Ceredo crescent. [volume] (Ceredo, Va.) 1857-1861, 1858-12-18

apothecary would have been rejected by the
rich Harlaem burgher but as the cmperors 6rst
physieian. was accepted BY him as the most eli.
gible son.iu Law. The marriage solemnized.
Vesals, accompanied By his young bride, set OF
for Seville. where Charles then held his court
Though she loved her husband, there vas so
much ave mingled with her affection as to throw
an appearance Of restraint over her demeanor
towards him, even in the privacy Of domestic
fife. The very nature Of his profession aud oe-
eupation vas caleulatedt to increase that awe, and
even to create some degree Of repuSnanee in
shrinking mind, which nothing but strong af-
fection could overcome. Isabellas nature re-
quired skillful drawing out and tender foster
ing. vcsalc, unfortunately. mistook her tim
idity for eoldncss, and resented it accordingly
this led to estrangement on her part, which he
attributed to dislike jealous distrust at last
took possession Of his soul.
vesale's house became the resort Of all that
was noble and gallant in Seville, aud he for
time believed his own scientific conversation to
be the attraction. At hrst the young wife
showed her usual calm Indifference to the admi-
ration that followed wherever she was seen
but. last something in her manner and eounten-
anec. whenever Que particular person appeared.
or his name was mentioned. betrayed that there
did exist a being who hal discovered the secret
for causing the blood to Aow more tumultaou.ly
through her veins. That person VI. Don -ilva
de Soils; aud y. lac vas young. handsomc. gay.
and the most inronstant gallant in Scvillc, the
SUE spicions Of Nesale were piinfully aroused.
lie tock silent note Of the unusual emotions
that acita,ed Isabella whenever the nobleman
was in her presence.
/ The general conduct Of Don .Alva was calcu-
latcI to bafic .u.riei" n. being marked by in
difference This would have nisled the ,i.ilani
husband. had lac tot on one "Sra>ion when hi.
lb,ck was turnei toward Don Aiva, perceived
him In IN opposite mirror. fix his lindlinS eyes
upon Isbells with an expression not TO hc mis-
taken. while ,hc grew rel aud pale by turns.
and then. A. though unable to- surm"unt her
agitation. rose and left tho room. ShsE:;s~E'
'erwar'l' ve.aie reeeivsi sPreirr.-.-..'y ga. al.
saying .. anonymous no'e'
xou, Wiz. and Don AIva de Soils.
and Re n, deceived hy appearances. They
Only want , Citing oppnrtnnity tn .lirhonor you
Eve. nss 3; s.s,;':: :.s.s aim the gloves abe
1, Vesaic shut himself up to ponder over the
most cfFcetuai mean. of .vsuginx hia.e'c !'i:
! resolution Vas soon taken. Having e-tabiished
.ehooj, or anatomy at Sar Lu-ar and Cordovs
he Obtained the Eppe:ors Per;ni.sion to ris''
them. au,itcl Seville o-icasib'y for that pnrp'.c
> but rcturnin. the sane night concealed him-e'i
in n trsement beion.inc: to him at some distance
: from hi. siode in AlrsEar, which Vas dcy"iel
/. TO the double purya.c Of laboratory and di.
4 scetiny room. lie had taken no person into h''
E confidence: he was alone in his own counsel.
: At dark Oh the f,lloxinS evening he is,1c'
Z forth. uuf..ri TO ibe eye. 10 wo,Esns pani.'
n and hood. aud left note at Don .Also. haliia
:, ton. eontsinin: an enbroilercl s!oSc Of i'i
bclla's aud these words
= II have ob,aiaei tie key {, vcsale's Ia''ori
e tory durin. his absence; b. AZ the g''c N boa
c artcr Midnight. aud you will Lc ainittci OF
}. pronounein: the name or I-atelia.
The a..isna'icn va. promptly Kept Wy Do
y AIva. At an hour past midni;hi h. isft h'
u house alone: but he never returned to it,
u Whittier he hai gone nonc could say. nor eoal
r. soy trace o. him tc jiscoycrcd. Ituas sup
y po.sd he mu.; haze missed hi- footing aud fal
en- into the Guaj,l1uiver, near which his ahod
&c was situated: apl that his boiy had been ssei
IS away by the wave. into the ocean.
= Such an occurrence was ealcG'a.ed 10 prodr'
u a cres, sensation In the place where il happen
" ed and ye.,ie. recalled ;hrcc weeks after ]
u. The illne.. or hi. Wife foLui the di-,ppearan,
y, :, Of Don Alva the thine of every 'oa-1e. !,
o' altered appearance of I-lte'la W. attributed
e' ve.ale 10 grief Tor tie iny.ieriou. absence
IA pou Alvs. aud that conviction took FROM l'i
~ pity for her sufcring..
IL rhancej % lie the festival of slnta Isabe
-. 10. and IN honor her patron ssint. ~ ~ei' ~
-. celebrate the return of her husband. Is'lwl
az put on Lsr wsiiisG dre-.. and setting herself
4. an ofen easement fb1f oycrloohep the "
.lrden.. she watched for hi- coming. u
=. whi!.. her eye. we're vsinly hIed upon the 2,
=; by which she expected him Co. appear ba
:, "a. laid on her shoalIcr and turning roui
~ .b. behrlI yc.,l~ .ianIin. beside her.
Il have oricfeI the supper 70 " lIii IN =
.sJ .tudy " .l:d he aud 'sting her blnJ. he
-. away g. iie p ON in Iue.iion. di'n.is.ea the
:. ten i,n, an ! elo.ed thc dor Rrery'hin- W
-, fr.,iye air SET The rcps.t va. cherries. "
-. ecivin. ,hii Sic bal tistcd s"ising. Ne,
.,t posfcI fcs drop. of elixir 90 cup 81 Nsla
,,a vine. and prc.cniin.i IL "a her:
a., Irint ibi-. be ssiI, % 10 s"se'e'
,,,. cure for the disease you are ssgerin; from.
., "iTsIse INC the Jrssght. .be replied.
s., ing up = ssb'et from the same fs.t. asi bat
,is ing IL 60 hin. snI i, will brips quicker he
4 ing 90 the. Lei u. drink 60 our st.eh; ffie
az tndre.
h. ve.ale sseet'ei tie cacriBg. and they ca
,e,. tied their goLis;. together
"a Taking e At.est hiesis. ssiI be.
sa1issiy fsipg VI. eyes uppn her. "yos
a.. NJ, .tofen 60 ne & D,n Alya DE- -Diis.
|, :, siI L,t,-. of besrisy from him relisgni.h'
!, Il ~ uss . trsgy,rt sbi = hberf'o-. sna tos'
80, ,h., NJ rsr1n ever re.is'ei ~. ssige'i-
ON. fhs M bu.bssJ ever su.r~eied the '"jsry be
,,i, rrsrsnsx fer L'@.
IA Then grs.ying hi. wife by the ksn5 he
H., her ~ b. the DOR - the fs'ber cni o.
al foom. ssl ;iros.ss ;be DOR siIe. open.
!. !. seaiei O. her sssr shelton. ssspcn I'D -iil
80. toiIipy IN ose of b.. bpny hini' ono 4
M, emtrv,I 'eI .lgres