Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-03-28

had not enough 10 capacity ol
boys thought, and ren one We
that we did not co.. in the sam
suit, than if we haddies' Sol and, had
those bubbles 6redAmorrow have unite
Her father died, g urs choice.
A rich uncle took ~ of the uni
her a superior edu>. and sects
do for her, he said; t6ake up, The So
and his servants, anda, VIII loss, both
She returned to her n lover OF /
to aid their mutual sa, Lord has
Who knows, beside Iabors of
ness Ofthe bread they llshins them.
may not lrown too seya New Nhilst
footman. They woulaole re- mourn bis
seek another place. BJior Of not as tho
That she win resign her -, for his faI
pretended. And are the Ai home, bel
who would be glad TO suiere u His dy
herself airs There are take children Y
more sad TO witness than a,v they will
and the lie of the day goVe shall last
circumstances, is one whole tn be indelli
Lucy HincheliT closed the g;lIhearts in
passed from her mothers sight. nay the
morning, and she was early. She,ected b
fore no occasion to hurry, as she eue to
times Obliged to do. She felt very 7ed al
the m0rniRg was Gne. for, to tell q patie
truth, her shoes well nigh worn .arge, I
far from being waterproof She Ii fail
day with vet Geet once before, from wido
cause, and much need she had TO be he {
her health for her mothers sake.
lew acquaintaneeS on the road she ira ARl
though she vas as faaalliar as IA1ir 0,
dren's faeesto all the small trldesmen.
saw her IaSs so regularly, IN Jrning aud th
ing. The green-grocer would freqnenik
his wife that il was time to get the breal
for the yAanss lads with the music papere
abroad. The toll-gate keeper was Lucy's
speaking acquaintance of the male sex.
had always kind wocd for her. Nor
Lucy fail 10 ask him after the child that
scalded--a Gightfal accident that-or whe
bis eldest girl was at service yet, and o
little queries, ~There she goes" the
would say wleG she turned from him. It
is hard hie, poor thing?'
Not hard at all, Mister Marten," retol
Dame WriDglinen on one occasion. III
indeed l think she has got very easy I.
ont. Put her over the washing tub. and /,
her three or four old counterpaues for u r,
inss work, and see what she'd make o't."
''Ah, you don't know all :" said the toll
CT significantly. And be was right.
The lady at whose house Lucy CONNER
the instructions ofthe day was very nery
person; she was extremely irrascible. Lu
knock ofenededher. She hated single kno,
Once in fit Of forgetfIlncss, the COVE,
gave palpitating double knock, aud
Mrs Robert Smith was astonishcd at her
sumption.-Miss- s---Miss, l forget your : 5
" Mrs. Robert Smith often contriv
forget a name which was the property :
humble dependent, and was so much B~'
than her own. $
"Hmchcliff, IRA am, prompted Lucy, on
referred to.
All, Miss Hinchclif Well, Miss Hin
cliff, if, for the future, you would not give
double knock, yUu would oblige inc. | re,
thought twas visitors; and as l am very !
ha5ille, 1t sets ne all in hutter. You sh
consider my nerves, Miss Hinchclif."
Poor Lucy If she could have afordf
be SO much in Eshion as TO own TO the f,nx
sion Of nerves, he lady's nervousness :
have infected hef.
Now, Miss Hinchcliff,' said Mrs.
Smith when the governess had taken
bonnet and shawl on the morning We NhE az
are you up in those sel'in
rills yct?' tne Insy oin ~
Il am very sorry, madam, but b north no n Q
much engaged. l only took then Op mental ntl'
jay before yesterday, and so little q. The lsy sT
is my own" le loughf
well, Miss Hinchclilf, of eech Mar
hove so many engagements, andf = @
dren are to be neglected on thahan -
will be Mr.. Robert Smiths dat,ula- A /
other responsible person, whosrv to n
are not 50 numeros. You cars of Also Also
hat am sure" Enqi
"Oh, maam,' vas Lucytspt this III
1 am too happy o be dict of the -
will be sure to get the n assurance
noi,t Of rx-
God pity her! Shee atained.- X
was too happy tObes in their efforts
Smith. ,ontIv ,,r;ve to
Il will excuse established. To
,llH, said the g gne same path which
'wer' but I ard through which l
,lies to-lnosPed to such general ac
lrs' I, epgs thoughtful and patriotic Pre-
us "a the best prose writer's,
lend power and dignity to its
lvorite peets will evolve from tie 1...s
g phases Of CUR national afGrs the iog,'s s',,,
the hour. The two great serial fea-
b have so firmly fixed public atten- 49,
lessor Agassiz's popular exPoSitions Han;
nce of Natural History, and James
owell's "Bigelow Papers'-will be 1ass
in each mouth. Sr,5S S1ls y
,ear faofu-os S,f a4-t fro r,f,linorx- inter-