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NUMBER 178—NEVV SERIES.
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or ALL KINDS,
Executed at the Gazette orifice.
~ ENJI‘.-{L surgery.—A. Hill, Df‘l)lttl
Surgeon, tillers his services to the ppblip
in every tlepurttnent ol'Dt:iital .‘3Itt‘<.'F|'V-
(_);fiL-it as ht,-rt-rol‘«trt-.. itt Burrall's Blliltllnfls.
Refcrcncss-—.l A. i\]'L(-an. M. D; Ira Greg
ory, M. D; Hon. 1'. 8. Butler; l-lon. Bttnj.
lsimcs; l{ev.‘Dr ;\leatl ;' fittv l_f;llWl_tl flail ' Rev
G N. Sutitlt. Normal/c. Neltrmtizth l’crrv, l.
Ritlire/iclt/. R. B. Bottslitrtl. M. D. Qqrtéatgg,
r. tlowell R trlgors. Culcchcstcr. Witt Witter.
M. D. lVilli1ttttnlir:. Ct.
F01‘ Sale—-A xaluable trtiet-"tit
:-tint, l"l)ll.~'l."lllI;1tlf altuut. at-rt-s.
, .~‘ltl.§;li*§l lti this low it. at \\t't-‘Ii-‘I It-'Il)‘:lI;‘::
_,*d,,__‘__ so ():|”l-‘ll. pt-gtr the ff‘S|tl_(';‘.;'§’ _ol don
§ttIi:itI Camp. Sen. Saitl trtli-‘l l-" -W“ll ?ll‘l’“"
UG.-liIl.—A new supply of Sti_r_tar—jvt-t
k.-. Ft’t’t:l\'t--ll and for sale as l‘llF«‘lp rtsever-— 14
t” 20 ttttttittls lttr I1‘. S1‘ Jo}-t;\'.
Kf"_’S No. I. t xtr:t.'and pure grtttttitl.
6
gm Bellville and Utiioii \\'hitt- Lead. lor
“sale at it‘tatiul'acttircts‘ prit-is lty
W. (3. STREET.
500 lbs supet-ittr quality of Matlder.
500 " [,ttg\\'ttod ‘
V 400 “ l<‘ostic.
509 “ /\lti|'.t
500 “ (Tupperas. for saltrclteap by
W F. llI~Sl-'.Ll«.
l NK,—l{t=t=i's [’.lt'('lt and Blue. ltik. the befst
now in use, for sale and xi-ttrrauit-tl by
J. A. \\'t~:t«:n.
l'lIEi§IC.-"KN Locks. .&c.—'l'lte stilt
st-rtltei‘ t-llt'r- for salt: at .\laitufat:ttirers'
prit-es. Piorpttitt (‘E H-ttcliltiss’ patent tlttor llH'l\>'
,'|]|ll latt-ht-s. with silver plan-tl. itiiiteral. pl.'~tit”(l,
jet," port-t-lain, glass and brass knobs. which for
lit-atilv or tliiraltilitv are not sttrpassetl by titty
mat'iul'tit-Iitretl in the cotiiitry. \V U S*rm-_'r;T_-
NitT\\'3lll§. Nov. Il. '
' EASE’S Clarifietl I-isseticc. of Hoarlittuutl
C:tiitt',\-ajtisi received by W E Bisst-:i.i..
\.;.. -.-.-_.
tinned iitio plow, meadow. pastiire autl wood. /
and will be sold itt one or more parcels as “Ill ..
best suit purcltztsers. on 2‘tC(,'t)ttltlltNl7|llllE terms. ;-—--.-.- , . .
l E J ST Joiii\'. _~_.- - ~
.. ' ' ' -'-. "- :4
Nnfurfllk. 3,3,1.‘ (5. 1342. 1-_--1-vg.tt‘l5.§§9'§Z?5-‘..i‘— . .
* ii.. ..b.ettu;;:ti:.. r;;;.i. at. ’}i9 ;t”;*fit"t§fpf;:'d”{7;ue;ftyt§y ytgtint
- I.‘ .‘i~, - ’t.'. -
well knttwtt estalilt-lttiicrtt litr thet H H '‘l‘d‘i- ‘' l’ L )" ( M e
ttt:iitufar~tiirt-.ofgil Drcsscil Leather.
The prt-it),i-‘cs gtlfiitlltl about Ii} acres
gytflqtl land. on i;.'liit:l) is 2‘. good Dwt-.lliu~.'
Hon:-3.3. Barn, Shop. and other ltoi|tlittg_s—a good
water power. and ti litie. t)’Clltlf(l ll is -iluatt-tl
on the Daub-try mail, tliree miles from Nnrwall.
igniting. fl. l't,irIltt-r (il(‘..~‘(.‘l’l[tllttll is tlt‘t‘tllr‘ll nu
m;,t:,es;:.-try. l\'i.t-zizi-zit \\~’oiti.i-:Y.
Norwalk. .‘\tl[2-I6. 1342
.'.i-
ROUND Pepper and Atlspice.—-
A iirst rat.-aritt:le ofGrttutttl l’ei-i°t‘r and
h
"or utttiritl .-it rut-til, .I 'll.\' l§t,'t:H.-\j.l.
aw'1"ioivMatcties by tile ;_.r.....s. th.-.z
or single litr -ale luv" LEVI ('I. ‘Hi.
IOHIBS, Site‘-ll. Httrtt. Ivory and lit-ritual:
bilvt.-r. til‘ all ki.uts. t.-tit~a;t. L. L'i..ai:i<.
E) til‘ Rl.ti.~‘(*. ljttlttgttt-.
- . l'uts.t: \'V.-tier. .\ltit'2t.ssat' atttl urlit-r t-ltF. very
low at l.. (It..iiii\’s.
F01: s :10 Cheag)—.-\
qtiatitity of V\t'll nta-le moo’.-
izttarse l)tItl’S. litr stile \.’t'l’\" r'lte:t;t
-‘ in suit the titi._e-..—-;.-tit:i- 82.25 —-
Algr) tit), '§3‘_0O..—tl:tl,'lllii- ,~ttlv'.~‘ illttl \'3ttlt;:>'
3_.,".'.ilt,-|' itrtittfgt’lftlt?:til'tt'5 tltt. litr 00
Just retztrix-e,tl ti itatttl-time 1‘.~~tttl:ll|’l|l Hi‘ l"vtlt
hers. t:ttttsi.~:iin_'.! ol‘L‘tt|ies.‘ Iltitttwetl tttttl wltal in
lihtttl st,)'le. A'so 2t‘(ttleittct=’s «lo. oi" lirst raz-
fllltlllly. '
Pu.-, ~‘[]l_|5(f]'iltPr- has t_'ttttst;iii=|\_- on it and at.
us-url.'l|t'lll Ul.[_1.'-ltlll?§ and t~lttl-ltett ~' ~‘li-it-s. 't:t
,-5:tl«-. low to suit llgit‘ t,i:_ti---' 05} pair ='-l ll-=t'l\«‘t
sins. iutetid.-tl ;HJtll"lill2ltl)' litr titling both for
G:-ittlt-ttteu and liatlit-s. »“
The |l];lltl(S of the iiittlersigtietl are T(‘|lll'lllltl
1;; his patrons atttl the onblit: fits their favuratttl
snottort tluriitg iht_-. past year. 1342. For ill!‘
new vear which we have now euieretl upon he
ooks-f-tr c=tittittitatit~e in their patronage&.- csolves
by gas-_i’«ttittti..s nltcntitttl to the wants ot the public
H, [115-_r|T*‘.,‘E.'|t‘ support. lli-zivity Him-mzs.
[\'ur-tvnlk. Jan. 3 i843-
LIST OF LETTERS
Remainirtg in l/te Post Ofll.-:e at Norma//t’;
April, 4llt., l84.3_. '
llUSl‘l T'ltttrp:is\\ L_\'n"S VVW M
ttiovt=.l to the west .-itlc. of the I ritt,t_tc, at the
stand late-ly ttt.-cttpit-tl by R. S. l’.=ttoo_y+-r. and
lta\'ll‘tl_1])|lt'(‘ll2lSl‘tl ltis stork in trade, is now
ready to fiirtitsli the otit»lii- with the l)'_'.~l assort.
itieitt (ll. :-trlit-lt-s in his liiie P\(‘t‘ ltII"l’t-(l itt Il=i~‘
l_TlilTl{t"l—.~‘t,t(‘h as Sritltllt-s. lil’tllt'.~, llttl'llt'>'S(’.~‘.
'l‘t'uoks, Vali-‘es. Lizirpt-l li",t_r.<, :.\lartiii'_J_ales.
Halters and (Tollzirs Also. a .-iii-t-riur assort-
uient -l'(,‘;ttri:z,t;t-. and l'litliu-_- \\'l-.ips.
Saddle and harne.-s 'l‘tin ntitt,t_v- of all l\lll(l5
.'\‘adtllt'er‘s Silk, and a 2'('tll.‘l':tl ti.-st-rttttetit o!
artit-lt-5 |t~‘llZ)ll_l,' called for in e.-Ialtlisliiiteitts of
this lilllll.
.-‘_.l~.t. a ;_u_io.l asso,t'ittit=ttt of El-t.~tjc.atitl -'\Vt»bb
l‘if;H‘t’~‘ oi‘ his own ntai-ol';:i-tore. made for
c/ttrttliiliiy as it ell as t‘ttlt\'('ttl|'llt‘P.
'l'lii— at»-iv» tlt'|lt.‘l(’S. the utit|..~rsi;ttetl pl,eti,¢1t-‘:‘~
ltiim=t'l,l' to sell. as low as Jl_t,P_\' ,(,';}lt he rtlllltll
t-lst-\\ltt-re. Tlte. pztirttitage of tile public is
'e~petttl'ttlly sttlit-iH'il.__,_ __
N. ll. 'l‘lm s'!i(:le.\t attention paid ttt all kiritls.
til‘ t.--pziirio«___r \Vtt.l.l.-\M B. SWAN.
Ntiiwailt. Fr~l). 13. 18-13.
' _' Dli. .\l. R. i-‘i.t«:'i‘t‘:i—ii«: cs
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zemeflmmmt
i%n%z
Patent 'E‘1'2iiss_.
ll ll} -tilt-t-tilt.-t nttnltl t-all tlte attettlirtti o,l7
, thi-1-tiltit~itis=-tt-t~-l'tltettt't:y('--ttilicates
:-iiil t-tltttuia.‘ itnt,E,t:e.- xi i-It \\ llll It be is fttrtii.-ltt-tl
in ‘--tlt'.-l1)‘ltttt t-ftltc sit; t-tior _it=t ritsttl _lJr l"lt-It-li
t-r'.~ rt-t-eutiv itin-titetl 'l‘ru.~.s. for the rtilit-f ol
Elgttsl‘ &ll'Ill(fl.t-tl Will] the iruiililt-stntte uialittly
Ut-inla. ltt |igitt.itt~ss, neaiitt-ss. in the atl\-auia-
gets of being i'-lllPl(‘(.l to Sttil atty alteration in the
figure of the wearer, and in ,;1f‘Il(‘t”ill lacility
of utlaplatittn, it is bt-lievt-tl that the ittstritntetil
minnttl be sttrpas-etl. :I‘lte stilt.-,_criltt-r would
t-tttth'.lt-ittly refer .t,ltttse ;.s-.lto are tl,t_-sirttti‘s of
procurittg the bcsl. Truss to the tiumcrotrs
t-ertilittates of iiitlivitluals who are now wear-
ing this llt.<trntnPl)l. litr itttiiruiation as to its
practical ellitzieitt-y. Numerous testimonial-
,l'rt_tiu Siirg.-nos £_j_]lll .l’;i',it-tits; may be seen on
B9]! [4]];-um 2 Ltti-kw-titttl Frzittpcts
B-at-m1 M'ati:t l,:.|tI-ll \l.'i|‘ltn Ii?‘-_t_itt‘-r
limit-‘tlittt N }li|.'|IIl=‘l .\l Ki" \\7li:li:ti‘tt
Br-ri:;.trtiitt C l\.ltll~ E“).-
Butr Hugh .\lat'l-at .it-~-t-pli
1}."-k|9y A &,N B Nt-_'\\'('t)ttIll ."l:tt_\ H
Crab Mr - 1’armti Clmrlt-s
J?‘-Jrfis Sjg‘l)l),(,‘n Slllllll D S '_S
Flynn Steitl-cits E~i,l,it‘I‘
(,‘,,'.[fii|."[‘lios B Skitlitioite Mary E
uox James Rev.- Spring .ln'nu
ounshory Alexatttler Totlle Lewis
Taylor M Miss CHAS ls mos, P. ill.
Persons calling for arty ot the al-ove Letters.
yg-i|| please say they-5);}: atlvertist-ll.
' EDICAL Notice.—'l‘tte aitntial meet-
ing oflltt-. Fairlicltl Coi.nt._v Medical St)-
cielv, will be held at the City Utttel in the city
lpf Britigerittrt. on 'l‘hurst.la_v, the 13th inst , at
30 o'clock. A. M.
' S. P. V. R. Triit Bnoscx. Clerk.
Fairfieltl. April 1. 1313.
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In
lg-ti-trig;
III0I4AS§ESSo
Hltrls ,{’;it..¢- gtltyiv ,(_ mp _PIITl0rl(‘l)_ ayttl
prices that defy‘ t-outpt titton. just luntlt-tl.
~ SUGAR.
Hhtls prime St. Croix Sugar and 10 do
..-im.-, New Orleans do, for sale bv the
I , --
hlttl. bbl, or lltttt:lI'P|ll.. at ‘lies-s price than cm bi-
had at any store in I its vi I:-ge.
319.13-
rrony ‘,2 1-4 ll) per C“'l.
Clover Seed. '
Qyces N6-\\ (:ftt‘t Ultttt -.‘H"ll. 9nl”’9l_\t' l"'P"
from plttttlillllv-,f"r
per bu.-ht-l.
hhlg _s,,,,mfim- Hit:-lte:s’er' Flttllf-E/.1/
5 Bra;-,”'_..$5 pr"-r hill. The tlllttve guru'-
lH‘i\'e jti.-'t in-t-it t'r~t:=i\’t‘tl lit‘-ill!
W lit‘. ‘-‘ttlsl iittt‘ t't7.~ll. ill [Ifl('l"‘ ‘U ‘ill’ ill" ll7""
limos. by l"itt:it:>. -“>"t‘ -l~rIt.'\'-
Nurwalk, Meirch 1843.
Flour,
0-)
nvav,
Tierces fif.~"‘l“_'("tl:I'~ll_y -Rice, for sale at
,\’t~u York, an.’
s
apptit-atiou Ill I10 .-tilt t-riber. For sale ,at re-
\V. E. Bis.-i-:L,t..
3u;9
:l[)f'l-‘II ;tl'll.':'.~’ ll)‘
;\'oru-ails’. \l;ttt~lt l.
lS~l3.
;§JSIN§.-lllll‘ 5 anti l\-lllllt’ ltttxes. net-\'
crop. bi-ttt:lt lla sins. litr sale by
. lt‘n.t-zi). Ski‘ J--ltl\'.
'““"‘i§ti,:.its'1‘IaI:s‘ for 1s43.‘;'i't... t’.:”.;‘.‘..
Ilt't.' it-tit Re;-i-to-i for 1643. liir sale. by
J A \~Vt~:t~'.n.
QIIOVELS and S|Ia(1eS--Ett.‘.:l|sltutttl
59 Aiiierttzait, by tut-. dt-zen. for sale by
\y C S'rri,3sr:'r.
I-To Blacksmiths!
C 0 A It! 0 O A II ‘!
l00 Clialtlrtttts it" Supt-rior
VIIRGINIA C 0A L!
Hill sultst-rib:-rs liuvr: just ret-i-ivetl the
14 ' sell
flever lN’litl'f? UIIl‘l't‘Il, for ttaslt.
above Coal. and tire. now prep:-tretl to
in the yard :1 sttprri-tr article. lower than
‘I hose who are
in want. will do \_v,e|l itt call and f-'NHt)illlP the
l?tlttt\’l‘ list" ll"tt".l‘ll~‘f'l\'l*~' 'l‘ L & J P‘;-.,}_(IK.
2g barrr-ls ;L’t'intt- this-iv Grog» New Ur-l
:" ,.-. _.—, ». i = ii l bll - 1 ""T ‘ """“‘"
Mm M” h r ‘'9 I) ' N I“ “r l ‘H ND].-1 Rubber Shoes inst ret-etvetl and
l
‘ :__i.-ititli N»t)'\\illl\, ,l,)P_(f. 181;),
l
I.'''' Nitlv H_\,' II‘ [4 &, -I PECK. .
ANTE D.-— 1000 poo ntlst ttl Beeswax.
luttq-tire of \V. E. BIS.-‘EL.
Jttttllfl l(ltti. IS-13
PLASTER! PLAS'l‘EIC I I
$2 50 Pet: Ton of 2,240 pounds.
At -8.911/-.1’-,.1!7.t.>t'..t.tn’,./.»' .1-.';t?.t.t..lt' tr.-at
QT lta-.~ ltt-‘en rs-pttrtt-tl (hut up’ did not give hm.
l)tt"lI- s tn the Inn. \\.P tltt-rt>_-[lyre take
~ttlt? at l'rttn'i to-$53 «hi. lltj*,t,‘l'tV‘r.;t,l up jotorrp the pt_it.4_l‘ie i_h:_tt it _i-2: an
'-n- r ,\ll ilirt_c-- in ‘want tiE:lr|i(i'fll),'.l,}':-‘ ’\“\'iLl {};lp,"sp
-.~.!l :iit-l t-\".tt,ii},ttt- l'~tr lltuiit-i-‘iv:-s.
-.‘-‘ltgrvlt S, 'l‘ I; 55 Pl-ICK.
7' 0. 3, Bnti'n'::l_vs BloclI.,g_—._t’<gi it-Fe wt.-
tu:-itt-t_l [‘I:t‘ll.lttt|t'll:‘fir* li. :.‘l\ll2 é|tl(l tt-it-‘ii pow
ler; .‘~'lu3rtna.u'-'.-,- Y.l‘i‘_2_7t'lt"lIl(‘€ littttt. [Ill - il r litr so],-
at Bias-ei.i.‘s.
it,;g,_ try .,I_A,1tu3s. REED, J1-.‘_at Two Dollar
NORWALK, I CT. WEDN
POETRY."
Sweet morn—'-so cool, so calm, so bright,
The bridal of the _earth and sky,
The dew shall weep tliy fall to night,
For thou must die.
‘Sweet ro sc'——whose fragrance now I crave,
To glad my sense and Joy intne eyes,
‘Thy root is ever in its-grave, - '
And thou must die ’
Sweet spring-—so full ofsliine and showers,
It makes the weary spirit" sigh, '
To think, with all thy herbs and flowers,
That thou must die.
Sweet mus-ic—e’en thy lovely spng
\Vhich from thy l'tttt‘I)_. ii; tvipdow piglzy
Is floating pn the bi"ee'z_e alpttg,
' "' E’eit tliott nipst
And all the bright and glisteriiig train
Of stars that stud the deep blue sky,
Must they all perisli—none remain
to the glad eye?
And valcs and fields, and rushing streagggs,
And iitoiintains that invade the sky, "
Are they as baseless as our dreams’!
Atid must they die’!
And all that’s heautifttl and fair
'03; Natttre’s l‘ag:_e:lovc?s melody,
Tltat makes sweet tl’lll:sl‘t2l of"tl'i'e“ait,'
All—-all ntust die !‘ '
And man frail form of scnselessolav,
Though now his glance is proudfland high,
Perchance upon this pztssitlg (lay ‘
- He tpp piety diet‘ "
But the lptigltt spp ! that sltrined within-
' The qttettéliless ight itt mortal fi':tine—-
Though d_iiitin’tl ny titiseiy and sin, "
Defies the ‘iédrni. I‘ "'
V_Vltep all the stars, shall fade away,
' e sttn§‘in their own blaze expire,
And trackless QOXt't(-Its cease to strliy
'" \Vitl1 wandering lire.
The soul shall ever liye, nor know
The lapse ‘of time-', btittlwcll on high,
Atid sharc—in t3lt(llL‘S.~‘. joy or woe—.-
Eternity.
MR. REED :—I send you the following, as a pro-
duction of _t_nu_ch inlct'cst—wl:etlter viewed with
respect tp IISHS-elllllltcttli, _or metrical 1)ropprtions.:
It was picked up in fi'o1itof'alioitse, recently occu-
pied by zt. fantily of“Latter-day-Saints.
' si3c'rA,RIAN CUDGEL.
i
The Pitcher, anti the Lamp has come,
Thelight we now discover,
The Hireling Priests, begin the Yell,
The Saints begin to gather’. ‘ '
CHURU3.
Y'or marching orders, Now has come,
And we will iiiarcli l0,‘_.’(.‘Ill(:_l‘f:-
\Ve’ll march to zioii in the west,
And tliere we’ll reign forever.
11
The little stone begiiis to roll,
The people are atlriglttcd,
And I’i'iestcral't, it begins to fall,
Before the Lord’s antiointed.
11
Old bable‘s tower is hit the door,
As tall as any steeple;
Nothing can hit, or make them quit,
Like uttion in Got;l’s people. '
iv
She's called a queen, ant] by her scheme,
She draws souls in delusion;
She’s on the brink, attd soon will sink:
She’ll fall in her confusion. ‘ _
V
She's, abhoi'ed of God and drunk with blood,
And God will bless the boldest,
\Vle rise to state—lter fall is great,
The Prophet. John ['_Q:'!] told us.
\ i
The Priest of Baal—they howl and yell
To see their craft in danger—-
Tliey’re on the road that leads to ltell—
They’re like it dog in the manger.
GENTILE.
_ IVIISCELLKNY.
SPlCCU_LA'l‘lONS QF THE CQ.\1l.*I'l‘.
SPECULATIO-.\'S or A RlCtlMA‘i\'.
noticed a \i'ell'tlresst.-tl gt-utleman walk;
irig very fast; and ttotlerstood. on inquiring,
that he was going in great haste to get his
ho:i_se insured. He was the ‘owner of a
fine It"l’_)f:‘lllt“pl‘lI'l ,B;ro:i(l\\'ayt, whiclt, frgui ll§
superior lieigltt, seemed to look down upon
l.l)t‘Sl1l'!‘OUlltllllg buildings; but which, from
that very circuittstance, was, as the owner
believed, only the _moi‘_e exposed to danger
lt‘()tll the expected vis_,itor, whose -!ifiCt‘l'Itl_lttl‘_\’
brush uoultl iiatu rally sweep first iitliatever
Oltje-t'lS llilppt-‘flt*(l to be the highest.
Ob! .<:tlt.l be, if I was only the owner of
ttue l'ittntblt- cottage, in some lowly valley,
-hit-h \\(tul_(l not so tlirelully exposed to the
eat of ill»: iblitZit1_'_7,' comet. Al-‘ts ‘for pride,
randeu r, and wt-altlt l how tlicy expose one
iiot only to the envy of iitiiiikind: - not only
lto rolilters. anal pluodei'et's. and iriccndi.-tries
of tltis-tit-lhcr world ; but tilfso to the \_Vt,1,r _ol
elements, to the liglttiiings ol lieaven, to the
lury of the coiitrtsl ‘
I-It-aring this ivofi_il lameittation, I stepped
tip to hiitf, aitd txltispercd in his car, that I
would willingly rt-lieve him of his troubles
by Liking his wealth offhis hands; and that
if he would iiiakt: a deed of the large house
itt Broadway. I would accept it with all ‘its
t-xpostire to the comet, arid save him the ex-
pense of getting it insured. I exp:-_cted to
see him turn anl inztke it low bow, and hear
“I'll!!! thonli me go; ttti; benevolent intentions’;
but I ..'-..‘.= .Vr‘l‘,_\fl much surprised to find he
took llI_\',ttfi‘t-'l' in high diidgeon. I-,1_g,lo,gl_‘{ed
at me with the same spite, that one of the
-aniite spat-its shows to another which he
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which he bi--fore bad in quiet possession.
I can take care of my own property, said
he, and don’t want any poor pennyless devil
to lI‘.:l['lIt_1_T(-3 it for me.’
But consider the comet, said I.
Ah, that ind.-etl! glfoaned lie, that is a
:'it‘c|ttltSlanL't! which ivillltilot alloiximme to
steep o’ nights: which will not allow me
cointort in the day t_irr)_;?. My pqlicv of in.
stirance t-xpirt s to riiorrotv; and -I’ under.
-ltlntl lllt'l'i1l'S are rapidly increasing. 1
.‘tinu--l’tit won, let‘ if they got. up fifty pet‘
‘Put in it ss tl.:t_n one t_t_l_Q}ll_l'l. '
‘Vi--H «_~-‘titl L '10, the rates of insitrance be-
gin to llS= .3 ‘
{Do they! returned be; you talk like ti
" in-jg mighty pztssittn. and isaiv
> onefoftlie priiicipal insiir.trice- officts.
supposes is ready to rob hitn of h-,i_s,bo,pe of.
( lVhile up there I ccttl
m in
5 Per Aunu
- 'simpletort. Any fool kno-.i-s that the grtiater
the tlartger the lti_r_tlter the rates of insurance.
It is lut a tietiiiral" t-ntistgtttsnce of the ar-.
proaclt of lllt! comt-t, that the iitsttratzce
coutpanit-s sltnttl-l grow c u'ious what rislts
tltey run. and l..e,t_titt to rise in l.l‘.(-'l_l‘d_t:‘lt‘.flt't(lS.
BL‘$lt.lt’§ is pow t-tiritritly rt-portctl tltai
such is the case; and ht-nee Iain desirous
to take otit a n_-w policy as soon as possible.
Tlteri said l, your house is so much ex-
p,0§;;-pl, that Ihlfy will tloiibtl--ss cliarge you
(t,i'l',_7ll(’t' than tltcy tlo otltt-rs.
l sltoiilti"nt \\'(ln-‘l(*I‘ if they di.l, said he.
gi\'ir;t: :tlt(ll.llt't‘ groan at the uiist-rivs of those
\\‘ll0-ll\'t’ in lofty tnztnsiotis. He was about
liaslettiurg aw:t_\', ivli-.-n again in my cu'up:!S-
siott for his trttttblt-s. l_rt'nt-titdttiy t-fl}~t‘ of
t‘L‘llt;‘t'lll‘I\ llltlt lroni their burden by taking
froin his hands the ;_-liltcriiig cause.
l fut-I-,s.ti.l l. for your s_i:ti:tt'ion, 5'. would do
npy thing in in rF‘.'tS0'] to relieve yt{'p_. I$t"Sl(.lt":',
of ii'ha_t use will .yott'r. prnprrty be tiilicn the
worl-.l is burrit up? You should uialte
frivn-.ls of the ltltlliltitfln of ttnrigbteoiisness;
throw aside all this weight which now bur-
eus .\'f)lt,£:pl'l'p=tl‘€.il)l'll)t',(ll‘l't1tll‘lJlC:tlt]él.t‘ttpltt‘.
Who told you to preach? §:tid he, tut‘niiig
upon inc at'i eye of willieriiig tvratlt. FIilVt'
tvt"t1tttt'ltllt‘(:l‘tt’S.l.O go to? and do not Iat-
toiitl l.l'lt'm regul trly every Suiidtty? I pay
for tny preaclting. and-—
3ti=. I charge. .yott nothing for mine, in-
lertitpled I; .-inl was going on to t:-rge my
Th‘-lS-'l!‘l~T why he should at once d_it‘i--t hitti-
scelfttl the cares and troubles of bolts» S,
‘-_'°0tls, fllttl \?'.l*.ttltlt, \\'llt:'.’) he \\'lllSl\'t‘(l awav
him Qli'l_t‘l‘
l l1t'.\'ll.t'_tOl(.l't0l.lC(:‘. of an liislttttnn, with :1
lua -tl ho-:l on his shmiltler. I1t'i‘tll)t‘:ll.P(lly
ttll(l't'iE\'0tlll_V crossed hiuisi ll; tl‘-CH l00l-‘N1
to tlietep of the bti_ild_ing, w'lticli lie was
about to asrerid, i\'itli"':t"i,l't-ai'fttl atttl tlttbittus
air. He l1?t(l got. one fan‘! on the first Ntunil
of the lillitlt-‘t', and ltililtild sundry motions I0
raise the ()lllt'l'. but seemed at every lH’\\' lllttl
to be artestt-t_l_ and as-it were, pull:-tl bilclf,
by some uiiseen h.-ind. As lstoozl watching
his tntiiiotis, and his coitntetittncti. be With-
tlreiv his eyes from the top of the btiillllllg.
and fixinzz lltt~m upttn me, said——-
'Do you llll‘IIl\' it llll come. now 2
\\'l'i.-it will Cl)ltlt‘.? said I.
Wliy the cttioic to be sure.
. The coiitt.-t I suppose you mean,
,‘Wh_v, yes, I suppose, it's all one and the
same crailtt_tr, that great big fit-ry body tltttt’.-*
comin to burn the world all up to ittttliing,
and all the paple that's in it,- btgitlts it.cn_
-xottt-.-n, and chiltlt-r; and droivn all the l'P,$L
in tlnf,:¥titJti1e‘ttt. the ‘sa:. Oh, the cruel,
blttody-ntiittlctl ct':ttbtii', to destltroy ivery
hotly, and not spargg the poor baltts them
St’l\’tS, not their pror f<tll)("l‘S that work
hard ivory day to ate ’em and tlrit'tk ‘cut!
Do you think it’ll conic now. Mistliet ‘.2
N:O\!:! Sttitl l_. i I
\\'lt_v, _vts, if you plttse-~notv, or snon——
to clay, or to ntorrow, or next summer that is
to be?
I don't ltnoiv, retttrtied l—1'm itot i.-i the
secrets til the t,'t)tllPl. But i itntlcrstantl vc.-ry
str;tnt_gt~ Ci|lt'lll.ill(Jl'-I5 are made rt-spet:ti_ng it.
Are ye §it_rt~. said llt‘, illloolcltig to the
top ‘of the building once ntort-, that it won’t
come to day?
\"v'l'iv rt~:tlly I’-.t, said I, that is more than
lcoultl pnsi:_i_v-.-l_v nits-.ver. 'l'lttso comets
are very t;’.\'t‘f-t’ill'l(‘. bt-ings; and there is no
ltt'towitt_<_: u but might Ii.-tppen.
The divil thrust ’cm for me, said Pitt, the
b .rb:ii'tiiis (.'l'._lllIlll'Sl they g.'ot,2,lilt’i’t titind
ltt'tJSltlD';_1"l,‘t‘)‘i\'tl an Iri.-liinan from the top
Ola house, any more nor I should inintl
brti_;.lting a from the end of tne nosc.—
And then I’;n ltIlOl'ttl+'(l ihcy’rtt so hot. tlit-y’ll
burn all lllu flesh ofliiv ye, and i'oa_st your
skin to ttte vi-'r_v boner, without anyco.'itpitnc-
titty, as it wt-rt-. You saa l\-'listhct', this
house lit-rte is i-,ei‘_v'lti,g_z_lt _no-.i', even to the
-\'('t‘_V top of it, as fur as it goes; and ii the
comic Slit"-ttl(l lmppen to hitch me there on
the top, I dttu’t know \\'lt:il. would bccoittc iv
me. l’v_t- got a wife antl st.-vcn small cltil
tlt-r‘,°t\vo iv’ wbotit are nrider the sod in §\V:ti.t‘
,lrt:l:tntl. ilntl all (.lt:‘[)ll'l(lt,’I'll. olnlme this very
lmottteiit for ivery mouthful ivatin and drink-
lin, and food and clotbin that they wore on
their backs, poor crathurs; and that is what
tiia_l_ru.- me 3l,(-ftt‘l‘(l t,o mount this lather l
You needn't be afraid of the comet to day
Pat. said I.
Net-tln’t I now? said he. sttdil_,e_n.l.y -bright;
niiig up; bless your honor’s soul for that
wtird. Ive been ale,are(,l to go up to the top
iv ll'll_S Sillltt’, .for'fe'ar the bloody comic should
come along afore I could git down, agin;
and destroy me root and branch; and burn
:the clotltt-sand skin olfiv me; and kill me
t'.l.tne dead as it door nail; and brush me
down with the end iv his tail, to the gr.-at
danger and destruction iv me life and all the
_r.-st i_v me l_iorie_s. And do ye raaly t,l_,)inlr
now, M.tsther,t_l_;;i,t it won’t come to day, that
bloody comic .7
I'll insure you for Sixpence, Pat.
W«~ll, now t_hat’_s ,l(_l_tt(._l iv ye ;'bu)..t.lJ_e div-
il‘a sixpense. ltavel got. ‘\Vou'.dn’t your
honor tl'tl‘t)>l. me. till night? -
Ay, Pat. ,l'll lt'l)_5l- you till the comet comes.
Will ye now ? '1~‘hen Misther, you shall
have all me insurin. Butafore I go up.
_voti’ll plase to give me a bit iv wri.tlti_n to
sbow.that 1’m igtsured,
A policy yott tnean? -
Aye. ’twottld he trite policy that; for then
you saa I could show it to the comic, and
let hint know that. I’m insured,
Never mind the policy Pat, I’ll insure
by word of mouth.
Bi-iitg satisfit~d with this, the Irishman
mottntt-t_l the ladder and émptit-,d his l‘lod.-—-
percieve that he
nirnt-.tl his face to (.‘Vt‘.l'_V point of the com-
iass. as though looking for the approach
of thevdreaded vjsitcr. Ho presently de-
l’ECULA'IIO.\'S A IICI) CAilRlI£R.
, ._:,.‘,,h - .».._..'_.._.t —-
Advancei Gffice on
ESDAY, APRIL 12, 18-43..
, ‘Ctidicil;
Hoyvs ‘Dock,
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well, for the divil a- bit, said he did the cont-
ic d.-ire to show his ugly face.
But Pat said I, Cttflicls seldom show them-
selvcs in the daytime. . _
Q31, t_ite_ tltieyt-s iv the world ! evclaitned
he, to come protvlin in the night like _any
other blacltsusirtl, who hastt’t an honest face
to show. But I tlrtn’t care a fig for him.
that s.ime critnic in the night‘; because why?
I sl tpe tlown cellar, and me wife. and all
me cltil-Jcr; and the divil a bit can he find
us l'riert-, the lllicf. '
But. slai-.l I, ifthe world shoi.tl.l be burned
tip, yoit’.l be likely to go with it.
Ah i there it is now; there's no safety for
an lrisltman at all ’tall. I-Ic’s pal'Sl:‘Cl.]l.t'(l in
lrt-l.in~‘l, ttnd burnt to death with a v.~.g:ibone
lbiest Sid“ or the ,BVriclla',re.
VOLUME 26-TN
sccnde;l,—and told me the insurance worked]
UMBER 15.. T
and kind friends must, therefore. take the
will for the deed I”-London Court» Ga.-:_.,
Keep it before Yourseffi Young Man;
that industry, integrity and'vit_:tue will, be 3'
passport for you in sncit ty, to will make you
respected and t-steamed by the good and wise.
Keep it before yourself, Young Man or
Woman t that in choice ofa partner for life
you should look well to the habits and dis-
position of each other; that it young man
with a cigar in his mouth, and cane in his
him I, and his brains running to hair, may
do well for a beau. but not to be coinparecl
to the pl-.15“. llltyttetendingi youth whose heart
is right and whose common sense will not
allow him to play the dandy; that a young
lady who is also accomplished, who can
nfa comic in Aiiterilty; and be?-,2 no where
to bile his hcatl out iv siglit, on the top iv
the wi-ie world.‘ At-id then ifthis lttl'rt‘tqtl(’-
nits globe is do-stroyt-tl. and all the paple in
it, \\'l'tet’e shall a poor botlv find einplrtyutcnt.
Tltet'e’ll bcno houses to bttild nor no pnple?
to builtl ’e-ti. and then tvltat'll a poor hod-
carrirr do? Blcssetl St. Ptlll‘)l'lL'l\' l wlt:t'll
become iv inc? ‘ .
l‘.;lev»-r ft-.-tr, Pal_ said I. trust in your pat-
ron saint, be honest, industrious, and temper-
ate, and lll. the comet come when it will, it
will nt-vcr hurt you.
Bless your honot"s sowl for that. word l
said Pat, and seeing him tttotint the latltlcr
with rtgrtt-wet} hope and fresh cour-.tge,I turn-
ed agaiii to look about me.
A RICH OLD M.-\lD.
In threading the streets of Natcltcz, there
is sotne thing pt.-culiar in the signs over the
large tttt’l'L‘:1lll.llt3 houses. Tltese signs
sure the stt'aiti:;t-r thit .11 large portion of the
l‘.t1:lflt'SS in this coiintry is done by lt.‘ttl=tlt'S;
llti'.’_V are the capitalists, and the active mem-
l)'c't'S of the btisini ss firms. As an instance 0.‘
the pranks played by Dime Fortiine on those
who woo her favor by industry and economy
we would name the case ofliydia D
About liilet‘l't years since, slit: came to this
place from Philadt-lplt_i:t, alone, poor, friend-
lcss anti t5lt‘ll'4(v’(.'0‘!ltt'>tlt-‘l'l'l‘tf.l, and ct)tltttIt‘ltCr'fl
business in the l1Ul|"ll‘»it.' capacity ofa buck-
stt-t'-—selling apples. t-attdy, &.C. at the cot‘-
iters of the .<trt-t.-ts-—m-.'-ct a small shop-—a rt--
ta_il store, Gm‘. graalttally rose up, until ltel‘
pi‘tt,rtet'ty is now \'lllllL‘=l at three httntlred
thousaurl dolls. For some years her opera-
tions in .\'-atclicz .5-.Vit'l:sburg have been large.
KIS-
in Vii-lisbiirg, and isnmv a rich old maid.
and what is it rare circttmsutnce _ac,c_tirntil;t-
tt_:tl all by llt’l' O\\ll intlusli‘y. She has none
ofthc contracted notions and love of szntll
he on us some doze n of the finest houses ‘
sing a little, tlirum the piano :1 iiltle, and
lfascinnting apy time, and be the belle of a
ball room. yet if she cannot boil a puddipg,
roast 21 steak. dust at room,darn a stockl‘ng——
if her accomplishments are all for show and
none for use—-then ten chances to one that
the young lady who has a good knowledge
of lI0l1St'lt0ltltlii.lil‘S, has been "brought up
by a careful iiiotlii.-r, and is well vt-rs--d in the
actual dtities of life, will make a betggr wife
and :1 pl’ a'anter and happier home." ' '
Ke-p it before you rst-lf, Farmer! that
you should return to the earth at least as
much as yott take from,it—that you should
m:tl.'e your land richer year by year. and
not let it wear out; that you shottld have a
neat house, large barns, good sheds foryour
catt'e. and show that it is your a,t_n,bitioi’i“t'd
make two spears of grass grow where one
grew bt’-lore.
Keep it before yourself, tllerc-bant-l thata
“nimble six perice is better than a slow
sltilltng,”-—that one price for goods. ‘or deal-
ing with_ every person alike, is the right
way to. give general‘ satishfciion and to
('t];l'.t’ custom. _ A
Keep it ht fore yourself, Mecbanicl that
plll'l,(‘l.tt:tlll.y is a virtue; that work promised
should al ways be done at the time and t_s_Iel,l
done, and need give yourself I16 feaisoi? 3,
want of business.
Brea..’rt'ng. S.'cc~rs of ‘tire Trick 0f—"Runni’ng~
(LwfI_‘l/.—-.-\ l-ll'lIl€'l' who h:td exchanged oxen
with another, lttund. that he had come in
possession of a pair of real ‘cut and run’ fel-
lows; a pair that were not sl_o_.iv _ei.the:‘. not
very pniictilar as to the t-ime or occasioiiioif
sltowirig their speed to their new proprietor.
Being in the woods one day. and just
ready to bitch on. a log, they at-ar.-ted for
ll-.)tl‘.t‘. .-tn;.l be after them in pt_1;'s.ui,t;., The.
o'x_:»i't. having many feet the’ start of him, and
morcf.-at to apply as locomotives, soon won
the l‘dct-‘,t‘tl'lf.l woultln’t ‘heave too’ till the
tttmil-.i5‘,t~s~ pccitliar to oltl. maids; bitt ' has it
strot'ig.‘~grnspipg. utagcttline propensity fort
lteavy business ti‘aitsa,c_t‘ion§, with all the carel
and l't.‘_Qt’t0lli_V ofa strict l’l0llSP.‘-Vile‘. \Vht-nl
at Vittltsbairg the other day, she was pointed
out to us, itl]‘l we_ pursued hpr S(>‘Vt'['fll
$(i'lTll'l‘$ until she enteretl a sl.oi'eltoiis.e. on
bitsint-;~s. llcr ie:tttircs are rigi-"l with care
and crilculatirm. Tlierv is none ofthat sweet
smile of lovlincss Wlllt‘.li plays about the soft
cottttien:ince of wom:tn_——het' voice, has as-
sumed a bar-tl and comzn-mdingz tone, instead
of the soft catlence of love, and kindness, her
step is bttitrictl, instead of light and graceful.
Her action. look, and air are those of bitsi
ness. instead of the grace-s of lovelv woman.
She only knows one impulse of action—
money. As tip illtistrzition of her character,
we will name one instance of her attempting
to woo the powers of Cupid Having acci-
dentally discovered that she was alone in the
world, about fo,u_r years since, she dttet‘min~
ed upon pttt‘(‘.llaSlnL' a husband. One day
a Jtidtze P_iitl.-arrl, (brrtt'tter of Dr. Pinltard.
Pinitard, formerly of L'iivrcnct-bttrr_r. Ind.)
was passing her establishment in Vicksburg
she called him in, and informed him that
she tvanted him to count some money for her
The reader will recollect Judge Pinkat'd..is
an old bachelor. The Judge, at her request
sl_e_rtpetl into hcrcoiittting room, where she
had one ltitnrl red tbotisand dollars lying on
the table. lVbcn the Jtidge had finished‘
counting the lam: pile, she. informed him, in
quite a business manner, that he might have
control of it, if /ta wot/.lrl la/re '/zer wit/t 2't!.—-
History does not mention whether he ren-
dered the opinion of the Court instantly.—
But we are glad his decision has been pre-
served. He has decided that the one hun-
dred thousand dollars '.V8S desirable, but the
encumbrance was greater than the nett val-
ue. So the petitioner was non;sui_te~tl._ lVe
would suppose she was about forty years of
age. but it is hard tojudge the age of an old
maid.—Cor. ofInrZ. Am.
Reading the l'Vifl.—-The will of a rich
Qentlctnan was opened at an hotel at the
Wt-_s_t end, one (lav last. week. Each party
looked 'unutterable things’ when the reader,
after the usual opening, began as follows;
"I leave to my dear friend, _,Col._G ,
ten thousand pounds, three per cent stock;
and to my esteemed cousin, George W ,_
the like sum. and in consideration of the
uniform kindness of my nepltews and neices
I leave them each, &c. &.c., with the usual
bequests to executors. servants. funeral ex-.
penses, &-.c. &.C., in the whole, a long‘ string
of legacies, with the eternal ,Q'0t.)d wishes of
the deceased, 5Signed, sealed. and delivered
by me in the presence of,’ tee.
All parties would have been satisfied, had
it finished thus, but the reader started, and
with a look of surprise (for be was included
in the donations.) said, here is a codicil l—und
with a sigh. the sincerity of which could,
consequently, not be doubted, he read aloud
that which his eye had hastily scanned--~
ifI had died possessed. of the
wealth liereiti-stated, I should have left it to-
tbese. my dear and valuable friends. But_I
have been imprudent, and since making tli_t.-7
my will, have lost twice the sum therein
set down, and perhaps, leave no more
barn-yard brought them up. The on'néi'.
said nothing to them wheu"he n't:.ri.ved. but
supplied himself with an extra number of‘
ch.-tins. and drove: them quietly down, again’
to the woods. Illethen putall the chains he
had togetl1"'t‘, put one end‘ round‘ a tree and
backing the oxen up be hooked them on-
and then turned away to other b_usi,nes;.j. In
at few minutes the oxen st»arted= again and,
elated with their former success, started with
more ‘steam’ than at first; littlethinking that
they were moored by a chain cable. The
had made but a leap or two. and began a -
most to shout for victory, when crack, 0!
tht-y'came to :3. dead stand, and their peck:
were almost broken by‘tlie'su‘ddenness of the,
check. The farmer then moved them to
another tree——lastencd one end as before,
and: coiled the slack of the chain at the roots.
As soon as the pain was a little over’théy
tho't they would try a new ‘gallopade.’-
Hardly had they got a fair start when the
chain began to straighten, and they were
brought up again tall standing.’ ' This was
too much for even the ‘patience of an ox,‘
and one nftbem ‘roared right out’ with pain
and vexaiion, and they probably mentally
resolved to reform their habits, forthev nev-
er tried to rtin away again.—Maing farmer.
gc
Wear-ittg out Soils.--It is an idea con,
('6'lV(:‘(l in profound ignorance, that the soils
of our country must necessarily wear out,
or become less fertile by long coptintied cu]:
tivalion. With proper care‘ and judicious
culture, the soil instead ofwealrittg out. must
necessarily improve. How is it in France
in Germany and Italy ,_? A portion ofthese
countries has been in cultivation for centur-
ies. Instead of becoming less fertile. they
produce more abundantly than they did an
hundred or a thousand years since. This
has been effected by manures. rotation of
crops, judicious culture and good manage-
ment. It is easier to manure a field than
clear one. and when manured will produce’
more and is easier cultivated. Every farm-
er knows the difference between ploughing
ina fresh field with stamps and roots. and
"ploughing one where he encounters itgne of
those obstrgclcs. "’ " ’”'
An Ugly Cu,stomer.—-‘Don’! put on no
Ex£ras.’—A wager was made a few days
since on board a steamboat, between a coup‘.
le ofjokers, one of whom.‘ pointing to an
extremely ugly man, bet a bottle of wine
that an uglier customer could not be pro-
duced. I be other, ‘who had seen ,gne_pt the
fireman as he passed on board the boat-a
man whose face was screwed outofall shape
—at once took up the bet and started down
stairs for his man. The joker had an im3
peditnent in his speech, but he neveithelesg
soon made known his business to the tire;
man, and obtained his consentto show him-
self to decidetbe wager. \Vhen inside the
social hall, the ugly man, whose nose wag
on one side of his face and his eyeg pn the
other, began to screw and‘ work them"ab"oii,t
to give his tat-e a grater degree of ugliness,
S s-top, said his backer, ‘d-tt-ri’t p_i_it__on n-n-no
extras. St-st-and jest as the Lord made y'3_t§
--3/on can’! be beat !' The other acknowl-
than may bqrjequiretl to,li_i3ry me; my dtgr,
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edged that he had lost, and paid the vi-agerfd
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