The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-07-12
n lhe na.ianal admiration.

I MsNAA &rsis Alr MtnA MaESsirn
hesnly. Ihe bell rang Tor the closing al
Ihs Gaid.n. aud Charles VAS lascrI L.
leave the place II philosophy. L. sa:ng
ihr""gh tie streets he passed By three
successive I!iesires. with earh a pang.
and never iell iha calamity If an enp,y
puTse 50 pungenily as al tia, manseni.
lie nnH approached the Seine. That
n'ndd'ssl Of rivers hooked mnre muddy
lhaa ever. and Charles naturally shrank
IRON plunge which would 81 eiee;ual-
~ dis6sGre hin. u. again frll his last
Napoleon: and in the hernism al his re-
roiie .i'ns was puiiing she pulrais nj his
great isaCer - his lips. when the sudden
opening "f a cafe ,iunr, The snund nf the
seTaP'Hg of liddlcrs aud the bum of vol.
ces will'iI. Told han he might make bet
ter Gse "f both himself and his coin Than
60 bury eiIhrr in ilIe Seine. Al least lnr
that night. 4 FrsHciIman has always
iWo-Teasnns for every thing; a strong oae
and weak. lie generally gives way
first 10 the weak me. aud then tie ration
al gruuad that The sirOng one will make
: way lar itself. One ii ..Is reasons for
determining 10 live Tor At least the next
half h1ur was, that lie owed a weeks
rent to his landla,iy. which he WAS
bound IN honor IN discharge; and The
other Wa, ii.sl he was desperately in love
wish one al Tie prel'lesi girls in Lyons,
, an exquisite blonde Who had gwen him
! all her heart, bat having Bul SOU 20
gave along with l., had pledged himself
To wan uiI Monsieur Charles should be
a colonel. |. was plain that neither Of
lhnse purposes could be accomplished il
/ he VAS Ia make his bed that night in the
bottom of the Seine. lie therefore post.
pnned lhe Performance until at least he
should break the matter 10 the fair LIN.
/ phrlsia, in billet worthy Of q French
man IN despair.
/ Ordering Coffee, pen, ink, and paper.
he sa; down to write. To give HIN a
riearsr view of the subject. the smart
gareon Of the cafe lighted small lamp
IN the rather ink box in.o which he had
thrown himself aud his SORROWS. lie
hrgaa; dashed OF few sentences Of STU
preme tenderness, aud then paused, as is
usuSl even with the most enamnred. for
fresh ilJw Of ideas. The lamp had
drown rs radiance on o snowy Mirror.
aud Tie mlTror had returned Tie radi Ince
on Charles. Ills eyes caught sight Of
! himself at full length in the mirror.
Few men. Fenrhmen not excluded.
Ihink themselves altogether destitute Of
personal charms; and Charles was real.
~ handsome IiguTe, such as might cap.
uvatc its possessor, peculiarly when II
was his last look. But why should il be
his last look, was the thought that CLAN.
ccd iato hsi mind! "Shail this classic
head, jetty mousiachios, exquisite impe-
rial, sml ar ehlyalrIc CO lur nothing!
Are the hears Of tie women turned 10
siuae' Are here not hundreds Of MAIDS,
w'c', aaj widows Ital every week mar
~ monsters compared to this brilliant
paysioguomy; and am | good f,r moth.
tug bat In be p,cned by by Gshlng net,
Til Uui in tie Morsur, aud p1ragraphrd
N nnnrroa's M3nl,cur. Something
mast .: tired"
Bat t'ai something has farmei the
difficulty Ioc i,rrots anI genu,es since
tie brg,nins ii tie world. Nhi!e he
paused lac Was struck with the voIce oi
a Jew Rabbi. whn had marched fnrm tie
ihslhvr 90 a.! the cafe, u!l. rag :hr rch-
cts Of lottery, wmca the prizes were
bon hnhs. The sound caught las ems.
add the idea dashed in'0 Ia, head like
i, tightening. "A LOTTERY, way, every
, thns l. dtae BY Iot"'cy.-- The worlds d
Iaurry.-FHilac j. Inllety,--cnmHtS'
slnuS, IN the lussarS are a lottery, the
,hnTuc is lottery, IN which l.puls Pull
/ lppc has ooiy dawn The first prize.
, Marriage IS LIuerl why, then, should
, not ha,bInds he lnlIerl! Why sh"u,d
| drnNu mysrit, when | could be drawn
Tor by hail the females OF France. make
= sumo pretty woman the haprlest al the
. happy, and mys,li rich into bargain
, lie thew aside his paper, Called HE
, Jews into the box, ,uund, b. ic" lea
, DIN, que>tl"ns, that he was Jew whH
knew the wor,i--a quick, sagacions
sharp wli,ed rougue-dI>cuSstd the pro-
5 ject oi the live louery with h:m, and be-
/ lore he leh the box, had converted IN;
r love.euer into a charming address To al
;. The charming woa.ca os France Id pur
. chase tickets IN lottery, vi which tux
e capital prize was 10 be The must caplva
4 ting nf mankind.
: The Jew was delighted with the pro
). jec,, exhibited all the eagerness oi HI
c tribe ia sure speculation. aud promised
Iur a percentage. To dispose ui all th
Il shares at the synagogue in week. /
q make the matter mUre secure, he lnsis,e
q IN Charles receiving fifty Napuleons u
= the spot and finishing the night by sui
). pmg with him al his appointments. Tia
N Nspo!enns were accepted, and 50 was III
a. invitation. The Jew packed up his b"r
4 II. a.. t.,t