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Light, and loc.,:and tiuth abroad—.
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(Apti, , yais . tiinefor,prayi4, too,)
To increase enr taerital
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Fer;"preying on the Printer's 1ab0r," . .., •
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Lest he cease to"seimlit forth.
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JAN. 18, .
A THORN IN THE 81E41011.1r.
Hartley Bancroft; was, in the general
adeeptation of the, term,, a kind-hearted
man. His feelings . were easily reached,
and these gave,usually, a ready impulse
to his actions. But gitick feeling has,
in most cases, twofold ringe- T wartning
now into kindly emotion, and now burn
ing with- sudden anger. Your so called
kind-hearted men are often betrayed into
cruel words, and even cruel actions. But
there is this merit about them; when the
heat of passion subsides they repent, and
sometimes seek . to heal where they have
wounded.
Such a man was Hartley Bancroft .
While the current of events ran smoothly
along, •the surface of his life reflected the
unvarying sunshine; but a very little ob
struction sufficed to ripple the waters, and
then their aspect darkened.
One day Mr. Bancroft was sitting at
his desk, with a pile of checks, and bills
before him, the sum of which he was
taking preparatory to a deposit in the
bank. It was late in the day for him to
be figuring.up his account; but he 'had
L unusually heavy payments to make, and
the account necessary to lift his notes had
been obtained with difficulty. Mr. Ban
croft felt both hurried and worried, as his
quick .nervous movements showed.
just'at this inanspiciotts momenta man
entered the "stere, ' and walked back to
where Mr. Bancroft wassitting.
" Good day, mi., Cartwright l"
There was not a -very. .cerdial I tone in
the voice of Mr..ltancroft, although the
other was a customer who had bought of
his goods freely:
".(food day, l '
There-was an embarrassed ..air .about
Cartwright. " . 'Li p
"'What can :'T do you 7" it'
It' wall
only.a form:of speeebi Oa the paitiqt
Bancroft, or,rather a new form of saying.
Don't Iskme for anYthing.",
'l7Citeit happened. tarsi Mr. •Carttirright'
was on that flay in' a very " ht plale, t as
his ' effort& to get thefull..ninount , ; of
,mon-,
er needed had failed; Seireral-notes had
mitired; one of .seveti_
hundred dollars ',.‘ - veit,
4 1 _ 1 .f?* .
a - ad o - frightened at, tii*Alopeak 91 itiAngsr
helo3ame very. velnekintly fix Es seem
,
itor kice*." - sfa a 4 lltiimiLlitiattz
edWeitaieilie"‘xtee l initY of sSdrease
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and_asl;,.a.elie4 o forit e amount of
nicticiai a
; tallllo3l,
„ abort seven, s hundred ' . ,
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13011DERgiOric POTTER VOIIATTI I :_PA., TittlßSDA.,*;l3lt I ART:
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anemOA:tolitig.P.er4heiipplican for' ion=
ep, he silo nottnadt,thnt-.he grew . pale,43.o4 l
lia&alookiof sinplar distress:l :But Mr,
Vatteroft , ias io , torich winked and annoy='
id for the.sejsto , ..leava - Ation him its, that
titne:suiy right-infinenco.-- - • • • •
"Then;'- son
will linvetri;miithdmw:,•my note , from:the
'hnuk.i . I annoy. lift it."• •
"Ftihall do lici• such thing," angrily
replied; Mr.' Baneroft: • " Take up ~ yOur
notes- s-sLI take-up mine."
• " hay& failed-in all my-efforts to get
money; and if you do not withdraw this
note it will be protested." Mr. Cartwright.
said this very deliberated, and, in a firm
tone of voice, yet with a face like ashes.
"Avery well," was the .unyielding ans
wer, "let it be protested,_then; if you.can
bear the operation, I think I can." •
Coldly, almost sneeringly, were these
cruel war& said. 'Cartwright urged
liis ease no' further,.but turned away l and
Wed ;NM' the store his - unyielding
creditor. Scarcely lad he passed into
the street before the better nature of Mr.
Bancroft rose-into the ascendancy, aud.he
repented of his unkindness. '
• " William!". he cried to a clerk. .I;
The young man came instantly
. . -
'!Make this 49posit, William, and at
the same.time withdravr,r. cartwriihea
note, due. to-day. Money is hard to get
just-now, and he isliArdened with heavy
payments. We may 'give him a helping
band,r 'The 'merchant Spoke kindly, not
fretfully. ThA clerk departed with the
hank.book and a check of sufficient amount
to lift the notes that were die. Mr. Ban
croft - remained sitting - at his desk, And'
from his attitude and the aspect of his
Countenance, it was plain that self-approv
al was not the pleasant state of, mind in
which he was indulging. The veil of a
momentary_ angry excitement *as remciv
4, and now plainly before the eyes of Ms
mind stood his humbled and distressed
debtor, toward whom not a single impulse
of kind - feeling bad stirred. He tried to
and a refuge from self-upbraidings'in the
fact that he. had Bon g , all his debtor asked
—the note was withdrawn.
" Yes," said a voice within him, " yon
have cast a bone with curses, into the
face of a beggar!"
Mr.l Bancroft - started up hurriedly from
his desk, walked the length of his store,
returned and sat down again. A long
deep sigh parted'his lips.
"What could have possessed n.e that I
so far forgot both duty and kindness ? I
would give . twice _seven hundred dollars
to recall this act, were it possible to do
80,"
*Drawing a, sheet of paper before him,
Mr. Bancroft took up his pen and wrote :.
Mn. EDWARD CARTWRIGIIT.-Ilfy Dear
Sir I have withdrawn your note. For
give my rough unkindness. I was wor
ried.abnut money
. matierJ, and had just
Made up my own bank account. ,We are,
not always proof against petty annoyances •
They sometimes disturb more than larger
things.— Come in to-tunrrow, and,we
arrange, for the , renewal ;of the note. If .
von desire it ) ranking the time to„suy„.
yourself., • „ • .. , ,
NT.. :Bancroft. signed this , apologetic let
and dispatched.. itforthylth ; ;Ile felt
• ormourfottabl,e after that, helmf :
fered snme.pnin from having given pain,
and nu little Immiliatinti for theAtnamia
weakneis,he,had manifested, ~, „
YTAiree , ,Ar• heiP ;
quired . of the takwholaiitakpp,tliemo,te.
w".khe
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t` You , le. ft TY 9 0 te •
looked ite ol
lie stood a moment, as if waiting further
questionsFand-then-said4----- --
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911 Whiliff Mri ' talioroft .
blond:WS::
with
`l-i; .1 u
Aftr're.:
fieeillikfof inonient, he his , hat
- Walk of five
toltio attire 'ef r, l6.
do n i ght , „l ; ; ,t
o. ...WhatA%s the , patise - of this:Ville ask : .
_ed of tine of Miel.,elerksz,Did he fall :or:
Wai lie biting anything.
Nor. unsviered,thaielerk. , ft He was
sitting: at his desk, resting_his .heac upon
his blinds, when call; 3n a
quick voice, 'and turning round, I saw. the
'blood flown:lo'mm: his inouth..7, •
Had , anything hint r! asked
Mr. 'Bancroft. . 7L , - , t
"-Money had bets hardlto get..daring,
the ,t)akt week," l the clerk-answered, ".and
Mr. ,Cartwrightfs payments were unusually
large. There is one.note not lifted yet,
and it it a'few minutes-of-3 o'clock."
The creek pointed to a"bank notiee'lp .
ing on 'Cartwright'sboolt.
-- Mr. Bancroft . - ovei; andsa that
it was a note due to hini;
"'This is withdrawn train the bank,"
said. Mr. Baoeivti..
"I am glad to hear it,", replied the
clerk. "I think it "was `Yotir , note that
'did ' the harm. He 'had *piton up the
others, and went out , ,
t.w6 hotirs ago; after
. .
having been. all the inorniag on :the street
to try get, the - sin reciuired . to lift this
One, but he failed, and - the censequenees
were more 'than' he: had the - stivngth to
look at calmly. He . is a just •and '-kind
hearted man, 'Mr. Ban'erat. We who
live ; ith:, him can
stood nearly motionless
for along time. -•:, •
• "Where.:does Mr.,cartwright live?"
he inquired at length:-,
"At number fifteenth street."
To the dwelling of lir. Cartwright he
went in all. haste. 1, found . . everything
there to confirm.-his . worst, apprehension.
The hermorrhage had been very profuse.
'Already so large a quantity of blood had
been lost, that the sick.man ; was , reduced
to a state of insensibility, and still the ,
bleedieg, continued. The fiimily, were of
Course, in the deepest distress. Ile saw
Mrs; -.oartivright a.-moment, ia
that moment the impression of her white
grief stricken face was: transferred to a
page in memory's book that no after event
could diu, or obliterate. A beautiful
s .
daughter, just . on the verge of woman
hood, glided past him once, and her Cu
of terror remained to haunt him for lile.
He saw the'physician, and to his inquir
ies received no hopeful answer.
When .Mr. Bancroft left the house of
sorrow, he went forth almost ,stealthily,
and with a feeling of guilt , at his heart..
" My work! my, work !" a voice with=
in him kept .repeatingi and do what lie
would, he found it
i impossible to silence
the accusing spirit.
" loan never forgive myself if he should
die!" said . Mr. Bancroft to himself. , p!
what evil, is : sometimes wrought' by pas
sion in an unguarded moment; why did
I not think before speaking ?"
Alas! the dreaded evil came. Mr.
Bancroft Tas.at his store an hour earlier
than usual on, the next, morning, :
"Have you heard from -,Mr. Cart-,
wright ?" he inquired anxiously of a
clerk.
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"I:tadt!"
"Dead !" 111 i. 'Bancroft stepped 'back
a pace orAiro; as if a band were' bearidi
against' him.
" Yei, 'sir.' He r died at seven &cloak
last einitig'; news .
Dineroft - Sighed 'heiVily; and
walired u taCk 'te;lrs desk, 'sit.dciiin;-'atni
remained in troubled *might - ftd'ilidig
was t only . O. singledsiieet of
tli'e : :eaSe'llisi fi gave any
was the 'Of eferf brie
irtiinediate' cause -'oT
it
repulsewas, presumed, mentioed i_ the unfeeling,
!,4bleteslie'hadreeeivedivhen;at
indjui. a litiVr*i+,'
hailenie c 'to' One An:ml . - 410
fidenity...ex' pentealinConly,klid en`dirdeik2
diet 'brut died4ftb , hirm! :,11 a a I etYl' I. 1 % ,
i , )Bandrioft , didunot visit -.:the :babe'
dr übtbokupoik
tlieLlOtreifht whidwhis oilya4ccatioreace
thiginatitig ; Autlhis
heart was'absailed wit/1416(p1y shadows:
no , represent , Mr s
Caftwriklitiis his business.whieh, hat*
be 3 closed.4linittivq,liartiworkiNgineD
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disidvailtaie L • "- t
e
ItLat pTos l ecuted_-with .ladustg:for a fair
Yea.ri;' hig faitiiikkje
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Jaoderate fartuae: - • attift atneken-
down 4 ? itt atF9Vehttks.mOment.,..,Serl7)*
losses.. occurred in :the settletaqut., ,, oth*
affairs; and , wheal all his debts: were fink
Iy, paid Lthere wan nothing 4 eivO for las
. 1 -,
" fktior
Bancroft to : . her fiiistkand; dayZa*nit
six months, after 0f,31r4 Cart. ,
wright. "I saw her at 111 rs
day.., gives- - mOke-lesaons - v - her
daughter Helen. Rol clia)lged'eie,,iS:!!':
Mr.. Bancroft
,made no and his.
wife waS•in some doubt,as to
. whether he.
had really heard her remark. - ,-.!
"Slie l says her mother "has not' been out
of the house since her fathers, death."'
Still Mr. Bancroft , inacre no
But', how the words did.sreite hind ~Ah !
there was a thorn - in - the that
time FoOd cever extract.,
, „I
"There was, not a t smur'4eirtkor
family _ from Cartwright'e; estate r
, saicfit fellow metehant: •H • -.
"'So 'lave - heard."
Mr. Itanci•Cft anssieredl
indifference, but his heart ! iinivere!ilajf
a hard blow had-been-given. -
"It hi' said that the faittifg' td iaige
money to lift;ne of his b neta r t killatin 1 91
said another." . j ,
".People , will say altnost-awythini4 i re-,
-plied Mr. Ildneroft, 'fwithl'assumedeo6l
Time moved steadily - 113 award. The
ieethin,g spot' oa : tbe siiiiace j of trade
where Mr„.Car,twright Went dawa .j was
obliterated by the: onward moving •cur
refits r and - be - was - scarcely Ternembered
in the bnsieessicircle wliiire i ptiee his busy
faireobjeeti ' -
But tberewaikeae.:aayi;wbepoald,nev
ei thrust- aside his image • one, , man.in
*hose - memory his presence was a rank:
• -
ling thoiii..._..3l4.y..tituesbadlhe triedto
pluck out this thorri, „secret . acts of
kindness to the family ef•Cartwright.—
But the efforts only seemed to make ,tbe
anguish more intense ;,,for the little he
offered_ by stealth contrasted so poorly
with the all-sustaining life dee4is of a hus
band and father, that he was shamed
back into impotence. - -
The case was hopeless. That-single
act a unkindness, so fatal in its conse
quence, was done forever. '-It-hail" gone'
beyond his utmost reach,' and there was
no surgeon skilled enough to extract , the
thorn it had leftto rankle inthis momory.
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.1 NEVER HAVE BEEN FALEE . TQ THEE
- aiOROD P. ithREZEI.
I never have beenTalie to thee l
-The heart I gave thee still is: thine ;
Though tlxou. haat been false.to:riftf,
..And Ino more maji,ooll,theu mina! •
I've loved as woman ever loves,
With constantsouljn_good_or ill ; _
Thonlst asmaii taafoftexi ptove!,;.;
A Nver--butj lopp t tbeg! 0111 1,.
-Yet, think -not. that' epiiit 15050
To.hhid thee captive is my train
`iLove'4 . llat a flocver,at,aunact, droops,.
Buy smile s , when comeshergo.cl agitin!
Thy words, which" 411 iinliee,tted'iliw,
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; ' Arel,roken-.4tit Iliteltheifstitll-4 1 ,
Once what a heiWeiiit
When love, diepelrectl.;Felotol! it: cap
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of,trier.l44ature fin;
Think what ~ iiidestidylisaaine, i.n tiro"
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We .find r the_followinc , in_theJfissouti.
Democrat, „km% r if:l4l'4l, of §. Q. . rav Wyk \ O l ll/1 1 .
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910 , 0 1 4P§z,vices;ix'e vrzstAyre the • .
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qalliout!,,.figs t ,g2s*4 I.4.aossa !las Tam .grenfeaf,,,oros: irk it.lis• ; worl4','„ pp.s4'
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i*elatiintlo nil *ea
t;ttief*44l:97ll.l.4iftei.:
eat , g ( ivirßknqut.s - r 1 4444 rnegm e ndio.;;:
end.urging.a Sifferent lined polity t 4
'adopted by- the settleteof'Ketuatia.3- - ' We at
Lurie and sepa'rate' 7 ;;;'•
erninenti - enacting lain:fere...the
and. a , strong piobaNity
will soonasseinble fotthe same ptitpose
and, ferhaiti, the -fourth' indepeadeftW
severeignty 'may be''called together 'fair
state - legislation. The ,
t! 1 this plac e ,
the bogus. encloind .enactingultew nne , . =
The Topeka state government, holding Wl_ 13
session here also,.decided'lait nigheto
into legislation and
, pass.'n
The first bilf e Wan' introdueedf .
passed to,its• second readin...
was for the. organization thestaterni.; , ::
andis in-all its inipottani-leatares- ,,
ihe same. as tht7 one teased. at the epeeist'
session, oft& territerialUgislatfte: !The
.Ittlhoun government is,belftv_par_im jcury
san at the:present time,Thut,htte advipes ,
from our delegfteto Cord:Teas streindica; 7
five of its speedy'iestiiitaiien' and' erg*.
i4tion under fendtd.: atitt l 94
The fourth and lastgovetnment Fa the
protection of the people of Kansas-le not
fairly on the tapis. The goyim/nor*,
eleeted;is 'G. W. 'Smith, one °lac Bei."
..P45 01 7 3 ) but t) 1 .4Nlldulillk,
returns are not yet counted, -hence: Boson,
sus cannotcsafely :rely upon' Mere than
three distinet . governments at the present'
time This Will . iindOUbtedly• 'Jelin/eft=
bleintlligence to our, eastern, fr . i . ende . , but,_, ;:
such nevertheless is the foot: .:The friends-
Of the candidates under the 'Lettompton
swindle are sanguine oti.bcith aides, brit"
I think etLe'lStarshall'tk e et will be "ahead
when . the vote is 'emitted; if it , fiat ftt,
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when the - ballota were•cast.
Kickapoo has again shown bY herbal-
lots that she is , more_ prosperous than - the"; '•
city of Leavenwortli,' - and Oxford has
Creased by the'hundred since the October
election. • Shawnee is not quite as large
as New York, but will be in twelve•
months- if 'she increaseCiu geoineriCal•
progression' in the - future as hi, the 114 ,
One of the hogus judges of the Delaware:.
Ferry precinct, has been, arrested for re,.
ceiving spurious ••The:returna.
show over 300 "Voters, 'When 'it is will:
knoWn that not over 41 legalvoters live
in the precinct, : and: these are LidiariS A
the precinct is on ti!e.Wysudoit. re„serva• - :-
tion. The judge' Under 'arrintsaya, that ;•_.
abSut 25' ballota.Were east, -and that one
John D. Henderson conveyed the, poll
list to Lecompton. The itiference,isthat .u "
he added about . • spffi eient windier
to carry Leavenworth "county. ,
."Jack" Henderson, as he
called;and,knoin - as ... nullifier - editor" -
'of the LeavenwOrth:4erncil in these,
past, was arrested yeaterdv, x l **Pßl7'.
- dott, on his way . to. Washington,. and:
Ibrought to this- place, Where' he! Will-hale '
to answer to the charge of 'addingnames" .
.10 the poll list white: cOniejilig it:tiom
the7judges-to.theEbogub capitals •
He has • lately lxteii appointed by the
President Siipeiintendent-01-inicit6nles.
He endoehtedly Was7itWOe l d'lthisi#thee_',.
from the.faCt that
robbed the prails`seviral- 'theca I‘l
and boasts of the outrages so.=noitin.
It is - not persitively'known bytho
ratio
istnlhat aini•dered - iii - triliiipti4 c- '
is ..
tl . _,"/ I'(') r:4e - 44 44 6 ,004: 1 i0§:*ii";
in higher office., IL g 0051.441 ,1 of ~zgit~
Merit prevails on-feet:cant Of neap's repel-keit :1
here that Itaniai admitted -t
:i i • 44 i at '"*.'t; ll l 1 11
in such an event. - pgv u s,oc#As e ,
its immedi4e organization_,and;that it be
put in effecturd operation forthivith.
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