Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-06-17
From the Boston Herald, May Is.
Kiss KiSSam Recovered. III


HER ExTRanRDISARY lot I;SET 10 BosToS WHILE
UNDER THE rNFLuEScz OF ETHER
A Miss Nissan, q pupil at Miss Adrlens
seminary, Jamaica, Loag Island, left the IN
stitution last Monday f"r the purpose of hav-
ing a tooth extracted The dentist to whom
she applied advised her to inhale ether, with
the intention of lessening the pain After
the ether was administered, the girl remem-
bered nothing more until she found herself
on board Of one Of the Norwich boats on her
way to Boston. She Was surprised, but was
still too much under the influence of the
drug to make known her situation although
she attracted the attention of Conductor Ea-
ton, and he offered his services, which were
repelled A number OF other gentlemen also
profiered their attentions; but she appeared
Indifferent, and at last was left to herself
When Miss Nissan arrived in Boston she
| was possessed with the idea of reaching some
| village where she imagined she -wonld be
more secure than in the city. She had in a
| manner recovered her senses, although still
faint and bewildered She entered a carriage
and was taken to the Chelsea ferry which
she crossed, and after wandering around the
streets of the new city fer a shortperiod, ap-
piled to the Chelsea House for lodgings and
refreshments. -She must by this time have
fully recovered her senses, for she had an
interview with the landady told the latter
her singular story, and as she had the ap-
pearance of an innocent girl it WAS readily
believed She was provided with everything
that she needed, and after parta'ing OF re-
freshments, wrote to her father and mother,
quite wealthy people, residing at Nashville,
| Long Island. The formers name is Philip
P. Nissan, and as soon as he heard of his
daughters mysterious Disappearance, he Of
fered a reward through the New York pa
pers for her recovery
She has since been taken care oFbys<rlends
and is now stopping at one of our first pub
lie houses. Her parents are expected in
Boston to day, and no doubt, the meeting
will be joyful one, rs there have been SO
| many young ladies murdered and abducted
in New York State recently that it is posi-
bio they never anticipated ,beholding her
alive. ~,
We learn that when Miss Nissan applied
for ticket in New York she handed porte
monaie to the agent, without speaking. He
asked her if she wished to 60 to Eoston, and
she answered yes although it is probable
she would have replied the same had he said
Baltimore. The agent was surprised, but
helped himself to the price of a passage and
ItLulAcu ttlS pttluiiGc Va iicl ihOiitY. Acl
short history is a singular one, and will be
the means of teaching people to 90 in pairs
when about to submit their mouths to the
care of dentist and an inhalation Of ether
No MISTAKES REcTIEIED.--An intelligent
lrishman in the employ of a firm in Milk
street, was sent, a few days since, to a bank
in State street for the purpose of obtaining q
sum of money on a check. The money was
passed to the lrishman, who did not count it
until he was in the street when he discover
ed that he had $50 bill too much Aetna
ted by desire that did honor to his head
and heart, he returned to the bank and thus
accosted the teller:
'Its mistake you have made in giving me
the money, sure, he said I'VE make no
mistakes sir" hanghtily replied the teller !;
:'if your money is not correets you should
have spoken before you left the bank. "And
you won't correct it ~ asked Pat with a
| foiefui look. no sir,-stand one side y
Then it's meself that is happy to say that
I've got twenty dollars too much, and long
I life to such tillers in general. ~ ,.J
Pat was allowed TO keep the amount by
! hi employers, and now when he goes to the
bank his money is counted twice for fear of
mistakes Boston Herald