i 1 1 , -n-iWW-i i- J i tftaaau . ;. ' - :
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ill H IWallBSililiM
9:!li
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Mill
i
JAM .YAasnj
!1 ,'.J).if v
J-J' 'Jul I '.' . j
i- , it t, v, f t'K'P 1 i i 1-
fcrns-Tvro bpliiBsxb year, m adVatcll
TiinTnwnrin
,111 f i, !W V ' '-
i.
,TZ1 UII2LV CIU3 " :
fit 1:-. IT.1! '.- j
ic irt o'A aUV jMWr. 8ttMt,lN
' , aeon aoot uaaw mttu
s to so
i r. 74
Tor ,t 4 ..
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IV. ""f,:I
140
piMr Maw, , 'ii,- oii jnm mJL
tt aivaatajoaa, , ' " , -,'-. , ,u
' M be inserted tU ferbM ao4 ertarrW
Tlr3 93SSrrS9a ,
i Ilariaf ae gaud a rariei of fob Tpa te eaa
l mm la we B late, ana are prrparea M ee-
M all rdera la the bs Branak la tba neet
ieaaaaj waieajibli lataw, aal at tae hartaet
ftiaa. t ' .t; an idea in--- -v'" 'lU ;
AU letWn pUrianl to Urn KdUar nn ka
J
UKAKllAi, UUUiCTOillf. .
tow sot uaMurr.
jba D. Wb'ttAird, lalsadaat PoOce, .
tC. Jvatice, 1 I Meoswar. ' ,
f. P. Moore, v r' Matthew Nalthewe,
f Jslia IJaaeaek, Tawa aMrfeMri,
L INasawa, Tfeeewrsr.
lrUrirtMsr Uww
aa Um Teaa Com
isre af fiarigatisa,;
WsaMnsaM
Dr. Ales. Twtor, Port Parakaaa,
Willusj 0. VVsahingti, Tot AUoraey.
f raac( eUe Are) Rerwe Aeiltmy.
Osotm K. Atuaure. Iue ' W. liechsa, W.
R Waafcinjtoa. Jna S. Stanly, Jaawa W.
ilrian. Wot. u. vrya Dam set . vaaseaaa,
8. Btaraaaea, ; h -; .
tuptaon i n JVoeal Storm
John U.Oliver, . Dennard Ilantoek, .
Cliarlse S Alla, Joseph R. ITrsnklia.
; Atctimem. m
VTilQiua H. Olir. David & WUlia, '
: . . Wlilianj Dana. ' . ,
Public NwtariB.
WUIUm W. Curb, . , John IL Drran.
rrwlorkk 3. Juaes, Joseph Fttlfcrd.
, Ve Department.
ATuaTtcOmraar. No. U Jwha & Flaaner,
foreavuit Arches ounpeoa, AAL. loreaaat
Xm. IL Utrror, Hilary ; L Uiaoesay, Tree,
lfioas County, No. JL. James W. Carmer,
ureal ; Aadrew W. Elnwr, Aaal. Pomun
loha 8. Gresa, Sseretary) Ckarlos 8,
TreaaMrer.
I Umoi CoMraaT, N 4 , Jaaaea E. Msrria,
1 VlKB Waotawmaaj Oaas, William C.
Tryan, J..bn U Planner, lUrdjr 8. Lass David
JL Willie, Charles Slew, Jufca U. Oiirtr.
I Kajer Philipe, Keeper Psoas
IdCTTKR PtWTACB.
Tbe foVeertng table at Postage, wader Uie aew
dUt, WH We WMul fur gsoenu reference: .
'i d
U. 8Utec!
'titltr 4 tktfr vigkt.
St
H
ER
. wan ratram.
Cta.
Ida.
hCts.
fCt.
Welghluff I e. sr
" " being the single) rats
lOj
It
30
4A
I sa. aad Retorsr 1
12
drerl
aid not erar
ii
II
84
0
rer 11 ounces, aad not
over 1 ounces.
11
40
90
II
15
30
41
0
71
la I
leer t usneea, and not srer
lH osaess m.
- waaa mot racraia.
tMftrtnif ot. or eoder
i bang um ingls rats.
Iver oanos, and not over
f 1 ounce .
6
10
15
80
U
80
ver 1 oanoe, and not ever
Uouooea
30l
30
-I
"I
er HouncM. and aot
orer S oance
40
&0
ver 8 oaness, tod not erw
If eaaeee
ttnlultura to California, the single rata
ent prepaid and 10 cents enpakl.
" T Ursftt Britain and IreianJ, a cents, pre
payment optional,; j . i
' iTe Havana, (CubaJ 10 seats, to be prepaid
blVsA sent. aW
t Ts Bretcn, (Osrmany.) by Bremen Line, M
beola, prepnyment optional. By English Steam
Ships, 5 cents, prepaid. By American Line, 81
aants prepaid
i in an e
I ease..
DOLXN& ft F0TIiL r
noumiKciTnw MPtu'iiavTa
i vaaiwavi f m a nwsisiww.n sfcoy :
V NEW YORK.
iUbehl edrMaaa mad oa OeaslgeawaU
aral8tore, Cuttoaka. . .
"t ttDou,a. . O.Pom.
h rebrsary tb 1881, , 4 1 .
t. : ' : .
NOTICE.
I ALL person are hereby forewarned (roio reeel
iIiL i2 or trading for a note ( mlsplaeed or lost)
fives to John Pearson oa the 4th of March,
, ISO, for too urn of Arc hundred dollars, by
vaoiM.uraot, principal ana craos llenily eeu
r:
JOHN PEARSON, ay .
H. C. JONRA Aaaat,
IIM
terdtogf,
STOVES I STOVES! STOVtS!!!
IN Variety 8 tor of A let tliner. 'mr
found the Ufgert inrtmwit of Parlor.
and Cookin Stores in thla Mnrk.t. at
prieei ftill aa lew u ru be bonxhl fur at retail.
t tat JfMafaetnnr,)- Taa Ceok Store ar all
of the aioet 4einbla fataraa and all aw wayiMe.
4 ae represented ; 7 w
T INENS fiwfl Aantltel VSllikVa Cheaa pmQ
la Store N. 3MChetat 8thtk PUuletphU.
Hare oo nana at we variety Store
a full atoek
of Sblrt, Pillow, and T.bfe
tirwHe tin fine
10 by l 8tl M(Uai
ar
Tabic Clolh,
" lduiaa Sattr) donVlf Dainaak Ifapkioa t
aaatekit Maw -2W. ' J ?''.
. f doaee Wea 8birtrala,: . ' - ,
" X Wje aawtawnt af Liaea Ildkh. Plata aad
Printed BtfMatValM 1 doten Lancaster Qoilt
and W riaoA Praia PtaJd, Cnsrk, Strips
1MI and ws XtAlintu. Cheap ftr Ch at '
' , ALEX. MBjLEES.
NEW GOODS.
i
oies Teas ai rar
pa band imv
M ka
Variety tore." ' '
CAkKIAUeS, UAENJC8S AND SADDLERY.
BUCKHESf of difirent aoaruies aad Patterns,
I lorktmy.-' J s"" n
- A spWrto aeaortsjsat at Plated, Brass and
Black Mosntsd Stagto and Doable Haraeaa,
Riding, Waeoa and Cart Saddles, Bridles, L'ar
UanUs, W kiaw, Trunks, dU, Tsr eaJe Cheap at
'j H.i; ! OljtTARS.' ' f ;
Q RUPE&IOR tsned .snd lauliel Spwush
i Guitars on hand and f eala very low. A
sapertor lot of VMine and Strip Tor all kinde of
attiagrd awtrwaMata at the Variety Store. ' ' ;
IELLOW, pink Crad Planting aad Red Mcr.
cor Potatoes. fr sale at
- A. ttlLLER'S, Variety Stora.
B
UKNINO Plaid, AJeohol, aad Camphine
For aula at "
A. MILLSA'8, Variety Stom
OOLUltBIAN INKf. t v. ...
TU4T rrcetvej end for sals HsrnWs best
fj Colembba Ink. la quart, pint, halt pint,
aad aawlicr boitlsa.. Btacb, Red and Bias. '
WM. U. MAVHfiW.
Ilareli lltk, 1153. , ,
JfOMB and liraehe. Teeth, Paiat,
U BemeUaw WaUeeraah aad other
er BraaWes
i aadFuM Coa.be tarsals br
"Whs piaavare eaa eteeed
The araakiaff eT the Ward I ' 11 5
A let sf Cigar ef V4riom grade sad prleee
sls mm las aajsiiiog aad ehesinff Tohaota, fur
tale by . t I. Ut308WAY.
INSURE YCUB PROPERTY.
I N ftfJIt ANC B eaa bs sffeetsd br the
North CWroliaa lauraaea Coaipaay o
llouae Furaitare, Goods, sta, by appiieatMa to
ALEX. MITCHELL, Dr.
:,;';;:-. - . Old County Wharf.
TO TIMBER GETTERS. ,
WANTCU parobaoe 900,000 sr aivrr feet
ef Tea Tiatber ef the beat qsality, foe
which the highest cash price HI as oats.
TAYI
AYLOR A HOOPER.
Jane lit. 1 051. '
K wtf
MOLASSES. ,
JCST received and for sale 80 Ilbda. prima
new erop retailing Molse. '
. . .. i , - DIBBLE t BRO.S.
v March let 1813. .r,;. tt
Srjpg CARS. BOD A, aaJ Titurle Aeid In
general ewe fr Bsehaheat Cakes, , jest at
aad sad far sata hf - , ' '
- IDISOSWAT.
Mm dew Watch ee and J ewolry, Clock W.
just received by JoaTMa Whalkt
Gold Watches, Clock, Gold Chains, Koala
Keys, Ear Rings, Cuff Pin. Ring, fins Brace
lets, Gold Spectacle ale a sapsrior quality af
Di"c ptated Pen, Hpoons, Lic Pleoss
aaU and csaaalos ths 8t-k.
. .- T - . JONATHAN WUALEV.
V Cram Strsst, March A, 1W3. . tf
; ' ' PLANTING POTATOES.
OA A BUSHEL Yellow PlaaUngPtrtaUee,
4UU W " Hnw -
ii bbla. 8apcr6os BalUmora Four,
SO Hiddlinge
Juet received and tor esla br ;
. . A. MITCHELL,
OU County WJrf.
March 4th 185$. r ' .
NOTICE.
AT a meeting of ths Director of the Keuae
, River Naetgatioa Company, it was Rrolr
ed that aa aserssraeotor IU per eonl on ths aab
acriptisn to the Capital Stock bs colled lor oa
las let day of May next.
s , j , RICHARD N. TAYLOR,
' ' , 3TWa w. ' j
Naw-Bsrae April 8,1891 10 It,
C. R HATCH A CO. ;v : ;
' BURvrACTvau asu wroaTca or ,
Gentlemen's Toralalilxxjr Ooodi-
No 07 William 8trect,'
Midway between Maldeo Laos and John Street
- r MEW YORK.
ElalTidudiH 1844,
A rf MERCHANTS wtll And at thU eatab
f A Hehtnen a full Maortment of ths latent
styles (embracing ta most approved Loa
aoa aaw rn 1 b,. j
s m huhm. Stock. Cravat, '
YTi Sd.osndtn. Line Collars,
Drossinf
Robes,
Art Hosiery, HandkerehlefK Coder Ganneata
92 Money Baltl,Glorha. Shoaloef Braess, '
;-;;.r.T"s wft,to h&alth.
Olil I
ifW.f nwivta nn r a
CURB OF A DISORDERED UVEE AND
-;t BAD DIGESTION. w
fJOPY of A Lettfl Awea Mr, aV T; Kirkua,
v vnsaua. 7, ireecoti pusw, Mearp eel, emisd
To Professor Holloway ,,, .. , t, i
: S sYoar .Pills .and Ointment bare sldd
ths kighest oa par bale list of Proprietary Medi
eioes, for aocoe years. A enttoaiee. to whom I
eaa refer for any esquiri, dedree me to let yoa
know U pankalare of he ease. She bad bean
troobled, foryear witk a diaonlcred near, and
bad digestion. Oa ths last ocrasioa,BwsTer,
tnO riolenca sf the attack wa so alamiaa. and
the IrrflammaTioa set In o aevcrely, lkt doubts
Vera MierWidied 0f1.erffo able ia Ivur
an ier it) lbrtan4W she Wa induced to try
year JSIIa'asd she inform e0wt after the
first,' aad e-cb socessdis? doss aha had great
relief: She eonltooC to take tjienvuid ajuioagf
din aaaa'aalr tars Boies, aba U now in (ho aa.
joymeat of pettart health. I onld bars cent
you many more cases, net uie above, from me ss
reritr ef the attack, and the apeedy cure, I think
apsaks arsch to Ikror of year a oniahing Fills.
(Btgneoy :' at. rr. auttaus.
AN EXTEAOZDlNARV CURE Of RUED.
MAT1C FEVER IN VAN DtEME.VS
' , . ;--(,t.l LAND. . '
Copy of a Letter inserted is ths Hobart Town
Cooricr, ef the lt of March, 1851, by Major
;J.! W.fch.::;;-
Margaret UcCbnalgar. nineteen yean sf age
reniding at New Tow a, ;iad been sufivring from
a riolsat rheamstie fever tor opwardsof two
atoatna, WUtch had entirely deprived her of the
one of her limbs; dahag thin period. h was
aodrr the are af the meat emment medieal men
in Hobsrt Tewa, aod by them her eaas wae eav
idered hopeles A friend prevailed opoa her
to try Hoilowsy'e Celebrated Pilla, which aha
eonasoted to do, and in aa incredible abort epaca
of time, they snooted a perfect care. "
CURE OP A PAIN AND TIGHTNESS IN
' HIE CHEST AND STOMACH OF r
1 A PERSON 4 YEARS .
' i ,-..- ,tii OF. AGE, ,,);' ai hit . I
From Messrs. Tbew at San, Proattotors af the
; lnn. itt ' .mi ii.fce.il.il.
Jowkg sUterasntAotfOat 84, IUI
To Preftasor Hollowat: " ' ' "
Sib: 1 dveire to bear tssdmonr to thoeood
eneeta of Hollsways Pilla. for ink years 1
scarred sererely ttom A paia aad tightaeaa in
the stomach, whath wa also accompanied by a
thortnesc of breath that prerentad ms from walk,
king about , I am 84 years of ago, end notwitb
atairding ary advanced atata of life, these Tills
hive so relieved mc, -h.it t am dciiroM that
others should bo mads acq minted with their
virtaea. 1 sa now rerxWrvd, by their mesna,
comparatively active, and nn take ezereise witn-
... ! . . . L ' 1 , I I . .
wu incoavciiMHtco or pun, wnwa (.ceusi aot so
before. -; (Signed.) .
. . ) HBXRY COS,
, ; , North street, Laa, Norfolk,
These celebrated Pilla are woadevfulty cdW
. ciooa in the fulloAafeg complaints. -;
Acne, Femsls IrrefularitM. Rwestioa of Urine,
A-thme, Ferere of aU kioda, Hcronila er kjaa KriL
BiUioa Ceoiplaistis Fits. Ssre Throats, Blotches
on the 8kia, Uost, 8ione sad Oraval. Bowel Com.
ptaiata. Head sch, Sccoadary Bympiam,' Calks,
ladigstioii,Ti Oouloarvut.ikxutipatiun ot Dowala
laHunmatlue, Taaiesis, Conaasipllaav Jaaniiee
Ulcera. Debility, LUet Comptaioti, Venaraal At
feetion, Drepay, Laabaco, Wanae of all kinda
Dyeeatsry, Pile, Sryaipelas, RhenmaHwa,Weak.
aea from whatever CAnee, kfl Ae.v" "-
Bold at th esUbllahment si Professor Hoi'
loway, 824, Strand, (near Temple Bar) Lo.tdoa,
and by all reapeetahle Drnui.-a and Denlera in
Medicines tliroughoul the British Empire, and
by those of the U. States in pot and boxea at
37 J ecata, 87 eenta, and SI 60 each. .Whole
al by Uie- principal Drug houtea in the Union,
and by Messrs. A. B. it D.SAN US, New York,
and Mr. J. HORSEY, 84 Maided Lane, New
York, j-- "; v :
N. B Directions for ths gaiJanee of f a
lienta in every disorder are affixed to each boa.
For ante by L DISOiWAY, .,
. &Aent,
, - New-Borne, N. C.
New-Berne, March 5, 1853. eow ly.
CIRCULATING LIBRARY,
THE Sunecribpr give notice to hi friends
and the reiuiintf. public generally, that in
compliance with many aolieitdtirms, he has es
tablished at his Book Store on Pollok Street, a
library of Select Noveia, and the best period i
csla of the day. Subject to the rules oaually re
gulnting circulating libraries, he invito tha lovers
or light Literature to call and select for them
solve.
Teem. For yearly lubscribere S3 each, paid
la advnnco. .
For leading a Periodical, of Novel (lite for
mer to be detained not more thin thrss days at
any one time and the latter not veer ail oayi)
live cents, payable In all eases at the time of draw
ing Uie book from the liinvy, .
WM.H.MAYHEW.
Ncw-Berne, April 8, lMX , , 10 ,
NOTICE TO DISTILLERS
Ws Will be eontantly'supplied with a G w
Attioli or GL0i direct from the Manufacturers,
which will be furnished to Dbtillers at New
York prices, Jvfl 0UVEa A80N, '
New-Berne, April 3 1st, 1858. -
' , JUST RECEIVED.
I HE BUBSCRIBER has juat received at kia
Gallery oa Craven Street a eplendid amort
maot Of llaguerrcotjp Stock.tnclitdiag avsry
variety of fancy and common Oases of ths ktast
French and American atytos. Hs h lrrtfeMed
his fksililieS tor taking PkHarec and wilH rfiahy
tbadka for the alraady liberal batroWagb ol the
... ,
'ally -Mil'??: 1Z3bth.Al-' fw
raox oosTBS. "!;-
EAXTT,howra4aadnetIrrgt'' .
' Vw.ink at. ..; '
4.-W
111
t am aw insiiaa hibj aaww .
Eavioo. aturkywehUwlmle' beating,
Come end Wither WetT flower.
CaallattayaMirhMdan';"';M '
w C.- fla4afllt.hsii; S j
, ,uVhich fho aatuma atoraaa namsjaUsn,
i AtvlwhocwUtietkawMa
? 1 ' tteckerf than' WWyAf'
j ' Itufckly'wieiteB tb pwawts'ajwiai't I.
i ' fbeaa tf ripen will begVVi i'At tjrJr i.
, ,i Let tkf others bloaaora there, i '
. i: Thinkt thy valei of joy the giver,
- Clumgtt with eeeb shower sf ram; :
! In ths some tranaparent river
"tf Thoa wilt aerer bathe again. c
Thou thyself art erer chanRlngt ..
rt ' Form i that how before tlics rise,
, ' places and wall blgk ranging, ;
... , Thoa bshokfat with aker eyes.
, . Vanished ar Um lip that gladly :
! , : dace Waved lore's fond embrace, r
, " And the Voot that boldly, madly
-'n Trod the hinted moontain-chaao.
, Aad the hanl thstlbr thy nrolbe'r '
Nobly worked m weal and we.
Ersrything is new swefAer f
) t 6wift they come and noiaelcM go.
All' the form that bear thy name.
' ' Standing now where thoa hast stood,
j ' Like a ware of ocean came, '
And rejoins its astire tuod,
Te bcgirmmg let edmpleUon
; : Fottuw in hannonlou rhyme j
' Let thy sptrii' lfl fmUion
Yet ootatrip tlie flight of time. i;-
;GifU for ays thou msyest inherit,
; "Mortal ot the Muses blent i ,
. , nTbtf ideal before thy apirit.
i , u' ilZhsnward m iliiis thy brestL '
Few Words vs.Long Sermons
' The oratira of taa besHtifut sequestered lit
tle nanletof Ambermead, Was ah ytd tfentle-
tnaa of unobtrusive and orderly habits, whose
peculiar taciturnity had obtained for him the
familiar cognomen of Two Word. Mr. Ca
nute, si is Two Worn, dwelt oa the outskirts
of the village, tended by an ancient bouae-
koeper, almost an chary of speech as her
worthy master. It Wat surmised that Mr, Ca
nute had seen better days ; but though hi
means were straightened, hia heart was large,
aad hia countenance expressed great benevo
lent Notwithstanding the brief mode of
speecn wnioa raiarweru uiui vu w vw
arans, the advioe of Mr. Canute was easily
acnlght on every subject whereon it Was pre
sumed advioo could be profitable ; and the
cimple rustics of Ambermead perhaps rained
k.the more, because, though delivered without
a particle of potnpoeity, the terse nee and de
cision of the Wonk expended, left an indelible
impression, which long sermon often tailed to
convey. Mr. Canute lived on terms of inti
-a .a -t 1 T It .
raacy wita trie umur at tna oia. uuui an
intimacy cemented W early association,
for Mr. Harwell aad Mr. Canute had been
school -iellows ; and when a painful and
linmrinB- Olnett attacked the squire, hi an
cient frieod and crony felt deep anxiety as to
the ultimata fete of Mr. Harwell's only child,
the good and lovely Clara Harwell. Ths
disease was aa incurable one ; though the
suffunnir nwht be protracted, there was no
bone of ultimate recovery, and an air of jHoorn
reigned owef the tillage of Ambermead, where
onoc the sweet sprintfand summer tide brought
onlr snort and deei Ambermead was noted
for a profusion of rich red rosea, exhaling de
licious frasranca : and for the song of innu
merable nightingales, whose harmonious con
certs resounded amid the umDrageous groves,
theltenng ths hamlet on every aide, and ex
tending beyond the old Hall of Ambermead.
But now, although the roses bloomed and the
bird sang, serious tatts looked from tin cot
tago doors; and while the younger villagers
forgot their usual pastimes, the eldera con
versed apart in whisper, always directing their
glances towards the hall, as if the sufferer
within those thick walls could be disturbed ly
their conversation. This sympathy was called
forth not. only by tha circuirUUutOG df Mr.
Harwell being their ancestral landlord, the
last of an impoverished race, but from his al
ways hnrlmf lived antonif thetn a a friend
1 ..j " - ; -A
ana neigaoor reepeewju v duji vn .
beloved as aa equaL Their krioWledge also of
. . a a . ,1. .a. -1 k. J
the squire's decayed fortunes ana mat on n
death, the fin oid pUot nlust become the pro
perty, of a stranger, whom rurrfour did not re
port tarourably ofgreatly Snhanoed the oon
eern of these hereditarr cultivator of the soil :
nl mini Krirlit ores ireW dim thinkinrf of
poor Miss Clara, who would so aoott ba tW
lets, and almost periniMs; me estate oi aar
waa atrtrily rrtsiied in the mala una.
and the next heir was of dials til liiff. tcf (he
Harwell. A oombinatioa of aisfortunes, and
mi draihtdf imnrudence m rears long-by-ffona,
had reduced tha present proprietor to tha
verge of ruin, from which he wax to find re
fuge only in the gWve. The Harwell family
vaA for oanturiea ia Ambeinaad, Tbey
eem so much to belong- to their poor weigdi
bouit, who always ynrpathued most fully in:
jVa. w, andwsof e "Hall folk,"
that now, when there was a certain prospect of
losing then forever aa it aeemea, toe parous;
1,1 - XMiic a. ivuangcsa,. ..u
Ii m 1 ttin m nanklHW aal ttttwaxn
landlord and tenanl, between rich and poor
it wa tha partuig of endeared mend. ,
They watched and waited for Mr. Oaaate
passing to and fro. a ha did eeljr day, and
more diaa ones a day l and oa his two word
they hang, a if life or death were involved in
that snort bulletin, '.--' ' J',;n v." ' " '.'
is 'How is the Mdtra traday f haht Wle.' 'i
- -No' iMttofi fted Mr. ijaBttte mQdly.
w1UrstaKl.' fiLix lt
"And how Mint Clara ! rnqdired awMher,
with deep pity in hk looks. ' - V- A
"Very patient," responded the old man) still
moving slowly oa with the aid of Ail atont
Adeit r9eaW! aereml Toices when he
'Mntof laaaring. "Yes, yes, patient enough ;
and uaater Canute xneaas a deal -wheA if
ays paC-t Bleat her young sweet fitce (
there' pat in t'l if ever there Wat
fOortaTs." ;, .., r.M . . ;-. ''(
v M. Canute's Hte'nce was sorely taxed W
erleatioaiair at all boat. . h w.vl.M nW 1
oy one, wen oy ainxiier.-Mj bis way from bis
own cottage to the HalL tt with unfailing
cockT nature aad Tromptitude. U iimri.Kl.
aatiened allectiowate kVjIititvrJa rjt.M BWn.
bte AeignboNtrs-it nm own qnaint wa- er-toJaly-never
wasting Words, fet porfectty !
derstood. - V !
The summer-tide win Wan incr into Autumn.
and the sqdife rjf Ambermead uded more gra
dually than aataatn leavAea, when late one eve
ninz a. wartarct flopped at Mr. Canute's oot-
taga, which was tin tha roadside, and request
ed pertmauon to Ma, asking tor a draught of
waterfront the wett before the porch.. - "
Most welcome," said Two Words, aean-
ning the stranger, and pleased with his appeair-
anoe, tor youth and an agrecaue eountenance
are sure passport ; ' perhaps, too, Mr. Canufe
discerned gentle breeding in his guest, despite
iravei-soiiea naDmmema, xuu a uaau w ui
tual recUessnem in his air. At any rate the
welcome was heartily given and as heartily re
sponded to ; attd when Mr. Canute left his
dwelling, m order to pay his Usual evening visit
at the HalL he marar said, addressing hi
yawns; ' visiter, "Soon back f and turning to
Martha, the careful housekeeper, adder, "Get
sapper f while on stepping orer the thresj
hold, wcond thoughts urged him to return and
ear to the Young man, lon"t go," - "
' "No, that I wont," replied he, frankly "for
I like my quarters too well, i ll wait till yoa
Mma W1L bnveraor'f sHiTT hobe'Vou Won't
be long, for my rnouth water! for tie supper
f ou spoke of." ' .
hv'iadnm
time beside the sick man's bod, and bidding
"good night" aad '-blee you" to Clara Har
well, be retraced his steps nomewnras, anu
found sapper ready, add the handsome stran
ger so obviously ready to do justice to the fru
gal fare, that Mr. Canute jocularly remarked,
"Keen air to which the stranger replied to
the same strain, "Fine scenery;" on which the
host added, "An artist I" when the youth
laughing outright, said, "an indifferent one, in
deed." After a pause, arid Suffering his mirth
to subside, he continued, "are you always so
economical in words, airf Don't yoa some
time find it difficult to carry on conversation
in thi strain.
"Foa don't." replied Mr. Canute smiling,
and tmperttlrably tfood-natured.
"Not L" cried Uie youth ; " and I want to
ask yoa a half a hundred qnestiona. Will
yoa aaiwer me V
TUtry, "replied Mr. uinute. ; ; -
" Tve not long to stay, for Fm on a Walking
four with a friend ; bdt I diverged to Ambef
mead, as I was anxious to see in I've had a
curiosity to see it for a long while ; but My
friend is waiting for me at the market-towni
eight miles off, I think, and I shall strike
across the country .when the moon is up, if
you'll give me a rest till then."
. "Most welcome," said Mr. Canute courte
ouslyi . : s' "
"Ah all t" quoth the stranger, "if trmts
the wsy you pursue . your dlsoourae, I don't
think I shall Warn much from you. I hope,
however, that I may get a wife who will fol
low your example a woman of llvo words
in short; she'll be a rare specimen of her
sex!" . i'
; "Ah haT ejaculated Mr, Canutei
. ." But come, tell me, for time presses," said
the young man, suddenly becoming grave
"toll me all a bunt Ambermead, and the squire
how long he's likely to last For, in fact,
the friend I mentioned, who is with me du
ring thi Walking tour, vastly interested in
all that concerns the place and property "
"The heirl" whispered Mr. Canute myv
terrouslri
"We'll, well, suppose we say he ia: he'
not altogether a bad follow, though he ia ooo
sidered a bit reckless and Wild, iwi no nas
heard of Clara Harwell beauty and goodness
from hi cousin, Lady Poosonby, (she Clara'
miuin inn. von know :) arid ha k reallt Quite
m fa, thinW that auch a lovelv ereatur I
shodld be turned out df the old Hall to make
room for hint. II wants to know what "!
become of her when old Harwell dies, a all
the world knows he'a ruined. ! It' a pretty
place thi old Ambermead a parad.se, I
should say; I hnw what I'd dqftf I waa
tVer .lnv.ky enough to call it miae." The
yowth rubbed Ws hands-gleefully. "I should
be happy dogthear
"And Urent" said Mr. Canute srmlirjrf.
" Why, then, Td pull dowuthe rickety old
house up there, and build a pwaee fit for a
rrinoe; I'd keep nothing but the eld wine;
d hava lota of nrirne fellow to stay with me ;
awd I shotild sptbtt tHe Snset boYw sml dogs
in the evuntry." The speaker paused, out of
breath. - . ' '
And ther said Mn Camfto dtfieUy,
M Why. then, I'd hunt, and shoot am) ride,
and drink, and smoks, and dance, ami keep
open house, and enjoy HA to the mll-feaat-1 " How torjrea aw. .Mm m, look
inVnWyear't and to yaari end the feast ' ig with ple-ed surprise into the open met
bf reason and Uie flow of soul, you fa-frr""""?
o!d Ambermead F
' u Why, lien, t suppose that In trine t shonlj
grow old, like other peophs, and tase to care
for all these things, so much a I did wLek
atiwigtAkndyuthwfwlnitiei" f , V i
' " And tiwn f" mid Mr. Canute moire slowly.
" Why. tnenand the atraninr hesitated
"then. t impose, like other people," in tha
conn Tor -nature, 1 sntrtild Jjave to leave sit
tha pleasure of this life. and. like bthdr be
plw--die."-r ' ' v J"' Uk-':'
And thenr aaid'Mit annto, fiuhS hia
eYeft, ' diuernijf' Hie diamonds, fcu the Totmgr
maVa bee, which flushed un b ha exclaimed
wiA aon hriUtion ';"-.;.
Oh.' faanry our Ihd th'fVmP TU VU '
modki Is well so rm off. Good.
night, and thank ron." And without further
hswiex hf Started vjfi'-oar hk 'h!k otef tha
L;iu . -ttA ir. itm.. -n.i i .
. HH U. VUJI 1 9 wt fj waiiitivn Ml i
rneeta Wresting figure, till in the Oeeb aha
aowi of Hre surrorinding fyneWna tost
to ...tivm. In. tfid woonlitrW. in Ur arknesk
in the yaileyy And ton tha hiuaide, these worda
haunted the wayfarer, and he kept repeating
to himself, And then f . Thottrhts took pes
session ttTm. mir that her before Ud
rained entranca there, of a Mother
ranged themaeiVeb in 1 seqWce which gar
ui umuj a ire aicmucsooe. . - tu pass uie
Prewa fadf fV, him thi. th final aa a
cohereni rJin of events, exempilrymj cae
aad effect I if hi. plant for the future U
not at that m-Bt imy dcteittUbate
change, he stfll kn repeaiinw ahtMihr and -inquiringly,
at he waVed oA ih the moon
light, the two. stmngeiKggegtiVe words;
"And thenf". It prbved jaiAaiid atdl:
some night's. jouraeY for ttnl travel
ler ; tor he bad lett Air. Canutes itnw so
hastily, thai be W omitted to ask for JL.
art i ' ' I SUA
landmarks on the hills leading to tha pirni
wttitner newat bouhd. U consequence, the
stare faded In iSt sky, and Uie rosy morn
broke through the eastern mists, ere the weary
man, from the summit of a high hill which ha
had tortuously ascended, beheld afar oft, down
in the vftttar, the fencing riVer, the bridgetand
the cburcn'-to'vfef bf Uie town where hi! friend,
in aome anxiety, awaited his re-appearance.
During all his after-life, that young; man
never foiWot the solitary nicrhtWalk when ha
lost Bis Way beneath a bfehutiruT spangled
summer sky ; the start teemed to form the
letter, "And then!" th gttft, tugiitrfcreeit
seemed to whisper in htt ehi, a And then I" .
It ia trna tin ha nntwalnnrl tba intpUioxmca
he so tight respecting the inmates of Amber
1 , . . . . i.i , ,i, t, .., it
for the inspection bf Mh Canute ; and in re
turn, . he had hstened fd no reproof no tin
some lecture vouchsafed from fmy age to
ardent Vouth, tnit tiniply two words had pe
netrated nis nean, ana set nun a tmnking se
rioc!y. Mystfc Mttle , words ! " Ar.d then I"
For nearly three rears after hfh If.irweira
decease,' the old Hall, contrary to gen ;ral an
ticipation) remained utiteNahtf a, rave bir do
mestics left in charge. Miss Clara Mid round
shelter with her relative. Lady Ppnsonbt;
though her memory was still frttehKna warmly
cherished among the bumble friends in her
beautiful native village. Mr. Canute, if pos
sible, more silent than ever, still remained ths
rillacrj oracle I rcl-linns more cherished than
oflrttre: inasmuch as he was the ohlv memen
to remaining of the beloved Harwell the old
familiar . facs now teeU Bd more. Hi would
listen, and Ikejf Would talk; bf days gone br;
he felt the Um even tntfre thaH bitters, for he
mottrHed t cdmpahlon and friend ia Mr. Har
well, and Clara had been to the good Two
Words at tut adopted daughter. f At length it
waa rumored that Mr." Selby, the neW proprie
tor, ' was soon expected to take possession of
his property in due fond ; ndredve'r that he
was on the poiilt of marringe; iitltl hat hit
young bride would aceorrlanny' hitn. Ill rer
porta fly quickly; add It lad been circulated
in former times that Mr. jfeelby was wild and
extmfagant, careless of others, selfish and pro
fligate. Iildeed, Mr. Canute had not contra
dicted auch reports, so was generally opined
tbey were too true, And bad a legal foanda-
lion. With heavy
tha inhabitants of
Alntsrtnean com
their rural prepsrt-
tions for the
of the shuire and hit
bride; green
i arc!
were erected, and wreaths
of flowers Were
ng on the spreading bran-
tfhes, beneath
ich the travellers' road lay.'
It was the
bf roses and nigbungaiea,
. was in its gtorr ; and no
when Ami
er had the
li red roses bloomed so proruse
iiad the chorous of the grovas
ly, and
been more full and enchanting, than on the
cummer efening wuea tne ow ana youngs or
the hanfcftt, arrayed ia their holidny aUira,
waited fa greet the new-comer.
Mo? Canute stood at his cottage door; tha
bridge ydN beyood, orer wXich the route eon
dusted td tna Hall through avenues of green
err, was festooned with rose: and a band of.
miiidefts in white lined trie pctaresque ap-
prosch. Tn strd Was .setting, when a ear-
riaaV dWve crdicklt utt slactenuta? its pace at
it eroMed the bridge, aad stopping at Mr. Ca
nute s bam bte gate, two Words himself,
bareheaded, ttopped forwards on seeing a lady
alight, wtaoy in another triorrient, threw herself
into ms arm,' exclaiming, -vsur nrst greeting
must be front you, deaf, dear, Mr. Canute 1 1
need toot introduce Mr. Selby ho is known to
you already.'',, , , V
Spoochless froYri stowisbment and emotion,
the old -man could only say,- " Miss Clara I"
i hd gxxed from one 4o another, recogni
sing in the gentleman the wayfaring guest
who had departed! so" aUruptly on wsuong
expedition over the moonlight bill, mora than
three year pre notary, sjuung we nana
which Mr. Canute ailently exteiiaed, Mc Set
bv aaid witlt deen tlinir: ,; ' '
"It W toVr' iiistrumtntality that 1
; vlL-.tj. . i', w ".t. . : ....
my praHui
- i
Ml
eahera, April Utb 183
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