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iind' 'Cents-if not OA
OtTee 194ntbs, and if ; delayed until aftcut4he•Mitir:ik - •
Lion or the year Two' Dollars will bo exacted.
Twenty-five cents additional will be'etaiotil
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expnnsi: r
Dlitiontinuane4iipttonaVistith tho Publialutr, Ili
Ir il !rfeFe4Sirt P 4 14 ., f ' • I
Patrv:
"the DiroCvned nariiaci
BY MRS. DA.Rp,
4tiontiner sat on the shrotida one night,
The wind wp pipi n g f ree ,. , .
l e n., b r i g ht, noiT dimmed with the moonlight pale,
. Ma the phosphdr gleamed In the wake of the slale
Attie floundered in the sea; •
. .
The amid mai flying athwart - the airy; • •
The gathezing taiihcla went •Whistling, by;
ond•the wave as it tny:ered, then fell in spray,'
Looked an emerald wall in the moonlight ray.
Vaarniritiet 4 swayed and rocked on the ma t,
• . - But the tumult pleased lihn well,
Down the yawning wave his eye tie cast,
And the monsters Watched as they hurried past,
Or lightly !Ilse and fell ;
For their bread; 'lamp fin 4 were under the tide, -"
And they lashed as they passed tne vessel slider
And their fihny eyes,,nll Iktige and grim, - -
Glated fieronly.up, and qaq . glared at.hin .
Novi freshens the gale, and the brave shipieee4:
necurbed steed along, '
°A sheet of flame in the sprey,she throws, •
As her gallant prow the water plows- 7 •
But the ship is fleet and strong;
The topsails are reefed and the sail are furled,'
And onward she sweeps o'er the.Whtery World
And dippeth her spars in the surging flood: : •
But there camtruo dill to the,mariner's blood. .
Wildly she rocks, brit she st6riketh at ease,
Aud holds he by the shroud ;
And as she careens to the crowding breeze,
The gaping deep the mariner sees, •
And the surging heareth loud.
Was that a face looking up at him,
Wi t h i ts pallid cheek and its cold eyes dim 7
bid it beckon him down I did it it•call his name,
Now rolleth the amp the way whence it came
The mariner fooked, and he taw with dread;
A. face be knew too well ;
And the cold eyes glared, the eyeaof the dead,
And its long hair out On the wave was spread,
Was there a tale to WIT -
The stout ship rocked with a reeling speed,
And the mariner groaned, as well he need,
For ever down, as the plunged oti her side,
The dead face gleamed from the briny tide.
Bethink thee, mariner. well of the past,
A voice calls loud for thee—
There's a stifled prayer, the first, the last,
The plunging ship on her beam is cast,
Uh, where shall thy burial' be 7
Bethink thee of oaths that were lightly spoken,
Bethink thee of vows that were lightly broken;
Bethink Thee of all that is dearth thee—
Vor thou art alone op. the raging sea:
Alone in the dark, alone on the wave,
To bufFe the stormalone— •
To - struggle aghast at thy watery grave,
To struggle, and feel there is tame 20 save—
' God shield thee, helpless one!
The stout limbs yield, for theirstreng,th'is past,
The trembling hands on the deep are cast,
The white brow gleams a moment more, .
Then slowly sinks—the struggle is o'er.
'Down, down where the storm is bushed to sleep,
Where the sea its dirge shtill swell,
Where the atubOr drops for thee shall weep,
And the rose-lip'shell her inusie keep,
There thou shalt slumber welL
The gem and the pearl lie heaped at thy side,
They fell from the neck of the beautiful bride,
From the strong man's band, from the maiden's
brow,
As they .lowly Eau* to the wave below
A peopled homes is the ocean bed,
Thernother and childare there.- !
The fervent youth and the hoary head, i
The maid, with her floating locks Outspread,
The babe, with its silken hair ;
As tne grater moretb they lightly sway, •
And she. tranquil lights on their features splay ; •
:And there is each cherished and beautiful form,
Away from decay, and away from the storm.
:111istethutg.
Fronk Blackarood'ii Magazine
TINE FIRST PATIENT. •
. . He was not then the great doe
tot that you . know him now.' At that time
he Was neithi.r officer of the Legion of Hon
or, norprofegior of the Faculty of Faris.=—
Hardly was he' known to some few - -cominin 2
ions of his stud'ie's." The horse' that drew
his'carriage wag ifoltihen born ; of
his landau was flourishing green itt thd for-.
est:
-He had obtained his title of ph n si inn,
and lived in aptior'garret—ai one say4-- - -as
if : there are' Unrgarreufthat are rich ; and td
inch ottiplish this Miseraide result, to haii.
painted bedstead; his table of sliaiti
giipy, two chairs Miserably stuffed, 'Mitt t h is :
Nooks--what effortshad it not 'Cost him I
• "`Hglwaii poor! - F
Have you' ever. known any of- die inde
fatigable". ydung • 'students, 'born in t
blea'riniks; Who spend upon Their nridlatior
their ten, Aliir'twenty yearg of heat''life,
Without a tilting:ht . Ote for tile pleasures-
6f their - Oge or or the poilsinediy
.fuLtOciieo who meireli With* fthti.iituji, Oki
AMC towards an . enit Which, Oki I' Undo 'lO
A m il io • ,‘ • ,I,‘,
You bare-wept at tinit old ataaO}ikt olU
'internal ticetie w hich is finiAnted ,eyory 041
seinovan old r it
'ilayl=tha bare chaniber; 'l.let4i
Mt' -=die tru'alcle-tied-the broken' jiiie t lier4-i
An 4 haery gif ) .-ttriivi•Lthe iegtiaialiOrlitb /
graphist mill not forFet tbe
nee.l'of a latre,:"l'hiii inn*
for the .'atOeiraOriiik!..tliea for the
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I h b;tlic*'s :. ,
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money -di
toi boat a sig
tc,' deck cunt
sod tonsolatio!
rady - 13,; -
nite pot no.
in the 'nag
her servant bi
*visions.
brings you he
gent ytni he
poor should
these Looks a
Car
Ouriyoung
the fifth floor
tiv-Sorit-iffe
poor, disenhe
else, indeed,.
lated furnit
would ;have
Was IM ‘'caitit
stood, in his
horimisly, no'
. retired--so
Was he knows
his arrival, It:
er porteress,
anyone thou
the publicity
nouuctlment,
his fellow lod
hini to igratif
?requetited d
they soon cea
him. ',His ii.
simply. called
tjtle our tead:
lOss their ow
to iliseriver n
One night.
noises in the
walking to
knocked at
What was i
lint L-that fir,
ed t He wn,
"The Cou'
through the
He was Ft
The Cont
to' preciselt
old woman i
One period of her life in the service of a no
ble family as fequite:d.e l zhambre; and as ; a
sv,Oman who hnd seen something of the great
svorld, she held unqualified strangers at a
Certain. distance; and, to use a common
phase, kept herself' to herself, This had
procured her the ill-will and'ill-opinion o
several other! old crones inhabiting the same
Mouse, who Made her the subject of their
perpetual scandal. Without doubt she had
poisoned her last master, and could not look
a 'Christian iuthe face; or at,least she bad
,robbed him. Did you ask for, proofs 1 She
had a treasure 'stitched in her Mattress. She
was nearly lying with hunger"! Yes—Aie
niggard ! he starved herself, she could
not spend h r treasure. 1. ,
. , .
,:. Monstrp u inventions! The poverty 'sit
i the ceuntessl as thiy called her in mock p
ry'
!Nvas Com* e. Niggard she''was, and had
:good 'reason to be, so, in order to. subsi s t on
the liitle on (lisp the had contrived in-the
idays of hei ervice, to scrape together. For
;the relit, as e have no wish to disguise the
:truth, the C antess was' by no means an, a
mirable:pers 13—bitter and selfish, hostile. to
the World, s viiieroons as her detract Ors,
and vilth - 'pity 'for 'Others, 'as those so !of
have suffered , so much them-
ea are w
selves
She was ow stretched motionless on tier
be 4. The dil crones had come about her
lees from h manity_than to discover the se
errs of her den, the access ! to which she,
had •hitherli strictly defended. She held in
hek left bad a small packet tirtipped-up in
half a po kit' handkerchief, Which she
clutehed co vulsively. 'lt was the triitsure,
they all es. aimed. . i
-Her case
,was a grave, one—a congestion
nl'the brain 1 Tlie doctor bled her, and then
wrote his p .eieription—liii` filisi ! The bleed
itig brougl . the Counties to herself. When'
she beard 1 ith tell one of , the bystanders+ to
go to`the cl ei!niet And get the potion,—
."?otion rl, she exela,hneoi laying hold of
'the:Paper, ' i s want no potion I.am ru,i s ill.
Dii' bit thi Wllyiie money-id pay for ur
,i,
aril IrG , livtii !.I.—all'of 3Gu—go!" I.
_..
.on to
tie
She.- , cr
hand,
: when some
rested her".
turning to
changed
would emit ;
packet thel
Jterhaud,
sous'irere
Aitotti,
~ .
mei' t'yetient"iii' lonelooked for; yras
tome'at la t:r. OuFliontailtnditis fettient:-,-,
,tlyttfirliP • tiller, whentane *els end nitres,-
$? 1,1
vils - 4 10 Jwk,',' 'Ame.jlll nurse '7o Ass • PhYPi - ;
elan. No tincertaa Oise cis there 4-no`
retat i ded" • i4t.s. no hoity li " Oaks.: If
lfiiii o h t t, t',l ';:it Is Yeriii , fiii tilfiti; ''He I de-,
inotalint l i fAindy end • eo lootbeadd "wo
man; Ce . inly the fees ticittlii-hokiete tell
A)o l 4 l ,mil 0! ~n u ld,-* LlCu.rti!reo PM '6ll
- Widat lie tli iiiiiiot of this
ii4itifiiiir '"hif' e 660 tili'lbieilitely
loved the amiable "Counteia. He 'seem
ide“Wf ',,et.VlrriNtbitLioffaeinetOuld
, " ti=, . ,
....itisPfs 14 1, 2-it k4f l Yrkeigirifor
, . .dafei .
1
'O. iiiiirgiii'ii;hiCh'itin" kPiovr
.is .never iinericireil tha,' . iiiti
'3:ttlini jiiiverijr:' ihiftgoes
'lii'cli &it; polished' it ii . tri44,*
elifililiriicit chine; rilicr#l . th'iii
I s
udeit',..hi the 'i .
.' dent 40 11 -
l 'ii - iiihrea4bliks, ific'e;" If-is
146'4' Whieh' i 'is‘'s ill 'ai t o
hgi 'fietiiiiiiiii ',link a' cleht.
i "Wiiele'iii'irori%iiiiihf dresti,:if
t'aititerirs rild-iirtich.invites
I ' which - 'iifq be iiien in`:the
'''"'' ''''ii .." •tinithaiit before
igi s !! ) oP, l ,f a a , ; A i
.. ii . d : -,,, f .
,op, or tauu..re...,,, n °WS !? -
I, nOeV, hut linssink on again
,i heard. Oh, this tioVerty in.
.1 And then it enters into its
l iit - eltaiiiher; - WithOut eteii - the
of weeping with another.. -
iiilfure.oines berel In the pie-,
described, she would be seen
kind, entering . in at the door,
hind loaded with ,raintant and
Vhut should . Sbe here ? Whiit
e, madam 3. 'Who could have
? We are rich !I if we wer
-e• not sell these, books I—all
• ours; madam,iwe want ni
t your amiable charity el -
!doctor bad installed himselfin
of thathistoric street, La
quarter of the tow?;
iced, sad as ititnself. Where
ould .he have eatried his niU-_
re—which in other quarter,s
inly excited distrust? Theie
gr for foritine—not e be if undci
ect,' but following science la-
Interruptedly. His• life was in
!todest—so silent, that hardly
in the house. On the day elf
had said to the porter, or rad!-
" Diadem, I am n doctor,-1
& want me." ' This was 01
'if the new ducior—his sole tw
ins only advertisement. As
.ers amid gather nothing from
or excite curiosity—as his no
! r was always dt~icly closed,
ed to concern theMselves About
M me even was forgotten; tney
him Oedtictot—and with this
rs must also be cOntented,
ingenuity should enable theta
'other.
ur doctor heard unaceustomi;d
ouse, doors slamming, pen*
nd fro. Presently some one
is door—verily at his doOr.
I 'Was the patient come . at
patient, so anxihusly exPect
dressed in an instant. I
tess is dying !" slime one Cried
oor. ' " Come directly !" '
her bedside in a,tninute.
B ess' !" ' Such was the title given
e poorest and most misetable
r , the house. She had been at-
n iced , the plestiription in her
98 about to.throtrit on the4oor,
tim,papPi, aPPIPe.II/lar
-84 read, the preseripOon., and,
die'clOetor - ia 'el 'inuoner .quite
silbdtied,'Oikeill boil much it
t' - She. then -opened the' little
I)44.or:thee }so , jealously, in .
itll, t!!e,Rld ..crogep ste.e4 for.
ltotlmPjedfs Ind some g Y"a SS reat
i
" . Ittii.Etrectof
'iittentidlis,:howe4,er:
11 '
Veil te.ritp*iMniok l l:l
t i . bisNst !"'sand , cijie
6142 1 1 Inive no more dioney—riai*
lifier very ay.
Do not 'disturb yourself,'' bean''tite
Diictor.
" Nnt disturb myself!','" she interrupted.;
4 '64 to 'sat !, Insiead these
drinks and dretighti; give ins something that
wIIt put n link strength into me-for I must •
go c..ut
" Listen to me! remain - tranquil a feu ,
days"—She turned round ,from - him with
impatienpe.
"To leave your chamber_now.'would be
to expose your life.. Give me but four days,:
.and if pm 9 haVe no MOre'money I wilt charge
.
myself with the medicinei." .
" You!" cried the dountess, looking up
with astonishment.
" And why riot 1" said the young 'Doctor.
" You shall return it to me sometime—when
you will."
" You! who have not often a dinner for
yourielf!"
"6o says thet I' 4 'asked the Doctor,
blushing involuntarily.
" d,ll ttle house say . it."
Miserahle stuff!" lie replied ; 44 willynu
accept wliat I offer I if I promise you May
he sure I cask pe'rform."
The old %Junin looked Lit itim . With sue
prise, pncl at length consented to accept his
offer_ and:take his remedies.
The young Doctor hastened to his cham
ber, shut fast the door, and looked round him,
wiik his arms folded—" What is there here,"
said'he, " that I can sell V'
What he found to sell I do not know.—
Enough that he supplied the Countess with
a sum sufficient to, procure her the necessa
ry medicines, and to relieve her from - dare
as to the wants.of life for a short time. The
case proceeded favorably. '
At night, as he was returning from one of
those solitary walks in which he wasaccus
wined to exhale his sadness, and also to
gather fresh resolution' for the struggle be
had undertaken with destiny, and was slow.
ly mounting the long, darkAilipidateil stak•
case which led up to tlmt fifth flooron which
he resided, he stumbled over some obstacle,
and, on-looking closer, found it was the bo
dy of a Woman lying outstretched' upon the
stairs. It was the . Countess. In spite of
solicitations, and her own she had
gone out ; but her strength had failed her.
She 44 fallen,,and now lay insensible.
Oar young Docitir, bracing all malicious
interpretations, carried her to his own room,
which was the nearest place of refuge, and
there, by the aid of some cordials he admin
istered, restored her to her senses. She.o
pened her eyes, looked around her, and on
derganding in whose roam she was, she
said, with a scrutinizing air, " You are mis
erably lodged here." It Was the only obser
vation his amiable patient made, nod she re
peated it several times—" You are misera
bly off." Even when she had returned to
her own room, nod he left her for the night,
she still Said nothing but—" You are iriser
bly lodged !"
The next morning, when the Doctor vis
ited his patient—and you may be sure—his
_visit was an early one—.-to his surprise, she
I was on foot, with sleeves tucked up, sweep
-1 ing, dusting, and putting to right: her little
abode. He was astonished. The shock
which she had received the day before, in
stead of injuring her, bad apparently aided
in her restoration. She Was quite gay.'
"You are resolved to kill yourself, then'!"
said the Doctor.
I was never better in my life," she an
swered.
" Denot be too confident," was his reply. : ,
"You must keep your room two or three 1
dayS; and this 4 time," he added with a I
smile, " I shall keep.guard over you myself." 1
The - Countessl consented with a most
childlike docility) ; She would do what he ,
pleased only yesterday she wail obliged to
go out—it 'was absolutely necessary. There
was so touch gentleness in her altered man-'
her, that the Doctor 'was dispose'd' to regard'
this as an alarming symptom in her case. '
However it was not so. Her health, day
by day, improved, and the relation between
the patient and, her medical attendant' be-'
came more amicable. She propOsed;by way.
of some return, t t i p nsiist him in hiS bachelor
house keeping. It would give her'no trouble.
An lidur in the morning, when - h'dwas at his
lectures, some of 'Which 'he 'still followed :
and then she coUld . cook; ati t d she could .
mend. These offers 'the young Doctor de
dined in a tr•ort of alarm. Whil btit himself,
could readjust thole habilioorts; Whose
strong and- whose weak points he so 'Very Welt'
knew ' What needle could, on this ground;
be half so skillful RS his own ? And cnokiug !
CoOking with hitti! cook what? Od'whht 1'
In . what? It wits in vahtthat the 'Countess
insisted ; he' 'would hear',of 'no' itteh' thing:
Re kept his poverty veiled-4" ' litre' hie` sii-'
ere& territory. r ,
Some few :days after, the C note's, health
1 mightte' 8110 to bi ipiite'e ablOed, our
young Doctor, On 'entering' 'I, of room , ;Wail`
stirpritredtO ilea a , letter lyint'Otiliis faille.
Cerrespondence, coi, the mere selie:).lle.fier
wrifil he ' h a d q ui,i. fore:rue' Ilia, p ure
waste ortinie ; and : h'iittd tin re i ltithietr Oar
iptered:, themselves 'id
. 1 . 4' t;i:iii, 'or' who
could have any . hi . ifg to annitioini4te: 'Nev.;
eit)telege; r therti the - leitiVvrite,iadreieeit klu;
li to tranitif.":lo;l4iii'd it'llPivithilitliti
`toi.lifortittle f i nieheira*, neitiiiillliiii i if hilbst
'hiinkinniiiiiiiii'diire', or iipiiii'initie'i#iiisti'
disaster. ;• . f 1, r , ,, I: 4 ,
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• ,t• lii. r.:, , ~ ', ~,1 r ( -,I or , 4.,,, ,
tploaropi it,doeibui sicomplist s,,higiu
Ail ..- , 4iike , i •-: 1
iiiellim. ' itay thel, a , fortitfid
i ..2.tAi-1•1 t:rst; , 2 ail; ;.•;,. 14, , ,P., val tr-! .) '':l ~-4
sa, 1. , • a I. ..11 .. t. .. : .,..,1.1,1,....6.. ; •,..;,;.
octyeu to the, - rentpie or iiiapptnesa
i t h'ei . e Was no ii nature.
ii'Vflty,' it is a dretutt;fit liitl uctnatti
' . .knt'''l 'greiv t trie, liglit-hetidettr, i 4aid'the I
1 :T.,,,..#61 . tin-4( we't . inor i qream,A tlier:4,
; ere . H;ktiforti hitivott th t ettittle•,tatte, 7 .
,teeeli_tniin.ciaos . t4i!CPFiif 044 r- Be
i
4 hill. 'e4,4 ; away f4nn,Oe'Pli.:4iii . *O..
10004 .Ikiiiii;:thtrti iliei ieere—rin :03 '.'
idaCtL4-in the same :order-4MOtiniileti •
I .° , T 7 94 ‘ 6 4 l , l iF si t h ilt ° F4 ti .?Vh .cr -• I . l i
ay .; mi ngl r ed emaiitin t s, • i,. ; rem: . i,, liimi,,
~
t !Y ° 01.1:gn . d ' intie come 'I ' TIP , 005 1 il,
retul, *tail fainted - the letter in eveo`dire,
We roa r ed' his l'in in iorna piiipcise t.
cover his annoymoili benefictor.. fte
Indwas i knOWn to,,Vi ti
ettreetr atty tine.
strode shout his • c hamber--4es,'Welt:.
could, stride in itiaverningifie,Wthlei
positions, which were, cejeCted as at'.
made. Suddenly he . •stopped,stiatc
fprelatid as a new thotigitt ocautreeti
--:"Bah'!" he cried ; "•absnid,!--'—irti
hie .!-itticlyet—" '' • ' ' '
. .-
Itt_a Moment ;he • was at the door I
Countess.
,He paused a ambient befit .
knocked. There was 'from, 'the Jan
plaaa'a window'at right engles ite that
,woman's apartment ; and, if her Zvi
.for Min hapPeried to h e drawn '*side,.
e ,
iilet.,
ttowever, was r a re l y t he case,_
t v
see from it into her room. . 0 i the p .
occasion, not only was itie . cainain . dr
Doctor
but her window was ; olpen, an
Doctor eould see this fairy,. accused o
tatting sank notes of a thousand f
, .
kneeling, before a wretched stiwe, si
with tier feeble breath to rekindle a fe .
nf eltareoal, on • .which .- there stood SO
describable culinary vessel, cuntaial
hdious'sort of porridge, at o n ce her '
. . .
pad her bretikfitst ! - ' .
The Doctor shook hishea .; it coq
he the Countess, Yet, completely -to i
himself, he entered. ' She gave him lit
iiiaary welcome, neither mtire nor
talked, as usuid, of her former maste
the dreadful price of ' bread; and thew
scandal- of her neighbors.
• BUt what!
completely•set all stispiciint;at rest we
manner in which she spoke of the.
which She' owed him!' "I can yet!
you what you adviitteed for my medics
she. said, with all the'iituralerabarru4
of au honest debtor speaking to a cr
" You; will he wanting it, perhaps.
not be angry at What I say) lane is
'in want of otiA little money, ....-111 a fe
I Will try to give you s id leitia - someth I
account." .
' " No," said the - Doctor, When he
lode; "I can !make nothirigiof it.
with all guesies !" ' He resolvbd to - 0
the
,good fortune, be the giver Whom it
Arid he hoped,so to managettatters,
at :seine . future daX, an oppoilimitv
' reStontoon siintilti beent, tie should
fo avail himself of it.
He soon was ins *)led in a more c
I
[
tent apartment, better. furnished, an
plied, above all, with a more abundan
ry. The young D octor was: radia;
'hope. Yet he did not quit s his old
'of the town. it need not bejaid that It
formal leave of his - old patient tliti Cos
From-that time everything proSperi
hint. As it generally happenS;the fit
ficulty conquered,... everything sitcceei
this wish. It is the first turn !of the
,that costs so ;much ; once omit bf the ri
Il'the clrriage tolls., By degrees a lit
sle of clients was formed, winch .att r ,fri ,
ltiecelsorily every..day. His Unmet):
- sPreid. Even from his Old residence
Ile lad led so' solitary' a life,' the rep
folloi , ed him 'of a severe and laborio
dent and the cure of the tbuntesS
knot proof of his skill.
L e the generidity of hi protessl
noW,divided, his day into two portioi
moning he devoted tolfis !visits, th
nook M the reception of ' hil;patientS
turung to - liis' home one day ti !little'
the accustomed hour, he perceivedla
of arsons ,collected in the street t
whip he tyas,,,paiiing: Perhaps so;
. cidett.hati happened and his present:
be ifertti. i!e mode,' his way ) , du.
tbriatgli thC . Crowd,. Yet lic i atoWhe
• • ....
coveed any 'object wh ich -could ha
lectd it. He wag merely:sun-pow
; ever. Side
.r tiy,grunPsengag_ed,in earn
sUlt4ied conversation . r),I . great
el
i . veri women,, 'arid beat :Me?, and V
werigenerally' ot 4 mature age, and ;
sorof,physiitiznaery which ittie,cake
scrim' as o dd-faces, io94'
.otiile ~,
pond of . the
,earieeturist. ~Tple Poet
heititt idle tintc,,Waii,elicut to makp
caps When, a gerieral,:speritneut, too -
in t cr!*4.ana' i l 'he found ,hioso
slothirObit&ly„ f t,7o the, Ose:thr
,larg tAuer,,a,ituch - ?t - seetnel,•h!ill: j u t
e4,ii., it spaeipits.,6alJ: , r ,iipp4eitt. •
the r pper end WaS a stage „a on the
!erg, strangeti-failiiorie,d.vlniel was.
,ft I Y4Y, t!!11t-PriiO? ° ' ll l!lFt.4 l •
,chili . dreese ; ;,. ill
. n. l trki=o46,l,t'ynte ! ,
red l inlt i e ro . Pit. !its ; ,witisOtti hair
j i.
'antlyirt . g,o, !,..?!..s it,c.ol,colpl3, sri4*b;
ace is - its e l ies l . 'l'.,tismhee!•atig ; ,o . ,
ford . 4 1 030 of '',tnytkOniipat rep,
li ' irP(; 14 ft41 )e ! : . iTi e 7 . • "ire 4T#7'
ottyp ~
~ ... , 4 ei:p` 1 . ni.ii,fipia,tiSTselt *itp - pli+,• . ,
t.!!`'' *1 4 . * ::;" " e., 01 2,7,t,1id!0e: i!*111, 6 t,?
fa t ite,,serigita,elittrts to extricate i
AS' ''' is threadini 'hitt': tia - y' tliiiiii
i
!, . iTio - ' , "4 3.V— 'i,l , ar '• .i,
P4;45,,t?0.19f1ipn4 this wntatOittnt
'fF R.;., , , i ic!t e .A.: l9 ;li ef .:,,k,,k.iotilt i; '•'ll
~..47 at l AA,,,! i i *ft ii i ,,t, ll ie :,1 0 91: . -91 tRP . i
i t i
'!It„ e,,trbe i p/95ri vvms# oi Seets!ed, ; ,ty ,
se_ for the ti!ore tavoreOr . 'nom;
'Wci'''fpe"iii` #itlkint iptlifts" 't i'4` 1
4. ?....., 1 ,1 . ~ ... v 4 , ~...-,t
''.• VT i l i tqi;Rto 4l :„Mi le #F- 't ,l l #;fi l l '
i,
i C . , "•,-(1. 1 1 1 1.0_;i0 t a. .t t h. egi° - ' , -- - -,: u `•qi
1 l llT!`e . ri j - r.• •=ir'i!' All '!•l).ivii
I
I , : 9 , •:11 1 c h !.1!Pgo l l i t' .9.444.1r.1"- eaten
.' ,6 R . i n tPlrlh , iirOPtiiipA9.iiiirP!
. .. *tisi.,*.ml. tor geOrep l utili
1' , 1,. ~:1,,,ti I, - •-•;i1
,P 741 I PIF;::4. .. 5
~. po _ ,
hilr t, iptr#* . Opfite_ it ppi#i#o
. ooil
t i WifF h sf: , 1 1' 1. 1 ; 4 , ct n id t s i • c q n o.- - 1
4
..:,..,,,,tBirrit,44.7., ' h. , V :17117',.!ri11ir17D..
I'`` ,
I II
she 'w
his f;‘,
%11
an t
'woe
vit
ing'
ilea the Met; `tootling:ill77.l,"7,;-,ttic
",tTbiiii very%tri `tootling: , hiii*.ii k _ l r- ~ . ~ .
eg : iiii,fii'!4)iljalti` id ife. .ili p iii " ii!i; W iOirt
c=rash licat grei",liiir '',,,'W,filtliattWii,i l 6,- , v
ti:xi
iiiki iovih Connfilis itethel ot . terfellit7 , 6
with a rueful,face, lilY.es g,. PM! la 'Simi
iiniiidid,t4iiiliiiida" 'el—L , `givi4'liic.,o:iii - 4.
ionlef . iightiitkii# • iihich aiS '01f:tool:i t '
iii'biti• story ' to,liii ilea: "a r liatO' 6; ;nitt
6El'4 bein'ilhe ; least; tie'l6 , . ". 1 1iiitititiii Ifni ;
i
the . iilieel 'iir'Fiiittineliiiit' 'hit' *ditY',lii(teit '
diciiioiiiiiisted; hiet'lapei. 1 ' ..hiihail"beideScilr
riedlidideltilienitifile Th. 11,114.ib l ir' liiiii l etigd
to her. ,It svasi, too late. i She, had. aoiiii
been iittitOledirbi ii' . iiiii'ie scidht thitt brain,
which this' iii 6 klived=fit•. 1. , --, `' . . . 1 ...ti ~- iz
'Tlietiap*itied'iiii tioplie•or A t l cciiiitilite
sditiiiiiii 'or ilib eiii'gintt." 4 ' ' ' ' l*7 ''' r ' ''' ",:' 1 1 . ',. T . :
'. " i lti r :said theiiiiitaii`; d'iefitieinati;`tii
he staidoisrplizitig'by his 4ia,'"'"itilifile.
luck neitef' ebnie l s twit ''' , lie Ihntild . 'have
tried, bithei'nhitilier' •
' ' I • "'!' , i i ,; , 1
The'Do&or 'saw iiiitned 4tely halt' the old
gentleriiiititind 'been - iii ilie Onfidence of to
'deOtik'd: . 116 . 4deitiOned Int. • Theli ;wits
a !doh' iif significcitioe will li hetrnyedislain
ty-that cite 'butt , all. • 'lle jiiinladt one'ilf
thoie'svliii earn Their stibii enee by writing
:letter§ f;0;" Those *lin' lire' ileigaient'iti the
slid) of p.en m a 1161411 '' dr ' - e; istolti'ry ;ciitiipoit
don. • 'He had iiiltten'the very loin' itself ;
to his pen was Ofrinethilt kortnf copy-6Ook
1 phras;`',/kla'y'thitlkiftS'ii; Fortune' condo t
to the Tetnple Of llapplii -41"; The Do - mar
-hid in truth, as he often s i'd When alludint
to the subject, made his for , une in the lottery.
We wish we, Cotild' least '• the story here,
and let the'reade,riiiipplia' 'that gratitude a
lone had induced . the'ol• •• • - ssioman to na 'io
Onerous'is - partt But the' - fioleiristbshthild
be told.' 'There WAS nisi 'wire of . stSperitl-!
tion in the, case. It sici''''his naniber • that
had wen the prize, ands e consideredit, as'
expressed in ,the ' letter w Jell' accninpenied •
the 'altos; in the, light of Is S:primerty:, In 'all
countries, ivhere•the ilott •, • ;has' been - lodg
establiilied, the strisiigest "upetStitiorni gtbw
up concerning What iiri . :. .'lled ' hick) , Vtitik i
bers. In Italy,"*here .is ituirinr.e,drin
creasing, the pubic fever' "e is' stilt `resorted
to, but anly' is any' nuns ;,Or'Sibieh i luis pre
„sented• lfself 'tinder pecit tar' iiir*tnitlins
sure td ` be'•ltriipitioui,' iii• therii is a' well
•k noisrts !boOk, of acknoiirle; geci EflithOrity . Ur e •
believe; eonteinincia litalif ' words; sirith• a
special number attached i2i !bee - h
word; by
- whiCh sou can coit*ert in 0 . ,4 lucky number
any extraordinary 'event' Melt 'has occurred
to you.; Let any thin; I t ; •pperi cif ptitilic or
private. interest -. let en thing base'' been
dreamts or even talked/of that was at all`siir- ,
prising; yOll hu"'O” only tool; itf thilVdic- ' 1
tionitry. for the wea:d,ishici:innyhalsaptoied.
to contain the essedee or. 1 0 matter; as, tor
instance, fire,...deaili;biith 4 , and the:nurnber.
that is optioSite thatward Slidl be stare to - win
your fortune. Vioii , the . fiuntess first'saw
the precrijltion of the ye iitdoctor; she was'
going tb tlire,sir' it atiorili'-' an -the Hoer; tint
ner eye was. buddenly - rtin ed by the num ers
'in it ; the numbai of the trains and cizO. io
the cabal istic writhrg ;:is' CY she flt assured
that 'in these luck's' ;ninth `rs her fortune was
made. !' The dist l ittike i i played sheplay
ed forikint; and sinktilar emitigh," she iron !
But, las the old . gentleman 'in thehriiwit coat
observed, the -virtue of,.th prescripoun . 'Aias
exhausted. She' shiauld . have sonOt 'for.
',limbers &Oil •'eine'oilie ' qt ii ;' the sec- ,
. ,
~ bnd trill! . sh• made elide iti t eSeiire lois,.
and ' welt ; the' itrittedinit • •siic,ensiori`. of her
death.
w a
. the
lay
' ans,
i orbits
I e in-
I g an
inner
' •as n•
Away
an by
I
ight.
'hat if,
Ifor its
; e able
=EI
; sup-
Ithro
,t with
, l utirter
betook
:,ntess.
!4 with
st dif
iied to
wheel
t, and
le cir
ented
gnu to
'where
Winn
3 ftu
'WDs (1
Sagacity of , Dog.
'tlie l n , ritet; once gape
. `e dog, whose nat-
Ural saga - city_ lino 'Veen - , h, ifify: cultivated in!
lii•puppy . days. 'IICo 4,ie . irjrl,',iimciit, :were
the antics which he coo
~, perinriii; to'
...4Aioekir 101 'ate - ' ehililie . ' in' the inTle - AOt..
'flOod, iiitti'riAitini,iin4titi uti nitileeini fainr- -
ite2 : I r ci.kii'e 4i66,h g ,,1..h 4 .ir
.o.hii.6 &'t,;i!i,s,v_
~li article at ii,i'totse ili'tfi
,I.i,itiligi,' ) it`ifit,'C,a,ll- 1
lug. 'nt . ,invertil"9lker jilkge , - . nu tii , yi wfiy i
. 11 ! ):43e .
,I *tut ' ed• qi',ioy:.i.oom:' ~:unie few hours
I Jitter*: rd , wishing to t',e iiin'trie;lli4iiow'ed,
; 1
1 ititi4e,, I Oltie:Cd it ` inSii'll . i(i's"; oiii4trii ,‘l , ltil 1 ,
ifie,;;Aie6cticin to take 4' ici4p . iioiii of 10r.!
1.1..., - Ignie the vide liii'fin'eiperiiiinnt
nnt munch expecting it t 0,., e successful'; but
lie tndeli*tillin - tititiOn,in 4 .i il:t,...:trekt out of
'the '6Oot ',it'll) anuz?i'Ve '6etirith l ot hest
' "titiiiii; until fie "eniOed,''' l 4k .r . peoiiei''"itliil,e,
laid' 'his 'citti4e'iiiiiotiin 'ktOntnr, 'aiia'in
litihnei to 11 - "filnaiiii.,' T'' '"- '.' ', . 4 :
As us tip • more th a n :iiititiint 'Oe'ro
tienanit;:rtiiinh VitteinStitr kir ni'i'h .. c iii`cli.ei'.
Anil ~' iiittClier'si..` cart 'Ulf ca me"' . intif 'the
,,,,,ighti#o,..,,,,,iir)iii,-in to,l!'ti' i4_ . llect;''',,)3y
*,ittehinlititietiaikli' Wei titeile i l / 2e'.liriitenti-:
Tiiii,' fin. arrived 'ao'
.!1 ! .:.s fa c t Wail tiVeiC4 . oiild
Ili, .iliii i l itiiia' for ' ' iiiiej!..,'"lii:' som'c 'O l l4 1
4
; },,,,iiiiird, 'nig iiiiiliit' the * - Ouse , '"lid found - a- 1
, -. ••• , 7il 1 tit . 13.7.', , t 14 r , tli%-c• I
I 'int_.'ili: ' nit •
,cip,o AI! t• ti or," ; nod' ttiikiirOlgi- '
I ' dietilV id'liii. dam' ii v siCV,-", -6 'lieifiite6tt 'et-
I 'O: iiiiioN4oi#'46liii liteit4l;il7o4o?d ,
I l i gf ?o ll 44 . ll ll ,o)64, l li,iit,'''i; 41 0 ~ P2'li#l7'' '
l i aiitOitlaventittifiptke. ' ' a notice " '
- iiiikil'eoWeir' ilk tiiiileet t ; iiiid #Oltaftill: Air'
this
- lik'viilai" ) iii ! m eat. w Alli,r •
1 ihir r tOre'' , _'Viiijiiiiiilr , !4kii , tOeiLivqh
;.w oori - 4 , : Af t t i iyi e ,
~ &,4 1 -1 4 . d .,,, 10 , 40, -
. 4.0 ,t ,
or
`which' if eil4 - 444 - fiiiit': l iiiiiie'i49,4iliCe
1 4r tWke lie'reiSelied a:, - *.itgli d or4iiiier`hie
! g t v,- 6 1, 14 , 44 ,, it 4 ; 1 ,4 4 4;1 lour . i qi;i i : i sw.o4,
1 t'e kaiiiiii;i4 ; 6l44 • fr .' I 'F i iiyhtfpitt'por:
'itigi'iiiiiiithe iir• - 'o2)tiie,f p `, Wl T eif i tt 'to: think i i
E Ote • ''4. oii.giilytit hoittit - :sl\4o,tilititoi::,Opi 1
.Wieeeii"'(Whiiii: iiiiiiei Si! i,!iii .y 440614
can t f ro to his frimi t , - !'h:Artiit r 4.: t ' i fe
;
,!iAtiiii, 41. 4 4-0-i`Wsi ' ' 4iiii 7 A. -. ..: - # v e !!jto'
1 _back Id' thriSeaqr (Ott in favor .60
. f— tfi ', , ter' i ' .. i ' 'O4l i r ' t " . 4 ..
4i 1,14 he *gin 0, A.,; , , i 1 !, , i !! 64i b ko s ii..:
liii. 4 ) •%4 . e 2 tilinot,titlitM . NC., kitfity "elf iii!ilile,.
.6 0 d - .kuitilio . ," ' not
Itertial(i ti itt'it'' :emit' ,'- 'lid letfli' l :thhil
fiiiei • i l lif*: 4 ? -' :,:„-,,iii.4iikifO r li, -hilt' ii:adt.T
t i t
iitiladjlttiti. 'itre' - a ~ liVioNove - thatl•
- '014.1 i....E ^V tl ..1 ,- 1 , ,1, , i • !.,q tr,, / 4 , ,„, ,„,
" triai:l lll6 .i9Pyr,A l ,o l ' g P.,r , '.4frt i ciir , 7 4
:Hitolinevesititi4V- but - 1.. ' tri every* a 4 - .... ,
-main,'
„,:•••'•i'V''.•,-;t•-i.q.-,
, ,-Eilwg .4(0,T1 144;-,... , -• ~,,i, : 0 : n - ,, , ..etr,,,,,,.11, ;'.•• ,
.1 n a:tt
e b r
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s prthe
' Re-
?Pen
le.
r , At
itaga a
1, :little
i<<,
Orted
.mtage
ihild
,enjni
.?"he
ib:the
)) 4 AP"
i meet:
Ot t the
F''l de
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be Te
nnant
II
Ulla? a
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it on ,b .
?frown
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manhood,t zi• - • ,- • • -
111 i tr sonietAne i ,o4=
4ylTOPatil.Yl7:,iheil ILFON=II4.t
-itirsk.4.4AKe . 11 )01.4 4 :te- ; 1 ; 1 °Y
14440.R11:41 $ 31.4Y.1 14rft ,144 1
ki kft i Vcsgeoli.r.q??.,- 1 1 ---Olerg
earth to sited ti tear for me,
K;I' IIV P ;4 4 4 iflio 14 1 P . x4j.gt
gr.4vVAikati,ikukt.R9Yeri 4ie
•riga!fPW 'i'll ; ' 0 • . -
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auainum . o l oa a atre,iol . eiPopgr o y9P
j' ove ly
,a;idloitt , , , igetty... f eall d,jol!4 t ,F*M.4l,
physician:OW:4 Oi.= sOme.thi , fgrAtkV, t hi n:* A
bloo=1401hie)11 - gks ,3.-= t!-,
.„.All,invo..hie Alogforio rOk).l.eiliti 'jail.k
htugnitLfairriOn'o4y,ith.na. : l ik . tbt4-, , 1 1 .1 . „ .•
fv.l
tboughli44.,.WD.,wl4l,o i .poMovo. iiot
Irillt,na
i
l'lrhyil.c:l4 . vuilakoP3 rfl4rAllgik:lol4_
Turr?..tr.;pilis,- , SquabgTeli - iltisi§:i,V,firsa'
parp,ht,../nitfehteipec;orn tiot#4,ll, - WOK.
mon's,lozeogen r anti 41- =N b\- ( 1 1 f.1.=
Aly-Oxi_ 41n3dkittry":i Mtn** Ah '.et .
1 tonighvd,Doutot4 , 4 1.,. 4 11, he, tiniyour,,,-
; Plaint. Ro. good/',a„-m ;.,i. =, i=, ..,=- i fi i .., , - 411 . 1
:
tt No I.,theh.whntoiial: .t01i0,71.4k, i
inquiroditinipntient. ..,--= 11.;:z ~- 4 1 1
~ , .., , Takeli..u*nlaitned AI lidoatot.i t! , .
, her frotn4ond tciffot.„ v. Take Uni,Pl4l
I._ed. he,Attter, a; Mom ent'.?3,,r flue. ticul 401!
1 why , tate ptry3ur N,orgts r: , -et , 44,1 ..-;
TituT*-4Thero is.,iiiwt tinelnore 1
than-.tiuth.n-7:1i0nr...) beau: fui It =_tippen rin
'theagedi.nrhoseuwhitene .1 9 ehirand pits,.
.1 '
Vitt g , stepi , hespeaktheii.ne ritessiothellave.
abw-entnibliitein the Inicktile-a l gill - lifs ibey
e i ri
tisorezonstird niika..=pur and lo prighilinik-
I poie.o . -+ . it its zpiinlihe§riaw
.of lite yOung' inin':or Wi3 un;=.iiittnterittrit
dignity nod pure lovehis s-ito=jthel-chnnie-
Lier, , andiimitta.hiktieq.ndiniratioitindst
plirehlov!e:ltht ought ielke ea ntwieva.ative
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iiifebifedja tettdi:harittn . out of hi torblikit.,
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it lias;'hetdolt it - 'but . 'a i'i' reharit''''lrviva a
letter" friiik this' riditnie tiniti'S - Liiitii4l; Pa
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'trifuld ii
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into his thanther;'tbok a bg t ifililifififfiakti,
ntia - stilit'id it r4=ith . ilie - 1 t tett.' liith'itiii boy's
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