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VOL,"XII.
1 ".r1
'rilAK.iy, OHIO, FUIOiVY, JAXUIIY O, 1S59.
NO. 13.
mm
Wm
Raymond's 10 Dollar
FAMILY SEW1X0 JIKHKB.
For Sale by
II. RiIIIT,
At J. Volmcr's Clothing Store.
rOSlTIVELY
the IJrst for raiuily
Agent wanted foe oeh TownaMp.
I will also soil I. M. SINGER'S
Manuf ctoring; Machine
Hoots and Shoes
Selling Cheaper than Ever!
I will Sell my Kntiro Stork of
Boots cJ Shoos,
AT LOWER ritlCES,
Than I have over nftVrrd them, lo tho pnhlir baftir. .
I hnvo Man, Buy. Y nut ha nil Intanta llonia and
"tin.,! , lriica, MiiMi and ChtMrrna liaitirr;
Mitwcu Kill and Calf l.ace lloot, and fancy tthoea
of all fciodt.
Tho Stock is First Quality
or
Eastern and Home made Work,
and It wlllanlt all perertna that wanta ood art if I.
Uive an a rail, a It will lia for Caeh, anil CAHIi
ftnlr. In lit Old Hoot and hhoo htnrr. No. 3 Ktert'e
Work. 1 lloMAtj HI A.
t'toUtmrt work mada to order at uaunl ck-7-3im
llouao .Moving and liaising.
S. S. KISINGEIt
WOI'I.D annnnwato Itia fltlnmt Tiffin, and Hrn.
en and ailfitiliinf rogntira, thl h ia amply ir.'
piirwd wit all tie uenvmry ap,aiatuB fur
'lforlng or Hat sing
Houses, TJaxn3, &c. &c.
efall ilaei, andta any dritaar. rvririrtl, wlllrant injury.
. He Understands tiik Horns 1
f?nhnrnt mA.Irl. fiivalilina ('all.
Tiltia, Mr Ilia, ICHI If
M. MARTIN
Would Inform hi cuitomara tliat I lia rcmovtrd to
a. & it. ki i:iil,i:k's
HOOT and LEAT1IKH STORE,
Wliara h wiltlirrcafiet bo found ready and willing
U wml ujnim them. All who want a
Good FrrriNO Hoot ok Siiok,
will pica iv him a cult, at tlM pluco abovu men
tionnl,
TittiB, Nn. 4. It 5U 3trt
"ELMS, HKO'S v to.
(EtuoceMun Ui It. A. ijltlollry and Jlrutliari )
a r r i a e 31 a ai u fa c t n r v r n
At Kcpnblic, Sunuca Co., Ohio
Wnald ?! tftifly nnnoiinfa to llio I'nlilii tlianlirr
tia pnr-1i:ird the M uniifnotory h' rrtfr lialnii in?
to H A- niiilltr and liml ir, anil nrr prrparrit Hi .In
all kinda of work In Utcir l.na and willcoutnntly krrp
on Imnd
4'AIlRlAteKH, MI'CtJIKH, and Hl'I.KIKf.
W'hii ltilwjr tla)trlliiiiielvi hall h aarond tonono
fir Writ.
PriocB Moclorato
Hfi.i'lili.- ,ltli.l)rf '.'lliii, l'..(r. I r
Ji.. T. Kiln. Jriir. It. KHa. .. HKrldlrv.
CASH FOR WHEAT!
ThonlglMal Maikot Ptd-a aUT Paid at th'Var
huUMF," (Off
Wheat, Rye, Corn and Oats.
Wh.n Fnrmrra bring lhlr l.rnin to MarLar . lliry will
alanya lind on hand wl ill Ilia " lloiiumanla."
XiTtiixc iin a Call. JtV
BILL & OSHOKN.
Jaly SO, PJ.
ToTlie PHiriic.
Tho ondrind Savu. oponrd ao aitenaivo
WAGON MAUFACTOIIY,
In RrpuSlu-, woold ri(Mifnllr iiform th ritiinaf
lHnf, and ailjolnin cnuntiaa, tlmt no lias n nonii
Uir BtiH-k of'f irttiJtlitv of warniril lunilrr
itMIMiatlW larnieli wa-nna, vJt op In a iro(!
wurkiiian-l h auanaar aa oan bm int lo tliaatnt.
1 1 living been lout; f.g'iged ntltio butlu!!,!! laalauou
lidtutUiat Ina Mnemia
CANNOT BE SURPASSED,
Fnff llvhtrunninitand pflrrt ymoiriry of lonti, whi.:h
tannin r with tl.tlf ilurnmhl) . remlcra lltemtnoreueair
klile lton tlioi made in any itt r art-linn ot ih lte
ta will iJt wonaUtillf; oo hand all forma and tivia
'ipOallia KtMtna lll niay l rirairrii, ami win
Dwffl uliaepatr thane an h orahU in anv othtrpirl
Ot lltO Veat. u.TUUU
Klaliti, Ctni-Bl Co. Ohio, Ji.ne 3 lim
IXnv ltalliwhiifcf?iil.
SEGARS & TOBACCO.
The Bodrnigned hitvlns aalahliahad a
SEGA It & TOI5ACCO STORE,
OM WASHINGTON 8TREET,
Nearly oppaMltelrie I'oert lluiite, olfrrn fur talo
Wlwleaal aud retail, Utr bent tmiiortrd Havana,!,
l ata J hnnie.ii! Hrearat alo Iw-t hnmli ot rtia
lag ae,dauK.kn iftif. o. I.. HH Nr I KIN,
ocU Waahutnn at., nearly op- the Court Hoaae
Shawliaii IIoiimc
SHAVING SALOON.
Having pare hated tho Inteieat nd fixture la
Phawl.au lloua ttatlirr Mtop, Hirmerit tttimv 10
Mi lea. the aaileraiened lake litia me I hod of inriming
the poblta that he are rrmlr at all timra, at ih
tand ooo diMr north of the fliawhn Houae, to
eattvtnet a guvd hav,o rim haircut, nod a mm
ahaaipuna.uf at tlio oiU roaaunahle ratei.
m4 THD-VlAet 1.VONI.
T. f. si i a ii roitT,
DENTIST,
If o. AO AVeat Fourth at., Iji lwcen AVal
' oat and Vina, Ciwcirinali. ex t
1859. lZb). " 1859.
BILL & OSE0R1T.
Proprietor, of tlio K . JX. Warehous
es, Titiin, -OLio.
GRAIN nd CO. MMISHION MEItCUA
nd lleatvv to Halt, Water Ltree, Coal, Plaatrr, etc
t jT C- k, ad tho hirheat plfla eat4 f VMnv
tvraih, it r , (- Ha, Aw.
New Book Establishment;
Main Street, opposite the Trb
und Office Tiffin , Ohio,
f t A jat o-peaed oe tl the beat aaaoytmeota
1 I haoka av t.iMi;U to thi a ri'y . I'hev a re nil
and are'-ititt with oare, and iunlatu all I tie latevahmMr
tublicalion lalijltl litvr t 4e, auiemf , ii-., In.
llWok of Hit
Will he proenreal intoiedimtely oa the Ait..-.
The popular iuaj(vxiu4 of thodayai -tuntl
aa aij ufi4-
Ofei-y tajirl and k.bd.iulil pt .!",'(.
ear.!, alalia and alaree it-k of l Iich .laliii.
-..: M..ai Iriaaki. hUi.k haattka. kc. k".
i'l.'lurM.ta.l ixiuia. Iilt.,vt.ii'. h.a M e.i-, the
and wttaaUattrrd- eileia iwJIiu y aiUuUa.eiJl
hw. iMtap in d
Ttte a ook at hid btcek
tlefuie puf.kaiktlwbaio. taal Ci tROlM
'
.101) JBIITIIG.
Itavinjr Mad t tit nalrrtal of oar ofllra of
davs 3ii:iAii jomuuis,
And a handitoma mortrrrnt of
'
Wa ara prepared to atBi. avary lalng la oar Una,
iivi a.
Poatern, C'lronlara,
. Show Rill", l'rocrninmea,
Hiind Uilla, luvitntioiia,
Lebela, Cnrila.
JIlHiik Nolo, l, hoi ka,
rnmphlrta, JUook. Ac,
tntaa amtl .aliifiM'tory aranner.
Orders Tilled at Short Notice,
And oo tha vt
Xjowost Tormo,
At tna
Tribune Job Office.
M'kKK Ar llII.i:V. Propri. tora.
BUSINESS CARDS.
;
and
of
ten
at
uua.
JI. lolli-tt,
A T T 0 11 N E Y AT LA W.
U'ner.il Collet-ting anu Iloaineai A (; Koatoria.tt.
ISriJ. -' riHltl
Attornt-v and Coiiimcllur nt law,
'l illin. Ohio.
(IfflcalnOnaiaieri'ln: How. Jnnr?n,lf.
'iniPt'.K K. WATSli.Ni KI.AM WII.I.ARI):
WATSON X. WILLAK5),
A TTOKNEYS AT LAW.
UMI.Ii allend prow ptly to allkimli of lr;al liuineaa
till or in Cminntr- ial Kim. 'I iffin.t mo. nrv3
T ii. r. om.,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
sniijir a IH. ck, opposite lourl iionae. up
tuira nil 57 tf
J .It. HOltlf,
ATTOKMKV AT LAW,
Tillln. Ohio.
PKICF. in riliaalian'a .view lllock, ovpr Hl.rivrr'.
o
Biorr.
fehltl-lf
the
f
old
eivo
riant
lr
I.ro tin Ail .nil",
ATTOUNKV A L' L A W,
NOTARY IMIIII.ir,
And fl.naral In.nriini'r Aironl, (Mtlcria f'nmmrr
.ral Row, o, or HI. John', i ri'f alnto. irplll-lr
Aohle, HcWoIf T"l'olic,
Attonicva ami (JotiiiHcllurr, at Law.
Illlloa In Biafar'a Now II look. .p.lw Ilia I'oiin
llon.e. novvd
W.r.Noula, I), t. HaWolf, II aril .on Nol.l.-.
joiin c. hr.K. Mijoi L. aar.aicu
I.i'o A: tlrrwrr.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW AKD
Stilloifo'o in 'hnin ry.
R omi, inHii.rr' New II lo, h, nr (... i e r I. Punrt
Howe. 'litln.Mny Htli,'.V-.tl
tUNUH ITRHi WILLIAM M-JUIINSUN
S trill V .9 olio. son,
AttorneyB and Otiunsi'llora at Lnw.
Ol' l'll'r'.i'n He '. NfU l.lo k.nvt t Vollnirra. Uih-.
i n tr lrc ; Mi in atrtrl. Iro eeaioml liimirr a mid I
tollri'iiiin itl nil kiriila nt , j
i ma iiion i.t I v all t Diieil
Tilt n. lift-. I" th. I. V.
fa al. SltllUr,
ATTOKKEY AT L A W,
llnareaiuiied the prnrlii e. mid will eWr ttri' t atlentinii
In nil liittftiraa ei trnaleil tn linn, (.li re In tl 0 etirnrrnt
Khwrt'a Itlork. iluerlly alva the ainie rM'ni of
r it rife Tu; lur, mul o poaile lie HLawhan llokao.
npir
I'OIXKCTIUN AM) LAND AGENCY,
JO.KS A TIIO.UAS,
l-'llelttl (H. (Ill).
Otnt ral Cnllerlint? and I. rod Aeenl, will pron-ptty
attend lo the t-ollnaion all flainii mini air. I imht-ir
in Prnrna and adioii ine l tntiwa. W ill
attend In cmii w h te lrp -n" i nrn'etl in Pre.
eatlitf BUila b fi'io Jii'tivra nl the P o . IVrotavi.h-
ne to hoy or aril I ml or I oh n i rom ri y will Unit It
the iff advantage to give a call.
j . I . ' Li r n.
H. W. TIMtXfAH.
Karatl to Pkt.wra k Miitin, Findlny,
t.mr tV Han na,
W. P. at -II. Nooi.l, Tiffin.
Foitbk , Co., iMiatoria.
re.?4, lP.a-t if.
AYilliaiii Lan;
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
AND
General Land Agent:
Won I it refrt.tfiii.v inform llir putiliv tl at ho tiaa
with til uai tu-e a rt rr-r r
LAM) A U i Mi X
at thianlaro.
I'rraonaMiahinr tn buy 1 and or Town f.nti,
flail il In their a.knaiaue tn fn n hit oiik-ofen.
trie tnrloralion. nri ea.teiina, tit'o. lo.) and
wialtnetn tell hn ve hr re a raa-'y nirnien', ny tearing
jVerr pnn ot pr- prrty ,lrrni, c., 101 etury,
t X '!.i-r in r-h;thHti' ('ommoicial UliM.k.overtbi
' M it itk f TiHin,"
l(AHll PAili VOU UA.NI WARUANTB.
decSVIr J
iiiiOKdii:. ii.
(I V I I, I' C I N i: K II AND
OITire ia fhawhan'i Block, Over tho Bank of
fablHr
" V l lal.I Ht ti A I.I. I' I,
C'look and Wa tfii-.IIakrr
Allkindtof wnt. lief kepieonstantljonhand
Store la A ommoicial now
Tillin. Sept. 17th, 11-51.
NTP,
.
.1
of
new
All
il
a a. f
la' r tt
-. t
hZ.
G K O 11 (I E G I? A It,
Foalnrlrt, Ohin.
CAKRIAGE & WAGON AIakeb
and )ann''artnrnr of
Orain Oxoc11ee,
Of i he beat qnatity. A epply Of the latter h
coaaiantly on hand, at hi alu p in Kntt ria. 1
alan for aele at Hull). an' KardMire alore It 1 itt r
A II or.. era uruuiptly attended to. ma?0
TilUii V FtT Wayne Itail
ICoad.
OffleeoflbaT.ft Ft W.IM,.,I
lierruiber, Ir-SH.
'I HEofflea O ft b I io e m neoyl a fieimanentlvloea
ii.l m ruhn.aadtha arinnarooatancea,lrd.are
-..( .f nr. i I' To nth II lor k tror nfFof aia
11. ii. Kt'M tWA.l), Sec'j.
1,
.i.ttYna. - .o. COWLEJ,
'.Mister & Cowles,
' .--ieHlttVi.1
n.l 11,.
i arlr ir
IB ,UIHlS,
on. .1...,. hiii.rl..l
'' o, A sola, K
UIPOJYK HOUSE,
.ITIary E'. Aiidt rson,
' I'pper rtitri.t H.k y, ll,lo,
. rovt, oa. ,i..ur. Nririol Lh-t;M.rt Uwa.a.
,M ...
iiuf.
MUSICAL NOTICE!
Tho undtirbinuil cfl'ur their
! u. the public aa tracneraon the Vn.iinn,
and ) ttrtoua
; alaai, ia the (Week,
ii intirutiiatttl
Kratirli. KuliaJi am- (ieriiiin Unrnairra
Ai.nr ni inmw.
IB HAll.l.f I i X.
fiWTtcm: Wa.ki
liaal A-Kteiooco,
J J A t
aflua atfwel. laaaox'a
octll
rOJMB ilfJSSS; CO.,
...,
'TMIrt prtneyehfp lttTe between tl.TntrK, John
1 T tin anil Urn. R. Ifi, havinrtMa dnt etmrW
ltt aiwlrriifn)! h.ye ftiaxH-iati-rt thrmlva tnf-titer
for the nrpne of r.minniij tSa bwstne. ftf TomV,
Mn Co.,aadrr tba annia naaue and aula as hereto.
Tltrr n Utrrnption ( th tt aarr.
in rnfrMM.lifci trl, anl mm rul wiU b aUairad
l inrpmi ot i nirrrai , )V :
3 mnnlht 4 rv rrnt,
fl 4
W "
Prrti1r-at, In tt r prl' drrpnd.
It. Ti iMIl, JiiMN T. IH'SS. i;. H. HI'FH,
a. u. fm: mi, John i.h.i.hj.
Jr, I tf.
1 Pr(i.f
II.
LAICJ.lAUt b, I. U.OI E b,
St'I.KlF.S., 'TC,
.foflVrson St.. nonr fJormnn Pntl.n
! .i . fr.-n.
S. Wenner & Co.,
m m'fac rr Rt;ns or
lie (;l,nrcl.. Tiffin. Ohio.
a PINF.io. nh.l.tivi.-. i.rn.,,ri.i..if , .
iV I.l.-.lm0,.l..l .! of II,. mo.l rt.r.l.l.
material., nn.(.ntlv on h.ml, fl '..npO? t
or.i.1. miv.r. ' ll. K. wi:i:r k t'o.
lr. J. MrAdixi,
I. rnn!lW ati.n.l In all .tlir la Tif-
. or irwnMrT,ln n.lminioaot.f f. lha .rai. lrt.
Parlirnlar ao.nllon tintd to r-'emnl. .H.rn..a. HIow.r
and I'lnntr. h.lh. ionnftad III. ill nfl , nidi. aad
w l.n il.,tn.'r"itr. bvlionM. Iirrlaaaa.tafiria
W'ou.laa Urldx V ' Ward, Tiltia . Uliio.
I v i . v
Ilupvy V C arriage .llaiiu
lucliircr, Eaatof the Co"'' llnuao, on Market Street.
Tillin, Bent. S'Jth,
iTIrn. li. V. Allen,
Milliner & Dress Maker,
, Mnin ati-vet.
Fianm n er F- K . Hhawlmn'a tin
Ti'lm. I Hiio. tt-t l.'nli, r?h Cm
v. v. iii:imiaicz,
ii:m.il m i.i:o.
"VFKll'K In Hl,l,.n'. Bln. k. , ,,, dl'.rll.
a Am
l-r tlia Toliuii. Illri
'VS. IT
An
Nil
...linari.
t-rnra oa
Hank.
Varkrl.lii,TilKa,ll.
.TI. Wa KCr ,
MFHIIIANI' TAILOR.
l.a.i., in Ha.dv V.d. Lioihln,, CU.tt,.,
-.,v ,...,
DAVIS HOUSE.
(Formerly culled th "City Iluust.")
TIFPIN, OHIO.
LEVI WEIRICK, Proprietor.
Th andrr.lrnrd da.lrr. to inform alllii.lVl.n.1. and
Ih..latr.alrun. ..filial u lli.a.. (now ill. Ila.i.l ll.al
hi. tiolrl i. r.ady lor ll raT,liun of o..l,. Ilia
II,,,,.. ha. bran la.hnill. r..fo...i.li.d and la now a.
(ooiia. nn, in r. n.
J,S7.ffl
latvi i.iHi
TitT.n O-tnUff I, 1.V KMf
1
lie
to .
Mr.
alaO
lo
uwn
nectad will
thote
Tifhn.
tVatfliraiaV Jrwelrj'. CTn
NolBOIl,
llnvi,., .,-,i,.rnr,,'i, io. i i, in. . nt c. jn.i i-n',i
mj;:::;,:,;."!::.
ii.k., jrwfi., and t-ii.rr wai., and i.i. io a.rni
i ahi-rr ol ihiIiIm' iinlronnvo.
Npairinf dona inllie boat .1)1. orworkaan.liii.
'l'i Ilia, June a, Irj'.l.
" A" i: xv'rii iTi.nTi: ir y"
TANCY STORE.
M I.SS E. T . COliUKN
ll'iajn.tretomril from New York .ml oirnrd a
t'llIX AfiSOIt'l MKN T OK Al II.I.INKllY,
('omorl.lnf 1 1 M t a.
Kmi'-li hiiaoi, 1
Mill.. Knl.. Hnlr.l 'or.i'r.. I.xlrn.lon Hllrt., La
Oh. will hr liaimv In wail I'uon all lint favor liar with
call. All onlr r. ir,ioi,ilv aiirminl In.
Ila Malo.lo'.i, ia llb.k'. Illock, lifTln. aOJ
IV. II. I'ark, M. I.
PI H1 C 1 A N A N i -ti 1 1 iiCJ EO N
no., llra.l .lr'Ma.. Amarlrna and
idooiiM-O"., Vail., lUinlkrr hfif.J
on Maiu .Irv.l,
,Oliio.
oiMio.lla HI '. Illr.
B.a','7 '511
Ori'ir.
I .III II
DENTISTRY. gi
Or. Kriuik'.lu is at Homo nguln,
and buying aaaocialed liiiuaelf with
AI 11. SAMUEL GEE,
wo will do all work animated to aa prompt.), am.
XV : r i a 11 1 Na I i fa r t i on
Ir. Kmnklin may he ieriiiiltrd te remind thia com.
mnnilv, thai hia expriirnre in Xrdifine and herjrery
enalili. htiu In treat dieaed Teet Ii and Giiuia with
i helleiancrraa thnt, a.inie who al v le themaeivei r'l'BUKON
!!. at I ta, but ttbuae claim to thai llllo ia altogeltiar tab
ulnua.
Allperannahaving lKCAV I TKKTII, IHSKAl
110 t.CMH, or in wnnl of AKl'Ir tl'lAl. 1 Kt
willihiwelltuuf.il at our olhuo. in Toiub'c Ulovk
h I'nat Offer..
Y. KHA.Nkl.IN. pAICKL til ls.
Tilho, Juuo 17, It-SQ,
BANK OF TIFFIN:
SII.VWJIAN'H M.W Hl.Of K,
THIS DANK WILL CONTINUE
lo irananrl a annrral II linking bu. Ina.., and liny intrraal
un lJaiNi.it. n . folhe.,:
a inontn., 4 p-r oanl,
S ' '
,.j m , o
Crtlfl..!.. avalil in all oa.r. on drnian.l.
K. Ilua.av, A. 0. I-ia tii. f i-ariiKn lloa.aT,
laid. Ilankar.
keeps
h)re
.
lr
(
and
Protect the Lives of Yourselves
and I'a mi lie !
PROTECT YOUR PKOrEttTY
ftroxii. Xali3.-li.txi.lrx6;!
The antteraif ned wnald reaper! fa Ur annnnwa to
Pnhite that he liaa juat reeeivad a avpplj ol lha ci th
CI btl MAN
Electro XttagneUc Conductor,
whirh he ia at all limea ready to pat op o abort notice,
ami oa riaaoaahle tenui
Thia Hod la the beat now In aae.and 1 faat taking
place of all othera, being the D.-mhliied Copper
Iron Cable, in form; ante, f hrrM'nrr, nil joint;
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i ? - - - -
WOLFGANG;
THE WRECKER'S BEACON.
CHAPTER I.
BEFORE THE GALE.
Tlio pvxl sliip pATnn.iM-R, of New
York, mid luiund to Coponlmpn, hud
rntorod tho North S., hiivinj loft tlio
Strnitu of Dover two di.y hehrnd.
Tito romninmlrr of tho thin was
yoiitiy Uin ti. not over eilit-and-twunty,
,n 001, ,,y lll0 ta0ra.l, K,.in olV upon
tho horizon to tho rantward, rvor and
' """"'""'"T InnU at.ovo ho hoad to
lOOllf th
"l' " ;'L"" V ."5
. " . . . . .
lain''. 118 BIOOH llnla ll
tllatO BppnflohOl, atlU apoKO to tlilll
i w-.i ii.;,.L r n.;. r i
"I think wo'ro in for a atorin, air," tho
ma.',..!- rxplind. '.An.l 1 toll you what it
ta, firiHiii," ho added alter awoopin tho
horizon aoTiia with his eye, 'when it
comes it will bo an oarnoat ana. None
of your broad Ocean puff, with nothing
hut water to hntrli wind from ; but we'll
have it r,l.t freah from aomo qi tho-o
place, whero th.y know how to make
IT .... , , ,
I0" y,," r",k W0 " havo
one 1 an,d Orill.n.
Aye, anawored the Captain, with
alinoat a Humidor, " I foul it in inv
bnnoa."
In tho meantime Captain Loator had
boon 1 watching the aea and aky aa boforo,
and ho fancied that the aiona of tlio at .rui
t'rowmif moro and more pulpabli)
ovury momeiit. Tlio ami waa rroiiiL'
.1... .. 1.. . .1 lu 1 1. ...1 . T l 1
... . ,.o. a. uiiiir., j;nriiB 10 witi wnoiu
woatom horion a dull, uumlinh-rod.
hlondv Into, with lien, an.l II.. ro a n, it of
- w
l. I.k. ,Kr...,.rh il.e
I Hroy cloud, lookino upon a foa,,uTbl,,ik.
no.-a bidiind.
i "Do you aeo how tran,;ely it look o(T
i there P anid tho captaini nuaiiiif hi fin-l
i;. 4 a. u uiw i.v-im. .it.iu iiiu auil Tt OS
' act.
I i.p,,,lt l,0loW," Baid tllO Cnptllin, aa
, ti . . ' , ' 1 ' .
tho IU0II of the laat dor'-wateli loft their
' atatiotia. 'Thia calm can't loat a treat
Vou had better batu.n down the
, n:ucnoi now, w iiiic iimto in notnitijf oino
iU . f(J, a wuro tlPro wjl .j ne0J
Ml,u,"K- . .
MAvo. rnturtiPd (arilTwi. 'I havn horn
watcbinp ,h,e .lurk placoa."
And othera noticed tho ea.no thins,
....l I r . .w.
nun ,iiiau ... i,, ...o.
Sevon o'clock rnino anil
o'elock c.aino. and the
dwent. Eioht
oneiii. r.n.'iit.
lirat wut eh waa
iof hnvintf them close beforo (ho coniinj
0,"uw'r,7-.i .. ., . . .
1 ho iiion Ii id no tho.i(hU of (joinif be-
cold-:0 ' ry
nicy wore nu wuony ijfiu.rdui oi y. ii in.
na, iuiiiii'h, p'. no j ,ii. a. nmaaiiu
HiTiirud tho hatches with thick tiirpaulina;
mid when thi wna dnno thoau who had
no particular atation collected about tho
wheel. Another hour pasacd away and
another. ien o'clock c imo, uud alill
not a urenin. x no auip my upon 1110
water liko a dead tiling, with tho rov.ee,
aud blocka. ond aaila, rattlinjf and tl.ip-
pill" ua alio wua awayed tj and fro by tho
a
.
lnzv swell of the soa.
I , ,,, ,v struck I'lVO bell...
. ,,, .. .. . t.
nam i null, inu laii n.u, nunu-.l ill
li;
Til.
over
What do. I it meant" cried ClriTin,
atentiy. '! ouens you',i soon boo. Did
you feel that ! Ila! anil that !"
It waa a pulTol wind, and a li'ht flying
of spray ; or, perhaps it waa a spit
rain. At all oventa, tho puff wus telt
unit tho aw,. of water fell upon othor
cl.oena man Maurico i.eater . , il tl,er
ears ihan hi heard tho dull moaning
which cameovor the dark waters. So
other ear heard tho roar which lollowed
and othor bodice iiuivered beneath tho
shock id the storm-giant when ho cumo
hi ma iiiiii.
Ave tho storm had poino. It camo
with wind and rain, and with an miBry
heavin(f of the eoa. It camo with
darkness like Erebus, aud with the voice
ol thunder. Thu fc'ale continued to
crease in lury as mo ipiif, mom passeu
away, iviiuii mn uiunimi; oamo me ,o
...... r. t .,nr,,l ...-n.l....- rPI. ...:..
was ono of awful grandeur. The wind
1 l: ...1.1. . li:- r . .. I
wa uowiiiiu wuu fcurruie iiiry : aim
s .... i '
broad aea waa luslieu. into lingo mouii-
tains, that foamed, and tumbFed,
leaped along over the bo.om of the deep
.eelning every moment ready to whelm
and engulf tho frail bark that struggled
within tho demon grasp. bb
When Captain Lester h.d observed
tho eigne of the morning, he fearod
tho.torui would continue through
day, ond so he told hi men. The
wore a hue of horror, and ruin waa driv-
lug down, mingling with tho lashing
.? ....?. :Vi B
the
ra
ted the
anrt
don 'l
more
if
the
They
BtlST
a.t At length night ahut in again, and
a aign yet of the passing away of
storm I The frightful howlitifr of
tempoat eueiued ralhur to have in creased
than abated. Tho men gathered upon
the quarter-deck, clinging for support
tho rack and rails for the life-lines
awayed ao much that they were afraid
them gathered aa near to tho light
tho binnacle lamp a they could,
though even from such feeble beams
find soma comfort. Tint, not
were there. No not all I Four atout,
trtie-boarted men had been awent away
by tho storm. Near a acoro wore left
but how many .Hall seo llio light ot
other day 1
At nine o'clock Captain I.cstor
below. He took down a chart of
North Sea, and having spread it
rata
tho table, ho sat down to OX ami no
Ho was thus engaged when Mr. Grillin
camo down ; but he did not look up
he bad finished the calculation.
"How ib it J" tho mate naked, as
saw hia commander lay dowu the
jurB-
"I have boon makinrr a reckonin",
I find that we have but littlo eea-room
ion. The course wo have mndo
we wore, haa been, a near as I can
north-west-by-west, mi that
must hove been driving toward, tho
of Northumberland. 1 think we
plenty of room to stand on until
night ; but we cannot stand on
loligur. If the gale doos not abate
that time I know not what wo
do."
The Captain started up from hi.
aud would probubly have walked
the cabin, but at that moment a
soa caught the ahip, and gave her a
forward, which caused hint to catch
seat a quickly aa possible. A aoou
the tlood had gone from the dock, and
vesael bad struggled up from the
be looked into In companion's face,
said, in a voice made tremulous by
emotion than ho had before luauifes
ted: OCiiiiTni, I hayj aoiuclhiuir upon
, mind moro than you know ; uud
!n,:i'M"l(' f""'n'i'-tu.tiM. inm.t
'toll it now, for 1 have a strnire fori bod-
!,. f ..,..: Ml u .L...
' ' n.'im-m.n is (i nap-
l'"'" ,llt wi" lrr,',, f,'l'y I" o:ne
( I m mt rrnnk.nL I in only
jrrmli; ht tho (Inwii h writli-n in
my i.il. Howcvor, Toil r.hsll hour mr
jiitory, Vou hnvo lnorj Hint my pnrrnt
wi'f niim lout r m-m
," anitl tho miito
"At.l n..rp yt,u kni-w that thoy woro
Io-it in tlnH swiil''
"I fcavo hoard , tr
' waa. w waa a lx-y tlu-n.
tlionin my drat honr, of ..r,,h.n.r. th
;niv lieart would Droaa i and, I tliinK an
Tiny wore on thmr way to rononhairon,'
. oiy imir roni-
iiKiu.ltd the ahi ho w aa cill H ibo!
.' Jam.' &)io waa ramod for
mother! and alio waa a utaunrh, noble
cral." I w:ia at aihhl thon, in Troy; and
whorl I know my paronte woro dead 1
waa -ol ni'h marl with criof. Ilancied!
ueh
won If, boon the caae if tiny had kept in"
t Hut aome of tlioaa w ho carrd
for up) came to aoo mo, and it Wna fimilly
arroiwd that I ahould lm to aea. And
I pr-;o'rod prospered nil well Hint, when
w.i twenty yc ira old, thty K,lv0
Com. nil of a alup.
Tly man who owned the ahip which I
firat nuinanded wai nnmed Thornton.
Iltthj l a daughter named Carrin one of
a-
of
tll0 rotoat. ..ureal, and loyo'.iott ere:
,urP. tUt eVl' racoa tl.ia poor lifo
.leart1!: Siio wiia four yeara younsjor than
h"d;mva.afi but even when I flrat know hor
'M1 ,ho w t tlun loro ,imn four-
tcho waa a woman ni intellect and
.. .1 .1. . .1.11.1 i ;..,n..i, n,.,.
irrac,
. ...I A ... 1. .11.. air I I.. tr til. tt, all ii not
Vil.iot! to my anil, ao I K.red tier with nil
I iy W1l, d waj bloaacd to know thnt
,(, VP, ma return. It had been ar
woro that wo alnuld bo in irried whon
.1... -iaim v.... nl.l that ha,l hoon
' '
our , fr ,oro than twoyoara, Jllr.
nJ' ,1,. i,n i. hi......lf .
i. i . v. r. I I
inir.ru iwu iniiiiiii. ui . a i nil', nuua
.,.. j... ....
rZh TlZn W
Ik...i,:.ri.:i.iif...r i .,,.1
,,, iotuin waa dvinif lie could find no
,lur "i 7 "i" . i t! .
,1 lrtlfc a.. I ,1 rtnl roriioif l.nt I
Ifiitkoa tli&t I mu'ltt bemarrit'd (irMt. Mr,
mu t- . .. l i -..j i
! 1' oV pU n wLch UaaTI
1 "
i . - ----- - - . . n
' , '., . , . ii r.
...b., IliA nevt nlon anil lirinir f.arnn out
'" - -...., - -
Willi him, and woalu'Uld be married there.
I finally consented te take out the now
aliry, and Mr. Thornton, with hi dauoh
ter, wab to meet mn iu Copenhagen, aud
there we wore to be marriod, and all three
come homo together. 1 he eveninj Xst-
I. . .. . , ill.
T tC;M7n "LS"' Z " ,
l,rothera III bnaineae they were in com-1
-.i. . i . i 1. .
for0 j rMci ,pont with Carrie, and
when Iln her licit that I waa
' y ,,,rv ylllK
"Won," cnt; a iw-tcr, wiPinRi.u
rTea,"I went lo f. oncnhaircu. 1 waitcO
a molt t Ii tun ii 1 iiearu mat inoAmon-
rnn iv'Aite I'au n,' with William
Tltornl-in and daughter on board, hod
tou,.Ui.d at Dover, and that all woro aulo
...a .vnil w.n Bli0 lull. I waited anolh-
orwut.k, and thon I oroaaod over to Hum.
,ur(r. l,t 1 could loarn liotluns there.
v,.vt I wont to London, and thoro 1 learn
,,ouch to auro 1110 that the ahip had
,, l)8t! (j ti,0 ,CCond day alter alio
lr Tlowr a severe storm lia I arisen, and
Bl.v"erul veasel had boon reportod loat.
eent my ship home m chari,'0 ol tlio mate
and spent lour niuiitlu in searcniir aitor
the lostouesj but I could i;aiii no trace
of them. Not even a piece of tho wreck
could I find not a mark of tho ship nor
one of it crew! I camo homo witli a sad
and heavy heart."
Maurice Lester stopped a few moment
"
an pen wrlt-i It. T blow
j heart Woko it in the rrfi,g
J. i i ... .
of
;
i
a4 u.wcd hia head upon bis hands,
hi, fueinn bad almost ovurQimo him.
l a little while, however, ho looked
n,tairl ttn(i naded, in u touching tone,
I . , (i,,nr friend, vou do not know
wlmt y liavo uIVered tonpuo cannot
it, nor can
i......b .... i
'of iu tendercst cords, and in tlitiahi.ijirr"
' 0fs it8 earthly hopea! Doyoa
hl drualIW..
in-j Tho mate started, not so much
character of tho question, a froi
;ne gu(a,.i, manner in which it waa put.
I : '
"Well," said Leater, in a lower tone,
i. -
lie' ,,. , , . I ......, .1
ol lmve hnrl a ilroain renr.atoil inanv tl:ne:
, ; , .. ... ;ii-..,i
and , but. ve" ' to mo direct
! ?"d 0 viv,d,i V1'.
'"dy- C - o Uornlon xnot dead
i1 k,,ow 'h, !" nl"t!-,ho hus PHZ,L
m0 repeatedly In . dream.and call, upon
n! t0 va hurl To-mght, a. I stood
that !alono b.tho """'V, "."" '"f.
,,0 P''r out into tho thick gloom, I hord h'
sky I "" pl' y " hear mine,
If"!1 call(:d "t,"r T t0 av8 r
.ca. ' Cour"e what followed was mere fancy,
Itliou'rh even that airectod me muth:
not
the
tho
to
thought I saw her, atanding not far
upon a huge aea, with lyfr arms stretched
imploringly toward m. suw her
with my eyes open, us I huvo often accn
her in my sleeping dream! "
At thi. point thecaptuin was cut short
I in his speech by the cry ol ' Liuiir-Ho!'
of from the deck. Tiioy hurried up
of ; found the men crowding forward,
as I "What is it!" Lester asked,
they "I think it is a light, sir," replied Par
miobl alliker. "Here, sir, just stand here.
' turn your cyo about four pointa upon
. larboard bow. Wa t, now, till alio rises.
;' Hu there! there! Sjc! Did you
an- it, air:
Yes he had eeen It; ana no know
wont must uoa uginupoinuoaiiuri, uuta
tho a great way oft. He wttehou until
upon had eoen it sdvoral times, and thon ho
it.
until
bo
marked tn hi. ins to that it must be a light
house. The light waa bold aud distinct,
and evidently at a considerable height
above the levol of tho soa; for, had it
lieen ao, it could not hovo boon aoeu
divi- that distance. Alter a short consultation
j during which reference was hod to
ond 'chart of the Nortliuniliorlanucoaat, u
idecidr d that Una light nuiat uo upon
since ton I'oiut. To tuo no-tu or uonon,
cal- the captain knew lrom persona expen
culate, wo lence, a well as from the chart, thore
coast , a snug naroor, o- eary untnawi
have
mid-i
much
by
shall
chair
across
heavy
pitch
his
as
the
shock,
and
deeper
luy
lam
These
thing wore settled.
A soon as it had be 'n dot rmined
wherj the light wua. Captain Lester
all possiole hasia m ueioriuiiiu ina nuunu
of action. Hid th-j thinj boon practica
ble, ho would have laid his ship to;
that could not bodono. No one even
it a eorious thought. Ho it wa deter
mined that tho ship ah'onld stand on,
hsaat till something further waa discover
ed. ,
At half-past twelve lho gale had
considerably. Tho light was
tu be aeon very plainly whenever tho
roee, and tho cantaiu and his ollioer
atiro that they, were, right iu their culcuia
lions. '
"At all events," aaid the former, '-we
have no choice but to .Und on, at lea. I
llo was iuterrujitod by cry from
for h'i cmil.l nut only hriir thu wfnl roir
of llio Iirmkiiii; m i, but Inll'.un i. J Hint
bow tlmt mvlc every iul vtnrt with hor-i
"llKKnrni I riREAKrii!"
Captain I.rtcr lenpi'd forwnl, n.l
very low nmmonU hn wu ntintli'd thnt
ttio wnrnini lil not li n fiiUo one;
he ruiild hi- tho oloamini; of tho wliito
foam aa it flew hlli in tlio air. A a niiiok-
ly aa poaililn tlio topaail waa takon ofl",
and thu anrhora cut looao. Tho pnmh-r-
ous (f rappliiiifai pluni d into tho liiaaiui;
II... ....... ...!.. w.r.. I.
tho hiwao-holoa liko liohtninp. Snap
wont tno alarlioaril chain; and in a mo-
mont more a ahook waa folt aa tlio lar- j
myti,,ard amhor found bottom; but it could.
, not K-dd. Tho rnhlo partod na thoiii! it
lin'd boon hrmpon airing, and on awopt
tho devoted .lop. I
"In hcavcd'a niiruo !" irtiaiie.l CrlfTui.'aj
iai,"wnat dra tlira moan! K -c I The l'.irbt
ia atill buriiinir aa briirhtlv aa ever all
leant a league away and vol ben- are tho
rocka due. tlv under our bowal What ;
'can it mean '
Maurice Loetor did nutnnawor: but an
' old, w outlier benton anflir, whoatood at
the whool, and who hud looked a thouaand
duiiL'cra in tho face, auauerod for lit in ;
"Ir'a a W Kick in 'a IlKAroal I've aeon
am h tliina n lore. That li).'ht waa put
up thorn to lead poor Jack to hia death
that tho coaat-aharka IiiL'lit pick hia
bottr'al"
'HarAisrHa! Rocaa! On th liar
board bow! Ao.' On lh larboard!
1'oht!"
Hut it waa too late for mortal help.
The (th ii ha I met her doom. Who Went
upon the rock with a craah thut Bounded
liiijli above tho roar of the clement.
CHAPTER II.
WOLFGANG.
pantrway wnon me amp a.ruca, nav.n,,
I atartod aft tl liKik to tliolioltll. 1 he
, . . i . i .. , ,
ahock throw him upon hia back, and ho
V"! 2 "V T ? "UW
' foot tho flood of mad watora cinm aurr;-
i "v ovrr 11,0 l'' ' "d V"M t'"0'"
' " ''- Ho only knew that tho
'
. , , , i , . .
Mairice I.eater wa near the at trboard
l . ,-,.1,
or.uip that it hiiriod him aa the (rale hurl
n feather that hia head waa hurt thit
out. When ho cumo to hiinaelf It waa
w,, t"""'1 "ld '-
cou,cio,ne., wont
, attempt to move, any lurt her than minnly
1 . . .. . . 1
010. in-ii nu v;uiliu lo nooni'll IV v. ..
''"J lW't.and the ray. of the aun woro
' . . ..
, I nenmiiiir anove lulu. Ai iirai ne uui not
to aaaure hiinaelf that ho wna really alivo
and acnaiblo; but aouirlit to recall the
event of the past, which ho did, very
clearly, up to tho tiino when hia ahip
atmck upon the rocka, ho could no
farther. After thi lie rained himaelt upon
hia clliow, aud tried to L'lr.o about him.
a bod of aatul, be-
I
i Ho found himaolf upon el
twoen two lintnenae rock. Ho had been
1 indeil there in that doop nook, and the
tido ha I eono out and left him. In a lil-
tlo while ho roso 1 1 hia foot, and mmuood
to crawl up, by Ihi aid of a atramled spar,
over a low part ot one or the rocks.
After soeinjr all that was to be observed
Troiii thia point, ho moved on towards
where ho tliouifht hn-hould aoonoat lind
an open beach, for ho folt falnf and sick,
anil ho winhed to hint help a aonn as pos
sible. Alter toiliuir over slippery, slimy
rocks, and cruel tearing criia, until his
clotliiuo waa ull torn, and his lleah bruis
ed und lacerated, ho filially reached uu
upon apace ainono the rocks, whore many
pieces of tho wrech had boon ladled, and
where he found the bodies of three of his
men. 11 J hastened to the snot where
they lay two of thcin lieiiif c limped
each other' arms but ho found no si'Mia
of life.
With a sad, heavy heart, Lester passed
on, and presently hu found two inure d"iul
onoi, and one ol them wa David (irillin,
his chief mate. Ho kneeled down by the
officer' si le, and raised tho head; (nit
wa, cold and lifelos, ami thu skull was
broken I Gently he hid it back upon the
did ind ftIld Hjen movod on aj-nin. And
"w '",uro. men alsol Could it
i no.Haitilo that hu tiad boon tlio mil. ouo
hat ia this! It moves
for
up
,' !
lft!ieB.lJ.11 1 .
VV44V.'altW
nt'ltilji,l.11 ,
ly
n
all
r
'T
I
ofl
and
tho
aoe
it
aa.
lie
re-
not
at
the
waa
Mor
aa
wu
made
but
gave
at
J
mod
orutod now
ship
felt
"
the
k.CiitairTLttor hurried forward, as fas
asafjS foeblorrbngth would permit,
foundry umui Iviuy by the side of a heavy
apar. tit?''1)t'AhT,rit waa dead; but
other g izefl vip into his commander's face,
and atretchod tincu'hi hand aa though
he would ask for '."liirfv." His name
Dick Mangle, and hchftddiocn ono of
best seaman on board the Ship.
"Poor Dick!" said Lcstor, kneeling
his aide and lifting hia head. "Are
badly hurt!" '
They've alono It for us!" the sailor
onssud, in a weakening voice.
"Theyavo kUJcd Tom. Aiot ho dead!"
It was the body of stout Tom llrickot
that lay close by, and when the captain
had ma lo himself sure that thero was
particle of lifo iu it, ho reported thu sumo
lo Dick.
"Uut," ho added, "what do you mean!
Who has done you harm!"
"Haven't you seen 'ein!" tho man ask
ed, struggling for breath.
"Seen whom! What do you inounl"
demanded Lost'T, eagerly.
Dick started up to hia elbow, and gazrd
around; but he seemed to find nothing
which ho was looking, and he sank buck
oL'din. H id he nut made this effort
might havo epoken further, but the- ael'if
rising had exiiaimt u mm, hh.i trio-
gruin ol strength wa touvino him.
"What do you mean!" cn.-d -iter,
saw thut tho poor foilv.V' wtu .i,i.ing.
"Has any body hat ined yuu!" . .
Dick niaiiigedto raiao his hand to
head to a point abovo the Iclttcar
aa he did i lie whispered '
"Look out they asked for tho capt'n.
That's whero they struck!" Ho tried
sooak fiirtli-T, but his voice failed him.
Whit could this moan! Maurice Loa
fer started to hia feet a id gazed around.
Who had killed hia men!
The captain was disturbed in hia medi
tation by the sound of voices not far
and upon turning ho behold four men coin
iugup from the water. Ho who camo
advance waa a tall, muscular man; with
gaunt, heavy frame; somewhere about
tilty or liity-nvoyear ot age;and habited
iu a garb ol biui cloth, cut into a frock,
or shirt, which was .ecurcd ut tho waist
by a broad pistol-belt.
Maurice Lester was startled when
beheld the stalwart leader and hia three
ruffianly companions: and, considering
the circumstances, it U no wonder that
was startled. However, he had not much
opportunity for reliection, for, by the
i . .. I r. Li - I.. ..... .1... ... ,1
nu unit -isiriy mauu via mu i""j,
were upon him.
"Hallo." 'the leader cried, a ho
our hero, "here wo have auother."
as he came up, ho add. d: "And I guess
we've found a live ono, too, mho
kr.nw. omrthiiu'. Sny who are
Ties IojI suit nca waa ad.'ri.jod
Maurice, wlu ipi.cLly uiiawvrcd.
My iumn i -.h-r. An.l now, t.i bi
ror: . f ilr, what i ymir nnnir!"
-W ll I gn.n yn'v ho inl it li-for.
inM"n rill mo Hy.in Wjlti dnj."
"Wot.ro.inol" rcpi'.ne.l I. -trr, with a
t.irt.
Yoa. Tht l my nim."
Thon W.n rdjui wi a n t a mjlh aftr
all. Tti.it niyjtoriniia wrorkrr. wli.iao
name waa a aoin co of terror to turnout
aiilora, waa a h'i' R of floih and hi mil.
I ko o'lie- nirti, St u-v nitod npon h ' m
j witli wonder; and, aa ho p ed, ho f it
' tllHl ttM 1.. L. .1 m...n all I ; i. .. H , n . I
ll had oflrn i. aid of tho nlratcwro. k.-r.
anu ao unra inn mvalic had hooti the tali a
wloeh tho North-doa a tilor had t dd, that
ho had boon liii'linrd to botiovo that tho
whole tb mo waa a fabrication, N w.
however, ho had no more doubt, for the
man before h in looked aa I'ark and bloody
woro any of tho i.ii tur. a h burl hoard
Ulrnwn of h.m tin in tho I roci.t!e.
Hut our horo rr n..f all,.wJ rmioh
time for rollertion. W'ol'oanir; pied hnn
Hh riiiotiona. 1 1 all of whieh i,"tr 1 ive
alr.ii(;litlor ard anawers: W 'll knownij;
mat evaaion would aervo no practical pur
p iBO, and hopiuir by hia fr.inknoaa to pro
pitiate the morrileaa fiend in wlinae unre
atra ncd p iwer ho knew himaolftobc.
WI1011 too wrecker ciilet hail oli -itod all
tho tnlorruation ho o.ml.l.aiel Inarued with
what a rich ca yo the vea iel waa freihtwd,
and that ahe had i 10.010 in apoolo on
bonni, ho amilcd frlnily, and rem irked ti
0110 of hia r.onfederatea that ahe Would
perhapa bo a ri h-r priao eVt-n t'nn th
Vhitt Fawn ha I bvon a f wyiara tie
fore. Tho m-Mitioti of the nain i of tho
ill-fated ah p in which Carrio T lorntou
1 ami her father had Ii icn loat, trtvo M .urieo
I. 'a'.or audi a ah ick that he n -arly fell to
the earth. Ilirrew deadly pilr?, and hia
f-anio rU v "red convulaivoly.
'Whafa the matter. " an.rl W dfoano
"You don't oein to hivo mucli e'rcnjnh
I , ,-. - i - -i - . i .. i
i.-ii; or.ii'x nun auiii'', uuya, wuera we
can do tor h ui."
Thoainiat r jrlanro whii h areompan'eil
thia lat rem rk, and tho n iculiir "inplia-
atruek a
aia liid upon the word "Jo.",'
chill to our hero' heart. Fiut he could
not i;lvo hia own aal'i ty much thought,
while ho waa partly forced and partly
carried elonif afl-r Woirm, whoatrode
rapidly mi for nearly half an Imur. lie
c mid think only of tho WAt'ie Kuu n that
had lie n wreeked on th it coaat, and of
hi beloved Carrie who had, porhnpa, in
coiiipiiny with those aauio men, trod tho
aam path ho waa now tronilini;. What
had be 'li her fate I Had she boon mur
dered by thoao wreti hoa, or renewed for
some in.ro deplorable doom! Tlioao
thoii'rhu tillol him wi'li uiiult-ru'ole
aonny.
ol cantr liail now ilrawn near tho
water' edi;o; and aooti oniuinjr 1 1 tho
in
it
he
be
mouth of a cave hooutired it, followed
by the three mill in who had charge of:
ourliero. lho liottim of tlin ravo alop-
upward from its entrance fir aomo
distance, and thon boeamo almost level.
TllO Captive (for such Maurice I. 'Ster now
felt himself to b ) frequently li t h a for t
auainat yhat he tliouont, with a C ull of
horrorr.yi'ro lininon bones atrewn ar. unit
tho cavern, but ho could nut dourly makj
them nut In the (Inn Lylit. no also
nWieeit Unit the Imtiftm cf tlio cave was
very wot, s thojh It h id roeontly boon
covered with water. Too wrecker chluf
tain stopped, at lust, near what soeiuud
tho end ol tho rave, and ninUiiii; a si'ii to
his followers, they cltippod manacle on
tho wrists and ankles of Maurice before
ho hud limit to note their intention.
"Now, Captain Lester," aaid Wolf, 'Bug.
"you must remain iu this place for a short
aeiiaon. 1 ou occ perp'ctiu 'ale n're.
Silence! Say not a word! Ifyoil att nipt
1 1 leavo thia spot, you will bo slain tlio
moment you act lootoutaiiM the cave."
TliuaapealiiiiL', tho chieftain and his
followers silently but tepidly withdrew,
leuving Maurice Hourly stupefied with
astoiiinhmoiit. As they passed from the
moulli of tho cavo, their font were wot
the rising waves. The tide was fait mm
ing in.
Alter a abort tune, llio rapt.ve luuKotl
about him with eyes aom wnataccutt lin
ed to thu dim lielit, and beram i aatialied
and
the
was
the
by
you
no
for
he
innt
aa
he his
uud,
to
of)',
in
a
he
all
he
lime
eaw
And,
that
ye!"
to
that what ho auniio.ed to ho human bone
were really such, l'liurowt ro many
thcin. And moving among them woro
hugo rats, seeking lor pr.y. The top
tho cavern, in aomo plar , wa. but a few
foot above his head, and in one place
diacovcred aeinull aperture, through
a faint light strugglid, and going
undorne ith it, ho thought ho amelt
odor of vegitution and Hovers,
On turning, from the contemplation
this upa'ure, towarils the mouth of
cave, Captain L'ster ohservi d, with alarm
that tho water wu creeping up tho slop
ing bottom. What if it should fill
cavern1 Ah! now ho could orroun fl'or
the presence there ofthoso human bones!
They woro tho sad mom rials of other
hapless prisoner, who bad boon left in
cave to perish by drowning!
Slowly but surely tho wutors crept
Tho vermin fled before them
the elevated apot which M uriro stood.
Slowly following, the incoming water
loiu'th reached his feet!
At the end of tho cove, within
a few
. ,. ,, , , ..
loot oi me wan. anu ...morn-a u ton nper-
ttire before spoken of wa. a largo p
oi roca.aome ,or it-r, ,.,gu, u-.t ....gut
hastened aa quickly aa hia munacles would
permit. Alter some exortionliesneoeod
ed in Climbing to the top of It, and atocd
erect, hia head within a low inrhes of
roof of t'lecuvorn. Hut ho was not allow
ed to occupy his retreat alone. A
water began to circle around Its base,
the rats also sought ruluo on it iu great
numbers, ami in vain did JUuurir.e try
dislodge them with his manacled feet.
Soon (a. it .coined to the csptive)
water c ime rippling ov r lho top of
rock. He loltit moisture upon In loot.
And still it rose slowly buf relentlessly
it roso higher- -higer; and aa it roso,
rata climbed up hi limbs for safety.
wa in vain thut ho brushed them oil' with
leti-jrou nanus, i a y n :aiiuy return-
e.l. They clambered up his back to
shoulders- over the Uck ..f I. s n et k-.o
tho crown of hi. boa, ; lloor ol m . bod-
,os .tr,k.i..r ach,l til a veary heart.
Aud .til higher the w..tr rose
more thickly tl.o lonl vein,,., cluslered
upon the devoted captive's al. luldera
hoad, as their only plie.-e ot safety.
Driven frantic at last by tho h""".
situation, he was about to piling?
to the .urging tido and r-ek .
;ravo, when his att .'litlon was a"-"'"'1
by the tread of rapid foot-.t.-ps near
aperture above his h"ad, and the .otiud
a hursli inaaculinn vine , ami i lusutut
followed by a noise aa of a struggle,
a piercing shriek which thrilled Maurice
L 'ster to the very soul. If tl could not
mistaken; il was Ciiitit'i voici. Ayain
be beard it; but now 111 tones of cnlreuty.
(Ih. it trai her "oico. fc'iu wus nut dead!
She lived and wai near him ! Gat!ieri"o
all hi streiiL'th ho shouted, "Cairic ! t'ur-'recot'
rw Caiswi.!"
A dead a'lonco followed, brukon uuly
try tho fen r 1 ul iiiunuiira of the al ii r.amj
w.itere, and tho apUah of till r..!a aa th-
o il from the wret. lied captivu'a imaJ and
alu nhl'Ta, only to return ayiin, in tltanr
llorcu at tiirloa for a porch of ajfety fr
the advaiiriiio tide, which liad now noar
ly reached our hero'a ahouldern.
Tho above ia all of tiiia atory that wilt
be publiahod in our cohinina. W pire
thia aa a aamn'e. The ooiitinuatioa of it
Ir un whore it Ictvea . tl' hero cm bo found
only in tl,c N. w Yonk I.'M-or, go-at
I'auiily paper, to which the most popular"
writer in the c mntrr eunlrihute, and
which ia for alio at all the atorea throurif
out the citv and country, whore papaira
nro Bold. Koiuoinl or and aak for tho vf
York Ledger of jVuuuiy 7, and in it you
will find th rontlnu itoin of tli'i atory
from w horo it leave i,ll' hero. Jf yuu
cannot jret a copy at any book atom, Uie
puhl alit r of t'lu I. b jor will mail you a
'opv if vou will atu.i liim f. v.i c.onU in a
lellT.
Tne I,"dor ia mailed to auhacrlhera at
a year, or t o ropioa forJi:t. Addraa
vour lotteia to R ib 'rt II inner, nu'oliah. 1 ,
IS Ann atroet. Now York. It i tlio
hindanineat and beat family paper in the
country, elegantly il!utrated, and chnri--torii"i
,y a 1. ioh moral tone. I'a pn aMiit
cirrulation ia oar lour hutulroj thiui ind
copiea, which ia th 1 bi at evul .1100 wacau
;ivo of it merit.
Hon. Satmon P. Chase.
From the Pennsylvania State Journal.
It alforda profilahle emplovnieut to road
the apocehej and corroapondenci of lead
in,, atatentin, wlmn tinin haa developed
their truo chnractir, and p.trtirs have au
roeouaHiicli d their platform that none of
th original timbora remain in tln ir H uc
turo. And wlion thu enquired, uni iini!
unui'atakable evidence nl puie painotiaiu
tried and truo at iteaiuaieihip, the heart
naturally terns with patriotic devotion to
tho honeat man, and It na nati. rally recoil
from the pamlul evolenco of a tune urv
i ii tr poli.it mil, and revolts Irom any Ba
ciation with the nam . Oa 1'ie eve of
an important political camnaion eapecial
ly, are opportunitio furioalii d fur a tu''y
of character, and an inteilioent diacriiiu
nation between tho st.ttoainan aud the pol
itician. Our reader, Will bolter appre
ciate th nufin'al'on wo have made when
wo toll Iheiu thut (eernfetn ytanao, the
eminoiit statesman whoic name houtla tlua
article, then a Democrat, mado a speech,
in which i traced thu exact poaition of
thu Republican party to-dny. Tlioapoceh
referred to wa reported in aubatunee in'
the Ohio Stateman,llion a loading Dem
ocratic pap' r.and it will scarcely bedoubt
ed as re'.iuhlo authority on this aubject
The puper from which we make the fol-
lowilip; extract, i dated December Slat,
j j.fj.
1.. Chaao aaid, "that alavory waa pure
ed , W local in It. rtiara.t .r. The nrineinlu
Lf despotism, which la tho fundamental
nrinrinle of alaverv. haul mi loilirutoiil ill
,e Comlitntioii of tlu United State.
by
That Constitution loll the States which
thou neriuitted slavery, to continue or
abolish it at their discretion, but confer-'
red no authority on Coiit;rojs to eatabliah
or continue it beyond State limits. Tho
authority of Mu Iisjii and othera was full
1 1 thi point."
He also a iid thnt "hu did not consider
unanimity on uu aliomofinonoy and trad
a, essential. Establish justice and liber
ty restore tho governiuont to its true
sphere of action loliver it from the slave
power and there would bo little tl 1 1 ti.: u I -ty
in entiling these questions. The groat
question in currenry seemed to he wheth
er cretlit could bo innile to serve the pur
pose ot money, ll it could if the paper
could bo mado thu actual representative
of the aperie dollar, always changeable
for it at thu will of tho holder, without
loa or conaidcrablo inconvenience he
had no objection to a mixed currency.
Hot he waa utterly opposed to a niorepo
7r money iistem to all bank fraud
t all bank suspension on their issue !
or dcpo.iilu to ull baseless bank expan
sions." He also stated thut "it aucined to him
fiat tho Creator of all designed that the
of different nations of tho earth should live
together in harmony and mutual inter-
courue, supplying reciprocally the want
of each other, and that all unnecessary
restriction upon i.iterruurso and mutual
of
he
supply are wrong in priu lplu and luipo
which litie in practice. Jiut that tnaimuc me
tho dutiet on imports wire tin- most convenient
of
thu
the
tho
a
long. to
jourcr, of revenue and tl.t stttUd policy of
the government teas to raite the national
revenue in that manner, he could set no
oltjection to ao UBAoisfi thkse dutiu
as To tNCora.ioE asy BRASeius or rai.a.
uucrios ok MAauFACruKEa which would,
in n reasonublo time, become so eatab
lishud aat i maintain tlieuiaolvo without
protection."
Sinco the publication of the above In
t!i journal, from wtjicu we take it, that
paper, like it party, haa changed in ev
erything but name, while (ov. Clij is
the saino pure an.l doyotod statesman to
day, advocating the Siftne principles, and
at , w;oeJ ailj tluit l0 i4 u U,'()U0.
I cjn; and tho Kepuhlican party rejoice
..... ..i rbu i. ,.. u-i...uu
Ill II1L .11111.. UI II... ,. ,Y. ll.lll, 1,UU
. ,,,,,iirc p, illteor,ty undoubted and
.re , utl'el u connection
( wjtU 1(j( fore,,illtr, wtf u ol.d to have
the
the
to
the
tho
thu
It
an opportunity of makino tho following,
xt act from a letter addressed by troy,
Chase to Hou. T. K. Stanley, (Jctujcv
1!, Irto'J.
"Surely thore should bo no. '.r!- -ru-'iil
between It 'publicans a to the i ar
il)'. Whatever may be any man s tlira,.nrti
Ica! views of Free Trade wo are all ngis-rat
that there is no prospect uf thu adoptioa
of the policy of unrestricted comuin .-i.il"
int'reourse by civiliieduatioindu 1 o
life tiuto of any of us; and no on,
lieve, propoa -s the adoption uf to .1 ;
cy by the Uuited State, without the tu
ciirrence of oilier nations. Certain. 1
do not. 1 am a practical man, aud w tnh
to take practical viowa ol tills Tan!! ques
tion, aa of every othfr, avoiding u.lraiaii,
. ..,.', ii,,iu
bis i ..,' ,. , ', , ,-,, , ,,, ,i, p,.,.
f Ui!j ,. ,
f , , , ClU( tt ,
. , , M uf liuio liall e.
an. , Ul llV. Nw tll.
! , . , m d,.ur!v
and tiUrifr usw i.. u oth )r lay. ,,.UI,I
o frdlll(.a tl) ,c) mu, good, and uo
; i,ttiB ilur, . po.able; audi am there
his in-1 u ju tuvo, of ,,.(, dir.crin.in.ioua a.
,a,")!iwil bot ffiifsmiJ.roiiilft;,' ,i.''ta
l0n,il,r of our own lub.-r aod !lt, e
the I , wuU bei f o(. our mya vt)
ofl u u,m,uitt Avtvrt tl,e
y i
and
bo
Iny I
of au Aiu.'iicun tSla'cMuniu wlu w.iuid
not so slrrpo. Airieilcalt b ..'i.,lal..u at.d
Aihiilnislr..' ion us t pr"l' I Ain:"i an in -tluttry,
and .1 i.iip"ri.o! y all A",
c iu ri.'hU and iio.e.r.,lj,"
'John lid yoil n
'No, but 1
'lie! on an oli mu.:
r Lot

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