Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1849-01-04
ne ExiIe.s Return.
A Chicago paper has the following

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Some ten years ago, as our readers
will remember, there was what was ter
med rebellion in Canada, and after the
patriots were subdued, some were
summarize executed and 4 PORTION ban
ished for 1 long term Of wears to Austria
liza. With one Of those ,exnatr;ated men
our tale has to do.
For seven ar e;obt weary years he had
horne tha ,kardsb;ns of ! lonely canrfir;;-
ty. houeldss Of ever seeing home OF
friends as,,;;s 81 .,ssess,l snenesfy
wss - - ~ s., IN sRy;t;sh Govern.
,nenf e :, ~ Il ii III ,,;th ona q. twe
eT.S| ~, M NO. s. mo had hsen en-.
e6s'.ed n sI'a SIs.sll;on Our hlfn VA.
Il beFtv nd he f ~. thoupbt was y
ssek lis BtIi Ils had IS sfiSsns
to pay Ills passage there, ard Re accord.
ingly shipbed on board 4 whaling vessel,
which 1t lie end Of two years more land.
Id him upon bis native shore.
Wife shildren ana friends, fIled his
heart md he FASTENED to bis old resi-
dence il Canada. Everything RENAMED
~ II had been neighbcrs and friends
erected him Is he Passed but now bis
= n ~ sunk withih him to find ths home
Z s "a Z deserted, and learn fiat his wife
49, Ds6 swo years to another,
N she " husband Of her youth
~ pe deal She and her hew mate had
lel i.! Snas pqEt q the country and settled
somewhere n Illinois.
Inc Poo man felt desolate indeed, and
re uetermned g see, and 4 possible, u
Ieclal Il nls Wlie ana children. After
! @e.'.y .l'sssl. ano many inquiries. ne q
80 !, .sIa \, iier 70 Knox county, Illinois
', 'nA we're Comfortably settled IN
sneir new nome; There ne presented
Z Jew days since. The wife
co.lu no1 ave Deen more surprised Or
Paneo % see an appar1tlon from the
grave, TOT ine nad long considered hlm
as oead. Inc new husband, too, was
t : uisaFeeapiy surprised TO see Pc
l0 ,s,, MN g flalmant ior ms wlfe.-What
si's.l pc uqae Inc nrst husband was
anxious tooptam the lady; the SECOND
was dlsinciBfed 20 give her up, looking
uP0n nls giainl as good: .
W slney we're reasonable people all
]. ~ HIS Original c q renamed
z 'he HeignDo fhooe n couple OF weeks,
ueIing Wnlcn tlme tne natter was freely
.aiAsu 0sel' last Ine ElYais eanae 20
ne very luss ana rational cotclus!o that
shs \ ekae.. to' naalFe Ine
!. ma decaslon 81 the question. ana % her
n gWas nuEpal1y asyFeea 70 Feter ~ giving
ner uMe % consider TIN alllts bearings.
a womanbe placed IN than this? Here
were two men. who had almost equal
father Of al her children but one--the
companfonl OF her youth-tAe other,
bound to her by near and sacred ties, and
the mutual love they bore an infant that
had been born to them. She could not
Tor moment declde-what true heart
ed woman could? Atumult of thoughts
and emotl4s filled her heart, alternately
sWaymg htr from SIDE to side. ahus
the conflict lasted for several days du-
ring which time she was enabled to look
clearly intb her own heart, and at last
she was ready for decision. Which
could she choose but the man around
whom were twined the tendrils of first
and strong affection--to whom she had
siyens the first offering OF her heart ?
I'VE * a Co. = L.,4 -
i'sssass lnay vioia.e ~. Q 1Ae' uus ~
Win nnlaihng constancy
Star OF the North !;
The heart of a true
wide. universe but
after Vii y;c;;ssito9es
& ~. +. Is So So y. s,,,,yv s,ayy,,t IN ~ har
S,' s.' ",'- = 80 q - a.
u i'll.
- W. Pes.s,on oI .ne youngess nlu rs
now pe uade-and u was mutually
agreed by the two men that as it could
not be deprived of . mothers care, that
the first hdsband should take it with the
other children. 70 ha Tastored. tn the Ca
ther at some future time The united
family now made nrenarat;onsF - oo to .
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