Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-11-22

again IN prison. His father had forbidden
him his house long since, for reason OF his
reckless conduct at the gaming table, and
his total disregard Of expenses. Again he
lay for more than two months in prison
and again was he liberated, as he pr, sumed,
by his relening father, to whom he had in
desperation addressed many bescechng
notes iull Of good promises.
The second incarceration had taught him
wisdom he was older bv some five or siy
years, than when he had graduated he be-
came thoughtful, recolIectng bis long for
gotten profession, recalled his stndes and
books, and seriously set about to retrieve a
character that had already suffered in the
worlds eye.
He opened suit of rooms, devoted his
spare time 10 the hospital, and gradually
became an adept in his profession, and day
by day business poured in upon him, until
he commenced practice fully equal TO his
time and wishes TO perform. In the
meantime the father OF Antoine Louval had
died, and having much approved the dcci-
dcd change he saw in his sous career, he
bad wilird him his entire fortune.
Antoine was sitting by bis Gresilc in an
elegant mansion, in one Of the most FASH
ionabc and aristocratic sections Of paris.-
His feet rested over the fire place with
that true carelpssncss and aJgDi5n that he.
speak the bachelor. lie was moody and
thoughtful. It was his birth niEh;--that
day he was thirty-lour years OF age just
fifteen years older than when he was first
introduced to the reader. It was a thought-
rul occasion 10 him. and ne seemed more
than USUALLY moody now. WIN, NOR.
could hr desire Jia was rich. hono-.i.
conrtrd. and ranked as one of the most
skillful Of his difficult profession.
Al that r,or,ort sn,,r,ore cor,o to him,
that, , I,i. in n,;'.hLrr;,.,, c,,Yr,,,r -, ,L,.
ci,y was in ;,uminsnt n.r;I of her lif. ,r,,o
( . snIdrn ol,arL of ,,Irr.. and ,l,,f hi. ,,r,.-
g.nca v.as ;,no,rI,,.I, Jng;rnJ r.',...
,v;Ib nr,lGs.;,n,l o~;,t3Ia he ,,,r,i his
usual n1cka, oC Instruments and me3ir;nrs
IN r;s narl', onI s,a,n;n,r @ into t;s ,,r-
riagr '' droy~ to :, ,hr M p,int ,,<isn,,od. nate Here
h1 ' ,,., t,,,n. -; ;,r ','' .r
and "' ,Ii. ;%n;n ANY, a,'
roanrs yas'I.l iva yo~,., mai, i,,I am H.
nor ro,,,, ,,,h,r..l,y, , r.,.,l. j., iI,.,, I,,,,.
;nr r.y,r ,i.'t r,y.jy GiIs to nroInro Il.
Griur-ihn rarIy SHOES Of typboid,
,.y,L,, ,l,., f,a,. =, ..r..I o.. .,r-..,,.
..,j, n'~,I.r sir,,
.II,s SIM. h.,,',, I,'.,-...;.l p,
"Oply Since morninr-s,, as e5, sp.,n-
,l +, v.a,l.r !, h.r ,,.,,l his ay.,;r,,
and has s,id il 81. shonrI ryc, he s.rionsly
! IN +, sem! for Won q, n. r medical ai,i.,r. /
Iro,clrJ..,I ,,' 'f',s,o
Thn snr,son ,vor,i,.l H., t.,tnr,y he.
,rs h,, ,,:nn,.,I, S.,,,n, r.carl.c,,ons
ron,r over him. Ia dr,ny hi. Locn, c,rr-
nlIy blrd thr n,,;rnt 81, NV her f3or bours.
and and Wa,rh@J @ '' ',b' n,ro,i6o & " Of his his; % mrdj.
r;rss c,,,o ,,r,r ,rJ Ia,o Tor MANY, dovs
and fn5IIy saw The re,nrn ol rsosrn ,n IN,
n,tirnt and soon thc rnss Of health once
NOR, ,lglr over her cheeks.
"tn6 now. ,h;n, yap ,,, asked ,ho sur
rro, Of hi, r,t,rrt otr Iov. uihn know
Won poit,
81 spno7spJ Won had f,r,ottrp Char
,oua .,
.Nrycr =, s3;d the cDraururpl man. for
the first time o;,;r, vent to nj, T,ebors.-
I'VE parted brcau,., YOU vcr, too consid-
crate ong4r to live win me-. and no, bear
nv nam lv;u Won ,hara il NOW. lin
dearest IN, 7,,
A tear ouly answered him, and rrcs,in,
his or,rs ba was aro;n banDy.
"TelI me-. dearest. knew YOU Of nv be-
ING released from prison at two different
years since -