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..VOL. LVII,
113E4.T'EY
,pIt9 . PRiETO . R.'AND .
TERMS Or PUBLIOO` IO V.
The CAnLldLin HERALD IS publieho d nreiild large
&met, containing FORTY COLUMNS and furnished to sub
crib° rs at the rate of 51.50 If paid strictly iu advance;
sLib If paid within the year; or $2 In all cases when
7eayanint Is delayed ,until after the expiration of tho
your. No subscriptions receiviarfor it leas period limn
ale months, and none discontinued until all zirrearages
are paid; unless at the option of the publisher. Papers
sent to subsciihers living out of Cumberland county
mast ho paid ibr in' mivame. on the payment assunied
by some raspansiblo person living hi Cumberland coun
ty. These (Wins Will be rigidly adhered to in ell rases.
ADVEturispptEN TS
'Atlvorthannonts will Lo charged $l.OO per aqua ro
.111 vi% linos for Clinic insertioloi, and 25 route La. each
Pubtaquent Insortion. adtwo:tisomants nl loss than
twat", nous zonshloratligas a square. 'rho hollowing
“hargod tbr_tquArLorly,_llalf_lealty.._and_l'attrly
allvortking:
3 Mouths. u Mont OF. P 2 5141.1hs
=ll
2• •".. '8:14 i 2.1)
- • 8.0.) • 12.011 • 18.00
it 7• 20.110
A.lvol6ls•nuonl.i losnrti..l . l.pt.•ro ALlrringos
8 jolits !fit,r{r - lii•st. pv I Ili. ,
roe otili..equi.iit
of In forest will 18.
inir lines l'ho l'rvprit•L•t• p ill 'nt l l ranp ta. , i4lr in &In,
Icos not
"ixt•euillii4 lira liuuw, will in , Pigintit
Jolt PIUN ri NCI
Ai, ,1.111 01:1..:r! \‘; or , b1vv..1.: Ow
:,, 1 ,14.• ,t,b1i:h...,,,t iu till. moistly.
, and a trenvi . Ol vori,tv of material
Vi 1 .. 3:1,. ,Oris Of ever, 1.11,1. on:A . 11os
hog ill the bleatost ito . t.ico :toll -dolls.
terms. :Pets 41:s is walit..to:lll
Is,llltl
~1,
.1 Ow —10041 e; II :e Dill. tool It their in,
ii ;t..rell. I.:‘ory V.lrietry of 1.11:.l. , :1:6 eon-
'Pho 11
tor ;.:>t and 3i,J.
silito.d n'
.
to do Job Pri j
moat 1.000 malgl
anydbliJA
toro:t to ujve
sbkotly i. Iti
tors 11,st-1 itl to nip,
, I'd - 111 It
cure tlt . Ai,
ffr'utifAt bical_anforniatipit
a• :•
Presidont—ravKLlN.PlKltf . F.
PrOAliilll4,-.11:i.: • r .
St'w.retrtry of State—WO. 1.. lAitcY.
Suvr,tary of Ititerlor—llunEnT . :‘lceLri.t.ANo..
Sovretary of Trearmry—JAmEs;kl44rinue.
Secretary of Wur—Jnertitso,i 11.k498. "
- Socrotavy of Navy—.l.O. 0.'.000010.
Post Mnxto,r. blonoral--a.c464 . C.1 . 1 , 11.11r1.L. • •
• A ttor i (lo o •
Chief .lustleo 'of 11:11tetl States—lt. 11., TANLY
.sTATr. - GOVERNIXEENT
-' .I.lover r tior--JAMLS POLLOth:.• _ _
Sq.crotary_ur etat,—ANDICKW Ti.CURTIN. • .
•
:'siiefliYtir"Generril—. l . P. slln
'
Treasuritr—llzN S.3lLuit.M.
JutigoS 'of thO Slllll'olllo Court—lL LF.sviS. J.
W, 11. LownlE, 11. 1490/.%%mt0, J. O. It Sux
coul , TTlr ov;elcmas.
Pii , NicLaut Judge--1.1.0n, J Atl I:0 11. tilt 11101. •
• AssoHato JudAus-11.un. John Rupp, :::unuel Wood
o ')arn. -
District Attorney-15'ex. J. Shearer.
. Prothonotary—Daniel R.
Recorder, .te.—John .%1, tirt 4 gg.
Rugthter—Williant Lytle. • •
High .Sherilf--Jueub Bowman; Iteputy, J. Hum.
mbogor..
Conn ty.Trensurer—A dam $111(.111:1•1.
Corouer-311teltell M '61..1140. .. ---
County COM in M. raliani, Wit
: lout 31. lloodert. , ., Kuri, Clerk to Commis
sioners. Michael Wihu.
DiroctorA of tito 'Drip 11;,, C.
t?anntel Superintende.t , lJ' roc& iluu so
Lohaeh.
Donou6a orpzOt.Rl3.
Chtof Burgo..-0017-Alnisi.nogo
Assistant ,110111,1,
T. , W11 1...0n...A1—1L C. Woodward, trreiidma) Thos.
M. 'Biddle, .I.4‘ll.lldnpson, Mialtael zheller. y
',Avid Sipe. .Ih..ert, Liao, AllJlavl
1191volab.
I. , lNLables—.ll - m Spahr, nigh cousiabi. ; izot.ort
bl..Cartnuy, Ward-Co...table.
QJF3'(y yUsz-a
' First terlan elluren, nertlisvi•Kt 0 .' 11(.1 . 4;
C ‘VINO,
5‘.1.1.q. morniug o'clocic, - 1 - . ; 0 clad:,
P. M.
00VbIld Clinrril,corlsor of South II mover
until l'o:orott. stroots; - Lien. Mr. Cal.:,
coml.:ore At. 11 tivloclr,..A. M., AAA ,
Iviseop.a)lsA
CrAteu 1tt1t..3A...) 1 ) 11. 31111,,, ; rI 1.1 , S
and ii iclod, - .. r.
En g ru t I.uthontt. Church, botAvetin
Lotailte ~ 15 51;
Id. I I 0%•lock. A. U.. alrd 7 tielorl,, 31..
11...," it, Cllttreh. ln,nthrr, bet.e01111:111111er
and sit 11.
nL I 0 .o . VINck, .1. M., and •
•La (first. t.al:ll•Allye.;;l•tivr (,1 Avito
Pill •,.I.•ts. ~.,•woos
i • P A. NI., and u ' •
. 1
, tire., 4.. • “ 1,1 j:- , -LtEZt!
I t'Aulor. ,ers we, lit •thAli
o'clock A.. 31.. null 3 o'vl•Arl,, 0. M.:i
Ito.a in l'ittltolic tilltivell. Pomfret, Dear Loot ',Li •,..1.. 4 --j
IN, •I v,ir.l 11.titi,:rT, l'aA , ..r. ~...,
... is . , :. ”11 the .. .
I.ll:tttiy,
(la d
y lA' 01, [limit 11. . ,
i
.
t;•,,•.111 , 1 I,lLberitu Clltp•elt, v.:mar 1:1' I'olllcl. t 81,16 •
It.. li.nl , troets. 1tu0.1..1'..5;•5e11 • •41, var , tor. :I , , ~. “t ;
I ,
~.,-. 0 . kW, chantp.s In Oho IltglVO MAI Ilep•S.11 !Ile pr,- 1
per 61r1...ns aro roveslea to :tot Ify us. $ •
•
• .
11:+.1%ht.T.34,901 , 1* CO.LLLC..+E••
llev. Charl,3 CUllitio, l'reshieut 11,11,0
.Seieneo.
Rev. Norman Prolemior 1.1 Philosophy
nod hus;• . li,h Literal are.
Mar.,11.111. Pr0f,, , ...r of Anrient Lnarauges..
. . .
IMIN H. Manly, • lotilematijs%
IV4lll.im C WITKTir. PrtiroshOl• OC Nat'untcioucirtuttit
durator - qi thy Mithoum.
~,a1" Moller
Lgan4ltagus.
thtlnuol I), Prindpal or Um lirammar
Julnes, .IsAiAa lt in tin , lir.ullllllr
CO :YOAtl'i•IO1. S•
DGILISLII DEPOSIT Da,llr.VreVident, Richard Parker;
Cashier,. Wm. -M. DeJtuni; ilicrlto, J. 0. Hamlet . , N. C.
"Miiil'eratinTh7
Alm.* Stuart, Thomas Paxton, lt,"C. Wu Ale at t
Moat u. john Sanderson; floury Ipgan; ruin 11 inert y.
GUNIUSSLAND VALLEY D. II: MAD COMPANT.--erplakellt r
Frederick Watts; Secretary and Treahurer, l.ibt aid 21.
111ddle; Superintend:tut, A. F. Sinitic. Parren,tur Wins
twice a day. Eastward, teasing Carlisle at 10.22 o'clock,
A. M. and.il.ss o'clock, P 11. Two train,: at ory day W LH,
ward, .1. clog Carlisle at 10.42 o'clock, A M. and 2.40, P.M.
rti.mt.r. Gas AND W.viren CONIpASY. Fri:Admit. Fred.
crick Watts . Secretary, Lenmel Todd; Treasurer, Wm
M. Seeteen : Diractom, V. Watts, Richard Parker, Lemuel
Todd. Won 11. Boutem, Dr. W. IV, Dale,-Franklin Gard.
tom, Henry Clam and E. Si. Biddle. '
DUSIBERLAND.VaI.LXY DaTlK.—l'renklunt., 'John S. Ster
rett; Cashier, LI. A. Sturgeon; Teller, .los. C. IhilTer.—
Directors, Joint S. Sterrett, Wm. Kee, Brimuo
' man, Richard Woods, John-U. Dunlap, Rol t. C. Sterrett
El. A.- Sturgeon; and Captain John Dunlap.
ELATES ~£ f05T.11.9-E
Vista,go on. all letters of ono-half ounce weight or
undor,3
is
pro paid, ((except to California and Pr- Ben,
which is 10 centftre-paid.)
Postogotan "T/IV. llERALD"—within the County', vats.-
Within the-State, 13 conts'por year. To any part of the
United States,2o coots. Postage WA all la ansient papers.
candor 3 ounces 'ln weight, 1 cont. pro-pold; or :I vents
_ unpaid. Advertised totters to_boulnittuatulth.tho rest_
of advertising. '"
JUST REQEIVED
' ' Prmh STRAWBERRIES,
• o TINE
•• , •" . .I.ol3BTilltti, • '
" TUIIATU KETCHUP,
• UNIONI3,, ' •
OIIEKKINS,
.„ • .
• '" TABLE.•OII.; &O.
.—Aboto uttlelos tkarrantud: oquil to any In - tnittko:
Nor oniolilVt forootilr at
• July
L PA-141;S T
.1, ET 2i . T S
• .• AT 'KELLER'S OLDS '
G.SuitClll:KLlAllit deslrel to Cell thanttenlien'of hie
.old frieudaumbaustousurs to MA now aasortmeut ChM
' tiomen'a ,11ANS, - of .thu Oakford-. Fall stYie, with an.
' elegant issertnieut 'BOP'S CAPS' And '.I,VINTEIt
"CATS of ovary variety and thpnost fashionable atylea:
• liq has Mao constantly on.lutuda largo And varied as.
sortmanaMthla ownmanufacture:as wyll us city made
Lfats.and Cops, aultable for the tiOnaon, comprising oyers,
varlotya.,f_Ltrask_ver. kl - laskiu and killar.Ate:
tte,W,EOSt atyle,tnather.with p nal assortmept
of CAPS of °eery shape and ,dasaripthr4 ;OA itt.• °vary
price.. particularly inyitel thapublio 'to rail sad ox
andbahla °lamely° .assertmenti which' fif - Style,' mate '
' ritl and Ileith, cannot be -surpassed by Any lu market;
- and which he la able to %Mut price° letwaythau ever.' •
..• tm.itomembor hie nkd stand on Neith Elatteyerattett
next doer l te:fluietper flitteetk
•
BOOK ,AND JOB PRINTING
•iXi.OUTEA!
AT THE ‘!IfF,RALp"
*4:6
DI ZS
T[Tilo fhllonring reniarkaldo 11nrs, Rays Um N• i r .•TRI--
bune:nro from a volithni of "rocnuihy a BentroUress,"
and are Riad to be truly the production of a poor Eng-
Ilsh girl. Th . ei nro, Indeed, laiantlful. and Unclur 'the
eiretubtaneee, thoroughly on. ihOughtfullY aPProP ,I ":
ate.] .• •
Not In the , lang,hing Lowers,
Where, by green twining elms, a pleasant. shit&
.1t lit1111111Wk; 111101; is 11111110 ;
And lawre swlft•lhute,l hours
Stout! the riot hrvdth or th.,:e.einr,d toil qO,
i , ;,1111 I. „Nor wheru tbo'goldeu pli.rlvri ,
At ,n 1 !pet, plying o'er the flowing sea:
And_ki pure ey;, the faculty is . -
re traco a .1 nrih axunt from osrth L!r Lana I• 11:
Nnt on the ,nob • , •
MEI
\Vail nll the ~prlittilL,S Orj.!) . at
114 ht: sxrnt fragranr.., ITntity
thntanlght
Anil 3i t.t,lt . :; •••
'Dwain I. Nni• gilat.logn'er AL l%
Pill ~.,, a , o nyloPent heart eltitt,,
Wi2ll eatchlied nit:1.11;111411lb
Sight, km all innu..ltail:y on C:11.01.
Ilia tho livt,qta diu
lriryi It t,lt. nisi 1:111 . 1.I:14011
=I
11 hill. th;• day I. y.
To !IMO,
Drell, I-11,11,0W VII, 1: , /a /.110..
011,614, ju,.! rovvroti
: 4 11 , 11 IS 33 1i1.07-1111/1: id 11.1,11 Lholl, it it ,Vl.lll,
Out, thee l' , lln,l;telillee. , divan,!
.
- - ..1..1, yet 1 d[,— • - • - .-
. . ..
_. . _.
Dr..mu'ivhat, Wl.lO 111011 1:1 , )1,1 ill °l-1.1.111;,111. Lars Loom
llowstruug, how Illir, how I,iu,lly 4tuctsclu, ,
111owIng of limit, unit riorion - Qf Tie.; - ' '-
1116 coufFirms Crown to Stturp'l , ll,sful Nrilnei ,
in just ~,,,l,Npd I'd.pi!,es.h,i,-,1 In y.. 1,.., • •
wltli 511 thalodial, exhauslh.m: planstn a Lao; __
.
Such IA illy &elm—
Anil yet,ldrinre
I, tile deeidoed of fort nee,
Bri_ht with the lust, el into, It',
unzippenliiig . wretrhednes,.. Oil 1411, • •
-A-lathe loot rage of Dioitio3 -defy: - r , •
ltroolved tileitit to live—olote.
- Nor swell tile tide of litiono:i mioery. _
--- • •
Drjlen of a sleep syheretlretine: no, more shall o ome
31y-laq,-nty-first,nty--oely-weleowe'lonne; . --
Rest —enLelteht shico Life's het:inning keg.,
fide ive mint of ley g 101.10115 heritage,
Unallentible,l shall list thee yet . -
Ned, le thy Oft etebreeg, the past forgot.
Thes del dream. . • --
•
- krlrit
THE C.HRISTIE AS L.ETTEE,
~A kettle siege epee the - gli,ten . ftig hub; t he
fire, though rnoill, 11(11.114 rrry brightly ; the
wind Wows CUM 0111 l abollt the uolitory
IMO
In LIIIS fair Ni oil, Old
Ito iluniut spider legged haldude,
failed carpel, its sent pit oils neatness, Tire le/0
elderly gentlewornen ; ° one is an invalid, for
She lien I;nvered 'tip with oh sol upon the
spider le g ged,. Seta; the oilier sits
0111(1)1 1'01111)1 1(11(10, tit (Odell linens illy vi ey
thinnest and liltiost or dip candles. Tins
ter lino been I;elVslia rt I . le ILe 1:1):1
till ;_ but the ilttemer haring Inlleu into
hhe 11a, crated uory for 6nint, winutrn, 010
sild _c:h_cs: , to
1,1,1,ze In the 1..,,1: 9 te" rutTeeiog--it. give, to tl or Pia(' 14 pale, e,
pre,eil .t y to :cows hiQdcn enti•e 01 . greet 10.1% .4,0‘. :els
' ; I , •r not Clily-k". 114 ILL
A4-111i5
.. i:!111 , •ItglIt over, the Dole deep. n. I Ile ;.-111- . ' ple,ed to go , I.na the ,Nii;,..;;411;111f
Tutu lutsv . ,1 the ee,11..11r
,L 11,1,1,1 g 4)( 1 . 11;'' I t„ :tli
ic
I:evt f 1.131k.i
;t•i'li.lpol. 4 1
(11 , i1' 11,011•11 t X
innordin 11.,wt•r I -ell c , ,ltilt,nlC.l.• lu nu
°Ott t' itt,tattt, Chit C tly ti ttttut.littg
• 1 10 . 0 tt .1 . 1 . 1.11 11.1 rg.l!e., di to
• . Ikl4ll naa 44•4.1 ri..4`ii.. 1 14.44,
ro• 6.41) 11.4141., 4.e 1
tqw...14 I f tliod imce 1,4,1 vdf II
11'hat, 01)9 gill Owl ti,l,Lcd lis ul aufnur
t•mt N,
awl Wl ' 1u • ,1,S
, Wit r zi,C;allll: „
I Mtn 1 ti
heri, bef.4l. IR:. ni,,l
• 11'01, Ne fly:Hint . hi.t , 11.1 1,1.441 1:iu4,,z0.
You ,11111 . 1. 1111:11k, linve 111,1
hilits,e 1;11 ((re nieiaurs n ohtiq. Bid come,
dear, the clock has
. I.tone.htta., and al mast
==Mlii
' • Stay, you haven't Lend`After we
had forgiven her, riireatite.l that sire' sent' us
five pounds of !be stolen money in n letter.'
I wish Au Nl.,tgarot, will, tt
sigh. It ivould be most a . cui ',table this
Christmas time. Ito come, IL drew,, must
not lend me•to forget 3 ost,' . Thus en - ying,,she
telteS the candle, goes fin th into lt very large
ndjacent kitchen, in which the fire, for thrift..
,hun long died instrri-ts neatly On •tray the
materials very—frugal" supper—some
'bread 'end n glass of milk for herself; stunt
heel' teh, , whielt
. 11011 been stewing- ill n jar' in
the, oven. for the invalid. This Inst site
warms as she tio . vy cone3l>:tok into the parlor,
and.gives it toilleottar, with sippets of twist e d
bee t id, . Supper t.)i!IC aver; and pie invalid
back bObidtl thu' spider- rigged,
. ,
on nro'stronger to night.
I bete td^Mll you.. I do this most
reluitnetly, ad it will givu'yen pain. - Indeed,:
I tszitild dutioeid it iong - M., but that- I • need .
yettemonebitten'ee in IL step i feat take.
peal' Met penny went Amdity4, - - .
•ibitlfauspeottittit, illitrgetet,' weeps the
tlieughifor my Sake 3lou' have . 'been
biding oil with such it
Biitwlmit gam' bEttlose`? , cannot. we Mititage .
till the qpiittet'S inepine' , be ttue,.eetive 'get
prddlor tho Jest iteedlowoik we leiit uwity,?!'
EZIE23III
lßeoQlleot deer,• the ~firat ,:I;ut oovon
pootids ten,-Ond .in4art fOrestolletl,. on, no
tiount • oLoor....ditauity....,abooLltosolud...musi •
mastor ;t o other no liave lyait for Oif.
Wo had tho Wive .thOughit
oveveverytpitog=tilli-4.itt hitt:W.l'oolo skts
besti,ll3 brokop. .it, toot aiithe to
A l lso' lost; , our father's Anoutifu), copy ; of
641Ooles's
Whiti;.: to 4.h on; At. !he '!tlisOthid
0%44: mentioned
.1.
t
m ILE Dirt; A . lll pxi
=9
PEI
a. /CIA eTIZ tr cIE
three years ago? This, when it
. is word
feurtini'es the,":gum—for 'tne edition is of ex
tl:aordinary:rarity—ond—apd--'tllore. thanni
to us,- pope's dear head IoY on .it they
found him dead.' •
I Jtheiv 'it, I know it,' nobs Margaret; and
the ageg, niters weep in each', other's 'orms.
lint in' a. little while Margaret grows -calm
again, t : enstins':with lier feebler Aialcr, lays 01l
tief6re IMr,;puints out to her their stern
:.etateity ; that, though nut. in qebt, eaie in re
Terence to thu above mentioned 'little matter,
of the music master, thwhoir, , e is• utterly des•
iltate of every available moans or light, fMal.
on:1 :novo thou thomortou
i 3 Oln'mlmus Eve, mitt Hutt pt.rhops with i
tooy en't tidy :heir chir
; hug nikco;,l,litir pinny Rose, .84 is tito only
01 o dead hi:other, ,:t;:uiro 'younger thou
niht. hovitig brought her up Mid
01 it ea tea her, she is ns deor to f hem us though
n 1 e wei•o:lllf , irtilkui - ,Outighter. fio-thr-itivothi
try cowqmt, it id ar ,
toni:u 111.0 •;et '
vaely in tilt,
i...kv, two
attpti HM4l'l'll , l,l' ii,e ' 11171 , 42.1.1c01 : ,e titan
It!tt wont ycu, ;\l:irgarPt
We pqu,nve lirnmu, tic OITM,
fl
ii•t,jlol.
ii:.tit get
vyty and luny
but poor
1— will Veil, - un. nenO
tit get on
if it oyerheitil, and. 1)0 -haute
curlier, too, tioui it I w,iitrd to .return" tbith
Brown,. must come' in,
and tII it Ccvc of you, dour.
,And you must
kiwi, your liint_nt.-up:whilot I nth
proinl 0s I tlic rioters
tiin.to root, when m:irgarm 11110
preillltatiolli, nicht:4lon of ricking fortin.,,ty.o.:„
liattfol itt velfoin, aniftweaps
pfu24-4 . l „ xn They:are : ol
moat.. a
once loitie littrn r}',
h e ',miming 1,r,..n -,11/11 - -ittizi- - Frey,.. Nv
-snow T ho s-fallem-through the- -night,—
crws me hiden with it ; null; thong!: there
imam temporary . .thnw, Which must have
mode the cotelidion of the.iouils dreadful, the
V tail blows with arYl/wy keenness. - The'poOr
gentlewoman, dins litrgaret Bigler is up lie:-
tintis„ - She- drew: , her small household work,
fit-ries up her rimer her brealcd'ast, Bien helps
111'1'1 . 0 rice, to dress, to come town stairs, gild
to take horploca on the sOfit, where she lion
pawed her days for nearly fifteen yearn. She
is a great sufferer, bnt patiebt and gentle
withal.
_Nut a thing for her coil - trial ix fur
;lotto: by .11argntet : . the remnant- if the beef
tot is ort npun the hob, her toitl owl water
her bil-ks rind work pot ()it'll small .t
ble'heside her; whilvu, out the other hit . tal;
Bleatfor'nnuoiety with resPeet to Alargaret
eNtIT.1111:. Situ knows the dreary road, the
painful errand at its end,- and guesses that
Jlatgnrel'c trusty Cilitllilig can tint ill mulct
qOl.l , ltu thi. laiter . point the truth
is Worse thon'sho sit-Teets • .
With b, mktly 111114 . (1., it ix be
heeeu elt iind eleceu berote Mtiratel
.At .1 ! 9,11 - 1.,dt froii!
I tlmir . Glely 11011,e lira • limn
',lit , nt o c.•lizt2o. lorliti the 1111M'rette
.v is
ME
.{ 11 ho 11 y to o•olk sill
11.1.• V.,1111111, enxiouely.
• Yi)
Wort' ren :ure old
, 1 , 1113 . ha' _tile
.I‘vt It
• 1 M.try, 1.1,11 ITS
.1 I', i , I ," : " r7V111111 IhUtic tretqlitstdog
un Ith , lt.hdhrtts. Now do . v. The rondo
to..y L. ht tire !lino I U/4) , (91,
.1111.1 11113 13110 W
key ~ty
.• Pte,ihe In. hu>chuntletitivuto Miss_
nod hrep ti.t• tire 'op with wood I
.re put rrttd>r.' 'l . l. ing, ll(l/Stti
, 11(... , 11ngv .1! or, and I,lotlh WI her welAy-ivity
Lcrcit' — enyz4 tI wumuu.
Take o' foguteuroter thy unit,
for umw, .edrsough, null, the
cot lieu weeks el;o. Any, We righ t
load. foe loil,es 10.6 thew Cu IttitW MICR IL deal
trr roVurt),. Mid !Iris through o'o hunk of
1 .,_1t is nettidy .eight' miles_ to, the ctithedrul
f'lotto lif the suritewlott Itutgtherted rood M o r.
garet•littler Itthes, tor the rube of moitiitig
p„o.tt'u ' by who um) hove kntowit her iit mere
pro, lentos. 1111)8 in' Milliliter little 'title is
eer) pied uresque, wititlingutuitiet hills,.cress
tut by pletty rivoletts,.ttiol bordered by fields,
sod Itettilly triune; but now, tne,o natoral
• tummies add tp its inquissithieness and desula•
thou. With.rtuitv.. drifts, overflowing woor,_
and Melte I shout it ild mud,' the road for rho
grottier purl: is itt I , 9l . 9l . it'4ll , lllilrliTe 'Vet i he'
poor genii woman Owls . eil,..utti . efulli gutirdiug
her rusty silk dross 'from spot or blemtal s ,
though soon giving up the attempt tln wolk
elent4, or to save 1tel;. feet :liiMi getting. sect.
• Tim, ore soon soaked through mot through,
riltitl - the - w - it.l.-risiug.latill_liOterLitillianititi.
: litretinvisS'weeitS itititeUth herse3 el t 1111111it'stid
bare garmeiiia, nubile her limis, its well as
Malls the life'-blood in her veins,, Bud., site'
. ,
• plods on; tyinktng t44to r rshe•..clutis out thus
strive, :their henr Ili ,thislilve 'will , he ' dusolute
amiehill,aitd . ,tnn itiOrroortifililnpre - dress ',if
•:. Margaret la',ollhin tyro 'inllos of the town,.)
when, the Athol.. veering_ , rot iO,, a . mingled.
cloud of rairiand anew ombeir down;• so 'that;
theieheing'no"oheltry near'ia l'a(i,'ontl-llier
uunbrellayery old. and frail, oho is soon wetted
io theiikin.., .8611_11 is no use repining;.ao.
i. 131 guods_..t..pre:l3lqus....x.oluilies...._nnsea .her
pooiitlreae aa'n , Oll iip:Ohn; . naii,j, i'llci.'ploililing
oti,:wil l iOli t... &rcaffedsitdhili,ohollitayo
lowrinwifrdliayira , toAlod±#R - iierrrrill - litr
•
His burden - lightly' on liOr, lioren for the 'liner.'
rOrtia!s r alie, 7 -I;9,(leali to 'iili.liiiiiiiniiii,;.:, 4
~,
.. P?curiti ' ti..threi , p'Olook..oryor,e t..,0 . f9te s
,sorisliss "the,fnithodral torniL.,.,,Tha4h; it 'is .
v . ll°li ';'' qjl4 l o7L4'`ii < ' . .txStl! 3, ''fli.94, iPv: o.pr*i_fq
, potirs 7 a . instv; , ,tbejatreStsjinvtii inani.Oaasertr,to,
difill'cOActiilit'Onokii:iittriiiii Sieeds: j o ., ' .. iiii ,
' wiiliiii SO be readzuliksnii,'S 'oh' a; il eii bed .
'l', ?. ." , 'l'i •Loilir . i,e.t..i.;i:4 - t erk,'lli'o:t - 'L . . iioP' r'V.
CARLISLE. PA.,7. WEDNESDAY, DEC
. .
and Wan mnditrom . , and being too poor to
seek theshelter,of an inn, it oceurs.to her to
pass into the cathedral cloisters, as • these 'lie
pear the liouse•of Cation' Mosley, : whom she
seeks Ilene she 'will be able to rest AlttobJ
served, to squeeze the rain froin her dripping
garments, and zielnpose her mind to duo -fit
neSs fir the duty before it. ' •
Astehe think she does; ate passes - quietly'
into the oloisteis 'feels at once soothed nod
comforted by the impression of their sublime
silence: site (own to rest upon'enate old worn
steps, fron which • she has glimpses :.of the
.mighty western , . window': 'notices tlle °groin
log nitd dratery of the efeistered roof; the,
Shadows which j lie thereon; thonolitary7eitin;
or chirping spt rrow which flits up and down :
end
. then..her ;gaze rests, nt 'last upon the
Hoare,. still plot of . - buriitl ground, in some
places ,uncovered by dhe snow, and ap warm'
cud shdliered ns to.show turfy 'greenness, nod
ttrre'nod'there- tt .daisy - nti he. bosom: of , the
When tested she wringsyho emitter from her
sc,Thlened clethes . ,'smoOths her rumpled dress
shattercd nokhrelrhund then. prepares to
fro: Itot, jest as she is Tieing, the .organ in
the 'choir herd by begini to phiy, Jim ohoris•
tern 10 slag. It is:the. sublime !nest° of .the
corning serviee,renriehed by tint of thii od
i•ent of the Christmas Eve, and, •.ntelting her
The old 1111111 L.?
to-tens: , , giiesinexpreetdve pence to her tr
bled Fool.
Inn while 'plic "rises, - mid- is. allot! t go.
when she - Perceives that she has seen ohgerved
by a -strringer in - tiro distrinee; who,' - •elderly,
and 4-Irem,ied somewhat as
. 11 clergyman,' seCtrvi
advancing Inwards bee. Ashamed. of :Iyeing
recognized in lier'6odAlened --garb,. turns
through an nlchway In tho-,cloisterr, end is
gone.. •
- •
In a few titillates she knocks at . Canon Mos
-. ley's door: A pertstripling-ofn—lttokey an
. ewers it.
Yes:Abe -Canon- is at home; but . ho -is
- -busy—cane ot_see 7 .peopte_ your_kitalcall
again Ile viewed' her saddened' garment's
n te r m ptT - and'hirTniraw, -- abotit' : io -
Close the door. • •
I , _But_you:will be good'ettough . to say that
it is .Miss,"Marioret Butler ;;that .she has
cone far, and wishes to , speraik to him:
nin..wer is
_returned_ to .this,; - ,and the
done is about to be closed in her fare, when
voice behind says How dare, yen?! It is :
..IMiBS Butler, a prehend's daughter.' .And the
lackey, shrinking away, gives place - to au
o per servant of venerable look.
Hew do you do, 1111 , e101 . 1 V he says, respect
fully, us he ushers the lady in. hope Mies
_Eleanor is not • worse than usual—and the.
young lady well.!
••"rh.nk You, Willis'; • toy sister .touch .
the _same: 'Miss Rasp, whom.l. expect to• actor
row, is s'vell; But can I'seelho'Canon
Yen can, nuenni. But please step this way
an instant.' As he speratits thus, tbe•Canow's
• servant lends Margaret 'into is little roMW, and
closes time door. You can see he re
pents emphatically ; a but he is hu a dreadful
humor shoo the Captain's coming to Eng
lad ; for I e•uppcise, - ma'am, you know that
Mr. Chorales hraiii hem' made a Catratitin . fOr:lifS
bravery.'
Indeed•l answers Miss. Bullet.
' MY stra•ter and 1 ktrat'w he Was w'oun'ded at the
ora4raning Schastopol,• and we have been
‘ very anxious aIiMIL hint; as for .yeurs be was
so much up and down with us, 'that' lve love
him almost as a child of our - own, But this
is really good news,. •When does he arrive
tie is :iliendy come, he' ban been for
several weeks at SonthamptMra ! And old
Squire Wooten has been there, and made the
riulrrel tip,...stol says the captain .1:1.1,1l do just•
a, he likes, if only for the sake of the brave
fine Fellow ha is. Su - I. guess, ;lliss Butler,
thi., will wake things all tho better fur, some
hi. loves.'
Margaret makes no answer. .though the
.blued which.ruithes into her,, pallid and ngCd
cheeks telht how the truth strikes home'.
, Apliciiring not .to heed her WilliL
nghin nsk, if She see the Clonor. To
this she tyettildingly replies in the nffiriiintive;
rm.( she is forthwith conductor i•, hie Andy,
Ile to nu obese man, with sa usual, self indu
gent,consitonanCe, and lonia as if tile batch
, Zr's atiran or th 6 nnvil were
more befitting to than letti'wed nee - "or
literary ditty: cvertlieleee,l"airronn,l
ed by a noble collection of 1)00.16, and ' aI
writitig ot a table voilitty fif
- i•ebteirify" - ok
t 11 4 ..:! Imo!! Iranlett or - For a
11111111 SO 11 . 1i,,1‘14201 . 0()1.71 11 , .[:t0 'See 111!1'; Ilion
lie lOoks up thiptlionsly: going. on writing
all the limo -
11 ell, Nliss Butler: Ile' does not
even ask her to sit dews _
have called, (Munn M,usley, to ask if
you will purchase toy father's rare copy of
Suphociem I uutl toy sister Eleanor arc very
( poor this Christmas titue,,atl it -would be a
charity to buy It, ttYati,,t 7 liall fOr
'the two•pounds you offerttilztvhou you. bought
Dopy ut Euripides,' ,
lient,bom t I'm sorry car your property,
but it falls to the lot of many this ivalo of
tears—hero ! • P1L7114, nt iltia• time, -I .cat
- out afford its purchase,.. These are expensive
tun well - as trunhiceenie , daysTund hen!y -- burz - ,
•' dens fall, on the. millisters, 'of the , church.
llem?—moreover the
„price I
will give ton_eltillings 7 l cannot soy .ntor,e,'
London bookseller has said its worth is
, as - tit - any guirienS. To me and Eteunor
....'.Oxci*W.llip.i.erftn*for_.on thy, ttep44, , yOlume
•
our father's - bend lay; when ho was fOund
• thiall'idhiP boote,- ftvitkin these. very' pia
..:'Au, it As. re long- time agol, - ; ,',,tit ink I ,ro , .
•member something of the ciraumalutice.'
You may, readily;'CanoalilogleyOur fa
tber,Trebend Butler,'lsMerafriend of . yotire.
'She is rouged to say as much as ills , --Meek
lady as Shejs-4or'the'2xtian's'iligratitride ; le
tlm - _d6ool, •
him-led to his being whAt 114; '
' 1 ''There, Rlenee aeutp: I n'aVel• indulge in
~ ..,t•elnlnieeettele, Now go.--toy ticaa -10..va ca
ble .1. It.l& dailleateAliial:ie neiviaey , and ' aciet,
(
.. pet . be. treepneaed *dn.. IT: leaur , ;roverty - 'be
•, eatzep3e, Willie . r the nottenn eangrve yew tt
--,' ahilling." — t3W Wg thla;. he•wCVeilile liaiiiiiint
therttetieely
,olyside the tloor:'. - • 1 , - -,
tq,
~14:,' '4, !:_d .Jf ! . ::: , ..5 . ,,:f7{,11$ r; ; Iv !,,1.4.;54,,,,„
.. -' l ' ' '*!;' ,., ;d • kc r '',i.iiii () i 4; iies 4 ;i 7
. , . „
IMO
GEMeligE.'
MARI7 S '356.
Margaree does not trust herselfeo, spoalr,L—
-0n1y,.08 she, lifts the book's,`..site she ; clasps 5 49 r,
wasted hands.: t 0 Lord; in Thy.'good..timp
lift tp the desolate ; evea for r ic;:mintow:!l
wilier
.5. 8o piaying,'.she • goes', ont without
,o
farther timid:" :-• • • • •
• myets,hei,eeett her tears, loads her
into hie little rhoin; . citters her tvine, 'bids • !ter
take a seat: : • •
qp,.ihe wino would choke me—nor. can
otuy ti , rriothent to hia"houtio,! Ttisn olio tong
the old , bn der What his ' Miter said.'
..it id liko him'. Though:reiii it, ho is the
most solfiah and'unftailiag :nab.: But Viep .
up: your heart, • dear lady : a 'PiovidenCe
watches over all.' • • ••• •
4 !lobed need,' mays the poor lady, for.
therais little trust in..tatin'a charity or grati-
tude,'
•idhe ikon takes her way t,o'n small 'bonkeel
lees shop : iira street near the market -plane,
The owner, , An herself, haireeen: better :dnys;
but ho recei'ves hor with Mi mush rosPeot as
he 34:ire-before, when she-and her' shiter
drqe,ttp . te'llis door in', their carriage and
their tithbr Prebend Butler,
,was amongst
Ids host.oustomers.
.• • •
• „She states her'business it is to ask him,. to
sell the books, . : • •(- 4 ` . • •
. .
, . . .
'I, fear trii Sharma is but email,. ma'am ; 'l,,
hare - so few wealthy Iseepte-for myoustomerui
n0w...-wilays... gave you triedTation 'Moulin .
lie loyes.nlitiok of the kind, espeCialkyi'.7o4if
. .
he eau gat : it thenp.! . ,
She shakes her ha'ad,;- then tells him ~ tvliat'
hai4ast s ocourred; Even' he, an old_mitn; seta
his teeth, and lifts his ,withered hand.'
' remember the day' when :Canon , 'Broslay
• -
wits a charity lad in Ilrotine'e'nehool, 'He
to your father's 'nitble
. nature --yet
snail is your reWartl: But l.suppose he :does
not forget 9i - forgive' his 'wifeL.Squirit Woo=
tows. eistenthat was—so tying eit : lM - I• — 'niolitili•
berOre.she.died,..that at his . deatl ! it moi dome
to her neither, Cliarles, •• as; I,' sheaf& linty
sayc.thoCaptalp. He knows, tan, the Captain
has a great..tiking for you and s . Elininor.'
and i 13 . 1fty Uo nbto'to part with then!.
gymitu lee lately come to. Wootti - lieetotly;
Whole atm of -the' kindeitf rof:Chrititiaire,nn4
gilitloneif... 'He to ;call' hero `:eoroe' limb
llt nft ernea ty;lf do ' in . ('
' ; Thank Yen, yonirti! ,
they were : 'And, in ease that the poor'l44lo
eaMrephr.ohaso theta at'sitnaltiture lime;lftw
if La
thew to do 50."." •. ' a
L will.•,;,Lhentr that Leis ono:wbosp Ile4rt
is eitil,of:hiying kinllocsso , : •
YlianititigOo old' man ,for his coartlssy,nleet
goes.hemytiy,, : lettefug..tho:hooks inpis
01ra:46,11nm to felvioelter.eiteps
as. qteino.,../Miii,i.O,49,o.:o9pr,based.';:tnr.
(ythlie.r, to • All - itio • sinfaiii . in j '
care fo:+ is to bo once more by Eleanor's side'
and there, kneeling, die. ••Depressitin, mis-,
cry, exhaustion can go no further. She
prays eftid to hold the bitter cup no longer to
bee lips. -
Aveidiug the glittering shops end notv
ed streets, she retrhOes her steps again pest
the cathedral. The service in over, but the
eltoristemafe.piiTiiieing, the thrganplitylag:
tionietliing"lrresistible leads her in; and,-as
she can ':pluts out by a - door at the other eitd,,'
she goes dawn one of the.side aisles
* towards'
the unigniticent choir. There she stays, lean,
lig by is pillar; for her senses' are drowsy,.
and her exhaustion extreme. The ohoristers
are practicing one of Boico's exquisite an•
thetas—one of those to which the words are
pften va,
" ith,stal ore they that giro rent to tho &trod Avaifarori
ItiovvccYard they that holirtlWal-715-thlrsty
The words are appropriate, and bear res•
pease. For Margaret's band is.tnuched, and,
litti4golp her bead, she sore an old verger be
side her, et”.ryiiig..oatiterti
Ar 4 O you tired, modulo ?—nro yOu liiY
thttik you are illy lady-who was in tile olois
(era early in the afternoon; if so, a elergy.
man ham been molting areat inquiries niter
you. If you please, madam, as you seem ill,
step with me into tho verger's room. There
•
is it: iil . o titers.' -
Shy mititi rather:than erierske
I 10-lash:.exhaustion—and—follows—thViold—tutta
through divers narrow ani arched passages
into a low vaulted chamber, hung round with'
verger n cloaks, staves, mud other things; and
lathe grate of which borne n cheerful fte - .
Ilerolte.bide 1!a• 86 at herself 'on old• oak
sea t ; and, Ivtilet_ohil..Warilte -her ,handit -and
feet, he goes to a curious three cornered cup ,
'board, " and hriugs forth a coffee pot; .and
worms what'is therein, pours it out into a cup
adds sugar, and places it in her hand. She,
tales it gratefully, stern and self•eaduring ao
she usually is iii her pride.
Eseute my.olleting this to you, Mips But
len,' says the old man ; but you are' ill, null
it is the best I have to give. 'I !knew, you
taa'ain. lum glad to see you he the old 'ca
thedral. I hope you , will come again when
the days-are brighter.'. , • r :
•
' twill, thank you. must always love the
old place. But you prnetico tho precepts you
listen to: yob! have !given the cup to the war
Well, ma'am, T think one deed wortkniany
words, in tne 4i:rah espeeirdly... , Tsomoriiiii
is Obristams,day, and.tho.poormAmmongst-us
may testify,to our iemetubrunee,ofit on ibis
eve, if no r • • r • •
, / :111.4p!'w, And Margaret—again—warm
ing her Initids,lpre\pa'iMs to. go: -- She feels. re
frealted and strengthened for the-- way, before'
heir.';:Agtlittsheittldinks'llie old Man:::
*you owe, int; • Hooch< Miss Butler. Your
'fatiidr" isje Of : his.bread to-matey. , ,I,amongst
thohihatkc.t. on whom his.charity. fey, do dot.
forit4'othe 0. • ..0-0; ; ;.
°. So ha loads the way to the door cif
Yhe'ohcdr is 'singing some.qual..musio—loud—
retioiWitit-7,hee,Retltiqg joy o!td7holle: 77
" of,qodd, et!oorit,pi,or g004.0h90p,
3v911 ,,
is
Tull otronowud strength ,
,s•Pi?..:CT!B9#ll:4lgia,
- town::
moon has ifeeni•,:fthAs.,.ltieen
'freer I'R, so that thp Brotind44,4titig hard;
• i ,
Yet •„
!le. snow
A
•e.F.lw"4 I • 710
MINI
INE
• •v••
=II
NM
=I
. .
.• ,
, little r public houce,,plaMid just'whore the field,
and . liedge ews begin, she eaquires about the
oarrier,•onfifinda' thit hae already ione
onward,;eniihiatitAiliiot 7 prolfable' she wi ll
overtake his eiirt, eh he' IMs, to• diVerge 'from
his road ton. leoveiChrisimas pafbels. So •sha,
Pisan aif-w Oll as ,she, oau., regretting hew
„ ever,. she•can havc no help ,by the Way,
seeing Its difficulties, she has - at last resolved ,
to humble her pride and, ask old. Broom for a
For a :Mile. or • ; tWO . .sliti: 'progresses well
enougn,:though* the snow conies down hebvily,:'
only- eddies artiund : her,!bnt It Ides the.
light of the ;noon.,
; Still-she, gets .0,-., , though,.
, . very .
• slower by degrees ;'d i
e s so . very ; 'the
•
snow Clirigs ab6nt - her'o)Othes, and stays her
• Soddenod feet..jfer flzhaustieills' renewed;'
her'hinirt ales down - again, her faith •'gr'oiv•ti
_ dim:, Five miles of the bight' are gone, whin
. she thinlyr,sho.Will rest--Lehelsso - iery wearw!
and - tlitc: feebly,
brushing4ffthe snow (roma:felled tree lying
by thd.lwaYeide, she sits, down, Oho grows
' colder, More lethattip, more heinti;;Minati3
by minute goes by,'yet still she sits, •, is
just;SinVing into um:emulousness; .witem.o gig:
drivs,ikup. and obeys. ' • ;
..1411oni Why ho you fitting there?'
No answer—at least nope :that.tha.etranger,
men eon.lMar.-'-:so• be
down ; atinkes Mareiret rather roiighly
-and rerMatie-hts; titter tiatt. , • She • ansivenvvery
.- feebly, -that she is resting: .. ' - •
' ttrohist -- au'oh Carlo* .:sterni; -- and . - .
vitt', such a wind Why, - if you here - an-.
`-other rest foiever,:l • reckon..
CoMe,, Whe'3le going, to?'' ' „
Nargareit'feeblynathos, the' village • and her
bomb bq3oo'it. ;
{9e11,.-I hinelterti. sO -7 1'11 ,
drive ytitiail:,far.'•• Comb, riee,•aild itt me lift
you:into theife: ) . • ' , f
, •
This siMecinnit • do 'without , mon!' 'assist-,
' .once; but the i,trangerA yeryicind, - 11pr:her
iNiglyeS;her:ti. little:brandy from_oflaSk,__;m4
then, hi:her...Side, - -drives
.:_.Tlie_hratidy-aiid, motiCM-,,of,tne,giii . 7 tegetli- 1 -
erreviVe,:lier ',.' pros en
' h , numbness and:,
lethargy'subside tit'ia,4, by the time tne.. stran
- 'ger stalls . to set.her down,:ine is cOinpiirativil'• ; '
ly active: : SheAhankS. hiin , .and ''tuns her ,
".:.7fisco
• , spe; (301'011:3 , ' ll, ,
" 2 : • (enieliiton i iiitipeek.. . ..•
istifflgneotio.
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stout
generdfi . s tut itnpulsn otfreetiom 'ever heat •
id the bosom of La Faydtte, - or are,nild the
hdart of mad Anthony Wayne. • •
• 'lt Was in the•full 'Odd' of a retreat that a
follower of :theamerlein :datni), who had at
least shouldered a cail'ivi4 la his ocanitry'd .
service, was dragging a bliggagnwagen from .
•••'the field of• imittle;whiln-shind'-dliort•tlistance-•
'behind, 'a binly
r of Confluentals - WerOpnshing
• forward wilhia:body of l3ritish In purepit. '
. 'TheTwagenthad - arrived''t' a - narrow:point
of the by-rfind, !eliding to the : South, where
two high bankh of rocks•and• crags, arising of
./ - either side, affording just apace sufficient for
the passage of the ,baggage wagons, slot
inch more. •
.
. .
his eyes were, 'arrested by the 'sight .of a
stout muscular, man, apparently ionic' forty
a years ofage, extend - oil atiGw toot ofa tree at
. the very-opening °tyke paint.
'lle b. wan olnd in the coarse attire of - a mo
.
ohania.-- - Ills coat liktribeen filing ankle, and
• with his shirt sleeves rolled 'up from hie cone
- oolar.iirm, he lay extorlvd. un the turf with,
his rifle in hisirinip, wlrite - thii.blood . poured.
in a torrent from 'his
, riOtt leg, which' wee
broken at-the knee by a carman ball , . ..
The wngunera sympathies were arrested y;;
- the lie would have panned in thev ry
instance of his flight, and 'pliii:;il tho.miawn ett`
- blackiimith Di'llis Titon, - but the stout-heart ;
__-esullocj_. . •• • - . : 1
. •r . l 4„ i gutitito yooi.,wagen,' Najd, be -in
ilia rough way, !but I'll tele.yoMwlia. I'll do.
,
. Do you Imo ,yoader,Mierry.tfilo.on.tke top - of .
that rook ,t.kat, iwing s a Overitiko remit : i ttoi you
',; Mitt k you cats .lift a -main Of. MY bufld:up there?:
For you fico.neighltsr.! lic.:aoutitinkiLvvbilai
the,blood floried*.lown, froin bra-wound, ,4 I no
ver meddled. with , the Britialinrs until they
came trampling over ,and. burned
.my tattoo down, AndinoW rniap
.ritblicd to
piecCsi add' hain't got 'tore titan fifteen.-inin
tittes in me'; but I've, got three bills iii .my
cartridge box, and so just prop tee up against
that tree, nud I'll give them the whole time
abuts exolained the:blacksmith,
'I.
The' wagoner started his horses_ ahead and
, then With a Midden effort: dragged the wound
ed man along the nod to the . foot of the, rea..
Hit face WAS to 'the advancing t rooperS, and
• wbile ninahattcred leg bung 'over . tire- bank,
the wagoner rushed' on his way; when the
doomed blacksmith. proceeded coolly to load
his rifle •. • • - -
It woe ni.:4,lcT'g bef re ft,botly of Ainericuiti
eolgiers rtuiliCilr.by with the Brniah in purimit.
The. BI uken iiii 'greet . (4 , i tvslidui:
and rnieing his rifle tq picked
thq . fotTuiesoFoin bitiliplyiteti steed. with the
°xi:la:notion • ,•• • .
, .11idt's for (ion. Washingion !s• •
Iu la 'lnomoill.;thh, rain - wee .ieiwided, and
was, tired, and the Ruisniud
.r• , .
rode Dyer nnothor,of t4eir,lBll9ll,oFLoero.
ib6n,
bf app . roduhrtil:le tali; ` egirfn londed ;' ial rd hid'
rifle-fired . .hialfiaae'bhtkr; rind
..kiseed . tbo,44,sltl
tho dying blnoltitinit, - ,
h,.
Add,(o, l - 4 ,6!5 1' P1A s a id
:t4 U q.Y , I tt t° 4 'o •''
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kojx l o,i . C'
'The4hanictltt - gf• ttigii l *PSlT9l6TovsikOpr
t b our o'fbntifei , undnuntbd'in the
rotriati Si3,dliimayed Moo
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WYE IN .161 . SE
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•.'
irt CITABLO UACSAT: • • I.',
lcirir my Lovo irt ! dgiya of Spring,
Andfor her ruile,lnuh living thing. '
Wo gather garlaicda,,by therrap
We pluck thoblubuie of the menry'itai. "
Wo maim the ; woods, troltrat tkaatmarni,
Our waking thoughts Ara bllght as 11474'1;1
'No tier rn the blossom - , no lark hi the 11 . .10;
is happier than my Love aid 11l .
I'll love mY.Lcore in Fbe Suriamer4lnie,
Our yenta ahill - ripeWio - their
We'll elt In the shade a little =Oft
Bra:Leath the olm-tress.o..thefloori . ,_,_
' NNII watch wits Joy the, chlldiwn sun,.
We'll 'Wethe world our beirdaen;.s;l .. •
No idrd:l4 Ita,neat on the treatops hit* ..";"
Shall be's° blithe as my"l,ove and II
•
za
" lovo ray Love 'litho Antonin -eves,.'
••
We'll gather:ln ourbarloy oltettye4;
• . WO'll t l'ap,onfrOorn, we'll press:our:Ono, •
' heir Mt' the Me out lowing blue,
peached from, flui *all;
glye.our hlegde a feetlval;
• • TborolltoJoy the world can buy,
Ti at we stud' not oluiro—my Love and
love my Lovo In_Wlnter cold— • -
Bnehill our tale of life be told; •
togetherby the hPattli, • ;
Spectators Of a younger mirth ; . .
And, ap the eldldren pine and - go, '
dwell. In theilght where their Wei glow;
toveOtnd-lovingdle.• •
.Att'd 014 love ott,lny, lova and Il • •
, •
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-BEL(}L~IiT NUNfI~
At the Convent of Poor Clam, in Brtteeele,
'the nano never lie doirri,
, but Bleep . upright.
I went,"•eayet,he auther ,. . of .F/entirh
!Or" up a narrow, . corkscrew.
_eleiti_ettiir,„,
onpe,.intc; their•etille, 'their extras:4dt-*
nary bade; they clonsiot 'cf . a herd : and some A
. ,
what eYlitidrieal:thettrie4ateffedwith stritir,'•
abont
.:•three - % feet - right .. angles,. •
whieh4e, fixed bard. and niright
nuittratierefatratt - epOill , orselyto-suppert-the- --- , -
*ok:"..There-Is,Uni : pliloW, finither'arii - thern -
eheetai
bOofii aid : ewerof W4er 1304 , the 'ground;
andth'e hung.ona peg behind
the, deer. ,:Theil Watiran oth'l4,
.0044' on Iho garden:, and; the ~.
honeyeueitle:Wbieh i etillieWered it -gave, ,some,
thing of a - ohe'erfattafeeetsiithe denuded'
tie dormitory. They rim; at half-petit I fottr
'O'clock., are allovredrtlve mlnatee to ,waeh and
( * trees,
.and gir,lFitori 'where.: they
pray and riedittite; (tip, when
their fliek njaes its tUthl;•,.thieje:alWaye. a
ate, . by. l : 0130 and .
tin* kArgtnorol: -After
chapel hal fziiiitit:4liod: dreg
tW:el44),"s.'''
iiiiii . igilirse*tittnitlY,itYtOis,V,ifielolk: 44.
eggs, 44: 4311 . 1ites 0r..•11 . 4i. and
Mai call /air batty, ('tailk and eggebeaten r
they alto eat, - but:qte't at-lent Benisons. Their .
aecondAnd bun meal ie at seven, and cenobite
of dry b - reed'atid .domoitie beer.•• The sisters
do everithing fo r,thenuniveo-- 7 washiug, mend
ing, srkepinii;eoeuring, The rule of the.,.
]ay sisters ie tilightly.less,.severe in-every--
particular, ; but:even this is aseethi enough ,to
startle mostsemilar persons. • The sister.who
.
showed' es the inySteriesef the house, was a'
:Very j4easattt,.. amiable. womee, 'of about •
thiuty4Eie.r.:43baliad'a peculiarly. 'oaks,' Mi.' •
exprossioyi' oti douottiOnnoO, and expressed
hereelfiPerfeatly satisfied in' he life of which ,
aktihatiMade choice, now about drum' years ,
since. Tho discipline they, .observed,
said, Was good for the NMI and body, t00.'! . ,
It' some --thoy-are-removed-frOm-hpuse -to ---'
.bottse to . prevent too great 'an 'attachment to
out 'Readily. She and her. 19:i Were'
sofa. a,shert time ego on a mission to Eng- _
land, mid this was another considerablegrieTo
anew to her; but a . imesid she kept her troub
lc.to licpelf,anctimepted it as one of 'the
sots °Usable'ssiert &the will *het' superior •
to wide!) her TUN bound her. The tiratnight
they arrived in London, when they , 'put up • at .
v ibe elate', '.they were shovin lute,a rooM,''
'where the beds -were,-. of course, horizontal:
This
• was a tkillioulty which had not ,porturred
to theM,. and ' tiler made up dbeir Anindo.
`ndopi to same , position ae
World, but :no' sooner , had theiked it than
they found: l 'U fluipessibte to y slgep; , aooord,•' .,
ditg•ly, they relinquished the attenipt;Und!..tay.
the faced ° it
:halt uprighi'ajninst
choir' **taints 7-
oiPedieut. ql
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MAIMMETAN LlONESTY.—Mahianetan hones- ~ .1
ty i's what strikes' the Christian in' the-. ;East -
more forcibly than anypt er trnit ,of °tiara°. ,„:. .1
,ter There seems to be
. distresil : tio' deep; ,
and no temptation so . gre t,' as to "induce' •
follower oldie Prophet t take.what does not . ' 1
belong to him, or in any. pecuniary .wey.-to : '
wrong friend or foe. The history • of, human... .:;
society dove not show an instance where-the • ~.
teachings of any one man, have made Such • ' ~..,
14ting impression aslttalioniet'e in this 'pan. ,
titular. Centuries have passed` since Hi' ilia' '''';;'`:'
gouu, bat Ills .standard of - honesty hoc not,
been . lowered; among., his •followers, • and; no, .. ~ - . 1.
Chris tinikoommeni ty r in4lngiand or-,iAmeriett, .„....,
hike,' in this; , begin,' to. compare with thein.- 7 ,
Theft is it' crime ~ukninitite'.theie, sad hit:
one' Insianca of ''robhtiry hail'' happened' Id' ' .- 7
turboy iti; twenty,' Years.' s A.:" rectititjwilier,; - '''
speaking on:this point, ears t...:;:-.. .!,: .;: , r - f•: , 1.1!.:.? .,
.'. While traiollingjt IS.'nei'iiiicOminiiti ' , toil' '. O
see 'a Jahiseary enter the Cafine,lletire,,itiierc ~r.pi
al,hageef gold in a corner, and.ga out sleep , '
...,..
with his horse? 4 rti,rehaAt,STt!irdingylitoi#. l ,-,, 5 )._
Einyrna, travelling early ii“lia . morning s saw: ,
~
a horse tied kb au oliiie'tree'end 'tieieitiViniini.`"''''
.lying On OM , grMin'dif ,';Ciiijoitti..!le47-iiiii.ol4,t, .8 . , 1 ,
ii ,twine theml-1-hefotuPfitheyalp.ookiddnetyin - ..i .,
;geld, and'that several ef.the places hat,k-neet . „':„
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