Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-11-10

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0i1NoN JOACHIM MrsA, late Astrologer 10 the Khan
OF laFtary and the Empress
OF Russia, begs
TO inform the people of the New World
that he can relate past occurrences
known only to the parties concerned
ana tortell future events by Astroloqy.
Magical Algebra, Psalmistrv, Divina.
tons, and the use of great the rod of
Gyges, which rod was discovered in his
tomb at Heliopolis, by the celebrated
Arabian Astrologer. JAM IcHAN JuBA.
TmE EIoHrn WONDER OF TIE WORLD.
Seignor MUsA's stay will be short
therefore the good people of New York.
VINO desire their fortunes told, should
call on HIM immediately, over Drck
Van Dams store, sign of the golden
anvil and saw, in Maiden Lane, near
he Water Market. Fee, one guinea.
+ lirat Rcr.
On the night that the governor left
the feast, in the apartment of the astrol-
oyer was seated a Woman of some five
aad Thirty years of age, still in the prime
OF her beauty. She appeared to be
nervous, and anNiousl Y wati1g the ar
rival of some one. Suddenly the door
opened, and a man entered.
Speak quickly, good Ralph she said;
did he get the letter.
Yes, madam and he is now on his
way hther He suspects nothing.
Give me my robes. Little does Sir
Danvers think that the astro ogec is a
woman, and who that woman IS Ad-
nit no one but him. Hark some orc
knocks ut the door Quick, quick
while darken the room
Ralph left the apartment but soon
re-appearcd with the governor, who
wrapped himself tightly in his cloak;
but there was little need of his 50 doing,
for the LIGHT was faint
Sir Danvers Osborne. sad a soft
voice, what is your will ?
You know me, then: he replied
Yes, the stars torctold me of Your
coming.
i would sec -
Mention it not. Behold
At one end of the room a curtain
was drawn aside, and there, beneath II
pale light, repoScd the figure of beau
tiiul woman, her eyes upturncd as seen
in the portraits of the Madonna.
Agnes! Agnes said the governor,
starting up and rushing towards the
figure Instantly all was darkness.
Pass not step further, said the
voice, or YOU viii see 10 more Be
hold again
The curtain was drawn aside Il sec
ond time, and the same female appear
ed but this time beautiful boy OF
about ten years of age was holding her
hand.
My Agnes ,-my-my--no, not nv
witc--and my boy! Oh let me come
near you both.
There was faint laugh the curtain
fell, and the gloom succeeded, leaving
the governor overcome with emotion
Suddenly all was light in the room, and
there stood before him the female and
the boy.
Sir DanvcrS Osborne, Agnes Lee,
and this poor youth, the victim of her
folly, and your sin, stand before YOU.
This is the last night ne shall ever meet.
followed YOU unknown from England
hot to seek PREPARATION for myself. but
for our SON. Sign that paper which
YOU see on the table 1t gives to him
the rcvcrSion of those estates which de-
scend to you on the death of your UNI
Gle
Sir Danvcrs, without the least hest
tation, signed the paper.
Now, Agnes, become my lawful
wife She that w0S so, died III the mad
house two months ago.
1t is too late replied Agnes, as a
stern, yet a proud smile played around
her features. 'IHree months ago was
welded to one who knew my story,
and pticd my fate
Sir Danvers rushed from the room
and house with the speed of mailman
The next morning he was found hang
my from a tree in a small grove near
his residence, but none knew the mel
ancholy cause of his fate.