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U Hp **Kuhr (. nd prices tap is:&. ^ jamas. i-Ntdt" Clothe* absolutely guarantee Nig'ht - 1 u,Jt and Pa-j ests a sp< \f ' : > i r.. c ci i 4 __ id hi every 11 % Clothes ^ J" S iKuhn-Me.de NA C1?th?? |Jr Ba DATE tesbur g cri iDr. Shoe C1 o ? .V, o ?. thing CAI H ?1 a ^ n < m 1 U "J Lii : ' & ii ( r* w w ^ v 4 - < > T7 * rru i' > -' " '?. : *i s 4i ;! 1 I H IV T A 5 THE M YSTERIES n Patic, and to the ditn sail. Mie looked upon Count Mora with horror, as in some degree t fp ..oiits Emily was chili- I no ed into silence by this speech; and, j I jie when she attempted to undeceive htm j! i j& A .( ^ L & .-*V> X-V-. '- - -. I . > - " -T. lVTCTA^/ <S -. .v?v jvjvai g S U1 A ROMANC Emily tried to restrain 1 DOLPHO. E BT ANN RATCLIFFE the tear? f pass unnoticed. I bid you learr cause of this; but apart from him, conviction, if such that may be call which arose from no proor, and whi she knew not how to account fi seized her mind?that she should n< er see Valancourt again. Though s knew, that neither Morano's sol i rations, nor Montoni's coinmam i, Sir, had lawful power to enforce he ol uonccrnirg the purport of the note *' she had inclosed in Montoni's letter, cd lu-appeared to have some private reach g0n for disbelieving her assertion, and ur? for a considerable time, persevered in sv- accusing her of capricious conduct, die Hclnjf, at length, however, convinced j ic- that she really disliked Horuno, and is. had poslively rejected his suit, his :,c resent men t was extra vacant. and he , I ?^1^ \V I ^ R. f V V HiTNEY )=CARTS^ f* I that came to her eyes, and t with becoming firmness. A Sir, to explain myself fully, wholly silent The explanation may now 1 sedwlth;itis anticipated. Morano still thinks one ne< will ffive him an honest < have changed your intent I?t a?H o answer that you have a stronger enemy ,llow me, i woman to contend with: I wil or to be '^ct Signora St. Aubert from threatened resentment. You be dispen- 'Misled me, &.nd would revengt If Count disappointed views upon the cessary, ] cent. jne.?You Misled you! retorted Mcntoni ion since quickness, is my conduct?my \ If Iia nan t.lipn nnncinnr urhiltt Kp i than (lience. sheregarded both with a s 1 pro' perst'Mousdread, that they would 1 i your ally prevail. have Lost in this melancholy reverie, a ' your shedding freuqent tears, Emily v inno- at length roused by Montoni, ami t followed him to the cabin, where t I with refreshments were spread, and 1 vord? aunt was seated alone. r?r?Hr?:i- r > l.. 1.11 ? i - J 1 ,u" expressed It in terms equally pointed | 1,1" ant! inhuman; for, secretly flattendi by the prospect of a connection with , nd a nobknien, whose title lie irad at; ia~* lected to forget, he was incapable of die feeling pity for whateversulTerlngs of lie 'tis niece might stand in the way of ?er 11 :s aiubitioi:. On tire following day, Montoni, in a jjj J iL^ci fefci America. We have now oi t .? i \ j2 fr. . i "* ~~9\ !Ct _ ' . / ' ' - - V V i \f {X ' \ f k \ \ T . . 'J : . >. . 1.i., !1 t?X"I : " i v'.r .-V, - / 1 ; be liie best In V ffcf f 1lPC A r* Of*tk I UUL 1MV WUfCIO?utVU| wuvt have patience and humility wait till tomorrow, he will find it changed again: but i neither the patience or the which you expect from a lov you of the effect of my displ Montont, you are too p: aid the count, who had 1 thla conversation in extren enough to vouring to restaain the resent probably that Hashed in his eyes?in thi *8 I have moment he added, in a subdued humility, Count Morano, this is a langu er, I warn sort of conduet to which 1 am n leasure. customed: it is the conductor recipitate, sionatc boy?as such, I pass it o istened to contempt, le anxiety In contempt signor? W..-V- iiitruuv? 111ie, unLieipuieu i LmcDl, reception bj Mods, and juadu 2 next Quesnel; considered what she shoi voice, say 011 the subject of L.a Valle; c aiJCi y then, to withhold her mind fr ot ac- uiorc anxious topics, tiled to ami a pas- herself by discriminating the lai ver in drawn features of llie landscape, pcsing in the nioon-li,ht. While I fancy thus wandered, she saw, ai >?r Muirt conversation which he lield ni'- with Emily, Informed her, that he u!d ?ouhl no longer be trilled with. and md that, since her marriage with the ono Couut, would he so highly advantage use to her, that folly only object to it nt- nici fully of such extent as was i tire apable of conviction, it should be hoi celebrated without fin ther delay, and t- if t >al was nccessarv. without ln-r I ever shown in this market to $35.00. We have given Carts, anil are showing all Damask. Tapestry, Arnu Al! thf* , and at atti active j pariicu!n?* altenlio the new irir.^s in \ ire, Rep ... ' -J 'I i-r ?-/3 _ w. Liibov wai | ? /\A I --v < I .<!> *s?*4>~jirr^.c . I and impatience?Bignora, your own explanation of thi Slrfnor Montoui baa said plied Emily, that all explan now be dispensed with; a was passed 1 cannot suffer give one. If it is sufflcien and for you, Sir, that I i late declaration; let me bo] - .a-- t *| ? - 24- ? I entreat The respact I owe myself, rt s affair! Uoutoni, requires, that 1 shoul justiy, re- yerse more largely with you at ion ma} some points of the subject in di fter what Return with me to Venice, and myselr to condescend to conviuce you o t for me, error. epeat my Condescend, Sir! but 1 will ni pe this is descend to be so conversed with joined distance, a building peeping bet\M Id con- the moon-light trees, and, us I upon barge approached, heard voices spe ispute. ing, and soon distinguished the lo I will portico of a villa, overshadowed I your groves of pine and sjamore, v. h she recollected to be the sair\ tl at con- ,:at^ formerly been pointed oiu to 1: as belonging to Madame Questx relative. .-onsen t. Llu AnatTair, however, soon arter oc:ured, which somewhat called (n tout. ni's atlcution from Emily. The k- nysUiiuus visits 01 Ors'nu were r> tewed with moie frequency sii ',al iclurn of li.e former t- V ...ce There ier, vere others, also, besmes Orsino, adL'l -v nllled to those midnight councils. I a. mm v n a w A 1 W V V Hundreds of new and Ik Circassian Walnut Antwt 8 Hall, Den, Library, Bed Rc CROSS ELASTIC FELT M U :autiful Pieces in M ".:::> ;:anv , :rp, Wer * ' i ' torn :.r. ... \ i I VMSy : < ^ ? JLt Birds-Eye Maple, ' for the Parlor * | ; : i. S R>R RED V'H BEST. | 1>Lies iui time it nuuiu uc for me to repeat It?I neve cept the honour of your al Charming Emily! excl&i Count hn au impassioned toi resentment make you unjus not suffer for the offence of ?Revoke. Offence! Interrupted ] Pniinf. t.hli lnnotmcr* i* 1 nc?-cao?ijr Montoni smiled contcmptt :r can ac- and Emily, now terrified for tin llance. sequences of what she saw and imed the could no longer be silent. S> le, let not plained the whole subject upon it; l?t me she had mistaken Montoni Mo'flfconJ! morning, declaring, that she i stood him to have consulted her Montoni? concerning the disposal of La 1 riHip.ninns and concluding with entreating lously; e con- Tl)e barge stopped at a flight heard, marble steps which led up the hs le ex- to a lawn. Lights appeared betot which some pillars beyond the portico. Mc in the toni senL forward his servant, a under- t,ien disembarked with his fami 1 solely They fouua Mods, and Madame <^.'u bailee, oe'* w^tli a few friends, seated on that fas In the portico, enjoying the c mil among tii. m Cavigni and Vere/.zi. of Montnni became more reseaved and ink iustere in liits manner than ever: and sen simily, if her own interests li.id not 511 nade her regardless of his, might mo nave perceived, that something ex ly iraordinary was working in his mind. e:>" One night, on which a council was so~ iot held, Orsino came in great agOOl ifotinn n.t .nUilc ? jj|, 1 rfdj&k&Sli! The Stor L tk'iA. itilTd ' ' e That Saves . >#/ this submission is childish!becomes & man, not as the s petty tyrant. You distract nor; suffer me to plead my o you have already proved ii to it. All conversation on thi Sir, said Emily, is worse tha since it can brlntt only pain t -speak as '* would write immediately ilave of a Queanel. and rectify the rnistal i me, sig- But Montoni either was, or af wn cause- to he, still incredulous; and sufficient Morano was still entangled ii plexity. "W"hile she was spe; s subject, however, the attention of her an n useless, had been diverted from the imm .o each of occasion of their resentment M breeze of t he night, and eating fru f and ices, while some of their servai vG* at a little distance, on the rive Tected j,ank, were performing a simple s Count ena(je Emily was now accuston 1 |,er to the way of living in this wa akiutr, country, and was not surprised to li iditors jj0i)6 u11(i Madame Quesnel in th rdiate portico, two hours alter midnight. . , . .. < vu viuii Vi r.|/i I no. < I 11VI U L lil'll nib lt;" confidential servant to Montoni, who 11V" vas :;t a Casino, desiring that lie 1 ,v v uld return home immediately; but Ll diarging the servant not to mention ,e'' nis name. Montoni obeyed the sum rUl inons, and, on meeting Orsino, was 11(1 nformed of the circumstances, that L" iceasioned his visit and ids visible alarm, with a part of which lie was jl 1 k f M r? v I* i/\ ! i\ + w y p, ?? *s - a H j /> A " 4. . r> 7 ? ^ > -?.< Mb us, if you would oblige me pi further. It is impossible, Madam cau thus easily resign the oh passion, which is the delight ment of my life.?I must st still pursue you with unrem dour; when you shall be con the strength and constant] irsue it no j their passion consequently b less. Montoni desired the e, that I woul(1 order his servants to row iject of a t0 Venice, that, lie might liave i and tor Private conversation with him illl love- Mor?no, somewhat soothed 1 itting ar ^?ftencd v oice and n anner, and vinced of ^ ' fcxam'ne intothe full extent < r of uiy difficulties, complied. " - r?v.., eeame iu""s- wuesuti raised apart 10 iuo Count toni of his own affairs in his usi back strain?f self-importance; boasted Some bis new acquisitions, and then i r and fec,cd to dity some disappointmen jj '^jc wiilcli Montoni had lately sustaiiu cajicr A,eunwhile, llie latter whose pride 3f his ,eaHt enabled liim to despise such va ity as this, and whose discernment |once detected, under this assuni 'ii- already acquainted. ial While Orsino remained concealed I in liis house, Montoni was unwilling 1 to attract public ubicrvation by the] l""' nuptials of Count alorano; but tbisli (l obstacle was, in a few clays, overcome < al by the departure of 11is criminal vis-1 n" itor, and be then Informed Kmily, aI tliat her marriage was to i e celebrated ? ?u_ r-ii ? i? ? ? i? *? 1 The dignity and assumed e .mj os s' . ure with which she met hi in and tl kind of pensive resignation, il at t el softened her countenance, were cir h< cumstances not likely to iodine him .s, to relinquish her, serving, as they did -en to heighten a passion which had al- unready intoxicated his judgment, lie fe; lid }?u. ; 't : ' i l.. , I i , u li llilW I i i I! it li i youixdl I i . r,' ;,. 11 v a |?rc?| i . t : n 1 . unis t' ( i ii. 1 i* . ' ? isi-ic n. 1 a 11 <" t 11 - 1 i ' "* own. to ()l)SOi \ 111 ); rts iiiniM*- I . it. , . - NTS 10,>; ilIi5 . anient i'RIiiiHNTS ? >r i he {Srtdes. 1' IisHiuu, yuur ueari must bU pity and repentance. la tbia generous, Sir? is thl Can it either deserve or ol esteem you solicit, thus to c< persecution from which I present means of escaping? A gleam of moon-light tha on Morano's countenance, f Ha otrAurr omnHnna rvf h?o I ten into) ^ninj, uhiuuhcu uy li I ia yg% or release, employed the presnt a manly? ents in endeavouring, with c t?tain the latlnK ,,;are. to prevent any fata mtinue a c,"er between the persons w have nu lat ly bad persecuted and in! her. t fell up- Her spirits revived, when she revealed once more tlia voice of sonj lausrhter. resoundihg from the ji-yect pit,y) the frivolous malignity of 'jut mom" nel s mind, listened to hini in eu oncil- temptuous si'ence. till lie named 1 1 mis- nlece, a?d then they left the portic ho so ancj Waiked away Into tha gardens, suited The dawn, soon after, trembled the eastern horizon, and the lig! heard tints of morning, gradually expan ? and siiewed the beautifully declinii irrand ? ? * in un (in: luiiuwii'K uiuiiiiiiK- 1 u 'icr )S" repelled assurances that It should n~ not take place, lie replied only by a "* malignant sm'le; and, telling her, :o> that the Count and a priest would be at 11is house early in the morning, he in advised her no further to dare his lit resentment by opposition to ids will d- and to her own Interest, i am now ng going out for the evening, said he, r^ uniriiru lu Ail Mir ?uiu wiiii tin ci |' iii^ pcarance of complacency and of a sell wish to oblige her; hut bis resolution you remained unvariablv ilie same nod )ft, le endeavouied to win ber aomir- nuk iti on by every insinuating art he so tvr. veil knew how to practise. Being, ai < cai ength, assured, that she had notli* lat t ng bi hope from his justice, she re elft )eateJ, in a solemn and impressive bin i in- I 'il lit; .. ..II'S IworUr bo huKp:uibmct hum i p.. so; IT 1 was Ii.- I know I i. n lj lvady l i f|>) i : i ml u. : : \ t! yon km v \oiii 't' T. 1 wou'd not Ju've ? a slJ ii toil .Mai, foi i. is cry Uiat inakts \ i n 1 . [ , fat;t j >f so much const oiiouco, thai you p cscnt k nobody can ilt - ivc \< : and I tliem rex IWsSiiiSTs l!i.e Anniversary I '3 (-i' Presents UST SO.;. J you i?cvd nny kind of '!' , fcooils, vo ha uly for von. ; glancing on Montonl, disccc dark resentment which o hia features. By heaven this is too much ly exclaimed the Count; 81gi toil, jou treat me 11); it is that I shall look for explana From me, Sir! you shall muttered Montoni. If vour OJU H Tt'U an(1 al ,cnKlh eIltered /er between its stately piazzas. Th ontrasted (lalcteo g^.pped at Montoni's siou took ins arm, and said ! sudden- thin# in a low \0ie2, cn whicli nor Hon- ranQ hissed the hand lie held, from you Wn,h3tandintf Emily's effort to ( t,on" Rage it,and wishing her a Rood have it; niiiR, witli an accent and look dlBeorn- ?j - - - ? J * ? J i lurms 01 me uauan mountains ai again ^ jrieaming landscape, stretched i e zep* their feet, mansome CIIAr- xviii. i Mo- Emily seized the first opportune not-, of conversing alone wit h Mons. <^u?? lisen-1 nel,concerning La Vallee. His an eve-1 wers to her enquiries were concii ?1 ie and delivered with the air of a mai id : member, Lluit I shall give your luiucl ' at to Count Morano in tho morning. -*1 Kmily, havii g, ever since her last a threats, cxp'cied, that her trials * wmld at length arrive to this crisis c ty was less shocked by the declaration. f s* than-lie ot herwise would have been, 5 8" [ and she endeavoured to support her- 1 s,> s-If by the belief, tliat tlie marriage 11 II, .,1.1 1... ...I./I ... Inn.. .... . l - - I nanner, her absolute rejection of hit- ?ft uit, and ?juiLIed him with an as at lirance, that her refusal would he traw :fleeli.a ly inaintuiued a^asnsi ever\ Irui nstance, that eotud b< imagined ; , or subduing it. A just pi ide huh it , , trained her tears in his presence ? , j >ut now they flowed from the fulnc<> , f her heart. She often called ujn i t,, lip tiatnn g\t l?*?r I r i I ? f'.i I hfil* itltfl i.t Moll tli> 0:111, ! i\ i. " , ^\e 'la lect.c n n 'I op to Ihmr \ f( uantc iinplimcu <i \ I J V\ U o 111 'air.- i 1 ouivi !e, 11 ' 1 i 11 1 , 1 5". I >? I. lot I > .... i t 1 ' ' 'l'' pnccs i;-* oly Nil?.o, ; . . . .0 I 1 l;,t J. iol lie; (; ' .! I f.l" *> . J'.l 1 .0 ve decidedly the .'erjtest '* nd h ive <>;?h ?,?hi and Kc < <ak? r.o chance i can fe J uhsolijt ici \ ,1 yOU IUI, : 1 Inside ?i ' ve v thing v : iC( h you w u von will nee o; old the roods bett c"- }>ve. ment Is indeed so far obscure ion, as to make expianatif sary. And fur you, Made should learn, that a man of 1 Dot to be trifled with, thougl perhaps, with impurity, tre like a puppet. This sarcasm roused the Morano, and the rssentmei ?.. couui uol iTiiHiiimersLttim. reiurni d by pas- }jls zend&letto wilh Montonl. >n necet- as Emily approached the shor ime, you Italy she beKa? to diacrinrjinnt. )onour is rich features and varied colour! 1 you may the ]and-scape?the purple at a boy gr0VCR 0f orange, pine and cyi hading magnificient villas, and I pride ot rjgin? among the vine yards at Which ulantations. The nohle Krenic [ a 1.0 who is consc'ous of possessing abs< luie power, and impatient of liearir es of j it questioned lie declared, that tl e the disposal of t lie place was a neccssai ng of measure; add that alie mipht eonsldi hills, herself indebted to his prudence f< press, even the small income that remaine owns for her. But, however, added h< and when the Venetian Count fl ha.\ nAiip- furi/nt ll I si rumnl nrippln, ..... .. V/ 'U*w I'ut ? < MIMU, -V iuiik Mit' rc-I " J~ fused before the priest to repeat any 1 'K of the ceremony; yet, as Hie moment ? ie of trial approached, her Ion# har% rassid spirits shrunk almost equally c -r from the encounter of his vengen li ,r cand from the hand of Count Mo- p !f' rano. blie was not even peifectly s e? certain of the c< nsequcnce of her n u steady refusal at the altar, ai.d she) a en (iwelt with unutterable unguis! ( , ii the idea of Yalancourt. ipim Kmily could not look at these pro nts, and made a last though almost lopvdess, elTort to inteiest the coin ^ , assiiin of Mananie Montoni, who, i, lie did feel any dejjree of pity, o, N 1 ' emoi'se, sue essfully coneeaied i , lice's nd reproached liei niece with tolly i no I. .slivll,, i I > Silt, i ^ \ f' ir li r t in i'i'1; ? no of I l:c ' >aeliinK 111 .ii/.hk. 1 u 'jv1 cel.til ii I i<1111rl cold cure for ? ii hrn t; if usant, ha i ii ( . \ i j_ i Laxative Hm re to Call A :ia Bros, ain anil Plain Sts I UMKIA, S. C. be bad felt at the indifferen fly, being loet in indignatio Insolence of Montonl, he dc to mortify him, by defending This alto, said he, replying |onI,? laat words, this also ce of Em |ng it,s broad waves into the sea, >n of the appeared, and, when Bhe reache itermtned mouth, the barge stopped, tlia I her horses might be fastened which : to Mon- to tow it up the stream. This shall not Emily gave a last look to the JiMJ, Jill now present disagreeable state of depei d its dance will cease As a relation t t the you I rejoice in the circumstance were which is so tortun&te for you, and don 11 may add, so unexpectedly by yoi Adr' r lends. ,r trembled, more than ever, at the pow- ii 1 or of Montoni, which seemed nnlim- ri ? | ited as his will, fo she saw, that he Ii '' ' would not Kcrupla to transgress any u 1 11 iw, if, by doing he could accomplish p his project. tei i being miserable, concernir.K a mar iage. which ought only to make in ,js appy I am sure, said she, If I ? nmarrhd. and the i ount had pr- ,|CU o>ed to me, 1 should have been Hat- jons ed by the distinction; and n i a|ie :iiea ' < . v I or 1 An nl. il ii i, .. for i nuu'lis. , .... . I> I'M* H I.I s. ri> ip, *. In i>() : ( -li all , rub 1 i! n ' b 111 il ;?Hi ii fitiiskt ui in cliilil !> ' .I'iiiU l'ira ant to ? , t llii .Jivji b i by Tiiuiu>n:> i;. j>. constipation, et< 11 !t Liver Pills are L>e?t. The i i tonic the liver. Sold L Bros. '