Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-07-02
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.ss1 Z 119sWHoLE NO. a44,

4 Looking from my window. i saw fine
lpoftly gentleman attending 10 his lug
gage and answering The demands Of
Thousand leeshss OF portefs Who each
Ielaimeds TO have brought something for
him. i went out, and with two OF three
dimes dispersed the williams who. know
ting imstf6rs an old Istrange Asabmitted to
my orders. y The qgentlemanI tuTnedsuto
thank me- Bhstsdddenly' started back.
then glanced at my temple, and seeing
the end of my candlestlck kmafk peering
out beneath my sombTeros hegeaught me
blythe hand, exclaimingi hsttsa9 Aa5d
,efsWe have met beiores Esirl7 How glad
l lam to see youp' ,aaasd ars s5ssgeda1ii
And then Sawirhout nexplanati6n. he
drew me- the door way inwhich stood
q mat r6nly but still beautiful woman.slal
ssSee. Doras' said he, sis, not this our
oldfriendaYsl tad ,ylp4 3 s.og siitgiaGEq
yAkithsldwordtsD DoraS I,stafted, and
there before omes , sure enough, stood the
Dora of,thirty years previous. still retains
ing many of Inher charms, but with 5 the
marks of time notwithstanding,im impressed
upon her features. II siloysiq lAsNiasiaaq
81 You may we'll believe our re,unionwaa
most pleasant;t and alter ouFldinner .Mas
over. and, We were ont enjoying ithelsea
breeze, ,athe Rbolelstory was told me- Il
will not, give youo the details Of il, is was
long. but the main features of It were
about whst-L had Surmised.- Dora was the
only child of a wealthy father.sher moth
er died, when she was mere fchild :aold
Angelinet had remained RiLhos her father
in the capacity of housekeepersn aud
had. while Dora was away at schools ae-
quired, asiis generally ths,oase, complete.
influence over him. Dora wRshwooed and
woniby a poor clerkS the fatheriWouldi not
lis;cn 10 il; an elopement,wasy the Seonse-
quenoe. and;the.old man IN lhisdAge broke
up. housekeeping and taking old Ange-
line with him started for the Sonth,,l jDo-
ra had followed him with her husband
! although sheaknewi he would notsee her,
and although he had always been, harsh
and unkind to her. yet she lkueRthe was
instheIla stages Of consumption. and ,she
4 .Idetsrmiped.' IT, possibles to besmithl him
when he died. loAt theitime ofdhis death,
A they had been following him about, n
month from place to place,d keepingleon-
lcesled fromihim, andselGding even tho
i keen eyes of Apgslihe.a When Dprainp-
1.-The man, ssrg ant " hp. had been with her
ktather, and whps as you afanaemb left
4 the room when J. LepLeredI, hhdd observed
lthsir srrisal and had kiadlygg toihsr
i iltands informed her stha. her iather could
fI.not live an hour she, wasl entering, the
room to make, one last efptt atfecpneili.
alton. when my voice reading the, fearful
words OF her father's curse caused the
outscry and denoument. Her hasband,
who followed her ip, found The old man
dead. Dora in, q. a.swoon, me senseless.
Aqd old Apgeline, in vain trying 70 pnt
the many pieces Of the will together, ra-
wing and cursing like a Bedlamile, He
and The man servant put the old ! man,s
body in the bed. took Dora 10 her room,
and while tho servant kept guard ever
Angeline. he took me home in q carriage.
The rest you know. f, as rss.s oyi,gv
hare only to add, that whenever
wander. north, either alone or Hilh my
wife or family. we always stop. ~ the
house Of our kind friends. They hays
spent one winter with hs at The South.
and expect them again the coming sea-
son. And the SOung gentleman who
studied law under my Instruction, with
my name on the sign With his. fase senior
partner. aIth6ugh be does an The bdsi.
ness. )Fis iDora's son, and from certain
conscious looks and bright blashes onfny
pretty daughters eeheeRs whom be calls,
ina CINE be may posITbly be Minis TOO.
But '6I-thIs. Hairy. rest" a5sured-I win
NOT curse her II She iharfie5 him. se'yeH
| ~ 4 tII-.----- - - --l4a----a- - 90 eaHL
7o ww4T AN ENoIIsH GfRt 4nrsfs on
| MoRMoETSN. - Al En9liih girl named
Elizabeth Cotton, who was Induced 10
Join the MormonS aud ehigrate TO Salt
Lake. writes home to Leeds, England, a.
! follows: a9sif ?. iat'''i'et 9sE II siaa
am afraid I shall never see yod
sgain; but still live in hopes. We
started from Salt Lake some time since
to come back again. but thg Mormdhs mot
US and we were compelled TO 70 back.
On arriving at the Salt Lake was moi .
little surprised 70 see the men runnipg az
ter tie women and asking II they were
married. but I have not got married yet.
and do rot intend 70. Many Of the men
have eight or ten wives, aud they sleep
with one two nights snd another tro
nights and so on-and this is tMormon-
ism. But this 10 not all for Bnghsm
Young has sixty wives, and they had
twelve sons in one year, aud how many
daughters do not know. Whist they
\ preach about'iS ---2-, Chewing and
cutting every body's' thrOat; and iftJou
ask any thing about j. you are told Is is
none Of your d ID buSinesS.i know
J one young woman Of fifteen who has had
four husbands In Eve months, and that
gives an idea Of Mofmonisfn - Ahn Jubb
J came elo1g with as across tho plains and
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