Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1851-07-18

UOgeLnef with, many sntLle- deucdcles llleitu N
ed for the sick, They did not even know by
whom they were SENT H..
We'll lady, he said, as he entered the Y
room, how. rested the sick last night 2 5
Unusually well, sir The fever, trust 6
has left him, at least so we were informed by :
the physician you 50 kindly sent US
They now approached the bed. He was
still slumbering. The curtains were softly r
withdrawn, and his features fully exposed.
The stranger started back with amazement.
Can believe my sensesg My aid-le-earnp
Bol, Allen! By the Eternal! This cxcla-
nation awakened the sleeper, who started
up wildly. ssiz-5 ssa r.6s' 81 .-.s .7a5.ss
.sGeneFal JacksenP he7exclaimed, 'or am
dreaming and sank back exhausted on the
'pillows. sass~ s.s~ss.ias - z~s,s- ~ T
My poor Bob, ,asaid the General, for It was
none other than he, how in the name Of the
4 Continental Congress do ! find you in this
situation 2, All, [ remembeF-LI remember,
said he musingly.z.rYou left me and the ar
/ my to marry. This marFiagesdispleased yoHr /
j father. The colonel certainly has good quail /
4 ties, but he has the, temper of q Seminole
! and is Just about as reasonable at times l
: sec italL. He was aneTy-yeu was prend-l
9 he unreasonable, and you, aseoming depen-
i dence, left him, oohtain q Livelihood by your
& own exertions--I will wager my commission
; that even in your distress yon have not ad-
a dressed him. !. -. -,
| You are right general But look at Ro-
zine. Can you blame me Did l make an
improyer choiceg :
i NO, Robert, no i! Yon Ysli did right. If 1
e was ever guilty of ffattery, I should no doubt
, say some very foolish things concerning her,
" for believe her pattern Of truth, Of SINGER
Is ity and affection. But yor have also done
n decidedly wrong in another way, and I have
Ell a great mind never to forgive you. What,
Il not have confidence In your old ffidnd and
ID commander ALLOW yourselfto die here IKE
N a'sealped Indian, without acquainting him
n Of your distress2 Have YOU forgotten that
al You once preserved my life OF YOU ,iii-
I'd grateful dog = Don't speak! r WON'T hear
~ a'word and as it regards this foolish Old fa-
ef ther of Yours, I'll FIX HIM I shall write him
sF to-day, and If he does not answer bodily and
Fts meet you with open arms, (you know never
'9s swear but by the Eternal, III call him out
d. myself i'sT - as*s fef~'as- a-,&3 -aaz srs
at enc evening, aEsw weeks sfterthese strange
occurrences, small, but happy party wa:
ke3 seated in the parlor Of an elegant mansion
lst1 near Broadway. a person Jtnacquaintet
a with the history of each, would have supposed
We that SORROW was o. stranger to their hearts
gu His, attention would have been attracteC
re. by the beauty of a lady. richly and fashion
ne ably attired. Could care have ever scloudeC
de that serene brow. or tears of sorrow quenehet
'ur the lustre of those bright eyes Yet tha
TO- lady was Rolne Allen The group was com
lpIete. All were there. Robert was fully re
IN covered-hfs features animated with mtel
ser, lect and energy, seemed the ideal Of fapp
TO ness.esfS,e .i-ssi, 50 assEzys a-z - -
1ayl The General and Colonel Alien were II
counting their old adventures which wei
occasionally enlixened by a 1yarmsiisputs W
sh1 on. some little difference opinion, thong
= in perfect good humor. n Nor should u
10 children be forgotten. They too. shared
leET4 he general happiness. All animosity ",
ae'. forgotten, while the spreof JOY shone forth
its full meridian Of sIlendors -. r...
- - 50 AN EDITORS WEBBING. ~ s
her Mr.. Francis W. Rice, a native Of Saco. 4
un-I Several wears associate editor Of the sB@tC
Jear Olive Branch, and recently oneof the edito
34ss Of the California GeuEier was not long sin
esh-l married in Panama tosoneaoflthe ladies
can that,eitys, a correspondents of the Nex4Yo
met Herald; thus describes. the weddng,of whi
and he. was ia-witness. Dir. Riee was last we
!. visiting his friends in Saeo, with his tFopiC
DO bride, and they are, we believe, about to ma
has atour through Europe ....,ssss--s {. >,
nate "a week since, one 7of the most. elegs
weddings took place which has ever been u
90 messed in Panama. The parties were FRI
hg a els W. Rice, one of the editors of the Calf
one MIA Courier, and Senorita Donna Jdsefa De
poor res Arosemena. ;,->s- Ia ~. sssas.stz
- The SenoFita Josefasis about ninete
. S+-s years of age, petite, butextremely elegant
81 = brilliant, and has broken the hearts Of at le
sa'~s. "a dozen PanaRiaf1as. But somehow OF o
ngeri er, editors are great farorites with the ]
aota men, and it IS folly for outsiders to expect
= compete with them before the7shrine Of
o TAX nus. -. ss.s. ,.,,s r--s- ss4 s..-.-.s.
sAtper u. was perfectly astonished to. meet
many splendid women in Panama as gral
n VIII these nuptials. Their. dresses were of
mem most elegant description, and the charm
ST De their manners was perfect delight to
The bride was dressed magnifcently,
be ST. with. the most perfect good taste. She "
cen a IN her dark hair 4 beaI,tifII o,old conb.
n you pareritlv made Of California SPECIMENS
sayen, cred by long white veil. traihno aIrnos
n you the ground. and suranountino the whole
Heetly crown Of white roses one Of nv nv fen
acquaintance tells me, that her robe
composed of the fibres Of the pine-aT
tment' richly embroidered by hand, which cost
y ex- labor oftwo years, ofthe handiwork OIL
a sis, and was purchased for at least $60(