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Eoal'on Uo. wILLIS - rttiticE" •
(Grcltti(e of the ./efferson' Medical College of
. , • '' - , - Platlatlelphia.) ' .
13) ESP EcTri? ULLY oilers to the public. his pro
'AIL fessional services irk. the practice of Medi
tt ne, Surpry,.attil NI id tv ifet y.
ovvice a the reildence of his father in S.
i_ attover a roe . eettr opposite - Morrafa L klate .
t;_: 4 *o 3 .) ' Hotel.' nod the Second Presilterlaitr
4 1 .tIl i t : Ofe ' ; : hp . ;41 7, 1847. ...'' .
ce9.4a,uta=.
flu.
©MIN J. DIVERS
t i nr- xs :REMOVED .41IS , oFFLOp_ andhtl2l
. - DWELLING to the two atory • brick
- ,..tiose lidfontrng hie :Drug Store, on Wee?
I .dain Street. ' ,: ' • . .
•
April 14,.1547. . ' -
- • •
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,jtiniieebpa‘taith:Pliiiiibliin , •
gal it "street, in the• hone° for
'merly ecanPieil by Dr. Fred. Ehrman:
Carlisle. April 9, 1846.
SI E 0 azomnos,
h ~~~'~tA
U.L perform all operations upon the
V 'feed% that are required (or their preset ,
luttion - s,
sr will restore the loss of them, by inserting Ar
it from a single Tooth, to a-full
iett. — rj-Offite - on - Pittstreetra - few - tloor s S a ut l i
oldie Railroad .lfotef.
, N. 11. I):. Loomis will be absent from Car
lisle the lasttend sys; iv eneli incintli. '
June 11,1.134:6.
. ,loalEr,Pm V.NO - X, •
ATTORNEY At LAW
1 -
. Pittsburg, Pa,
HAS eetnrned term -Carlitde f tte tht.prannice
of peorosion Pittsburg, Allegheny
cotittly, Pn.
' 10,1847.
-
g. DM. lALAP . SC.E.DAURS
Attorney at. Law.
i n k .r.plur. in SoKlllt Ilannver street , a lew debt.
R.) bel9w J. il. (1: raltain, Esq.
-inly 16,1t345. ' . - -
cauritla,
Attorney at Law.
I -1 .
01 , 10 E with S. 1). Athilr Esq. 'in 111111111.111%
nt.N. , opposit.-thel'u:t Office. .
March SI, 1111 T.
1-ARSON C. MOORE.
Attorney at Law,
eh NICE in the Pear of the Gottralonse, in tit
IUF room lately ()movie(' by Dr. Fohilat, deed
\I writ 31, 1847.
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A 4,1 •,, ell OSi
At torltcy-ai Law
11 il ItilittliU RG, PA..
Pi nri I 2:4, 154R..7-IY• •
Justice of the 'eace and Scrivener:
OFFIaI in West Main Sireot, optiosile
the Depot.
Curlitdr, AnriV2B, 1847.
SiTRVEYOB. AND SCRIVENER,
.1"01E314 C. ivz.vnon-1.7.3x,L,
Nvi 1.1, be found at his (Alice in the rear of the
Court lluitsti, reatl at all tintes—ouleas cog ged
iu lie Itte.ittess at his prof_sstun— to make :Stir
:c, v tit Lok, ii l ls, rlc llc st ill ids. prepai
Jeol • 01 culuc . iiittec nod au) ether ;0.n0./cid 1,1
writing.
C .23, I ir
Classical .11cacicray,
s wesl of Carlisle,between the New
vide :Rate Road and Cumberland
Valley Rail Read.
TIE third seesi‘m (live inuriths) will cent
on .110 N DA Y , Nov. let, 1847.
number of students is limited, mill
every effort made to secant: their moral and
tilesit;fli.nprovement, as well iislheir domturt
nod hearth. During the past year upwards of
fqrly studellta have been conneet.d with the
I II -ti L ; nti D 11•
'riga statics embrace all that are mynah°
for Colldge or any • bueineea or profeamon.—
' Every effort will be made to SOCIIre COULIIIII
- a flee of patronage irbin the tricots nf eclueatim
References. Perms, &e.‘ mode known by
• A plication persundly;ur by letter undreamt
R. K. BURNS.
Oetnher 6, I 847.,-3mo
•
dliteri!iretes Hotel
rr HD subscriber rtitmeetfolli announces to
it- lila Manch and the public, generally, that
has taken the well khown Tavern Stand"
On MD corner of Smells iltanover
ond, Pomfret Sts,, • .•
formerly kelit by Mr. Anarew, Roberts, ‘i,lterri
ha will endeavor to serve those Who may call'
pon_hint iri the most satisfactory manner.—
plemiantly situated. and is fur
nialied.throughoot with good bedding;
or furniture, aihrhia.accorrimodationa. aro such
e will Make :it a conveo3ent -and desirable
4:moing (l..yri.l'ans will ho spared•
make it agreeable, lts - tlemirtments to
:those wh:flitay,fa,vor him:with c 011.,.
- BOARDERS Wtill"'itel.'f taken hy the week"
SAMUEL MORRET.
•
April- 14, 1847..
up .uctistiatip,csalloaa o . _
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WQ.CiLD.reepoctfully!cell the at'tentio'n of
V V ifobeelmpora and the iinhlic.toiliirwilnn-.
eive'etink of eplondid Fornituie,ideliidinter 4
fee, IV ard rubes, Con tto
and.P.lain_Doreatia,:dzid
.dvory•aarietnof
._.CabineMeitti te"a
which they, ittisto.uum..opened at their now
rochn's, 'On • elle 'crirne'r of North. ilanovOr'and
Lditrite'r . ."Strects,.Carliolo. . •
They arc •confitliMi that thcAuperior finish
workmanship, and eleguece of stykaa_
are'gpt up, together with
their CHEAPNE . BB, Willicitommehd thon'to
evoryperson4antingPurniture. They have,
also made ortaneements for innnufaCtOring end
keeping a
,constant supply of every article .in
their line, bath plain and ortimentel, elegant
and useful, at prices Which they eanuot fail to
suit purchasers. They would earnestly invite
persons who are about to commence housekeep
ing to call and examine their present elegant
stock, to which they will constantly niake ad
ditions 01 the newest and most modern styles.
COFFINS made to order ut the shortest no
- titcyfer - towtnitid cuuntly. --
.April 21, r. 847. • . ,
- — NEW - - AINTYCTIEXP
Fat/liar GrOCel'ff
gTTIE inetliod to inform
his friends and (11e public in general that he
has just 'opened in dm house lately occupied by
l)r John - Armstrong and three doors east of J bt
I) 'Rhoads' •Warelionse n hinge 11111 i general as
sortment of Funnily GrAeries, such us Tess ,
Coffee, Sugar, Nlolasses, Chocolate and Spices o
uscly d 32ript ion. Also, it large mid well
QUEEX,SIIII.6IRI.,
lirnslirs, Buckets, &e. Tu
limier, of every description,. from the common
smoking tobneco, tip to Woudwurd's best honey
Dew ciivenclisb.
'limp twit; aro respectfully ii - ivitetktn call and
examine has st rick hefore I u)iag elsewhere, as he
-ibit teralvinisell - thit - rlirmatmet hti Illy lite - ale - them
hot h in price and
friends from the country w 11 find
it to their advantage In give Irvin a call ; the store
is {,:.llSCIlit ntly situated, just a few steps from Mr
Rhoads' latent.
.10S. D. HA LBElil
CaIPII F1C.. 1 1111 E• 2 1N47
AFRESH, AFIRIVAL
Ir. Xohn . 7. IVEyers•
Ilas just returned from tho city with a urge
and earelully seiected..astiartment of
raints,olls, Dye-Stuffs,
and PATENT MEDICINES, inclueing all
the dew preparations or the day, together With
general assortmelt of . choice PERFUMES,
FANCY ARTICLES . , &a., which makes his
stock MI and complete, all of which ho %Pal
coil LOW E`R TITAN EVER WI and. so
ror ymirselves.
Juy 7,1847.
CANAL AND RAIL ROAD LINE
Philadelphia , Balt intofic Pittsburg,
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yt.oillii toll'it yea inlet pre' the expression of
liar . cp.,' eau! Loot Rochlott, with interest;
•ht tape moment it seems glowing with teei
ng!, and the II eNt it vimars tighted with a
purely intellectual the.'
'One. is not incompatible with, tile ether—
! would say it beamed with both, Her !ult
imo hp has a cut ve, ono would think, of
scorn, did not the gentletiebs of the rest of
her countenance belie it; the same contradic
tion is apparimt iii her manner: she bears
herself with the dignity of a queen and.:.the
glace of a flower, mitt one leels now that
she is simply an English maiden, and anon
that she is a scion ul the house of Clive..
'You say ti.tit beitmy- is nut a nail, e n! any
chitie• 'Scrimps you tawny it would beau
.tratispaitting,' said Lord Itnliforh w).1.11 some .
:miersiess, but more sadness in ills tone.
I he A itieri,liii turned his piercing eyes upon
Lilo spualier us though Ile would read the
thoughts suggestive ul this remark, and then
teplied,
•tioatey might, but nobility swill not.' I
ad mil e Lady, A illicit ass a aritic-onot as a lover.'
`Yes,' said Ruclihnt to himself. its they
separated, 'illy own Lean might have told
me that such cold praise was. not the fan•
gouge of love. Sweet yousiipilot, not i ti .
measured words like these uo Id I discourse
of thee. And yet,' beconnut ed, 'how truly'
does he read Alice. Knowii g thee as, he
/I
dues, how uati lie IMI IQ love thee V s - -
Lady Allem Clive, When left an orphan,
at tut early age, was consigned to thif-gbar
dianship of her aunt, Lord Rouldort's mother ) .
mid their childhood passed'ender !lie , same'
cool until it separation s became necessary, for
the purposes of etlui•Miett. After; the ,lapers
of years, chequeret) by unseal pieefingsdie,
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FORWARDING& COTvIMIS'N MERCHANT
II.kIZIZ 1).%
iiis di, public, the
al pat, nii,ge extendi d t.. him
during the past yen r,•lw It.a bea t eneunraged.
to ulnae inure extensive arrangements fur the
ensuing season, and has added two nett, large('
and splendid Boats iii his : LINE, and twill be
fully prepared after the opening of the Canal
torward 'Produce and Nlereliandizo of all
binds to and finin 11 , 101110 re,
Pittsburg, &c., at the lowest rules of freight
and with the utmost despatch.
Ages)lb ror
Me4sr, CA 12 LISLE & GASKELL.
Ince str4.l Wharf, Philadelphia.
Mrssrs.OlES,E3 & S.ON,
NO. 18 Commerce ,11,....1V1iiirt, Baltimore.
AI ease rs.tt LA Ft K &THAW,/ p. •
J. Me FADDEN & 'CO,
Agents for Oars,
Messrs. W HNDERL/CI.I4,GRIER,
No 272 Market st..Plitlada.
Messrs. CHALORER tS• REYNOLDS,
N 0.423 Market st..Phdada
„•...
ItIeors.SITER, JAMES & Co., • •
Broad street, Philadelphia
Pennsylvania and Ohio Line, N st.Baltinture
March 17, 1847.—tf.
• ofil'ese - topply. •
rp. fp. subscriber littsjustreturnail from the c
..11. with a lot• ot consisting
pi t t the folloa lu4 artielis:
Chambry, Plain (siiighanap, Plaid Ginghams,
New Style Calicciesoi large lot,
Whit - n . 1.'111 brown Nluslittai,
11%Uc mid brown 4-4. and 34 Sheetings,
Tiukings and Cheeks. Also.
23 doz. Crdtmi Hosiery, all kAnds,
.2( . 10 Ilia. White anti rolored flottint Yarn,
Irish Linetiii,•fr,om;gt .
sl,oo '
Plain Swiss ; Book,Siripell:tutd,.VAtotitt
Ibis. • '
White anti Fancy Linens for •Gentlasugo,
Summer (loth antKaslintareitit, ^, ~. •
• Citindineres Mid V eittings,
• The above new articles united with the old wi
.rn....ku.sny,stock coMplete. Call at the New SL
hi North I..ttinmer Stt!eut and examine L.
".• •
,pgpgroF r Ola ViTines ap:d
. v -..•••,, •
. old''
i 7 es lint Eii . nndien ; Madidlaii and Cabla .
them 'us beinirpnea.' ho
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aa etfanifiNyorti.:'
Claret.',atnr otheraufindor fwitiosl'4
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TilE mabit4ityrs MO, woitrAnt..,..
fly
• .
"The iigiittof wettish 77 , what_are they
The right,to•lnbor and to pray.
The;rlght to Watch whilelothers . 6lee p,-.
The es .glitno'.ei• others' wens to weep,,
sueCor tlistreSe; , ,
--- .ThiOylghhrtille - rotoorstorstilo blew;;
,Thstright•to.love witen-otlierii 'scorn;
The right to,conitort.all that tuourn;
The right i&Sitet `iIeV,JOY on enrol, •
- The right , to feettid squrchighLwOrill,
The light to feud the , eoul to Clod .
AlHtig . Fhe bntb the §a:Oinur trod 7 •
'''The pathof.ineektie's6 rind of l o ve; ' •
The of faith that 'leads above;' • , • ,•
, The,path,oCptitlepee butler ,Wroug, •
The tholii:e:fikOrtw-sirppir
' - SuOi Woman's right, nod'Ooll will bless •
crovirn,their chiamplons with success.
Mitoutla4tiena4
From Ihe. Omtl,for 1848
MIND AND HEART.
•
•
mus. - strutr 11. 1.. CM%IPBELL.
'Twas a brilliant festival, where - England: 7 s
nobles gathered round then Qneem Bernd:lb
at whose l milet wealth and fashion had been
skilful handmaids—Bravery, with laurel Leal
and vic,or'S crownt—and Blend, tie oldest
and_bestibteughrAlLthLriettlit,m ere assent
bled 'bete - to eller homage ,to the . young
sovrem of a mighty Ittobassadths
from) reun COIIII6, ITC(..'ihqofiled to the glaie
of regal pomp, looleet round admirably on
the magnificence,. while wondering envoys
from our young Republic gazed halt.bewil
dared -by the dazzling scene. ,
'Your eyes are cluing homage to my lair
country wonren,' exclaimed Lot d Rochlort to
au American official why had been scrutini
zing the bi,ght laces around hint.
.lad my tongue must at now ledge that 1
ani iihnost tempted• to tutu halm to my„ow
a as the smiling reply.
'Nay, - now,' rejoined the noblemnn,
have heard too much of A menicaulevelinesi
to credit your.courMous words. I have been
told. that the women - of your land are pre
eminently'
- Beauty is not native - of - a - IV - clime; I be=
live,' said Gei.rge 'but dispenses
het favors to every land, and I assure you
she has not forgotten - mine. It is hardly.
lair,'he continued, 'to institute comparisons
between the .bearity 1 difierent countries ; as
each cultivates a style peculiarly its own
The soft langor,of the Itallatfjaille is -very
unlike the 'glowing animation bf our Yankee
girls; yet each- are charming in their way
For a4airspecimen of ,Eaghs/i- beauty, I
would dire c t - yoilrimernion to the lady on the,
right of the Duchess of
-The Lady Annul Clive?'
'The same. Her features, rounded as
Hebe's might have been—the delicate blobriit .
which cull uses her countenance and deepeps
On her cheek, and the profusion •of golden
culls sun (Aladin her lair lace like a hale,
are ehararleristai of her.eopialry.', -
'Yet beauty is her expression,'
suggested Lord Rookfort.
• Which has nothing national. in it,' resu
med the - Republican, .bet is pecnlier,,lo her
self. Ccoani aytessunis accompany certain
((Jr:pis/bons ; and cawiinly beuwitie national as
trout, w loth itiey represent are so.—
Lath. Aimot Clive is a woman of much
Lli:11110ter, ao het lace betrays.'
'Von scent a slidint physiognomist, and I
ERIC
ss 3
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1241
§14 3 ;
.hriticel pod' ee up tnenahlott
Chore; followedeach_. Or , in_tgrepeful„`elo s l..-,
quenet&T, Annielett n7g sha - listelleattlitW
an;unfithothed - fi) n 6,1
*1 . 16 P66.rfPetilt!iit to
I igl 01.4'1 eteryt eh.s. Were repentellied nagntipo
and- - reverence gaVeplaceito Ava rtu ertufe
ing,. And , the high'-born 'r loved
IV . •
Lott,
- qipufy,lN :
Arneri&nti.
iWoniaiii - - , il r eitAverejtileilsie'd,4*l4ierl4.l- .
Linden; to jest with , meftipowilniNii4r,iliP
79 ,1-- trfin - planting, - Prittehrbeetll,l).Orditi''' , firl.,*il',
the pleasure of an neonnintance.Vbii,.9.3"':'
Minot; and the -recollection of yoU'r...Apa '464,
try en con rage's ' , Me- to 'ltalie Mint Sifo - ,till; hitt.
I tia
regard my , suit Vt , ill(tlislavori' '„-'-', '-' l ' 4 ,F.\,-A ..-A 1 '.
Smelt art unexpecieu-tesme4f, itito*
neatly his deal esti - tittles, Was nflaVileiiit 14i111.
as much -embariasdroent by 'the' 146:14t4 tit
could have been by the Maiderri , an4g-Afttillt
the tremor of a criminal about to- mietitilii‘f
judge, he sought to - lay before her-fidi A.vn
ant his rivnl,s claims, and lietire.fritirCber ,
own lips :an- announcement of herOkoice..
He knocked hurriedly at her boutleit,.. and
receiving on- answer, entered; site, * * its . Mit
there, but a laint'sound .of musie-lered him.
to the gardea beyond, and as., he at.buinced
he distinguished the following wordsa"-- _
Ply spirit bows before the light s! . '
Of thine, - as to same start -, - F.p - ,;f:
" Burning likiran immorh - triliing,, .:7 - . ,
-And lending me afar ..-40-
' From earth and all eartletirwretegidness
To holy thoughts on high, : Cf . , . •,
--- Thorlift mr - very tieing - up - --„?!,,
To greater purity. t'
Yet though I proudly sacrifice - ,, ,, ii,
Belot< thy holy shrine, c - .
I dare not tram to will the 'Llaiti' '
Of such a IMart as thine; i
.'['were easier far to bind the briath
Of heaven ditto my, brow, ''' '
Than throw mrfeeblo chains Vet. one
As glorious as thou.
Thins eagle spirit proudly Searsi„ ,
And .11(.11 a timid mato
- Would only elteelcite lofty fliglift
Or linger desolate. - . y6'.,,
... I only skit, yet seam may hope ? '_ , _
l'hiali' tt pitying fliiiik or i- -- ne;-:
Nor chide the deep idolatry , .
With which I worship, thee !I-. fit. '
Anima! Annoy ! even thus do liove thee,'
met inured Lord Rochfort, as the'iong cea
sed„ and with'-an effort At cornporiure 'he
joined het.
:
'Your -song bespeaks:much-humility ? . -lair
.cousin;.. and is better stated ; me,thinks, to
sorriejuve.torn damsel thamio Apiiot Clive.'
'A ttbt-Cliveris—but---a--Wome-ihe-an--
swered, with a sad smile, 'iniPtomati ever
loves above herself, - and 'with tiffiiiility.'
-- 'Annot Clive boasts, of ' the '..bea,t : bleed of
England, and . th erefure cannot loVe above
lietsell,' Said he With Warmtli;'forgetting -for
a- moment his passion and hiS pride: .
'Birth is not. the standard by:-:::whieli the
heart nteasutes men,! said Anmaij_cl hove
learmFd ;that naturithaa. 401!te d tirsk nebthy
of her OWn,,WhiehrseoftS'lttiTaii;' the Matt'
wile elaimajer..his iieiititg4 ‘the soul's lofty
'gilts may ,scorn the imbecile., who succeeds
to his lathers state and title.' .
'This is a new meet!, 4nimtc--tell 'irie, is
it taught you'by your Ituirtility, or by your
lore?' I
'1 have avowed no love,' she answered
quiekly;plucking a lily of the valley, and
snipping its bells front the slender stalk.
'H... .
eaven giant you do not cherish that Linden's praise was an effort of his mind,
which you blush to avow,' said Lord Bach- rather than an impulse of his heart : and &-
tort, as the terrible conviction that Linden though attentive, courteous, and kind,Annot
was beloved forced itself upon his mind. felt that his love was not like her- own.
She taised her eyes, and as she marked And when is map's love like the lo v e of
• his look of anguish, the iudignayat reply died 'weenie l ' Lev,c.and pride.ge hand in.hand ,
.upon her lips. • • •-"" ' '''' 4 -: • • in the_ heart , Of ench, but the love ornig.n. l 3,l
'Dear Horace,' said she soothingly, r 1 born, nursed and nurtured by his carne,' and
sliall,cheiishoo leeling,of :which I shall be to. Ins pride it ministers,'being at once its
ashamed. kly love will he fed by ny pride,, child and handmaid: Woman's pride is the
and my pride will glory
_hi the super ority,„of offspring of her lin4, and glories hi its object,.
the man I love, . with the Ullquestionieg, unieilicising rever
'Airirrit;': he 6"Nolaimed - earnestly, clasping erica of an infant for its mother.
her suirill'harals in his, 'there is but one man There was a shadow on the lair foreigner's
who can have a love like thine, arid he, brow when she eirieted the drawing-room,
(his voice became thick and low) has songlit leaning on her husband's arm; but she be
anie ut my hands; tell me, can you• sacrifice held the. crowd pressing around him with
rank, tale,.loriuire, friends- and country, to eager•adalation, looking upon his animated,
fellow the looistepSof this•AraccicanP intellectual countenance, mid ligtening to his
The enthusiastic egpression of joy• which sparkling sallies, her face grew radiant with
mai.tleil her fare told 'how gladly, fur his lure and joy.
..
sake she would reit - n* 'all • . In the course of the evening, Annot stood ,
'lle..is celd,,, Anuotr-lie,, cannot love as near a doorway leading to a coircervatory,
thou .clost; he cannot leppy: their for thiS.— arid glancing doWn'the green Visth;:her at-
Stay, Arinot- . --listen twine,' but she 'Vas gone, ' teution was.attracted- by a japonica of rem
and Are strung mart ; thwarted in his master:- -R ll 4l 'size. and ,beauty., .Wishing ,to ',observe,
passion, wept. - ' , rnoter,closeyAds beautiful plant, she glided
: ''After tlie.first wild burst-oh anguish , Lord -ddUri• the path paused by the Ifow en—
fiochlort became • an alinfed man; an d iii 'Bl4 hail' Sepee3ed hetself alone in thitlfom
spa tp ed ..as,t bougb the. wreck ol WS own' ure, : servatery; : ber• , fire, squird al voices lc the
piiioli4 . bad . taught him to be doubly waich . .:.,liesfavenue; from which she was separated,
'MI' t o in sidel.iit'thb 'ecrject of his kyr:Ohm-A". '!byteiilvrill of-flOWets;-itilltled 'her: -
,:
one r'. ufiiiW. , :eAßitty : putig. Her lather's '•will 9 '- 'IMS? sweet , wiffb?Jsniti a masculine voice;
enjoined her to.tnarry, Lord Rochfort, who, 1 1 decoyed you-to:lbis spot to dell you..-how
succeeded:Jo-the tille-ol,lbe fa l lni,l3 7 ) : and in beautiful 14,411;.11(T.i01a! you• are:-P3:11!"3 Irs
case
,61' noncom plieriee,,lier for 1111,0 ' \ilo6 '. 10: night.'... -
.„:1....J. •',, • ' • ,
revert 'to hint. Tliiri Ite'obViaterl'kiy ' threcm • - 'And 60 i ,i* told yesterday, arm: thetay
'hag • dii instrument settling it...uptin •lierself.• -.'efore,,aurl, the — day ; b efore, diet,' wits th e, •
Since she,had fa iledru.diseever hid uttforni-- lilayllel•reply.• "- ' i; ' ''' • ''• '' - "
,Pate love,
..he buried it, in, Ina, own berm,- :"-:',,fltis 411 old striry;Acwit, but haver-W e enry a
T nimut pnrted hide fire frerne.end friends: it; again,. I leY.9:yett,''and +love youl' fc ., ' :i.:
r.'of Jier youth With ihe - siirrevi'ariteral to the.. r 'Weary of'my daily food sepperY,,said the,:
ocusslon, ; but uticeliSeions of the Tall* she lady,' earnestly. 'W . Ity',' CharleS,• %Vete 1 1 :as
had inflicted epee' the leek defoted 'of them 'certain of your Wei as, of my own
_life, my'
,•
taw :l. :-. i: i . .. - r-., :::; I, 1: , .••.I. :;•...::.:: r::- - ; ,;r iJiii'S , wriuld'ilehifi to ' , bear yen 'tiill,rde. et it.? -. ,
,•,, Vie ; ,firtit • few: Mitirdhs'ef ;her mart iage was .•i - tifi - lowtrireji-theught the tut willing*listerrety
it,1 ) 914 1,1- of APlicioll"O4'l ) .i.fie4P+ • Tl 3 lei••ehtf "TS) etlrl,l4 l 4:ifeeillitaYtirbeth - terhed: , to-Itear
'war; a etianger :le a strangelerid,,bMit was 'the Jupguago' Of l affectielloMil yet MYNe3 - •
liiilioteep mid' he' . 1.4,4131y . her :Side:" 'The barril'lnvtis.the? :5' .
.- ...:: . '.
bettutiilic ef Its' Sbifileiti-kybre ealtatierediwll'eß, ~.Tho'i)l , l lt ;Ariffeir,titlt cf,;,'llitorltltt but 'itt - ti ,
7pr:rioted. eut.,bplii 'MAI!! incidents , of itrlllits , Itliimetit rettliteiViefitAlieritqlfruntl - she
,wes: -
ll.; Pgfi9.if,qd nAtew.pue.,i,es.t., wee.u.he,nprial"lENdlfileitgef'theti:ealiiiisafillif.'" f ' --.
,-,
- te them, and
,its land:Maids seemed' like:-ai A , Ifliiiiiloll LS A iii*Ocaituld!cittgri:.irtakec ii'etrfe
better tricrOylien its. commented
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iijoklercinninelfeeCtvlactinaC'Climlia
niit'd affections,' acid the
. .
Ittifitory,:of hrislipait was no , atirrtnettild In
ihis,ownLlangua4o,;sl4lem!he first saw
he co .,. l eaWnyed hey i r _Ni at When. he
d
Matti Opelteasion
of MO . resPoMie' triliii'lliOnghts,.glatified his
aeli4lOva and . attfacted him toward her. . He
bouniEhere i mfuseinatirig person,brom whom
he could not `think of
id; nail. tile: int:Wooed Of IlieW tidings,
"*OCied'aircl'ivOn."•• • -
kaLlfif-AtEarteert-biltle i , her !appealing
fernese;; apdltiuslionamb , -Immage- ; were.
At 4 11 .0 16 0 4 0 f) awake TF
_sjipiiiife.ebgrcts in -heart. we's •in
'ltiesife . rArie'tiiiihrpeilea as Well is.the Most
bdatitilulLerwoniankind ! ) , lanil ' , lie • regarded
henwith,vaappet, admiration', and. above'xill.
Atiric,„ grem mayaler and purer
under 'the' inheenee of Fern aid lie hived
'Pk',' it& the' era 'Or Lord 'Rod' fort's •
Alltre,..llor , Wlttrtlii — devatlturefrfrim -- OWITT
!bict:ev,eil,witn , the fresh enthusiasm of an um!
bitteltillett hearti but beget . than any thing ia
the .wfuld beside.
'" Arnim hat in her'dreising room , her head
resting There was a brighter.
light in ;her , eyea, ambit deeper glow mi t her
cheekohan had ever be,en'summoned Inert
by the kiSsee
. of her native breees. The
eloquent blood Obeyed the bidding of a moil
Mighty magicitan, and her cheek flushed ani
paled 'alternately at the dictates! of the My
which, had become to her another and mon
WiriTirtrA,,,Hlie was waiting for her his.
band, and toher his preiefiea itha' event
'and the eximutation, - excitement.' His fun
sounded the stair, and she bounded to
meet him as he entered the room.
'I have detail:et' you , and I fear, throng!,
my negligerea r you last at the
levee. Pardon me, and believalhat ijry tip
sent:Mums Unavotdable'
'I forgot how fang f Imo a waited, and only
know that • you are here,' she said, as she
twined her arms around Wm atid rested her
head on his shoulder.
He kissed the fairlorehead arid smoothedb
the sunny curls caressingly, saying
• 'You are enthusiastic, Annol f rind love ine,
better than I decerve, but do you know that
we will be very late at the President's to
night?' ,
liome'said she, appeal
ingly; lit is so long' since I have enjoyed a
quiet evening, With you'
fear you : think me negligenyAnnot, but
i tave so many demands upon my time, that
,1 know not hew to remedy it; 1 think you
will, yield me this evening, when - I tell you
your husband's interests require it,' said Lin
`den. smiling, -
. .
AnnOt turned !air= with It sigh, and hand
ed-hiiu Merl built fold-aremiLJer
He held it for a moment and looked at her
admiringly, excltilming; --, With what taste
you dress; 4 Antiot I every thing is. in such
perfect, bar in OhY : your white di eSS,with its
--roisty v iropulpithlo-texture, flouts around you
gracefully as a fleecy cloud; your sweet
Mee,. too,-and bang golden- earls, mingling
with its snowy folds like a seraph's counte
nance revealed by the!parting cloud.wreatn.
'The mantailithareentlill+islr crewoutd-gMly,
but night comes and darkness covers all
and he wrapped the cloak around her.—
is pleasantry extorted a smile, which
was quickly followed by a sigh, when he
added—
'How proud I shall be of my beautiful
A•ife 10-eight.' . o
'A h thought she, 'if your love only bad
less of pride and more or tenderness!'
0011/
.
glooiii Whiefi had surround ed ft. The ohilil
grew in interest and beautyl , and its smile'
, wite sunshine, its presence.a . perpqtuul foun
tain of delight, in the home which.liad been .
atrin
fant's joyousnees . is irresistible to •n mother. ; .
and with those. rognibliOkes , '-danCindin in
fantile delight, and seeking •sympatcetic
glances horn her oWn how could she he .
unhappy
ilie•how Witty less of het Imsbant.
than' crier, for he had, butlittle histe for the
nursery; the - einotidriTs7vilitZb7iliiiod :her
witlt *lght were as a,( 4 paitner ot.,her, joys
and Sorrowe.'": But' if She saW lesi she, al- .
thtiUght 'Jess for her mind. Was
absorbed in the little et eature. who claitniql
Iter csic,,,,Sometimea..she tvoald . cnileavor
to win a lather's caress fbr her child,,snxl :lief
failure wailltireviVe the nld stitrotv; Lit the
snide . of the 'little _one would Speedily 'd fem. ,
rat,e globm.
..Pottr7-fomt — rnothet-1.:. Goth itelp , --you—in--
,yoUr.comitig trial! • •
. Alter a night el restlessness-and apparent
suffering on'the part of her child; Annot dis
covereirthe syniptonis of a Malignant fever.
Itledical lt aid was speedily sate moneei, but
the,bov •rew rapidly worse. Annol.
b watch
ifieritv, she could not alleviatb,
, eary days end hopeless nights, un
rt was almost rent•by tlre pangs
.of
is struggling lirnbs grew still, she
the dregstiler cup of agony, and
as precious..., No sympathizing
flier d was near to support hey in her lieur of
desolation; and he r J usband, awe-struck and
anxious as he ‘i 7 asTat not one tithe of her
sot row:
Intellect shrjnks aghast. hom the content-
Illation of the terrible mystery it cannot lath-
Jul, and Linden plunged into the withl of poi
again, andstiove toyaget his boy.. Ifut
"lovels strong as-death,;:und Anaot cher
ished loudly the . memory el her departed
one. IVhbrevershe went, whatever engaged
her time„her buried...babe was as vividly lie
fare her mind as Whim' endowed with
SometimeS she saw him nishealth and 'spirit's
Clapping his dimpled hands and shouting in
mimic laughter, . until her bursting heart
would cease its throbbings, under the influ
ence Otitis iminag,inary presenc.; then the
'reality , would cover the - vision like a pall, Mid.
she would weep as though she had lea lain
the second time: - But her mind duels more
frequently opal: the trying scenes through
which she had lately passed: His helpJe.3:
anuiti,n and parting agony seemed to haunt
her like feudal phantoms, until she felt she
must go - mad, and even that would. be a le- .
net.
One. night she sat in her chitmber, where
every article of furniture was-eloquentof her
shad; the chairs lb which he clung in his O
hms to walk; the (monies behind v. hicli lie
used to hide and play "bo-peep" from amid.
their snowy folds; the work-stand drawers
that with childish curiosity fie tried to open;
and last, and saddest, the corner where his
cradle stood„ now vacant and eheerle.Fs.-
From these appresirta iiisoeiations - she king,
ed to free herself, and hastily descended to
the garden.'76 sliiiiliaVeitits paths, with the
•cbol; Rerfuming aii playing 'upon her:broW„
end the flowers waving like colored shadoWs
in the moon light, her heart grew calm. She
raised her eyes to die silent starA, as though
she would'enestion them of her babe—then
looked to the pale, moon and thought of the
little lonely fresh.turled hidock, winch' lay
bathed in its cold beams. Here was no re
fuge from hersell, and she turned to the house
and seated herselfby a window °vet look ing
the street. The side-walk vas filled with
pedestrians, and as they hurried past she
.watched them wistfully, apd wondered what
hopes and fears, what joys and sorrows vi
brated, in the . heart of each. There they
went, each oneendowed with asapneity for
tglering or enjoyment; and Annot .felt a
yeatuing sympatay for these creatures, moul
ded like hersell. „
Time passed on, with wing of
arid' rit length the another's heart grew. calla.
'the memory of her child was cherished as,
a holy thing-and she felt that she indeed had'
a Ireasurcrukleaven. .
,‘ shall gili-to him but lie, Wall not return
'again to me," the language of the inspired
psalnlist - and.:fifHteted parent, •sounded with
powedul pathos to her heart l and _ wes hoa r
• cured as a, precious prentise. in
.earnest'
meditation' upon, the hopes which 'religions!
gives, she . leattleillei•submit with eesiglintion,
to the ptesent Parting, and , withtuith to.hope
: for Inter°. tenpioh. • With the -birth
hope in heaven. eattli tost hell its pewer to
wound, , and her husbaitirg'indllfeienCe itea-
Sett to 'senkith:e nattire as it had
dories 'ittlit.4lctl With holding the first place
tiUCtiorigi Weak akthoso .affections
were, sliwyteltled to her lot.,
Nyoe to. the gilted woman who regards op
hi the intell#ctual endo . winents ni her" cite
sea She is ligitt.when the rieOlves that she
will not marry one mentally inleritg; hut yt
wr ng whenwshe-supposes ihe mind alone
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From the St. Louis Reveille.
"That Last -Julep!" ' •
• " .'" ;''''
BY
SOLITAIREi-r •
Not many yenta since; in opeqhiurifis'
sissip " cities,-the landlord of a 'holed
hotel,
took an in spite .o - gob& tare §ervOil.,upon
his tble; an ave ion 'tq' food aids
confining lrinself to 1 ps , jitrid 'eficinetvely . ,
(ran ciut - oTexistenda. •Ile was a
joily r Epecintempf-a-publierturzaild — firid — cii=
dearUtt , ltirisseti in Ws latter dacs,foliVouple
01 prodigal young' boarders,.-by, freiveritly
'inviting them to share, in,,•what, lisi`gutlea
comfortable carouse.' 'Tf'essiiillfe - rduiliquS.,
as we before Stated, ware'bribigli(iii'd 'ghats
by:the Juinchial suddenly dropping out of
'the set, and being frO idngur'able tu. fetatll
op' to his - efirtril.oltire' kurir: decea
' bed's wire,being absent from. the Rity,, his
friends coinlortably . aci . o3 • hirn in Wei for
preservation-untiWitir-yeturri. leLflehngs.
of the hopefuLyating co r riViiiiastsliere fiddly
ked. rt •iil Ca of stet rnitigiti the same
house' with • the inanimate: bdtly 61 tlieir 're
gretted 'companion., 'it Was:all- welf.unongb
when he was able to stand the- liquoh h antl
, driny his•share of it,.. hut the tbOugbi of his
• being , imeiteil •aWay s't`ieh 6Olit
. made tharir'•shivel apretien
shin, whitill•even brandffalletf to )dissipata.
They hpd nightly to. ;pass the room where
the body lay, to reacktheivown„anti every
time they wete.foiced.iotio
Eircipg,e,r, until et Jer,fgth.,thre - Sid
-t EVIVIe - til`fiAkefioCit irltiatiaVe began
have- - its °fleet • it, 'Winning them to tifinper
aties itt.length the,. w ile ! nrrived,ank: the
publican was consigned to his long,fiorile;
but we rearet to add :that Witti - blifitertiture
the'tl6ii-e'for'iniother leotriforttible• carouse'
• began to manifest itselll: • . 4
'only one ',said the eldest,
..jest ky way of a wake for - thst old 3ellow-,
he deserves as much,h6m us to his'meniory
—and then it ihrill'lie ''an 'understood- thint
thiitwe quit!'
The last little party.was aireed'4o . ll-:a
lew good fellow:, were milted, and 'On the
ntght- succeeding, the burial, they iisgemble'd
in a Mom but a few' diaMs from fortner
apartment of theii dead host. ' • t
'll'lnit say you lo juleps, boys?' inquired
Bill.
'Considering the state of die weatrer, we
will go , juleps,' Said d guest='juleps all
round P
'Hunah for cooling: elriliks echoed, the
whole pqrty„
• M. Li negro. servant, was sum Mon
a posiiiile 'order isSited_loahniih for all the
Coo cool if ants . neies:4iy to niekepigood julep.
The brandy came, then the , ruin, - then , the
Mint—fresh horn the e rthidien the pu_ar.
Now, Sam, the ice,' was Ito next call, =
and off .started their attentive waiter.: He
soon returned With a towel hill of the 'mate
rial broken up . fine, and in proPer'erder,,aud
straight the revel begun. ' The, juleps. were
delicious, and with sleeves trilled 'bp, Shirt
collars open, and straws in hand. they went
into them with a 'perfect gusto. :Sang, toast,
and seritirneut canted them e gloriuhaly into
the 'lew:short hours,'
.. by otiltiet- time, they
were aff'deitinCritther Fomjinlatie.
• llitirle 'ia'l4l - hg - blirt-htil; tniial" liiii,i -Vetere
this; iisPerierieed a , cirthf'dkabieehauge'from
he ice bore; 1 "oared ape•o7lliesprgi4gf4 4
fA little more ice,. Satri!' Shoneed. s ano!hei.;
:we want enough to make a parlthg. drink.'
Sam vanished. .
• Triyii, what do you say In holding-a little
poir.wrAc around - the old fellow's last tub?
'.:ome, we will wake his 'cold quarters' with
what ho it e.d to call a 'comfortable Carouse,'
just to illp hip spirit, and keep it frosneearcti
mg about aler nocturnal drinks., '
The proposition met with 'a .ahOut of ap
prrival, an d,' glasSes in . hand, they proceeded
in procession to thti. ice-box chamber, into
which they burl. Ohigilitit7i,) .. .).
'Oh, obit you cornimg b 7 q.c-/z., &ephenl'
What was their affit and horror, • on
fairly entering ihe, charmer, to see a dark
fdgnre . , with. hammer in hand, heated . ) ihside
.ol the recent teceptaele•ot ilre'deeeneed. A
light perched upon ode end of the tiox,,cast
n glimmer tqiim the ice iniido, which was
reflected in nurnonilik pale sirealii'utieri the
dark figore.and (ho wall beyeird... Ofcourse,
the tirstimpulse waste retreat, but a familiar
voice arrested, their: feetsten,: , , ~,
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