Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-08-05

~ wnE's HIsTesY.
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!. - sIoe9 Madtse sa'ss', nav'"g JIs. me- "''.'
~ = abseaes q three years a. naPp' -
- girl 49, ~ -. '-'' 80
$3.50! We'll, you are happy dog, Ellis
- nv. I sever beard that you were married.
- - boob, and to an angel, as you say,
- f,;esd., and half pcrceptible tear fill !
Sg eys, While smile played over his man.
". zen you marriedr
49, - ago, and . happier man never |
80 - ~ cd friend Ellsford' i
r. vas . lovely creature. My friend
:sareeadesce q feeling, T. al was purified
by Tie mast liberal education. Mrs.
SjvDe vsethy a her husband. Her mind
- A ! susde image Of his own kind Of
49, ssssios.
TR;e bnoe soon became the most attractive
-ra = tks city, and most Of my evenings
2-~1 = their company. l was often led to
s-s - pseulinrd clicacy and exquisite PerceP-
GIN inuaifal which distinguished the mind
- fosrb lively companion. Between her
s 1 1850 IN its varied manifestations,
~ - syupathy which seemed almost TO
- kwa esrt Of the great whole Of creation.
e - kes, high mountains were q felliog,-I
rf fDbw breaihings Of the summer airs with
- v;eRs of penumc-the loud swell Of the
s,uuruua-thc clear lake, as it held the blue sky
= p yyssal depshs-tho whisper Of the playful
60. "a the strong lash Of the mighty river
anh1tnpowcr to charm her heart as with the
- r. r. invisible spirit.-And from nature
ivoj0Sat up to natures God in pure devO-
tiao1t
b = n necessary to tho perfection Of such a
cAssaeass, dat it should have no feeling in COM
ma viii busy life. No: Caroline Ellsford was
eho;cs friend, and an interesting companion. She
~ ~ vain dreamer, but one who understood
De operations II her own mind, and who could
A lcw brief years passed away, and the
hight and the shadow fell upon my friends bow
% q peace. Tho angel OF death came with his
fasbl summons, and the high minded Ellsford was
nnose.
tvas three months after this sad event, that
Nonned homo from q long journey in the 'fhl
-, and called to see the widow Of my carly
k;sad. found her as expected to find her-Dot
une>lyss1in mind-but calm, and nj times an al
~ checrful-mournor: She was guarded in
~ ,us;ous 10 her husband; and only so, ii seem
edfsum the fact that experience had taught hcr
that il were Gar better not to indulge in grief But
Oh, what change had come over the spirit Of hes
dream!
lsooa learned to my great grief, that affairs
with Ellsford had not been as prosperous as wa:
supposed His lovely widow was left with n bare
sooa began to feel great concern for her future
supposs. In this dilemma, she advertised as teach
&c = private family, and Notwithstanding m.
reside bat earnest rcmonstrance, accepted tn
ples q eoverncss in the family Of Mrs. DObbs.
Mn DObbs had served her time in he kitchen
ffp0 which she had been elevated by Mr.. Dobbs
. nan whose ideas could comprehend but littl
bsyond the multiplication table. By degrees hi
succeeded IN adding dollar to dollar, little careful
dtbe means, until he became ono Of the mos
wealthy merchants Of our city.-His wife soo'
began to feel her consequence, especially as he
husbands rcputed wealth, and her own sPlendi
coach, and gaudy trappings, introduced her int
The best society. In few years, a new edit'o
It Tie DObbs became apparent, and as gracelcs
set were not to be found in Charles ST., froI
Rsyette to Franklin.
: WHY DEAR
Coos, my love, want you,'
what do you wantv
want to introduce you to your new govern
Il sAs cross, ma ? and fat awkward girl, ,
snas slsvea years old came rudely into the room
a.d nd her way boldly and familiarity
wAess 1ss. Ells(ord was sitting.
This, my dear, is what's your namca
6H,e'
Mrs. Elsassd,
.No-eee that, your first name
Caroline, said she, half weeping, rs thought
q cehsf days, and Of her high minded and ho'
eeed husband, came over her.
"Weu, Cardiac, this is Miss Emma-I wal
you 10 TAKE particular care Of her manners-sh
sse POLISHED nowrlndecd, cannot be I
soagh &'atels1 b Madame Gallopadc for III
usss attention she paid to her polite educatio
- va invaluable, and fear / shall ncvt
% regret her leaving me. Do, pray, Car
. = careful not to make my children rude
ongs, ] shudder at the plcbeian manner
-, my dear, this is Caroline, your ne
sIdon't like her much, ma!''
I'm sorry for that. Caroline. YOU must be "
y careful to make the girls like you-thcv Al
very cable now, and l dom, want them TO b
esos Soes. II you arc polite TO them, YOU wi
- mnke them like you"
Ssee q this mo,,cnt Angelina Dobbs, the eel
oassd belle-thc admired Of all admirers
Icy ane sweeping into the room. She d
Aessgn 10 notice Mrs. Elsford at first, but VIII
nssAss told her this was Caroline, who woy
ass s0e lessons in music, as well as to Ia
Ye q Der girls, she rolled her inexprcssi
pm Aes, and after scanning her from he
- F00e, with k>1f rko1.