The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-10-10
4 YOUNG GIRLS PRIDE LOSES HER A
HUSBAND.

Senator Foster, of Connecticut, is about
to get married. Life illustrated says:
j" If reports are correct, this is not The
first time Mr.. Foster has been wounded by
the little god. When We lived in Connec-
ticut, we recolet hesring a story that run in
this wise: : During his period nf law study
in the southeastern PARTON 1T the State, he
became acquainted with yonng lady oI
prepassessing appearance anil mare th II o.
d,nars accomplishments. daughter ot psr-
ents Of the hid,e-t re,pectabllity, aud moe
Ing in the inosi ia,hunable circles uf the Vi
cini,y. Win hsr he entered une nt his pleas
and commrnsea hs first snit. That he wa,
successful, Is evident from the fact that,
shortly after his admission to the bar, an,l
having obtained an honorable position and
business connection, arrangements for con-
summating the marriage we're made, and all
went on tremendously until a short time be-
fore the appointed day. During his yisIt oh,
evening. he remarked that he believed al
necessary arrangements for the wedding
we're made, and the ruute for their brida
tour decided. lie addict: "Oa uar return
we shall be obliged to devote a short time
20 u1r friends after which, IL ynu please, We
will pay a visit ta nv old father snd mother,
and spend few DAYS with thrm." Now
La fasetie wa always u g0nd bor, aud was
taught TO honor his father and mother. which
earl, beeame to him a pleasure a. well As 4
dnts.
lie had received from them wnr,lspf lave
and encouragement. winch had donr for hfn
without money tfnr they were poprI whaI
money could never have done. AID through
all his prlsatinns and struggles TO obtain an
educallon aud pu.,tion in life, he had been
stimulated and supported by the thought "I
the pleasure his success would give them
aud hc lonktd forward to the day when, with
his chosen nnr, be- should meet them benra,h
their humble runf. aud receive again their
blessings, to be one IT the happiest he sh"al'l
ever experience. She then said: " Nc. Fos.
ter. you know ! have been educated with,ltt
Iefrnt ideas from yours, and have aiwat :
associated with people whose manners au'l
stsIe Of living are different irom those ol
yunr parents, aud although ! shall make no
objection L. YOUR proposed visit. wish you
10 understand That shall not expect tn re.
peat il snun or often. and that ! shall MOI
HEsAfE ~ AstWNAdtf Win NfVNt ~ NHN
class. Nothing could haze -utpri-ed lrm
more than IL hear these eusds lram ter Ups.
Far 4 ieW minutes lie Walk.il tiir ranHu. .etH-
ltIsi, hall DeWlldered. Then takrg Iii hat in
hand. lie iutntd. and. with wur,is mare EN-
platte inn rtlined. sid: /" Madam, ! am
sial ,a,r found sou out IN time. Go"d
evening !" Ihr last Me heard ul the lady,
.i,r vi. still living. an ancient mai,lpn. ha'.
tng seen this San III parents shr considered
beneath hrr nuttse. filling with honor the
highest public offices IL which his lrllow'ct-
tizeus could promote hun.
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MINISTERIAL RtprEE. Rev. w, NC Mahon,
an AGED minister ii De NJ y. Church. south.
writes some IT hi "reminiscences 10 the Hems
phis .flrocais: among others his experience
Oh circuit aiout tarts wears ago a. iollowsi
/ hal preached this year toa very harden.
eI congregation 81 wealthy sinners, where
there vas no sUCicty: and, suppose, they
thought themselves "irce frun the dead," !"
30 lar as pay vas concerned. When was
prearhlng ny last sermon TO them. remark