeeit tin aid, ledy, who,'
my conscience told tne,Wei the: rheumatic sent
I had to:belied: ' ; llorenee, herself, presented
mit° Abe hniy, who was a fixture, and'unable
to rise from her chair, and Were I' ouldatim;
mit an aiOlotYnO4 tetftes
,tiny, (he*, 410.0ent,.: from • mine ,)
_'the.mistake:
by which she bid:been pliced4n lily care, and
the history of the jonriey, io whiehtklppeired
our lArr.eltoy; 'bad been' a (elloWile.
'
singer. '•Wben .
endiid,they all crOwd
ed about Me, wermly. expressing their thanki
for my kindness, and ionsideration, to:y tatter
biwildinnent and • surprise, and 'cordially Mil t
ted.•Me to 'remein mithihOmi, and make the act,
quaintanc* of my neatestake and•familyr;l de
tithed myself from unexpected kind
ness "-as soon as • I COOL!, for t
aversion in the flushing, and lice, end
•
with one - last look at her; left the 'room. ,A' •
moment after, '. . 1 felt:'thelight touch of a bend
on my irm,and-, taming, saw. with: Mute our
prise, that the'had' followed:me into tbe reed
irate. : •
sbesaid•hurtiedly;t o tl cannot
let you to sway: miaunderetendirigly, . as :I lei
you .1141.' was while- you so humbly ;
appio g lied generous, hnootahl°
delleaey:ef > yOnr, conduct, was not from : any
anger, bellies-me, but biennia I was at first
toil much aptionisheds-;ofietradc too much
moved. to epeak:',' Otte -'you more tban I can
say ihnotdlidinisntibier MAnici;ir* Moe,
sherne,*hich you see•hes priyentad my telilng
'you this, uhauld' Prevent you from continuing
ane acquaintance 16 - etrengely 'began. Piet',
'MO, air; 1.1 04
don't knold, what` answer made,Tfar..thd
revulsion's& feeling; was'•elinoit top far
words, and-theAptare 'of inatring, as I looke4
down Wer r ae loti (or
,the last time, quite took away the- little sense.
I had you Want to• know. how` I
'felt, ask a, mitt( Who' Is going taielung, how
he would
**ll,l l h . ow...tirni !Peel It • certAinii 4"! not
'meant lAro' . yOars 'aince•sll this , ,heppenedAret:
'Cnusin - initnii:(iny Conan Jennie 'now) . ,'lnt4-.
testy - ie s irosiches'aiin bei 'i4to';*V;,.4.f4
visiting
- her • that
again. undertaken the journejrvbqubdetllfrei
ent.enspices,.eince FlOrence fityrloreriee'linri4'
dud no and , sleeps 0p0n. : 14 - ** k 4 tie
cars :nrilonier
dance' of; a viife ,of nearly five, el4retanding,
anti I register our Denies in , thi hotel beaks, as
Young .•
?!•!°r .
led;
014 thit(that:.** l l - 7C 4 0004t0'4,Ai1Y,111: .
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*hit .4,4.'hil*'ii'o*qitqi.!# l g . . 4 4oti i t,:* ,
City,' statt'out, ln
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a fortune:ooT tic9,Rlit,lfo,)rx#,..rnto..,_,
is - an igcohli•spitit , that
o>4
acid fight *Ctii , 0i,i , :r.iy;0;,441,h0.04.10101.#
and
to support, biirzacft, ; and• . la;.Mbini aid
begging 0ui4,940;01'.11#4,7 . .. •
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will Oh4o , il:inueli wirer-on cif `.fre or eeteeillo;
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the.market.:' 'When broadcasted*'
~ • ' ..
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