The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-08


cused committed prison for examination. Justice
Welsh. the magistrate in is case complains OF tia
OF parties charged with crime and slys that many COM
plants agsn. noted thieves wi.hdr through the
tears ana nsrgues Of crafty yet II many cases young al
beautiful women.
The Jewcss-A Story OF the South.
BY the author 81 Leaves from the journal Of Physicians
ooh much to love IS lent thsu viii e'er rapay
az o New VIZ sa ss ss8s s
go. by an open window, in the summers twilight,
S' bis ias
aloud passage sat VIII her odsd
o IL re ss On nss 81 s Ses
glowing ains q a. southern .N,,l sunset
for what e her hoous while young
She wa no w So that r seemed too to
% her naa sp the
longer repressed leave The ToOm
All fsa yn s
M was oqsgns on the Of the broad caonsde smoking
sa ne details
had been enns 70 Bis remsf vita lis w I'd
Indifference more Ike The fair girl in The
where 10 G had come for his Aa and p
thing &C commacate and whisns his dog he
was the eve of starting for West Point, and had never
guessed meet having something ,S S
and wayerng AID In he began wish she
impulse, dey had eesd
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shynes she shTgnk from what he most onged or-had
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the n sss s ~s s ug 90 On s him
Ever, moment seemed an age. but You with me now"
n tree
lhey had met ask and say iha which required only
a.a 1'f lie
70 Is % the 1 Of her
seriously Harry Y showed the question to emneny super
They parted He, in change scenc almost forget the
ON o nov SSe &c as
dull Sy OF si treaa ed
sasA s ee a s5p ns en Sss
@ os. no nerss dee
,r1ao and esIsanssmrn lept even
her trusted ard loved in vain, hoping hoping everonc
Holding her hand in his as rested his they walked
down e inc allen tree and here for an hour they SAL looking
pa No ,; s made y either i'm
as Tes eae
hey csesSnH ess he wen he
share % &c W ar a so
generally are BY pressure Of the arm which her hand
Their AFTER lie had other joys in store yet like the
looyhat swept their Is then and wh ne nten e.
pure rapture could never be forgotten An hour like this is
CHATTER II.
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he nss ny Fsssa
o. Hermann Brothers with good preparatory education and
in b. S % ss soSns
% e sf m q as
them, the young Abraham Hermann jews young
Sa ana unrns assaay IN o9
ripcued into friendship and Hermann Invited Henry Adrc
70 s sp where he ever after his
ey sys
s!ss Is when quite young Mr. Alass
young novItate and the manner 10 which
IN S they Uttered sr s only a G co
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sPs ess
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imitation q couple Of business years he
;ss EsS .Isss more
Sss &C. ''a'as-n'' . l'a himself
cerk saSam Of asd S
q hi Intentions throash Earope
e9 me verified the
nc, He butt chmsIcai casIss i the about psresins
IN srSs S SS wss ye
n hes yigOr with nothing do ama.e himself he de-
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e S r afaS had Sna e e Harry
e es and ~ wS % s The sJ place s ds
And her %ay e asd Why lies as fresh
world possessed ali ne best feelings that render home
o ns h biRoas
The woman q his choice u'' 70 ''"a'r n'pps
srcuIasauss have spoken; Indeed who
@ a s1s f e. ss OF
May s Ssa ne e. S Pss q % World At ys,
wSs say have their ycu and locks for his
Mr. AIdch was aiosciher TO refined in intellect 70
Ds Ssos g. simply have somebody win
o. Caesar dream q ssiias down IN lie With ar BE hsd
% ns Ss s ss
refined SoS n nsurs % sygnd ,S
ghaned locked for his coming with eager childish
clerk sounding house and much loved fSsnd ASraSa@
on and h, va, s - e
Ss s s ss4 q her en-. s
sbs Su Il S /: s % II
he occasionally called they progressed ap
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years had passed their young heads hs ae
commenccs-tx years Of daily companonshp under their
guardians care al the Oaks; and Harry, npuIsiys
stripping was on the eve Of departure for Wes Point aud
Rache-a peerless brunette OF sxecnhad grown up
than ever painter fcigned iuhe ling tie mock
prayerfu ways OF her mother with the naughty brow and
eagle eye Of her father.
Mr. Adric just the sort OF guardian call forth The
HA cionaie rapardb Of girl such Rachel He had
early friend her late ther was OF strict prohy Of
Conversational talent True he was destitute
Of all personal beauty; he ugly and he knew -had
made up his mind 10 -and The benefit was immense mas.
much ns the conseousness hn IN all that msnres
ofcharacer he was - man FOR a that had impaired quiet
ctgniiy his that moi without IT'S charm fic vac
loved revered by Rachel FOR his unaffected TRUTH nor
there something enrolling In his intercourse he had none
OF the winning graees TIA, capyate yet her. he
society the word-every hing and she with wo.
innate perception felt that such could moi rifle
lirI Gunln only