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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-06-11

ICE! ICE!! ICE II
rHE subse ribsr respec fully informs his former ps.
trons and friends and the public In general, that
having large stock Of pure Ice superior to any
that tho city, Which he 10 prepared to Furnish
promptly to the eitisens OF Wilmington the suburb
country people be supplied promptly OF special rates.
either by railroad by regular drivers not too
far distant Rates the city bs per day, Sbeenls per
week. 10 lbs per day. 10 cents per week larger quAnt
ties not so lbs in the proportion; when
larger quantities wanted special rates can be made
by calling at the Office 4O2 Poplar street All Gust ,er
may rest assured that my Ioo Is free from mpnrtts
orders left ut United States Hotel corner French aud
Water streets Sylvester Rianhards; John L. Rustels
Grocery store, trout aud Market streets lndsn
Queen HOTEL corner 9Th and Market streets, pusey
smith or Chas X Gsnos Greeery Store corner 10th and
" ar Ss,,a m' w P''-'r''' THos b. EATON
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-06-11
al Doslrable Farm Tor Sale

A. E0p theNew Castle and Frenchiown Turnpike
YfNzYs miles FROM New Castle, and II from Whining
4a.A84 tn containing l2j acres, under good fcuc!ng
and divided into nicnt tages The improvements
are two Story brick House, nearly nsA Frame Gfanay
t.hliny 8c Price SO per Terms acoommOda-
M Possession given this fall II desired. Apply 10
TALLEY ALkICH, 4gi Market -,
nu0 u Whining ton, Del.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-06-11
kspIG NAB.E.
hTnAT IInTSlN MN
Look aus for sp.cula.ion!

, We have Tor snIe u fAIiahNTTuI aftl am
.ss,Sa country seat Of about IS acres OF Land, ell
5saSEI1 uate within the limits OF the eity OF WI
isi5IlIse miugton, belonging u Delaware DAYS
idaStiHxf Esq This is splendid situation, brtps
sSHHaet& about 10 feet above tde-watct, and IA
ing an extensive view of the Delaware River. city
Wilmington, and surrounding country for many ml'4
The buildings are very hne the dwelling IL stone, 90
50 IT, with psrlors. hail Is IT, wids dining rou"
kitchen, bed chambers, two cellars. and two ltrg
rooms, on half OF the basement floor, two stone
bArne 80 by so feet tbs other 80 b 50 iee VITA
tAblng for Ave and hye horses. Also milk, tod
smoke and chicken houses alt in complete order. The
water ia excellent; there hrst rate garden, aud
beautiful grove the mansion house. This property
Ia we'll worthy the attention OF those desiring delight
full and healthy home. Who property is increasing IN
value very rapidly, land has sold this place to
$lO0Oper without buildings tus IS one Of the most
valuable estates In the State Delaware aud is thou
be worth at this time $4,000 but viii be sold u
bargain, and on easy terms, II applied let s9oH
WILLIAM BHluHp y SON.
ap 20u Real Estate Dealers, Vim nRtou. Del.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-06-11
James C0nnery
ID oil Ter Nj Il k e r.,
ZlUeastOa'

and Manufacturer of Connery's Patent
Steam Boiler,
Takes pleasure in informing bi friends and Manufctur
in general that he has leased he woke at Church
Street above sth where be intends to manufacture MS
patent steam boiler, at q great reduction,
Also BOILER Tanks, Heaters, bath Boilers and all
description OF Boiier and sheet Iron work dons. and
REPAsltXNG
promptly attended TO- also have boilers Of various kinds
which have been replaced with my Patent and will sell
theu cheap Those desirons OF circulars and descrp-
tios oil boiler Address JAMES CoNNERY, Patenteo.
Church above 9th Il,
may 2l-Sm Wilmington, Del
p al would also state that all boilers made by mo
supplied with allow water d"teetor, free of charge
8Cents Reward
A@ Runaway from the subscriber In Red Lion
Xxx Hundred an apprenticeh coiorel girl. narnod Hes
Il. trust her my account. The above reward Will
jt7@ " JOHN c, CLARK.
To Manufacturers and Others,
The Undersigned viii sci at hts Woolen Factory, 10
lated OF Stanton, two CPWRluliT BOILERS, In excel
i.at condition no which Ia 50 horse power and the
other 90 They will be sid low II apple tion Is Made
'o June at " III I'll WI" ' J. H. TAYIos
FOR EXCURSIONS.
xE.sA THE Ane new Steamer, "Jer.ey Blue
smay be chartered by Sunday Schools, &c
Or hKsaislOnH during the months q Jsly and August
Jnne4 M phllsdelphle ?. o., Box 1858.
fOb y n LIE
n A few good horses always on hand, for sale
TfsA at No. lOt East 9TH street, Wilmington, Del.
Ah may 7.n UNDERWOOD CONNER.
Medical Notice.
The Annual Nesting Of the Medical Society OF the
state Delaware, will he held at New CASTLE on the
second Tuesday, the 18th of June next at 10 O'clock
N. full and general attendance of the members Is
respectfully and earnestly rtque'ted, as business Of i'm
portance to the profession AMI the public, will come
before the meeting, W. SHARP, secy Of Society.
The Board VI Medical Examiners will also meet at tho
place and time for the purpose OF granting Licenses,
TO thuse wlshlag and meTitng the same
June Atm J. W. SHARP, sec'y of Board
NOTICE.
l do boreby Appoint Hayes Graves and Jackson
u dimes appraise BstrAy, which has been the
promises OF Thomas Kinsey for thiLty days.
! Bokeby April 7.ls66. JOHN WOOD, J. P.
we the signed, appointed above to app
hrsiauR Hundred would say that i'd Colt is rising
ysars old bay star In the face, and nj Oh
| bind fost whits and valued at Pity Dollars.
| HAYES GRAVES,
| April y, ls6b-spls-6m JACKSON BoLhs5.
| CHANGE OF PARTN n RSHiF.
VIM =. PBRkIN3, has this day sold his interest Ia ths
Wilmington Bolt aud Nut Works, under the Arm OF
| Sykes Perkins Co, to John Peoples The business
will hereafter be conducted by the remaining par
under the Of sykes Peoples who will settle the
| accounts OF the late nrm.
+, LOTUS SYKES,
WIN. P. PERKINS,
| June l, 1896, I'm JOHN PEOPLBs
| ICE, CREAM.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-06-11

1-rrWs We have Tor NaI0 a Hrist NH, Quo ~
s.rA he best business stands, in New C'sl"
III ; ,,.,.. county, with failing vat T. wer
- he Race and u am nut u &C 'et
is now doing a large ard probable bust
ns.s Appy to WIN. BRIGHT SON
wv 'ff' Heal Estaie lrAler-,
~, oNsn wilmington, Del.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-06-11
CnEsTNIJ-T POsTS ANn E,AILs

E.NOk sALE On PIKE GREEN, near tRgints rActpry
L They will be delTercd At any cunFrhieu distance
from Wilmington Apply to WAl. WA En-,
On the Premises, to
THOs WALTER in WiiiuIu -tOn.
IA A COMFORTABLE HOUSE NTH GARDEN
fE@ to rent, two miles from Wilmington. Apply to
3E&. aurg7 T. a. WALL EN.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-06-11
Boots and Shoes.

Boots and Shoes.
4 RaD The subscriber having commenced A~9
RT9N the SHOE MANUFACTURING fORszs
~ THE WHOLESALE TRADE, would respectfully
cal tine attention Of dealers the fact he NIL orders
for any kjud of fine boots or Shoes Ladies' Gentle
mems Wesr at short notice, he has introduced all
kinds ct improved machinery, used in the Eastern states
for that purpose aud from long experience In the Retail
Trade he confident that he get up articles IN
his line that will be- suitable for this market, at prices
that will he satisfactory the purchaser. Another ad
vantage to Dslers will be that they always get any
number Of any given size instead Of having to buy regu-
ar dozens Is the case when they buy 10 tho Commits
sion Houses Of neighboring cities All we ask is fair
trial 10 con vince paers that necessary for them
to 10 abroad to repenish their stock Of fine goods as we
intend to make II to their advantage we'll profit
/ for them to buy here. JAMES ". BRINE,
| Iao2tf No, B West I'd ST., Wilmington Del.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-06-11

NJ RUNAWAY from the subscriber in Red LioI
Xxx Hundred amp rentioed coiorei girl. namod Hes
kNter Curtis All persons forbid ito harbor 81
XII. trust her my account. The above reward will
It7N JOHN G. CLARK
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-06-11
FOR EXCURSIONS.

rT-A THE ane new Steamer, "Jer,ey Blue,
may be chartered by sunday Schools, &c
during the months vi July and August.
Apply G TAGGART,
June I. M Philadelphia Z. o., Box 1858.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-06-11
WIN. IA. kseynOISis

- Ofsrs at Private Sale cheap easy t0 rms,
w cd three story brick dW 'ns and store adj ning
9sN situated in goal locate IN on Thrl Street This
would mske good stand Tor almost any kind Of bust
a person " uld prefer
He has also for sale number OF houses differently 10
Gated in tbe city. Persons wishing To purchase would
well to give him call Cigo IN odd Fellows Hall
Third Street JED IL
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-06-11
April ., ls66-sp ls-6m JACKSON BoLAs5.
CHANG .: sIR - A lS'pN h, n SHI6s-

WIN. Z. PBRkINS has this day sold his interest Ia the
Wilmington Bolt aud Nut Works. under the firm Of
Sykes, Psrtins Il Co, to John Peoples The business
will hereafter be conducted by the remaining par tners
under the Of sykes Peoples who will settle the
accounts OF the late nrm.
LOTUS SYKES,
WIN. p PERKINS,
June /, 1886, IN JOHN PEOPLES,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-06-11

We, the appointed above to app raise
stray Colt at the farm OF Thomas kinsey, In North
hrisauR HUI ndred would that said Colt is rising
years old ght bay. star in the face, and mig
nAYES GhAVEH.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-06-11
EOK SA LIE.
Medical Notice.

n A few good horses always on hand, for sale
rTfaA at No. lOt East 9TH street Wilmington, Del
h may 7-tf UNDERWOOD a CONNER.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-06-11

The Undersigned win sell at his Wooden Factory, 10.
lated OF Stanton, two CPWRluIT BOILERS In excel
lant condition. m which Ia 80 horse power and the
other 90 They will be sid low u apple ,tion Is Made
toon. Information by nj all will be promptly met.
june7 At j. ii. TAYLOS.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-06-11
E0lI KEN,

, BuuT AZ Acres Of Brandy~ uv Marsh, to Rent.
a can he rented or IN 'tbree separate lot'
may suit beat. Apply ~ the su6s,ri9eT ~ ~ Mas
ket st april 2.u l'hN .. IN" -
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-06-11

IN Rauaway from the subscriber, near Dsakyne:
"a WILLIE Appoquinimink, HID, on June Sth, leon. an
R\apprenticed colered boy, named Joseph Hep
fins All persons forbidden to harbOr or tr ust
Elm on INV account The above reward will be paid but
no charges JAMES Q, LATToMUS.
psakyno Vile. Del, June list
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-06-11

ss-a Farm a las Acres OF good lnnd, well situtl
Tii{H ed one mite west Of st. Georges stl"n' ON th
Ui Delaware Railroad. Small huidins-' go
JUL water plenty OF wood land for mo use " VIC
farm This property will be sold at HeiN low ptes ~
.asa mn an Estate Possession given AZ unss 80
nsr agrr on very easy terms. WIN bkiIHNA spH,
Fansn Real Kstato Dealers, Wilmington DEL
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-06-11

promptly tended also have boilers Of various knds
which have been replaced with my Patent and will sell
theu cheap Those desirous OF circulars and descrip
tioN oil boiler Address JAMES CoNNERY, Patenteo.
Church above 9th It,
may 2l-Sm Wilmington, Del
p 81 would alsO state that all boilers made by
supplied with low wuter dateetor, free of charge.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-12-29

Total No. DELEGATES. ...-s-s,f vffh- f-,...,t-i;sS
Itis respectfully suggested that as far,
as itmay be practical and convenient, the,
delegates be chosen on Saturday, the 29th
day of December. ,...s,,,
We avail ourselves of this occasion to
urge upon the Democracy an immediate
organization, and especially. township aud
ward organization. Now is Che time 10
spread useful information among thepe6-
pie; but this cannot be done Without
a thorough and efficient orgahfzatioh.a
That our principles win 20 ultimately
triumph we do not doubtAfor to do that
would be to doubt the possibility of free
government-Lbut we cannot achieves suE-
cess, end avert despotism without laborH
and we cannot beginour labors too so0nOro
prosecute them too earnestly and stead-i
lastly. .goaaog nj a.ya
BY order of Democratic State Centra
Committee, ..-......-
s... JOHN, G. THOMPSON, Chm. ~
1 G, j. BEAM, Sec'y. 50 "th sfia %
November2 20, 1866. fhSslS9yo asI0d-xiss
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-12-29
IEElEI(OICBElUG STAT. CONVENTION
lo ls. t9a1lo9 z sLrd nl sldaIi,?b 2, sdsssl
TUESDAY, JANUARY 18Th, ,isl867si

Igf--hgfniaQ 39E 9nn ElQO 915--1eil n9ua
TO THE DEMocRpAcr oFF q g OHIO; HHti II s4ssqqs u
A State Convention Of the. Democracy OF
ohio willvbe held at Columbus, On Tuesday,
the Sth day of January next to nominate
candidates for the following OfIlceSAaBd
for the itransactiOnyof such othsrhnsiness
asmay .come.before It'll rzornKAH MAD"
Go0ernor; 81 tnodG Hood 3 snolHaie3
Lieutenant Gopanorinoo ii zzrG TakalA
auditor Of State ;sili 70 sisna4eqsb lslIo;f
TredsHt e. q Sqqfe; ;azzaM s3aAsI MaaA
Supreme Iuage',9 nj 13dioh ygqeH n 10
Attorney General
Member Board Of Public Works.. ufata
The ratio of representation YIt be as,
follows: One delegate for each county; an
additional delegate for every 500 votes cast
for Thomas NJ. Key for Supreme Judge az
the last election; and an additional deles2
gate for every traction of 25Oof more votSs
so cast. lGr aJI si2s8 III 2tiu nolissrsY
This ratio gives to the counties respee-j
lively the following number Of delegates,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-12-29

And Mr.: Bryant went down stairs to ex-
plain it all to aunt Eloise who was highly
mystifed as to the state of affairs, ~
This was the solution of the enigma that
so puzzled the fashionable world a few days
subsequently, when they read in the papers
that Maide Bryant had married no more
distinguished person than Charley May.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-12-29
PETER .iIMAR TINS
'9StaO PATENT lRON.CLAD Y 0@f
5WARM AR FURNACE,
FOR WARMING
Dwellings, Stores, Churches, School buildings
Halls, Court fouses, Public Buildings
if, Of al kinds 80.
RepleniShed with Fuel but once week; requirin
asfuel than any other Air Furnace ever
bef,re invented.
NiEA1t a. d Day, Witli0ut the
Usual Trouble and At
tentiOn.

by AN INGENIOUS CONTINUANCE,
HS9 oriEi9aslnE with The enveItOr Of this Furnace
all the is made to pass through water its
wayto the cold air chamber. thus cleansing it Of
phltcleof ust. 50 that it enters the room as
pure As though Il was on themountain's top. Ply
viciAnS prsis5it and recommend II on account OF
It's health-imparting tendency.
= The amount OF Fuel required by this Furnace to
warm adWelling of from nine to thirteen rooms, is
nno greater than 10 required BY one grale; and il
gives an even, summer like temperaturt night and
day In oil parts Of the house.
0Hi After several use this Furnace has fully
Nestablished It's claim as the mos desirable Warm
aaeI,and Nsntilatine Apparatus In usc.J .Bnrning
ontnfacte or hituminous COAL coke or wood equally
well. upon the true principle OF coon 1m slow
combustion Of alarge mass Of fuel-@it secures an
-evtnhesg and freshness Of Temperature, a steady
t9yS Of ppEep clean, nnbyrnt air, night and day.
while the furnace itself will not burn out or require
utgpairs FOR many iyeafb. The correctness Of the
oabcve Is certified tot the written tesimonisl of
MAPylce9ing eitizeps of hisapd Othsrcities, which
pamphlet, price list, &c:, uponappcation BY mail
3rat Nos lt0 and Isl West fifth street CINCINNATI
vhlo.eas-eV V ,sWEff q PETkR MARTIN,
decA-dsm Inventor and Manufacturer.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1866-06-20

TO PHYSICIANS ANDoTHERS.

WE have just received ful and complete stock
w efDruss and Medicines, which Willie sola low
fsr cash. Call and SO The prices al The
DRUG STORE,
Gains Corser.
APRIL liza. 81
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1866-06-20
TIE MARLBOROUGH RECORDER,
is rrFlIsHIp wrrxIa
Rr DENNIS IIEARTT,
AZ Three Dollars pef snner. paid 10 ss,ssss.

t. Having resumed eur ~sslls issue. ~s ksfs
70 he she regularly IL tenilrIsti. bate Do -.
will BE- necessary Ihai our Subscribers should Fsytp
with pfamV ine,s their duss. ". u.usi have msnss
but provisions will ~ tsssisd Wien ner,, fshrsf
~ had Ihoss Who Do not desire I. etniirps ih,r
subscription vill plsase gi,t W annlt
We hope before nsny wfehs 70 TfStbrs ifn0 ~.
Ter snd heller itk and % aeon o. We sH nshks
70 Do %, will renew our type. It's our lnisish .
enlarge our sheet 90 somtvbs, ItaI srIipsth 70 20
former si1f when The return Of tusinu will Jt,lib -
expense. 10 The mean time ~ saniDlts's 10 our %.
eeions We shalI enleasoi 10 make eur psIsi u,sfhi
and interesting.
Our terms at present su 80 Per snnum. % slse
fof ain months, paid In sdtsnes.
Advertisements. - One dollar per tqusrs ~ ne
ffsl insertion. and fifty cents Ioi each eoniinusnc-
en- lines 20 constitute q squsis. A liberal dsdu~ss
wiIl 10 made 10 liberal eusforsIs
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1866-06-20
no CONSERVATIVES.

u The advertiser having been restored to heahh
10 few weeks BY asey simple remedy. after hsy.
ing suffered fos several years with severe lung VI
eeiion. and that dreadful disease. Consump,ion-i.
anxious 10 make known 10 bis fellow sufferers tho
means Of cure.
10 all who desire il, be will send copy ofihs
prescription used (feeof .hsrge) with the isclioos
fof preparing and using the same, which they will end
suas cusr for t'ossusrrlos, AsrHsa. Bsoscnsrs.
cot ans. Coins. and ell rhroas and Lung Affections
The only sgeci Of The advertiser in sending the Pre-.
scriPsion u % bsneds The afflicted and spread inios
nation which be conceive be saluahle add be hopes
every suaefsi wiuy bis remedy. % /. viii cost lhss
noshing. and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing tho prescription. ssHs. BY return
mail, will pleas address
Rsv. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg. Kings 20. New york.
Mach =. 3T-tsa
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1866-06-20

If = "A
4 BEATrIFUI. white Kerosene Oil 10 one and
- = 49, DRUG STORE. !
4 FINE anafuli Assortment Of Pncke, Knives and
n Scissors, 1t the DRUG STORE.
rnnMATUMS. Hair Oils, Colognes, and Extracts
il fos the Handkerchief. !, the
DAzORs, Rssor Strops and Shaving Brushes, at
II = DRUG STORE.
uAfR Brushes, Pocket, Round, Fine and Dtcss-
"A ing Combs, 1t the DRUG STORM
KEROSENE Lamps, Shades, Wieks, Burners and
n Chimneys, atths DRUG STORE.
ZAP. Letter, Bill, Note and Legal raper-Note
DRUG STORE \
n0CKET Books and Port Monte Pocket Mono
i rsndum Books. at ihs DRUG STORE.
A GREAT variety af Tooth and Nail Brushes. and
- Toilet Soap, Honey Soap and shaving, THE
# #is RssA DRUG STORE.
fpAINT, Vanish. Whi,e,wash and Backing
Brushes. nshs DRUG STORE.
w DRUG STORE.
IPyoU VA. seed smoke, 60 TO The &C.,,
DRUG STORE.
FUi.L Line Of Paints and Dye Siufs. u The
n DRUG STORE.
GXYHEATON's aad other Itch Ointment. ct The
w asH Drug STORE.
EIsH Hesksand Lines Marbles. &c. q the
u DRUG STORE.
A FINE Assortment Of Pipes and Stems. some
n very kns, ssshe DRUG STORE.
You will snd pretty lot Of Jezslry. 81 the
Drug STORE
SEWING Machine Oil, !. superior article, :, the
DRUG STORE.
April II. a.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1866-06-20
GREATEST INVENTION or THE Acr.
ssg Philo's Washing ComnonndI

YRiS celebrated Soap has been In ufs for 80.
- Der Of yessssnd has given PEI feet isfse,ios.
Nofamils should leiwilheut il.'A IA does away IN.
tissls with the wash bosfd snd The usual method ~
rubbing clothes, thereby saving them frcm wearing
on, 50 soon. The iIeieditnsare perfectly harmless,
You can do your washing III one fturih Of the tins
that requires " using The common soap, snd viii
not take any moreln quaniity sm preparedt 10 sell
the Soap ;also receipts foI making 10 families stavs
dollars. a@#afE $3.50 Its
We guarantee entire satisfaction In every Gaze Or
the money returned
I'M. TURRENTINE. .ageni.
Hillsborough. Jan. 3. 1912 Ia
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1866-06-20
ERRORS OF YOUTH.

- Gentleman who suffered Coz years from Nst
vous Debility, Premasu'e decay. and all The effects d
youthful indsere,ioa, will COR the sake Of suasring
humanity seal f,ee . al who need IL The recipe ssd
directions iof making The simple remedy By which he
was cured. Sufferers wishing 70 profit BY the ssssf.
ti'ef's experience, eaa 10 30 BY addressing
JOHN B. OGDEN.
No. - Chambsn 81, New Yerk.
April IL. S1--Ians
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-02-01

suTeri-.s of a oung Gir,-FIight From the
Gh 'ra's s,,a -. rr
and FaIaine-nost Remarkable Narrative
ot sEe Times.
Correspondence e the Gin. Commercial.
TsrERsE -, Mahoning Co ONO.
January :, 1866,
I have Just returned from the contem-
plation OF scene that v-oGi} certainly
melt the stonieSt heart TO compassion.
the like of which hope never to behold
again, and which even now appears 20
me more like the wild COMPUTATIONS of q
dream than reality. Petersburg is situ-
ated only one mile from the Pennsylya-
MIA line, and the remarkable occurrence
that am about to jot carefully down for
the columns of the Commercial took place
three miles from our village, in the
neighboring State.
On last Thursday evening, the 4th
inst, as little boy was returning from
school, across the fields, on nearing 4
couple of hay stacks he heard plaintiff
moans, apparently proceeding therefrom,
accompanied by faint articulations OF q
human voice. He distinctly heard the
ejaculation. Ny God ! my God I" The
boy hurried to his home which was in
sight. and told Mr. Davidson what he
had heard Mr. Davidson at once start
ed back with him, and meeting TWO
neighbors on the way, took them along
TO the stack of hay.
On reaching the spot and going round
one of the stacks, from which the sound
proceeded, they discovered some rags
protruding from the base, and, on iuvcs-
tigation, what was their surprise to find
8 young girl, an entire stranger, literally
buried in the hay, seemingly helpless
and in dying condition. She raised
pair of blue and swollen eyes to TIE
gentlemen's startled faces, and empIor-
ed them net to move her, 10 let her lie
there and die, for she was frozen and
starred. and that aid had arrived too late
However, the gentlemen raised her as
gently as they could, and. though the
gentlest motion aggravated her suffer
ings, succeeded in CARRYING her back to
Mr.. Davidson's farm house While the
inmstes were en3eavoring to make her as
comfortable as possible, they proceeded
TO examine the mysterious charge SO
suddenly cast upon their care She wss
evidently not more than sixteen wears OF
age. and scantily and mis- erably clad. A
/ tattered dress clung around her attenua-
/ ted form, and 8 garment that had once
/ been an unoesskirt. 81 = had torn in two
/ one strip being tied about her head anu
/ the other wrapped about her feet On
taking ef the wrappings, they were
greeted by frightful spectacle. Her
/ feet were terribly bIackeaed and swollen
with being frozen, and her whole BODY
wss 6iseolore3, while the agonized cres-
tuye told them tia. " it -eemed to lie.
sll the llezh on Ter body was pierced
with kni} e, and ready to d1op on her
i bones /" They sent for physician. and
IL the meantime did all they could e
/ snev.ate her sutferings, but with little
success. :. Water was her crv. aud
| he small Quantities they gave her she
drank with famishing eagerness. She