The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1858-10-01
Romace i'll Real Lifc-Thn Dutch Girl

w y li'Nc I''ltlN .bl III NOSSC>S!bll oI som
facts relative TO thrilling incident, whicl
conc!uSivcly demonstrates that beauty IN,
worth mnadorncd are far more valuable
, than all TN" tinSclcl ,!raprrv u' earth. No
over ten miles from ashn.t",r, ON one q
these undmIatimg farms that looks SO pleas
ant ont when covered with the vcrLuru .
Jane. Is Il pretty country residence, where
. retired trader and his wifi; live, with their
only son, in the enjoyment Of wealth and
case. AS we are not permitted to give th,
real name "l th" parties we will call Tho
gentleman Mr.. LaJ'!cn. Among the 'hclp,
III the house was German ~irl who pos
SrSScl r"malkhle beauty. There was al
air of superiority in her manncr and ad
, dress but the l.nndcnS were somewhat :
proud people anil always treated her, Il,
/ many folks often do hired girls, with dis
tan; hnuteur
One pleasant day last summer, the lady
and gentleman lra! gone To visit Il fricul
>"lii" miles distant, but Fra,k being busy
1T something did not accompany thcn.--
Soon after the carriage WIS gone, Frank
heard ia" sound OF music. Somewhat
;'>'"n>hc'!, he stole into the l";,sc aud peep
r'l silently into the the sitting room There
sat Mary Gas We will call hr,) with the "ui
tar, which she played with skill almost
'''''>'", N''' executing il'l!'ant piece
>'t 7'"'c'i mo sweet french a'r, AMI then
with a rich voice, full of pa,hus, sung one OF
the rhn>onctts Of Ecranycr.
lh" youth WAS cntr;,ucrd, and when she
c"nrin!rd, he could 10, fp,l,.ar an cxc!a-
''''''"" "' surprise and admiration. The
S''' '"f"r'' ',a>'''y when she see tn" y"nn.
"'''' "' III: ""'' """in sue thought WAS
'' ~ WIZ" '''N parents Shs turned pale with
"'<:''a!, '"hrreh AMI tell ia'ni'ng on thc
S""'; FRANK ran l." her aid. hnt was III Il
c'''""io'' h"' n'n'h NOR" rational; he had
'''''''''S al '''' '"'hi'v pii'i'' hnd WIS "'
n.y. refining "'.l"'>';i"''. lmagin" III"
'''",",'-' c"h',i>"i Young m;'n supporting
WIN Ms arm 'hr form "'a i"vc ~ gnl |"
=, '".'''''- ~, r'"''K h',' 'rvrr before irl'
'"' "' '"'An'v' ""t he WAS not over
""t'','c' a''' ""!"r' >i'i"k!:n@ some dr"rS
' W''cr on her lace he took II ha>'y ihrIii-
~" '''>'a'''" KISS HAT KISS was iairi.--
'''iE recovered rom Tie swo"n, hut Frank
r;''''' r.; not ''''re Ia" effects "f'he
N'>> S'"'y "'"">emrnt' everything was
IT. y, Il N''"" II" seemed 1" ": walking IN Il
'''''''' ''"' ''''''' III r'>''rS, 'h""3ht. lite
"'''' '';''f ''''''n me &nl WIN some at
49,. 'n' "''' "'' " "'''' '''' Il HOOK c'"'1 he
;,' :n I"' n m'' >| pursued her "'c"r"i''n
T"n 'I' ">"'. ''','S'"':'' a"d ac'r,' rs Ii
'','' '''' ''''''' ''' "''''i: scene. seeing
'' ''''' '.''.,''>'r 'a''k on" day TOOK aI
''''HTe :. :. III ''e '''Se',ce o. ms parents and
honorable and frank rrol",>al<.
We have NJ space to describe the Girls
confusion, nor the avowal til. carer lover
won from her OF the existence Of some Very
tender sentiments in her own bosom also
her own narration of how she came with
requirements in such Il situation. Her fu-
tl!cr had been driven from Aus,,a FIR line.
ralism anil died Door and broken. hcar,cl in
New York. Mary went TO Cincinnati and
then came into the country to hire ont.
When all had been explained. she insis.
ted on the whole thing heinz openly de.
carcd to Mr.. and Mrs. Landen: she Womb
bc party to no clau,icstiue measures
The disclosure WAS mad. the parents he
came Indignant, and Mary was sent away
Months OF DESPAIR cn<ucd. Mary wouiJ
conScn. to no hidden correspondence,
Franks hca:h began to fail and the doctor
to shake his head The crisis was irrc.is.
,ihe. Mary WIS sent for, Frank cot well,
and they are now a happv pair, and Mary
is the ;llrctionatc dauchier-i ofa coup
Ie who think her the greatest BLESSING h.av-
en- ever sent them. Truly .lownt S. is youpo
ambitions ladder
,"TT"N.--ln lfo, there were shipped
York f,pr h,l.s from, V;ro;n;o ouJ N,r,
land. and three from Nor,h C,roI;n, i,
1874, the year after the treaty which closed
the Revolutionary war, and secured the re.
corni,ion of the American Ipdepepdencc
by Great Britain, a vessel that carried cirht
bales of cotton from the United States 10
Liverpool was seized in that mort on the
ground that So larr. n n,,nutitv Of co,to, in
"A single cargo could not be the produce Of
the United S,ucs-so hunbIe were fl. h..
cininrs of this now extended cuI,uro Thc
invention of the cotton.rip bv Whitney in
1903, bv cleansing the cotton at a yerv
cheap rate, most powerfully stimulated pro.
duction. Mr.. Burn, in his valuable stats.
ties of,hc cotton trad. said tho co,to, wool