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u UssIA AS 1T Is, BY COUNT DE Gu

Book and stalionery .tore, near glh slreeL.
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u 80
dnred this pasicntlyf
eyes remained mite &.
At length he said, rather'uss ..sssssa~s
quizing, " What mat srs i to my one 4
! am happy Who 4, earth cares g,
E,nc--or Tor whom do ! care Not one
--no, not one. $500 zi.. Il
A stiAed sigh sscaped from the veilet
LADY. Advancing Z few steps. sh. Dire
an ottoman near III his chair, 90 near
That as she seated herself, her long,
dreoping veil touched thesfpwiny fold.
LET his robe, as i srailed upon the door
|, and il =. subdued voice, ssid 81 4, q y n. ].
4 HIVE you always been thus desc
late ? Has Heaven ever been thus IN
kind r. you -givingyou none to lovsa-
nonc to love you ~. stf'a 's .'ssTsls IS, s,
4 "Who are yoa, who thus presurnrI
.lto qsestinn me wiahi1 iny own walls
'1fWho darss Tux u Heaven Beng i 10
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"a sssass tM AZ rs !. 4 MS a s. eslsssss 's1 '.',
s sss .on 4. ~. Ugh q strange.
country accom- ,anitd by : stranger. and
by but u single naid-seryant But f 6lIlHf|
love nervrd her young heart-for then
SHE had not learned that other hive, tIiat
sometimes browns The love for father,
mother. sister and brother. She
reached him y hen the sun Of his eliiss
was just going down |; hs had but = few
more daysso live. Those few days
how full were they 81. sadness and sor-
row 10 .siIhts youthful daughters, whose
few years had ever been cheqileredwith
(th1 gloom and not the glory 81 liz.
YET the future had for her nJors sorrow
full ones il store. The. kindaess ths,
You. Lord Byron, had shown g Mr.,
Courtnsys, NV Won his con6dsdee and
rrgar ad Whit \ NJ. shal ~ ! \. vi
lug hour he should bequssth o youl
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4ssa ,s58( s58 ses 4 - SiyS4 stAAs 49, VeVt
.sssssu,.. sltri I"
p = Henri d Vinctnzi--paor youth
no--he escawd fr"m prs. u f.sd hi<
country, and has never Ut been hca' 4 4
of There were many whn b,iirvt d
him innocent but i nearly broke his
fathers heart. and quite Lenore f;'r
she died the very day that he broke
from prison. &
= Lenore dead too, = said Byron,
nonfhfully. n no wonder Aziala's gem
tle heart broke --lsiy tponr Aziola!' as
This strange lady rrinaided silent, ba'
seemed sgitated BY some powerful emo.
Eiions. Suddenly rising, che made I no.
dion ior departure, Byron spIaag from
his seat. md said, III 'ss
You ~ MT hence, till you tell ms
Why you came hither, what purpose yos
have ~ narrowing w llem.oriss ~ M
! siill loved md lung lost Aziola. !"
ehs replied,
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" o-rr'nrrow, at this hour, VIZ meet
to', ag;,in, and the mystery shall be an


o-mnrrow, At this hour, i wa meet
y yoo gain, and the mystery slIaA br an
fylJed: z1 iss si 4
" SSa't 4 !, n,nrrNw he cont4nlptuously.
iiae,,iaisti and what ii sspr iile., have
4 ihat shall ever zee you ~ IA s.s
I'm M turning Al tie stan I, siiich stin
sto.sd fhe caskft cnnraihg FLAT ~traags
sspl.,,lge III ,etr.,hal, sh., is-s,d i,nrs Nh
hen tniIchsd 1, q siis,ai HI
temple NJ thong ~ u ss9asa'.|
tise same oaihfh ns ysn,r
l1Iips, under ci,cp,ass aas u lime
''fsr diilersnt, siys you4 asef
my & ret turn s,7as
CHI then. Wonderful spirit ~ 4 am
Inclined u think yn,i safely are, and I
viii sa~aiif ys,u tiIiere.,'' /.
s:Soiselessly, and ,xifhant annther word,
I'm backward CLAN glided from he
roam. when the s.'ryant !. who had all
then bile been nwaiiting her. conducted
Hen wi,hedt the g,,,es.
f'fT m REs 6snsrIsuED
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Original 1louflfttf.
AL Ola;
THE PLEDGE OF BETROTHAL
A ROMANCE OF NEwsrEAD ABBEY.
BY MIN MARY LEE.
CHAPTER Nv.

ID sEf X r. Z 81 "a = 4 4
Months passed away after the drpar.
ture referred to in our last chapter. We
will now return to Nrwstrad the lord u.
which has bee amt mare feared and DIES.
perate than ever. Servants approach.
him with trembling. and eyes cas' carth-
ward but when out Of his presence,
their hitter words and reproachcs spare
him MT He became more solitary as
time passed Not one Of the young
nobles in the neighbarhnod wished To
have much 10 d., with one so uncertain
in his friendship so overbeasing III his
words and manners, SO mysterious in
his every NOV. ment. Alone he went
forth in the chase-alone cast his net in
the waters--alone held his festivals at
midnight Once, ohe, ing momenfary
impulse, he had called at Althorpe, for
the express purpose Of seeing Azinla.
His heart soffened as he looked upon
her-but the emotions and memories
awakened by her resemblance 10 one
once dear to him, were Of 81 sad Il ma
ture that he resolved to see her n, more
It was a chilly evening in October
Byron had sat by his window. gazing
out upon the twilight, till it had Al, WY
departed--and then upon the stars till
heavy clsnds had rolled over them and
sh,u them, from view. Then he ,nur-
. Nured bitterly
4. ,Fhns has the Ky Of my own being
been 8yercl,nd, D. every .tar &c my
existence bl",ted "ut, and life left Iik.' a
blank. Mysterious indeed is the human
heart. Why should !. Who. f'r $, many
, years, made q laugh and mock vt VIZ
man, who proudly boasted that the FAIR
est and noblest could not ensIave my
\ heart. HhY should ! bear with Inc every
| moment If my life the ceaseless memory
of0ne wyman, lost to me forever in this
} world 4 But Aziola was an angel, il
n q !. 81 ~ lf ~
angels there are. And what is i
|. that has separated NJ I What ari
| stnl Death !. !. O unseen Power, Presid-
1pg Sprit Of the Universe, Thou only,
& M t)mnipotent, else should Azinla stand
Nesids, me now How gloriopsly would
hsr d.rk ayes beam upon me, her smile
xrsddsn me, and her sweet voice fal
I 81 ny wasted heart. and, make it, mu-
S sic aud it, icy. O Aziala, Why art tho,
not with me--the Blessed GUARDIAN o
my peace. the angel-watchsr Of my
SSys,s.' 4 u "a rs.
who. 70 have looked upon Sir viii
liam. while, giving utterance % gushing
esaaosipnaSlike these, would have recog
nixeb the.careless, seckless, ff,isanthro
~ lord d Nswssead ] Thsrs q ars 80 SOM
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AcIeeten .leoftrp,
80 ~ = =
WAR FOR THE MORNING.
ne : rRIEsD IN. AsrLlcTIos.

!. Watcher. Ills dark. and the dwelling il leuely--
The nigh lamp shines dimy. and 81, doe. thine eve
Thu art thiaka,ss hy portion Is wearisnne only,
And thu wilt b. glad when It's rHY ,urn to die
tWa.che.. hook ont whore Inc day-s,,r is dawniug
H"pr il thy bent let its promise awake,
And tirekss and slnb ress, swat ior he mornings
Nsyera nigh, bursts morning shalt break.
Wanderrr IBIS dark. ana he tempest is roaring
Roaring ab I'VE ther and rafting around s,
Demnas of terror their vias are pauring
Right an thy pathway. where pitfalls abound
Wanslrresa his better 10 bow than 10 bi,ir it, u
Har.hsIe<<y Per ,hse The storm kise shall ridt
Deep is 'hs chasn, 'wrre d,atb To IL stride It,
Blu, yum 10 the valley b,th Shipping and wide
Weeres! 'tisStialk, fa the angel af sorows
!. Aaih ,4' cad ser thy landscape the gl,arnof hi
=. Ming; ~. E
No hue from the r.iab,w thy saa;,ess ran borrow,
Nojay to,hy bosom the srring. lime ean hing.
We"per, despair not ! th.ee ,hu ran cure thee !
Yes--evrn to the b art-sick balm can b. given
A drought ina, .ha comfort and g,admss ensur.
thee
Drink deeply. -drink of, for the fo,n. is in heaven
oh, We who are suffering aud telling aud signing
Oh, Sc who in darkness cropping your Nay
Whe arr ~eary Of hoping, and weary "f tying,
Who are sure that the midnight will never b.. la,
charge the take heed to hts eausel and warning
Stand fast BY your duty. your God and your right
And patient and truthful thus wait for the morning,
Assured j, will brin, you both healing and light.
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4 ~ Two men n crossing u field,
cain. III csantact wit, d iacka<<. WHICH
was milking 81 daylight, hideou<"'s Mst
iii, ,paa,tissy BIZ .ying. jenny sl,"d
a nlcmen, IL establishment, Turning Al
Pat who seemed cnraptured with the
s,,ng, he. remarked :--'' It's 4 fiiise large
ear that bird has f,r music, but nv y gni
q wonderful cowM 81 s..1t
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ii o." Ton get drunk every morning,
said one dr,lskard d annther j, IL" Y..u
are wreag : = drink TOO, but only whel,
my business is dome" I. oh, ''.answer-
HID the other. sit I BEL drunk ID the
morning. ny business y dine loF shtE
ldsy.
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kind tola,et There iishst osle Heaven;
''sthal IA chs lilte sfot,a WHARF, she liss
buried. 3 hefadde,i n, sad ttop u,sse.,
which, how did shot sscaps iis
lady n ea u
III INT sthere /; i.,ia HIN N maze
|passioas,sIy ana sofily timed I. ND nm
ssranR s. " ase t1ers u isa-
lEysa, sl,srN tils W tse il.usce ii
ma ihiare nm h u atansd, where Il u
~ asspeass tathe gond, and
IN 81 yron vhat shhIl
nm @ IL 81
NM tsasaIps M Eso'ihes n al.
|[jiH5fs answered. "A M nv, uaa.,.
E,ip,sixss ne ypS catechizs s..e INNS I All
\ ssast sis M IN ivislege An \ sw betsr.
wlaos.s ritt.nal nm vi present arrsaiirn-
cd. But 4 WEARY u his absatdity IL
EEyen have lapy busi. ess with me- na M,
Rit II once n you wisI. III raid q. |,
eri,aportrnt b'rsise< swith yesi.s
intercepted ,i,e NV w u 4 biz i,
rts y,'urs t, satss,es moi III.
|ssropg md ten me MI, liHsf Inn. \, ii,
gritty " az rssng ,lia' hs,,i.,< nv n M
seience il The das---that tli~,arl.s ti,y
dreams bynis.ht ,,lnts l.s,t tb..lss,r.'
thee, AS thn,f sittsst HIRE II III Inv sstiils
twilight ,he imagt u one, wha il, l.ea
earl!y giflhoad l,,sIrd Mud trustee thee.
Nh, lpafned Y. I've i.,f n hy smile nd
81 breasi,s I'LL A sssy hssaf Il, name
Il I def 81 s nh sIird M ne III.
whispe ttlle sinds ND 4 ,als
untrue Z. q 81 & ' Isss. Is
6. 1hat tne an VIII " said Boron.
while his breath came iast II nemoryol
This early love.
The lady csntinued III hi
y Liistsn, whil- tsll thee I tale, Il,
the truth NJ / shish, sitow yourself i
vouch. The win rsls' 81 " you' .spen,
At Madrid. 81 ia there , Il, III. ID ~ q.
quaintance 81 Fred rie scltsn ron,
coan,ryman. WIN q M II II "a si,ns .t,,,
Toned ia ihe cspiis ], Al si1sel ! l,,np
The sa;.h troop4 He Nun sick
gradaaIly d,ing consamps III
lnnsed with AL husbands and faith
slY g.
er's fontiness 10 see once more his Wife
and children. AT Mr.. Courtney q Re.
quest, yon came t. Venice, where The
Ewifr and daughters were temporarily re-
siding, or the purpose If accompanying
them ~ the Spanish Capital Intense
swafs N ,e iii trs,ss occasiioned BY yaur ar.
[s;gaI i1ii unhappy wife had been Ions
n fever. ana this news ID her weel
ystcal and mental state, threw her i,
4 drlirinm, that rendered her happil,
unconscious Of the terrible af1lic,ior
awaiting her. The mother then d
| course could mt go I.enore, thee IdrS,
! daughter, must remain with her, and the
youngest "a ziola3 !" ys;a
/" Azio'la, : interrupted Byron, : die
yo,, know her -
J" once knew her. !" said the strange,
sadly. ..st.
Once-yes--did you you see he'
after her father's death, or after ths
dfath Of her grandfather I" 4
4 Yes, | saw her, but the change.
THAT the blasts II winter bring upon The
glowing beauties u su,n,ner, are NJ 4
sad aad fatal than those s'
The suffering girl. !"
t.I r
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PROPER REBUKE.
"a clrresp,.ndent Of the Cincinnati
&c. .umbia tells the f,llnwing story:

H ~ carrespssndent ri the Cincinnati
I G. l,ap,biaa tells The G ,Ilnwiag story:
4 " Ai .aia,si,,.. u we'll dressed gem
.,,lssnit 4 d, nm ii,tsai s,iae
i,s;s sssisis n,l, hin ~ift-, md
1t,sn sweet chiIdrr,, entered the cars
TIN was of sl,.pt y with u
turned nt,se. aszho,t thick tits snail
II md ai,pps p,i. y.bross rheg
Lady balrs the II, ss,.iss' pa
fiencs, Her y.,,,n n aptd
sick md tossed fiftfpl M d
knee. Tie either ses,nslE s1irssel se,f'
tte isk stmeness nf The cass, and became
freffssl and inpatiest. Els i.san. Or
can1i,t call him u grallt,nan nv Iazily
reading 4 paper, lannsging pis IA sslrle
seat TIE l,aonepnlizsd ~ himself AasOgh
niher passengers were standing All
lsr,a \ the lady, pert, ely Unable to n
tend a, the two lis,le ones. In \ ts,l.e II
arntleness, that had <nsaneib;ng ~ FEM,
in il, besonght him III altend ~ The
wants Of the elder. She Was answered
in a loud and abrupt tone that attracted
everybody's attention fiji
z. ~ nj bother me ~
Her eyes dropped ]; lnnk Of mingled
sorrow and shame came over her face,
but she said not Il word.
A moment afterwards tn. conductor
came al"ng, and the man inquired nf
hiw the distance to Michigan City -
With a to"e model. d IT, the lie. afi {
that previously used by his interrogation,
he Kissed out
s. Don't bother me ~ Nj /
The MANS eyes giared with fury az
he demanded the reason IF such an irl-
suit, and threatened TO resent il unless
i proper apolpgv was offered.
q shall offer no apol ,gy Cor my
language, said the noble hearted con-
ductor, "n-ither viii You reese 4 it f.r
man who deems himself injured BY
having appliedto him the same language
he has disgraced himself BY applying i,
lady, IS too little If a.gentler - be
apnlogized to, and Ton much IT .cirs.-
ard til dare to resent il - 'st s..
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An 0LD Mans SECRET. -An italian
bishop struggled through grei,t difficult
ties without repining, md met With much
a,pppsition without brtra5 ing the least
imra,isnc-.s Al Intimate f.is,nd Of his
who highly admired those virtues which
he thought i, impossible tn is,,itaAe. ono
day asked the bishApifI,e conld ci,mmu-
nicate hi~ recrttsnl being always easy.
Nh :" replied the I'D man. II can,
my Sscret with grear faciIty; IL
ceasiSts oensthins more ahants making
u ,isfi, -,-e ,.rmy ,;yss y
il His friend bcgsed hi'a so explain him-
st!i. !, la, II i.ss !. !,
\. 1. Nor, Willingly, = tetsrnes the Bish-
r. ".Iu whstrsrr states | ain. 4 first Of
| allleak mp ~ heaven and remember
[thst,sy,pr'ncipsI business * 30 get there !.
] then lnk down cnihe earth. md call
IL mind. h,w s.nHll q space shalEdccu-
Ipy III itMhenI come 70 be inferred I
fthsn hokl abr ad IN the world, and OBJ
serve wha. ,n,ssaudes there are IN NIL
lre.prcts tnors unhappy ihan my self
Thus I ieafn where TRUE happiness IS
]ptac.d, wkere al aurcares must end !;
and how iifttc reason, I have 70 repine
I'M oonpIain.
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istt alsns bnts ca yo'. M s,'',t,sf
iaea ''l ~ f'k back fsih q tst'',
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WYE a, AZ 'oYe na protect l,ls h,sass 4
$3.50 s'''1 US wnen ya'. ss'nl 'l, y
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n sya''e f'',s IL ~ glt1 ~
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fass'nk 'ne FLOWING W N, ~ AZ prayed
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A SHARP TRAvELLER-A passenger

A SHARP TRAVELLER "A passenger
IN one &c our .railrmds ssasxbtber day,
when accosted f,r tht,assis IN Of his
fare, replied thar he i n q. nrttsang With With
him except nne large ,hAl-s,ghiirfh he
isattd the cpnduct,r ~ 4 unable
u change The latter, s4inls'os 'Fsun
The mans general faites .tl.at he
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The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1855-06-15
FOR SALE,
Four HUNDRED HOUSE LOTS,
? Ana other Valuable Real Estate.

II >ss~sss
THE following described Real Estate, eompris.
u ing House Lots, and other property, siigleY
iiiusied in the villages Of Ssco and Biddetord,
Willie sold by the proprietors,st prices and on
terms favorable TO purchasers.
The House Lots, about 400 IN pr-rh"'. are
principally situated in Saco, betwcea T.
road bepots Of Bideeford and Saco-a pv..,.....
them above the Railroad, and portion below, IA.
. pleasant and healthy location, and commanding
geously situated Tor the residence OF persons hav.
ing business in either Saco or Biddeford, being
within six minutes walk Of Main street, and Pep.
perell Square, aud i've minutes walk Of the Ma.
chine Shop and Cotton Mills Of the Lsconia, Pep.
perell aud Water Power Corporations Of Bidde.
ford. A substantial Bridge, 375 feet ong and ~
Zee, wide, resting on granite Piss, andxi,h side.
connecting the lots with Biddeford, .nd placing
them within three minutes walk Of Smiths Cor.
nrs From this bridge . street is gaded TO the
Railroad Crossing on Water street, which vii! 10
extended to Buxton Road. Other streets have
ben laid out, extending along the margin Of the
Ssco River, and to Water street,
The new road recently laid out by the County
Commissioners, extending into the country FROM
Ssco, will iniersect with Market street. which
passes across the above described bridget Bdds.
lord.
Besides the lots before mentioned, the propris.
tors have dozen or more house lots for sale, on
Springs Island, contiguous 10 the bridge, aud
within two minutes walk Of the workshops aud
mills on said island. On one OF the lots is new
Cottage house with stable, which will be sold
with the lot.
They will sell also 10 lots OF from one TO Eve
acres. as may be waited, q tract Of land adjoining
that which Is reserved for house lots. Said tract
consists Of ~ acres, and Is situated on the West.
ern side Of the Railroad, and runs 10 the Buxton
road, the line striking that road within few rods
Of the Saco Depot.
Wsnaniee Deeds will be given Of all lots sold
by the proprieiors, A. II. Boyd, Sseo; d. L.
Somes, Biddeford; Josephus Baldwin and Law.
renee Barnes, Nashus. N. H.; William p. Newell
Manchester, N. II.
| For further particulars, rs 10 prices and condi.
tioas, inquire of ID. L. SoMES, Of Bijdeiord,
Agent fOr the. Proprietors. 5-I
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1855-06-15
NOTICE THIS.

'rHE PrOpictor, bring be, on account Of hi,
! iyrhe health % attend 10 his mechanical
'us'ne-s ~ innetly, will rrnt privilege IN his
spsciuus slopS, for carrying On the Carragc-naI'
ing or Joiner'ag business. Room sufficient a.
sccOmlnotair a. many hands in either Oi the above
launches - one would wish To employ Ther' ..
leloaging Ia the eStablishuicnt a nore-pOwer
Int drives Cir1lsr Saw, gIg, Sc. Also q
Turning Lathe, aud Machinery fOr boring all
kml~ Ut work
Thar = not better located. or one more con-
yrn'cui Ia the County of York, for carrying on
ihe ahOvc baslness
A lsrrc ss-'rtment OF Tools viii be let, IL want
I'll with the Shops
Whr'.'Srghi Is needed In the village. Car
risge> have 10 bs sent to kennebunk OF Sseo To-
repairs,
For further particulars. inquire Of the Subserib-
81 on the premises, % ~ Silss Perkins, NJ the
Pos, olFicc. STEPHEN PERKINS.
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