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NUMBER 167 --NEW SERIES.

1\’ORWALK, or. TUESDAY, MARCH 11, 1851.

G. S. Ferry,

Attorney and Counsellor at Law.
I"lIa!3ory’s Btnildirig.

Ojicc hours front 8 to I52 o't'lr,-r/.'. A. 111.; and

frmri 1 lo 6 0'cloc/c, 1’. AI.

c. 5; Ci. .-Ci1is”i:_s.é§_iiit.r.",
Attorneys ttlltl (3t}lilP.§(‘II0l’S at law.

 

Oifice over J. r‘t‘i‘.aF.tlo:r't_r 3.; (30.75 Store,

1\‘oruv.\r.1c, CirNN.

George A. Davenport,
Atto1'ntry and Ce-titiscliar at. law.
Ojice I-Vrsl Side l/zc Brarfgc,

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CAR PET|l\'(,?r

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Sheetings. Tfianneis, Bette .«S‘=~«,c.
NOR\NAL.K, CT.

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sassanrr-as
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7 3-‘ Il IS s_\ rup coirtairrs no O/tiarrr, ‘ulnrricl.
or any ririireral whatever. but is (:t)tttpos-
ed eiitirt-ly ttftlitise routs, lit-rlrs, and \'ogt-.tzrtrlr-
srilrstziirt-es which lrirre a spt-cific irrfliicruze up-
on the lr,iirgs. and tlieircoririi-cred orgarrs. Its
't'Iiirrtrrl1'.itIcr_'_/,7('r.i‘, is to allay all in itatioir, at d gen-
tly rerii-rve tlte-;r/1/trgrti tltttl otlier triorlritl set-t'o
tions front Ill('Illt‘tttil and ai-i'-p:rs.<agt-s; thus re-

". lIt’VlIlfl{ the t.‘.t)t.l"ll. f/‘I sit/rt/uirt ~‘i’i’rc/"rt ft/rtrrtzr/.7ort
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and other catises wl:iclr give rise to it‘. It also
stirnulates and ll}l[t:ll'lS a licaltlry tone to the
lur-gs ll'lettlSPl\'t‘S. tlrert-by cnahliirg tlreiri more
tliorouglrly to r etnove lrnrrr tlu-. lrlood lllt).\‘t‘.llil;tll-
rifles and tliscasetl particles. which. if l‘(‘lttltt(‘tl.
do so much nriscief in the systerir, :1 (I lay the
fouirdatiori for ll'lt“.lt:tl)lt-\ Coristlrrrlr/ion. It also
exerts a tlecided act‘ori ripoii the skin. and as-
sists nature in expelliirg. tlii'<rt,rgli the QXIIZIIPIIIS
much of that rirortrid rrrzriter whit-Ii would titli-
ei'wise be tlirowii back upon ttrc lirrrgs. thus rc-
lieving them ofa part of their work. and ren-
deriirg the :<ys‘it-irr pure and lrr-irlrlry. \Vlreir
IttbHt't:l(3s are t'.rr'rrriii_«__{, ll clzvcks tlreir rlevt-‘top
merit and fiir2her' pro_;=r'r>ss: or if ulccratiorr has
taken place. it. assists the li.tirg.< iii t.lrrowirr}_r off
the corr'trptt>d iiiatter'.strtrtlis the irritatiorr. lit-rnls
tlte tiles-r':rti-tl cavities. and r'esttrr'es thorn agaiir
to lrealtlry at-tion. Tlris iiretlieino. tliei'el'.'rr'e.
is not a p./zlt'itzI.icc titeicly. \\'lllt‘.ll only t'cliert-s
for the tirire trelrirg, lint. is a t.'rorrur_g:’r currzlrrc.
as it strikes at the very tort of the tlISP:l$(‘., and
lry reiiioviug it. renitrve.~' at once all its rvriioio
and atteritlzrirt corrsctprorices. Tliisis itsr/is.'r'n—
guis/iirig c/rctrrtc/.er'i.s/in-—-it ltl'Opt~’l‘iy posse.-ts:-.rl
in equal power. by no other riitrciciire of like
nature now lrelim-. the prrblii-.,
CIIICUL.-\lIb'. &C. ,

As no 0t‘tlittnt'_V-.~‘i7.t’.ll tltlt'utIl.~'t‘.tttt’ltl'. can fully
explain the nature and nrei'its oftlris ill'Il(‘li‘, the
Ptoprietors have pnlilrslred a new cv.'rr-1/fur‘. giv-
ing the fLislnr_i/ of/fr7'.s rrrcdicirrc; the r/6.57-ri/2/inn.
naf.urr,t§-.r., of is pi'rrrcipal iirgrt-die-rrts, llltr t-fl‘.-cl
tlii-y are th-.sigr‘re.il to have upon the lungs and
liver. and a copious r'i-f-weirre to the pci'srr/is
ttffrrr liurc f)(:l.’I7 curcif Iii; 2'.l—-j_-iviirg ‘heir rrarncs
and i'esit_lt-tit-es even to IlH'll‘ irurrrlri-.r. Tlroso
who are /,r-oubfcif it-it/r. (1 cor/,_r_,r/r, or whose lrirrgs
are in the lt'tl.\I' t-ffectcd, are t-ar'iiestl_y tlessr'etl
to call upon the Agents iratrrel below. and pro-
cure oria trftliost-. plrarnplets. It. can be had
gratis and will well repa_t,' a perusal. 'l‘ho
"Iir'nI..sorrltmzll/L," and ‘* rt/mi/I. /:il.7in_{_,r cold,"
may he wortlr to _\'ur.rr'.-elf and faintly,

Il[]_.\;DI'lI';I)-5‘ ()l" I)(,)LL.=X I155,
in the sliape of Doctors‘ liillsstivtstl. be.~5i«_leS be-
ing to means of proloirgiirg rrrairy a valuable
life.
\V:\RfIi\.N'l‘Y.

Such is our (:0ttlltl(-.ttt3tt in its virtues, that we
are willing to wstrrarrt this riierliciire in every
case rfrcccnl. ('Uf(/. (wlret'e ltsvtl trccortling to
the thrcctiorrs on prige 7th oftlro painpliler. in-

side the wrapper of ;-each bottle.) and where
the net‘.-'oir is not sirtrslretl that he is deriving

benefit from it, by returning the bottle within
24 hours time, ~

Tl-IE HONEY
will be return d.
pa mphlet. inside the wr.rppei'ol' eacli lrottlt-..

5:?‘ lie sure to risk for Dr. A. lltrgtws’ riyrur

of Livcrworl. Tar, and (furrc/ralugurt, and let

no other Ire paliiied on you.

CAu- ro_\'.——Nonc garirtirtc. uizless thereis on

the bufi'wrapper, a note of /ram/. signed witl

ripen, by A L. SC-OVIliI. 6.’. CO.

For Sale, wlrolesalc. and retail. by A. L.

SCOVILL 4&2 CO.. l’ropi'ietoi-s, at tlieir priu

ci,)nI, Depot, GO',I‘I'llC' I'li\LL., .f\'0, 316

Brmzr/way. New York, to whom all orders fur

the Blediciire, and letcrs relating to agencies,

should be atltliessed post putti-

Also, for sale iir Norwalk lry J. A. \VEl§D
and \V. E. BISSICLL.

Pricc—-In large bottle, 351,00-; or six bottle
for $5.00 ‘ 9

 See page 3d of the

Ready fiiade Clothing.
TIIIC SL’ll)SCl'll)Bl' has on haird and intends
keeping a good assortineiit. of Ready Made
Cloiliingofall kinds. Also, a good assorttnent
of Cloths, C:issiiriei'es, aird Vestirigs, which
he will rrr:-iko up to order in good style and at
Slt'»t't l‘l(.lIl(2(:.
N. I3. l’ar'ticular' atteirtion paid to cutting.
'I‘l-I();\I.'-XS RILISY.
Nnrwalk. Felr.‘25,1S5l, 9

Z't‘.i.- -@2513? lr."i*EA.E7‘-3 GE.i%’E‘§§E‘N"'.
5' VIII‘) sulrscrilreis have constziiitly on hand
a large assorttirerrt. of II Carly Made Clotlt-
ingr of all kinds. tlcsrcr-iptioirs. and sizes. wliicli
\ ill be (rift-.i't-it.l at rrrrpr'et:ederitetl low pi'it:es.—
Any persoir wislring a good suit of winter
(‘ltllllt-‘S at a less pritze lltan they can be pirr-
clrast-d at any other estalrlislrriietit in this
town, is i'espct;tfull_v invitt-rl to call at. the store
of Ll'l'l*l.-XUE R. ck’. TURK.

measly R-‘Ea-zie ttifilothing.

7- ‘ill IC sltl)>_'(:Illt('l' iias tal.eri the store next to

' the one occtrpictl by M r. lsaiics. which
he lrris filled with a clroice :rs.~:(ri'!irrt=irt ofre:rdy
riiaile (:lottrirr_:_r, caps. hats. unrlrre-llas. t\'c. Per-
soirs irrte.ni_ling to putclrase will do well to call
and exarriiiie his stock, for he will sell goods as
cheap as can l)0 found elsexx-lit-r-i-._

ill.-\G.\’l£l’t & BALL.
N0l'\\'ttll(. .I-an. 13th. 1851. 2
EEOIBGHZD 4‘-33.4. Lycra,
I.\rr-irr:'rr-zas AND CoM.\1tssio.\'
II A RD\\"A.Rl'I M ISRCII.-XN'l‘S,

 .-,_1 Crlfillg I) r'cspi-t:ttitll_\‘ call the attention of
 I iirt-rrt:l::ii‘rts and irrairulircl'rtrei's to t)tIl'
e.v.tr-rrsi\'t~.-. assoitrrreut of I;lill'tl\\’:tl't’. corrrprisirrg
:ilrrro.—t r-viii’; nrti-:le of liirglisli, Gerirrarr and
Aiireiicziri ltI:Itt:tlitt:tUt'(*, aird we _:_ruar:iirlee to
you that our prir-r-s are as low as any lioirse irr
lhrsttrir or ;\i-w Ytrrk. Of this you can satisfy
yoiirxself by calling oti us at 8;} \\"ater street,
lJ)l'ltlg(*ili)lI.

Reyuaond étz. E-‘tfieatt,
\VIIOI.lCS.~\Ll£ 6'; ii E'l‘AII.. Dl£.»\LERS
lri (}r'trcei'it-.<, l’r‘tivisitrtis, lfltrt.tt', lfeetl, Salt.
l3‘i<h. (,‘.r-ircla:-r’_\j and (-ilrrss \Vare. \Voodeu and
\Viilo‘.'.-' \\-’at'e. Broorris. r\lat.~:. &t:.. écc.
No 2 Witter‘ sl... Nurtcitf/.'. Conn.
of-eorge .43.. Bisselll,
A(.ilC_\"l‘ OI" TIIIC _
.’.~r;ieric.:-its Ithitirail Irdfe Itisttintice Co.
Oi7I"‘lClC IN :\l:'\Ll.0l{Y’S l5UlLI.)I'i\'G.
55. E. fitiznstead,
\VIIOLF.S.-\LI3 8: 'Rl£'l.‘.-\lL DICAIJICR IN

Gi'ocei’ies. lflorrr. l’i'ir\'isiorrs. Salt. Powder. &c,
t\o. 1-1 & I6 Mairi st., Norwalk, Ct.

 

Lee§»;'n'ooa§, Iiatiztést 5:. Co.
i\i.—\.\ L‘1~‘.‘-.(:‘t‘L'rt‘.t-‘.ttS or
TIN, SlIEl:I'l'-llI()-N. 6; l3l.I.»\SS \VARES
A.\'o t)1-I.-\t.t-ills r.\'

,_,‘_1'l‘(‘;"."ES. t':rtrge.'s, lrrririri-es. lreatcr's and
53 drrtnis, hollow ware. sad irons, castirrgs,
slit-t-t. lt.-ad and lead pipe. stove pipe and zinc.
brass lxeltios, cn!ler_\-'. porcelain, jappair and
brittaiiia wares. china, crot:kei'y and glass 1
ware. Fe-rrton errziirn-llt-il wn1'es. br'tr.~;lres and
lll3llt‘llt’S. gliiss lprrter-ris, clrain puiiips, Miller's
water proof oil paste lr!ackiir7_'. liesli caiirplierie
and lrrrrrrirrg fluid. \\':rsliiirg and )‘(‘.:I.\‘I powders,
store and slnrt-. lrlrtt:l\irrg. \\'_rappiirg paper,
wt-i«_-lrts, lrroorns. pails. tt'a\.':<, bowls and tulrs.
st-ivcs, ur:r!ts_ wash lriraids, ladies. stamps,
spoons. clothes baskets, bellows, 5Cc., (Sic.

For $a1e.
TII E .<rrlrsi:i'ilrei' otli-rs for sale his farm

 

 

in the ~to\vrr of \Vost‘poi'.*. 1% miles front the
lrritlgo, ‘3 rrrili-s from {\'or'\va?k, and nire-.~li:ilf
mile froirr \Vcs|port. rai’r'oat,l station. Tlrero is
a grind two-story dwelling in good rt-pair‘, a
large barn, trar'riage lltt|l.‘~'t‘.tttl(l (till!-‘l' lrriilrlitrgs.
'l‘lu-ro is an :.-_l;irirtlant:t-: of f:-tiit ti‘i-cs. cotisistiiig
of a; pie. pt-ar pear-lr. plttnr. etc. Tlrere is it
tit-vet‘ l'aiIitt,L'. -"“l"l’l.Y of (‘..‘.(.'(.‘llt‘llI \\':t'9l‘. The
place is plerr.~:rrrtl_t,-' ltrcatml, overlookiiig the
.‘-ionrrtl, and errsy of ztccess froni airy drr'et:t.ioii.
Terins of purchase and |):t_\'lltt’:ll. Ill‘-'-llt‘. eirsy.
.lOSl§l.’l‘I SCRIISNEIT’.
\Vestpor-t. Felt 23. 1851. Stf

 TREES,
A '1' Ttrr-1
SOUTII NOR\V.-'tLl{ l‘lURf.3I§I’tY.
7 "ill I‘: Sltl)::t'.l'llrDl'S r'e::pct_:tl'i.rlly solicit the at-
tention of lfruit. $1l'tt\V(*l‘$. to their stock of
'l'r'e-es. t:oir<ist'rirg of t-lroit-.t-. .~\p;:Ie. Peat‘. Clint‘-
r',t'. Plurir, »\pr':t-of airrl Pt-':t(‘lI 'l‘r't-res . ttr_-._r,t=tlre.r'
with it good variet_\‘ of Orrraiirerrtal Ti'ecs and
Shrubs. sricli as. lCver'gi'ci-ris, :\'iourrtaitr Ash,
I'loI'st*. Cllt-‘..~‘-lllll, &c Also, a very fine lot of
Isalit-lla and Catawlra Gtnrpe vines. Also, on the
first of Novcirilrer. a large lot trftlrat ltll‘,t_tfi deli-
cious lror'r'y tho 'l‘r'ue‘ {ted .-\irt\\fei'rr I'Ittsplrert'y.
lfleslr firrri. rich. _'pric_y, with a fine. sweet. lri_'-aft
flavor. Tlrer'e is a :+r'i‘r:iil Iiorl Arrtworp, which
has been largr-ly tlisseirririatetl; it is poor
and wortlrless in C.()ttt|t:tl'I.\‘nlt with this noble
lri-rry. . (x‘r~:o. Sr-:'\'Moni'. & Co.
Saul}; .\'0rical/r, Ucl. 26, 1.8.30. 44
Raymond tit: Mead.
I-V/rofmufc and Rslrti/. [):a!'cr's in
Grrecorics, Provisions. Sac.
‘E’ AVING taken the store No. .2 \Vatet'
strt-er. (\\‘(‘..~‘I side of the bridge.) would
i-usrrcctlrilly inform the inlrabitants oftlro town
ofNorw:.ilk and viciiiity. that: tlrt-y liavc anti
lirtend keeping on hand the tires: exteirsive as-
sorrrr'n=.rrt of (ii-tr(:i~ics, I.’rovisioris, l“lour. Feetl,
Crtrcltery, (r‘rlas:~'. \Vooileir, and \Villow ware,
(kc. ever‘ lrefore off't-.rt-.tl to the t-itizeirs of this
place; which tlr_c_\‘ will sell for C./LSH, at pri-
ces I,/ml ranrrol,/'1/.if to pfr:u.sc.
57:35“ The pulrlic are respectfully invited to
callaird exairrine fortlicirrselves. ‘ 3-8

 

Boarding and Day School,
FOR YOUNG LADIlCS——No'r-wuf/c. Ct.
rrr.-3. L0rlf.>'u A. .s...zi/i. 1’ri~ct‘.rral-
VIII‘) \Viiiter session corriincrrces on the

first. \Vt-driestlay of Novetrihei'. Tc.rnrs—
l~‘or Board, and wasliirrg. Tuitioii in t.lte En-
glish briint:lies, Mttsic on the l’iano or Guitar.
Di'aw'rirg. Paintiirg, French and Latin langua-
gcs—$l00 per session of five inonths—witl1out
mrisic $80 per session. '

Day Sclrolai-s—English studies and music,
 pei‘qltat'teI'. Ettgillsll studies alone’. prima-
ry. $4—~lrigbor' per quarter.

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Horse a.n,<1 62:‘ Cards‘.
DOZ. fiistqrial ty copper teeth curds‘
rec’d and for sale by

SfI‘RE»E’I.‘ Ls; Q.UINTAR19.

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POETRY.
The Child at Pr:ayer-
"fwns sirinrrrer eve——tlre rosy light
Had faded frorrr the sky
And stars carrrt-. twirrltling pure and bright,
Tlrrotiglr the blue arch on high;
The we-stcrii lir'm-ze::strl'rly stole,
To kiss the slcepirrg flower.
And nature were her sweetest: smile.
To bless the twiligtlr hour.

There sat. within a curtairr’d room,
A inotlreryourrg arid lilIl'--

\Vlrat. voice coirrus softly tlirongli the gloom?
‘Tis t:ht|dlrood's voice in pray’r,

A clrerub boy is kneeling now.
Bositlc that riiotlier’s knee,

She who had tauglit him when to bow
Before the Deity.

A fatlrer on the distant deep,
A sister sruurl_r'r'iirg near,
A babe upon his rrrotlier’s breast,
And that l\lIl(I irrotlier dear:
For every living thing lit‘. loves,
llis pray'i' ascend to lit-aven,
And for lrirrisclflie lrurnbiy asks,
Each sin rrray be forgiven.

And oft in at'ter years, when grief,
Sliall how his spirit down.

And the world, the cold and bitter W0l‘ltl,
Shall meet him with a l'ro\vn,

Or when alluretl from virtuc’s path,
He trends :1 tlaiigerous way :

Oh! he will turir to this sad hour,
\\"lien first he knelt to pray.

And the kind lraird which then was laid
Upon his silken hair:

And the suit voicewliicli taught him first.
I-lissiriiplt.-. words of prayer-—

\Vill corne again with thrilling power
To still his pulses wild,

And lure him back in tlial. dark hour,
As siiiless as a child.

Tire prayer is o’er the last. fond kiss
3y that ltltttl mother given;
But rises irot fi'oiirscciies like this.
That ttlriltlislt prayerto lreaveii?
It does, it does. air angel's wing
I-ins bnrno its tones Wlllt jtty.
And the earnest lrtt-ssiirg whit-.li it sought
Curries on the sleepiirg boy.

‘ iiirstiiri_.i.‘;1ir\‘rf

TREE l‘t1§;‘-li£'E‘iN(n‘r.
A '1‘.-XLIC or 'rui-; Kt-.‘VirLU'l‘l01\'.
In the central portion of the county of
VVTt.‘:It'ltt"éI.t?l', in the State ofNew York. is a I
nt-at little village ltt—"ttl‘Iltg' the narnr; of \.\-7113;,-J»
l’l;iirrs—- a noun: rnarlc irrerrioiable by its in-
tim-.itc associatioti with that rcnr:ir'l-:alrle con-
tr.-st which gave to the worl-..l it \\'aslir7rr:_rroti
and a rratiorr. A little ttorlil-P.'iSl. from “the
vill2r_«___ri-, winds from among the hills at little
t~I.l'e'dt1'l wliich courses its oway If-__zctrtl_v to the

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south. A darn was long since thrown across
it, along the Burlford road at a point >0 favor-

able as to sivr-ll its waters into a pciitl ofsrrcd
-onsider: ble :i.rrerr.~:i0ns as to beolteii digni-
fiarl with the tianre of (1 lake.

This beatrtiftil lakr: (Loch St. Mary, as it
was cl‘rr'i.~ti-in-rd by our friend Mzitzdonriltl)
lies (.'Ol‘it’t.‘E|lt'tl arnong abrupt hills, which on

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one side conic towerrn«__r down to the water’s
etlg-it, and on the other" sweep away with a
more gentle lawn-like slope. It is in the

midst of the wildest and inostgrom-antic scene-
ry, and is it lovt-l_v SpOl.——ltrVcly in his loneli-
tress and serlnsiori as well as in its shady
walks and placid, Silvery waters; and the
liztlrny brt-ath of er.-errlng. as it floats arotititl
it in the beains of the surnmcr moon, is often
f'r-i~r'gluct.l Wilh the warm sighs of young and
dreanry love.

At the head of“ Loch St. IV'I:tt'y,” where
the creek. n:canders frorn among the hills, is
a Slot-ittg't‘1lVltte which at the time of the
Revolution,w:rs studded thickly with large
trees that still fur‘tlier' deepened the solitude
and vnvelopetl the spot in cool and delightful
eliadows.

In this S\Vt'_‘b£ISOllllttle two ardent souls full
of the hopes and dreams and joys of love,
had appoirrtotl a stolen interview The ur-
my of W:islriir_<_vtori was t-ncanrped on the
lllllStlt'0'.tntlIl1t3 vrllagr-,atril that of I-lowe was
S'pl‘t‘-tltl over the plain which 5Il't'lt‘ll8S away
to the south. The country was iii a state of
great cornrrrotion and alarm, lint the yearn-
ii'rgs ttftltv young heart break tlrroirgh all
such li~-el)lc r'estraiats, and the trytring tiriie
is l\’t'pI,\\’lli1I,i-~\’(‘l' may interpose.

Prompt to the mornetrt, the lady first ap-
pearetl at the ripplingstreanrl;t.. She was ac-
coirip-arricil by her black servant, who amus-
cd lie-r'st*lf by pluckttrg the scatttaretl wild
flowers which even, at that late seasori, still
liir»__rer-oil to adorn the valley, and tlcclciug
with them the fair brbw of her young mis-
tress. Tlic light lrcurted nrairlerr, St,‘tII(;‘(l oti
the ft'€t§__{tttt’ttI of a i'ocl~:—-sufI'ci'ed the aucti-
tions of her fairhftil and affr-ctionate servant,
while she ran through her tuind the S\Vt‘(_‘I.
arid tender’upbraidings wlrclr she iritcinled
to lrt‘.~to\v on her dilatory lover‘; and their
sufii I't'(.l lrcr ziueritiorr to rvarrder to the wild
scent-. around her.

It was a warm bright. day early in Octo-
ber; the sun was riding gloriously in the
wrest, but his I)t‘tlmS scarcely penetrated the
arbor where she sat, the little str'_r.-amiet
poured its sivery waters along‘ its pebble bed
in pleasant murmurs, and the air, mellowed
into freshness by the shade, fanned gently
tlirough the valley. ,

The maidrn was, evidently, not insensible
to the charins of this‘plei1satr‘. solitude. I‘l(~3l'
llL't1l"i\V.tS frtll of ;:.n.-rry anl joy, anal e very-
ilring zround her looked bright and beauti-
ful. She sat for a few minutes in silct‘rcc,
and then flinging back the locks from her
alabz-Stet‘ neck, greatly to the drst_ur'bancc of

melody, which rang in swectnesstlii'ou"gh the
g,-0,9,. and which she probably" l'm'ped would
fall on the ear of her approaching lovc.r.——
VVhcn the strain was concluded, and she had

Dinah's dvcoratiorrs, broke out in a wild

“ Forget to come! Dinah,” i-xclairnéfd the
young lady with affrctcd amazement, and
laying a particular emphasis on the word
‘ forgot,’ “ he must have a bad memory, truly
and pray why did not Iforgct to come?”

" Ob, Misses I-]r:lcn’s lieari no let her for-
get. Slictink of Mrssa Etl\\’fll‘(l too mtrcli
antl tieber forget notliin’ what he says. But
I tell yoti, Misses Ht-lcn,tl.e geminen ncbcr
rink nothing about do lady when they have
any thing else to .flt.‘Cl. upon.”;

“ Dinah! Dinali I” exclaimed the fair
girl, archly, “ you are too ccirsorious; what
has liappcned bet\\'rcn you and Cue-sar?——
The good-fornothin-rnan, to make you say
such riritr,<_rl'ny things.” .

“' i\'o,Misses I-lelen, Caesar am no was
dun udder nicn. Dry all liab human nater
in ’em,arrd .\'lassa E-lward, I \vai'rant you,
hab as much as any ob ’cm. He berry good

he f0t‘gt't do hour, dat's sartaiir.”

“ Not very certain, L‘ll.llel‘, Dinah,” replied
I-It-lcn with a smile, " he may be iieuiiirctl
by sortie pressing call,cr by accidcntor by or-
ders from his .~.uper'ior ofIiccr's—-iro, nrr,l_)inah
he has not so bzirl a memory as you suspect.
See here IJ‘iriah.” she continued, drawing a
rniiiiature playfully frotn her bosoin and
liolrling it up before the face of her altcndiiiit
while one of her‘ white, tapering fingers
pointed to the manly couiirc-nzincc, “ do you
doubt such a face as that? no, no, l:):llilIl,
nt.‘Vt'l‘ fear, Ire has not f():‘g()l.t€‘.l't me yet,” and
she pressed the picture to her beautiful lips.
At that inoment afoot.-tr-p was li-2-aril ap-
proaclring, and the m.ridcrr turned, with ii
joyous t-oorrtciiarice, and spratrq forwviinl as
site caught the figure of a man in the dis-
tance, (‘.\'Dt'C'.lll1_[lO meet the enrbrace of her
lover. But she was doomed to a sad dimp-
poirriinrrit Instr-ad of the light and grace-
ful form of E-.l\\':.ll‘ll Burton her eye ni.-:1 the
powerful fraine and hard features of a rrran
who rrriglrt be a soldier,'T_or he might belong
to one of those prowling bands of robbers,
known in ilri- larigriage of the times as skin-
!lt'l’.‘~‘, or ('tr\V boys.

I-I--lt=n’s fir.-t impulse was to fly, bur§-.1 Sec-
cond Il10u<_t_IIl tlclei'rriricd her to a difii-rent
course. She saw at orrcc, that escape was
irnpossiblc, L‘.Vt_‘tl if there was dairgger, and
pi-rlraps she had nntliing to ft-ar. She there-
fore waiti,-d his approaclr with the l'rL“$l show
of cotnposrin: which she could assume.
t\~lt~arrtirne Dirrali had taken C(‘rttt't:€l ofhcr
fears and trrarltiiig the bi-st possiirlt-3 use oflicr
legs, lld.t.l put as rnuclt space l)t'l\\'t)(‘ll lici'st-.lf
and the sirpposed (longer, as to quite restore
ll='I' Salfp0sS§S5ioit,"tri(l ttaowiirglit.-r’sr lfbcliiirt.l
a tree which l;Ifiir'rc.:ciI iicur the root, slit:
placed her heart In twt-r n the lrrariclli-s, and
c-.rrrriou.~ly ycercrl tlrro’ the r.-pr;-rr space to
xv;-tr.-ii the fate oflrr.-.r' yotizrg rni.~tr'css

The Illll'lItl(’|'Slt’[ll.t€tI f(rt\\'t‘il‘tl and gazed
into the face of the bi-autilnl girl with so
much inrpn-.lr-rice as to L'()ll\’ltlL't3~-llt‘.l' at once
that rllt‘. had met with no fricnd, and Slit‘. full
back, almost iristirictivcly, a few paces to
avoid his ruderiess.

“ You are a sweet wetrch,” said he coldly
" and it is not for such me to l|'t'&l. you
rouglily, but I must not for that rensori deg-
lcct to levy a t'£::tS0tti‘tlrlt‘. tributt-.”

"‘ Sir," said the young girl assuming a
calrirrics-s which he did not feel», " my fatlrer
is a soldier and has taught me that, honor
and justice arc. the bulwarks of a solrlicr’s
lrcart. You wc:1i'lr_v your side Sttttlbllllng
Ill‘-ll bears the appearance of a sword; surely
you will not disgrace ll. by injur-iirg a de-
feiicclcss girl.”

“ Not exactly 2'njrIrr'ra," said he layingr a
strwss on the last word, “ that is, if you have
any little gift with which to l'c\‘-Z1l'd tire for
irry ft-rbear‘arrct:.”

“ A gift, indeed [so it is booty that you
are ilIltrI' is that the training of Sir Henry
Clitrton’s f~.rllowcr‘s?”

“ No, no, girl, I liave not my training
.ronr Sir :Herir‘y Clintr.-ir’s school. I am only
a soldier at \\'lll~—-fl follower of my own-
plt::JSttt‘t‘, and by no l’llt‘ill1S bound by the rule
oflionor wlrich prcvail in carrrps. Never‘
tlit-less bcattty, you shall have fair trcaurit-irt
from me if you have a bounty to pay l'Ilt_' for
my l{lll(.ll'lL'.~'S. Let us see! That _]C\Vt*l at
your side I think you may very well spam”
“ Yes, tobbt-r, you shall have it,” she said
with some spirit, as she reaclrcd her beautiful
gold watch, the giftofher (lCp=.tl‘It:'.Ll ruother‘,
“ if you will but go your way in pcace.—
Take it and i'enreiiiber that she who was for-
ced to I)t‘:I(l\V it bade you amend your life ;”
so s:ryrn«_r she turned to depart.

"Stop, huzzy,” said the ruffian, with a coil
on his I p that showrd ho\v thoroughly lie
was pique-d “ Not so lltl>l_V. Fine. words

me. hlctliirilcs I saw youjusl now sliowirig
your black shadow, whose eyes are glaring
from bclrrnd yonder tree, another ltlnltcl
with which you might conifortably
part-"

I-It-lcii, to save. herself from a worse evil
had parted with the gift of her liclovotl moth-
er, but to ask her for the irrrnature l f licr lov-
er‘ was going to far, and she t‘Bpllt_:(l proinptiy
and with resolution:

“ No, robber you shall not have it—you
take it only with my life-..’?

“I would not be harsh with you, wrench,"
he replied, without being at all ruffled by
shot‘ denial, but at the same time laying hold
of her‘ slender arm with his powc-i'lull gmsrt-.
“ I would not be harsh with you, but know
that you are in my power, and that I am not
to be ti'ifl-.-it with. .I had a glance at the pic-

gettltttztl‘, but his watch run very .~low,or clsc ,

and moral .-pr-cclrcs do not miisfitd men like

v0L'trME .XXX1V.--N-.U1rtr3Eii‘t0.

her rescue.

“ There, robber, she exclaimed with some-
thing like an air of triumph, “ is the beard-
lcss boy, who sat for my picture ; you can
satisfy yourself with a view ofthe original.”

He irrinrediately released his grasp, and
I-lclcir, overcome with emotions, sank power-
less to The earth.

In anotlier moment the , otttlaiv was con-
fronted face to face with a yoiing officer of
the Ariierican army. No word passctl be-
tween them, but eacli seernetl to u‘n-lc.rstat1'd
that the other was :i deadly foe The sword
of Burton was already drawn, and the short
blade of the outlaw also soon leaped from its
scabb-.1i'd. Blow followed blow in quick
.'~:irct-cssinn. The Ilt"ilVy atttl powc.r‘firl fra.rne
of the outlaw was frirly maclicd by the agili-
ty of the ofIicc.r,wlro parii.-d his strong blows
"with great skill, rind, at lengtli he succeeded
in wountling him slightly in the arm. Still
the fight grcxv fit-.r'ccr, and it is unccrtaitr how
it. rrriglit have tci‘rniri:iti:d, had not Dirizih
stolen frtrttt her retreat and ci'ee.ping cautious-
-ly lrclrintl the robber, tripped his feet and
threw him on the grouiid. As he fell the
S\.\Ot’(l of his aataigonist pierced his body,uud
he arose no more.
lt‘luslii~:tl with passion and with his violent
(‘X'r"l‘llOtt.~‘, tlic young officer, for a moment,
st-emcd to forguttlio occasion whicli’callcd him
to this sctpir-.stcr*etl valley, and he still stood
lost iti thought over the dying body of the
rtrfiiarr, wlicu a voice called him to his sons-

lt was that of the faitlifu black.

“ Oh. r\‘I:rssrr Edward! Mars-a l“.dw:rr'd !—
you will l'r'rgl'itcri poor‘ Misses llelcn to death
sec! Silt‘ is dead alr'c:tdy.” ,
Tlir- young mair irnrnt-diately flew to the.
spot wlicre the r'ir-.iidc>n lay, and took lie-r.u“p
in his arms, while Dinah tirade a cup of
leaves and bi-oirgltt water’ froin the creek to
balltc Ilt..'l' temples. By ilieir united efI'or'ts
the fair girl was soon restored to conscious-
rmss, and made to Ultr'lt'l'Slitl)(l lrei's-.ifety from
danger‘ arid the p:rrticul:ir's of her cscapc.——
They rmnoved her from the scene of death,
sortie tlistauce up the ci'eok,an<.l sat her down
in a dcliglrtful sliadc, xvliere the ground was
covered with a soft carpct of velvet, and the
air was dc-liglitfully r‘t-fmsliiirg. Here Di-
riul1’adjrrst.et‘l her hair, and having r'cstored
her profir.~.c locks to smrretlring like their
Orlgltlttl order, she ran offas she said to pro-
cure fttl'I.l'i(.'l‘ 0l‘t'ttttl)('ttlS,l’tlIl. really for the
pose of leaving the young lovers alone.

 “ Erlw-ard._” she said, bcndirrg down Iier
face and looking into his eyes with an expres-
sion of most urclting S\'»'L’(‘It’l€SS, "' you have
lost spirit by doiirr; battle in my bi-half. If

\'

IIIIS trade of war :0 spoils the l.t't:tpt‘l', I slrull
be more wary oftliose gcritlcttieti who wear
swords and cpatt‘l-:ttt-rs.”
“-Nzry, I’lt*lt.‘ll, it was not the few blows
which I wast.-d on yonder‘ blirck,guar'tl that
darnp my spirits, but something of
far more rrrrporuiricc. I would not pain you
with the recital now, afcr a scene of so much
i-xk-iterncrit. but circuinsuiirccs compel ine.—
I‘.~l_t,' ln;-art is .-ad hi-caiiscl fear this must be
our last mec‘.ing." .
I'Ii/\V' so, tlcat‘ EJ\vard, are you ordered to
ano;her post. '2” , ,
“ Not t-xircrly,” he rceplietl, with some hes-
itation in his rn=rnnci'. “ I am under orders,
but it was not of tliesethat I spoke."
‘- Tlic-n,” said Ell--n, with the quickness of
a worirarrs perception, ‘° you have SCPII my
father‘, and he has repulsed youaand refused
to sanction our union.”
"‘ It is even 50-nay" worse than that——he
told mt_: that I was without wealth, or family
or distiiiction——il'iat I lizid no rncans of sup-
portirng you——tlrat I wasa namclcss adven-
turcr, and ought not to think of an alliance
with his fanrily.
"' And what did you reply '2”
“ r\'otl‘iin-_;. My first impulse was to re-
sent his l.rii_1nagc but knowing that. it. was
true, I bore it in sileri-re, and took the resolve
mtlierjto carve l'lly.’.~‘L?lfOU'. a nature, and thus
iiiake rrryselfwo.-dry ofyou. I hail S-‘.«'ll’Ci3ly
left your fatlit.-r’s pi‘es«.-rice when I lt'2ll'llUr'l
that the Cornrnaiidr_-r-irr-chief had a secret
and dant,:eronsexpedition to be perforrned,
and was looking fora srtttble agent to eirler
irnurctliau-ly upon it c.\:ecuti on. I rer.airL-d
to his (pi:ii'tei‘.<, ofliarr-d my servicc, and alter
some hcsitz1tiori,oir the part of ‘Noel itou, was
ilt.'Ct‘[)IL!t.l. It was this engage r.c.rt that de-
layed me this aflct‘ttOott,t1:]tl tdtpcréetl you to
such iirrininrnt perils. I go this evening to
re.-cct\-'0 my 0t‘tlet‘s, and to-morrow morning
enter upon this secret servict-, the nature of
which Itlt) ttull(ttO\V,ltlll:\\'l.tICll is represented
as very irnpor-t;rut toithe irrtarest of the State,
and wliicli ifl have the good fortune to sue-
(‘Ct-gtl, will give me the powerful influence of
Wasliintztorr to aid my fortuncs.”
“ But l3rlwai'd,” szrfd Ellen, her eyes fill
with tears at the llt0u1_1l'tI,“ you suyilre duty
is one cxtrw,-tire (l:ttrg*cr.”
“ So much the gt‘cul.Ct‘ the glory of suc-
cess.”
“But ifyou fail-—”i
“ Then there is an end to the sorrows of
UJV a_cliin<__v lii;srt, and your fattier‘ shall learn
i!iiu,__iliorigli I am without family and name,
I am, at least, not witlieut courage and con-
duct.” As he said this his body was llI‘.'t')\\'t')
inn more err-ct position, and his eye. glowed
with new fire, let up as it was by his imag-
inary triurnph. ‘

Hclcn p-.irionk not of this feeling. _ She
only saw the danger and ft-ltonly the pain of
future separation from one who had Iorrg ah-
sort.cd all her thoughts, and possessed her un-
divided affr-ctiorr.

CS.

lure, which has excited my curosity to see it
- ‘1 .

at. a more favorable distance. (nine . unbo-

sour yourself, and let us know sornethtng of

tire treartlless boy on whom you have so

’ strongly titted your‘ little heart."

I-Ielen did not belong to that race of faint-
ing woman which figu res in romance but
as she struggled in rainto reicase herself from
his iron grasp, site breathed heavily, and her
heart almost ceased to beat, and she looked

paused to listen in vain for the approacliing
footsteps, her attt-ndent began to _otl'cr _her the
consolation which is quite common on such
occasions. _ , -

“ Oli, Misses‘ I-lelen, Ibery much afraid
Massa Edward have forgot to coma-”_

,,__...'.,

around desparingly for help. It was a mo-
meat of intense anxiety and agony ; but it
was also a moment of inexpressible Joy; for

-, at that crisis she saw,her lover bounding-

acr-oss the creek and iushed l-ike at I-iqny. I9

» - - '

§:.4

" Do not go Elward,” she said, in her most
bewitcliing -ind imploring tone,” my father
will relent. 'I‘I'lO'..lgI1~i‘;e may have treated you
with coldness, yo‘. I know that he respects
you. He has-.1 tender‘ lf£.‘21l‘t,Z1|l]tl will nppl
am sur-3 turn a tteaf-car tothe ) eadinoso 11$
, ditugllitft‘. I with fly to him land tlrr:.>w my-
‘ self at his feet, and he shall yet sanction and

bless our union.” ' " I

“ Nay-, E-leleu, you know 1iot,\“-hilt Y0“.
sa The post of danger is one w‘.1rch a true
soldier covets, and through ll. licsthe path to
fbrtutte'an'd to glory. Besides ‘you forget that
the arrangments are , all ‘completed. I

;_‘[oOd fortune torcscue

by you, ifl should now meanly shrink from
a servi-::e which I sought, and which was’
granted to me byit.-he commander-in-cliief,as'
ii favor towliich my years and.experi‘en3e lit-
tle untitled me.” _ - ‘f
“ True.” rvplied Helen, so‘rrovtrfu‘lIy, “yeti
must go, and this meeting will be our last ‘I
"' It nitry be so,” lhouglitfully returned the‘
young soldier, “ but my heart tells me that it;
will not. Vile will, at least, part in hope,"
he continued, kissing but fair hand, while a-
stntle, for the first time, beamed ‘from his
manly face. “ But here comes Dinah; and
the sun is already behind.the- hill. Let me
lead you to your mountain‘ home.'’.' I
The lovt-rs tr.':tll{8'..l f0t'\?t2l'(l, still continu-
ing their conversiuion. The cottage which,-
for a few days, I-lelen called her home, was
situated in the midst. of the bills, at some dis-
lance from airy of the roads which lead to the,
village, but was vithina short distance of
the Arncr'ic-an litres. Here Helen had been
placed by her father, who held some import-'
ant post about the army, which frequently
called him at a distance from the camp.-—
She was under the charge ofa maiden aunt,
who also sojourned at the cottage, and had
secretly favor-etl the stolen interviews of the’
lovers. W'hen Eli's‘/ilfll and Helen reached
the cottage, they sent Dinah forward to re-‘
connoitrc, who l‘epOt'l.t‘é(i that there were not
Visitors at the C0ttage,'dn(.l the lovers therefore‘
eiitered to_«_;ether'.
It turiicd out, however, that Dinah had
been clccizivetl, for two men of mature years,-
dressed in the plain uniform of officers, were
at the time, sitting in the ante room,and wait-‘
ing for I-lo!en’s return. , One of them was —
Mr. Elburg, I-lrlerr’s fatlicr, who had walk-
ed over the hill from head quarters, in com-‘
piiny wizh his fi'ii-,nd,t'irat they might pay their
respects to the ladies of the cottage; and as
soon as he heard their footsteps he entered
the room to their utter surprise and mortifi-
cation. '
For some time notaf word was spoken,
btit it look of deep displeasure told the na-
ture of the thoughts that were passingin Mr.
Ellrurg’s mind. [Ii-lcn was the first to spealé
—slrc. saw the cloud which had gathered on;
her fntlrt-r’s brow, and, iii rowing herself is
his ft‘C'.I, she looked up through her tears and
bi;-souglit his f0l‘,gIV6tt1!SS for this act of- diso-
bedii—-rice, at the same time assuring him that:
it should not be repeated. Mt‘. Eiburg up-
braided her with some severity, and ilie con-'
versation between _tlici‘n occupied several
minutes, during which time If:(l\Vff1l‘tl sat in a’
moody silence. At length Mr. Elburg tool:
his dauglitcr by the hand and was about Id
riri-te ht-r ft‘0:t.t! lier suppltcatiug posi‘.ion,when
I3:ir-.a'ir’s white eyes were seen protruding
tlirorrglr the half open door that led into the
arrtrz-rooni. , _
“ M-.r.=s:r Elburg, do General hab a. word 16
Sexy to yori,” said she;
Mr. Elburg passed inrmediatcly into the
next room, and for some time he seemed to
be in :1 deep corifer-once with his friend At
lciigtli, I'lU\«\'C_VI‘I', he r'eappear*eil ; his counte-
nairce. was (.'lt_‘.{tl‘c(l up, and he stepped for3
ward and (tfIi'l‘£'tl his hand to Edwrad.
“ I have just heard,” said be, “some of the‘
particulars of my darrgltter-’s escape from in-'
sult and rotrber'y, and perhaps from a much
worse calamity, tlirougii your timely interpo-
sition. lam not ungrateful for the offices
which you have rendered to my family, al-‘
lIlt;tlL__Th I have, it is true, looked with pain
ariil displaa_-ure (in the attachment subsisting
brtween and you and my datiglrter. Bull
firi';_rive you both ; and having received from
the Coinmairder-in—chicf,who is now with me,-
such irpresctrtatitrns as altogether change my
opinion respectng you,I yield my consent
to your furore union.”, _,
At the conclusion of these words liepopen-’
ed the ante-room door, and General Wash-
ington cute.-rcd it. and individually saluted
the company. When he came to address’
Edward, he said i , _ ,
“ I our happy to learn that you had t.h6_
I my fair daughter
lrcre," taking her by the hand, “ and the still
boner fortune to be r'ecoircilcd to herfatlier.
I think he will never have reason to repent
trzrviirg waived his objections and I most
lieastily wish you all future joy.” So saying
lit‘. placed I-Iielcn's hand in that of her lover.
-‘ Frir'tlier',” he continued ; “just. before leav-
ing lrc-ad-quarters. I received a dispatch,tho
n::ws by which is such as to render altogeth-
t-..i't1'nm'ccss:try the inissirrn for which you so’
gallantly volunteerezl your services. By thd
some dispatch I am sorry in say,'t.hat. I re-‘
ccived itrtcllrgence of the death of your ex-
cellent uncle Wording, but my sorrow is‘
somewhat mitigated by the fact that his
laifige property has fallen to you. This is
a piece of good r'oi-tune that I did not com-
municate to Mr. Elburg, but I suppose that
it will not be none the less welcome news."
'1‘he Gencrol renewed his greetings and‘
retired
“ Ah I" said Drrnah, as she shook her rnis-'
tress’ fair hand, after the gerrtlernen had gone,‘
“ dis all comes of trippin’ up dat skinner.‘

________________..
Perilous rtzlrcrrture of a, Dog.-’—T he Roch-'
ester “- Advertiser” informs us that a dog‘
bi.-longiiig to the establrslirnent ot Messrs.Mc-'
lntosh, was carried over the falls, lately, and
strarrge to Say,’is now alive,~and as well as‘
usual. The dog, it appears, was playing in‘
a sportive way on the R-.i_rlroad brrdge,wt1en
by some accident _lie/fell into the water, that
xv-.1.-; rushrirg swiftly by, and was immedi-
ately carried over the Upper Fallt,a. per-'
penilicular descent of ninety-"six feet. All‘,
supposetl the dog was lost, and no one ever
toot; the trouble to look into the foaming wa-
ters below to see whether the poor animal
floated away. The next day-the dog re-
turned to his master, not 3. great deal‘ the?
worse for the adventure. _Ha bore -some
nrarizs of ‘contact with ice and rocks, but",
soon recovered, and is irow as sm'art,as,-a’ii‘y_-'

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§3@Tbe autograph” signaluirefof Olivier‘

Cromwell was sold -in L0ntfo_n,’t'.ecently,fQr:_
£2. ,Q.ueei1 Elizabe'ih’s signature brought,
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