, 1859-11-26

some six years his senior became enanoted by
hin, and 80 enchanted that she embraced every
opportunity to be near the object OF her love,
following him for that pu1posc. when Ie ~ens
to take charge Of : district 4chool during the
winter The result may be guessed; IN me
conr1e Of tine she carried indubtaele atlaenee
OF her lore in her arc1s- Previous to this ~
noa<nstnf, tho young man left io1 r1rta us.
knowu. and only his nearest relatives knew q
bis whereabouts. Hishing now to settle down
in domestic life with lady whose love be could
recpToca:e, be felt that il Was important be
should settle tue a1lir ut Obsrlin, and for that
purpose he held correspondence with friend
IN that place. It was thiz co1re.doudence that
aroused suspicion against him and got him into
his present dilemma Readers will be able to
appreciate the flcs that he is in d very nnpfeas-
ant h1. II be dirurgea The nature Of his cor
re:poudence it Will bling him into bad odoE
among his patrons. and damage tbs promising
prospects Of his school, aud II ne Goes not make
some explanation his prospects are ce1tainly
ruined.-ddriaa( NicA. J iPdtea+o,cr.
LITTER rRox Jouy Beowx,-We hare been
kindly permitted to read letter from John
Brown; 10 bis halfbsntheF, Mr. J. +. Brown.
that brave old man will be read, have solicited
the favor Of its publication. five hare a read
er who can peruse it unmoyed, he indeed is TN.
used to the melting mood:
cH1rtrsTxs 81 5sssE,sa :tszss C ;,SA.,
DzAa BROTHER JEREMIAH: Your kind letter
Of the 9Th inst il received, and n1so one from
Ar. TiIden. for both OF which / an greatly
obliged. You inquire, Gao do anything for
you Or TouF famify?" would nnswer, that my
sons, as we'll as my wife and daughter, are al
very poor, and that ything that nay hereafter
be due from my fathers estate, wish paid to
them, a. will endeayor Aersaf:er 10 atseri1~,
ferTy &nn t% Nr~
ct MY boys has been 30 entirety used up Al very
likely to be in want Of comfortable clothing for
the winter. l hare, through the kindness of
friends, fifteen dollars to send him, which will
remit shortly. II you know where to rcach
A.nt. please send him that amount at once, as !
shall remit the sane to go2 By safe convey
anee. If had plain statement from Mr.
Thompson OF the state Of my accounts, with the
estste Of my faihtr, should then better know
what to say about that matter. As it is, hare
not the least memorandum left me to refer to.
It Ar. Thompson will make me statement, and
be greatly obliged 10 hiu. In that case you can
send me any remarks Of your own. am gaiu-
ing in health slowly, and a2a quit c}<erfM in
1iew Of mr. approaching end, being fully per
suaded that am worth incoaceiFahlr more to
Aa@g than for any other purpose. God Almighty
Your ofEectionate brother,
JonS Baows.
T. S-Nor. asth.-Say to mr poor boy nerer
70 Er1eTe for enc moment on my account, auI
should many Of rou lire 10 sse tle TIME when
you will not blush to own your relation to old
John Brown j. will NOT BE- more strange than
many things That have happened feel thou
sand times more on account of sorrowing friends
than on my own account. So far as Tan cor
etratd. count it ali joy II hare fought the
good tight, and bare, as trust, e. finished my
course" Please show this 10 any Of my family
that rou inar see. Ny love to sll and may Gcd.
III idau1te m*rcy, for Chriss's sake, bless aud
saEe 5ou all. Your aHectionate brother,
Joat RaowS.
II -{E2ee,ldad HydN.