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Intend in the book of Pato,
Bet On names yore deo vrittm
Of the patient pots than van
Mosley dot epos dui soralitg
whoa my Maid, with hada. look,
Hy the scam* portaissiolt.
To blame Me pitstrofte took,
tnd tb• Doartivies »sordid
Other two within tikoh. book-
Willi* the peed Mallet his Met
Ball the ground the loran ord.
And the wets* tad the 'Unmet
Aimed tittle &Waea bi the bride,
BOIL the &rotation' eyed the nrsias
Who won venting at her side.
Three nano were that stood bolds bet
One was dark and ono war fair,
Bat Rot hat nor dark tb• other,
Save bar Arab aye. mad bait
Neither dark nor fair I rail bar,
Tat eb• woo the fairest there.
bar groomemna--ebell I own it
Yee, to chew, and only thew—
Ginned upon this dark-eyed maiden
Who was fairest of the three,
Thus he thought: "Bow bleat the bride/
Where the bride were mil as she r
Then I mused npon the 'dap,
1111 my wisdom was perplexed,
And I wondered, ris the churchmen
Dwelt upon ha holy text,
Vitlf.h of all who heard his leaser
Sh.old require the aarvioa neat
Who,. w.ll be the nest ("mown
For the flower', thy few, the wine?
Tido. perchatiee, my dearest lady,
Or, who know? t—it may be mine :
What If 't were--forglre the fancy—
W hat J t were—both mine and Chia*?
q 4 :l,lnict Visalia*
THE GROOMSMAN.
A Tale Founded upon incidents is Real Lib
BY H. H. MOO R 2
(CONTINUED
CHAPTER IV
Life ! what Is it? what eke but a plumage to
the totub, or else to the humbler tunund where
the I, ug grass waves als the wind moans by—
++l,. r_ decrepit age urnvcs at last, with crutch
lu,i t , ,ttering step to cud his pilgrimage—where
the middle-aged are sleeping, and youth lies at
re-t : For my own part, whilst pounding about
in the iuso,lence of health and the buoyancy of
youth, it &ems as if I could never die.; as if I
inu-1 11%.. But refketi cells me back to reit
l'te funeral train crosses my path daily,
with its 1.4% hoe of mourners and the beant
)11,iitie sldwly through the streets, where the
!;\ e 1. , 1 the living thr,,ug,,upon its way to the
trial ground, there to deposit its dead. I
pangs
t me, and the thought inevitably in•
, rode s, that I ton mu.t. ~,h arP the , •onitnon hit
Perhaps, t 0.,, ere I have gathered around my
.t , w the Aturvii 1 antie,pate, or drink of the
rune f , r which I 0.411-'4
M- W. wds ad,as the domestics at first
eight ‘‘1•1 -, led to lwiteve ; fur on lifting him
from the floor, respiration was perceptible, and
Le ~fusion of blood being stopped by pantie!,
the was sent off for the nearest
-ietan, not far distant, who luckily happened
be disengaged, and came at (.nee Th e w oun d,
(hou g h serious, he did not consider mortal. His
nrst care was to wash .(ff the gore and have his
seen changed The sufferer was then put to bed,
dud Aber remedies applied to the wound in place
f the simpler applications of the servant After
he ug put to bed, ue was spoken to, but whether
he heard or not, he returned no answer. The
presumption is, that he was completely inset:is
,bi, from the exuberant loss of blood. He
neither spoke nor moved, but lay quietly upon
..m• 'wick ; and the only indication of life to be
perceived. was the low wheezing sound so pecu
mir 1.. the respiration of the sick—and which
mu-i be foniliar to the ears of each of my read
, rs who lida watched by the couch of an invalid.
I lie wh,(l.. hr.u.a.• was hushed and rendered as
( l ukt a.. possible. The domestics, upon tiptoe
and with a noiseless tread, went through their
"rriluary duties. Feu nearly a week be lay in
rind o f torpor, without once speaking and scarcely
t:'.'of moving—taking no sustenance but the 14-
.1.. that was forced tut.. his mouth, an d swallow
in,: with th.• recepti(.o of the air upon his lungs
His eyes wire almost all the time closed; wkivn
,pened, it was but for a few seconds, with a
spectre like glare—then shut again, like the faint
flickering of a candle consumed to the wick, as
•Itnultanet,usly it re vives and goes out.
The physician was constant in his attendance,
evincing the greatest concern for the welfare of
his patient, and eventually had the disinterested
satisfaction of finding him convalescent. In a
short time the wound began to heal rapidly, and
the invalid recovered strength enough to sit up
right in bed.
At the end of a second chapter, in the progress
of our narrative, we left Mrs. West on board of
the sdrner, where she had been entrapped by
the wicked artifices of her own cousin. Two
iu labs Lad bow passed—nothiug had yet been
erd of her—iuquines had been everywhere set
and it had eseu been advertised in the
.110 y paperi, Part of the time on the night of
her departure war 'pent in writing to her bus
it will be rtettheeted. She left the letter
table in her chamber, where, u a matter
t c , arse, she t xpected it would be immediately
noticed upon the discovery of her Bight. As it
turned out, however, it was not observed until
the ,ecouil morning after she left. One of the
tctuale servants, who bad entered the apartment
sweep it, upon approaching the table saw the
letter—the tir?4, that had noticed it. Owing to
the fact .if her master's having shot himself the
night before, it was not practicable to give it in
to his haud=, so she went to Manuel with it, in
hose keeping it remained until his master was
judged able to bear the excitement consequent
upon the peraua of it. The contents of the letter
were as yet uelinown to any but the writer, but
tL it teuer could easily be guessed, and it was
the physician's desire that the showing of it
might he deferred awhile longer; but to the pres
'lug sodeistions of Manuel, he at last gave a
re•luctaut consent. Mr West was out of bed,
when the letter was banded to him, seated in a
euehhitied chair, made for his convenience while
upeu rollers, and capable of being moved
with ea... from one part of the room to another.
"Here's a letter, sir, for you," said Manuel,
as be delivered it to the bands of Mr. West with
a respectful obeisance.
"For me from whom'" said the invalid, as
he Based at the , superscription, endeavaring to
identify the writing—it however had evidentl)
been written by a trembling hand and was not
Very intaLlieblo.
ERIE, SA
Y MORN*, OCTOBER 28,1854,
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'From your wife, I Wiens," said Manuel, 'berg they both died is a short time of each "And you will start from the United States and oontinued to repeat her Mae with womb\of
t I'm net certain of it." other, from the effect .4 an epidemical disease, within ten dap eft., this date?' affection and regret. "I have lost bet? Weber!
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lt th} wantlea of his wife the bloodless cheek The boy Ina himself attacked the oontagioo, I will.
Ix West faintly colored. Having broken the but survived it. Afterwards he by
shipped as cab- "Then Lexo's the money--and besides you cents of his grief. "Mother and child both woe
he unfolded the letter and read es follows i in-hey in a brig, 'and came to the tatted States, have my thanks for the service you've rendered —both from my sight, and lam left a wreck
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AT MEW, October lOth, In& where be passed a &welter, sort of life for my- me. There—shake bands . Go not to the gain- amidst the turret' waste of liter
eral years. The lowest load of pilfering and Wing table, I oltergeyon, but hasten your de- For a moment he paused, subdued by the in-
If eehaad ; --41 will yes venture to address dissipation he was familiar with and was finally parture for Spain. Farewell." tensity of his sorrow, and bursting into tears
ith Tf,hawi,s,_hythas endearing
,„, °ei ne. — axneed Ottairder. A tavern keeper near Bal. They separated, and, doubtless, the reader bas wept like a child. A smile spread over she
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e • 64 ” • is al l that A, s _• vewil of you I timore was toted murdered in his bed, and sus- already perceived that the drastatie persona of countenance of Clark; the eslunspt one demo
this MI " P E fi r I WI have escaped pitfall of the ape fell upon Garcia. Guilty or this interview, as well as the night preceding, medal villainy- His victim again calla for
ugh to abide the pmeibility . of being over- not, be evaded the pursuit of the pollee, sad had was Thomas Clark and his abettor Garcia. Af- wine. Glass after glass he continued to swallow,
should each le stepbe des t „ de d MK!! by the address to insinuate himself into the service ter they *operated, the forper retired to bed, and his senses forsook him; be staggered, reeled sod,
• °arm " or s°7 °I my retemses' Into a of Mr. West. In height he was blow the mid- the other tiasteued to the city—with a light in hysterical convulsions fell prostrete epos the '
f the ' ahem s h i sh have induced ate t° J. siabut thick-set; be had straight black hair, heart and five hundred dollars in his pocket—to floor.
I ldi
coarse I 'wet not eater.--it you'd be f o rm k
sag you r ned I have not the beset to
were thin s in
, dark restless eyes His lips gamble with. "Now—now I triumph," cried the malignant
and bloodless—his forehead low, and It was Clark's intention to effect his wicked Clark, who had been careful to ply hie 'natio
MY swum lOw m the hands of Him when frowning, his hair and eyebrows seemed to purpose immediately, and as early as the next with the inebriating draughts, suneolusil she
into the secrete of the soul—and there meet. But whatever might have been the char- morning be watched for an opportunity to mix present result. "I triumph now. Like dark
yet in the hop that you will in time utter of his life previous, Mr West found him to the poison with the child's breakfast—but one eyed Zazi;a over Aheads prostrate body Intend
' "Id of tags hi li e wwwe ' I weep to th i nk be an attentive servant. Ho was *assiduous in thing afteranother,repeatedly, for a whole month —l4lte. Imp, too, I must awake my victim tato
d ever for a went have doubted it I his endeavors to please—so much so that his conspired to bale hen. In they menu time, his hereon. What, he! aria : jerkingthe other by
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" les hceir's I°Wslabisisa I sesame the pen master singled him out particularly to waio...pp- intended victim, blooming with health and b....u- the coat cellar, and endeavoring to reeve his
a head still anaskau with emotion, but en himself. He performed with alacrity, end ty, laughed is the glee of km youthful spumy, from his stupor.
r'olved to brook its fate- NY child — apparently with the greatest good-will, theduties sad danced to the joyous mutuie of her awhile:4e It is painful to speak of Mr. West in the Mtn
s—tithe care Of its I obsrepu l By ieenabent u a him. Eventually he became tin hopes—tittle, tittle dreamiag of the brink Won he is hare beftrre the reader. Bat slim
4 1ro 'aid ( 4 thiatt II "s oo _,, 4atemed an. tea s cosidant—Pere BloOk 00neggibrit *bilk uhthitnstei nokb 4o6 4 6 4hiPar Inwilish bye as it is, it it 11641W°1111461 11.1 " 16174
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you felt — by tints and b y the te ar* ion than his eerrutt. It was now stun thin 1111 lOWA.
, . i . -. thessd ut the Aserseire sssoto-it. beemismoll
e*: l4llett e treat ee rna to cherish ,spd Pr"' years that he had been with Mr. W est -- su dd en - "There's a person outdoors wishes to see you," and inseueible as he was, such was the TAINIOWINM
Iv,: B e 4 a Mind father to " er-1 "' to her ly he gave notice that he was going to leave— i were the words of a fellow servant, speaking to of Clark's language, teat it It:settled bins; sad
, her mother would have been — and
ev i n and that gentleman expressed but the sincere ;Clark, one night after ten o'clock, as the, house- half opening his eyes, he eneeuntered the other's
when you kneel prayer, if you
0 , 1 be ~ dictates of his heart, in saying that he wee sorry i hold were about retiring to rest. Clark . was sine demoniaeal gaze.. .
..
r bur you cannot forget use .If the "Theo, sir,"
tint said Manuel, "since I have gain- 1 prised at. the cirownstarice, and putting on his "Your child died by puisou
„ee en, and we are doomed to neve r 14 ' 11 . eel the esteem of a o equally respected master , I will hat hurried to the place mentioned. Upon "Poises!"
elsel let bar not know her mother's sway venture to auk a slight favor." ;reaching the spot what was his astonishment to 'tAy, sir—poison: and I administered the fatal
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*t know it ti ll grown to womanhood , "Name it, it shall be yeurs." I behold Manuel again ! "What. you here!? he drug.
; but if he "You!"
when you speak of nits "ft is that you will take into your service, in ' angrily exclaimed, "Whoa do you wan t ?".
Behold me:" be cried, ,
lasfas°tidule to her, :
These tears ! these
I tears ,' how
11 farewell—bat not, hope ; fur- my place, a destaute frierel—ene thet has seep i gruffly continued. "I's b—su...tearing
better days, but is now willing to accept of an "Moue:" was the kqually gruff response iff his we.sker- eu.l tribe amr, die=the
Inee.'Jirtka.'!
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humble sae for the sake of a livelihood." ; "oney: for what? I give* yen plenty—as 1,,;h • e sl • 4, d nn;,: eta L. uetur die P' , ia
-IBtlkilie chair, with closed eyes , Mr. West "T o gran so simple a request as you have much as I owelyou and iu • re." -L.t.4 of the
.1 • leek , aria Le i wi s e sad reveal
-1 a m ita an a taisbed the perusal of this letter. — ,name d ,
lee gazed upon the agonized expires- would scareely be conferring a fevor—at "Two hundred dollars me what I want,' ...is•. sag to the art;..•,te .e. ..* tile 0 • tt,r—
any rate but a slight one " Garcia, doggedly.
area ~ tester . s cow:den:dice, saw the learn el, [s ell I k ~, a l l t h at I wish . ""llyard?
wile,: his bosom heaved,Clark elcuched hie teeth with rage, pi retie "Yee—By WI--N .- Milf.! ". 1..,u,in, and your
) steal es eyelid s, I
"It is granted," said Mr West "Is there la g at once , that the cum he had already gis _ti wu et. cue: tweak) 7 T wat. t hat p .useaed join
an halt groan of anguish was audible. n 'thing else that lean do for you?" the Spaniard was squandered, and that by to eel, tee, I treet tudeler•.l ti.—
deuouu t ,
who d t -said, Lauding the letter to Manuel, "Nothing—l thank you . You have been to means of intiumelatetee be expected to wr • n••', ~..Y..u—. . tole'?"
e and after the pe'rsuul bluntly me ~ k in d muter , and I shall ever remember you more from him.. ••1' or re ...ego :"---Ceausieriug out Ins words,
, isg ) . :„ h ypocrisy ! sir, with gratitude " "Two hundred dollars'. why I pore you ti%. 1.01 f d • tug a 1a.U41.1 ..1 ti..lidinti eZUltlsTiOn, while
I ey
settler with the feelings which shi "When do yeu leave!" h un d re d 2 „,, more t h an a mout h oig n. D i d l u . l t ! his mouth foamed with tee excitement. of his pair
"T"-morrow evening at dusk." and did you not promise me then that you won. t 4 ms—efor reveng e' . revenge !"
' i Pretendissess, would never have deserted I "What is the name of your friend?' leave the country?" Here atu JUVII'Ary pause ensued, during which
her chili 1,,,,, done."
1 child r I said
"BI 0 U W tre t, the "Thomas Clark ." "Yoh'. I, want the money—end must have they intently end eerueetly peed at each other;
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see 1 06 s
~ ' w here
thels "Well—bend him as no u n as you pleases--and it!" the cue tremulous with awe, the other soowbag
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brit , i i like to tt. G , bidours: i f he only proves as faithful a servant as you "Must:" , with the dark and vindictive spirit of wicked 4l6.
. g„t sit's awake—if it's asleep, disturb
it not. have been, I shall hate nu reason to complain " "Ay—must: Take your choice--give me the termination.
Accerdingly the next evening, Manuel brought , sum I ask or be expelled One or the other— !kle West rose to his feet, and was foe taring
. Mao veto
1., to the nursery and delivered bi- l ute t h e pa r lor wh e re his master w as sittingg , a quick." But before he could finish the sentence the room, but Byard intercepted him, Om*
orders t i: 3 l tse, who followed to the chamber stranger wheal ii' t introduced by the name ' of he woes keteked down. Clark. was a strong man himself against the door, and imperativell bid
h the little Julia in her arms Clark—Thomas CI irk whose jtaseioone were now excited, and he struck ding the whet to remain where he was.
11 Mr. Wea l tte child, and raising it to his "Th e
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pereon you were ,peal in g ,4," said Mr a stow cut, hie, face. witch feeied him to the earth. "Bear me," he said, or rather vociferated.—
lips, imPri kiss upon its blooming cheek West, living aside the book be had been read- The blued gushed profusely from his nostrils, "You married toy cousin, Julia Graham I loved
It Le o w t : e a beiv nilud pu see n
i ut t. ed Fo gra r
an te h fu ,,a l
rflioardtbehettaetr Ye.. pair, the • tme - 1131: and be was more or less stutmed by the fall, but her; and when her preference was fixed upon
managed to recover hut feet again—and aware of j you, I felt the demon rankle in my bosom; the
the parent i with it--be appeared delight- •• 11 is w• i tine Sit d own sir " Turning t o his interiority in strength to hie opponent, he demon that actuates me now. However, I man.
' ed with its ile caresses, nor re:•lgte'l l' int" ' %toed h• - etol -- 1 1 it till,: v r.•- eiei tee slunk off—muttering between his teeth, not loud t aged to smother my feelings at the time, sudevee
the bands 'luree till the child itecif ere w le a se u-'" brit teurfully d•Tr) ••rtverige'" officiated as groomsman at your nuptials. But
tired. "Wee.• mblauce between th. babe "y„,, , ~, , , „ix,, lint. v .11 wi'' 'led Mr Clark with a coitempteus laugh, gave e turn your increasing liappin .04 I could not bear to
and its absethers" be uttered, addri-eue cl e rk a , eti piel, t i y , i r ... r v" ..., I No e ,' et , upon his heel ,ii,,i walked back t•i the naansien witness, and so &pared for Europe. There I
the rewarlotauel, who admitted the truth 1, 1 4 ' isubs. "V , ''''''`l %C.O I)AV , ample vengeance, ' mutter- planned the scheme I rave since executed. Apar
,iyone, ..e. tine, 1 •t 1 ores tee oi o•or, tee , -
oir it, and adtueelf, "she is indeed like le r quo tit t o billing to- ut i.e. • i .rid i' ire farewell ed tiareia, wopiug the blood from his face with the absence of a year, I returned to the United
mother, and tae is called, the little Julia." wo . u t up stars f‘r 'i , - 'runs s :an i it- ft th•• a p .cLet ii onolk rehief es he -peke "Ile States, intent upon one thing—the destruction of
"Julia ! R. rather exclaimed Mr. IVeet j t „ e „.., ~strui it me—li k e a dog—but be ehall pay for your felicity In the first place, to arouse your
with a d int irk ei were mingled the to nes of A ee• k p1,,,i, ail Clerk toga t i 'him- if it:" suspicions, I loitered about these premises, night
regret and al e "Ali! what fond recollee• i very plausibly in his n wsituttien As Manuel As he A tk1%..1 on he continued muttering his i after night, with the flute and guitar, playing,
linos t h e boulbat remembered name will lii4 pre listed, he wi-.‘, ry wa . v Lapanle tie tine Its. wheat his bosom was to flames as it were and at times accompanying the instrument with
, conjure up.
, W pretence it castsa veil, and had emigrated t o this c iuut,D Ireton Eu,i_land he fired with iteitigiatien at the injury inflicted up- ,my voice . In your Spanish servant , Manuel
.r am back a Ist the female r day-. ..f life said iu answer ts s quesol se put t.. Ilin — bs — Nn • 7.15 - 11,e'silict Me teeter ifirl'e* - - i (Wets, 1 foaled a reedy abetter for the geed I
—w h e n the ale end !hi&•—lDS'l`t flowers, Wt ,t, who wa, un b.r th. impress? ,n that ire 11.1,1 Ti l ts ~,,•urre, l on Friday night. About noon supplied him with; and et my desire, he whia.
fruit, and feleie happy hours were passel seen hen before He e'en ill %ugh. thy' t te... was nu the tolioaing, day, Mr West's little daughter peted in your ears the lying tale that so easily
— when eyelets! but love, and a•st a care te uni e la r, but where to p a c ,• t o rn nr could u i t wan suddenly taken s ick. and before twelve hours fired your breast with jealousy. "
erablttered t h of 3"3' : Tho s = times — those recollect. Weeks went roy—ou outli--a s.er— was a corpse—dying in violent convulsions— At this barefaced confession, it may readily be
happy times—sever will return :" and o ighteeu months - elt ogither—etnen brings poisoned.supposed, Mr Wept wait thunderstruck. He was
"Why .11Pe4tattut " said Manuel ttli us t • , the date ,of Oct doer, Itz3l Clerk -till so, and with !Tet:bites amazement and im
"nly itnekke thus more keenly felt But, ..tr, remained i n ti le mervice et Mr %VA , t, AWL, Ilke CIiAPTI.I% vs patience, awaited while Byer] continued as fol..
had you not beget into bed again:'---You his predecessor, had managed to gain the eutire Mr West when he married Julia Graham, 'lows te
have been up 11,fian you are Aware ef, per- coufidenee of the man he eerved The little Ju• Livedher—net tweet-ding t, the general ace, lox- "Worn mit as it were by your harsh treatment,
hags "—speak" I), and apparently evipciug l i a was still h. r father's pet—quick at her les mu ui the word—but with a fervour approach- her Are, non for you eeeined to be suepeuded,and
the greatest tat the welfare ef his master. s i°,--lively—amiable--and her beauty inc h• ee lug idolatry lit, feelings towards her were of to, i iaite yen became th' prevailing desire ofyour
Mr West was risible to it, but took the ed with her years. Mrs. West continued on- the most IA.SIteCt kouol—deligate and tender in its 's h • sem 31inu.1 diseeyereil it; disclosed
hand of the oth
t
ly in that of bet ewe heard of, and her husband had resigned himself their nature—punt is e streal of crystal water+. te me the e.eret. Anti at my bidding, proffered hi s
"Oh, )laurel nerd rave I ill •..0 : etie
ed we—whilst i to the thought of never beholding her again, and oee -wee? as tilt 1 . , n -, of au .B.itau harp weist Ince. whien she unhesitatingly accepted o f.
the should bar ith we has g ie. —I rev t• thinking of her t
,o.teu to b e sure, but boding a As ..1.•. • e the eor i ngs ef the harp the .timmer- A pew I , r her escape was the u agreed upon, and
)I . tuy strvitut , I out tit ~. ouree of consoirt.l u in the .la l ly augtu • t at i. i•u 1a..: tr, ruhls,e, vote o- eying ead.•uce and its a nor t h• wit tar , 11 ,, tilut at pointed t., put it into
only friend. Bijou, amidst th• -e trt it., I,t his ildugitttrs increasing tit te it tem. it% li .I, • . p t, , ii , --tu l'Inz—clillsloAl; , 4,) is is it cif ... ele wa- to h. rowe d iter,is4 the river,
what—what eh ii eve d„n e ? V... 0 -hall be C tld weather had now sit on unusually early. with The .l ,ro's love—all ga I uese, levoti in, there to t 1:e a carnage, which ass t o b e in wait,
rewarded—yuu s you shall I" •Ind tie tumetem of the mansion w, re mestl% vice foudnese To him %wife seeme.i a , mething more ing The night settle lup on Arrived I had
"NeY, sir, do ak of that—a goad acti on fin o 1 too t h e s h e lter o f its re,•f The sue .e s ldeui s la•su earthly being—suasething pure; something bared a seietoutr, which was ready, at anchor in
will always be t
- i a %ward"--laviug kit" ;u(1.1 k ,ti I‘. e11t..1 ;lle seen. with Lis rays, th e chill n ,rtn holier' B side-. he wisina er At measure the t hi• stream, a mile below, and Tres-ed in the garb
on his breast. ,ern Attu is, as they sighed thr mgli tli woods, c re a t o r. • et impulse, and iseu with senethilitiete et' a bad , r. I awaited with A Mint at the designer,.
The next day 'est asked for the
doll ,seitt , -r, oi eer tie ground the lasts y ,•[how leaves uaturaily superior to th .se ordeeirily character- eel spot the carne down with Manuel, entered,
; again, which wbe ght to him, tie aff• ctt .n i of •intieun, tend ai intervele a motneotary fall • , t istic of the human species, stir be became so ea- the b oat, and was entrapped on board of the veer
forenoon. On tbtawing
ate')• held out bisi to receive, eu•l t• nlo riN . 0 is flitted by, w h,i.., t t h, bl a ..t that I,ll, ) wed i t ally the dupe' of miry prrgt witt • n, is a t. , )nelll 4(.1 W. e...' under weigh, awed Immediately
fondled with i t f reutiou d era hk p ar t o f th e- b et e ieue e the pure approa 'I 4 wtnteraud sterru• mon net et all diffisult tot it- t u irr ve at ills front th. river. and •ta a sit; as i• - •' w•-re out at
day the 4hln4' Wil" On- iutemeele tee I nigh ,ue stars wer. ehi fault iu th • preeent o• 1.• vre- , tie trot. of li .- ' . st. I , „„, r ,,,,i . _
repeated—the Dezeed so on daily lie coon ring, but uo m ..u, and eft, r twelve.. ol,wk, the judgemt lit, erred '?peen by in ligienone•liko oe,• -
l' itn .-
r ~01.,
tinned ao in%alia e the it.uts r, and 'sue nut figures „I' t w , In , u ~,,r , . in l i s t iuMl% N • •• tole. Man' ings Of k w arm an •I • oit wool been—) owe o . -1 1 I, lout Si. `ace: 1 f and her virtue
able t., leave his retell is tee .wie e t spring, i d ung nea r th e pi a zza i n front of Mr West!' man- ueet-4sartly without exper4 , u.., But thee ) 'tuff , giolbit My .i• a% •r- .he resisted; it en.
when, on a beau day towards the istt et m il t' o ne of th e m war enveloped in a large serves in - out. d. eree t' pilii.it.• the , ir. Ll'hi- r Led to ; and vet) rth at that -le should ever
March, he sat out t the piazza wi'l" he lit- throw-over cloak, and a cep of earls cloth was stance; n•it to excuse it. 11x•1 ti... Flue ,i, ,i- 1 .: , t aeain te your a.11)-, I .1 , 1 , run n ell 4.6—ay :
tie Julia upon his e Tue child nor ira wit
this ,an I ii .w ..1, sir . p... lii ,1":. gra v e."
lo•uched over his brows, effectually concealing he eh •till have doue, f ir r tiectien, lie would brae
"IC become SO seemed to the fa , L, r, oiti•l • 1 ~ f e atures of his face. The nth 'r was bare acted iliffontly, lie Wit a ui't not he..• be, n "/). Hsi '
ri , ller , d le ing witai The month , \I i, i , „ , l e d, with his hand upon the latch of the stool- oblige it to leis lien as se• el. or hi have •a -
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pale •d away ; Apreith I to, etiewer. 1 , , o i pp, r , u ti) Jus t risen fre% his b"ds and evident- perieueed thee . ntloeting Ir, the -et the nut •I
shine follow• d it, my the begiuuttig t - io ly, iii a burly to get his visitor off Ls u nth the lase
~oof whicwhichl,, was meld) le., •
met Mr. West wsetirely recce , r. • I tit- -
Lott
melancholy was thr aside, anti te Yo to t •ot eret, in return t • something the ether tta , l ad - 1!:, th -.! .; ass lying t ht. ihe watched 4 .
s notice ut society j IKI the aun,so r ors ,of lo s weed reediting), til it breathe: oie 1 iet, and wii a
i eouutry , ; I) .4po l : l de—the 4th -i Jul. in - 7 "Yes — he . 1 "e .- up .0 it—au l in hie*f. n Ile Ss Snail. eousieee i that tt,• sp./di Of life Wr- ex
I —h e had a large pa of his sequAtticauce ., t‘i ter it, has f. rgetti ti his grief for the mother," tenet, his grief us, exce:estve, v' Le uieut, and t.t•• u
dine with him. He. sociable-, affable, and re pli e d th e l a tter -The, must not be, fur while blasphemous. To this succeeded to despond, n
i appeared as merry se liveliest of his guests he lives he tenet he wretched: The child must cy. After the sonnet' f p ~sie n , die gloom tf d.
; About this tim e , L e a little deughtor began be taken fr oni him " T•ewuich the one wrapped spair---in its repeee ui •I .0% tui thau to tilt %I.) .
it.° walk, and th e i tte sp i nl e ple a sure that this in the cloak AU3v.t T.. 1 that he would willingly hence of commotion, Upon am bed beside of tire
; but ordinary occurre tiff ordo el him was truly undertake to carry it tid • core* he sae, with lit, i.),.. nzed epee the mem
' remarkable. His wo soul seemed to be een• " Rio," exclaimed Las e mptsuion—"that will mate form, Lief ev1.11(1 any S. at ult. itt prevail A.O
tred in his child—nsthe metier it enee eras I„ , t answer—it mu s t de,: I him to leave the' room li. was livally teeeu
Another twelvemotpaesed around, and Ju- l "Due:" oat net exactly by force, nut with the utu,ost
this completed her std year. de
But still of the "Tee it—it must '" 'tic repeated in a poei- reluctance •
' absent parent there mothing heard The faux
M tire t not, whilst the glare of a demon shot from , Daring this scene CI irk was standing in Ito.
band acknowledged meelf that there were
his . ye-, silently, but forcibly betraying the ' chamber, a little apart fr,,Lu tee group, smileue
moments when he ail she who at his smile, to I working of the fiend within. It must die—be- with malicious satisfaction as tie witnessed the
witness the pride of heart, s od se e the g row. fore its father's eyes it must;—and you must 'grief his master displayed; the wuthe reminding
; lag beauties of theirdld their own their procure me the poison Au ounce of arsenic us of a scene in Shakapeare's Othello, and of the ,
only child! His beim her guilt would awn
waver, as he gaud an child, and mused upon will do—here's the money to buy it Bring it ' performers in their nuusterlz tielineatious ut the
out to -morrow night, and I'll meet you here at-door and Lego.
the sesociatiOns conned with its—its birth— I the same hour." Monday, the third day after the chilol's do -
• and the times preceof that. Her !att.'. t ) him ~ ke hat shall 1 have for doing this?" cease, was fixed.upon for the burial The tie,ires_, ,
o
he would road over I over, and "surely the "Fifty dollars. with its dark be la
• gs and mute driver, stood
heart that dictated to sentiments as these," he "Euough—good night " before the door ' nil after friend gathered
would say, "cannot capable of crime. But I They pared-the one went in, fastening the door around the ma nn, nom toe city in carriages,
, Test she must be gut I if innocent, why leave I after him, whilst the other, slinging around his and from the ' bborhood on f iot. Mr. A eat
her home and nie - ? —and with Byard , too— f
shoulders the folds of his cloak, commenced his refused to a the funeral—refusal , nor would
Byard !" I way back to the city, a distance of four miles ;he assign any reason—they persuaded, but no,
Another year, ansthother, four years alto
' , ?'r u m Mr. WeSt'lS mansion. "This is a danger- 'he would not--and the train proceeded without
gether, p asse d away sd still his wi f e was tou t 0115 affair," be muttered to himself as he walked him
beard of. What telecom° of her ? Was she ou—"but chance has already saved me from the Previous to its starting, Clark whispered in
dead ! tie knew not,ae might,
no ti d ings „ we, ....gallows—it may do so again. But whether it private to his fellow servants use expediency of
no account of her does or not, 'tie only chance in the end, and a I some one remaining with him in the absence of
The little Julia +idly improved In b e r I wan can't die but once! so sooner or later what's the rest. "I
"ts n hiresent disordere state of
childish prattle the strand listened ' , nee more the <Kids?" mind," he said, t w p ill not be pruden ce
t to leave
to the music a l toneof his wife's sweet voice, ' At the same hour on the following night they him alone. He may possibly be tempted to cum
and traced in the grsiag features% of his child ', met again. "Here's the arsenic," said the one mit suicide. Once before ho attempted his life,
the wellsremenaberi. lieeats .4 her wh"lu
muffled in bin cloak, handing a small paper in and in order to prevent a result of the kind, I
once to see was nee forget IBy the hour be which the poison was wrapped
will myself volunteer to remain. "
would stand, with II arms folded, beton, the
"Aud here's-the fifty dollars," rejoined the It was accordingly agreed that Clark should
portrait of the able; se, and think of other other, receiving the drug, and at the same stay. As the funeral left, the parent of the child
times, of happ ier ti 1 . when h o p e looked eve r time giving the epeeified amount. Putting the about to be beried,stood ender the piazza, watch
forward to a bright sae, and every day went arsenic:tutu his pocket, “I've a proposal to make," ing the slow and solemn train till it disappeared
by in happiume au 4/X.—ittle.lotide.l by a sin- he c 'taloned from his sight. Turning into the h• use he was
li lt sorrow' Oh, ry, how In3 6 lcAl thy in-' t• A propoeur what?" followed by Clark, and giving way to Weds:spur s
litnee ice' '"Tie this If you will now return to your nor- called for the cup of intoxication - .
• tire land—never to leave it—l will add four "Winer wine!" he exclaimed. "Give ma the
hundred and fifty d o llars more to the sum I have I glass—these miseries are more than I eta hew!"
Pr= V already given you. What do you say?" I As he spoke, be pressed his hand convulsively
Manuel Gercia, servant we have so fre- "A reed!" spinet his forhead, and his heavy breathings
fluently had Meas. to mention, was a Spaniard "M i n d? you will solemnly swear, by your re- betokened the weight of sorrow under which he
by birth. At tin of fourteen he iemigrated i: to re
agion, never turn ' " labered •
with his parents t Spain to the West Indies, ~ E ly th e C r e ss s—eneesrl" "My child! my child!" he bitterly exclaimed,
B. F. SLOAN, EDITOR.
NUMBER U.
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if, t r , r:t r! Ili, unkiltpp i )
au4 LW- Ipitt • i hataliz‘ Linepeci with
I.llr , ^ vact wax
w Ai , 4i aCIIL be tbOtlght
)Velr • sorrowo
he I ultriscit tho cause .11, he groaned
with retoor., ! ft• oone : r mor , e : his plan*
won, tuosie U the t,:. ..1 Byard.—
tiu , rids crims, to lbe very whist of his tri.
...r wa- t.unt open, sad
Lrr• lA, with m. ref 41 pi' , o,• c u ter o d,
" I war he In—t— it 1.1111--"
"113,1 traitor :" erieu 1.3y,ar..! Dr.iwilag a loaded
frr.ai hty hre.ust W, act, tat levelled it at
Barris and tired, who iii , tautiv fell upon the
ti dr , u •;,. liu i Ta, ,ifieers :.ecured the
.rpetratlr et the Who Iliad.' nu resistance,
h. knew w, ti ,n, >ugh it would be fruitless to
do mo.
-Hear m.," g.c.pett the , iy lug, Spaniard, taint:
ty, at the moment ref:event:lg kuffietent strength
•0 raise laimseif nn ..ne han t; "I am the mar
,ierer of the tavern k.. p •r—killed—Baltimore--
1
ear—eighteen—twenty five—" uttering which,
I Le sank back and expired
1
Byarti wan conveyed to prison. The Coronet
au sent for, and a verdict given over the wipe
of Manuel, which was then taken to the city for
banal
(To EZ 9)!4CLI:DETI NEXT WEZE.)
DLTYLIVIINCIS AND DSATINVTION.—A mule la
den with salt, and an UM laden with wool, went
over a brook together. B chance the .male's
pack became wetted, the salt melted, and hie'
burden beeamo lighter. ' After they had passed
the mule told his red fortune to the ass, who,
thinking to speed as welt, wetted his peek at the
next water, but his load only became heavier,
and be broke down under it Pause, therefore,
before von follow the example—that whioh helps
one may hinder another
A HARD Hrr —The Oncinnatti Guette, re.
(erring to the fact that seven! paupers from En
rope had been sbipped book by the authorities of
sa y s :
"We may D ot object to having papers mmt
back to the place from whetter they came, only
it strikes as that a city which permits a Polio,
Mart to send back white men and woman three
thousand mites loran the ocean, became they
are Few, ought mot to make so muck foul about
Commissioner sending a negro beck to Virgin
ia, because he is a stare. That's ail."