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really and truly 50 interestedin Miss Mabel
Rogere? Why, she is considered as more
dead than alive
Guy Rivers flung back his tawny locks.
They hung low on his neck Ike hon
name. ..........- .... ..
Il feel it; she is my fate, what l have
been looking for these many years. L love
her. / Will have her, so help me Heaven.
And be bent his head reyerently, and no
more of her passed his lips,
y world Of deep, uuswervlng resolve
shoue out Of the steady, steel-blue eyes
Thorndike Marston noticed it, bitterly
How could he work against the iron will
Quick as lightning it flashed through him.
1t was with all his accustomed spayity that
lie spoke.
They say that am the favored suitor
of the peerless Idyl. As | have the entree
there at all hours, may be Of assistance
to you"
Loungne on the piazza that night
Thorndike Marston planned it all out Il
he stretched out his hand, he could touch
Guy, and there he sat SO near to him, his
friend, plotting evil against him. Why
should he? Mabel Rogere, Idyl Lees paid
companion, held over him subtle charm
Her cod Indifference but famed the flame.
THE world thought him follower in IdyIs
train; he encouraged the rumor 1t kept
aim near the true and unconscious object
or his worshin. and prevented the derisive
laugh that would be sure to attack him.
The "AIarston pride" had passed into a
proyerb. In the worlds opinion this would
be amisalliance. Such a thought he knew
would never enter Guys head. Guy was
the soul Of honor; one word wonld have
been sufficient; but Thorndike Marston was
not man enough to say it. No, he had
rather trail the venom Of his born hate over
every fair blossom that Guys love could
foster.
This was what he chose.
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ELECTIoSEER1NG TAcrIcs-A distin-
guished candidate, who is cup to thing
or two" and has keen appreciation oflive
beauty, when about to set off on an cleo
tioneerirg tour recently, said to his wife,
who was to accompany him for prudential
reasons
my DEAR inasmuch as this election is
complicated, and the canvass viii be close
| am anxious to leave nothing undone that
would promote popularity, and 50 l have
thought it would be good plan for me to
kiss a number Of the handsomest girls III
every place where I may be honored with a
reception. Don't you think it would be
capital idea?' -.
"Capital," exclaimed the devoted wife;
''and to make your election a sure thing,
while you are kissing the handsomest girls
[ will kiss an equal number Of the hand
soonest young men,"
The distinguished candidate, We believe,
has not since referred to his pleasing means
Popularity. .~ .t.'r ...
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This was what he chose.
CHAPTER II.

1t was a perfect crush at the Lees that
night. The spacious, airy rooms opening
one into another, throughout the entire
length of the house, were thrown open to
the guests. The long, dazzling vista WAS
ablaze with light, radiant with gorgeous
toilettes, alive with beauty smile.
The rapturous waltz music rose and fell
in unison with flying feet and the hum Of
the many voices, and in between came the
sough Of the restless sea, rolling the surf
up against the shore.
Mabel liked to hearit, the oceans grand,
halEsobbing monotone. She stood leaning
half way out of the low French window
listening intently, her hands clasped aud
dropping, as usual, bnthereyes weredreamy
and full Of a delicious Ianguor tonight
The old, weary, frozen hopelessness had
died out of them, for time, at least.
"Mabelo She did not start nor turn,
only half smiled, as though the voice fitted
into her dream. .--
"Nlabeln' Guy Rivers stepped outupon
the turf and daises in front of her.
"Yes, Guy" answered she, still dreamily.
Queen Nab, will you come to the shore
with me-"
Beware Y The whisper sounded in
Mabel's ear like serPents hiss. She
shuddered and stood still; then hurried
through the thick pine shadows, impatient
to reach the moonlight
1t was perfect face she looked up into;
every feature Of it stood ont, in the slYery
light, in bold relief; face TO believe in.
"Do you you know always put me in
mind of some timid bird, forever dreading
the fowler's snare Why is it? ....
"Guy, l think / never told you Of my
earIy life. Listen! will tell you now"
Mabel stood as rigid and molonless as
the rock she leaned against. Her white
dress glistened coldIy in the moonbeams,
and the silvery spray, as it dashed up
among the rocks at her feet, seemed to
wrap her in a ghostIy winding sheet. Her
words came short and quick; she spoke in
French
Il am Parisienne. My father was
banker, and very rich, 50 they said. We bad
carriages and servants and grand hotel.
We lived in the fashionable world But
my father died suddenly. He left nothing
we found, but debts. We sold the fIrni-
ture the plate, our own Jewels. You see
we couId not bear to have anything cast
against the dead. And we were destitute,
poor mother andI. 1t was sad, was it not,
monsieur? But then such things are nat
uraI. Money takes to itself wings, and
children should bury their parents. Then
my mother died. This grieyed me very
sore. But still l had something to live
for l was SO young, then, monsieur, and
l believed in AIphonse. He was away
when all this trouble came, but had writ
ten him. He had been my betrothed
from infancy. Every morning | said, "He
will surely come to day." and every night,
Il know he will be here tomorrow" FL
naIlv, 1 had spent my last cent. Hunger
made me restless. l went out. Do you
know l saw him in the street, [ went up
to him, although he was not alone. Joy
made me bold. He looked at me, and
went on talking. l grasped his arm. cal
phonse, it IS /" He paid no attention.
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SAVED.
CHAPTER I.

The sun, great red disc was sinking
slowly into the ocean.
! The gay little pony-carriage rolled briskly
along over the hard, white sand; the silver
bitted, high stepping thorough-breds, dex-
terousIy managed by the fairest Amazon
that ever drew the reins, IdyI Lee, the
reignng belle of the season.
Fair indeed, most gIoriously fair was
this blonde beauty; fair trebIy so, with re-
gard to her companion
What could she have been thinking of
this other one-low- browed, heavy-eyed,
white-'ipped, look as expressionless as the
dead, leaning hstlessly back in the corner
OF the carriage, utterly Indifferent to all the
excitement and hustle of the brilliant, pleas
ure seeking crowd passing, repassing, shift
/ ing, before her ike the glitterng coIors in
/ d kaleidoscope. ........
4 milk white steed and a coal black one.
How they arched their shining, full-yened
necks, as they came prancing up the prom
enadc Down to the saddle-bows bent the
uncovered heads of the riders as the ele-
CANT equipage of IA belle Lee" dashed
/ past them. ....
Guy Rivers cheek flushed botly; he
looked as though he were breathing in an
inspiration.
TLornlike Marston smiled at his rapt
look. ........ .g-..
Come, now, confess that in all your
I travels You never met with ANYTHING half
50 fair There WILDE no need of hunting
the world over again. Behold the rarest
Of all earth,s jewels here at homes portals.
Isn't She magnificent thought"
I But that's mt the word ....-
"What then"
"ExquisiteIy fraiI, divinely sensitive,
touchingIy mournfuI," he answered, breath
Iess}y, ... .a
well, you always see things differently
from anybody else. But how you can
bring all those apostrophies to bear upon
this great, white, creamy creature, with all
that blonde hair tumbling into binding,
wind blown masses about her face, is be-
yond my ken. All | can think Of when |
look at her, is Just full blown water hIlies
softly swaying with the slow ripple Of the
waves. On my faith nothing but magnif-
icent can suit"
"But can't You understand? I don't
lmean the bond-the other one, who is
she q
"Not the blonde' Why she's the
reigning belle, my dear boy. 1t isn't pos
sibIe you've had the bad taste to pass her
10y, to have eyes only for-thats too rich. -"
! The light, sarcastic laugh grated upon
Guys nerves. He spoke impatiently:
Your mirth is iIl-tilned. l am in
earnest"
"What! Can | believe my senses? The
elegant, the fastidious, the unapproachable
1 Guy Rivers going down. without an effort
before the-indeed | cannot go on r
Softly, Thorn, or your jest will turn into
something more. VIZ you tell me who
She is?" .. .:..s...... :. p. x + +.
There, there, here you have it. The
one adored-now I'll watch you vince
is handkerchief carrier, waiter-in- general,
an humble satellite and"
'Thorndike Marston, have done, at your
peril Another word and you shall answer
for it as for deadly insult ...
1t came hoarsely through Guys shut
teeth. Thorndike Marston looked at him
in amazement and dropped his bautering
tones, said, slowly
"And am I, then, to believe that you are
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silver grey, with the scarlet faeings-that
was the only one he cared to see at all.
He looked for it amongst the crowd. He
could have picked it out from a million.
"Eyes for but one, as usual, Guy It
was Thorn Marston. .. .uF
"Look, Thorn. Don't you see her off
there BY herself2 What is she doing alone,
SO far from the othersw
"Now don't be in such hurry to get
over to her. Such an adept as she is safe
enough, surely" was answered with SEEM
ing careiessness. by the way, here is
something she commissioned me with"
Guy Rivers opened the tiny scrap Of
paper.
"After bathing.
MABEL"
That was all. He thought a Minute.
81 will go up to the house and wait for her"
he said.
Thorn Marston's scheme was working
we'll
Guy gave one backward glance as he
stepped from the water Then, all at once
rose a murmur; then a shrek, a universal
cry Of terror: "The quicksandS! thequick-
sandsw
Thorn Marston looked quickly. Mabel
was over the fatal spot.
"Sdeath.' he nuttered. "Has the girl
outwitted me, or was it accidentp He
measured the distance with his eye, hesi-
tated, and drew back, ''She will be lost at
any rate, and-I dare not"
He ground his teeth in rage,and watched
Guy Rivers swift, steady strokes, as he
dashed towards her. The waves parted
! right and left before the nervous energy
of his sinewy arm ike magic This little
/ scene was not exactly what Thorn Marston
had arranged that morning with Mabel
( She had listened quietly to his scheme. "You
are to tell him So" he said.
"But am not really to swim over the
quicksands, thenl" she asked.
"Can You imagine it for a momenti It
would be almost certain death. The test
is not worthy so great risk. Indeed,there
is no use of trying it at all. l am certain
Of the end" The tone might have seemed
to q close obseversomewhat over confident.
He was SO near and SO sure--that male
Mabel think Of the moving shadow, just
then. =.
"Ifhe comes to me through the Danger"
"But there will be no danger" I
t'What he Thinks danger"
81 shall have been mistaken. If isl
that am false, will yield you up to him.
Are you contents"
1t might have been suspicion of treach-
cry that caused her to. take the opposite
and fatal direction, or, perhaps, it was acci-
dent. -.
"Bafledw Thorn Marston ground his
teeth in rage at the thought, and his face
grew distorted like madman's.
1t had been a real test for both. This
was the. result. MabePs strength was we'll
nigh gone when Guy Rivers reached her.
She would never have had strength to stem
the rapid current that set iu, against the
cliff tina. hemmed in, on one side, the
dreaded quicksand8. She clung closer to
him as her strength gave way. Guy felt
within.him the power Of a giant. He held
her tightly, bufeting the waves with one
hand, as he moved swiftly from the fatal
spot Up on the sand he carried her, and
sank exhausted by her side. .
"My darling" he whispered ,as she gazed
at him wistfulIy, did you think l wouldn't
dare to come to you2"
She smiled up at him. ....-
"Saved :" The word told volumes. Saved
1 from death; ave, from more than death.--
With the word on her lips she tainted,
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TrOPN EYS.A'T LAW, HARE1sBrRG, Penn a Il
q cents for the Collection OF Claims ls.se '-ls
fAA5 S5stesand state Governments such rs tensions
T2nnnfL rrears Of Pay c-Adiress Box 80, liIf f7oE
bouAts - 49,. ). c.. M'ALARNEY
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CHAPTER ".

Guy Rivers smoked his cigar so lazily
the next morning that when he reached the
beach the serf was already dotted thlckIy
with the brilliant costumes of the bathers
A merry, motley, oriental looking crew,
diving, splashing, swimming, floating. The
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pE~Love is as necessary to a woman's
heart as a fashionable bonnet to her head,
Indeed we think, rather more so; for moth.
ing less than large measure Of love VIII
content her; whereas the recent fashion has
shown that she can be satisfied with very
little bonnet.
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An1rEEIrT a. OLlIsTEO.

qTORNEY AND COUNSELLEB AT IA W
\ C0nIersport, Pa will attend 10 al business @ en-
ste to his care with prom ptness ana n1elIy' oI--0
in the second storey Of the OIinsled b-0cN'
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rnmN .. NAM.

A TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR Al ltAM ,',,r,.
\ Coudersport p, WI. attend tAe n },.,
.ss entrusted TO his care win receive pgomp' "'s"
lion. Office on Nam street in residence.
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ISAAC BENSON,

7vr0RN-Jzy- AT-LAW, Couder>port, Pa, will
\ attand all business entrusted 20 hun VIE ear
- u nr1rtnpss Attends Courts of adjoining cogH
ties once on Second stree, near Jte A-''@''S '7
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o. q. ElLEsON. 1I. p.

DRACTICING PHYSICIAN, C5"4e sport ra.ii ys,ii
resoec,fuly iufirms the citizens, ..s F'IG an,
Vicinity that he will promptly feS3oa' =. srsI J1nr
professional services. once Oh f-1s-9e '
,vast nf MS reslacnee. u
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W KNOX.

TTORNEY AND COUN5EL-LL4oRs At LA", L !,
\ Coutersport, Pa, WI! al'eD1 'N' 80
ar and the adjoining couut'cs
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VI w. McALARNEY.

DEAL ESTATE and INsuR tNCE 90 5,I T.i--
fhTesgated Isures property against tnT Asc oeI'
companies in the Country and Persons aI' of Hart Hart
dents in the Travellers Insurance 17.5a
ford. Business transacted pronyty h'-'
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ID. T.. OLyEsCED,

in Pry s G9sls Fsar &safE I@a Faod
80 Provisions. &c Main street, Cou 'erspo't ia
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RE-The water thathas no ta-te is Purest
the rain that has no oder is freshest; and
of all the notifications of manner, the
most generally pleasing is simplicity
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T,rTAIIA LODGE. No. 81, F. \. NJ, STATED
H. Va.i1er. on tie u ana 4,n 'edues ayS ''cn
-I6, Hal. in the 3d Story of the o.n~,e1 ',.cN'
u q IARRAREE. Sec. w ~ = -
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III. j. OLNSTED,

-,pDwARE Merchant, and D -aler in Stoves
I'll Tin and Sheet Ware, Main street louder
sAH-t PenI,a Tin and Sheet Iron Ware maze 70
order. in good style, on shor, notice.
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FFRCHANTS- Dealers in Drugs Medic mes " alh5
VI oils Fancy Articles, stationery, Dry Uoou
Tsrt-.riss yc Main Street, Coudersport, ia
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COLLINS SMITH,

EERCHANT-Deal in Dry Goods Froe1Fles'
NJ Provisions Hardware, QueeusWare, Cut'erE,
.II NH Goo Is usually found in country store. oI
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G. IA. STTINONs,

-ppCr7A -wELI.sVILLE y 7, Whole,
M s9Ia and Retail Dealer in Dry Coos FaheS ana
sa5le Goods Clothing Ladies Dre,slf'ods UE2te..-,
FIour Feed, sc, Retailers supplied On t'oe'''' Terms
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64 Zoo Per Year We want agents
% 1.OUO everywhere to sen our IMPROVED
so Sewing Mac1ines. Threencw kluds. Under and
upper feed Warranted Eve years Above salary
or farya comm fs-ionS paid The machines sold
in the United States for less than SO which are tGy
licensed by Howe, Wheeler & Wilson, Grover & Ba-
kerSinger & Co. s. Bachelor, ALL other cheap ma
chimes are Inducements and the seller user are
IIa5!e to arrest, tne, and Imprisonment. CIRCULARS
t,s Address or call upon Shaw s Clark, bade-
fsra Maine or Chicago, H. De-. 20, 1860. ls"Iy.
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Potter Journal JOb-ciii

AvTNG lately added fine new assortment OF
I'll T0P TYPE to our already large assortment.
We are now prepared to do all knds OF work cheap'y
~ iii taste and neatnc.s- Oroe so.Lcttu.
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CnrDERsPORT MOTEL.

y F. GLAsSMIRE, PeoPRfroR, Corner Of Nan Ia
and Second streets Co5de' sport o'teE ~ = !,
livery S-tOlei is also kept IN con &c, non WI" '"'s
Hotel Daily STAGES 70 and from me hll..~o.-s- ~
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sTrRryNS a. 90.

-.-.,,,rT >-rs TaaIars i'm Dry Goods, Fancy
Gonds Groceries Provisions Flour Feed PORK
i 1ythillgt srlIly Kept IN good country :. .''o
Produce bought and sold
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
Rnht. fIanIeY.

Penn'a. Special attention
" 1iv+n to Collection of tensions, Bounty ana
~ ~ Fy and all claims against the NatiJAa- "u"
State Governments. No'-A't
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Something New and Novel for Agents.
Pedders Country Stores, Druggists, and all seeking
a. honorable and profitable business. Free by mali
tor IS cts wholesale 50 per doz Canvassers realize
- 70 ga per day profit ABBOTT & DONDL
-yH-l-l AanGac.Urers. 80 NassS b. @S,
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LYMAN HOUSE.

LewisviIle, Potter ounty, nSyiVanla'
nVRTON LEWIS. Proprietor. Hadug
X -, ms excellent Hotel, the proprietor wishes
. make the acq u:.iutance OF the trEelns pG2c anu
cells confident Of giving satisfaction 70 d. "-' ''
All on hiul.-Fgb p, G6 II
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OoUDERsPoRT POTTER COUNTY Pa, TUESDAY 1856.

really and truly 50 interestedin Miss Mabel
Rogere3 Why, she is considered as more
dead than alive" ~
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! Guy Rivers flung back his tawny locks.
They hung low on his neck Ike a hons
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