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Dollar Weekly Times (Newspaper) - August 11, 1853, Cincinnati, Ohio A nm ioa "TRE ¡lir¿EIOI"»-IHBEPENBENT II Ail IHII&S lEüiaAiil lüIfíilG. OLUMK Xl.-NO. CINCINNATI, THURSDAY M()J{MNG. AUGUST 11, im. ONE DOLLAR EERYEAR. K&TK Í ■«.\CLiji) tKb.—I>r. KrkLCiK i>j an ikiil, lite lahkbiUtiU bt tat luva ol Bottub UiouitBd Obaadi lieriint, to be maiieed T the difectioB of ;he Seltctn.fi, _ jtlet the miii:it«n of the cldctt Kpiieo^liaL Gethjltuib ehureb*> ii Uat tueu, «kb ViV*V“i *.'íf..W®.‘^fV*.W“Vj*f*'“V‘“_”*l“*‘‘0*‘*‘.®''>Pok*tóh:«i»ifollo«i; ’ iCbofceate thit Ue»nl«lu*eBti of the S^utii. onec laiioBtl} nuhtj for. 1i.th»UDd oi »nd”Vhe'Me*of ^»iet»-f%e *hi« IurtlieTiaiei. 10 LIITLK tUUA Uillrl Hl.t.NClstO. V IT ^TIIL A1 .1 sH iir. Ba»' Kmv.H. «Q(.tí-r.tg I Ur ns UKlotbehr* X krik ' f .f(»t «n i Ifm 'jfWtMl - I b‘'«« h;.i atid (*111 «üiow tiC*,— )n Ir rn<t»N g 'tit kivra. TW in Iht dnuK ftty fh.tetyr m»> VÜ j nhi« Í • - i-vitb h in.e .Ntlurc’t o« a hrcni*-TBia.» ‘lUfai havek tM'l tirra.thftiT^yraramMd, >»r tbty ((TV lb the luntbiDeul bea^Tb. OI tn Ibfebbright Ictt'b imptrt, >1*’ tft" M :• *hy hrortt our Vjt, \iiii(ÍLr th t'l iuouCf4i, p«ri> lu.ing brtrt iii«ttul’xeu'ty lieiiuu ¡ tiflMh< «ut)fui'-ii,Mt>t »b c'lO.iue in child dr imi, I'oltili tblac^ia likthrght gietmt bu u»!>ife «hrrebv theccai t;rets*t Lrov tb«ilu>hc «0I Legbcu. Uifdi.fimn 1/une—thfc vill 1 prty. iitttiab'l bcintv tb t t>tiT nny BgtiSarcu.iJ ILtr—th«t onuut t ux.ghi ill thee may be----- gre«'.^atu'e%.- ------- Xeiiei LeeUiruen dhoDti' laii trte irom «G gUilf; rS*Eb ‘ iptv Ab etr.n lorthcctbe IT- *ic ruiiwiieAe«r<^. ♦ [For ibi* Tjt ¡HE>OLMVR’i DE\TB • \ room ,n tíeiiro (*cv iptrkiei on thr grrrt. Day ueVr r. bcupo.it hr ghter kiNe lertceio^ lh»«[MB«iit butb.J.au; «iIolUv lUtrntr.^' uteaiui- Tbg uu(i tli4* cf I.if. »U Ottrr touodt werr 1bgi23^ di^tucb hiid Ivtt inm o'er, tbc Jiy tCbrre %b«. Í! L e the ? ienre w<ke, tor one whoge ecurtr wuru:.. Acboi«fcn fctdoirt.l.rle? gf->nT»dciUhii grtve, Oac*lM ba>l (H.oed if o >hir cfcui. « r.sk tL>cL( the Oas vh^ati Uu h.i Diit.rc Lomo, tod Kugbt a foreign a boner to rcrnUin •: leetbat boue no .d neU and b'.aoluUr.ob many a hard-iougUt Aad ^amb 1> a i*out and ra'.;ROt arm. d*d many a foe- ■bi. >.eia. yitiOPtnpvTi thaUHlr f rid, L« jitlriod mi b>a hret’h N«aa«( > iinxlttruck ib< bloa—thi&e vu the touch, (Al Ih-bt': To thee, b t dauutlcfi i;anlbo«oi. « Leo tbc dread iboi' BO’ii c«iue r-tiu, tr mrl tiiM .ad left in Conor- Ht'd |k|i( It hit Cbs.i^c« Lon to livc-he >! o«td them Ai4«fcru tue I. ditr hrr.ileJ hii iia', ‘ Vy Cocntry," «..Liicry. Koair)' .: al^ lUU «h*r« he bit, betide the roiU&g llHr, Wbgr- tint Lit comradefi laid Itm do«o. hit habLcr by h:i»dr; A alari ng ••rnorn-w he reata, wailing ibe lift avrc— Knre frirn th« hattkaU Itie eajlb.tbe drtmü aatault abd tto*in; WhgB coce <iga 0 tbc trun.pe'. notaa fall 00 h a Iiat'u.ng A Slid er of the Cnwa hc’L nte, v.iAout oor dooU but UiT. Ctic '"i.at!. J-.’y 1'- i. Hii Sr.\«iO.N.^. fro'C TQf ofiM.ax. Hay and Cora and bu.li an IÍ owe**. Sfl-jw and i« acd inrn and wine— huaa atil t<cit Ni« a.frta abd ahowera. Bi..g lb turo, UiC»aa.U» diuue. ^ ' b^r ng bi'ba,'*u UiCrg owa, ‘ -^¿Ufamn rrapa. W ni'-rkgrp,. ’Sl'iug prepart-i M*iunier p^drt. , AmuudU tiOarda aud Vtuitrr bides. v<- -e iban inruJa Uie.r p'l th» aound; Summer An u'nu Wiuer 'k^ntg. sUiey ruathnryea'i) rouod. • iu t..nt b.t'i gUdntaa amg' r dropa idraaii ga aahe r.ci— fiCkkea rtpe>.ud irii^ir.atn vuc. «CKPHY S MELOIHF^S. iTi.A.waMtg, THE EXPLOblOJf. lwai1l|V7 íFVfllth t L)V©1 «0; ; M’Sbanc. Agg ll«%.lhe beauty loed agaiD; B«t Mggy i o:d dad kep a gr><vry a ore Attd wia iKud kk Ibe aiul, asd Jaty au poor. And this hint Havy got iroia Kiathcc M'rbaMC, lhalif er« be cs>urtcd Vina *>gau, Htainii abovid U br« kr {.nd a k ib;ug betide ■'«LoiiM bg M gouUisr d.rtamo apyiied. I lU aw M1T« * ------ - - - Vkgg 10 f lu . b k rage Ute a«c(‘ M< I> tncd. But bf lUU) befae.i Re «aa u>t m< i!itieU. It A^mtá llitt M Sbaiie tock a n.itloa t* go .\<id aalUg gut hack, anerr ib« ouUou La.ra arow; IhM Miiiliuat ti<a a •€! and fas »ugh d :o hit arUv-c. loUlM Wb p>-or UtTi aud Moay *t¿.ú gruRC. <>R bonrS sf b ateamer. '»sy ont in the Wrat, VI SUiM wag oow laiiiog wi"i M diy giatrria’d; , We iibaTOBu mere piigi.c u.lii Uial ra»r«L' hecxicdi Rbm, Uxouu ihir« i>avy au^ Cioat- by h:a aide I Voo dav. ktt J*u ghoatf ’ laid M ‘hbtac» Va Mj ktiur bun r * i«yv Dary ■(« n erj «au,*' mis tbr ium (me, a gbuat you Biay a«'r; But laa y«g uuik t c ~i« u ^ rood iu«pe.' “la body be ap rr.t.*' cr*fi Uary. * I’ll g" fkkart ay faury d r eta u ) <» ike it or not 1 a nh«r a as tiec 1 t ik>u.i aa lur ku -Aod I'vi lake. a uul.wtt tu lo-tigi-.t? ui. luai tb« 6 iS the Of atD. aa sLon ai a eruat. " Tkks eafl < t >c inc. a tor ibr biler aiJl bt imy Mb* lor b ». hiI. aa 1 Iba ra ota lor us au " iuaa Uig ViOi.L m-'. up u loua*. borniue )uua.i. * My darkit.' at)» li^vy to Uolv aa.de* Ibfte bb> the ikt e ray»»o to !« lerrt led; 1 0(1 wkc C4fe iir >uu. octi: 10 be aurci Ho.;: 10 uy i.aaf wjtu you btar iba U.ng roar." A aukiUotii gruu nu,^£ :J!:; at Wia UÍ tbeir ear*; A f-g fuit a« t •« j1 ... 1 u e^t.(Ni t9>ia s. llv ji k. -.t. ' ; vers suo; samiy u« b gb, L k< a fair ul ta.ic eugi-ii Ivuod buo*e Ui tbc say. ¥ gbt atnigh» pirpri. rnUr upward they wrtit. iu. Uhi loi K v> *ur iiorr.d (uo<'.ia><ib um apcnti iwru a t A' I- E'i 111-'- Ui-'t Uuiii gAbtiy alfead. And. p.taciii tr . kc bf.T Udl ^*íU\i¿U < Utl.^ ad. Ihii ict(d turn D' u t'v.- raiadly dowa. T.L tAsy juht 1 •fiifiai H o.te aiH.c *' »c, TtiOl. i H at Uvy • artry baud f««'curJ M h«»d. At tie uo«( o{ a pri«Cair tt*r> e^aM ia.* to uud. Xha h'Ut wii ifvt i a',—far tUe ffiar' rr i^ída Twr fist a lb «• ubv tuat a «■ .«kg y to «at ^ *Wb id o .aue umc** :.e •t. ruu b«uc«ac'‘j «ii U.l csf 1 Ti bfi ac»id tur míc kt^piug lu Mul.y a blue i«Aa(i. Tbe cufibkug old wu rglit fur b«s »il( Cbibe SB ' .tj I*’. ;'t re i.ut 1 b »u «M biu«aclii SoMu.iy St d in p r»ee' t. l«Mr . u >« tual .a«b<.itAi uc.aLi.' rbood apcot. ullie». On KiU'i Uit hua-dAjr. f «« of Ilillj; w th»t Uick ind ! tontinoed to e«l 'Sniniy, I im dtiog—it the tne tf fif ¡jeitioí hnr on the number of her Admirer.. . quite be*rtil». to thf ee.iifnt grilitic.fion of ; |¡„, f w'i.b you to pv .liict itUiitiot. I iMvtiit wti Dioied tmoDg th rrat I knew • our hoipiUble tbougb nflj eoU.^ucr, , dvioe gdriee ^ I thit Be wu her favorite* aud to Uate her, aaid: l&opper over, old Bill dr^w out hia larfe ‘father 1 irill f*n i‘''n‘‘^ni *®*P After awhUfcrtwo. htbe- , -And I 4 uh yon to follow my .dvlceefter hcAlth, with the eieeptiou of DeUille. 01 ¡ g«o|tirde»d’ j . .n. eonric yoa bare Dot_ the power to mike him j 'f t » no me arcyfyin’ the matter—I im the ' -f «ülj Utber.' ly; 1 a w(, tliitthc rur.B you were eltcted , mad til the I.egiilatare BT COBIELIA. caarrn i. Womtn ! ’II, Ihtn* to elruM mao', heart Fr.iB fffiy gr.iM, unh.17 patti Ihlou II. Oom.tUr luilltud., To aiE<. him to be « Im and food; Hu (Utteru, (Okie and (rteud to be, ; Ts ElVo him hack Ibe Hftren he forteimd for thee. ‘Tbit beinK my birth-day, coiirte drink my hrtlth 7' queried lal and tccomrliihad Kate Oarlton I friend and idmirer, Charlci OeUillo. i ith ple.tDre,’ amwcred Ilelrilli I iauly lilliDft a itiau with natnre' I purr cold water. I No, no.' (lid (he, payly; 'yon i llilati of thii fine old MadciiV papa i i It luauy years to ctlebrale thia I CTent—my eiKhteentb birthday. ____ _ _ : ‘Heally, Mi.i Carlton. 1 cannot comeien-1 day wemcl l)d»il e at the houie of a luh m-| Lu:y told her father he wa,‘toe bad,’ and Jnce and .0 he liid Mthioir able friend, t'lue wu, of cuurie, offered : that he‘knew it wai notoch thins.' and the' i._____fi;__•_______j .k her huiband cpropotition that oeca- a bond for the repayment of the money, •ioncd her nuaband itill .renter aatonithmen: . tio.ialy partake of your boipitality. 1 lomr SUCH WIVES ABE SCARCE. ...I .M uuuu. euuiraoieiury m loe coici in- w.wa, »au ,ae remeiuioa ,iew ne wouio ^ dueemeat to matrimony ; the dilparity ill their hare coutinne I b) be let out oa intereit, in I ifrea threatcuuiK to eipr.M her to ev'erla.tin.', the manoer aborc deicribed, fur aaotber term I eeuinie. Xr.iwiihirandias he ti preacnW i of ore huadred y«'>, af the end of which , how lunir thcir union had laded—ui what time he ealcnlctn tin fnn 1 will be fonr mil- - - lb ■ Aiw uFr, piii tu idurvp bu ue muuiog DelTille becomiuft an inebriate. At length oat'i owe i,lf ¿owa, that "way, daddr it .neoQe? Sil moDllu after the aboee efenl, kite her parenU hrgan to notice the itrangea.-a, of ain’t right.' ' .'v.s i . • .i, a. Carlton made a moruiiiK Tint to one of her fe- hii act ion i, her father watched hi, Lannti ; Runiiin’ do» ■ I Thunder and lighluin,’. r„^ I niaie friendi, whom ihf found iurroundcJ by and loi :.d. to hii horror, that he wan about ' l.iicy. you’ll have me a good lookin’ai John j me lin, ’’•h» a e tni I a la.bionableand thonghtleai throng. ' laerificins hii child: for he fouud him a eon. mnr •« >..tk..,ri ' >i. . ''***. ,v ** P*-^."P* ; *'5 I®*! I ‘ I'uii honor. Miu Carlton, I am delighted I to aee youl' ciclaimed a braiule*i fop,fondly i eareding hii wcll-caltirated imperial, aod iu I 'he act of eihibiting a muaive roae diamond which be fancied would be taken lor the real ' .Simon Pure.' I '1 wd( juit relating,* he conlinued, in a ¡ liipiag tone, 'a acene that 1 witueaied laat I night at the Gtm. bat your entrance interrnp-i ted me.’ I \Gth a (light cnrl of her pretty lip, Mid C. rc,ut(ted him to proceed, adding that ‘ibe I knew It mnit be (omewhat intt retting, or Mr. • Mortin.tr would not think it worth reiatiog.’ The youDi lady'i quiet larcaam touched the I ranity rf the pampered fool aud he mentally determined to humble the proud hetnty ; bowing to her, he couplaceutly remarked ; 'That he wonid again begin the recital, at ihe eonld then better uaderitaud it.' ‘ljt!.t night 1 wai (trolling thout town with Col. Grandly, «'ncn we chanced to enter tbc Gem, and who (houid be at the bar imbibing a uiinl julep but Charlea Delviile; he wie iu I Tiilgar parltDce, half teu orer. Addretiing the colonel with a familiar nod, he (lid: ¡‘liry. Grandly, old fellow, how are you 7’ i Ihu Coloutl hruihed by him withontan aa-I (wer. 'Uelville bit hii Gp with moi'tification and I rage, for he waa not ao much iotoiicated ae ' not to ite tbe contempt and ditgBit depicted on GranJiy’i coautenaace. 1 never aawr a man look lo fiendi(b ai DcItíIIc did. Vtitb cleached flit and glaring eye headraaced to ward tbe colonel, tad m a Toice of thunder, de aaded an explanation. The colonel cait npon him a glance of deritionaud Korn, but! (till rcmaiucd (ilcut. ‘Auiwer me, John Grandly,’ roared Dtlcille, 'or, by heaven, you or 1 (hall be borne hence a corpie. 1 again a<k you, did ycu by your eoatcmptaana minuer miaa to iuintt me?’ ‘1 did,' aiid Grandly, iu a firm tooe. 'Then tahe that I’ him*wiu the'grouiid* "ouick u°lightiu*g*the I i'otlV'. 1*^1 one initance inf'fice. A * **’* ?•“' * * 9“ t51?Í' **'“'* J®”'' op'oi®» colonel reg..n*cd hii feet?.nd..t it they w’ent. | f«: mom.nu (incej h.yd^yo^u^pe.k^ tre^íriim-rTÍfie d H «“ll ¿e got mcí¿; ji^'wTnk .^the* o7h‘‘“■ ... .... .?*!•* ('« ¿a,»« after, Hofmeiitei fonud on b;-. of which more than two-thirdi hare been paid : 'horro e‘ Uab c*n:rnV"rL.Hi -bich proredtole ’ - whol.or .m P«n by (urHiea. ^ after that,uobody'i hod better kiaiin* than me! 'You cannot mention one iadiridual iu- i (Unce where a confirmed inebriate hai been ' reclaimed by the power of the pledge,’ raid I “*,'1?''' • an iacreduloDi indiridual to a TouDglady who ^ , ®® wu ipiaking to a kclect few in favor of total , abitineoce. , Greateit alace on green ycarth-^ieamooau, ■ j„.’ I conld name many, lir,’replied the young furriDer,, tree mggeri, brick bouiei: .Uo« did yon do when thev differ. J and tODcindknceinffice. A * "'“i ---- man of leuiitive and houorable feeling, telt aud reteuted the iaiult, there being no other : war of ebutiaiugthe inaolence of laeh aman . as Col. Grandly. Mr. Delville did not leave until your Taliint friend begged hia pardon ; and then hr left aa the victor, not the ran-¡ quuhtd. When yon again relate yonr edren-Iiirei fur the amuiement of your frienda, t 'About leTtu yeari,' aniwercd the yooug Ipdy. 'Mill Carlton, then bii affianced, bnt now hia wile, and mv liiter Kmilv, .igned :f!'» f*»'“®«‘«“«‘’J®» ihy the pledge at the iam¿lime.’ ^ ““f ®"f, f'*; 'What ii that yon arc laving about (iilcr **®“'"'‘ Kmily?’ queried a Toiee ofpleSiing mel.idv ’It • the old He ngly hi^maelf I Jee-mi-'Ah.iiiter, i»that)on? Iwai telling Mr. «ha a mouth I-With that lb«r waa l.amont about your iigning the teniperauce ‘«“I'ti»® «>«'* »“<* rattled id our boat like ... . »i ,v I nlarfva» J r* n r «q(1 dircctly me gad old gr vitf Vouto beieiiimiKioitive. ^*1-, ha*she madeicftnvfrt of von?’ Joho picked op A level peck ol back-horncd vile hit atill ingoT irirm frieoda; he bu ¡ «en iir.bu ine mide t convert oi you i L.ndled knireaV erred, ’ti. true. bnti. wa. tempted and bad '.JAlmo.t. M;.( _Mnton;_..i_d-Mr. '“‘otd Mr.XllU looked opto Heaven, M if ■ aome 'Afore Iconld getany fnrvWio mycn.iin','!®« P'®"V ®“'‘ The mo;r'eJur'ag; ^ ¡ .miii.gly '.Uhough I am not a driok.og f^^^ ronfidiDir he ea»ilv fell a vielim to the mao, yet I htve frtqoeotly thought of joiniu.< appeiiiag mere lor me lorgiveoeaa oi w hé the sin..' What.« yoi, Mi.( Julia, .h.ll “«jf «on.orth.d committed. not and locial entrcatira of ttiougbtleia frienda aud the lednctive witchenei ol tbe alcoholic demon ; for— “.(mid Tilt adders What lay yon, 1 enroll my name npon theimronrtal liit 7’ Poio, Mr. Limont,' uid the lovely enthu- . but ,he (lid nothing. 'So I lost nothin’ by beiug ugly that time ' A rter 1 got into Mobile, however, ' womao, who raid (he ha'd not the meanV of Iamaxemeut at U; bat to what ^oHm TTa..,cTipt. paving the prcliminarv co.f(, which mn.t be I P'i'®.*** ■, ioi.idrrahlc, bvolfmug to make the jonrnev ®N“t Bight be, her Kieal Uistrict- i.v Liaxau.-A C*go with one. acd at th: sime uwn expiuie and promiiine not to de'-I**“‘*“ *** “® •’*0“ Liwia H. Pit»am — The lubicnbe- other ilyly, as toga;., 'll's ,mnd being rcimbuned lu case he ihould not I “”“''“9'' “l‘“Gcil huiband, who, indeed, begi Jcive ti aanounee that hii plan for the l am laying.’ If a worn .'i ,arceeJ. , wti equally ignorautol her riiit and of her formation of rnrai diitncti in hiiicrii hai propoial, but whaae aftectiou for Midanu been incceKtully titablifched u aneweiemeut Landult (he bail, long lince had a thorough iu tbe history of tbe colored people, and ai a conviction. labject of th.efirat maguitnde to the people ot In vaio wonld tbe young widow attempt t thueuunrty. ft iimi to override the p.-rju-poitpoue giving an auiwer, nuder a pretence dica agaiuit Liberia by esiabliihiug farm, that it wcs imponible to decídelo haitily ot. a’od lupplying them with impUmenu and a matter ofioieriani importaece. She pres- proviiioni. Ei-ch State to eiUhlish a rural led her lo obstinately tbat the widow at last district fir not lesi than three hondred fwm-confeMcd that, 'f Hofmeiitir did really love !i««, and elewn three acre. »?d eiei't a t*iamk«f her, ihe might poiiibly liitcn to hii addrei- home on every farm. The priaciple of the lurn uuiiic '***• ^*’® ®*“^ Udy, satiified with luchare- pan bu been lUiUined by the 1-egiilature oi .00 mar -uiiy imagine the jov ot hi, ' pl.^ b*®» ky »ai«a i® the moit Iriendiy mar- Viivioia apF.>wr'>«f-»« »’>^7 f!:"''’*®'» («liur» t ■ i i_* L i_ E I. L njap ann r#tnpn*n nntn* far tivai sml ■ni^mtin» • Knawgi nf f'/.ni. incod OQ seeing him tbe brarcr ol inch hap-py tidingi ai d lo immcniea property, ihe ieigning to admire it, make that penon fricad' l]T-' ’.Mnit I be liberal or itiogy t’ 'Ob. be liberal!—be liberal, by all mn: laid the dying man, with a gbáitly kiiilt — nrr and returned home. ' for iiveycwrs, and tppointio'ga Board of Com I.o.ug. ...o ,U luinieu.e.prope,,,. sue . 7''® >y the Govemor to Mrry It out. whole traiiractioi. appeared a. a Wm to the ; '“«'‘her, thii exTaordinary woman I recognuv. the agency of the Americii. u„n.l w„.t„ru_.h/r!.„..l .w.,w.l, wr.d,. ! uid to her former huibaud : Colonixation Soci.t,; but u every State will „.u ludeed.hcdidnotthfurcpiythe:, -'Ij de»r friend. 1 have already made von haveiU Hoard of Commii.ionera, all other, ■tha II, in uutiment. W henever a grueruus heuefictor to whom .he wai obliged for all ibe : “P*®’*'*' ,•*“ ®‘““ P‘‘“- P®: deed II done, exalt It to the ikii'i. Alw.y. po„t,„d bnt only laid to him. when he left ! IM» t"® ' Kxcu-eme -tiiioni, were alio .cut to Marj^land. Ohio, end praiiegererou. people. Clap your hanc. lor ,,,, ,hink the 'Patience, patience, my dear Hofmeistcr- Indiana, and tbe ilonio of belegatet in tb< philantbropv, aud tnen eUp them lu >our ñ,,,t A,, ni discli’ariiiig her debt ■ end thev ' t«® ““G ^ the firit when I compelled yon to former adopted the meiinre. and give nnlimi-..-w. s— ..... I anotLr word being laid ¡ ' “l'. "hen I wi.hed to un- ted ^w«r te the Board to carry it out. but it pocket and ieep them there. -,^1, _ 'Suppoie a begger aiki alma of me, or 1 am ,hout"iC called un to lubscrihe to lome cbsriiaolt object?’ ‘If any peraon begi, say ' Certainly, m.v , ninltiplicity of irrangemenli, promised to burlen n.yitlf. in ,vou: behalf, of part of a Uiled in the Senate. A vigorons etfort will (In thw.lsv (nllowina she inviicd him tn 1 I®"®®* *h»f «»‘ climbericme to me; what bi made to submit it to the Ltgiila'.ure* ol com. and icdhi?, r»®»'* T®“ “Uif!«® ®" th- th.otberSutei, and to Congrcii.íor a line ol Qw|V W s Dig 9 s * * ai*E«|gIIE-iav V* •«lEIM^w EIlw ai IW, jvi s/aM IwviA aV ,u.r.hl..a.<.po.,..o«...rp.nu,o.l.’' '[“¿'p^fJ^e^rnVoad. o7 the .topniu* ii the .tr.,t.''u look at m^eillR ®9 b« lips i at length, however,..he -i fihiil jet eonvinfe mtDj who ÜU* ridifnleoar "nd m 1 wu, s—«lídirtT uu muucj «I cuufw, ÜUI joh luu. txpirtd ou her 111)* : »l lensth* hoaever. the from bein ’ *“ * .'i®*’’ *“ 'Í lurrmoned her bet ,pirili and addrciied him ; yon can acare one up, ‘I am really aihiued ‘Audbaib Iba memoiy of other dayi no power I upou iby swuli’ 'Look at Mill Carlton,’ iiid Miai Linton lo the geiitlciuan on whose arm ihe wii bang-, lug u they careleiily launUred tbroagb the rp.eudid apirtmcuU of Madame De Bar’. ^ Ai we itcpped over —- -----,------ , —--------, -- , ' iriatoeratic maoiiou, 'I declare, ihe’i eon-' the hum ot a spinning wheel, aud m mother ‘calded and killed, one way aud another. So diy. a more valuable present Mill t.un eithrr iteimeri. of the former two ?' 1 have inbmitted the plan to the inlluentÍAi 'Moitgeneroui of women !' exclaimed Hot- colored mtn ol inu eil}, aud while they eu mti'tcr. tirtain an nubonndrJ prcjndiee against the 'Vei, I third 1 tell yon: the heart of a Colouiratinn S.ccty they have treated ni) young and amirble wumio, dcicrving ol you. clforti with moderati lU. and whom you love.' ' Kvtry effort wai male to develo|i« this gi- 'The Eato'ciiknient which is depicted on my giutic entcrpriir through the Cuionuitut conutenaucc muit inform you that I do not h-iciety, but it could not be t luched withou compreheud a word of what youmean : that I iu iwillowing up that mititntioa. There have uot given iccond marriage a thought f'ire 1 ipprccutc the motive, ol the oppon (till leiimade a choice; neither ranli mccivt tiun, and knowing lU weakncii, 1 proiected how ’ It with my rrpntation. •How I ltd concerned, were yon going to Belivvig it to be my duty to inbmit the iiiK hrit.Ul-lOS U.t.dr. ■I ua. itn> o, rvao, Ha*. I*T Rap liP si ibv "<'>l<d Iht luarl, Juatar. a«ifi • * . . Cfi. WaO»fi*< i- .ToIthvb «rt, tniug, lUkDrr «Ld laBril ibiili lu'ffiy p«it, ifitMMlOUltdU*. ur 4lult ibuu IU. 'T.ili i*fi 1 ‘ - ti Uiil • Wu* 4itu —u a :ttH •,.« Wvul. • All. ot ÜU- oUwti -Ai sw-.u. ImrMs! M*!'. t*t' I LxvttUrl'nlUiCtHfi UtCfi- ti*” 'lu: i> «!(•«(*>: Supat-fi! 1 *»r»r4nlr-llbMU0 ‘ ,»• «(ulfi®.» IrwiMli* ffdi? f»ip pt-rfiOH endowfi* with i s^u^ron* thfitmUkW wu not iovet thit he rgnld VtiflbIS* llK.............. - - A«4M«ruiM*f I- V itiuarfa' «trry *• AÍBLí iftsfiii 'rrtiij •jtlTr I'• i ■ • b ' «r'.*i étéxU*..... 'Ntp«Hkfi*4('4t« i«u, IlKlap' I«fis to»' uE (h* booT «Jtfi -T<S*‘ srvrMi*iV ’Uiui' Wui'H.yU. •.!!« EKlaR" i«l ' l-s -’f It IVtUt itk«r ! I- jg’ ' *’* 1*. 1»M t«Mt ‘ ; L rtM • Ut U (*< Btlsi . Ullfliri'i'i’ M-k.ie-G! 'till siit" wuh a Ul—I at »I '. sa.I . sow -la sicui. ■tlil wuh UiKSilelOll saris lal Ur' K>p. Up' huta.idiialciia pvti'r lUfsi' '-la iro i lUesi lal wiaOi II . 'sT i. ,1 ,t.ruui«asit.j'f WSut I,: ,l ..a '■I'* -r I I SP''» •■'I. SMI' ' Iwrs o k,r SMf-s stsf la erepsi» PWU>ti«a' )ouDf, liJj (Pliro»cbc(l. ; otug two thrttdi. oae of ruttua oo her ipiu houcdmc. '«bi ‘VS hatii it yuu Iipcct of me 7’ liked Mill ^ die, and the other of gowip, with ajy exeelleal the'sploaion 7’ Takkot, smiUagly. aud loqatciuui Irieud, Dirh .MeCoy. ‘In aflat boat,' ' I rapect yon to drink a glasi ol wiut. 1 i’llgua taka the girl i She ha. made me 'llowfarfruml been roiilag Misi CiilloD to favor me, forget her ugly father 1 Mr, WallK and bii 'W by,' iiyi 1,' e tc be ^pprcliended when benrliU il.iue liiriiied tbe bouill. pronag .to therduiaecr 1 juat heard yoo utter.’i—her little feet in buek-kin moecaiini—she 'em would go into fita!—they yelled and . .i i 1 .l ’ i M iih 1 dign lied bow. Miai Tabhol walked , plied hert.ak indnatriooily ; now with tn whooped like a gang ol wol,ei. i'*®»'*»'®®* Simmy this ii a iiucr old w -l.l toward! her Irieudi, Itaviug tbe diKomfitted . arch tose, abakiug iuto place her rich anburu ol’em ici. don’t make fun ol the unlortu- ,ou can’t get along in it without nluiun ' lady to yeut her maliea on lome other ubjaet; hair, and now, with a bound lorwaid, grace- mlr; hr a hardly got over beiu' blowcd up' .iv-.kont what ' rtclaimrd pi- .i-ii in ofruvy. lull, eaUh.og the th ead that bad (lipH Gt’. ni.k. op. nua. for him I’ Tbe® , hi had n!vrr hT.rd him meu I ‘Ah, here comea Miii Tabbut, in tima to from her liugeri. ^wtet soieed, too. waa they all throw d in and made me uii five dot. ,,.i,jUu ucfure m hii life (uppoilmr,' .aid Mr Merlon, gayly, t( lh»t| Lucy Wallia .. she itood at her «heal, spio- I.'.; ai tha ip^e.nianhan.ed ma the change, .rt„^2u, „i,uion. hire'a pew by all jouny. liJyaiipfoechtd.........; n¡ug two tl-raida. one of culton oa her ipiu he aicd me, 'Whirdid yon find your.*11 alter t.u relig'uu oec.sionlly-you csn soon get thr hang ol it. I'ro’rsi —and / rar-fin when you’raob iged to. Hut at any rate, „ ...... iglyfatb'erl Mr.W.lliiaud bii 'W by,'iiva l.’l never aeeo *ir|Vu\Miiigh tl.al.liesaw wuii piv.snre that no inleri.led iitiuitaad ol eomplviag, ibr read me a tern-1'all womau'^ were from home when we got .. I ciu guese, it luuit have been, from «h»t ,/j fc,,’, t* profe lug rrlig'i.. - I’. «' pvrane. fyetur. '.Sow da, Misa Tabbot, ha there-having been o« a visit to a aick nrigb- ihry tall me. nigh on to Ikrrt Jnus/issf at,I; *“7/'J"®' "/hV. ,r., .om ' Itilnk .,1 conliLiid it a ga, to,, .jo pnttba gl.e. to i bor-bnt in half an hour they returned. urrtlt-fiet m,U, • You oughler aeeu that ¡ ¡’“® ' ‘ ‘"'®® yotr lip. aa that I ean have aa exeuia. lor I ■ Tbir they com.,' .aid l)iek, la ha heard gang .ratter, ,7 Ihty Wt. ««•. ’H i .Hutifroo belong toarburrh you will have •* voirfi ootiidfl tbe rabÍD: ^ooriflf, 10(1 mm. ¡t r (kf Ifh AKT ' tn a»f#.iiá k* J(w*iriuf * ind reliiriíMiitm ^lr.Mtrtoo;„UMi..T.bboU..t^^oo.i^:aoD'tbrKgr^ Tb.n Iwbfid it Ucy - Írí I bifc dcUrmioftd ufiTer iKtiu. br exfioiplc, 'Von’fe otTer «ftu daddv* Squiir, hfive How to foAfcT HggAD —(ifaffitnut btuwg ^ - U) Moetiui iht qi ibtoxpiiiQg dniiki toqT’ ibt tiktd, ilt|hily eul *<ius ftud (lont- will be Ur toodr^p ■ eoior for Roodtogi; tbg 'V“'“ “• “>®‘ ¿y •« I* grrallyto blaaia lor many the arrori ol foor* ie*l Wtll DUW U&dmFA».a.Aá I Jm -^i^irr'sUw her the rr: rcrol .on h.V ihe 7®“'**'“' ‘'‘J ®*>'Ueous woman, wh^ «irmr.i 1..» ...... 1 , tin h.,„l. h, k,u,.i s.rinr.- »ot 10 dislike him. Ihr mniiient Mr. l-an- (beg tl ei iliil (lie iueoualit'v ol age had often ren- ®® neglactedi'ieruting a- tliu w I - I ruli'sTlirl. eniinli-s^s, l„«r h,.i imi mj pl»u 1 Hiould hiie elrnully repruwcbtJ 'thrii u'd! and "ni.t‘more lattf ron.eqiienrr. «till ! iu'"';,,!!"' ..L.. I..U.I-J kX-i... .1..,,., p*T,oBi r.-eated lir each ulher My motive, tbepriie. be diligent m the Irginuing, and in the end general ions ot men follow taeh .dher wave, in a swollen rivvr. •p,mtiueou( gills of heaven are '1 bi-'b per now, I hope, eta no longer i|.,rtiar mystta- iiya I tha Kranklia 7’ layi be. I neverleco ' ‘Somitimce. Hut whraever I foiid that 1 r I r iMid hsMuihs l.n.“ r,. m ih! ; j®» «r*»»®, penonred. Hofmei.- .|,e ¡ a: uV '’iili ti. tea lr‘'®L.fler.J him. t.-au.lerollhv wholi ter kii «U, . that It wa. teal P ‘7'’7- Lj.rope.'ly. which he was forced to accept ol. If th (in waiiiiruuiv on« id# «ouiu uvmauu *_____ Thm ..,>*«¡.,4 , ered her m a parent, and tbe mi.tris. oi tbeir rrp? npU cDOfiid. «itíi 1 (fit, I*, uái, i «.(i h« i| I'H bt.l., iiffl. • - k }. -• r-.lt s.Itt •M I'- ' I ' . Si i.‘- to ■ .to,. l urJii • ’ ■ -Vm*Ail., 1M«M« : - . d : ! ' "'TU tUif s.J isU* Hul Off %»f • * '♦» b’M al I • fifiu li»#* cut- fab Is rb'iANiNi. Ill- - vi(L| ntlptM^''MCba*d4 W'- «. liF rtf*n'>»Bl. i^rw fuftU B b(r«tli it ti. L • ( f'l ug. *u Im* d tb rfi « tb bin. tour* Ygii WÜI DUW undtrfiUbd wby I da-eliua )oar nqttMt.* ' ‘Miti Tabbol, I honor tha motiva which pronipti you to a.-t thwe , md Iroia thia luo-nieut. I" prove the nnlioiitod ptwer yoar eta ha, iivrr oisf, I Mhiw tarvvar tharaaf god What aay y««. Da villa?• ha a-tíní/, SB (iraeet loae, Hill yea not klao taeenmb •II wij'usu I poaar? ■I have tillidy dona ao,' itid Dtlvillv «'uJ pray .itivaa tkit I mar «aver egtla *ulu i.i; lip( aith the arriirMd poltoa g« long •I Ike ipptivli'g smile ol woman lighti mv path. I bavruaoghtlo fvii, Hnt roai«, Mlii ItiHir is iBtraariog tka tuupaay with aeon. I'ord Ilf await (oomU,' «hile na «ra kart aar-mnnising.' . s*^ ¿ l^k! ‘íí -id "di®®- > •••»l«'y earelnl toyicld ■ poiit o umv* vvawtw — MwsM,rww.D it WI11 bgs 1 f VOQ WUOid «Msw Amllii ill a d*kirtA(iati lika Mav ai il fkmn tba wouudad txprtiiioo of the gír| atoppvd hace a iliea of oread to toiatad ta to ba pica- ‘ , me, ood lo another monirol the l gt. Man a.nt to iba palito and nholtioma to tha ato-. ®‘ *“* '“®® , - . k I-, u-tl.l- .S «k. ...J— W. I*- iBg. acarar yon taa _ Navar have—«Iwayihid a enriinity’—bnt mora wbolaioaia boma. Kvery one ihowed bar the reepeet due to herigf, and itill more to her disposiiUn, wai before me. must rrdent wish we. to meliorate tlirsilni-lioii ol him who had raudered hiuiirlt lo de- srrsiugofil. Snl)..qufnttoviiüe!unhcrdi(fc.iirie ollhu (.,»L«.-llolme., lu oue .1 bis poema, say. •ort ÍlolmeitltritliitbccrpuJh(rotfcr»Uh ¿n , iggriothftiral wg?— ;hfcDk»; =Dtl I ihurt tim« »ft«r. tbry wi?r* ' Mrgr-tBélpf u..».lM>ss«MnMAB.i(M t,A,-!m.fl>Hlsaai Gm MmA Irl, l,m.i tbr priie U the dayi of oHIuenca always thiuk ot piverty, po not let want cima np n jon, ard uiakc yon remember with lorrnw the tnni ol plenty. A. thi ii’itam o[ tha aaglr le heard nhau auca iiTcr, loauian’i name rmiiins at death there be want of rnurord among members samo family, other men will take ad-vsnUge ol It to iujnrr tham. Hr wboriiD luppraai a mouient'ianger, will p, event la.Ung aorrosr. Ha whoM virtna cieaedi hit Ulenli ii the g-ratorgood man. Ha whost talento eiraao bi. vlrlua II tha lucaa or iniiil man. The man ol worth it raally great wlthoui b-'iug proud. Tha maaa man 'u proud with "paculitr I : liilion' —which, u lovers of the “nninn,’ He IMvilla lakra thaplidgaT* laqtircd Meet'.II of Min rabboi 'lee, ha liguad tail Monday r.igkt; aa tlao {■.ir /ue'-'s T 'Ü i ailh an «., off toikv tirg I. naiauf thv. wvtloev- tsfa >V H lr>,SI W Ik Iwutv veil St, ill » ihv llfg I had kaan inleraicd that tka aagago'laot kad isavB krokai all How Ualvllla ivvr i« far lorgot kinsiH aa av< r to bacoma an luakriata, baa avar appaarad a myitery t« ma.' 'koaae paopla, Mr. Martoa, «ra ae lor-tanaU u t* paaa tkraaik lila «ithoat kavii| tkair virtna oata tNtid; ceiaasaMlly, tkay ......... maeb, nivar lot oni ptrtieli of tha anrfaca ba .i, k^- . Truly bad MeCoy said 'aotking Oj the eharred Ta iIIh* Ikli it vary ebvioui. It .Mlitiriai' • braathia’yvarth ean match him r Hit Imc runeiiti in karpiog tha bread at tha proper dii. ,n meaui. Hot take generally had tha api«tunei ol a tcrcutly- tanca from the lira, and eipaaiug it to a propar r, ig, .troagast .ida, \ hralad blister.ipot Hu prominent eyee beet for a due leogtk ol time. By thia maau. , itimtd read, to drop from oil bl. la-a, and tha wb..laol tha watarmay ba eyaportttd out but your .idelinr.wnt ware almost iBillle». of IkI»- Hed, red, rad of It. aod it may ba »h»»ged from dongh- macy wim a.vt ai pi «-nur.p, p.,r,,.u,m i. ,a.,,i«,u,n-a-paeuiiir in.ii- wti tha all prtyailing color ol hu eountoii. whiek kaa alnayi a tondtncy toned rgo aca- u„,„ ais oppmite politirtl era*»’ -- V ^ *i « «t w®» liilmn —«hieh, aa lover, of the nninn, wr an.ioualy hope torwaat ii act vat a.c«-«v,..Laye.,to^,h.!... Humpu.h to.. fcrrneoUtum,-be.heM. M^hlSd lov^.^baKu^.^rí a young I S!:i:^^t7oV®.l^^^ "r "® »®‘ - ®lr®.# will' of siiprnor bfiuty, uBfoniiui.u wit. and 1 „ romplela without tbaiii. (If little girls, an |-¿ough a man may ba ulUrly ilnpid, ha ii fify parspiciriant whan reprahanding (ha bad ai iioui ol otkari, tbongh He may ba vary in. t.-digcil, hi ii dnll annugh whlta txeuaing his own itilu. I'.i yon only rnrraat ytnnell oa uiae principle tbai ynt eovract Mb> n. riruee othari on thriiiiic pnacipla tliai viruic yuiinrH.—'U, T. Ttin m Htéli-~ ivrdfr. J „ 'uouaia uawiiwE, ooiia wen, w T all ovar, and lot ao V\ haul lived -_________look Ibl (fústr. )l thu kot as to liirn tha biittar into oil, which, even i.M.g,,,,'.*, | «, 1 1 ,f ■ A "u !• 1. ^®*y. the last lima. I was in Uroagvy thru, la tha resa ol tka UsI hnttcr, w lavariably , ‘ . di<f Mr. and Msa, t arlton, Kate aiid nyaalf. I tkf||, jou'r* mlgtty wcUrine (lid oman (nra’w* s «hwlMsunw suksisnce ii is a rwisoa. > n,, . ____ •lamplaaavdtohear thisol C’karUy. His fly ro«ad, yai s««,,ihla' for the'Squire aud Tha presrtirs with Mist ( arltoa surprlaad ma, as Dwk to Mt. Lucy iint toa gut no •'«•T ^a, SqnirtT fya beam of you before, tratad, it is vquaily wan loa'ra the man a. look tha .eiistrs d this...... I wai is (JniACfiT thru. oman. tnraiag i wkolvMima •«hsl*u*« ii to a ppiaoa.. •riy toasted iHea ol bread tbaorbt tha;. lad I aa ..... iiaywaatont at hia lap.llon, and her ÍuniÍ“d\7ta AV7?e Lh"uo'¡tM'*'""'*' ‘ "k'tVd' lalkar want 0»,-•They f.irm,«,|;.'8uuire other to tka Iraa aettoa ol tha gasirla fluid 1a •usa.ays hehav.d wuh a MyUlkarWeraBawMlk agli, tha itonMk; aa that wbaa a iHn ol toaat it , Pent (.liiritlmi. I'usser-i'd ol surii ad- AmrririH poet layi i'sgrs.she i.eeei.anly e. iild rot escape be. , . . . ,, . , i.uii. eu by Ifiilmel.ltr. He alwayi fiktd Aadtireat isMst. aii- mdad the aick man - ,,, „ „t(,, ,nd when a walk waa "'."i ..',A rí rr.vJiu ¿‘qleilbiij! A.dastolarge g.rle-"h.g, bonne.ag girl.- lie «: sat-a d 1 km! nmury. ¿ru.sell bn the sy. ol a • ile is often inora "®r'“ —<*tolr.»«‘«»plr S»'»®!?»®»»® T"® •« l¡::ü.:,ugth.i.N.?o.. husband. Mad... i V \7"To ' ' "*' ‘M* “®*^ '■ »»®*««k eaaaty .— rlgktly preparad, thara u net a li«kur Bat I II Riva yM my tlpananaa alter snpptr. la tka whole voeakalary ol Mol ary.-BallkMyon’vtkaara that I'va koan IkroHk Wdd/ssssaag. ' was going oa, aod hat lava »aa the doiugi. Nrvarthalaaa, I'hamildaass that da- ‘Aidkow did van over,-uBit the diflirii.iy .' ootod uir aiaiakli disposition, aad with t pro. trtlala ‘1 told thaaamniiltiri that 11 they «umd Jsaca ihttKtaauriibar s-.spicieai. Ikaaoa-/7*m*. hU a mvttiag of both patilti, I wunldviva tnutd ta livits tbs lair lady, on tha oaa kaad (ham my opialM. That mritlug was callad, eot lotsn a passisa that might blue Iramop- ■al girls!—wba. by tba by, are net tngal aitbar, but vastly more ehirming than any Divnb rt ol tba aagallc hosts that at rriaeni-bar to btvt smb in picrnrtt or alttwbtri!*. Hiic/.m fati Aamtot our Western rivtre aras, ihaliotv, tl at the pilul watki ahttd at night, and pomti II't tbc way «Itharaudls, Dnrlng the dry •I iMB, a aitr U ao acarra, Ua! a pailful vrastad Dee# ate Kvalhlars that Iriihmcn aarnaat. «Jild ebmk tba •ommarceaf halt a dorea ly dou oa-eorn#f groaarlM ted l<«g fane- « K«Im>»lBg 1® Ibaaa parK tnnst hi FKMAI.K BRAl TV. ar THArEEtAv. The paiDi aad paoaltiea of being at onct ■aiuUful and good are inimitably act forth I the followingpusagc from Thackeray: r.verybody who her once seen Erminia, te-nembera her. Tate is brnefirent to the mao »fore wbOM eyta at the parka, or ehniThet, ■r theatres, or publir or private istembliea. I ’bfowi Krminia. To see her face ii a per ,snal kindness lor which one ought lo hr nukful to fortine; who might have »hnwH »o Caprcito, wiia hn whiskers, or I elissw. vith her wvage ey i instrcd of the calm and ffacefni the tender aud beanGfal Lrm'iiila 'then she comes into t!,c room, it is like i, Vantifni airol Mo/.art'» breaking upon yoi. vhcn she países througu a ball-room, even •mdy tnrni and uks, who ii that priuccis'-kat fairv lady’' Kven the women, cspaeialh koae who are most bcantif'dl tbrmielvea, ad' .lire her. By one of thoae kiuJ frcaai oi lavuhliHii ahieh nature Ukes, she hu endowed this yanag lady with nearly every kind of pcrfet. '»3; Ilia given herackarmiag face, a prrt'» arm, apure heart, a fine perceptioo and wit ap-etty sente of humor, a langh and a voiir tkat are u sweet u mniie to hear, for Inno ceuce and tenderneas ring in cverv accrnt. (id a grace oi movement which ii a eurioiity to watch, for in every attitude of motion o; i-ipote her form move, or (ettlea into beautv. ‘‘ perpetnal grace aueumpaniei her.-1 have before laid that I am an old fogv. On tie day when 1 leave oft admiriug, I bopr 1 shall die. To see Krminii is not to fall in love with bir; there are some women too hindtomr, a, it ware, for that; aod 1 wonld is soon think nl making my self iniserabla becanse 1 could not marry the moon, aad make the sUver-iMwed cc4des( Diana Mri. Pacifico, ai 1 should think of having auy pcraonii aspirations towards Erminia. Well, then, it happened tbe other day tbatthii almost peerltb creatnre, on a viiit to the conntry, met tuat ÍTcat poet, Timotbeui. whoie hai iwtion it not far from the eonntry-faonse of Erminia’* friend, and who, noon leeiag Ihe voting ladv. felt fcr her that admiration which" every rain at U'.e txperieacn npon beholding her, and «bien, if Mri. Timotheui had not been an cxceedinglv leaiiule ptrsou, wonld have eani-nd •Treat jealoeey be’weca her and thr great Mrd. her hntb(b*)a. But. cl*irii*ing tod beau* tiful herself. Mri. Timothtusraa even pardon mother woman lor isriog so; nay, wim prr-tect Lood lense, ibmgh .-xsr-.bly wuh a li/f/, tactllious enthusiasm ib'; protuies to share to IU fallrsl extent the iJmiration of tbc il-Instrious 1 iiiiutncus lor the youn" beauty.— After having made himself Wtll acquaiutcd «ith Krminii'i perfections, the fimon; vo-toij of Apollo and leader of the tanefnl choir lid what might he expected from inch a poet nndcr lUi h circnmstaaces and began to (ing. This is the way in which nature has provid ed that poets ihonld cip.^ea their emotions. — W aen thrv lee a btantiful creature thev straightway fitl to work «ilb their ten lyl-lab.ei and eight lyllabit.-, with duty rnyming to beauty, vernal to eternal, riddle to tiddie. or what yon plcsic, and turn out to tbc hcsi Jf their ability and with great pains and aeatnesa on their own part, a eopr of vcrsev ■-praise of the adorable object. Imyielfmay have doubt about the gcn.. incocas of the artielc prodnevd, or of the pai (len which venti itiel in this wav, for ha« cana man who lai to assort carefoílv his tens «nd eights, »o make his epithets neat aud me. lodioni, to hunt he-e aud there for .-hvrnes, and lo bite the tip of his peu, or pace the gravel wiik in froat of his house, searching tor K'e«—I doubt. I saj.huwa man wh" must go fhropfrh the abuve procesa befo'e '.nrning out a decent set of verses, can be ac-tnateJ by such siroug feelings »» yon aud I. • bin, in the days of lour youth, with no par-t;cuj5r preparation, hut with our hearts tuH of manly ardor, aud leader, revpeetfni admir-s't- u we WM*. to thi Sacchañi.» !vi the tirue bci.iR, aud poored o it our soali at her feet, 1 oat sort of eloquence comes sponUnejnilj; that poetry doesn’t requii-e rbvme-jiogling' ind metre-sorting, but rolls out ot yoo you don t know how. as much, perhaps, to voor owu snrpriie as w tttstof tuc bclnvtd object whom yon addreai. '* lo my iimi', I KnoA whenever 1 began to make verses abimt a woman, it was w hen my ““i l®“K"rvery violently imitten sbont her, II d tne versea were a surt of men-Ul dramanJ artificial atiumuiui with which s man worked himself up to represent cntha--‘(«mg&d perform pt**iod. Well, well; I tee what you mean; 1 am jealous of him. Timotheui’ veraea wera beau-tiful, that I the laci-confuund himi aod I sish I eoiild write as well, or half u well, indeed, or do anything to give Erminin picas, are Like ta houct man aod faithful icr-rant, he went and made the beat thiag he coulJ, and laid this offvriog at beauty'a feet, n bat cau a gentleman do more'; My dear Mrs. Pacifico here rcmarki that 1 uever made ds ■ a copy of vrriea Ofeonr«< lot, mylovc. 1 am not averac-making man lor are von that sort of objert-that aort oi ‘"■-'f* • “».» »s.v at which, were 1 a poet. I •oiild choote to discha.rgc thuae «loge/ihafts if Apollo. Wneu Erminia got the verae. aud read ihem, she laiJ them dowe, end with oac ct he prettiest aad most afleeting emotioe< ’•hicli I ever saw in my life, she began to cry 1 little. The veraei ol eunrsa were fall ol praises of her betnly. ' They all tell me mat, ihe said, "nobodv carra forautthiic bo! that," cried the gentle and -eusitive creature, feeling within tktt ihe had a tbousiad accompliihmeok. attractiou. and charmi. vhich her hundred ttauusiud lovers would not see. whilst they were idmirinR her mere out-*ird fuure and head-piece. I once heard ot another lady, "rf# tar U V Vf/c,” as 1 ou St De Boordeilles seis, who, sl er looking at her plain fare in the gliaa, ■sid. beautifully aud pathatieaily, “1 am lure I Hiunld have made a good a if. to any man. if he could but have got over my lace tad ■lewniling her maidcubood ia tLi touehiag sod artlrii manner. My ng that ahc had a •jeart lull ol love, if luyhudy wonld aecepl It—(nil u( faith and dvvotiou, could ibr bul find some man on whom to brstnwlt; sha bol 'Chuad the sentiment which I have mentioaad above, and whu h causad in tbe pride ot her biaiily tha meltuckoly ol the laud aud vie. lorions beauty, "W'e an loll of Tova and • ladnass. ye roml" esch sayi', "of truth aad purity. W r don't care abaiit pas. good looks, i.'onld we hut littd the right iiiiu—tka man • ko loved ns (or onnclvei, wa woald aadow hiai wiihall the treasures ol our bearti, lod devote our livaato make kirn kappy." I aJmirtaudravarsaca Errainia itaara.and tbe siiiiple, oeart sirickaa plaint ul tbt other forsaken lady. Hhe la Jcphtba'a daogkur, roodvmnad by no fa Ttaf her owt, hnt doom ed by late to dissppear ji'iia among wamte, t he other isaqiieiu in hi r splaador, to wpoui ill the Urdsoud priuCss bow down aad ps< « irship. "Ak! ” snjsshe, ' it is to tba queei. son are knaeling, «II ot yon. I am a woman under this crown and this ermine. I want to ae loved, aud nut to he warsbip|isd; aad loto «UoArd tu love IS gives lo tvvrybody hni ma.” How uiiicli tiucr a «om.iiTs ultura IS thM a n.aa’i by an ordinance of aalar* (or the purpose no doubt divnrj 1 how mach parar iii.i If.s seusml than ours, is iu that (act an .'111 suliiig to iiiiishapvJ mm, 'o u*ly mao, lo litt'e msn. t'l giaiiis, to old men. to paoi ■lin.to men n arrrd * !h the sisiallpoi. or ever so iiiigalaly or oofortanalc—that than ill.l'vuhs nr misnspi''-■n't i.illnanet waoiea ri'gvdinglhim, sad that 'kttwkwardrit lal iii« has a rhancc for J p’Tie W hereu, wkee rr tirnlH that wean-, nilcf « room, Wa sidl< u'l Bat'<rally towtrils tha p.altivst wamta; It i-’thcp'fttv lace .n't (ignra whteh «ttraet as If IS uot virtna, nr merit or meatal rkiras, rail iiaitad. hr they ever aa gratl.

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