The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-04-03
THE WIPES REVENGE.

Two wears since Young aad beautiful la
dy 81 bologna married the descendant Of
family well known 10 history, whose illnstri-
Gus name was all that the bridegroom pos
srsscd, but the generous Bolosnesc, in the
ardor nl her attachment. overlooked the pow
ty Of her lover. il the hope aud expect
ton ot proper return Of her disinterested
love.
I For a year all was happiness; brt last
summer, being an an excursion TO Nenice,
they formed an acquaintance with family
from Paris. A Soung widow Of that family
wa very CAV, beautiful and fascinating, and
possessing a prOfusion of golden iressrs
which might have done honor to the head nl
an Eve or Ophelia. attracting the affection
az the Marquis bella Il. Her other
charms might have failed. but her beautiful
rinsle,s we're irresistible, aud forgetting the
attractions uf his Young and lively marques,
whose rich dark hair would have We'd with
a CapellO, Ccrnaro, or juliet even Of "a.
pIlets, he became en,nared by the lair head
Of the lovely Partisan.
After month. the family. including the
eay widow, returned TO Paris, and 10 anOthti
"iiile month The Marquis {, ceived press
tance; and leaving his lady TO RETURN tc
+ Milan az her leisure, he tonk post for Pri,
with all possible expedition, where I've had
been a far,nisht belore the neglected Mar.
auess, Who lad returned home, discovered
lie singular error IN the compass, By which
hrr husbands course 10 Rome had bern d.
| ,rrtcd. by means u friendly letter, appris
/ iug her that her husband was incessant in al
+ ,entions TO the buldest Of beauties and hc
+ constant attendant 10 the Theatre Italian
/ aud other places ul amusement.
, The lads called her counsel, aud they con
, eluded to follow the Marquis TO PARIS with
! out delay. Previous to her departure, lh,
lady Was busy in making researches OF |
singular nature. The troubled times Of lta
. Iy during its intestine brois hal furnishet
traditions aud memories OF mrlanchnIy ca
iastruphes by steel aud peisOu. and not ley
4 were the nudes by which sure aud suddei
G death might be inflicted.
M myself vas shown. al Rastnna, IN 1876
4 BY the present Countess liDissy, la GuicD
' "a u Lord Byron. une u shcse puinar,ls viii
! blades of crystal. manufactured al the IN
gunian Island 81 Munro, ~ the cavity q
which vas concealed subtle poison, gn
which, upon the blade being broken 10 th
body, became sfused IN the blood u the vic
II tim and caused crrtiin death.
!. In the archives Of the family Of the jealuu
!. lady we're notices Of an heirloom. in The tort
4 Of ring. concealed 10 the setting ct vhie
h vas small gold globe. anu IN The interior /
D which Vas inserted poison similar 10 effect
e 20 prussic acid. This could be borne 10 u
n meuth without danger, unless etu.hsd b'
y tween Tie teeth, aud then instant deaf
}, wOuld iulluv.
/. Secure u this valuable jsssl. the deserts
ID Marques arrived IL Paris, snJ vas kind
a received into tbc house Ui lar friend, mar
a ed 70 a iinanCier of eminenre 10 the cit.
"a and 10 man Of consideration; and amor
IL nay Circumstances calculated 10 distui
Il her, she learned that her husband was, y
ID next Monday, 10 attend the lar widow TO