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had treated her with neglect, and left her to bear the bangs, the distress and miseries of bIighted love: yet he had been endear- cd to her by thousand tender associations, and could she ever forget them, or him Her sorrowing had been alone and in ss- cret. The color had faded from her cheek, yet her eye still shone mildly and frequent through tears. Her meeting with Charles Bloomsly when he returned, was one which is seldom witnessed. 1t a0GS q meeting ot hearts.

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 To the youth whose mind is occupied with forming visions of earthly happiness, I>would say beware of the ineribrating cup. It may at first prove sweet to the taste, but there is poverty, disgrace and death at the bottom. The miseries of human life, the bitterness of despair, and the bangs of unutterable wretchedness are a. mong its dregs. REFLECT BEWARE! BE- WARE E.