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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-07-16
tFrom the New York Sun, July 7.
The Mysterious Disappearance OF
Beautiful Girl in Brooklyn.


The corpscs which are so frequently found
in the rivers, and the human bones ocea-
sionally excavated when digging the founda-
tIons Of new edifices IN this city, sometimes
supply evidence oil the existence OF that Or
ganized gang of kldnappers and murdcrers
which so many of our old inhabitants tell
us of, and of which the police sometimes
throw out mysterious hints. We have be-
low case of which the kidnappers are sup
posed to know something Alzein futyln,
a beautiful mss only II years OF age, lett
Montreal ON the 18Th ult., on the 3 A. NJ.
train for this city, were she purposed spend
inr n few weeks with her relatives. Her
mother, who is widow, was unwilling that
her daughter should undertake the trip
alone, and advised her 10 wait until some
| friends could accompany her. But Miss Al
zein insisted, and came. As she could mol
sneak English (she is of French brtl), she
| was especialy recommended to the conduc-
| tor. On the evening of the day OF her de-
narlure her relatives here, who are highly
respectable people, went IN their carriage 10
the Hudson river rairORd depot, on the ar
rival OF the Montreal train TO meet her
They were disappointed. Their relative hau
not come by that train. Inquiries were
made of the conductor, but he could not re.
member To add TO his recollection mr.
mute description of the young woman was
giyeu him, After some dellberatl0n TIT
conductor remembered something, and re
nlied that a girl answering the description
Ind come on his train from Albany to thl
cily. but he would not positively asser
whether she came through or stopped at al
intermediate station. When asked whethe
she was alone, he thought that when he say
her she was engaged in conversation win
! strange gentleman. , -,..
The relatives, very much alarmed, aske.
/ the conductor whether he was sure that
was their relative he had seen.
, ''If she is as you describe her, am Ger
tain il IS she,N said the conductor.
+ Next morning came-no Mademolselle'
Next evening came-still missing.
, Three days passed, and still no Mademoi
selle.
Knowing very well the grief and anxiet
, which Madame Pulvn would feel, the rela
l. lives delayed sending her any commuh'ca
1 ti0n.
r At last, on the eighth day, they receive
the following letter from Mrs Putvln
MONTREAL, June 81, 1860,
"DEAR COUSIN Alzein left Montreal 10
! your city on Tuesday, the 10th inst. Tele
/ graph me Immediately her arrival, because
. God only knows how this awful suspens
G iorturcs me. Quick quick for Gods sax
y CATnARINE PUTvIN. "
: In response TO this appeal they did tei'
graph, but the dispatch they sent proslfale
r. the mother and threatened 10 dethrone hi
reason.
. Our reporter was informed yesterday, b
= the relatives of the family in this city, thi
q three OF the keenest detectives in the coul
:. try have the case in charge and are SAL
r guine of finding out the whereabouts oil IL
, riIl
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-07-16
From Lippneotrs Magazine for July.l
Princess and Page.
ny LUCY HOOPER

l..
Spring in France Is sunny and fair
Springs sweet odors enchant the air
Into the Louyre's easement wide
poureth the sunshine's golden tide
Princess Marguerite standetlf there,
Jeweled daisies amid her hair.
She elances down and whispers low
uWbo is the page that waits below !"
"yon handsome youth with joyous air.
WIN proad white brow and SHINING HA''
The naoe looks up-bis eager glance
Rests on the iairest face in France.
Glance answers glance with meaning sweet
Fair nage-fair Princess Marguerite
The summer's scented zephyrs glide
Into the Louvre's easement wide.
summer sunshine in golden sheen
alinmers around Queen catharine'
:, what handsome page" she mutters low
:, ia bo that 1yaiteth down below 2"
nThe velvet emp that crowns his curls
Is clasped with a daisy wrought ot pearls
" Last night she sang an old song sweet,
.si douce, 81 douce, est In Marguerite
81 hear aud heed so have care
NV handsome page-my daughter iiir.'
III.
The autumn winds chant wild refrain
Above the dark aud cullen Seine
A pallid moon with spectral light
Changes to ghostly day she night.
over the rivers bpsom spread'
Widens a stain of fearful red
Out of the depths there rises now
pale dead face with clovcn brow'
And tangled 'mid the blood-steined euris
There CLEANS a daisy wrought ofpeariS'
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-07-16

NOVEL WAY OF STOPPING A RAILROAD
TRAIN.-A friend informs US OF the novel
mode adopted to stop railroad tram IN
Vermont the other day. He was at Centre
Rutland, way station, where the tram did
not stop except upon the signal Of a red nag
II was carly in the morning, and the station
man had not arrived. A woman with two
small children came to take the cars, and
was anxiously awaiting their arrival Inc
time was nearly up, and yet no appearance
of the station master. The woman grew
more anxious. She said there was no signal
and she must take that tram at all hazards.
"Why," said she, 81 can now hear the cars
comine-what shall dor l must go ON TINS
train" This appeal was addressed to our
TREND, who, by the way, IS over SIX lee'
iall, and 'well prOpOrtioned." Alter ihlnk
ing moment, lie asked the woman u sh'
did not have something red about her, q
shawl or something She replied that sh,
had not. In moment thought slruci
her, and she said, eyes, have on me re-
petticoat, will that dor" "Certainly, SAT-
our friend, 81 will elevate il OH my walkinl
stick; and il that don't stop the tram lhei
there is no virtue in woman's eXpedlen.s.
The experiment was tried, aud tue emblem
of woman's rights brought the rushing trall
to stand on time. The woman was dc
lighted with her success, and laughed
heartily over the repetition OF the story
any OF the passengers on the train.-At'd"
, Argus.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-07-16

FLowERs - The Wistaria, and every
member of the large family to which II
belongs, repeat the gay butterfly in horal
nainting tile Pansy peepng from the garden
border, shows a cats face, oil varying ex-
preston and form; in the meadows, every
wild Arum displays Jack IN the Pulpll,
ready To preach sermon TO any audience
which loves TO hold communion with nature
nnder ihe broad arch rising above her tenn
Me- in The nine woods, where now mods the
Cvpupedium, Lady's Slipper hangs, fiji for
Cinderela's fairy foot; and from every Dan
delion root leaves arise whose indentations,
resembling a lions tooth, have given this
name TO the flowers which dot the lawns
with golden beauty; or whose perfected
seeds. and seed down, rising conspicuous
above the tall grass, with its airy rnundness
is IA symbol of grace and downy llghlness::
In driving or walking in its delightful
suburbs, we see many Wistaria crowned
lattice, and many garden well draped with
rich trensure We watch with appreciatlve
eve the varied forms in which the skilful
gardener has marked out path for this vine
10 follow. Sometimes il is Il brick colored
BACKGROUND on which the richly colored
clusters glow in rich luxuriance; or the VINE
creeping nlong the edge OF piazza or porch
throws down its pendulous racemes in grace
(nl loyeliness Sometimes il climbs on O
lattice trained on neutral brown; or il is d
while background that brings out Its purity
of color Sometimes it wends ills way along
garden walls, or lwnes carelessly arount
nillaried arches, or embraces lovingly trunks
Of protecting trees.
I've can Imagine nothing prettler than th'
Cumming bush" OF liquid gold, the Labur
mum; the gay racemts dancing and glitter
ing in tie morning sunlight, and swaYe'
lightly by the gentle summer breeze, nov
conccaing, now revealing the softer charm
Of lis neighbor aud relative. We canno
make up our minds on which Of the graceful
beauties to bestOw the palm; shall we crow
the stately Labmnum, which reminds us O
the shower of gold INTO which Jupiter wa
, transformed, when he visited the fair Dang
or shall we honor the pcndulous Wlstarii
f dropping from the lattice, and with clingln
i (ondness, and more tender coloring exem
4 plilying the genller graces2 Poets have nt
: sung the praises OF this graceful vnei mi
!, sicians have not tuned their stringed instr
/. ments 10 do homage to its loveliness; an
4. the 'rLanguage of Flowers" has not reco
. ded its teachings; but more charml
II poem never was written than that VINO
n verses may be read on every pendant clusl
r. of flowers, sweeter music was never hea
i than the hum of the bees as they fit ov
a the butterfy-shaped corollas; and nobl
=, language was never uttered than that su
u gesled by the fountain OF amethyst, Low
l. and "riuth. "--Pro0ldence journal
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S6eril's Safes.

,uEtkIFF,g sALE.---BY VIRTUE OF
~ a wttt nf Vatdlunni zpnnns ~ ine ii ee'"l VIII
a, .xn,a. 1, rmhir Sale at the hnl ~ lsahc fyie'
IudNn QusenI IN The tty Wilmi9siou NsW ssss sssn
.t2I 'copk, T.. the following deseribcd Real helAte
4 lot If Land ,iuliatn the City Of Wilmington, New
Castle Comfy, D,l Ms fllows to wit;
ps.aA No 1.-ine tive story Brick House sui Lot on
la1H Bannett Street., (No SOD bounded by thu lanls
gllf Of Michael Ctanon and Nah tnie ,ulhert' being
EatlA 9 feet font on Bennett Street, and running
harK 60 ieot, be the same IN 70 or less.
p-s-aS No 2-One tw" story liri,k store and House
TnIM on the corner Of Sev-nth and Zine Streets.
lg bounded by the lands Of John llnrie, on seventh
llll4 strt ct and Samuel Gallon. On Pine stett run
,inIg mack 70 feet he the tAnie more or less.
NJ a-one lot OF Land situated at Fifth aud Madison
STRAITS 900 fest front Madison Street and running
hack 100 feet adjoining the lands Of Hannah Brindley
and the Trustees Of Jefferson PARK he the same more or
No -Ons lot oil Land situated M,li'en STREET
abova Finh street, bounded by M aud the Trustees
n Jefsrs0n Park fronting - fact on Madison stfeot
and running back SO fet br ths saIns more or less
kO.b-Oue lot Of land III Eighth street Tar Mnnfos
street being 20 fsat front Eighth straet aud run
ming b1ek loo lost bounded by the lands II the Trustees
Of Central Pfesbyteriin church, WIN Woost0n and
Henry Evans, he the eatns mora or less
No e--One lOt of Land nn Monroe Street nerr Eehth
str et being 20 feet font MourOe Street aud running
hack 100 feet bounded by tile and Of tue Trustees o
Gan raj presbyean Ghutth. hu the mora ur less
No J-0ne lot Of LAM situated on Market street.
batweep 18th aud 18th slraets bopg 20 feet front ana
runnur back ITO feet aud bounded by the lands o
Thomas s. Newlin. Lewis zehley, aud v. X VI uause
he the same mora or leSs'
No e-One lot Of Land at Ninth and Madison Streets
beue $50 fset front Ninth STR It, aud running back
s1 feet and bounded by The anis of H. llanshey and
james sawion, Juuipr he the samA more or less - :,
No q.-One lot Ot Land in Fun Street hetween hahi
sol and Adams siraes, leiug 100 feet mont and rnnnnl
back eing part of whist thr shpley estate, be tn
what II may
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-07-16
SDeCiaI J1Olite es.
DR.. Simms' White PuImon1c BalsaI
NOW USED by THOUSANDS.

This preparation Ia complete chemical iood' ana Wll'
build up weakened, emaciated aud hroken.down con,
Etutiuna This remedy Is rapidly taking the place q
ali others in all diseases of the THROAT and LUNGS
acts promptly and quickly in curing chronic and re-
cent Coughs, Bore Throat, Asthma, Coup heHtFsneHs
Bronchitis Soreness and Paine in the Breast AMI booi
Splitting, Tickling Coughs, Tightne1 OF the fhlsau'
Wheeling OF shortness of BREATH Weak Voice and Con
sumption. e MIR ~
We have cured more thSn one hundred cases Of Pull
MONARY CONSUMPTION through the use OF TINS
remedy We gusantee 1t all we represent 1t TO re IL
ia POWERFUL ExpkCroRANT, with Tonle Altsr9, \,
tive and difnsve properties, and stands nnexceed y
rarely equaiied, in CURING ALL DISEASES OF THE
THRoAf AND LUNGS. 1t now commands large
sale, and is extensively appreciated wherever nsea ane
is highly recommended by clegymen, lawyers editors
and physlcaus, and by thousands who have uted it,
Rsee ous Special Circular for full description sent
nv mail or TO be had of Dealers in Medicines Price bO
cents and 81 bottle Full directions accompany each
bottle Prepared sud sold by ,,,,,s
Practical Chemist, Wilmington, Del
Sold wholesale by johnson, Holloway &Coween, Phila
delphia, DsmAs barnes Co., New york auu AT rstan
BY dealers In medicines everywhere. noFlS
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-07-16

CATCHING A PIcKPocKET.- Many years
ago, in London, clever detective OF the
period bit upon very ingenious trick Tor
trapping watch-pullers. He made himself
up like respectable old gentleman from the
rural districts, very conspicuous item oil
his outfit being an immense bunch OF seals,
that hung by ribbon from the walchpocket
under his waistband. In tins guise lie
,hinS and Hi looking a' into sSap windows. II
was NOT long before he felt sharp tug al
his watch ribbon, followed by yell OF
agony. The astute thief catcher had inter
spersed among his seals lot of fish hooks,
and so 1t came that he landed the first thiei
that prounced upon his bait.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-07-16

FATAL RESULT OF CURIosITY.-A couple
of fellows have, for two or three weeks past,
been troubling persons living in the upper
part of Masillon, Ohio, by walking around
their houses, looking into windows, ana
ratllne blinds. At Mr.. Pease's house es-
pecially, they have been troublesome, haV-
ing for several evenings past regularly vlslteo
II, Just as the family were retiring. Az nrst
little attention was paid TO these visits, nut
they became so frequent and regular that
the matter grew serious, and measures hau
to be taken TO either catch the rascals, or
at least drive them oft the premises. On
Friday night at 10 O'Clock, they again made
their appearance al window OF the bedroom
occupied by Mrs. Church-a widowed sister
of MIR. Peasc, and Mrs. Kicks, whose hus'
band died month or two ago. The occu-
| pants of the room had not retired, Dut were
sitting with MIR. Pease awaiting the approach
of their visitors. Just at 10 O'Clock the
| blinds Of an outside shutter were seen TO
move. when Mr.. Pease quickly seized a
shotgun, and, intending 10 irighten the lell
low hy n random shot, fired. A man fell
sideways 10 the ground, killed instantly by
innumerable shot, which pierced his lore
head. His companion escaped unknown
The cry for "help," taken in connection
with the loud report of the gun, soon brought
together n large number OF neighDors, ana
ior time great excitement PreValIeu. Ut
effect OF his chance shot caused Mr., Peas'
to become almost frantic. He at once sur
rendered himself to the proper officers, hu
was Immediately released on merely nomi'
nal bail The name of the man go disgrace
fully killed in the very act OF preparing
window through which 10 look upon retirlnl
females is John Fischer. lie was one oil m
German molders who worked at Russell'
i only twenty.four or five years old, and bu
$ lately married. The killing of him was en
: tirely accidental, though the shooting wa
y not. Considering the annoyance and lrigh
!, occasioned by the many nightly visits, tn
e affair is looked upon in Masillon as perlectl
iustifiable, though certainly lamentable.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-07-16
neaFnass BIindness and Catarrh

Treated with the utmost sucesas by IsAACs, ~ p.
nd Professor Of DISEASES Of the EYE aad EAR (hia
snsealtyl in the Medical College OF Pennsylvana ~
years siperlsnes formerly Of Ls,den hSsnd1 MG;
can Ia saap al his oee The medical faculty are In
viied 10 accompany their PATIENTS he has no secrets
In his practlce, Artificial inserted without pam
~ ~ W ~. Paa y a. sxsminAtiou fsbl2-ly
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-07-16
pam0Ia0 Suifering with Ruplure

Or other Physical Weakness, are pyitea to visit Phla
TwaIfh sirest below Race, TO obtain proper Trusses
Braces Supporters &e lady attendant conducts thls
snsrtmsnt with professional ability. Examinations
maie and suitable nsti uments for Prolapsus applied
NREDLEs gives AtteAion 10 male patients
al his office, Twelfth and Race streets rhsuel
Eeehanical Remedies, insures inlegent aud correct
trsstment. sS-BANNINGS BRACES adjusted.
ianta.caA. lUm
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Gruuelers CGui0e.
e. -sssarzrl PHILADELPHIA VII
kS9 q - 1MIN0fON AND BAhfth"hh
RAII, ROAD TIME TABLE.
COMMENCING MONDAY. MAY iOihl 1853

RAlL liOAb TIME TABLE.
COMMENCING MONDAY. MAY lob, 1869
gtains will leave Depot IToad treei and wash
WAY-MAIL TRAIN ats 40 Am tsundsls exetI led)
for Baltimore, stopping a. All ks nlAI Stations tor-
Meeting with Delaware Rail R0ai at Wilmington ier
Crisiirld aud intermediate stations. .
EXPIRES TRAIN At 100 M, (sundays eaeepteaJ
for baltimore and Washington stopping at Mimingtoh'
PerSville and avre-de Grace. Connects atNiimlngoh
ExPREss TRAIN al 100 p. M. Sundays excepted,
for altmorosnd Washineon stopping at CheslsI IhnIs
low, lnwood, Claymont Wilmington Newport stanton,
Newark Elkton,Nnrth East ChafeEtown, ,perryve,
,ieuraee Aherin.n' retryman's, EdgeWooi' haghohsi
GhA-e's and strmmnf's Kun
Ss-EIGdr EXPRESS atit.ao p NJ (daily,l for Bslu.
m0tt1nd Washington torpnr nt Chester, lhuriew ihn-
so'h, lum'n wilmurion Newark glttou N.fih-EaAs''
Prrtyyillsani l,rrs asr4ce psrryman's and Magnolia
IA shngrts fur Fortress Monroe and norfolk VIII tAAe
the l20n M.trAin,
WILMINGTON TRAINS.
bopping At all station between Philadelphia and VILE
mlnston.
L,1yo Phibaelpla At H. 100 Nj. $50, bOu, and 10
T. N. Ihe 6N0 rN.tran connects with Delaware Rail
| roli or Harrington aud intermediate stuiious.
Leays Wilmington at 9 20 and $40 Nj, 80 as snd
100 daily r. NJ TbesO A. Nj train will not stop be-
tween 'Iei'r' and Philadelphia.
fhiLAnELriuA ana BALTIMORE CENTRAL r. L.
TRAINS
stprhs y Al ssiionr Chester Creek and Philadel'
| plit hnd Baltimore Central railroad.
haiephis lar Fort Deposit (sundays eHespledl
at 800 a. Al. anl . 80 T.. NJ Leave Philadelphia 70,
0slou at Loo NJ The : co A. NJ. train stops Al all
Station hetwten fhilulelphis and Lamokin
Lelyrlurl Deposit tnr hiladelphia tsundaye excepted
At o 10 ~ A, NJ and ~ P. NJ.
| Trains e.vibg Wilmington at $50 A. NJ, and 416
| NJ, will c0nueei at iamukin Junction With the 400 A.
" aud 80 r. NJ trains inl Philadelphia and Baltimore
Central kAilrsAd.
TilRoUlH TRAINS FROM BALTIMORE.
Leave Wilmington at 1880 A. NJ ,l22O, 81 aud 1920
r Nj
CHESTER FOR PHILADELPHIA
Leave Chester Mt 725 IS, 9,OS aud HOS a. N IL
ASS, O9u, ~ aud lOiaP,M.
From BALTIMORE TO PHILADELPHIA.
Leave Baltimore 7.e5 A. NJ, Way Mail. a,3h An, tx
press. 23b p NJ, EApress. 72b r. NJ RKprets 10 40
i. NJ Express.
From Baltimore 10 Port Deposit anl intermediate
stations al 500 =. NJ
Accommodation Train from Port Deposit Will leave
Pelryve at BA7 A. NJ. for Baltimore and intermediate
| stations.
T,ains Baltimore leave Chester at l2.od and 0i1
A. NJ and SO 2. NJ.
Train, for Baltimore leave Wilmington at 1852 and
1909 A. Nj % aud hlTr.M,
SUNDAY TRAIN FROM BALTIMORE
Leaves Baltimore at 72b 7. Nj, stopping al Magnolia
! Perryman's, Aberdeen, HAyre'dsIrsee, ferryve,
Charestnvn, North East, klkton, Newark, stanton,
Newport, Wilmington, Caymont Linwood aud Chester.
II +. kENNEY, supt
fsssI;s;; g71,r DELLA w AXE RAIL
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n EGIsTER's ORDEn.
R. RIalsGsss nrElee. NEW CAa1LH couAry.

X, IIsisrsss 0FFice, NEW CASTLE couArY,(
April 3ith, ls6y :
Upon the appicaiiouof James H. Ray Executor 81 the
Iast win aud testament OF ELIZA It. WOODWARD late Of
white Clay Craek Hundred, in said County, decd il il
ORDERED and directed by the Register that the Exc
cntor aforesaid Give notice of the granting OF Letters
documentary upon the Estate of the deceassd, with
the date OF granting thereof by causing ADVERTISE
msnts to he posted within forty days IRON the date
Of such Letters in six OF the most public plactt Of the
County of New Castle, requiring AL persons having
demands the estate to present the same or abide
by Act OF Assembly such case made and provided
And also cause the to be inserted within the same
period in the Delaware state journal aud Statesman
ued therein two months.
- Given under the hAndau Seal Of Office oithe
H. Register aforesaid, at New Castle In New Castle
t- County aforesaid the day and year above writ
tan R. o. FRAIM, Register.
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Also. Freight Trains with Passenger Car attaehed,
viii leave Wilmington sboet 400 M New Castle, 4so,
uiiJlaiawn $40. Clayton 73O, Dover, $50, Camden,
To- Fslnn Ii o. aud Oa due Al Harrington about 1880
4. 81 Returning. to leave harrin9ton about 32O r. M
ii t,,n sas MIldlrnwn, 40 New Castle, 300, and be
dus a. Wilmington, about $50 r. NJ Subject to delsys
This lr,iu viii stop 10 take up Passengers only al
st,tnns nAmrI hat will got down Passengers At any
stopping ll,a, exn-pt lltfes corner state Road Del
Junction aud nnplni.
NEw CASTLE TRAINS.
leave New Castlrfor Wilmington and philadepbia, at
TlIA NJ. ,,,,
for New Castle. , -
Additional to those above ieave Smyrna ior Clayton
n 10 An aud slOP.M. Leave Clayton orsmyrna $40
AM and 2 10 T.. NJ. to make eonneeti0n with rAlns
| aud fruui Dover. and stations soath
| Il, amboai TrArs heretofore run are withdrawn.
EoAt will however, leave Crisied for Norfolk in cor,
| nsetion with Local Train, Tuesday, Thursday aud
| Saturday Evenings. r,r.x,
| snnnrlnInndanl d alawhra RAllroh
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qIouruaI aun Statesman
FR1pAY MORNING. JUIY 10, 1862.
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