Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-01-30
From Sartaiu's Magazine.
THE DANGEROUS BEAUTIES.
FROM rHEcrRM,y or +. svoLLr.1

The lovely Wheiminc. Just in her eight.
een,h year, the dlugh,cr of the poor clcr.
gyman's widow, hung upon my neck aud
wept. tried to Comfort her in vain. ST,
last grew litIeimpalient, Slid exclam-
ed: "But don't exactly see wha, this
great misfortune is which you lament So"
"Cruel"
"a week is not an eternity"
"The daughters of the Counsellor are
very beautiful" sobbcd She,
"And if they We're angels ust come down
from the seventh heaven of lIahomc,, what
then! l'll only look at them and then
away
'rhey are rich ,oo,' she sobtel again.
'llankcr not after riches, which the moth
corrupts,' replied strong in Scripture.
q have lhc most melancholy Iorcboling,,'
.:;i N',,'luine muurHiuIIy.
'.. H.t. ar a. scpara,on>,' returned
J. .a, ...!> 10 .ca. the worst
a u.,I ,.i .t l. neXurubleh
5Joae IN uon afc nothing 10 him., was
my ,ep,!; :, declared to him ,ha, rould
n", .o,.,o'. IN 'rry either o! the Mis- jung-
hanrl'. 'Jd,t see them once said be, 'an I
| wager you will be Of Il different opinion.'
'lnrrr j.! cried WIihuimne sogrowuI-
iy, and csuns anew around my neck: do
not leave ne, Frank
but whaj cln dor an,wercI my nn.
Gle, wish i, n,t unreasonable; if refuse To
accede I" it, '' viii excite suspicion. My
>.,'und iaihe1 l. persuaded thai dislike
tnU,r ladies', oniy because have never seen
them; all he dr,lres j. that ! should see
1heu,. nohin- more. Cannot | gran, hm
this satisfaction! Besides this nutumn
weather is fair and mild; ! sc, free from
the counting room week, and harA II
kAeuSant time 81 H.
.And you will forget me- said the dear
girl reproachsuIiy.
.My heart and ,ay thoughts are with yon
ALWAYS sal! in soothlng tone, no mat
ter how far away tate bear, me-
When Wi!hrlmine 'aw that w1' r'SoiV.-
ei :, comply win my ui'.e W''1'' ana
start the next Lay 10, w F.-''-~'; 'e'' '"S
rjah Coansc.'or .'.,gh' w,un l.! 'r 'H''
daughters residcd, she ...'EHc" 'e. o. ~
,,a inevitable. wa Obliged Apr' =,
to promise over ana t" '.' '...
inr should shake IA '....'. '''n q
possible solcmnity, an np "a. .'..i ..i i''
cu on ninu, s"piS, '' VIZ u.s.
ming sky, where only few stars were 'ia'
ble' to be true TO her. Then followed
long embrace, an endless kiss, AJAX the part
ing went off more happily than bad eN
pected.
The next morning set out in n nne-hors
vehicle for the beautiful couu,ry. But first
had grand audience with my honored uncle
you will not regre, this trip, Frank,' sad he
1he msidens are beautiful intelligent, and W..
read. You will find there no silly little gees
such as arc gadding about in cur streets. fo
NAV take all your learning with you. And re
msmber too, they will have each her th'r'
thousand dollars; just take care and bring IN
homo nice little golden daughter-in-!aw an
I will take you into the firm. In year or I"
| will retire, and you are made man, and ma
81. .nug and laugh at all the world. My tf''
old friend, the Counsellor, ha, sch his heart to
on this conuexion. Every wooer is hot SO higl
ly favored. l had to run my leg' 0ii to get II
wife. The old people were opposed to IT u!
ami, 6ve and flames. Fortune lies rieh! beto
you--siez il pt Once.'
'Si,z- !, a, ONCE snid TO myself, As rot
,s.,; t,at i. soon said, but my hands are lir
us,l uncle, and 30 is my heart too; aea even