The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-04-03

gossukiss. Ahd thai lh1n dosl iots beT.
@ wueh d ssll-lndslsehcs. 1hou kasl q
ksls e fks slsrre. wosb lslhsE Msrbisl
ear. An d bsa losePhias not sufssg@
To.s1ds nifhl as ssfissd q lAs sspi-
Il. lie hssiencd inmedlahiy 10 ihs
banksr Smith. Tin senslensa wss %.
lgashed. yea glad 10 sss kins /" a bring
ne snsser 70 year lssisr wyself."
.And shslhase yos ecarlsced ~ dol
asked lhs tanker.
t. To 70 70 he Est Indies. lose i
10 M l.thsr 100 nueh"--tplied Conrsd.
;. I sh0ald be monster weEe ! 10 leave
hin. ed and feelle - he iss % his mis-
cry. I should bteoae desperate wsrs !
% know thar The venerable. sirluons old
msn held ON his hands 10 me 10 vain."
"Al Ihls 70 very sxeelleat. I'll this d
ssIy notle. nv dear Eck'-sald Saith
So bal you mSsi moi sel silhous rshee.
non. A journey 10 The Esss ladies Is
aol . walk. Who all be your secariiy
shsn armed there! I'm you end i'm
msdlsiely ashlpi nay yeu not become
sick on yorr jnuInsy, be wrecked, o.
sinL ?"
i. Very possible. Bs, then | shall have
done my dsiy. and Providence vii guide
III The re.,." ~ joined Conrad.
Very good. Bot low. f Mr. Mar
tlr--lar lie 10 old--should have died be.
lore You arri,e in Csleutlsf OF whst
avail @onId then be This journey roUnd
The worlJl For whal purpose woule shen
your present course Of llIe be interrupted.
and your properly saeri6esdf' Trjsined
The banker.
My course OF life viii never be infer.
rup,sd. The course run is called duty
And should return beggar, very well!
! know how 20 support myself. am
young. Let me haze my way. ! only
beg u you 10 give me bill of exchsngs
on I.ohdon Zoe all ihe ready money Ihsvs.
For that purpose | have called on you.
n you ~ill aed something more fos Me-.
Marble. 50 much The be,er. I ~ill be
your personsl debtor. aud on my return ]
will pay you back with accumulaaed 10
lsresi. even should ! have TO work for il
Ike slave" .~
livery noble ,houghi in you," ssid
Smith. "but LEI us also lake The MISTER
dsl,bers;ely into consideration. Mr.
Marble rares cerlsinly less for the plea
sure OF your company than Cor certain
sum Of money which will either ensble
HIM 70 prosecute HE suit or return 10
Europe. 1.-The has money he gill be con-
tented, aud will find means for ell he needs;
and then you are perfectly unnecessary
10 him. Well, then, tell me how much
sou wish 10 settle upon him and now
much Of my Own shall add TO il. We
will remit Il 10 him. Drafis can bs sent
from England TO India with greater fsciIi-
~ than people. Thsi is connected with
peculiar difficulties. Follow my id.
vice." -...@a -
"No, Mr. Smih. canno, do IL. Ian
Of greater service 10 my father Marble
,h-- $3.50 ----y ~--s- fis o. ~ss --a
feeble, he needs son % cherish aud los
ter him, 10 assist and proiecl him. All
IN such condition friend 10 worth more
than mountains OF gold. A wsrm word
Of consolation Is worth more Than all
the services well-paid hnel,ngs can rem.
der. let Us Pursue This ,alk no far
Their. Tomorrow ! 90 from here 10
Rsaensburg. render an accoun, Of my
transactions TO Lard WsIlrnroih. give
him my resignsiiun aud ihsuks. lie il
an homes, msn. aud will not throw any
iDpedimsn 10 my way. |: yco wish 70
be mine and Mr.. Marbles friend. | would
beg of you 10 give me letter to Lord
Wail~nrUth. recommending TO him my
purpose. have seen how much your
word asails with him."
Mr.. Smith lnoked al Conrad q long
time 10 silence. But he sio"d b, f",e HIM
fixed in his purpose, and whaishe said
proceeded from the utmost Iecesses oil
his heart. Even Mr.. Smith seemed for
a moment to be moved al his oulbursl OF
tiiial love and graft ude. vet he eudeavor.
ed by new arguments 10 dissuade him
from his undertaking.
"l 10 in rain!" exclaimed Conrad.
!" There are, psrhaps, causes that nigh.
have induced me to make a base choice.
! loved noble lovely gi,l--you Know
Josephine Walter--only at the momeu.
Of my departure | became aware that
was also her love. And ye,--Iu,y be.
lore happiness. Therefore, Mr.. Smi,h,
pray you give me the drafts"
Mr.. Smiths eyes we're filed with tears
when Conrad spoke thus" Come TO
my hear!' exclaimed the old man, and
kissed him. You are certainly . most
excellent man. envy MIR. Marble for
having such a son, and such . friend.
How few fathers are so fortunate 40 he!
You shsll have The drafts y"u desire, and
that you may not have any difficulties
ish lord Wallenro,h. | will myself sc-
company you To Regensburg." H.
c"nr,d was al ih,s sudden emotion Of
Mr.. Smith sumo y hat a.tonished. There
10 for sIP'-he thought to himself
every man. even should he in his every
day life have hsen,ne sh,;.elad an, 4.