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ske took from the Hudson river Isasc Newton
Monday lsst her in New Ic-k good SIZED black
hard leather yslse. considerably IL had mark
whatever. There the top bucked In
'front.' sher guard the lock fastened down by strap
and buckle The yase contained letters addressed W L.
Gran DIAL, Syracuse and variety Ct other written aud
rzated rsers bearing the nan. and place neladns
e insurance policy Conneeticut Mutual. dated April
o aud manuscript Of about ATTY pages. with thc
Signature, dated Arr ISL The rerscn who hss been aoo
tntay buraened with the charge Of chs Nalge and
fonts will receive the thanks o. the owner and liberal
ytrd for his trouble he will oays them ct the New Nors
herald ohce st the once Of the Peoples Line, New York
pier between Conrandt aud Liberty streets send them
b. express. directed W. L. Cranda. Syracuse, N. x"
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Q AYMoNp 3 HERR pRIEsBACn,s MENAuERIE-

u AfMOND q HEHH DKIESbACHS MENAUEKlE.-
Quoted in the known almost every animal
ss
visit the cities AMI towns Of New England in the
walt
say july South kssins &
& ana wwSa ts SsnFsy h Tues
2RAEKLIN xgsEUA, l7s CHATHAM soyARn.aaEo
- lNss stage Seats, y GENTS Boxes, q CENTS Par
and Evening 1nssrssnmsnss i .fssf
% .s b
:. no other place q in New Ysra consisting Ct
psrcrnsrs beng srss.s and sSs same time s
s sso . Ss
number Of beautiful .abeaua taken from ths
ss Who sSssssS variety isss: ana ~.
Male and sns FEMALE
e.hibt:p Of n.Isle ssatuary gnsqu.ilea IN the world
.fsenoon and evening. FOR psraosiA Bills Of each
ERAEKLIN MusEuM l75 CHATHAM sQUARE.-Ex-
and others visiting the city The Of July the
fos%sHs. sosesess hosss~T.st
in the M ming second at ~ third At IN the afternoon
Pricesthc same usual
MIRROR OF OUR CoUNTRY.-THIs GREAT Ma
w ssona Moving panSraTs dsiips- ~, in tho ~s,s &C
CO. =. q G0Sg s S ss s int s WI
9pen asnss'n al, oyo y" Nc =,
and o'clock ~ Admt.ance - eens children half
price Exhibton Wednesday and saturday afternoons
CASTLE GARDEN-GRAND GALA DAY.-SEyENTY-
y 18th Of American The greatest, most
popular and most IN the city IN honor
s sss sn NJ ssnS
will with the celebrated and popular grand opera,
LAMhERAoQR.Lueia sisnora A. Bosio Edgar otRavens.
wood, Sgnor Betni; Lord Ashton, ssnor bsneventano
Raymodo Sgnor olet Arturo, Ssnor Baritni choruses
Of hunters nobles Bridesmad etc Aftor the opera
interpsion Of twenty minutes for Refreshments Part
Grand National Overture by the full orchestra alter
which the celebrated patriotic duet from the OF Ma
rno FAero sung b. Sgnor Marni and Snor
The whole conclude with grand aquatic display OF ne
prising Of tbs beautiful and unique
effects Of Pyroteehny the whole exhibition from the la
borattr OF j. ssac Edge. PrIce OF admission through
the day, twentnye cents evening performance and
hrv works, ffty cents. Children half price.
CASTLE GARDEN.-THIs DELIGHTFUL SUMNER
~ resort open TO visitrs throushout the DAY from
IA. 20 5F NJ the largest and uoss beautiful room
In this and the from the upper galleries OF
noe hay AMI harbor alone worth than the price Of
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tver Of The standard u d0llars viii their
sssrest to call squier Brother % ruiton street and
W Bowery. for they have Just received goods and BIZ
he Of their business they have been obes
large their ruitoa strsc Tfey deermnod TO
TN 70 make t the In erest Of all deal with
ting their go0dsno losses by credit for cash oay
q a mo
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Urtnrc flovcr lttion particularly faei infr fu
uon Ir,ehlcs tan and suusuru llr uurh dif-rurs
We lace ana fuy developed in boz weather.. 80 ther D.
% rcufty Ike that afsertied ~ freufs. Nushtan
tintk Co. ~" and 20 braafsny sad iu Aatar House..
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
SPORTING.

EOXEs, FOXES, T0xEs-WILD YOUNG ONES,
wanted by the Spirit Of the Timer. before 18th
of July Any that them will please write.
A CHALLENGE TO THE YACHT ORION, AND HER
"A Baokers-I, Robert Fish, do otter 90 sail the yacht
Blanca against the yacht Orion for thousand dollars
aside-s nifty miea The 20 Ia the waters
Of Philaaepha within month from da.e. weeks
r. FISH, No. 4si Water erect.
New York. July {, 1851
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riot. which Threatened serlous results, oce0FSed &c
Nevada the 9th May. 1t bad Its origin IN hong
standing di.pute soncer ming land claim Guns and
pistol. had been freely used but II does not appear
that any person killed
An attempt was made 70 burn the City Hospital, &C
san Francisco ON the 10Th q May which proved sue
eesefui
The specie was removed to the vault Of The Ne~ Gus
tom Home. In Portsmouth square, on the soh Of Nay
with heavy guard.
The following ships bad arrived at San Francisco rr
TO bc 3st Of Nay all Of which made remarkably show
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HOTELS.


WHITE LAKE noTEL-FANILIEs DESIRING A
w. boating With delightful drive, and TromcnSdes await
o. real ssS SS F s us Ps soa r S sSSy
.sseass ASgrsss o. scarf ass Broadssy, Waite Lake
fost onee, Sullivan county. New York.
DowELToN MOUSE. NLwBuRGu.-pERsoSs
= fi.hins y vis.t tbs ,gaeiggs aud ELEGANT faniy
sSs sysrss ys q she -siaI IS ss nj sSS
urrsuntedty dcghtiul country leave NsN York ia
and NeuturT stisn o'clock where csrrsse se,
e, s's, a.; h.1 r ,S sa s 70 '1a then 70 ,Se
~ ~ ths railroad trains ~ four six oeiock r. s.
sar essk n arrive At lie FoTSiton HoS,e 60 ies
n'st nsTniss sieE eTsakiA;, s,riyius n New
a. 'vf.t sli,i "''' IN '' ''f
NETTUEE HOUSE sew ROCHELLE. NEW YORK
r go - ~ Ssssuai 's@Isr Tesi-
sgirs % lhstpson. PsohS Nson, Do Broadway, corner
M oEEs BousE. by JACOB woLcoTT MORRIS,
w lons brsneh. Monmouth county, New Jersey
HAMILTON house. FORT HAMILTON, L. l.. Is NOW
eIsn Coz ths Hasen. Persons dcsrous q visiting this
l tummfr rtente are informed tint the steamboat
ssitost lohh BaT from pei foot o. Chambers street. al
" Ae'a1is' ee''ass sdioinigs R ry e le,r,
nav hhi y. VA
nrLcEEN's PRIVATE Ho1EL AND BOARDING Es-
Isllse thgstasd eftisai' Madam Dvleten plants, :.
her Naityl h. ne honor 20 tnucunce that he hss hted
y y. ssst, lfs9i,.' ?, W ,l.,s s4@r,.s v:h uao9
~ ~ 70 al me irfoscs 81
rTsrr hny hotel. TIC centre 81 the fashionable
IusftF etut mstrcro' The thsrses are moderate. tn
T. iulthen has been kndF permitted % refer o. The fol-
reiur rrn,lsufn. vfoi T. y. lavrcnce, Of lUscp Gel
W. Aleu. tnd q. ". 6s-ari. Jun Esl.. OF Ns~ York
Dokr WASHINGTON PAVILION HOTEL, sHRENs-
sto,e ss issvs ss nov oTen ~ ssarders Il .itus
tn ~ tsiirf fshing, and fai W unsurpassed Rooms
cas- ff ltui Iffsnna seeknr refuge from the heat
tho tu.t % ODE rty, raruot bat b. Fei pieasci
Srk nsTHIEG AT RoCKAwAY, 4. rus rAvI-
- NtH 90 rev 1psn for She reception 90 gsera Cars
sfa -he tgnti Isrf. bruoflrr, % Cttcf a. ". And
ltrft, = - Pr Iaa 20 vhtfa stasoa ui ls siiaccf
fanff tfrrs e. tio hlurf note lev 81 the Hagsts
Nete rfnef brrsdvay and Haidrn ane Ogden Smith
suHsAs istL IN BRiNrNALL.
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CASTLE GARDEN.-rHIs DELIGHTFUL SUMNER
~ resort Ia open to vters throushout the cay from
IA NJ 20 5F. NJ II Ia the largest and beautiful room
In this country and the from the upper galleries
noble hay AMI harbor alone worth than the Of
adpission.-opc shilling.
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LOST, Sc.


LOST, Sc.
GC5 REwARo-LosT SOMEWHERE Is SOUTH
p%O street. between Roosevelt and Oliver streets
Pocket Book containing two hundred axd srtyeght dol
ar ,S ~ S va. 9 'easlng
corner Of Rcoeeselt
q IN REwARD,-AN OPERA GLASS WAS LETT LAST
III evening East Broadway Stare at Ferry
The above reward WI be paid 10 leaving tht
saundersons COLLEGE Hotel
I osT OR sToLES-oN THE MIGHT or TIE 9TH
white russct Iesthervase no mark eontainius oSthinf
and three Illinois State Bonds Noe az a. and
owner Amy prson giving Of &c sthsr
Captain Van Allen, Buffalo. myself at Poplar Ridge,
CAyusa county n. H., shall be literally rewarded
All persons warned not 10 pprchAse or negotiate saa
j. W. RATnB6KN, Poplar Ridge, NJ.
EouNp-oN THURSDAY MORNING July D NEAR
20 Rantsad o. WSmsgsuPrs apss so iln sasS he
IS caiiEE DGctoT r. ". Sci1ht, At his office, ~
Jsnes street corner Of hs1ison aad paying for s adxsr
tissment. J. ". sLEIGHT.k
7 osT-soxE TIVE SINCE THE rwEYrY.rHIRp OF
ifoulton Burk Devsny, dated erh. 1851.
., fenr month Tor two hundred and seventeen Dollar
West Seventeenth street. u being cfno any but
the owner. q not being endoreed BY them.
\ osT THE MEMORANDUM BOOK or cARNAN
- containing minutes TO John Hiske and j. A stickei
Co.. and others TIC Bond street. The hndor will ic suit
ally rewarded by leaving at the above place i2)
Twcnty.siSth street
CToLEN.-TwENTY DOLLARS REWARD WILL BE
- ENen for the recovery ofa light horse aud Nrht
evening, It about haiEpsst oelcck The horse has
switch tail about nine years old breast much with
ps h.mss ne soTs s P ~ Ere i 'aq fT
turn to c. KELSEY. South Brooklyn.
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The total amount put upon the market during the
week only S445 AS. Last week the amount put
apon tae market upwards Of a million of dollars
We cannot account for this great failing on bot the
official returns exhibit Il, there Is doubling It,
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CRANKLIN MUsEUM, l75 CHATHAM SQUARE.-EX-
ira Nstce.-Fourth Of Julyln order 10 accommodate
and others Visiting the city the Attn Of July the
ger has made TO give six distinct
commencing st the following hours-Tsst al
in the rninS second ut l third at in the afternoon
fourth at hfth at sixth and last at in the evening
Pr he anne "a uaua
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RRoUGHAMSLYCEUM.B BROADWAY, NEAR BRoOME
stree,-Dress Circle and Parquet so eents Family Cir
Doors Doors 0psn At ~ to begin at Bsasht ofMr
commence with THE TEACHER TAUGHr-Nr. Henry
Aubrey MT Brougham Miss Charlotte yere Miss Mary Tay
lor After which, Grand advertisement To followed
By the ballet Of the Jolly Leon Es
TO conclude with the GREAT EXHIBITION Mr. Tppty
Mr.. !. q. Johnston; Clementna, Mrs. Brougham.
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MIRROR OF OUR COUNTRY.-THIS GREAT Ma
lvl tioDal Moving Panorama. denezeing in tho most
the principal events in the annals a Amer
landing Columbus to the time Will
open ct Washington Hail. o9s Broadway the Fourth Of
JAY Doors open at and o'clock, y. NJ Mirror
and o'clock n Admit,ance q cents; children half
price Exhibtion Wednesday and saturday afterroo
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seems hs friends and the public. that he confines him
self entirely to the practice OF his profession Dentist Dr.
Eieh has removed to Ill Tenth street ten doors west Of
Broadway.
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HAMILTON HOUSE, FORT HAMILTON, ]. T., rs NOW
Cor the Persons dcsirous Of visiting this
is tugi summer icnse are informed tint the steamboat
Irsian isayes Itr Ne. NJ ~. i0A M and and a. "
sisttost lohn art rom pei loot % Chambers street.
~ n tsautiius cottage sdicining a. house 70 lct
HAMfrY u. CtAPr,
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NETTuEE HOUSE new ROCHELLE, NEW YORK.
~ G. Peek ar, PropnetorThie delightful GUNNER resi-
ientf Tor the For further particulars
squire 81 1hotpsoh. Peck& Nixon, a Broadway, eornsr
u baahe street.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-12-20
SELECT POETRY.
w.SnI,Gro>c.o SING Tnu DELAWARE.

"Dnk and elnuml was Ia" hour
And lr,e ans .us .uiu'd 10"
Fnr twenty DAYS hi Washington
Rpirrdtpd liuu thr toe
a rd h,- vcalN ~udiriS lrtt vas bare
When 4 iad across HE DelawaIr
s.llrariS were laiuiiug through he E,ud,
Aud paIiiu,ir lioui rau roli, ..
Tn ~Ilkru army scatrr rr'alHed
Two lhau-aud mru. all iulI
While The Bn,-h arms cleaned every
Wiiprr,
F,om III. lind>on to the Delaware.
''Cn'i and sunny cuinr th" nI4h'
The Grai Chr'i lunSri his ui't.
'N,,v mp, brave courddrs mp, "rd si'iEe
For lrrr,tnIu once aaIIn
rhe lipn ~l"prr'h in hi~ lalr
q The le,l hauk Ul the D,'rwarr.'
Al Nv the s,loig ca,S dash the ice,
A,n'd M tempe>l- rud,.
And hnw thu irumpI.vuirr "t kroH
SlII rh""t~ h'n 20 she >h'i"
Tnus. m h. h,rzug nj IrI-h, air
In So tayu II ats ,iu->ri ,hr d t"ware.
i Ia, uuulina cr,, ard ,lir.
Ia. siurto hfI'h. r,-',
4 ! III ChI Inh hlrk h,- valiant mcn
Wh,,h lhuu>trI r"Wiv" t""-
Whit. T,erinu shook W'h rannnu's hlare,
Tuu todd lhr u.vs "''r ia" d 'ia"afr.'
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-12-20
NOW 10 ooK yENtsVN.

HAuNcn OF vENrsoN RoAsrED. Take a
hinmrh weighing Twelve pounds, and require
The butcher 10 trim off The chinebone and
the end oi The kun, kle wraplwo or three
t"!Is of bnI!erel paper, or the caul of a
Lamp closely around the haunch to prevent
IL tat from burning spit the h,nnch, Sc, j,
before a slow hre: and toast it three honrs,
hIs,ng it frequently with salt and wafer 10
prevent ihe paper from burning off, then re-
move the paper or can, basic the hauuch
1t Il i2hl brown coniiune to basic with
batter, dredsr it lightly with flour, and
when it is we'll frolhpd aud Drowned on all
81 l"s, I, is done wrap ruille Of cut paper
Around the knuckle bnne, and send the
haur"h 10 the table with plain gravy
mate from the trimmings of the venison,
apl seasoned only with a little sal, serve
with current jelly, which is good dissolved
il puu wine.
II III" vnniso1 has hnn! three or four
weeks, (and it ou"hl TO hang as long before
cnokiug it viii be necessary 10 take off the
outer skin. before roasting.
Neck AND SHOULDERS OF VEsIsoN Tile
neck anI shoulder of venison may be roast
ed without the paper or cau mentioned
above. Lander with thin slices of salt pork
or boiled ham garlish with sorrel, and
make gravy as above.
A shoulder of ten pounds will rocs, in two
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-12-20
ITETTLTTg rIDS.

VIE subscriber las constructed a Ii'iiF-
MING ROD on trae Philosophical lrinyi
-, hy which buildings supplied with 'hrni ngc
dcrcd perfectly secure against destruction hY
atning. The connection and insulation -. the
:, as well ~ the preparation ot ,ar arnnui r'i,
on an entirely new pan, making IA in''c peg
t conductor than any heretofore in use.
Measures have been taken t. secure Letters
icnt Tor th" improvement.
Persons desiroui Of securing their lives and
,pcriy from destruction i'y hrh'piu.y. can have
,lucogs pat up II their htiIllngS in tue most
feet and substantial mamGer. ly Applying ci-
personally or by letter, - the undersigned
he following prices:
"a fl. with good ,i'rsr plated point #I0 0j
80 #. with gol.! plated point, p'afi-
HP, 1850
twenty cents f,r every additional f'"' over
Y. i. =. MANkEl.
;ilton. Sept, c, ls1l.--ly.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-12-20
= Gjcitlt & nlc.
MY GoDFATUER'S PROPHECY ;
U", THE NiTnEHGD BoJQuEr.

"Thon art a silly f.low, Karl, and Ianci-
i,i," sal u,y grandfather somewhat angriiy
30 Inr. at Nina is not iooiing thee, thou
art tno'jnL thyS"i."
Bat smiled tranquility, and said 20 my
SIT, "if il be- iooiiu- to feel thr i .hl OF
her Snri'r> braninr upon mr, i,t me foo!
.pvsai thus forever" and then thought
Of some liarS Of love poetry written by
5 hitler, and nay heart grew elalr.
douotcd nothin.. hu, atorri thr almost
shddowv fac" ot Nina, a. il app arrd to me
in NV day-'ir am, silently.
"Thru art hu, a ,hll, Kari, in a man
ar of speaking. as compared with hrr,"
cnltin lcd INV >.urra ,lr godfather. who
, Stppii'i t. IN" tn. plarr o' iathrr aud no-
! t. =. broth. ard SNar-for once had al
] ihr,'. 1u' unw lhN See p il a Solemn r S'
I under ia" great I;drn trees # III" old
/ rhn ,h that las IN sopr ul The Rhine, as
/ yol lravr KriI AMI plunge into The monn-
/ rair rasSrs: .tUr," aided he, ">he is thy
! senior ny >om" years twain or more, and
! that uaIirth grS women, whilst thnm at
/ thiS az" art bri. as it w.r', a hnv. a2d fhr
/ SON" years Will remain so --and | know
! she is tn" ma !iCian to thee, Karl, while
! thnu >houlh>t hr COnniaE tbs lessons with
/ Father Peter and poriur over monhish
! Latin AMI pa .an Glr k. Thr,'r rare poe
I try in ihrsr old tones. too, Karl: for my
unc'" was 10 nr'nn scholar in his day. !
/ say >h" viii b.. hewitt, hing thee, and thou
vii, pp dav hv day hut a poor craz"d luna
/ ii,, io,inr lhr grnanI ST." walks upon. and
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-12-20

The velvet moss will arUw on a sterile rock
the msllrlee Huurl>hrs on the naked branches,
and cedar remain fresh and ladeIesS amid The
u.eilrnlIuus ul the receding year: and Heaven
be praised, something braulfui 10 see and
grateful 10 The soul will, in the darkest hour
Of tate. >lill iwnc lis tcndrlls around the
rrumhiu@ aliss and broken alches OF the
dcsola,e temples OF the human heart!
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-12-20
flATI0NAT. EIUEUEs,
SHAM OKIM,
Northumberland Couaty, Pa.

L subscriber respectfully info ms hisf-icnls
md the public gcuefaliy, that lie has opcu-
Jew Hotel IN the town Of ShlmJkjn, Ma
refllnd county, on the cu:net oi Shlmokin
commerce st.eets, nearly opposite 10 The
be formerly kept lie i, wed prepared 10
modlte his guests, aud is also provided
good stabing. lie trusts his experience,
'rict attention TO business, will induce per
siting the coal region to continue the lib
alronagc lac has heretofore received.
WILLIAM WEAVER.
amokin, April 10, lsjO.-tf,
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A BITING REPLY,

Mr.. Fox, the celebrated orator, was one
day Iuld by a lady whom he visited, that
she "dd no, care three skiPs of louse for
him" lie Immediately took out his pencil
and wrote The following lines
"A lady has told me, ani IN her own house
That she MT for me, three sklPs of n lonse,'
forgive the dear creature for what she has said,
Since wJmen win talk af what RUM ~ THEIR HEAD
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.den's Jonaen5ed Reports Of poana.

ISL Puhlishrd, and los SAFE hy tlc sIhscri-
her tac SeconH IoJrD.r Of Alden, Con.
rd rcHrsyhann lcpnr.', caulatGins inc
three volumes of Yclics' Reports. and two
volumes of hi ucy's Hrpo-,,. III" Grs, VOC
of Alden, continuing Dallas Reports / >oi.
:; and Yea'c5' Reports, yoiuac !, !, also 81
|, aud tor sale. The a!'o,c ryD vp.Hmrs are
1icte within themselves, aml cont IL al! OF
a5 Reports. 4 volumes, aud nI e.. ic,t's'
Irls, ! volumes, besides the twn fest volumes
inney's Reports. Thc thifl voilnc IS ready
Will be pat to p;c-s Immediately.
ii. 3. liAS,SEG, hgcnt.
injury, Aug. lG. lSJl.-
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u,.y,r trn,u my ihpuuhts mud y,t ull this
IN s,v-I ne,.r told h.r oi
nv affection. II ii no, strike M as being
necessary. 81 lnng as / ,iipv,d h,i sn-
ci,,v, sat with h,r in h,r ,haiob, r.. sang to
a,r the love Hedirs of our land wh,,h had
ben the opponents If love TO tn thor
S,uds gone hrior~, aud would be- again tn"
ame TO Thousands aiir me- 50 long as !
wandered with her in the woods and 81, at
her feet by the hubhling STR ans 10 read tn
h.r--so long as we gath, red the wild
spring fnw,r> IN tn" mpadnwS-So lOCg as
WA wholly with her, without giving ii
iurth,r thought whth,r she was mine or
no', it mait,r'd little. Tiuiy, my lo>"
was not selfish after all, for gave hrr all,
AID did not seek for any in return. Il was
sufficient 10 me that bad Irarp to lava.
wilt thou not Sc, katl, nv Child," NV
20 llah. r said 10 me before pairing. 'thlt
she treats Goii'i'h, the hunter, with the
same irankn,Ss as she doth thee : wit
ihnu be- blnd to thu fact, unhappy child,
that the manly fellow loves! Forr,tttSt
thou how h. saved h'r lii, nncc when the
Rhine was carving her away, and thou
vert Standing on tn" hank wringinE thy
hands in utter hrlp'r&su,s> -"
"Nav, hu'," said |, 'NaS II rot to me-
She haNrurd first. and kissing nn on thu
for, h, al. hadr me be- O. GOOD cheer. for she
was SAFE. whiir she onlv ravp her hand To
Coltlirh, and trndrr.d him thanks,
"poor bov ." said the cd man 10 me
very piteouSv, .lhon art blinded bv ,hv
passions. Thou wilt waken somp Gay. and
thy bright dreams will die forever. Nav
III" waking he not too rude" and arain
h" slthrd, and put his hand tcndrrIy on
my head.
81 do not fear" said !. and truly ] did
not. "Shp knows my truth, and am 90
ing now TO civ" her some lilies from the
pool, which She will cherish, for 10 she
gavr me thrs but Yesterday. and halr me-
keep them for her sake" and took out Of
my bosom bunch oi pan>irs. ana showed
them TO him, and then kissed them ere !
returned them hack to their hiing-p'ace
/ "Go. nv child," hr then added. after n
pause. IL would not discourage the Young
-,uav nothing more bitter than di<au-
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n ore. Th"v were white, perfect, hea,iti-
iul Tn, Y were without spot or SIAM, and
] smiled as said 10 m,s II. s'lh, are like
my le, rl.sS Nina" and nv h, AIT then rose
to NY throat grasprd the air, an soh-
hrd as | saw the radiant Vision vanish.
gathered more. lied ,hriu together
with d rihand that Nina had once given me
with a lut KIT in which she had p'acrd
ringlti of her silk,n hair. Tint | wear
v,,, and il will 90 with me Into nv coffin.
| rose and walk sadly out of the forest.
d d found myself once more under Nina's
window. Her voice was still thrilling
through thu. chambtr: j, ram, clear and
Swrr, into the air. and mingled with the
spng oi the linu,ts in the mub, rrv tree.
Iranrd my head ON my hand, and, casting
dow" uv eyes Oh the lilies, found they
WIRE fading. ....
THe flowers seemed TO have lost their
,itllily that dav. Why, ii not care to
K. took out NY rolurr--nv vithrr,d
pltsirs they wrrr "hrnrl's eas ;" but no,
to me, for iny heart was III Il, ease. laid
| the hi 5 on the wiudow-Sill, AMI Irr the
spot. knrw sh" had them, for. as wen,
awav h"arTd her voic" Sat--"harl, is II
( thnh :" ana 'rrn5led. Her "vuir" was
Slit, g"hii", and low, an excellent thing IN
wonan," as great writer says: and i"It
IT'S truth 10 all lis power.
The day went bv, and ] was restless ::
and wandered iorh again. Y,s: hy the
! i,rrSt-.uunlain, cavrrnpd by the umhra-
grouS trees while the waters bubblrd-
while the leaves claitprrd - while the birds
sanE-Whilp God made human hearts glad
while calmly, solrmnlv, ! rnioyrd the
! quiet beauty OF that grand SacriSlv.-thrrr
Suddenly saw them twain-Gouli, b and
Nina.
lie was leaning against a rock. bare
htad"d-hS good Gun >lnng over his
>houldrr--his ,v.s fixed on Nina'S 'aCr--
Oh, Nina Mia how that face of ,hin.
then fascinated, for i alas can re-
member i, now-and--Lu Lui this is not to th-
purpose.
II was all ligh, that face was then. L
was all love- The eyes poured forth the
f Iing-thr Iirs conceived the expression
What fate carrie d me then to the fountain
She was nloc;ng . now,r !, ms h,, -
She was lnnkias up inrn his fac. and la,rh.
lay. He was grave, however. and $ nm
" hal pale. Had he been telling her hi,
secret! Had he been mahinr h,s confrs
ion! wrunu my hands as I cas-, my ha
pwn under the forest t,,tn,ain. for The. al
was hot and sunora,ing. 10 listen woul,
have been a crimp-,o look i, was n,
crime: bu, OH the severity OF that pun
i>hmrnt
Then he spoke oul-I know not wha,
ard she or, W grave in tnrn. could SCI
that her chrrk whi,rnrh. and ,ha, whil
she was silent as the d, adj sh. listened will
all h. r snu'. rould H., Inng,r do,it. an,
y,., r, fused to hrli.vr. Wha, had don,
10 YOU, Go,,lirb. that Won should try to raj
me- OF NV love-
To listen was iptany.- Nv heart rryol,
81 from, il, and vt could no, tear nvS,I
fro II IN" spot. For just whrn had gath
cred up nv rnrrri : To 30 from theI CO.,
h.arrd h,r voice. deep. trrmulouS-- mai 5
ir in great >olrnrniy-and she said Il
him:
"YrS. G. stitch, I dol will. There,