The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-12-16

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AZ APni ~ sssrsNcA9s % sn's Guy from
reoE,o, A., . yOang ndy named Marina
van t0eren. ~ tne aeasa Ct hsr moeoer
ene 80 ~ On Otpnaa ana being @ me u9e
70 lespse neaitn, OWING g constant watch
saineoe q the bedside " her parent durlng4 D
long 4lnss eee came % g Louis IN search
OF az %nNse VINO 80 supposed eo RESIDE mere
ANA voe - saeegae weoid aaosd nsr nome
until she could regain her strength Upon
s!rlv'eg ene exa1lned me directory, bns
did - ma has address She wrote numer-
o9s lsfsers. bas snot.caAg they we're adyerta:-
Cd evesy wesk ne knew they did mot reach
hlm. ftoally. becoming disheartened, she
reluctantly relinq0ished the idea OF finding
him I'D 81 about seeking something to DO.
Alter having suffered many disappOintments
she - Ien9eh Oeeained employment at the
cuisines q binding shoes tor one Of the ex-.
tsnslys establishments IN the city: lt was
not hard work and gradually her health i'm
proved. with uae return Of health 70 me-
cheek che began to think OF reeefnlng 20 re
oris but teefiag e 80 oeck 70 tne place
whern hes mother died would start airesh
the aeoaIaing pain occasioned ~ her death
she concluded u would b best 70 remain I'M
til tine sheuld bal up the great void that the
loss Of her parent had left in her bosom.
About this period there appeared yoong
man Of a saausnt and respectable family,
who, having heard her story from some quar-
ter, called upon her told her who he was,
and said he had been deeply interested in
her welfare, and hoped if she wanted assis-
tancs-ahs woald not hesitate to make il
known, and be would endeav0s 70 enlist some
OHM friends in her behalf Miss Van Bu-
rep was grateful for this kindness, and told
him % d the time adding that she did not
need any help then, and was getting along
very comfortably. She thanked him sim
cersly fer his we'll wishes and the interview
was ended. A few days Afterwards the
same gentleman addressed her q note in
which he stated his fear that Miss Van Bur
en- had refused assistance from motives Of
delicacy and on account of his not having
been known to her. He assured her he had
been actuAted by no selfish or dishonorable
design and in conclusion begged her, if he
could be Of any aid to stand upon no cere-
mony in confessing it To this Miss Van
Buren, replied rs before, taking care to ex-
onerate herself to him OF any suspicion that
his conduct was not creditable to his heart.
Thus nm acquaintance sprung up between
the rich young man and the poor young wO-
man. The former was delighted with his
new found friend. She was pretty, modes,
and charming She spoke OF her dear, dead
mother with warmth Of feeling and pathoa
Of devossd love which showed purity and
guilessness Of soul that put to blush the bra
zen pretsnces too often met in fashionable
society. And 80 he told her. They were
more and more in each Others society a.
time Passed. A proPos,tlon OF marriage was
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mater +. tny"eJ oF vow n,e,t;iv and I. on
nicslv dealt nth that fhe murderer Of MAJ.
thu Van Rnren aiwovs con.;ders h;m.eif com.
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AN kLcrENRNr ExrRAoRDrNARY:-A short
time since = man by the name OF Wentworth
went to Nashville Tenn, to reside. He is
said to have passed himself of for genuine
preacher, but while in want of q congrega
ton, he engaged himself as proofreader in
the ONCE Of one Of the Nashville papers
tie soon made love TO lady by the name Of
Stewart and engaged to marry her ON Tues
day, l4th inst One love affair was not e.
nough, however, for . man Of his capacity,
and he made love to Mrs. Anne Broadbridge
wife Of William Broadbridge, of that place,
who was absent upon business in another