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PHILADELPHIA.
Siorm-Coal- Politics, &c.

.r,ee,vos3eacs Of The n y Tribune -, ~,
PHILADELPHIA, Friday, June 4, 1872
A severe rain and hail storm, accompa-
,ed nv vivid lightning and heavy thun Ter, ragged for
sho. an hour here yesterday al ernoon The hail and
violent wind did much damage to trees awnings etc.
In The city, while at the same time the rain cleared our
streets ard cooled the atmosphere
During the week ending yesterday.
y, s1o inns Of Coal were transports on the Reading
railroad; and 20 iCi tuns were shipped By schuylkil
Canal -. r.,
George X. Lsughlin, an employee of the
MINI, was Knocked down by three men nj Eighth and
Radordtts last night and robbed of his hat Two OF
the ASSISTANTS were arrested.
Political excitement, incident upon the
Baltimore Democratic Convention, is strong in this
city Tho feI ds Of George NJ. Dallas were quite eat
cd this morning at the prospect OF his no ninat0n,
founded upon telegrapbic report OF the intention OF
the Csss and Buchanan men uniting upon him.
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DIED.

On thursday orurs Jsse 3 ,ars sbor, e., JANE v- o.
Mslae @ Nes, 10 tie 'hfty seCoad Of her
her relatives sHd sBds esrsa lsy stisaI
funrr Sunday, occk r. NJ oua her ht- r>-ie1ce
46 Gn-cn~ish -. wi'hou; hlTiaer Evtsiioa.
On hurdsJ the 81 ns', ADAM fRkpNkl, 20 r-s <ra
o. his
fneais Of lie hmy ted 10 s,,ent ts aera -.
Psuls Chunh suisy afternoon tn STU iRt, AZ oecst
% Friday, June = ANNA CAROLINE, osy eha Of Aexaasss
snd G Lous Gedney ssi one two ncasis sa~ sFeas
friends family requested s;s-ai A-s
mners saturday, TIRE sih ~ ococs ~ fo Ne ~
s4ense OF heF parvu No 80 Nest So, aeF reasas ~" -
tslea 10 NAusfcnssk ior
"a Phisds lgaia pspsF> psss- corr.
Az ssn Jaan De- sur M EDWARD BEHSY. ssel thirty soar
mouth and days Formerly Of New lck, car
Hs loss deeply Tel
e. Ohio aal FooshsecPse PAYERS pesss copy.
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wROTHsCHILD THE HEAD OF ISRAEL.
The Paris correspondent Of Tie EcaNgeli writes as

follows
"Sirange news reaches us from Constsntinople.
should not mention these rumors II something similar
had not been announced three years ago. quote the
reports without gusrsniying their truth Syria has
been ceded TO NJ Rothschd for 800 millions Of francs
|, yet known whether be assumes the title Of King
or Pacha Il is certain that he proposes rebuild Jeru
salem and the Temple Of solomon there to be
cbspes for oil religions line of steamers from Beyrout
TO MarseIes and railway from AlexGnida 70 Constan
tipople The new states of NJ Rothschild abound ia
iron ore and forests OF valuable timber 1t Is said tina.
NJ Rothschid will appeal 10 his csrehgoniss - return
TO the snd Of their fathers to possess the tents Of Abra
ham and Jacob"
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MARRIED.

o,a.al,, +, Al. R-e,,r.d Doieh Church u sesgsa. IL
bv r. Iioa,,s G S,ons. GEORGE y. BhNCkhhhof 70
CoKyILIA ANN daughter Of ABdfs" oo'' 'e L'A' ~ :" '
toNu. n ~.,f.,. WILLIAM
" IN kIIZABETH ~ JAcksOS, al of ts Cay.
~ 49,, Jr.Sl byReT. & T. B-deh NJ ROBERT BaoD
.oM..NARY A. TOOPER. hsth Of this Cfy q,
n Tbrg,lsT errfirs JsEe :. y kcr. e1rnsrf ~ '9le
cHaRIis "a ROBINSON - SARAH Asa r. ecrs d sh;-f
II John r. Bod. NJ. al a ths y. -. ~. ~,,..,,,
ttTI - NJ. iASsf Lotist. "a si-r u J'aa l. S.s',
Va 81 Il th.CsJ.
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Ca .r'i y. b Re- : L siocs. NJ RosxRr c.Hooro
Ms MARY ADkilNs RO>f. bo'd Of ts,s CITY
o. tuss5sy Juns he Chvych a tie ksseatzy W Re- -
Joee- Mr.. LEwts ". rsLLEx q foa sse, y 4, % Ms
EMMA. ssrsA;es Of Naienta- Co~es. fsa. o. tls Cfy
Is Absty and Bgaao pap-rs piease eopy.
On Tuesday Jue- .. ~ Rev ~ " Balr. NJ DAVID n
CARNks 10 Mss ISABELLA MARTIN. ~ 81 thas ey
In Sse f,anrisec, frssy ssni 80 ~ Re- Wnv
JOHN KNOX BROWN. ksa Bailsr Co, c.iisraa. - ANNA
hsCLt RI dsasAieE o tie late Rev Jses Aa@eAe. Boem.s
6rssc. Orsng- Co. y.
- ourse Coonsy psFes pesse copy
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SECOND BOARD.


June ls5' FnH B0dyd-fO ny B, llh lb Penn. RK, ga
Nest,rn IA, 500 City RL H. ~. OT sil 900 Reading RR.
10 s3 GiraFd Bs T7s $50 Penn &c. 80 Pean Bk.
l5h Mech b., 3oh Cam. and Anboy m, bh % Vcks
bug KR. ia.
&c0ad Boad5T Sch Nav, lgk Camden and Amboy r. X,
ell Union Canal 80 eco lebsh g. o 500 Lehsh lat.
9f $1,000 Camden snd Amboy r. H. il, 20, Oi siOD Sch.
Nav 6s s biA ~ NcksbuTE H. r. 49, 10 do. rs 900 A.
H. TO- ID Mech Bank 9o 5000 Allegheny Coal o. 10 Chez.
Del Canal 1861 $4,000 Head II. H. %, 10, ssh t3Go Ls
hah6
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u Look here upon this picture. and on this,

The counterfeit presentment OF two brothers.
See what a grucs is segted en- this brow;
How every lineament is sladowed forth
With that perfection which doth aptly mark
The -ricct artist this was done BY Root.
The other, muIky aud i'll. shspen-but no more.
You that have portraits still 20 get do know
That Root hath fame ard custom everywhere,
And patrons flock to him like doves Go there.
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kstor Opera House, brook--COc.n n'tH-fs-
BroadeAy Theafsr-Nme Celeste Willow COps7 &c-7tS
Burton s-Nabob for HourBAchelor Tornent'fr-; NE1i
Iuceum Teaer-serious Family PerectouRugh piaruna.
Bsrnum's Museum Day and kvenirgl-aary Lockwood -
Sstlsrs IN ASS Mlnorts, srS svs"ns
siuy,esant InsituieBet's Shgwreckei Mocer All C!i
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

To- "THE EDINBURGH REVIEW" for
April. q. Scott & Coz An article in this number on
Investments for the Working Glasses, has some val
liable suggestions the great problem of the day,
asmely the relations of Labor and Capital While dis
claiming the principles of Christian Socialism, and
alling back the dogmas Of Political Economy, the
writer has not been able to escape the influence OF the
sOcss, ideas which have been urgently pressed on
the attention of thinking men. Among other plans
which be hyorably notices, is tie union OF working
men aud capitalists in joint-stock eompsnies,-a pan
ne maintains in which the bitter controversy between
capital and labor TO the division of their Joint earn
ngs, would receive the only satisfactory solution Of
which is capable, by combining the two controver
Ssis's In one actual experiment tosether.-Squiers
Nicaragua 10 the subject of short article, and is well
fpOkeuoi. The NUMBER a; whole, Is below the aver
sse ih,sres, Of the work.
"TnE DIPLOMACY OF THE REVOLT
HoN' by WILLIAM HENRY TREscorT Q2no PIP. 100
Appieons) work Of learning and research, compris
ina small space good deal Of valuable political in
"'naiion. Although compelled to be dry by the ma
'1e OF The subject has occasional passages OF beautiful
,ae elective composition Among these, is a we'll
uswh sketch Of the character OF veigennes the min
ser Of Louis XVI
w "THE Vino REVIEW" for June,
S.-anp'on Bsse) has articles on The Convention"
.ae Japan Expedition "Mornonism in Illinois" and
I'hd Reform" beside variety of miscellaneous pa
t's Recolleetions of Poe.s Laureate" is a re-hash
'0ne Smrsing gossip aboa. Wordsworth and Tenny
Hun, '" ""S '''" "N'' 'o'" '''''' y A''s"
W Tar DAYS OF BRUCE," is the title
aPO'acnoas novel by ths late gifted Grace Asuilsr
'-'"S"ec ~ d. Appleton & Brothers.
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BRACKETT's STATUE.-We are glad to
learn that an effort Is making to procure this beautiful
work for some of our public institutions. The exhioi
ten will close in fe days but while it has remained
open all lovers of art in the City have been to pay their
homage We have constantly to depore the poverty Of
our cities in fire works of art accessible to the public
Greenoughs Statue Of Washington will begin to remove
this complaint from NewYork and one Of the fine gen.
era benefits of exhibitions Ike that of Brackets Group
will be the amelorating influence they exercise upon
the usual hard indifference of the public to subjects of
pure art
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Birth and Deaths in California.

At san Frunhiseo. April IS Stephen Reed 10 Ms Ms1aa
Emma Ryan, both OF that city.
AT San Francisco. April - Mr. Hugh Conninstou, OF Clay
Co. Mo- TO Mis- Margaret OCoau all OF New.Oglesns
In San Faresco, May l. Capt Charles A. Fatzinbars %
Miss Jsue A. Fitzgerald sll ofS \.
In saeran ento, May 4 Mr. h. c. Smith 70 Miss A. J.
fouche
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JERSEY CITY ITEMS.

II
este meeting filed Washington Hall to Overlooking last
evening make preparations for the reception of ho'
Fraucis Meagher ExMlyor Glchrist presided sad A.
A. Hsrdenburgh chosen Secretary. committee
Of five reported resolutions, which were adopted
Speeches were made by A. A. Htrdenburgh, r. Gil
christ, Jr, Chas somers, who ia Irish exile, Jas.
Bridge, T. D. Riley and others A committee OF twenty
ives named to wait upon Mr. Meagher and inye him to
accept OF public reception on the part Of the citizens OF
Jersey City at his earliest convenience. The meeting
adjourned with enthusiastic cheers for the distinguished
exile.
~ An accident, fortunately unproduc-
tive Of any serious consequences, took place on the
Morris & Essex Railroad yesterday morning The IL
o'clock freight train ascending the hill, and when
about quarter Of a mile from the depot at Newark the
couplings unfastened 10 order to change the posi-
ton Of the cars. The cars became unmanageable on
account oil the heavy grade and descended the hill very
rapidly dashing into locomotive that stood the
track, and scattering the coal With which they were
loaded Some damage done by the cars being bro
ken, but 10 person was injured the men leaped from
the cars, and all escaped safely, except who
cclTed confusion the head by falling on stone.
The FIRE.-The pyrotechnic establish
ueLt Of saac EDGE which together with other buildings
burned on Thur,dsy afternoon, caught BY one Of the
workmcn scraping composition, in which powder and
s.ecLfngs mixed out of pot with the blade Off
knife During the FIRE, rockets went off, roman candles
bazeJ and ether fireworks united with them 10 pa
trotc display significant Of the proximity Of our nation
al anniversary Ex.hsyor Gilchrst narrowly escaped
with bis life.
JERSEY CRY ALDERMEN.-The Board
Las stood Wing ard Opposition, through 205 unsuc.
ceslfl bactngs for President At il lat meeting they
voted to resign, and yesterday the eight Wing members
fled their resgnations In the City Clerks Office. 1t Is
expected that t.e Mayor will call special election, to
create new Board OF Aldermen The existing Charter
Of he City furnishes means OF escape from taeir
difficulty.
SERIOUS Acknowledging the gale
on Thursday afternoon the sign the Sentinel Build
ing was blown off, and In its fall struck servant gid
named Ellen Meagher the head fracsahng her SKULL
and proetraiiug her nsensi5e To the ground She
taken the Hoe 2al in Jersey City, and learn that
her recovery doubtful She has been in this country
about year.
VESSEL SUNK.-The sloop Emblem,
Cspt. VIM n sesrnsp OF Hayerstraw, with load oil
brcb arrived at the Paterson Rsroad pier, near the
Ferry, at o'clock yesterday morning In ieaky con-
didon and Immediately sunk, that her deck 10 aoOu'
four feet under water a. low tide. No h'es iost
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II The week closed last night in timely
cool and pleasant weather. of the genuine summer
stamp Thursdays heat and Fridays GOODNESS make an
average of mos. enjoyable temperature.
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CITY ITEMS.
DIE r1rz rHERnn,rErrn

RANGE OF TIE THERMoNETEs
A. J. Deiat0ars (tor7ne7iy Lynch & Csarksj 2jt9 Wd-1
1882. sam Noon. SPIN 5P W.
June 4.....64 o. % D.
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lNQuEsT.-An inquest was held by Cor
oner Donly on Thursday upon the body OF a msn
found in the water on Coney Island Point. Deceased
dressed in black psnssloons check sh, and coarse
boets. Tie usual verdict returned and the body
was taken to Fiatbush for uterment
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rA1yertisenentl


the present week one of the best numbers yet published
Of this Illuminated Journal Among seventeen other
engraving find fright and very fine OF the Eastern
ST. amer Boston"
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ADVERTISEMENT

~ The story of the Pirate Doctor,
or the Extraordinary Career of NewIo Physician Is
the title Of an exciting narrative that Is 20 appear IN ne
sunday Dispq,c to 10 has already created consld
cradle excitement and will doubt DO eagerly read by
eveybdy who fortunate enough to be able to get copy OF
the psper
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" We call the attention of our readers

the advertisement in another column headed Foihan
Village Lois. We know of no place convenient 70 the
city, desirable ard healthy Fodham Nights where
this property is located Ii only wants 10 he inspected to be
agents in this city.
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A HOUSE Blows DowS.-On Thurs
dsy afternoon during the heavy rain shower three
story frame house, situated on Silhmsnst, near Van
Brunt, was turlbled down and made complete wreck
1t hSd just been erected and was worth some 500.
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THOMAS F. MEAGHER AND THE CON-

THOMAS F. MEAGHER AND THE Com
MON Councillor Monday the Common Council will
commence the June Session, aud probably the frst
business hand will be the proposed reception OF
Thomas F. Mesgher. We presume no serious objec'
ton will be made to handsome appropriation for this
object indeed after the liberal expenditures on the ar
rival of Kossuh and other exles of renown IL hardly
possible that any Alderman can refuse the same cour'
teses to the eloquent champion Of Irish freedom, who
has SO happily arrived among u.s. The City Fathers
cannot make so invidious distinction now; and the
plea of economywhich would sound strangely indeed
from the portals of the tea-room-wil DC sorry ex'
cuse for lack of patriotism. The military remen and
civic societies are all ready and anxious TO give Mr.
Meagher such reception as his genius and patriotism
enttle him to- and the owcoach of the City Hall must
hurry up or the people will take the affair into their
own hands altogeher. cordial and magnificent re.
ception is fixed fsc, whether the City Government
participate or not and the ner 1t arranged the bet
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CONFECTIONERY AND ICE-CREAM SA-
LoON-Mrs. ~ h DUsENBURY begs leave to apprise her
friends and the public that she Is prepared 70
them with cbO;e Confectionery and Ice Cream at her
Lfited up establishment No 1897 Broadway Thirty
ty Secondst Everything will be conducted upon first class
principles Parties supplied any part OF the City az short
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DIED.

April - boIad steamship Winfield Scott Mu R,chssl
Dunn, o. boy. Named him Winfield Scott Dunn.
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u Justice King has so far recovered
from his recent lni.posion as 10 resume bis OAcLl
duties
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THE STEAM FLEET To- DAT.-Elght
frsclsss steamships will leave our port to-day, w
the Great Britain. for Liverpool; Humboldt for HaVFe
Crescent City for Chsgres; Northern Light for san
Juan Benjamin Franklin. for Nexorlesns; Roanoke
for Richmond Union, for Charleston, and FloTita Tor
Sayanrah.
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AWFUL, AGAIS.-The pavement

AWFUL, AGAIS.-lne paFeneA' III
broadway shove Duane 81 which repaired cary n
Apri again in shocking condition and call tor I'm
mCdiste attention. No tire should be los, N putting
tie Russ pavement straight through from Reade to Ca
slsts tearing up toe abomiuston inflicted BY Perine
end making at less; decertly paved street in the
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CeURT CALENDER.--M oaday-CoM-
mon PLE,s-Put mo-. 81 43l. SIS rs ssh 81 so,
6o5 Eos ST. 799 GS 86l. 93 9j7 Part Nos 81 ljS, 235
20 576 o73 S9l 40 5jo $50, go III IN 726, 78.
CiIctit and Superior Courts already published.
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RENDEZVOUS OF TROoPs FOR OREGON.
- Company H. of the fourth regiment, L. S. Infantry,
arrived at Governors Island Thur'day from Pat,s-
bur join the other companies rendezyousing there,
preparatory 70 embarkation for Oregon The officers In
command Of company II, are III. d. Wallen, Captain,
and Henry 81 Jordan, first Lieutenant.
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SUPPOSED TO BE INsASE.-A respecta-
bic appearing man, whose name Is supposed to be
George F. Cook was yesterday taken into custody at
Barnum's Museum by the Second Ward Police. de
had short time previous attempted TO jump out OF
secor stcry window of the Museum From papers
found his pockets Is supposed that the unfortunate
man was a resident Of Utica and had there been con-
haet in the Iuaa.ic Aglun A bankbook was found
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u The Board of Health have reported
the oil factory corner Of Smith and centre-sss, as
nuisance and injurious to the health Of the inhabitants
of the resh5oThoci
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SEElous AccIpENr.-During the gale

VESSEL SUNK.-The sloop Emblem,
Cspt. VIM. n. sesnsn OF Iayerstraw, with load OIL
bricb arrived al the Paterson Rsiroad pier near the
Ferry, at o'clock yesterday morning in esky con-
don and Immediately sunk 90 that her deck 10 about
four feet under water a. low tide. No hges lost
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FERRY ACcoMMoDATIoN. The resi-
dents of South Brooklyn complain Of the lack OF suf
6eit Mt accommodation the South Ferry. Only one
boat runs the Hsmiltonsv. Ferry, and passengers
have frequently to wait half an hour for the arrival of
the solitary boat Ths company should provide speedi
er means Of transit across the river.
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SUPREME CoURr-Sqturdov. - Motor

Calender for JUneOn Monday, Juae the Clerk Of spe-
oial Term will commence receiving notes OF issue for this
calendar Every notion whether undspOsed Of on The May
motion calendar not must be Pl,ced snsw on the Juno
motion calender.
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~ HAYDoCK, the ex. Woodsawyer, will
lecture on the subject of Temperance, on Sunday the
6,h tomorrow in the morning at 10 o'clock at Burng.
slip at O'Clock at Grandst ferry al o'clock foot of
Hous,onst at o'clock a, Third-st, Temperance Hail.
near Lewis
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w Tar DAYS OF BRUCE," is the title
10 Po''acmoas novel by ths late gifted Grace Asusr
'''"'aec by n. Appleton & Brothers.
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EXPLOSIVE BURNING FLUID.-AbOut Q
o'clock last evening, young girl named Nelly Hennes'
81, residing with Mr. Jones baker, corner Of Washing
ton and TIarY-tts, shocsingy burned by the ex-
plOson Of burning fluid lamp which she was engaged
in filing Her Ijures are Of such nature that il was
necessary 70 convey her to the City Hospital for treat
men
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ASSAULT BY RuFFIANs.-A man named
WIN. Fleming was knocked down at 1912 o'clock on
Thursday night while in Canal St, by three ru4ns who
sierwsrd fed. He was taken to the Station House
with bis head and face badly cut Dr.. Simmons
called in and dressed bis wounds
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in hi. pocket which showed deposit Of over $500 In
the sesm-ns Savings Bank No. - Wsllst Mr. Cook
IVES placed under the care OF Dr. Cove Physician % the
City Prison
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-05-25
No more let US Differ.

No more let us differ, as Oft we have done,
Let our anger go down with the light of the sun,
And we-sprng Of life shall gush forth in the
breast,
Pure and calm as His smile in the far distant west.
Not long does the lle-blood career through the
heart,
Like the glory ofsumner, we ccme and depart
Yet, cen like that glory, if gentle and kind,
We leave both beauty and perfume behind.
No more let US differ If talsehood or wrong
Have biased our judgment or sat on our tongue
Let the act be atoned for-regret be conveyed
For the pain we have caused for the wound we
have made;
For who of the thousands that look up to Heaven,
Can hope by his God to be freely forg lven,
Ifhe live not life offorbearance and love,
But wilhholds from mankind what he asks from
above?
No more let us differ! We've plenty TO do,
AS mid sunshine and tempest we travel life thro,
In keeping our frail bark from drifting astray-
Without falling out 'mong ourselves by the way.
Oh! wisest is he who forgives and forge,s,
Whose anger goes down with the sun as he sets
Whose soul is secure for bright world of bliss,
From the friendship and love il has cherished in
this. g. l.. BAH6S.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-05-25
A MAIDEN'S MISTAKE;
OR. 4 KISSING ADVENTURE.

Say what YOU will about it, am ready to
swear that l never was kissed, as far rs rcmem
Der, but once But that once has not been for
gotten, and if you will leave your main yard
abac!; I'll tell YOU the story, though it won't do
for me to catch you laughing at it. 1t lacked
only half an hour of midnight, | had been on a
visit to one of my neighbors, and found such
agreeable company that the hours passed by un-
noticed-by me, at least; but finally got un-
der way for my lodgings. The night was cold
and nearly starless, and the wind blew fresh
from the north; but it didn't hurry me much,
for sauntcred along whistling the familiar air
of 'Oh, no, never tell it.
Suddenly while passing an aristocratlc look
ING mansion, saw a front window III the second
story softly raised, and white hand seemed to
beckon me to approach. Wondering who it
could be, and what was wanted, darted through
the front gate and was under the window.
Is that you, CharleyT asked one of the sweet
est voices you ever dreamed of hearing. l was
surprised astonished-as you will readily be-
lieve, considering the lateness of the hour; but
| was pretty well convinced that it was me, and
nobody else, so replied
Yes, here ann
And there was trcmblc, like a skysall pole
in gale of wind. And then came the response
to my answer
well, am ready!
What do you think Of that coming as it did
from young lady at that hour Of the night 3
fitting time for revelation of horrors. Ready
what could she mean? was thunderstruck
Ere my curious speculations assumed a def
mite shape, the unseen lady lowered the end OF
a rope ladder to the ground, seemingly for me
to ascend; but | fell back aghast. However, |
was spared the agony Of refusal. saw in an
instant that the lady was about to descend to