Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-12-25


Smith, upon having married the finest girl
and richest heiress in Virginia: the very
girl bad intended for YOU Oh, you dog.
who would have the thcuglt you La1 the
wit and spirit to accomplish the splendid
adventure without my assistance? Know
your relations, Do you see. my wife wants
to Kiss her unknown cousin You kiss Her
and I'll kiss Nelly Ua, La! !La!'
And here my friend went into such oz-
plosioas orlaughtor and rejoicing as anna
zs i everybody except me. who began TO be
aware Of the full extent ofmy good fortune.
In the midst Of this joyous tumult enter
anoth,r unexpected visitor. Death It was
the red headed gentleman Of the theater:
the true James J. Smith, rs my faars tod
me, an6 rs was rendered still more evident
by his first words to my father r-in-law.
..Sr, sad ths young gentleman. grasp-c
ing him afIectionateIy ly the hand. = Ihave
I believe, the honor Of speaking 50 my dear
uncle, Thomas Brown. and Of intruGucir .
TO his unworthy nephew, James !. Smith -
Bless my s5ull' CRED the old gentle
man, end could say no more. for lie was
z-rncI, dunn with establishment.
Had tic misfortune. ia some uuacca aurta
Die uaua.r.- .ansizuaa the new conner. ...g
mis- y.ur last favor. promised f. arrive To-
l1v." and here the villain drew cut some
former letter, =. and only heard oT your be-
ing here by accident. Pat that can't Ie
mistaken, Permit ne 60 paw nly respects
. to my dear c.u.:a =
AHl ua stepped -tlaz- Ego. With cap
tfyali-- smile and eEtcu2el hand. 20 my
az.9ai-aal wife. whom BE sa,utel as lis
. dear cousin El-a-Ms.s brown.
Q. Mrs.. Jam sJ. Smith. -f-." said.
81. Thar p '..f-t 80. aaa.1 rel head. will
I Ce,f-ltr..- -..-r.:v.
( I1aaEcl a-zg-n r = -..ss friend Ilar-v.-ss
. a-----..,a. f.--t t..:s ,,a-9 NJ Il,.l-s-
. r7. heart E.-Il7 ,a.. r.- that bad aar
fear ,r-av c-n-.mr.t-f. r.ue-.Es. indeed
. r..-. = Ire, 7.1 .... .-..+ r- tic 7.rr-r.
+ mon. u0-r nv wife a.l f.-l.ar =r. Iagg. boil
. f whom an r-arel very ur-l 5-cqmr-se.
+ r.,. a., now f,,-a NJ affairs. Harry locke
rs if about ,-..n.- into another burst o me,i
men- la. lie nod led lis hesa IS if 10 bid
me dash an. wf-bou. fear.
/ M lanes / S-nfs, tE-r = SIR" said
T. ..Tr;s LADY Is nv wife,
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E. Sir 81, s.r3 -..s, ann 7
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=. What 49,, .,,,,,,sf,,.r ,, cried Mr. Brown
..,,ll , ,,r.,aI,Ieiu
sTf vau do saii !. 81. he will only ar
rest your nephew there. not me. as You
nsphew knows full well. The young mar
speaks the truth. at least in part. lie
vour uephew. aud he is ruined forever: rs
I know as well as he. for this afternoon
was dunned upon an unpaid note Of his fol
debt Of honor. a gambling dobt of nearly
two thousand dollars, and was arrested, Ue'
/ sides. for a taii1rs bill of -
'' On! Tor heavens sahe- lAteEi"p'l' ID.
rival, dcrrecatingiT-
And. " continued /. unnerciiui-y'
Is but an hour since / heard Em' 81 'a
public thoatcr, when warned TO to 'e Oh 1-