The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1853-09-29
Us ert of bushes, to rest the right distance

brilliancy of the two orbs was distinctly
visible. warnedby presentment
or arrested by palpitation and strange
feeling within, at noting a new expression
by the blue and dewy light cleaned in his
eyes, we say not. But the unerring rifle
fell, and rustling told him that the game
had fled.
Something whispered him that it was
not deer; and yet the feet step, as the
game bounded away, might easily be mis-
taken for that of the lighted animal
A second thought impelled him to pursue
the rapidly retreating game, and he
sprang away in the direction of the sound
leaving his companion to occupy himself
as he might The faa5iittii fa55itiv re had the advan-
tage of considerable advance of him.
and apparently better knowledge of the
location of place. But the hunter was
perfect in all his field exercises, and scarce
ly less feet-footed than a deer, and he
gained rapidly on the object of his pur-
suit, which, advanced a little distance par
allel, with the utmost accomplishments o.
gymnastics, clearing the fence at leap
The hunter, embarrassed with his rifle
and various accoutrements, was driven tc
the slow and humilating expedient o.
climbing it. But an outline of the form
of the fugitive, fleeing in the direction Of
the house, assured him that he had mis-
taken the species of the game. His heart
throbbed from an hundred sensations, a.
mong them an apprehension from the con
sequences of what would have resulted
from discharging his rifle, when he hao
first shined those liquid blue eyes
The dogs opened On him as he ap
preached the house, and advertised the
master Of the house that a stranger was
approaching. Having hushed the dogs
and learned the name of his visitant, he
introduced him to the family as the son O
their neighbor Boone.
Scarce had the first words of introduc
tion been uttered, before the opposite dool
opened, and a boy apparently of seven
and girl of sixteen, rushed in painting fol
breath, and seeming affrightened.
Sister went down to the river, zontAe
chased her, and she is almost scared t.
DEATH exclaimed the boy.
The ruddy haxen haired girl stood full
in view Of her terrible pursuer leaning up
on his rifle, and surveying her with th'
most eager admiration. a
'Rebecca, this young Mr.. Boone, sol
Of our neighbor,' was the laconic intro
duction.
Both were young, beautiful, and at tha
period when the affections exercise tn
most energetic influence
The circumstances of the introduction
were favorable to the result, and th
young man felt that the eyes had shine,
his bosom as fatally as his rifle shot ha'
er the innocent deer of the thickets.
She, too, when she saw the light, open
bold forehead, the clear, keen, yet gentle
aHectionate eye, the firm front, and th
impress of decision and fearlessness of tn
hunter; when she interpreted look whic
said as distinctly as looks could say il
how terrible it would have been to hav
fired' can hardly be supposed to hav
regarded him with Indifference.
Can it be wondered at that she saw
him her beau ideal Of excellence. THEM
habitants of cities, who lived in mansion
and read novels stored with unreal pit
lures Of life and the heart, are apt to in
agine that love, with all ITS golden illusion
is reserved exclusively for them. 1t We
most egregious mistake. A model {
ideal beauty and perfection is woven
almostevery youths heart, of the brighte
and most brilliant threads that compose tt
web Of existence. 1t may be said th;
this forest maiden was deeply and foolisl
ly smitten at the first sight. All reason
able time and space were granted to tt
claims of maiden modesty.
AS for Boone, he was remarkable ft
the backwoods attribute of never bein
beaten out of his track. and he ceased NJ
to WOO until he gained the heart of R.
becca Bryant In word, he courted h'
successfully and they were married.
WONDERFUL PARTUR1TIoN-Th Mi
sissippi Times, Holly Springs,) of Il
first September, comes to us with the fo
lowing announcements:
.Seyen Children at One Biyth-Mississi
pi against tile World!-The most asto
E ishing parturition recorded in the anna
of the human race, we are informed, o
Cured last week in the vicinity of Salel
Tippah county, in this State. Our info
nation is from gentleman Of veracit
who states that lady of that neighbc
hood has just become the mother of seq
children at one BIRTH!
Was there ever woman in the wo1
that beat this? Is there woman livi
that can beat it?
i AN IMPORTANT LAND OFFICE QUI