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The Pearl River banner., May 26, 1838, Image 1
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nf ma t u.w - - . i t a ae, nr
IP't,u 7ntil ell arrearagesare P'a . "'M BjT Willi . ,
ont,n?l of th. powihe.. wuhwg . Tit inarriaee knot . was - tied
ana x.i-iv
he1
bly supposed that
n.r.til1 na HIIDOSen - to his
sorfdx mo,,ti.i oix douar. at th hu.,'htr' 'commutio matrimo
.v ... 1..., 1 mil fiirap ur lour ullaris iti una
.ti 1 .La. tunnanat Inil 11 ! Hainff let her see the
, What is hissalary?! t - hprimtum oft., goand Mtina a
. 1 . . . I L.. Mra lh llnDn
Twenty-five dollars a wees.' surpnajcu ucr r
Well, elf, .ne.nai ma men my rfj T-'-
retiring to
outinuawui r,- -; . lne ,l.ttf e Chase' beiegnn. dangnirr. an..,. ft-y- -. ; :f p, AND MEMOry.
V. fccairea for a la than , . . .kjll i,r; Ha ttntl bride eroom thousand to piay.it nome. 1 .; , , . , . in ,rl(1u. . a btinz
M ilMCIil'"- ... " I 1HII Kll 1IIO , - " , .. . . .. a I r I I n U1DI imj . . "
(iiinmr an 11 mi iikl ii v - ik l .1,1 hiif inn 1 c tir cii m'
. .. T .1 W IMWl 'JL'" - , "
n:.i it cake, for which it cried;
isairreeable surprise, oy une u""; i ,.flr. for ti-
irnkihir at thi door. It:, 'Here's the oionty, aam iiii r-: . uu .i.ter . it .fluwer,
n. iuuu. .-' - - wm u i. a.a.i imviiv-m - a . .
nuair 'a out and barged accord- thrown ouert, and, the ser- iather lenucmig i 1,.
fna'J 4 -oiriiTISr.MF.NTS.-""! I Y Will w '
t. n a n 3 Ini il ill""" , , aw A . (, .
a. a
,rZ.Lsr',; .'V-What da von want?: crieu
HVm ;- ': do ; : do. . , . 1 " . . ;j
nfia t Ul alia M n III!) - " - m.
ftVAii jo. work muatba paid fJr on deiiv- ft geDtieman il waiting
7 i:.i..;rnrStataomcei will d kaiow 10 lee Ju
dollars, ana. or (() ti
Postage on letters ihuD v- , , . , ,
atmn.
1 shan't tak
1 WISH HI acr
the
1
.1 h.t .1 rlanned its biada joyfully.
and Hope promiedit fairer ones, wbicb
5 TKa t.o.U wrew to B boT. iie Wl
..;n .1 ik. iiminr twilipkt. .Another
1 iuiNt im a
I . . . . . . f
being with a weei,Jsenou i.,.
hi fe him: : ler name was mono
IPHW BW " a T ; ..
I RrxA mUm 41(1. -LOt)lfc UCUIIIU HI"
Ynii had better :ukr the mo-
mm ,r-i . . m v " 1 -
mnWeA til nv for he.'fi done dImMO?.
. .. - ; r- ,K1- I .. !.k caa
T.H k m am ittt retiring. ine law!. I - tu iUktt-,nrri.lMe a hftrt ot.
.nrl ran't see himr , i and SOOn alter Mr bordered with flowr.. Butterflies iprtad
"The rv.n w.nlb;iow,.nd ,0 ,hf;rhe,lte and wen. I'L,., .ffJTIiS
,nmmnicted the an.wer Ki,tge.
IIOU CANST NOT FOKtSET.fliii.
Thou must not forget me-where ever thou ait
S. unwelcome visiter. , Mr I congratulate yu-. lf;
Rnt I must see himr Mta me saiu in? iuwfe. 'Wbataritnoo uoiomg m ib.m.
uui ..'... 1 .f wniir nio'iiiTmlll I i,i,4 M.mnr Anil he answered. '
.i.,(f (TQ ' UD anil T Clt yuui t tannic j -" ., ----- .n.
Stranger g 1 1 . ,iwKmvrhotherfsv roe. 'Come
I " - ' I I m M aaa V aS II II II T. I ' " V t " n
' I dtMiitlt niflla IIICV nit TVMiw v ; .,-.. i 1... . ... ' :.L'.
ma i ip r 111 u t- www 1 "
The, servant agein wem up
-where ever thou ait ,n,.he answer.;his dwelling toplay at home, luUf it tbat ,baI, be IWfcet wben my
-..ist .: tu.Mi.fl round tht iai " . . . .. U ,.i(hi nt hil,
11,. mail 01 oia lecuuK" . - , - l . csirl tnf
a m -i
eye, (! behind biro th lioroH Uajr,
. . 1". j . !...
uiiih iha ia and nm re oi iarnrr. uui
' IIM - w ...
.oroething ( the air pf divinr, from U
bair being traijM d irom nia irra
pies. Near them aal Soatbard and Pi-r-ter,
tbe former atute aod rapid in eou.i.
tenaoce 8n0 gesture, me lauer ,iangeiy
mingling boyish fan and ligbtoess of
maanar and glance, with the sobriety ,
to the Jogde and Senator. Ifi, keen eye ,
takes in every Ibiiig that passeshis ex
traordinary moutn.wr.n us over uanging v
tin. ba but to unfold into a umile to wia
' . . ' . rc.-.t i j .
laughter Ifom toe sourest mntiai r okw
agogue. 1 hen tnere ras toe Dngni oon
hoinmie of Ewing of Ohio, tbe most prim
itife looking tf Senator? and ib benign, ,
religious gravity of FrelsngLuyseu; the
gentlefnaitly airoi DucKnaoan, looerewu-
nessi I I'oiOdeXter, lueaornewoai nmiau
cholr ''simplicity of Isbee all these,
and mauy others, were aiTiiiiiig, wr
uotbing more than their total unlikeness
to eacti other. i Ko English person who
bas not travelled over ball the world, can
form an idea of such difference ;" among1 '
menformiC one assembly for the wmt
" I ' .Mlri..M tkit; ala ' lail.
purpoaes, anu jjca.iu.; "'"v
gua ge . '; Some were d esce nd ed f rom
Dutch larmers. some irotn rencu ougro
nolei.lsome from ScOth puritan; .oom Irom
. . .. r a,L.:r '
Lnglisn caw altera, some " vireu
taius. Thty were brought together out
of law courts, sugar fields, merchant'
Inm nihil ntain farms, forests and firai ,
ries.'; , The stamp of originality was tm
,a.c nn v-rv , one. and inspired a-
ay I v a va - - - jr
heart; - , . v
J,ike a arthro the darVest of time shall arise
pa,t visions of pleasure on memory's slies. , , .
". . '
Thou canst not forget me-r-oo flower that springs;
TIo bird ever carols his swiet mntia lays, t
Jut speaks to thy bosom of earlier days. '
Thnu rmt not fortet me, at morn on the hills,
If thousee'st the young sun Vissthe brijjht flashmg
rills. ' ...
Whose eye with thine own, as its beauties incra.
sed, '
Marked the day god. of glory arise in the east.
Thou canrt.nLt forget me when moonlight looks
And glad evening smil 'neath his bright jew.1 d
crown, . "... -S . :
Whos. rapt heart with thine, to Ae land of Ue
West,
Roved eqftly while watbhing the star of the west
.
Thou canst notorg me when muric Is near,
c i h.,ri.rf -Aef will wake in thine ear,
Whose tola may kruig back that fond measure of
yore, ' .
Which, sav In o-r memories, we ne'r may hear
' more.' . ,'.., (J t , .--.... '.'
' "' ' . i'f' '
Ohlcanst thou target me while wild flower aad
Sill - ; ' ' , ' ' '
Are fraught with love's soft, silent eloquence
still?
ifi Anvom ac ain. said the
brMegroom, and ask him it ne
comes as a triena or mr.
The serfant again irippeu
down stairs and made the desi
red inquiry.
A friend!' was me ""
This made known to the bride-
I groom; he aresaeu iiiiuci.
Iwent below, and to his conster
nation discoverd m unaca
sonable visiter no other than the
Y6ur name is asked
the visitor.
'i. roniiixl the bride eroom
VoVve married my daughter
lhare.
Do you love her
4i
And sbe loves you of course,
or you would not; have marneu
her?'
She does.' .
What is your business? .
(I'm un actor.'
Where do you act?'
At thehPark Theatre.'
Hiw much do you get
sirrnrdinff to the wishes of his
fat her.in.Iaw, and the first per
formance was the honey moon,
with 'the favonte, piece oi ;aii
well that ends well,? and Uhe
happiest day of my life. ; , ,
scene in a Printing
office.
A'tnll ait footer with a spice
... . . i, t .: '
of oddity hni nnmor in nts puiz,
and a breast pin ol tne warm
ing pan size in his bosom, walk
ed into the priming onice me u
ther day, leading ny ine
;nt.i he cms slim. Derpenuin.
. i S . aW ...1.1,.
(,!ar, ncl as trrsn as a waier uv
ly, Being in our shirt sleeves,
as Jiu k downing would say "we
kinder blushed.'. Now, for a
s.ene! thonglit we. Bees you
the head v man here?, Ahem!
! man! oh voli mean the
marriage collector-the-the
deep involuntary respect. I Jiave seem
my ..umklv nt rhosen ItlPO. Slid 00 CO'lD.'
bairisgray. ' n jpaoy of Ibe high born, invested with tb
I be uoj oecame you.... . jn,,qUt dignities tl an antio,"e a'OB. .
be ft in his bed, Hope and .Memory 1,01100 as thisr
came 1 the pillow. Hpe saoj a merry coectioo wf BtoUHouIed iuit'grown, ori
song, like the um wnen o . Kma broagbttogetberon the grouna
the nest to the ssies. t . jiierv.-.ua, . 8ufficiency ,0 Worir. out the iu ol
Baid, Follow ;ii.e, andvthou snau oae d;vttseconst.luM,i8.' : .
music in tby heart as sweet as the lay I
ung thee.' . . '
n... i.m.r ai.l. 'he fihsll be mine
also. Hope wby rieed we contend? lor
as long as he seeketb virtue in 011 nr-ii,
..u u , kim istr& all his lite
We WIH V : ,
long.' So be Unbraced Hope and mem
or) , and was beloved ottnem 00m
rnvr. nr.SPAIR AND SUICIDE.
An incident occurred yesier
day evening of. quite a romaotio
rim mrt p.r. aad which bears a
ff.n rpt:anhliincp. to the mlo
t.and waaoeloveaounemooin. v , r . - . .
When he. awoke, they blessed him, drrtnialic suicides so ttequent in
hand to each. H b tUtt X?t0nrh cnital. ,'A Voune:
came a .an aqd Hope girded him every U - nan ftH-met diaries Titter a
corning .or his tatter anu eve. . lsrnpvmfll feun Smith in the em-
supiied at tne iaoie 01 ui - i .a r. . sir . .
Knowledge lor meirguesu - - - - puy V wai. - " ;r '
At length, age found the man, and tor DCCorne Strongly attached 4 to a
Bed bis temples white. Jo his din) eye, fl latly residing ill Cuinmet
it seemed tl.al the world was -n . - . - , . . , r
place. Butliwasue nnnsc.i --7 ,r , L , -n.
rhand and the warm blood had grewn llon wflS relumed, but the girl S
onitff in ni vuiuai 1 mm iifr r ncu , iibi wiuiwi- "
VViM " . ,l HIWtrHVS
Memory looked on Dim wun
for
ilp union, ami she ac&uienced irv
hr mother's decision. '1 he lo-
ver finding his visits no longer
e con-
tirt siriv-
n.. tiru.,.sketii eu 10 dr-soair. he neiermmeu tg.
ins iwko f I . , . . ; .
US . f , v J w w
It b a lof ins and itog tnca
friend. She sat down by his elbow chair,
hp ..id to her. 'Thou hast not; kept
P'r,..., . week.'
a v,
I'll give y oil, a thousand to
play at oine! ;'i Come,' here's a
carriage at the door, and fur
nished lodgings at my house--gt
vour Wife and go with me.
Tkii .' an aereeable sur-
orise' to the bridegroom, who re
.1 a!f Jonas S SO awkwarrt- and be said to ner, . 1 nou a.. - - vrr uu.ufe ... w .ow -l
LV.L" h.sirl -.atrr' ; (an. faithfully some jewels that t en rusted to encouraged. doubted the
he means the nead eater, tan. ,. lhllt tb.y .re lost ,;. v L.- h.Vw,i.rrs.ec:..iif
Wtce editor) 'Oh----ah---.unaer. -r- ;w , d mour,fu,y 8nd meekly r h. j;,;" i
1 . . -J a.waa. vnn uh iiiiiiiiriiL aaa u 1 a a a.aa, tin lit ius.iv ub v a""w v - , a t .
.iiinnnuwrj"- . - -,. ..y - - tall nut her Iikh tn the test, uud if
ln rtf wenninff,caKe-ncyi worn. cnv ; - . . 1 -
I0t 01 wciiuib ' J , , Tim nur oinamv ke titii'Uc: tn And
' a -a. avhak t . SKiuiin .jiucu - w ia.iiv 1 1 1 1 1 e c ti luiinii at a -.a
i marrn. ur are nreuy iniitu r"wr .. .... . ......... u ""r" ;'T- . .
V' "' . .u Buttb
Than the heart, where affection's young blossoms
once grew!
MIS CELL A NEOUST"
DRAMATIC SCENE IN RE
Aii jjir r ' prise 10 i"c Mvr;bv r.- "' . .
A very amusing scene in real If,ained for some time tonisn.
.. . . ... oi th. j ...wi woVat a loiss whattoa
tiie in re i err. 11 cc in uhu v cm anu n . ,
,,,e' '"" .I-. .,,, in NewL Tha tide in the affairs
niOSl popular, .vvm .... or any. ; ':T , V f . ie:
York, was lately related to us, of men seemed to be fast llsing
lorK, was j .vi- i.ta' ntiA a dt was ex-
Wh ICh IS tOO gOOO ;l m .v. Upm. i .iT-r.. T-r natVrnol
...u : ika ciih.l l:..,i ins mind the Dateroat
The erntiemau wny i niumu s . - - .v b(i
uct of the sketch, has for many roof of; hii bride, .wide open
jeci j -J:-,t.nt tL '.::.!.. hirri: and fortune at
vears OCCOPieu an iihkv 10 rrjuei6 ." r-: - .
. : .u. D.rlr Thpatlrp. but
k: trr.i;if hei would give op
lately took leave of the stage, U the pride, pomp, end cum
and freed himself from what 8tllnce' 6f his calling. Oj Uie
Gait calls the "warts, scars and btheV side wa the tark i hea
deckles of an actor's life,' by tre; audi. engagement to be
Committing matrimony. : vThe forfeited only atlOOOdamnge
lady who inspired! the tender He revolved the subject (or a
hreaaf. is reore-l m,,mnt in his rnWd.
eiTIUllWlia ! " ' - ' r ii.'i".
r . J I 1.
. ..... .....ti ma WOIS
. ..... Kul Ih. nam. Ilia I IUVU t
. a . . k m . a i I lit. ' I
11 hpnn eaiera at niai. -..,, 1 nave met nu. . , . .. , . r .1
v .. ; , wv -C-..-.-.::., . hn h ft b the (lesiruciioo Of an
"OW.noneot.yourjnKu . them v hey r y frerthlvChaDDits-.
1- ....ne h una mr, inn bv nr8ic iu - . , -.'--,,.
1 ui inn..... -. , n ' -,i.. .1 ;.w t n him as sne W:.u .1.:-,n, .mi .m h vector.
- f 1 IW .K I -IVI A ilillrW IUUbVKU IMUIW" I - I if llll I I1IA 1II1CIILI 'U 11V 1
harnessed qutejeit ; cespe.king to b. Jbrg.ve... ..u-,.,
Yer see, Mister, 1 inougni as nuvy bopt bVgaato unfold a radiant w.ng y ' .nffpr.fi hPr
rdjusttck my gall in to see, L
. .i s . a .r. a i . . t i xt n a 1 1 o irifu il aui.iii.ti i nrnrroi inu . auri a a. U a iat
f nutt ne his moum ciose 10 neam ner touc, -y - -.v - . . . . . .
ipuuiiis . ir..,. irta heavenward fieht. V - . wretched man imagining his
Tbe old man lay down to die. u f confirmed, d re W
tbesoul went forth from the a?u y id. . . - . ..
gels took it.; Memory ascenoeu u, - - -"V ,
ide.and went inrouj" vi""' . iuw.
r . Tt .....p.. I at ifia thras-1 ' r Q.im ' '
k. r aot to be. that is the qucstion-
Whether, it, nobler in ti.e mind to suffer
. fn.l,.na '
: Tha stings and arrows oi ou.uu. 4U..-..M
. Or take arms against a w of trouhlo
; And by opposing end them."
r anrl then screaming as if we
rUaH to. see vou prtrtrwnt
offis go, and kind a surprise her
' , t ..: fall.
like you Know. ? -way .'
low, we are not aeai, sam
tcreamieg in cur turn ai me ih
of our lungs, nnd Ketcning u p
Ask nardon, I've
jiiit been talking with a deaf
man below .may we we t.
M.;i... ,ffi ro ? , Uh. ceriam-
ade between
the casfs--.-right and left down
the middleast off-the office
Ln a.Unti in rrninp: order, but
iAk Afi't rnnanrn vourselt a
mite but what on arth is this!
Only a press 'Uh, an mpro-
jved cheese or ciler piessi . un
Crm nrf8. Ho. ho! well
I vow that'acunous enough-lets
trv it. Taking hold or itifs ub
santed as young and handsome,
and moreover as enjoying a goou
fortune. The gentleman no
sooner saw her than he loved
anrl thp ladv beheld him a
husband at sight,' and exhibit-
.a r a, u .
ed by that silent language o.
li.9rr 'l.ovi. for love.' He
been so severely pierced by
a J iL. I laa crrv , 4 1 ft
purs nan uii 5 .uu.. - L .,..
ri(l that his on t remiay ur wasm . l . ni wm.. - . ,
n!:to, ,h. Keartkch.. -..d . Th bri co.hing - pohs h
be popping the question He the requt .u. -t , ft. ; clean oci..nR- -.. r"-"
Sfd ?o,and received-for answer, and, with tbe bride, accor.. pan,: ,hoe..V It wftj"
fy srU hich was followed by ed him. home. gollyP quoth Jonas, jumping up
i Ovarii, rows,' and finally by The next day the father-in-,
I I ne inougiu w"m.. M . r vir tail ano givms hm"
N...ninn i Ha rlid not say with , i innsi in trvinff to set
had Mercutio, plague on oth of lhc wy, upset a keg ol
Cu- your houset,but oniy a p.-su- ink. which, flying out, oiarar..
onv I nn one of them aid that one fc . .. )art 0f ms dulci-
Mia - ..
Hfki a rTAWn in 21 tiiauni
i.v.n. But Hone paused at ihe tbres
u ti... .t. a.nired. like a rose
.i r.k it last eduurS
lainuy fj""1 , if..
a i..-w.tia r.. nam uiti ut. .....
was Immortal Happiness. Hope
' '-.i.j .' k, annl. which she had
r it j ik....nk m. wnru. iitiiL"'i
.be said.plaated hi it uch seeds as bear
the fruit ol heaven
Her dvine words w '' luV V ."i
r enma breaking harp, oourntu out
r . , ,. - .,1,.,. ,,. n mnTelsi . v- -- . -- -
sweet, ana i ne-.w - - - m,n) iajd ,i,a Indian, somewnal eaend
:.. .Ttna that is born ol ine eann ..a i .... ,r .i,;. rn
syi&. u .tarnal as the at ibc .u6 .K-i
M.,l ill. DUI lUCHiui r " '
uju. j - - . . i . . . .j . i. I llipiis..::.'i,' ti' ; .
K.,ki from which men are ju6"' I ,ct: - .-..V ..Sad ttt Irishman in
. . . .'. I . burst of passion. By the height of tha
or iKp American Senate, Miss yuanin . .... k .
eau ssys.-' ne fl. and ho forthwitl began lo pommel un
. i.nno-ine assemblage. s "neu .ui ,-.iian mail immftrcifutlr.;
enterlJ it, I thought I never saw a finer (nierllng quit) yelled the-
, L. 'j. iKa fortv-sn before my I . . . v 1 '
IvniJJM JXECDOTE.
the Emeraldi Isle, travelling
n th Cherokee eountrv. met a native;
Good tnornin, said the trvler.
0 see-vou.' replied the Indian; (ma
nine good morning.)
.you see me, replied toe uisowan.
be Jasus, I see you too.'
Skeoe-unske (meaning mean wnua
- . . . '. i .nr. ..j
set oi oeu - , .
efa8-two only being absent, and tbe U
V i-.nttf.four States.-
Mr Calhoun's countenance first filed my
attention; the P''V7 wT It s
forehead, surrounded by a load of ff,
. a. J - -! kt IRK I If I IB uiuu u
,R"0":."itrn.0fthetno8tre.
innexioie "'" .r
markable beads of tbe country . ft ext to
Mm sst bis colleague, Mr. Preston., in
,Rular contrast-stouMn pero with a
.und. ruddy, good humored face, larga
blue eyes, and a w.g,;orange today,
broV..!;,erd.y..od
Opposite sat w rai..- -
; 'Yes, said ther Irisbman, I'll knock
Tou tillwour hearts ccoteoted with tber
batin; I'll givo yoo. - .
a k; n.rm ka haan ittMOVemd OH til.
coast of Africa, so large that he purchased
. A:.). iM. Yri. a watch tniar.1.
BUIJ. ." v. ,
and u?d the anchor for a trinket hung to
. . . L .L. U .ul.k Ik. ...I .nil It.a '
OIS WatCO CUlia wiiii hjo a.w .
' D ..n.nliiti nripit findina some Jiffcu!
w. 1 - -r
tv in putting on his surplice, swore tha
der-l was la it 4mtn I said the clerk.
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The Pearl River banner., May 26, 1838, Image 1
About The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??