The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1854-12-27
WH0LE NUMBER 495.
ldsYOu were At Lexington, RU6eItI ~


Sand wounded - ,,.,,.,..a .,rr
\, "Not badly; only. a abre cut on;my arm,
but il was on the other arm" ,.f,H ,,ro,1
"YOu pee badly wounded, I knew FOu
were, This is your own blood" a,sss (, oi
"No, dearest, it was only, mere scratch, !"
and he turned up his sleeve and exhibited a
slight cuts but there was vas no apReFPncegrof y nee
blood about it. :, - -.
"Where did these staias come from, ,then!"
,"Indeed, know .not,'i
"But you are every day endangering your
life, Roberts Promise methat sou will not
engage in this rebsllion."b kesBNd TX
b 81 cannot promise that, dear Ameliag essn
To- you3, adi.'E sfsass. 2ai 81 l'ssssq tstit
"But You remember it is treason against
your, King" te arba1d ass naM y1s-s
i"Is it not just cause Have mot y6W at-
knowledged thus much % .satna
81 have, Robert; but cannot endures the
thought thatyou may loseyour life 10 isome
affray" t.u ssfits- eaoss aocs hfpsw
y f'My duty is plain; do not use your ,gsntIs
eloquence to WINNIE from it, Iiaa sai mi
b.4"l will not; may God protect you ia TIM
2 hour peril! a1r=aau = .y1iGms hes
"And now love, it may be long beforeI
see you hgan; be good heart, and all shall
yet terminate in joy" 10 s9jHam t,sgo 10
grant that it may r"srs ad'F
After an affectionate adieuythe young gman
prepared to depart! The last words of such
auintewew are generally the most Interest,"
ing; at least, il was SO in this instance, and
the lovers fingered long in the interchange
ofthe hearts tenderest emotions. The end
came at last, and Amelia opened the door
communicating with the hall.q ofR .tasW
$50 o!my cooing doves, you have fallen
into the fowler's net this time!'' excl aimed
Colonel Powell, who stood erect, with his
arms folded, at the entrance of the room.ss
ri The lovers were astounded at this unfortu.
nate accident, as they supposed it.R The
young girl shrunk back in dismay, but Rob-
ertcalmly met the gaze of the angry father.
.."Amelia to your room!'' shouted Colonsi
Powell, exasperated by the calm indifference
OF the young man. "To your room; andas
for you, sir if you ever darken my door ngairiA
will horse-whip you."l -aa.eaj. 5s1 lel5s
ot FDo not be angry father pleadedAmelia.
,ii"To your room! dsgr aced dishonoredg'ss
s."Sir exclaimed Amelia sis it possible that
you can use such terms with me !',SE sgsi7.
say, to you; and who the devil are youa"
and the Colonel's passion entirely displaced
his usual dignity, sis this consistent with. ),
honor Of "a maidenl" 4 dig elii ui5gd d
.,e"Colonel Powell'your hasty impuiation =
both cruel and UNJUST" interposed Roberl
with dignifed calmness. eYa. gaa, $3.50 gs!i
g'tPuppyn sneered Colonel Powell, "witls-
out doubt, gou can honestly defend herac
ions," fzf ,aavesf
Father, my actions needno defence ,''ex-
claimed Amelia, all the womanly pride of hef
nature reused by the injustice of her father,
ii need no defence; Robert Dewrie is INV,
husband!" --Ss--~
"Then by, you had better be separate
ed very soon. To your room, to your root1!e
Amelia, fearfulof the strife that infipended.
obeyed the command. f2ato 5a' iteisdjfissH
I" Robert Dewrie, you are traitor to your
King and country. A word from me viii
hang you. Regard for your friends alone
that word" :'l87i18 &ai#oiiaf
S.. HI
proceed, sir" said the young man unoyiim--
ed by the threat. "i '9 - Z. l''a.H'i15a ts
5'Leave my house, sir, or / will give yout
into the hands of the soldiers."i bss saoilas
9''I will leaveyour house, CoIoneil POWELL.
but shall still dare to be true to by 1csoun counl
ry," and Robert Dewrie. folding his cloak
around him, departed from the house.ayilsI
t"Cooly done. by heavens!' muttered the
Colonel as he closed the door and returned
Q the parlor, in which Waldeck was await
ng him, tslli s.I, 9tu9 : ll.,,,t. 4AIA1h 1a
Ia -Ta i tr2 q sosFlsusD. 3.iaa n 1 ~ a
"A MorhER $ iWH1n.-A a certain ladg had
!, chi child which, she 1never allowed TO Be een-s
radicted. for. fear it would make him sielr.a
Relatives, friends, and even husband, toIas
Ter she would spoil the child, but all was ss2,f 2of
10 avail; One day she, heard him scream,
ngg with anger in the garden At thsame-
nent sheran and ascertained the cause to-
% that the servant had refused to. give hin,
he wanted 80 y !, |-n ltesta e
bt0s t"0sYou = impertinent creature, said the moth,
r,to the servant,s"not to give the child whats
le wants: 1agJhsn89 ya6 No fa Waahs
is"By my troth, said the girl,ts'he nay