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COOPER, Proipirletor.
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SABBATH 11.10 U G HTS.
[inscribed to oy Fsther. N. LatwojOrd Foster, I.:
- - . of N111;04,11!Wad,. _
=I
IFnw beautiful this A VnRTIT penes,
. What gloiy all'iroupd me lies; •
The fragrsneeof the snes roll prayer
.t,., ding to its l'artolise!
And - so we parted for that time with a hearty
hand-shake. . .
Ali, what a wife that^ Mrs Markham was!.
—a 'fair, blithe woman then. withutiburn hair
just ciliated over with gold,,and wearing her
thirty ottnittiers like a dower., Site, with her
--plealiatitrandiewas - - - -4 he . fit-rMesnengifelirtell .
Me ere /liti'montli was up ... f hat I myself was
the new vicar of Woodislee She took as great
delight to bring the news an Ito hear if. .
.• The•vicarage ix' yours."' said site: "-and
. may this please you, Mr. (irantley, tie it pleasis
.us.. It woo not with My 'will that it' was kept.
a secret from yini for 'no long, linil•ou know
-my husband - loses . hitrkindly - joke." ,
ft was - not likely, after this, that. I should
become less t heir friend i . and: indeed, the
.Markhatriti and myself were fiwever together.
lint at; .clergytorin and fantilfar• intimate, my
intercourse grew very Close with them-indeed'
. I learned, withliains enough; even to join their
i little roncerfs.in the ... hall :. I read with them
old plays in the winter evt?nitig•tfa- and the
vicarage Was niftiest leas my home. than Was -
Ili!" Orange. 1_ area not sure 'that they did not
choose my wile for time; if to, I have the great
est gift of all to thank theni . for ; and they
-stood, both of them, as sponsors to-MV-eltiest
boy. About two. years after I had been iii' .
mulled n 4 vicar, I began to observe a, great
:;./tratigettess in Mrs-LMarkbarn. She grew
alisencatarted when addressed—especially if
• li'y i tter Itimband•-Stiaitteil Visibly/and lost in
part her pleasant looks.. The squire did nut
'nee this i she had always n smile to greet him
-with..however she might look to others: and'
would watch hint Home' bites, when he was not
regarding her; with a concentration of 4lfee- '
lion in her gaze more intense than ever.-:
Another change was this: the squire's fortune
living very largo, his wife had a most liberal
allowance, and kept quite a little eatablish
ment of her own Iler charit his, besides t hone
that were . in common witlihis, were extensive.
When any portion needed help beyond that
which I was justified in giving, I half been
accitstomed to apply"to her us:velidily as - to .
him; hot now her alms tit. first , diminished,
and then altogether ceased: She parted. un
der some frivolous pretence, with her carriage
and ponies :. and, front being rather fastidious
did choice in jeer attire, slur come to dress
with great Simplicity, and almost ill, so that
upon tharpoint her husband rallied her. One
night she was singing with us in the hall, as
tisital,_a favorite Scotch ballad of his, that she
had sung a hundred times before, when her
voice /infidelity trembled, as though her heart
was breaking. and she burnt into a tit of tears.
—lt was one Of those exquinite melodies-of--
Burns upon theilonitistie affect ions;' and Mark
ham spoke touchingly to me afterwards of that
excessive fondness of his wiles for him which
hail so completely overmastered - her. ff If I
were to be token from her," said he, " I do
believe dearest June would die "_______,..:.
Certainly, to watch her anticipating, his
slightest 1001, and listetiltigto his every. word
as it' it were to be bia•latit,it might-well seem
:so Upon my %mitt/ring . to remark -to hint •
that site was generally , in by no means good
health, Ali& not in her usual spirits; he thank
ed me, and Wl.ls nervously alive to this' it 'once; '
- 11 - 11 - il 4hiiikillg alittle eonipony might chire s r . ` --
her. he sent fOr bill maiden sister front the
!tort h to tipetpl sonie time with them,— 4 quiet,
elderly - lady- very excellent, but not in any .•
way gifted an her Itrother and- sister-in-law
were. We two strtielt , tip an aequaitititnce
very soon anti the squire wits wont to make
facetious 111111Sioll$ to It which would have been
eniburransing from ruybody else. .Slie noun
Ilitial_np..io
. sonte niestaire, that position ,ef ,
Lady •Bountifili in __the paritili it hich' Mrs.'
.111itrkliiint lied - abdiested—althotigh I rattlers '...
00 somewhat lacked the - gracelithieSs of her
well-doing- ; and evidently to that lady s swig- .
Mellow - it Itift'lliir' more to luirself,'and at.
liberty' t it' retire' 'tort er .eliani bee. tir.elseirlieee, ~,'
as had HOlVili . ecottni bar lityprite ettstoto This.. -
vendible.) . w iih 'the ot i.or •peenliurifies 'in her •
conduct tilihough . • sti l' veile/I frOni her llitts-' • '
band 'n•notiee',"(lid not- escape thd , rjuieltj wo- .'
r„,,, i 1y:4,..0f miss lisiraliniti. ' ''''
- . ,/..1 eaninit "tliink,;''' said she, aa we' Were
takingii viiilkqogiftitier *bent flii . ett Weeks'after •
hifi• arrival,. • "'what' eking° bait come a-ii...
Jute - .It'We did bet hisoriterself anti Gime& .i
Jo hive la , eir I he , moat •loviitt couple- that' ever'' '
breathe/1,1 Should be hsclinad to thinkiter ail' '
unhappy-wife: , a nd- if'l , firsiew not - thitronighlyi, - ;:
Cons illeed 'of the buatias-'4l" her. late ',alibi/Lid,
that she wits 'regretting bili'lOS.4 4 ' . ' ' • .•
A gear:int tome ToAsr..- AC Prentiss Cen•t''. I bail never heard nllOl4lOO _moment, of •
fro, Mo., uncle Fah ofJiily, the following was , Mfrs' .Murtiliont haviag..bpen ever a widow, and .
the seinniii regular sentiment :_, .., ..., •,.• I I expres . ieirink,iiiirbrisa•Strifitgly, .
li 3 Oitr h'iition - degotten ' amid' the
,stet ms of r - ' •' Indeed !' • 'ithir rely ,bunipanion. ' ", I. bail ' ',,
the ti iteenilf 'iiduinry, its infantile nieventifuitif [midi; eartsiu,that Opel had entrusted, :
you with •••
were diatt.tud indistinct ly.scon• •on botardabs.., find revillitiop; bat wince- you nee aware eff,
-May- Flit w. er,—o a =the -reek ~ of, 'l"lypto ti I h: . _at !. a ii. re it cli,ytitt_ initly.._Uowj itnl,Aia ATI) ; k 0pw:41._,.',!
Jain/a/lain on (rie Plaini; R! ,14euongii,bela, ;"?tiii, Mackliant,.,whinti••you , pereei e, even. at -
t ool_on,.ll, o l.l l eighto__at i tmo ham •• I 1tu=41 . 9). 1-.; tiliiLiil•ii;Aft),iNe k frilli o,llTifu yerfee.U.......L . ;
cloth, equalln" Of Su infancrwere.hqapiln the ''ini appedi :a eorttordipar,q,d'4xsiiive - and'utp:..,
teapsf:ly .iif Boston , r anheil 'Sall, onthe,plainU.', SidtpiehmS of eVil , vita; as.,,MianaJinie r lin by
- of Concord. Lexington; arid Stinker 1011 /..ift '•rdtuttntie inthe bat' degree. She eloped crone
]rid boyhood lie . riirt barefooted iiiid bilrebthided 'scheol.at the age of oll•lentren, , witlk au adven ,
over the fieldsThf Sailkolia - '-'Tientioi:Pritte'OL hirer I named (lead/fade. I never f actw hint
toe Monliniuth - AM+ Yorktown, whipping pin 1 , my••elf, but; I 'have bettfilpFirtliCiliti:was in
'--- itot her and; turning ' her - out •of. do in life i youth' •exteenieli•hanirsome. :s and - giffetbirith -
youth hi:fair/nib Over. tlitittriiiiiNfor the henna:A:a/Nu fitted/live but imper,iiiiiiillibints. ' After
less V. gild tattled thenchisoWn, paid trib, livitig tti:giintor'slf4f . ifitini, In great,tinhaiipi-',',,
~, me to the:ilespotead , ,,liarbitr.y ins powiier,;aud, meta, 1 . 50 tar is lane was uoudertted, ke.desort-, ..'
bitiLspit in his fat tor'it files frtim behind 0, : r.., rtidier..end itenf!..iser hnekfieher•kriends• die , I
. ton balez,:at . New tirli; . ,iititi. Iwltedll.o'ini's-;; . s.lll, , aetAtOpearagaili feeyearii t •110 , nitaithavii :
tress
Of 'Wu OcoOlf:it;yella hi, t 0:11111O oft/1), ,freated the poor.girl very brutally. to jiceount
Mout eitintita,- straddled • thn/SenkrticininSiiia;• .for.the litFittra#'d'ilfebkto,
, iiiAti i ipi•ii i iirotc , .
and with tine foot ' tpon'Athl4en 'rend..'nnik tjtd 'stie;infortained tor - Min. • lie Ititn'yr. , . OS .sh'e,:l
other upon od•dish.,tiud, ititulier.,, , at/tied:4o; AA 11.0;.and used thatrknowletjde for 'his own,
world In his' tottnbend, , :eTothed
. !in.purftle rind Troth.; Ho had °licitly boattediluir," lie lied
, ~ fine fin1 4 ,1, - :46114,, , .0i e ji , 40f,010t ; i0. ,fk ii . !1ii),1 , , :lid initerietr a 'milksop
~.
honed icor, , tides 'over- the , likethtyloy/nothing, .:
: enefm ,,,i i i.p s l age *uk,tor her ineney...;!!...,nud tYte . very diiy which '
steatneraitendiellis thilughteonliflOgs oflight , secured Ict i tmr ..b het propor , t)i . ; . , fibe vrg, d" , b n ,
thing 14,110, )eOl4 - 'llrnwiidlhnkde.t* * tqllie*.eir' ' l ly;ti 1 0 1 filfft , e l iFtle;.etsge,,h.rtiught;,this.lniritio.: : ,
• .::
oh the. 'tleleatiiii.'inalpitti andAlith. r perttliti 'Of:dia.: ftkaido again: :She bought hint off:with ran==
tant ,lafinv.:'shaps•idd . peort deereridfather in; -Seina,..thertiandiiinany.other; timeti..aa.,ttleSeiv:,';,.i.
4 ... thi face tend torti'bkh 't - p'bis•.;ol,reot.',Yoli,, - ,ti:9 lifted - tuitions in old , tinte•bought4df thedavrie , ' , .
1
peek...into tudy.Atis.,i'iolitiroous, and ~ t h.r4t, , :ices,..iiiret *at li the likorcault, an kitt,beeilicie.nipm f: ',
ens to make a : ttheeii lertoreYef alUthe-land, frequent and atitravalatitii in thia;deManda,a' •
..
that-jolts l hittii M .11
ay - 1/Alvi'i . ten tliaittiand l When .1 army 'that-h tk
e - 31ns oyildnyttleganthler'.. , 'i
-.- yettre,---atati,lllo.4thattow-naserle-leas , ' ..,,
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Art thou not uour to tile. (1 lion!
And ilosithou not thin enlm impart,
Thi'• N;lvi • IYF9. 1111.104.11 FYN 4;l'carin,
- guntlicirelvel round tivr..henrt?
n. n•OU tI livi.thts where vpfritt.
0119/1 with nurnekt loving eyes,
UR if OM temptation's viliVa t
A 111 i AV' N . its who'll our duty lies,—
There Cali .tito•m , ,lipre and, wiToPt,
my 1111 11 lU'Llihs,
At.ti oh: I f 31.11 sruul , lll.tr 'may
'Cu dwell lll'paror nyherer tha4this
•
,r . A11 , 1 yet, 111e41111/kl/ where 001 ham spread
e;
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7ll4'3‘ : tl :: 9nnil47' : d' A WhLr2wl;awayes 11.1rithen
rhOnt
A 111. 1 .11111161111 111 fa holy ground;—_
Where tlewuret4exprfng in tnoßny nnettp,
Beneath the Quote ottoreht trees.
Whore Ueda own hand has thro . wn aloft
11 . 1s.white love-banner on the breeze
Yes, ovonbero, on mother earth:
inn fiitsky;.
And, finding thoriiii, convert them All
To go:no of glory-nu our way
' gems of glory, that, elan gllt •
Thu inottutain ilogksvf faith and hope,
And, to bur throbbing, manes,
Shall °mile.a founts.of upe.
Yen. let me 04, at pear. , a Ith all,
Atli breathing an enchanted air
(II love and joy—et hope and faith,
~ Of ever flowing, etaisolena
And to the music of that peace
'St lAA chimer from out my inmost soot,
I'll au Ward march thr mgh auu and storm,
O'er hill and dale—where oceans roll.
Nor over Oilier nor Irrik back,
Though rougli may be inyjourvisy 11001,
Fur iggin my wanderings all' honk yeti,
Aud soon my rent will rOOOO to roam.
THEN, sweet to lay my throbbing heed
on J mica' ever pit) Mg breast; • ..
While novel Anthems, sweet And free,
1 4 1m11 teothb my soul to perfeet rest I
East . ilsousm. Conn., Sept. 1865.
WATER, MUSIC
'Twas lu summer—glorbwis
Far boond_tliewineky town, .
Weary with a lung dny's
Throu,.;ll the fern and b
Nettling rest, I tit me doWn..
Beetling crags hung 1110 above me,
Ever looking grandly rude;
tillll there was 801.1313 grace' of mildness
In this scene nil .eird—its wildness •
Might ice sotiAhl for solitude.
Birds and tio*ers, ...lga and beauty,
..teule.l this 'rugged realm to till:
That which WAN my xuul'n ltl. l lCing
Was the 'mole and the glancing
Of nnac•horn plabhibifllll7 • '
Lingering there 1 a as delighted,
Mining 1111 the (Ivy
NVatelitng its bright.spraylentrls Fprlulpetl,
Every theory ton.. that tiniqed
Tnuelid s,OlllO of memory.'
'Twits at; If sweet siirrit; vOlces
'limo,' a spell ine thorn ;
In I'l4liti,t )011,11.V1,
(61.1.1 ,
Whigpunt tC111) V3r.
Memory. 44.1;0,
.4itnuad to bit. usilrp•dyy
Anit
the 111.1glit Ftars orro a itivaiiiing
thu ;nosh. of Slit; rill.
What a world of strange ter:cello.
Canto nllOll.lllO ;
Strange that houndn alti.inid hind responbes—
'Where e"anntit3si t ery eninontiFia7 .
Lbt. "
Then ‘aietlenne, N tai , aualtened,
jiruit wildly tin ill, '
As I linntaaed there mat 116te aat,•
hitst the dew around me glistened '
'it, the utunte
dltor
1 ,
WIFE OF IWO lIUSI3ANDS
A SCENE FRefOI:REAI.I.IIOII.a.
W,,uvi I first, canto' to Woodiltloe,-I came as
curate, for the .incumbent WO near ninoty .
years of age, and very infirnn I had a hun-•
tired pounds a year, and the little cottage that.
is now in ruins close -by the Ad:Church. to •
live in, bud never drcainettiii`Tiiiiiiilliffe - Rtw;'
ler That would hit,y 4 ePhona enough, and to ':
spaie, indeed —witliiitiCiity gliod wife here and
the four little ones, of course,—who Wen were
not in the question—forthe place is not a dear
one us to living, The Brent„ which runs by
our door,. supplied Jae well with = (rout, and- I
..was ruy:own_fislituonger. fork,_
too, were always loft for tne at:the squire's
board, and oti Sundays, without:exception,
- was- t here t o hem.
The'Sunday after poor Mr Melville. the old
incumbent., died; I wait. as usual. nt the Orange;
ant as • was -naturac,our iplk foll on bin Ii;FTS
and on the future vicar. •
I have appointed one in my own mind,"
said Mr. Markham; "'end if he chooses to'
accept the livihg, as there is no reason 'what
ever for the delay, he-will read , lihnself in
within the moot Ii or so a young man not over
rich, who knows the people here, and is well
liked 'by them."' -
".I fear then, sir, he wilt not want a curate,
since the parish is so small?"
"No, I fear . not 7-{iirantley - We shall-be
sorry to lose you, although we have seen' He
little - of : each other ; but. I will hate yhu in my
eye; he as will my wife- in whose way's
CIiIIICICS come, somehow, mo a than they it° In
mine."
fliouexitoLt , 51'unn
MEM
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only hiss lighter foiblee. • The relies of I s m- and tell all,_ to his . face. , I'll harry, you off„ . l,
original fortune only remained to her,
w he n I sliver it, before t',liiii very . °Air, . What you
lte required of her a blank oheek to bo filled have known of hie bithertots nothing to , what
up at hispe i vn pleaoure. This, backed by her .Y Ol shall know "of when' itth r ariii I ;dope,
paternal undle aryl sole relative in whose hours 151 live together again." ' I seemed to See and
The w.ti then 'residing,. she steadily reused lb , feel through the wall Beta the shudder that
gin, • • him" and Ileatheote, , uttering noose ran fPrt'i'lltel ottlil P O O bid.t '...trflino:"§ thliti
frightful titre ots, was obliged to content . him- I
words. .'„n- I hal'iliongla Ilk.yrd.lt of leer.,
ito,htearl of being tostoired'•as\ [Alien Wris, 'that
40If with a dr.ift, hr 1r.% Itchy upon his own
her vvicked husband lioatheote WAR indeed
hanker fir a !tandem - I p mottle. Ile drew if
alive, and persecuting her wills a l itoWer.rnore;
'
merely to move his niece, won was in an agony
fey/Pile than peer, my !Mort would not::liftve
of •terror at her Intsbartors vinience, and to get
bled . for her WOW painfully,,;nt, . ~, a h
. iindiatn tio ' 1
the mon out of the house as‘quickly as possi
against him wmi'd not It overisen higher; but
tole,'but, as the matter' Willed out, this woo
the , luckiest thing in the world. Ifeathcote fas it 'wits, my teeth were giarli'rog iit my
1 - --- .. ,i - wrillt - itiol tit.y - sfiens veiVilrlottely - grillped, as
altered the . " one" union the order to five, ! .
land the number "101.1" to •• 500 " and se got though it wore itsword. ,Silently. like a thief
the check eh enrol by the Collirnis4ion" of it
in the night, I stole , doivn thriloyall. itnd set
i sing my, feet in, Seine convenient - . crevice% felony. The next time that this fellow epee
for his merciless jay -•viiielt woo soon enough ' peered " cautiously above it. moth, luckily. Me. II ib.soo guess hail been a • true one • The
- m a .. B,,b y h i d a n0 11,,,,,,, an i n waiting for had their faces turned • away from one ; but I
pet or de olheote hail been picked up by
could see oven on doe in talst heck. seoundred .
'him. i.' If," said that gentleman " you oven et caof iiia4...companioaa in ilie_bitehdotol___
again attempt re - persecute myn ppy - niece: r ."
ihe had nourdeeed the thief for the purpose of
and ir,emlneso, fuel all 11111 tor MO hears! of hie
I trunpart you for the tern of 3 our natitral I reCovering the packet in which hope lie had
life You silly thank her t010n.3 the sti ff er i
t t„..l, and-coward written -- 'llis Toler wiffti - wrone•
brutality, swept over ma hi a Eleil af indi.pta., bni . i . i foil) , •?
u Thht having been found iipotilliU
1 , 10 lin i,,h, t hi s . t i on. ...., Bon_ Oh. Tor one...pirorter-ogr not lionaLof nay w) ly
meta oatonnar your 1131 Ii ten' ju Ig - 671conelifsliiiktit Wont ify
If it rested vrit It me only, -and lucsily the proof college joy.. bcfove 1 ha d . put On tl 1 1 /
an e( ''''''' 9 " •
of your penal 'crime-does reet witli_one. anti=. tit , tl" ii gall" Oh, tit It ore giioh him oit With 1114 own and for these so many years
ever s
Ile had not dived te'eltow himself its civilized
with nu anithsop•._,yo r i 0 0 ,0,1 b.., a hip ne d off ~. brief an example of that , one; two," which
p'orts to goinsay Jed had lived the nostraud
lle.ith. , I rellionoher to, hay? loot is?rno.skill,in in 800
air aeon as the . loiw could ship von." i n ,, He e o f,o, bush, flanges. Tired or tiii4 and
}bygone ttniV....'NlV yelrft aril orofessoon on- '
cote hectored a pool tied. end strove to rdo-
Isle turml
min an iutervieov with his pone wife; i„,, Mr. I deed , were already se fir forgotten that I
• ' lo sell by a siouli?Ssful pillage obteined money
emoug 1 for tit,. Balogh homewards, lie hail
.rather wished lie might just Have' laid
It thy was firm. (retold Isjet rout one hundred 'mak to England ding loie unftirtn
five pound ion mu and .1113111i'3.1 them in a cover, I lined upon 11,.•r in hie rage. % II
' slick W " " In nate wife well married and in such great hap
whotoupoo Ito wrote his own „.„,„ ruts a d. •aslien one. and would not have brokers for .
ilrooo, to remind , him of this .conon•mt. tolling 'some time. .I
thin'., Ile w.Litted to do it, I' Pineal , his hatred of her was redoubled, and
his &terrain•Ltinit •strengthened io persecute
mu, that ic„.. to the lot i t ,„ twriting mind t h e ..cotild see by the twitching li ng ers ; the bowed
her at all 11,1!„trsis The poor lady had never
last shilling of his I hit he shetild see. The and trembling. but +till gr Lirstkil sil l y -t4° before load Ss r. , 1.,.11 - 11 of mind to rev.ed hie ox
shouttiort of gift _ware. thlt the recipicet appeiding . sobs , for whicli i .tonid only goteii
101Lieus_ nor' the Monad truth of his beteg still'
111
to
for I.tistrolia forthwith: and, the mooning -the pool.; life withi•red
its I in existence: nett now her 0011f0M91011 , and the
never eat foot again in Erigland , "The fellow i istinek d 3 w l in it , i o 2 , ' tiv hell '''''l throats e set ii ity of It Lein r; to to ore her beloved ..‘f Irk
five litiedrel. the for;! I cheek. sir is in my' la nd
pi
" 4111 -' l ' 110%. • I him n ot ooe jut I ht n rm. tilt's ',Jona Inn') on 1 toil' he m{ ot
awn pro+seedob :in I if. I ever see it flee :`- c'u'ed 'l"' l'a't nays • ifs to ,k any looter hut
kw info the on tat I o quaitio state. Sho. -- lo o I
ap , , tin. It shall be produced in a Mount of law" remuthrod eiv sc''' an at
chi
• that of tho or 01 -=
prayed for death more fervently than •any
-Whieleperialt3t till. other, there being no help; %Bet. a Wenn or 113'1113 .9. •11 , 11
b v• Almon oye•
-
for" ; agrelathll"l ' Pceo l' ' ''lltY'''stte'ie'cPNll'"i""''""4'7L'i"t" every tying rt ut for lin,aCei
„ therefore, the squire
hove 0 , 31 , I‘)H•ng e.e pa..ye to have tub'-, „in. nnS I , en.. hi o ~y: •, et „itoy ersere carried up to her the routs or my intievi,w
with (I iat horde --for Ito ,lid not 11'3 Ilesily dis
tanall tri.•o+ ,of love out sir 11, hosesliiced oub'e: lam to Is: fon.l I wo no r; •t 1.1 f oviiot I tee-
, tress lier with the aec or it - of• his ww - atrozity -- ,
h a l hr. h,I • 1 114, ~,,,,,,)LA 1, an ,I ,i ng. - ti t
. ini.i I do •,+ not come to nov 'Lek Iw,th is lite
in,Eof tile 010 tut w4.treby 110 h.'s' tin Lily got
thongh +lie sal not own,. ote.l to her eirsele'e ' next eight- , in 1 fan ty hoary„ f :seam t., this
rid of ;din site wis din poi beside herself limit
thro•ot b •ing het Lover him -and happy woo it " h ' ll9° a l . '""*'; ." •I'',','• "'"'"Y, w ; fe " s ' l , el tin ', joy,' ll ii• ...;,• tt it ri lo tow teas 111. w l - 1 Airitlllmt
that it'll not reet ,willi her to 11.1•1 it-she you " I
!tea "' ''' ri '' "P"" "" 2 : c ' s ' its "'"' 110110 I` , . an I'ii sit; if ems tO a. one her ott :11111-
k11131.1' 1101 11i9 il? .1 11. 141.1 i 11 11111 I'olllol3 1110 1
C)111.1 1;01 11111 1 . .3-1 e i It'')rt al Om event. Six teal form t'eoan her con 3h tor reeeive an Ith t iro
in r exeeri `WV , )r fr •e lem did 0P , 11011.1.9 in W likA'n'Clil l i se w" l ° l L - Wl' 1 ii"' I , ' I Iror irt- cir.s. tit 1.1.4 eh 1-C 3 I her itttrtronee. ['he 4ritt •
restoring s io , r „.„„ „i si. t o st ,„pi 1,,„ heart I More than if she were a hog -Is a I left, the wt , hilt little ii.),.ue,,,,in,„,,,i With their nut-'
of a sorroW.lll,l,l 11,411.1i r 1ik."1.3 10 enis+h it al-' gird""
T l ' ipliPs , 4 : 4 mw , rt 's''"' ' l ''' e''l'''' shies toi it , reed' line: wnielt it o I hien but this - arose - -
togethor. She bet .v 1 19 013V0 ab out 1014 like frin ged 11. norm ..a ,i,t.. Iron m then at ,
o• i'•11 qme cunt' I ion 1 their very life•
an auto e thou. to w.• 11. the -neen of rotitetif,-if '- fiTh "1"`" 4".9r lift' I Nil - . 4 If., %II .1a fro is ih. , , .
, .1,001 to at lie net, 411 ilea mire ti la - IRA' in
notof m•reirnent. and to b,o hi orr To , 9 WI like it1. 111 '• al" r evi" I I s''' " thn ,n1•10 .. .t 11111 11 Mir ••1
l'llll. I'''•ill 1. it rlll 1.3 11'• 10 1V 113 tll 1n fr en
the .1 . ill' 111 1 /V Of friar V 1311.9 beforo 'ph,„ rime by. She_w is I.'" aid. on ^noting to her-- ib k ii , i,, •.t , i
,);• u •w ...) 1i i , 1 , 1 „ n ~,-,,, by i ., i .
earn , nen 4 which 111 1 1••• Isar 9'.l'i I'l4 VI I +Heal 4 el f • ' it I"'"` "I' i t ," I ' uki T 4 ",' t '''r, 1/ '; 41 ) t " al: ii tin, r, • a 5" th 3 rdi: p Hitt min el:11011 the ,
aWh le„but coohl snorer. have m the her ape: -e d ,e: but, I ',!'l ''''''' l ''''' ' 4 / '":"'''''' ' ' 2l ' sr, l' I l' tr. • 'anion fro n 011 extrozn'ty of 1
st o ol, Ii w ~,, ,h a d, i t , t h e in,,,..„ o h ,i n tot ,b n Sochi; l'o' , 1: - Iite on • a lel - I. cpc..:Pq to ill.' a
. 1 „ 0 .
, o , 0 . ~,,t
tinny it ' ntiviy , bud hum tu , )
hand• of onn rif his own ivielc-iti corn i miens.- hor, IR tysimlinu,'/ and h•ivr I felre I the lied Iti I gee us '' - , p a i la,t r.f al vrt ti nights 9.41/0 those of__
in a eencealo Ino •ket within his Y.sst was follikil'I!''Il 100 '" P .ll r"r h•'r '‘..°''' 'V" i''''''" : 1 4- an t iky ..I uu rn u nt, GMI All 1 0111.1 . Si • Ln man
the roll of Iv ink . ..toles in their rein nalweicen Pl."' 'hind' ' ,bar '''", ',,, l: " t '•" 1 '''''' - l. 's,. ',"' t l 4 th•• +g al's w L+.llle eircounnaneer ht . 31 eV
eray , 3r. It hol •3`, tll .1 the eye'l of his ;nor- hoot, it ':em.: ill. , It , 0.. tl4 1 9 i r"'" l ' - ' l-a-r------ mvida lot be i ng still the wife of II •aey ;le 1111- ,
olorer, or iho 'oviiirt4 iii , or .., u• Ii asst sot- I. lowly tr lit . th • • 11;11, I 1 2., it al, se 1•11 II • li , l
1:41113 ...101 %tester did min's ell tractor might be ''
tlero- had <liner!) • I Mom in his MAll l Ol'l4 t"IY Intl p..oteo 1 nz, k t , •l , V' kil'tio to •s 4 a ,•;., _
yl , llllOl. /fo^.• tn .kin,(lier coat inaance .it the
tie•orch They fol.w ord,• 1 the n oec.4 to Mr. Put \ 0 •! it's 4 it'd , ' it l'l' 't " 6 '4 '' l i r ''''' : l ' ow ,' 1 7 II • L.i.io tomassible h I liriver one, oloarrei
IL ihy, With all trrati , .l. of 0, 04 , 3 Nets. A ye , sr 'II ' rui!‘y '-`" '' " I " ' ii ''lll .'Pt'' ''' ' " I " ' II • to hill!. Tii. tas ill Moving 10-en thoroughly got
after this event, it or .111(11i ove‘h • ion itneossible in ti ii.s. for the tro asp • •s+ L; lltolit To I ,
ltd r 1 ll • i u nt . ) vionnt niiiinyunen tit
. t o _fa h 1 1 13. it 3
10 reengolze the +pirit-how • I and fragile \IN 1 - ' •
1111 1311 I. ‘1! 31 o•kliain had dissociated her in
lleatiterde in the by TV/ 3110'109 i 113011.11111310 Off IlrfEll 111. ' " his inilool fe on ill relt,tion wills her first 11114-
1
WitllW Wll4lllBlll had slum bee vim Tlintiks 'bin lar Once Tll3 poor lady noun- in lee I
Oa fit , myt t •V 31 1.4 Ia ,• or areal I war
to low brief
tzkln, LI I a' raid t . Or - .1.• itl/111.Y1 1) tit
ich. but beattriful an I how , as vim see her , i - in ,
.. 1 u.. ., ‘1 ,.. 10 ,
vn ti i 1 i) .., ii v ~„v ill. I 4., • , i 0,., p r t i t ably as 80 '1 1 ,11011g too hartil . ble
!now, Mr. tir 111.1 , V. oi rllll.l. ai you (lid 9^s• 1i r , 0r , 1 4 .
-an I
~ i) t
~,,,,,,
.„ 0 , i ., ii , i i., „, I . ',., ~,„ :a ii • Ii ob *Ali, runty., Ndvert toeless aloe wis .
, her until widths'` th. , so Taw m intlvi. ' 'fly . slier' a e i'' • ''' • ' the first to sec the right m.oe of the roil,' which
. even teen it toes o - ,,1110. 1 se al ',H i p, lanun
I brother morel° I Isar will tilt fell know i e•ign ti,,,,h,„ of su , In . t ult 1,,, 9 t,,,,,, .„,, I h o e .,,,,, it wto my ditty its It elergymoto tt. point 0111 to
lif her form or life ami it is is •ver lox! a inn-'
,10-ii.'„ jute sh " e ' ith ' i .,".:„ . it , „ nee) : if I Thad • „ nt bulls Or 111'311 11 . ever there lets ,o - caee where
I meet's cause as he says h' 'elf, to regret his i • I • 1 ''' t • spirit and letter rieem•ori at vr or-if swot' one
; choice " 7. men in um owl tattle, au , 'an !din ;to nix .
no otter al himself, a Mal tin haveknown,
Ib t I 1 la tlt WrIP11•111110eell1 error *teemed to be noire terribly
I flak n orr dive. which the kind-lrearteil hut
him We ees were swollen and dull hie gin 4 1'en'3 1 " 1 1104 crime i to a lr -I "" k "" wle ' l gi t ' l
misdelibting little, nil oni al in a l l pips wit with ' that it was this of theirs. My heart was wrung
totteritis till Boatman white and dr - awn li e
various. girnishea of h.or own in the way of the Gee of a , laud
ion. - it ,
ss h a d t o ld ion, all for them to ice core; but l had no glimmer of •
II
at the feolishrieso or young :drag. mini doulw as what wIS necessary for them to do
at last; his finer and only love, his trite. devo•
rho wilily of e trly .1111•141;‘ , 1 11i.1 not flinch retiaerly, but. fi rmly I put it before them mid
tool wife, the' i t f six 1 , try 1, p' '
•
enlighten its! as to wire s uit
. ~. I . t' oor , : ;LI 10 P be r torn ° from him h '.
~, another, , born. I had done Mrs M orkliani signed to
Mrs. NI orkliani•aliiimi_do it 111C1'0 t.enniv inter- . i' )e' f i l v lon s tiferl to»o. li f e of misery ' 1 ' • Imo dud it. Wll9 eOOll4ll. •I go " eaiol . else,
i
soot ink 3r 1'014111113.1. 1101.131111'1a 111•41N1i111y9.1f i stn' ' o • • ,,,, •alearest. tieorge, oil once. while I have Still
, • G eintley, said lie, too a hollow 'ulna .. -
retneineil tin 'tiered or wis in irked by
"'" 11 ruse tone i'l'irs that to tell which will sing .1 4 "vitfik t" l'ity"I•"
gee oleo coon 11 , 111it:11111t31131:4.` She put to rue I ' I ' ri , k " • 1 a lrea d y ,broken "Thu vie or•oge,•marlame. toot (aurae your
several 11 . 4111110k' ll ClolC9 . or c0u,..0,,,, o f , your
i „" • a n : t h, i "e' f w ilt • it, "" itir
lik e O o limn) ay Imog *9 you please " '
which I could see no prosaihle beano,, on Iter:; 107'0 lim b s li i ,, e d e t :: a a n „ t Zt a 'i n •, c _b s i,„ ~,,,t IL:. 1 ••I thank you dear Mr. tirantley, lost I leave
;self and beg4ed me, ros a elergymon, to glee; { oars i"
unused: r d e o n his elleekro - ti , Jhe;3l-3,1 and Woodisloo;" said she. `am fur behind as po9Bir
my hest opinion on the sushi tel. She told me; unconcealed w u ' 1 bl e t hi s y e ,. iii-hi."
7 g
, that she had ,ften be* oiled the isaVing nO 1 ~.w i• r hh. i iii ~ Hum 1, „ 1 itinoi, all , "Anil I,' chimed in the good little old maid
-every- children, w hi,d, aton had more considered to be i it) ,,,,, I whom we had almost forgotten, eta had been . •
the sole blessing th•ot had been denied her; 1 1.--''''- .I 1 think, than you can tell me.
more : i
arp melf hint for your- ;sot/Hein a spectator -•aind I with you, roister'
but that now Me thailtred •19,1 she yr.ic 01414- fo ° r " ii r a r g ra y ttl e sroll assured. She 5 t,..,11 . „ 0 , 1,,, Jano, l te tile end of tho world, if you will. She
less. The horrible thought begin to cross ins; care, geerge, from henceforth, for 1
9 dragged . al, Be enntlsrLeal. lie shall Hover 'is my
. that soy dear hrarfartrr•ri and tiro friend rise
1 •w ay.
' , s have Wronged her in my heart."
touch a l air of her heed. .
oing tnit of her mind : and 'shi e s idea grew t s • - • ' i
g i Ike despairing eve+ turned towar, o sue not Tlid squire s grief wee terrible to witness,
r stronger. although Miss Workinneehook her t o " ea t, , but he made 110 opposition Mrs Morelli:Lin
without a teach oeho e. I woe about
heed at it, all I 1101h1.1 it might he no worse. g mity. I had it swill emote ill a distant comity to which
lowlier hr to the froo p otolorw bell rang
She wis as good L person ay ever lived: but eke .. 1 it Was ari tinged that khe two ladies should ha
' The i v tua j n hie come," rootlet' to o icier
had the we 'kliegs of her order, whinfr•goine- ~,,,,,),. •
a if Moroi ide ate g had eliol its Very I merliately remove. Boxes were hurriedly pack
how is alw opt to 1111114 Ihr %TOPA that can laii squir e 1 h•„I n , id i . . . 'ed the travelliug chariot ordered to the door,
a upon
. 14• . 1
. 1 ts.. •
of her sex. lint when ' leo Ilieen Mrs.--Mtork and tier 81101116 leave-taking ' 11'4 I. • t rust does
"Slow him in,' sould, to the iservant. for I a
ha ll,
C ooke out of theft wood, under thesauri-
,o s• not often fall to the lot of mortals, the invalid
Isla nester i seemed to I tiro loot toll power
dill, to little after sunrise one morning, and was lifted ill 11 fainting mate,• loud borne away
speech Eor my part) 'drew iiiiopelid align
she told me pale 119 It epectre and quivering a ru ffi a n quic.dy into the night. Darkly, indeed, it..
ry from that'delicate boll-ringing'.
l in every limb, diet she had only been to get t r,,, 'o , tot upon the Grange , where the widower was
had soothing to fear would have toil
an appetite for loreakiinst ; when She a s ked ma • h • , left mourning for the wife that was Mill alive
I with bet his Irons,
at another time fbr the loan of twenty pounds Weeks and Montle. passed by, but he would
hail'
111011ChWin with au, insolent air,
for a very proud:lg emergency, and' lit•ged ask, half bully. not lie menforted. l'he sketeh book on the ta
, one to-kowpdt seeress-and-whom I coupled wills - — . HU . .• - , - - ble: - 1110 plan° in thn Itnll, fluilloWers thithe r thipie alaino
fis her pitwons mule trove. so trans- graceful loud lia•1 tended in and about Ilte
parent to ony•elf and her sister ill-law, to louse. the garden wherein she hart loved to
conemil her lonliappy r•roplition at ell times- luny herself, Inn• tiovorite w•olks, the very pro f ',
at marktioo-t signitivant of en ion-putted brain peet her •mul had so delighted in, were robbed
-I felt toile rote of my painful surmise he- of all their Alums for, him at ,otice, 'Edam,
ing button true.- I wis men debating how• to indeed of smiles, sprang toriJo at the sight of
tweak iltie Horror to %It. Ilarklotio. that re- them, horror was lioin tot them inelend ofjoy
jitedird ntensitre , , iflight 'be I.emorfe.l tci . before
it Will top bite,rviltetrit eirettor.t , titee . oectir.re.l
which - eh.uged
#OII more, terrible. •
ellAl'TElt
It'was on a TuestlaY in the soidsouttiter,.
and t he. RI Was gone tic ti illOOt I i szClyt o
'.lie a .stortity :ono. :upon) elltatut ion, in' o' 'neigh.%
boring town: Nlal-thistit, ever desirous
of IL talk elloppillip 114.1 aecoutpa tiled hint nnt4!
I tad idtentletrto hare' debe en Iftewino, had
not the ilinkoa oaf a pariaboner
Vetted : it., Hit...ease .requiring. certain 4ilU.
(Bents which' eery not wit hiwthe scope of our,
resoldeok' at the vicarage. I walled-down' to,
the Grangii, accordl.4 so' custotn, 'to 'roiliest
Jlikt. they might be ,eta to tha-sick man's; cot-
tti:.e.l,,,ldrot.,„Marklitist watt not. within; but
thß beau! y-p , ts- 110 torn non - enticed; m st. upon
a terruee. tlieinareiniiy of which conttnunica
lei 'with *idled ',gardn;" • The .001 wigs alwnys:kupp sleeltittl,.. knelt', , 'and kness , ,and Ike;
squire and the lieud.gardener had the keya'of
it Sauntering slowly .along- the turf,
,find I
illlnking its the prospect dreamily .1„ - had
.reaclual the, ex i treinity (1011 e „walk. 40 1 ,148 ,1
'abourta' when I hlbsird, the whispering
pifsoices. I .could hot see! Orho iliepvsons
,were.- tor 'they' Weiv behind. hO.wdll in t
•• • • ' • 'lo....beliiv_me4 "Timy—LiatliktaratiL
Jtesu there, I knew; and had
,prtthattli.:entno
'Offer come very chdice melons . uf the squire.
4 'tootle no totruphi theitNie "01 listening;
but at& five flretzlVid
would have giaenlibetli- tny;ehrs 41'01er-than
— '",I.PALYPIt.;4aPO,IIIt4t ntiior;io.l4P:
tinte. , Thuro,is n . .lsapp,of , niopey,,in
,his,deak,
higil ga tit ; the, bon k to.,inorrow,,
!! I Arka.T‘ 4tiliMa,M.. MAU YallJ'APt
kill him yben ,hy
,O 0 tpaa, to. fin 0.
••• 'o' Nolrar I 'elsoi• ;full .3toicc.! wide:4,l
Njr5,34..0141;04, t „ !•;t: will die,
•Wilt:go
fore
Y9tlf he • *Aker WitAi a,
FARM! ..pdohl- 10. peecf
_got, kg, Pp ,
FtlutidA,Mitlc4 raw
for 80,1198 s • peoidee alreatlYo'
kate l ll l o4 l AV bundreila74 • i.,"•
r`Pc interitosQd'vciterllant , l
not - one littllihg 'hare ypg thochechN,
his , • raYt•eSn'fßri'h
walite,pft9 puil„
port yogi' -profligacy, 'but 'Zia', olio permy*
hit: fletveia ItioVa , • • :•••• „
Jane," sold the ruffiah. slowly. atake y9O
• -• • • at—l-aap-1-1.4.1.-b\ort-ispop-yeg
•
•• . .:
CARLISLE.,,, PA., WgIiNESD . AY: SliirrEMBER i 9, 1858. _
I dorerwant the parson •to hear what. I
have got to sty to you,' wore hie first words'
• I Me. Markham who kept, hie.bitek turned to,
wards hits,' waived his hand to me.in sign that__
I should: s peak for MM.
Yew may .4.43.t,Whities'sr you will." nithl i.
quiet ly:.;' , "l..tiU . aware 01 the object of your
coming: you .want to extort, the money from
this gesitietuaia. which .you, tried to persuade
.another.to stsel.fron his.owit
"Oh. she' told, did sate:''' said 1110 ,-1 1 111111,
wit h a , diabolical motile., • .11. will be the worse
for her presently that,'s all .
shs didnot,if town yonr wife
Mrs Ileaiiienfe. - "'Ay - sir," added 1. as he sttir,
ted tattle,' "We•aie aware of all that. and very
much Mow' .Toruwere overheard in the get ,
den. There le .ruere than one :111,ing,,.known,
, t rritriessed, Usury II eat heel es' of your old doings
which i' , ol.CarriAzat aware of." •
I saw - him turn as pale iti.the peer squire'
."Whether or na."nitirl'ho alter a lit,
.•1 001 have. tbw. money, or I shall ,- have,
tny i -iife —who has committed
o biga Illy .-which- . .
ever thurg6'riffaintin Wein` Pletts.es "
' • •
"That gentlemon," said 1. as I observed Mr
Wert:ham was about to speak,- ".is not to be
.Intimidateffiniontit allerntonth- its Mrs. lleajlt
cote was , inn; saPplying your hot t ontlese.purse.
'• Noy. air".yrier eat 'not lobe trast ed" I hold
in my hands a• warrant foryour.apprelienSion
'procured, yetilurdllY intik linquilaire by r
Raby, liven , a charge 'af ~ffirgery.., the', propt",of
Witich I newltave wiflOne. The rioatie'quen
I. : cc:Sere Main fehleddierl'`'ancl'
vihen youleatie this , Intanaviit avill‘he fcirjail,”
" 1 waii.,loe '
'the ruffian with a listd; pf indesaribrffile ptt-,
"Altr:s',..:Mtaliii.affiliticwitirwah owe r
uccediparry'traf Fine fead'ldel the
scandal ofrthe oonntry.that'.iiill'ber,and nigood ,
convict's :wife .slie•will my ban;.
laliffient Without,doubt."...- .1'
li a in' will Mid One' in frir) i 'OW
Ibis eltaiei , " Wel ',titbit - al/ell irt
lie.enidiTandlrt)tilourney - jiitinallempt ,
ha4:0 01 / . .hi!!,-.9411! 1 ) 11 1 1 1CFTigCN , ;(..Pinihr? - •
,issoite course
,howeveT,' which' hart. been ling %
left. t 0 ~ ne; ;'andl
it.
„dip you then dtikett.6. force..Us to ysiremeticsd,
I.,Ygli 1, a9,k44 1 4 1 /inAM l O.Ol.h.4:! # 0 3'.i3T1 1 49
thogallowu? you"--4 itrotlip.,up,to.,the !Torn.
Whig wsdateiurieffi'NEinisiiiylituld'.itkon• his
The sweat, itooll..oht:utomhitimalltlibrowl.
Itfil knees smote togetor..#,Aii,fibt
, l imolutely to' bristle : 4, so ntueptyas his eer ;
Fps., .Notoy , l itospr. .fourul.
,noics." heinurtituiktt • • • '•
tuti* tho.skutokoti
.11 , 10 I Proik‘iiiiidt
lyttrik.
, a r t qa the. thuilo , ondi 'frith:l3Hr
d 4 qpvqi 4 •
- • eelek.-0 I" kbi;u4llENigie-S4 •
MNMM
WM
vit.o MIA rieen up liko tnan•rotuffied to, life
. 'reta erie 'grove; • 'Mere . ix money --the room'
,ItAt you ulemantle , i, , -tako it, If ever agtiitt
Litoemeyos- of mine'.light, on , •yott. no. Mire as
there is a aun in heaven, d hang 'you •
The-ealt. , down, holfporolyzed figure of
to , iihtte no' ho 'sold. 011)40`
words: he looked.likemome itionrunte
Jonouncizigoortitivivongenettmpon theereuttra••
Lt his "feat. ,•ff got hared' it sel fup liken s trio k
en Iteuttott Oeitetl the profferedmotes'.without
tLirittg to lOok up into the (loner's:Taco.' and
rustling otwof the ;lour awl from the liettie,' ,
at though the exeoutioner was oven then upon
his heels, spirt olvoy.onier the.ittokingLoyo of .
oon-from-WfeMlielem,forover7-.
CHAPTER IV
skeletons of their former selves., wheref, out
the glory had departeil, and into whfclr the
• life - twilidiger'breathed: — A 8 find
good nit ever, his cheerfulness seemed quite 10 •
have forsaken him: and he was growing oldmt
heart and' gray on head' apape Mrs limithi
cot 'L . for'she, had resumedher'forincr .
never wrote Cue line him. nor, he to lier'bitt:,
his. Mister coi•responded with the 'Squire
ittid to reci , iye - those letters; 'And to talk With.;
ntu 1118.1 Who ha r d known ltls : departed .
seth. 'wail hot , •• •,
It *us some tiro years idler the
.se'para:tiOn'
of Mr. and Ntis' Markjuiti4 I 'ecliatiged
Wo'odisleo for the summer',
Ilionlits on 'a ccoliti t r of. the sicktiett'of iity'eldest
child; fur n burish tilt lira -4-Oonst., laid, with;'
tnucli'ditliCulty. I got thtl squire
us. The novelty of the mode:of Jiro aud scOle
.were.sotneorilfai _Yeilefitiing to hint, itml,
excursionti oh the water. affprditig.
mu - Bement, l'po'siiaded WM to take.llpiii
~t inually. One evening'while he wits thtis'eml
p . eyed. _I, was, suddenly sent : I'M.,"tiiiy9.,,,heaclf f
to see. *hilt could' be thoii`ee 'fo'r a pour
'Who had fhlletr eftthh olilf. 'mai; the roes
*tenger told.nie. as we• hurried, along, -a-well.
known itepoptplice of
.the,stnugglm. infeslittg
that ptit of the coast, yid had met with this,
accideni, wiii'iMliposed , hignaling to
to ilif there the ilppl'oacli'of cut ter.
sod
tt e .oro.wt. And net herott ..firouncl,:liiM on
;Lito:Sitora :toot ,not , • eyinoing „tita.t,,,eriopetity.„
usuulty felt. among Alto poor ntplaees. ,
or (Lot Sort icii'rfetlies' Of the'eici:lele,W.
liiiti,'lowever, fur nislied !hiniletit Wei mittlYees;''
land , wiire,,itivittg,bitewater.4 r , He , at de . speec h.
I. 4'14
I .. sionee, at Ins serni3ed tars as 1, pates pp,,epn
.vtiVoti atile
I(!vagootittni• IMadtandt altered , Ity 'What. ari "
vetttki to ui to; ! of, teiertaint approach of
01411111 )1 recognized t t 4s
yte toom t aths 9 t,o
~
4Sipnrs.;. idwatlnrmby.ntyiiireetiens,,llo
tile nearetiCeiftigeViiiid7 - taan on liorNtbaey
qigiiiitettod fiiilniedfoalv aid liongh .l I " •
aanidThe of little.,lnrail.l L remained tt, :Maio
itedsidn;alt it4rough- tbol'.nightt,•antl-it was a
; NkriA ILM'AiontorAeldtltrotthael''
w " l4 " ll l,9t u lhi'„l v a a a 47t i agI n alikIN111 4; ,/
it would are
iloirgok
kiimlkimlvggh-,nowq#Aeol.,:cgoattWolit 7.
*fiord i ldni,„ end nrifetl,Lirnin,,,pen,ll, l 4 l ,s l c- i ,
iAii;doi; Itis'fe only: an it
oretcetiteltiorinies'AMiiiio:;itatii ootiiiniff4
not 'Mina x,(ti..toppritor ) ltifnito4 o6 . l *4 64 14 ' 16 '1
tretiimot , Of his poor wife. mitt_ .4
lngel.'. r .harepaq,tet4;. - antl, I,was,alleint,to her.. 01; loan Selonleti 1141 seen the like of, ilia
su,k ~ i a „, w ill , : i, t hl o happy year 8 - ogling; tearing.. thuridering• by him.
rot. Poor lane ! POor' • were his' last what do you think would be hie performsiieed::
yards ..Whan after , his :Ur's', :1 , told the The way he'll run into his . tetunle. and .41sta
4,101r0 this JO was Itinetedl4o Loare. *. toOLa deer. low, soy nothing, would be s
tetrad of.thst ' 'said ho; ...has stood be. caution ft hie big•tatuily.-
.eranklin, Ps,
woos iLind: Heaven, I belieye ; but I forgive motit give it thinder, ae he dolt in tb'bitrtlo}ef "
!ii 4 1 ; i ll • •'• , but ol glen, not having the witagyritit, would.
In twelie meals time from not fegiven
oss, 110:400 witniut.hiS church Upon the hill •
At •liroo•lislee,, and ; tits mArried 'afro(' unto
Tina 'ffoutheole by me. . It woo n Itsppier:doy
triOn any WI had hoped to coo &t - the Grange
LI; • •:Plth,ordy.ltierson' who' shed: it •Single'
toot. wag dUsr Aorkliem.. but., t 44.
Sat o vilittger • ; •trea_ttiore nut rejoice
their joy', from the ancient. Work of eighty
snare who tchvnad the hride'4.liond at, EMA
to the little school-children • who. twittered
tl owers tieforetheir . feet
There is very little also to tell. Besides-,
- sevilidre - enutUs - toidling - Up'to
low• before whom nothing - cite lutist be Said,
It plawtintlu.ating. h itt:l3ol9 led, with it smile
his mother Oleo upon to tino., 1 ro nomlter,
she's old tit it she. W to hippy not to have kith;
b u t t i ny wercdboth .4.3 d nit the Grariga, , toe,
think, 14 welcnsu triq yelllg squire.
3EII 'at NEEI•iv [he is M ALL.NG
. 8.11..1b ICS," • •
The tn3t3ario :it.' ;it . .the night:
or the 13th of November, 1853• exhibited o
.I,3He don; to 1), reitHobeeel by %II who wit-.
+mil O. T.) the •iind weildn%
for.n.fl wt.' I; aWCIII: :1101111111: la. 19
1113 igo?rint find supersiitio,le;'.ote:witelmitig
tad torrifot
Sault 4, cattalo 44 number of , moteoro never
Poll froni the empyromjn 'Mori :it Imam of
tien before or .ohloo. tho tltoorieo of Ifumboldt
C Iptoin Ihrining to the conintry tiotwitiv
it.in 1 t n ,
few, , ,v.ec3 niter this graild'lligplay of
rt;-Ir.irk4. Jini Ormikiin. or
hu w w :40011 .hob
bliti; 41).1qt Ali erwtott-m. hii.to Yr 3r pct: •amitioe
iv..!re , l with 4 nil iptr . thu , l:l MOO of 1431.1k1111ei
tin 1 4 Lel y d+tcoliinott vivid...41 . 1.i hi 1 . been
very e 11. a learning - frood hooks atti , l
solloolt wll - coatroom (iii - 13.1 tjditioal or
t row :n int i, by I not at all'inclated to
-attdr7-1311, - 10-11 Gl,Prosporo 1 in tlt world,
in 1 by r cotton hit 1111 tl 'Wood.; of Bi
b witvo Ito 'live!, It 1 01 . 131111111 :tte.(4 sting
foeildio II) wti gonorol favorite_ in adi;tl 1)71mo I.
~to l but for a Might: h•Lbit or
in l! gin,; :0,1011131 !..0.1 Iti•lek in the
11 . 111 1 'et unloaritod,.shrowd, exent
' inary :nod ' • - '
Jam wit sitting with , t ` mintb tr of goutleinan
' Maim btardbor',Z,lnit, his foot itioely ioljunad.
in 1,l'"l+nllll tie. with ertitchei 30( . 013 life
Lip te .non).l and way he w. 41
w totting 1,i , 0,u1r in 'shi)tg 1 Abtoroupon he
otplainol w 0.11,1 at 'our house,,
thii ta l ker-Id-44i 1-sprinkle of wit It wo
It uListly 10J1k 10 h 34110--• day of jit - It
turned out as atm , Iliotly mistolton ; but
eivire y0:1 if 1 in .1111' „tit 1 , 41 - it - rirtihrEttvergi,
• it wto o right gaol couitterfoit of that. great
day, when they say there is to b" a geawai
tildup. NI till' a IMO ut'ut fur • a while,
th 4iitt it, tv it
the gozwine coin, ':urn as the
arty 08 w ; )1111.1 oey ne
eui•ailialy..' I took. the )rr !IWO.) et the
8141 . 1. Now they say, • NI - 111 .parpases. and
G. 1 .1 expueerl" - this ty-or Inty tint be - pod
Striptur; at the tailor end yr my sperlenee I
would call it good Seale.
1 cy -Li sold3ttly„,w tkotted ontin a sound
sleep, not by flabriers horn, but a noise
mighty nigh's° loud if not Itearil 40 fur; wife,
children, ittol niggers were sure.tini ig and
Itullerio • the II ty of judgment we) come, the
mars war all fallin, the. world wos• burning
up!' I spring up 10 , 1:ted , at the heeveni ;
trotter Seed each procodencies Hut . bcfore!
Thar d3oing Ito mountains and rock's conveni
ent to call on to hide nto I. till c s bee-line
with itverago ingimospeed for the well, which
I. would say 1.4 ninet,vitwo foot deep in the
0113111 It's till ilo;,lretit 11010 ill 1111.1 sgrolail I
knoweidanything about. t Xiien I got lharl
found Hob and Slllll, two of . s ly nigger bop,
op gum key which of the 1 Weloinotos to
Attie. Bub, a bright millattier was for woter;
Stilt. an °ionized Afrieitn,• 11 . 14 for tainting
SeHylueilay, and facia , the mesh). Hays
' tys, clear tho track. and m1.43,11111 , 1' of that
wirollass: 'and lot nie'dowit into the bowels of
the yolk 11.4 40011 04 ill° 111 the code will
adinit of; 1 113 , 1)111:M10 isletting unwholosonte,
sure !"I'lten, without hat, adet.; visit, pants,
stockings, or shoes, I. got in the bucket' and
started : • they hadn't turtle I the windlass
twice round. whoa' 1, honored to 'eat to slip the.
brachia; aid lot' ma sidle.' No sooner Said
than,loid,, when I whirled, car-Irish ni,411 41114
011i:40 1 . 00! into the wotoy No nian could hitve
1111116 the t eip:soo tier, coptin"lie'linil'n,ilettili,"
and ho'd 11,1(1 to tuck a far stmt , at that! '
Acta till Gine the""WileTrettleil round
me, and 1 Wll4 Itiveoil all bei thy Itedd '1 fey
dirozpito9f dart calculated t !loyal lidrelo-burtr
lo w t git. ino! Now they say ain deep
:well in the di ty time. can •501) .. slerA. 1 , allow
them Ss 11:1)11 mars. • The ones I Sow from t hat
ivoll'that night was travelens, cerfaind Bo
sacs, it there We. try. 110111 ,stars that, night
never timid they dratothed 1110
mooning star, cud as long as.that stuck'. they.
ha& IMpe, ' •
I made: the boys draw 91C up,aevrral lungs,
‘ ll,l - sne how .Wltt;io
oar ofdliolu.hig blazing mat ursdreali f tlart
Ward nil), I would whirl down te r Gie length of,
my , 0,11)10., ,1 seen 101111 . I ha) gette.,lnlyautj
.what vies coiatfordabreLl ,go!.. Grp , dnf,,playlng.,l
1)1/11,fro;:dCG:ibe' water.. antl,',felt *Q.)
the Ore. q 0 , '41 14 1 titian! vi4if
fortis! Jus.say, ,ntau„
should 'lave Itylirtiforty uglti,riftl. and I
hitOsolf through my. pirlorlUmneo.iinihuit , well.,
Ana quyf di,s ' efiee tieblrfOr
tirePatltY. I pa( on dry do : tikes Atielc ' e,isttirr„
Of
. whiskey and 'red, peper; bat too late -
rumothni hail ! "Ho' biaciug "tiglh"fire
got' busted i nti*ater •''' • ,
wit'nt the ciair titan exCilid " on 'that'oe
' lb - ' b'
eitr,n) y a ng , y oar, - inn
, §Auti,rt. cant over' Gm nail ifitiriding, " ll9"az'elt
nig lioir 'We " ithii(Ttliei'roilet 1' He hioriecl'eol-‘
lain tie Or(helier.;
er Ves)o . alion;ltr of priyilr'htiforh. - dint
`II" they
.dicluct,nutko up for lost time ho vtars'iio'jatilge
iixercises. He titiid , he und . .hieterowd
pritybil .nigh - onto four houre* , :they lielteni the
olook Bldg° . (ired hoes while t oh
theitiet.",lwatt..-.they sit
[Austad the digum'ent,nand.'llin got oup;•• and'
littififf adltalter - word - do - 41y if,t he dayatf.judg;
lutlnf had - enote,.,Antitl!bt.; us ; illitddann
out better 111qm-um l 1411-11-IMtliprarrifil..7
411.0114 Of, Wield wol'k ,as, „ , , ,
In 1110',:on . ilkion 1 he'eouiphny boneurr:ell; and
itinilledlng,•
'o , and tou t!' at' 111.1 tair,T410143:,, 'When
the noise' Or their Inirtit,l44l,•Tecased; ' kanid
.rinnise•4o4lo Jhru.ityhe ' lta ' ii.hrott
nlPll:,V,ooklju he would not 'at , tirr
alarnidd. 110, anultlitaire - eriPtittetl
*NI' the '
iovnwihreffultlfgo.onti4honAniigereinnticloutts
. Xhrofehrgiughy3.lpu l lJightniqg +9O 1- 4 4tP.01.
plc a, ll escaTTY,tiliel!l•KriMiltoloo,,
'utid Wit c y In tailes 'to Vperionent
131 W 111' 410 iiiim.7.irheiit
*hen h@ i lto Y iii ,dialitioied etPollvtolllllini
14Itat• ,014,
mtlkst, Rican) atm wuic tve6 ,tuine loo'sb
apout,'„die, atntlAit hint.ese'onll thent';''stakt
ter iti - g;' to heOtrill%mtloirtph`taing out cipuitii,
itlol:;fotsfit untineithentooMissie no Itipliaauviii!-
,s4'oooerltiqgasHiglia - opitSqlonv.)tAi9COlter
0 11 0,1V411 0 pllPlrKtrk l C' e f t '
ifiriluri.ttt• ity,v u ey Wouttilio,now k ni
itialikairlitibta ' adingOsP ; Withal tits,
Httboilla - Vottoli,
tittuttsuil train come
•
. ,
,1 h 0 “Ohonn,lint advainen.
• 1. in AA w not paid in isilvinan:
r.l
himself sense. Th"o oldgontleman nom',
.thought of, sr& 'think's. NOW - John, on' Pat-'
terson's Island, dreamed ; efteiolte or something
like onto thorn_
.. If Solomon's Oohing took
that Would have turned his
verbs Into ret , e4ltion4. and•niiglithave.confused .
the9oriptcira. seine gentleman' here asked
11610 driiiy tool, out. T kaloulatei it fi ns
Maui, for dreaThing ; whether' ood for 'cotton;
I dotet t lcabw t but f would advise. Iti owners
to keep it., hid out, lest the Anglo Saxon spool, . .•
mott-t4,3 n. liking to it, and claire it, inwork-
ing•up to their, olear and manifest destiny!?' • •
• • Here a:voioe froofivithout
.I.,itggy was ready ; when, by, the aid of his
shafts, he worked himself out of, the room,
finthist.the hearty,ohoors -and-- farewell of ilia
friends: '
THE LANGUAGNI OF VEGICTAIBLZO.
The language of tloyrers is a tender mystery
possess,fid by young';ladieS , who have just
_ceased to "smell of brand and butter," and
halm begun to..think of something else. But
Hilo °ratification of the language of, vegetables
has dot boon attempted that I .know
belt there are many expressions and phrases
in common use referring directly tO , the vege
table department. What more profitable at
this harvest season, when nature is .pouring
forth her bountiful crop of _corn, benns•And,
turnips, than to recall a few allies° iihrasest
Loftier you; with great. diffidence ; the „follow- -
ing lecimons •
"Bhe gave him Ileata,!" implies (luau young
woman has resented an afiront,.with
The baltinee , iveigtt•of steelyards is called
beyel, - . :
None of your sauce," is a compruitensfra
rebuke of,iatpudenee. ' • -
To ea6l) , lje means the same tie-to "liook."
.Tursip.is a tiasii.wati fora wiitolt., •
To s7imikup a bonnet is to sit on it and put
it_out•of shape.. _ '•
•• Cool as, acpweantber." must mean some
thin; more where onenrabers twine frota than
it does iii our inarkdt where they are apt to
get worm._ _
To pepper a - follow - in to - tuaul
Soft words buttor - lirsMp.p," aid
"ptouty as_ blackberries," aro (muffin'pro-
A man is supposed to , ho corn,ed..:when .110
itaa tatton Coo JIMA drink"; in a Mader ataipi
or the same excLas,.he in said tp be
a young. fellow_under oortainoiroulussanees_
is said to ho 'Sowing his wild :aut.!: -wind
yoking woman . who begins to 4 - Vac:late- her .
importifficTiciageiets.in sahltd^"..feel her oats."
ro "cut hint sip riot and branch." into WM
a matt up..
841Tron" in
a 00nIntl compari
son to nianniiho neydr sow saffroil growing,
for then it 18 yellow; but it Minis darker,when
dry, which accounts for. calling West:lndians
saffron -colored." • ;
We Itlways„couneet with the word (,411k-lng
the Idea of.a corn: atallc.or -barley atalk. , whoep
head nog body are disproportioneti to the leg.
Are'e Oitenj —l 4 llto first elititueti- , a 151ars
for finding a ral ear. at a.hasking, and • Who
was the last to claim it? I knew Oen ono:tore
of the intermediate worthies, but the first. and
the last, I desire ta fit hl out. —Boston Pest.
FPO** OF 01.0 PERMONfi BLIMP.
A habit which is considerably prevalbor ita •
almost•every, -family, of allowing children to
eletip with older persona. )3/18 ruined 166 ner
f vous vivacity and physical energy of s» any a
promising • child.:; Those having dattr old
frionds,-whcisu lives they would like to per-
•petuate at the:sacrifice Of their innocent Off
' spring. altuie should enconrage•thiti evil' t• but
I every pirent who loves his child, and Nriehee
to preserve to' him a sound nervous Osteia, ' '•
I with which to beet successfully tbe•ttEares.
!sori.ows and labors of•life, must see to it, that .: '
his.nerious 'vitality is not absorbed bylionta
diseased or.aged relative , • .'.' -
'Children, compared with adults are afltietri--.
(tally in a positivif condition. The• - •rapid. - •
changes which hre :going on in their little be- .
f dice. abundantly. -generate and as eteititittely , •
work up vital nerve-electric fluid. But,•when,
(by Pontact•Tor.long: nights, with elder . and
negative Persons, the vitalizing -electricity of.. •
their teaser.Orgahlzations- is • absdrbed:•they
seen pine, grow_pate; i languid and dull,,lwhilo ,
their bed-conipunionsleei a corresponding in-. • •---.
vigorat ion • . 'King 'David,- the •Psalinistr knew - .....A
the etledts•of this practice, •and when .he be
came
old; got.certain young persons - to .sleep ••
..., •
with him, that his days might ho lengthened. '
-Dr.--Ilitfelanit the Otirman . physiologist,. at- , - -
•tributcs't ho frequent longevity of schaolmas-• . •. -
tars to their daily association with youngper- ..,.
eiiiis. : , ,
• invalid mothers oftene:prolinte.
...once by their ,daily contact , with, ;their, chjl. •
droll. I Dace klibw U:wonian who, by, weak , •
lungs and inineraftlectors, had been' proitra‘ •
tip] with inetfrhhle iionsitinption. • Her infant
occupied the saute bed with, hen. Outwit s eolr-4;:
stantly Ality and night. The milther..)ingcred,,,,;„;
o fer months on the verge of the grave.,-.-11er , ,, ;
denilse
Ilgered .Idally;disproying. the 'prodietionit'of
her utienilituts. mean-
Withottl,,nn,y app . atriut,
,110 duce.lat"littlUelicelis fell awnY
gulnr rapidity; till every bone in its faccs was '•
ly 'Hi iniparted to the rilither'i
i{a lint spurk uftl , vitttlity; anq . simultaneously ' -
I 1 itllreq?ntly
pi; rsr that man in NI issaahusettU
forty-one aUything„ultitl 4 '
in`g whicii.inAdod lie had boon nourished,alte-...i
. ktither b.y,a 1,1 . 131 c cold water,. and.hy
absorlied '11S• him while daily, Inning
the lined' of liin Wife."—Dr; Poos*:
• •ito; It ha long been a j•ike.agtkingt thtl,;
' • Irish wne-'riais in hie entietor
wageHrO liaCiaid'vrith toirkt , " '
I,min that he.tould.nut earry.hini in
,:illeArlp 4)044. budding gonfemted,he', l ohu4„ . ;
loneh witen . his Liehrer's foot slipped tie*,thn_ s,
•tifth.plory," but in Mn.s thiskell's Lite ut'lliet = "
Alroute Girls there
,is.ult..unee.aiickr oft- 1 4 "k - t.i'
pique_ rarjuier, tbioirti Patikuiti iii the. , •
s PljikdS• 1 1, 44PPOrNll‘hg a
=inftl-tito-lirpent,arlhe_faccualtun_wati_aim,,4 " • -
.A r i:eeto • ' •
- wiis in th'eVorde
Veiled in ]the•pixranit,ef.raoney,?4,
ankntal„ renljunki ,
It mortal
.siekitess,seizinj the ,
I flirlitiutt
'ytiit' 3 cugjointty= t int'iottnaeii t hiss'Ntiproheling ' l ''"
fate, liftetiiiiinstlfinibCdimed,witlraMilliteklei
which roie in a •giii i ipko g oxinjny kk k A vcsr,ost,„,,a,
:death rattle, cried : "flood I. yon.ttnianajt., : ao
poin to illek ! Znnridg.!„llll.en etta4,sl9 z , le
supine° eltitpr, aftßialt"%nt_of 9{or 1141F1:17 4t z
) gOlO - 1 lucki:dak;" , . ,
M , II•L ..or,lati,::::1141191A0e•
Aix exeluingelniptives the natir,,riege .oy, • •
Antifilia'lltaliani, Watighitietht.itie:"
Iteent2-vocalliaT , AMAdiiii- 4, 3Ve' , ebnkfatnititii•vba. , nez
Atigfi:tnicgtiaotaturiqn: hissprivilegeAtretto4ntp
i.,°!9!/*•s l°etl r t f r i u pV4 4 4 ll o 4 .W.:l 4 491 11 47,r71:i
b.
A trita • f. 4."1 ..utosietfi 4411.4:
nyt a tFirrio
4ni rshil3 1, itegra ing4 0 119,,,.rfe,
h"or.ai 4 '-' llll v
aktethiPliktelgitritiritiitibintif , !4 ol if•
4 , 4;4, weell.4l•; .fleit'lleini of sfiniplfrlxikodtl f 4IIS
• . '
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