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. 1_ga;i_cs; Kev. Dr .\lt-till;
P’ of \Viltoii. iii silltl district,'Giiartli=tn ofEttiil_v
‘J'-essiip, and \[;iry An-i Jr:-isop. of Nurwalk. in
‘on ~i;i'i«l petition. at the I’r-thate, ()f1'i-‘e. in said
NUMBER t204——NEw
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'l‘ca'ms'of the Gazette,
Village Subscribers by Cari-ier——per yeari .. -.$2 00
Mail, do , 'in advance. do do.'.... ‘2 00
Oflice Subscribers, or those living out of the
Cari'iei"_s,disti'ict, and who call for their pa-
pers attlieoliice, . . . . . ..~...-_.-_ - - - -
Companies of 5 or_uipi'e receiving their pa-
pers by inuil-, ifpaid in '.i,d‘viiiice.. -. . . . -.. .
SERIES.
For i§’olc..
PRICE_7$l050.
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V B'uSI.'IL’SS .\zt<u.alzon gzn Dru’-zen. on I/ie _
" Comizr ‘licul '1-u.rri«pi/ce. 80 rods lies: of lite
1 50' Brick ‘Mr-ezi-n.g House, cmisislirzg I-fa, l)u"_cl-
ling Lfousc, (L Goo’! -Ea-r/L. Store and 1'L’l.‘€
POETRY.’
From the Lona'ori"-‘_Pu72c/z.
ECHO AND Tl-lE~ LOVER.
Lovtzii.
, Of what you're made and vtlint you are-
Echo 3 mysterious nytnpb, declare!
ECHO. ’ Air .’
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l§.at¢-is of .Ad'&.(!I‘l.ls‘ll.l.g‘. 7’ I Acres 0fL(md' LOVER .
0',‘I§squ3“'?-".16,l|lhBs or undei-—1m°em0_n'." 8 8:3} HE Store is sitnatctl itpoii Ilie corner of 'Mlll airy Cllltflnd _l'l“C"3_l"§’-llv _
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Execiitofs and Aduiiiiistrzitor’s Notices. .-._ . 1 00 2 for ittisiiicss ol_ arty dcscrip ion. either ;\lerchar: ' . _L0Vl'7R- ‘
On the lam] is 3 \'a.iet)' of’ 'l‘hoo dost l‘t“$llSC|l8lf-‘ dead.sounds—-
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Couimissioner’s notices . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
«Guardian, Divorce, and other notices . . . . . . . 1 O0
Yearly advertisers‘ ‘one Sqm_n_e.:,_'.~ _ 1: ', 10 Oolilie pr:-tiitses. at the above price, are (‘t)l‘Sl(lt’l'E‘ll
.,_
Tlic privilege of yearly ad-l
mediate. b1ii_=i-
the square.
payable quarterly. _ _
vertisers is litiiited to their own in;
ness.
‘Casual advertisenicnts sent to this Office, MUST BE
. -‘KCCOMPANIED BY Tin: CASH TO ntsuiu: t.\'sL‘ti'rio.v
‘ JOB PRlNT’lNG,”i
ill? ALL ictxus.
Exccittcal at the Gazette Ofiiqc.
'=aN'r.u. suit-get-y.'—..\._ H ill. ‘n.......i
slifgflflll oil.-rs his seryiccs ltl the public
it (‘Vt'|’\ ilepariiiiciit of D--tiial .‘-'ttret-rv-
Oilicia as li=-retiifore. in l3iirrall's Buildings.
,',’¢fg,~cm,-35 —...l A. ;\‘l‘Le‘-ati. -.\l. D ; lru Greg
nfv. D; llriu. 'l‘. ii. Bullet‘; Hon. Br-l)_l.
" R.-v Etlwiii Hall: iev
G _\J, .\'*nitli, _\’orz¢,-af/: Nttlietiii:ili l’crr\-’. M . D.
Rirlgcfielrl. R. B.‘ Bot°sf'ord. M. D. Dtuibiuy.
Dr_’lo.vr-.1? ll ill:-If‘-l'S.C0fC(.'h€8£€7‘. W in Witter.
M. ll.'ll7iffi)n.nn/ic."flt. -
Bib crl. C :tIi'£.i5,
' .n''..: .
I:-[1 l-IE public are re-spec-ilitlly informed. that
the siibsi-rilu=r has taken the store rt"-‘6'rtll_\'
nr‘(‘l)plP.(l by George \V. Raymoiiil. for the
purpose of uortdttctiiig the tailoring husiiie.~s.—
He tliitiks he can say wittoiii ¢—.goi=sui. that
lll>,_i.-‘_(‘.}([ll“.l’ll‘llC“. has llee-ll s"ch as to warrant his
cnnlitletit-e in his ability to give sati-fnctiott In
those favoritig him with their pat.rona,ge iii any
bran:-h of his business. The latest. ftisliions
will he c,,n.~.,|-ml both in l.'lll.lill,¢Z and triiniiiing
And all gariiienls made to order, warraiitcd to
fit. Partictiliiar and prompt attention paid to
cutting. ‘
'O\I ll‘]l]'l a good assortment of Cloths, Cas-
sitiicres. Vi».-tings and 'l‘.rimitiiiigs.
' Alsi) ii Iirgos qtiniitity of stuclis, Collars, Bo
St)ll)i-3, tjrii-rats, Suspciitlcrs. h‘l-tvcs. (Sic.
ELBERT CURTIS. O
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iNorwalk. May 16. 1313.
. ‘R0IIN!).Pc3ipe1' and A|lspt’ice.—
— .\ rirsi niieririicle ofGmuitd PP[t;lt~'t' and
Alispice for sale hy..the subscriber at 125 cents
per [Hl||'\'l tit retrii .l-‘H-.\' BUl:R}\I.L.
FUR sale Cheap—A
qttatitity of vtell inailc men's
_r:o,u;rse boots. for sale very cheap
to suit the titties-pricc $2.25.-—
.=\l~;i lt(ll|L1_:_'-'.tlt),, $3.00 -.-‘-tlot;blc soles and vairips
N lU".l' proof getiiletiieids tlo, for 5.55.00
The eiiuscritier ltas constantly on ll'|flfl an
-.as~ort:ricnt of L=itlics and cliil-lreti’s slioes. for
sale low to soil the times. 50 pair of illoclta
sins. itiientled partirziilarly for riding both for
Getitletnett and liadios.
_'l‘h.=,_th.iiiks of the uiitlersigned are returned
$-
20 hie 'p‘;iirons and the public for their favor and i
znniort during the past year. 1842. For the
new year which we have now eiiiereil upon he
lrmlg. f‘-_,rr;-iiiiitiitaiirte in their patroiia_2e&.' esolvcs
5,; a~;.|:l|ll)U(h‘ nitctitiiiii to thc waiits ofilie public
,, mi-rat their Stipiinrl. Hizuiiv H.\\'Di:s.
N'lft\'$lll§, Jo-t. 3 lS»l-3.
ARREAGE s,t_n'i3lgs - ltil ptir.‘ Springs
us-3 tried siz rs, warrui.iwl. for sale by
\V C STREET.
25 2 tile or .‘tie-chaiiical.
gootl fruit, also good water. and. by good jiitlges
v}-r_\- cheap. The payiitctits will be inatlc sat.
.i.l'.-ctory to the port-liaser.
;\.l:ts'cr in the U S. Navy Yard. Brooklyn, N
Y.
is agi-rii for Mr. l3t'atl_v. ABRAYI CLOCK
l).-irinn, St'l)li‘lliilPl 5 l8-13. _ Q.
ttte 24’li inst. an illllt"lll(‘tl uppren
llltf-Ul l-zl years.
rictivc. and intelligent, and wore away a round
a.hoiit_j=ickei and troust-rs. of blue black .satine'lc
liov ttiitlcr peiialty oflaiv.
will be paid for his apprclir--nsioit atid return.
CIIARLES S'i'uiiai-:5.
\Villon. Sent. 25. i843
One Ceiiiit. Reward.
,nv with llii--. above. a boy by the name of Etlwiti
Bet-rs, tin iiideiiied appreiitice to the fartiiit=g
s.-isiitcss. who is about l3 years of ace. of large
iz c. and ilte.-s.-il in grayisli cloth ilrcss Hizil. and
lmlllillttnlls, \\illl a hair cap. The public are
i-atit.irmr-tl against harborin,t;. trustitig or etiiplo_\-
itig said runaway. under penalty of law.
JOHN llUai.1:U'1"r.
\Vi!tnt~, Sept. 25. l8-13. 40
$4.! 7-5 Per Ton.
H E stiliscrilit-1's are now receiving their
sotmlv nl‘tlts- best Peach Orchard
l§cd Ash Coal tifihe vnriniis sizes to suit
pun iiasers. Al-o Lehigh C08,! for saie at
the ltt\.\'t'$l cash [)l'.£__(~I‘,§_ A red.-.c hill of 25 cents
per ton t.-.ill be made iftakeii from the vessel
This Coal is carcl'iilly,§cre:iiicil and warrant-
ed to Hive entire saii-‘faciion ’l‘ L &'..l R Pi-ztx.
V South Nitrwal . An'I.1«. 1843., 4
To Btiiilitlcrs. Cabiiict lilalieirs &c.
A tpiaritity of Cherry B'rJllIll.~lPl'S:._NPV\’Pll
ll’o.-ts and table legs, Field, and .Ercr:clt
(llttplcr), Boil Posts. Maho,gaiiy C_ro:c‘li Ve-
neers. aliogaiiy Boards. (Ye. for sale t-her p.fot
i-asli. lw; Mii'i"riiiAs .BO'l'PlEl:Fi:R'l’H, l~]'nn_se;&
Sign Ptiitttt-tr. atlj-iiiiiiig. W. C. Sin.-ci's Llard
\.\ arc, Slitre. V
Nt|f\\’2llR. July ll. i843,
N..._B_. All kintls ofpiiintiug and Varnisliitty
one ttiircasotiable terms. 26
i0UGII CANDY.——.\i. P. l-lolt’s Coni-
pound Citiigli Candy, for curing Colds.
Coughs. Hoarseiiess. Pains in the ltrt'a.sl, etc.
for ‘tile by J A Wt-tr-:n.
lllzutfortl Co. Mutual Ins. Co.
llllsltl having Policies expiring in arid
Cttlll‘2)lly, can have ilicm renewed by
willirig on the stibi-riber, or at the store of S
Oltnsti-il; and any one wishing I0 cf’f'ei~i
iiisutatici: in said Comptiiiy. may leave word
at the same place, and they will be attended to
Willitiul ilt-lav. L M S’l‘EVE;'\'S, Agent.
Ntii'V\’tllli. M av l5. 18425
HAKBWAEE.
Cutlery, Guns, Hollow “"a:'c, Me-
climii-cs’ Tools, Farmers’ Utensils
Iron, Steel, Paints, Gila, Glass, &c.
Wtl()LES.~\Ll£ & RETAIL.
Ouposile Hogfs Landing, Norwalk.
H E subscriber is now receivingdircct from
the tiitititifaclurers a large assotltiiviit ol
foreigti and dotiicstic Hardware. Cutlery. &c
which will he sold either wholesale. or retail. at
the lowest New York prices. i\lP.rt‘l)2]li|S. Build-
2(
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N5{.—-Ketit's Blucltanil Blue Ink. the best:
now in use, for sale and warratiterl by
J. A. \V,l-ZED.
Pf lluutlles P S. l. Nail R. t-l.~x,j-ist received.
and for stilt‘. by WM. C. S1‘RBl’.'1‘.
7
it PRUCE.--’OiI an lxtra to"S fur
|lI"l|\lll2 B--er. for sat: by T A ~Vi~:i-ii).
on-o{:Kmt_Y ENIPOREUDI.
?lE s-tbs:-‘rilir--r is. now prepared in fiirriisli
pp, ponlic with‘crockery. China Glass :ll|(l_
En-then W.ire. at prices which defy c-tiiipeti-l
“on He will keep on hand, wholesale tllltli
felail, everv kind ofllie above article. and pre-
8Ulll".~1 that all who are about ptirt-hztsiiig. will
call and look at least. L-i-:vi CLARK.
N- B Alton-.t every variety of fancy goods.
for sale cli--ap, cheap. cheap.
i‘ a C uri ti‘ P mate h i ii?” at .\lnr~\~'alk,
within and for tli - district of N trwalls. on
glue 2?,l «lay of S-pie.-iibor. A. D. l.S«l3: Upon
ih--. p-.iii'ioo of S lll’lllF'l P. Rant! e o the ltt\Vn
S-IiIl- lI~|ri(.‘l, tnitiors uii ler the age nftivr-otv otie
years. sliowitig to this Court that Stllfl minors
ritvri t=,f:t‘teiii Rea? Estate, lving in stiid N rwvilk.
tlt‘.-tltrillel as follows. to wi.. one. piece of land
ctllllvllllitlg l\l)')tll four acres. boiinileil North by
land of Elizi Sum nor-. E-i-t bv land of t\VllP.'S
oiiknown. South by land of James Reed. Jr.
and \Ve,st by liigliwtiy. and praying l'or lib»-rt._y
to sell the saute as pr zit-tiiion on file will appear;
()r leretl that the 29th day of November next.
at 10 o'clock. foren-ion. be assigiierl fin 3 hearing
N‘.'n;.t-;ilk ; nntl the said petitioiierwas directed to
yiiveliiotitte tlieri-of’. by pntilisliing this order in
a..ne\VSpl)|lf.’.l' printed at Norwalk, three weeks
eiiccesstvelv, at least six weeks before said dav
Olillsfilglltlliélllo — 39
GEORGE A. DAvi~:i\'Poa1'..Tii-lge.
O
t 0' 4°
, Eda mgs, _ c.
larg-. assorttneiit of Worked Etlgings\aiid
Iueertiugs, and Tliiead Laces. bp
ers auil other piirctiascrs, are invited to exam-
ine, the gimzls aiiil prices before port-.liasin,g else-
Wllt‘l'U. Atnoiig the ass-oritiicni iiiay he found
600 iloz C ar|i's broad eiitlnarrnw Biiits
500 liritss Screws assortctl front § to 3 inch
.20U tloz Locks. assorted Eiiglish and American
'i0U iloz ltlnglisli and Atiicricaii Lair-lies
200 tloz Files tialfroiirid, flat and taper
W00 papers 'I‘:.it:ks, Brads and Sparsiblcs.
ZUU l,ltIZlVll"_\',i)ll(1li and bone handled Knives
and Fotks.
100 doz Fratne Pullies
IOUO lns fitie. wi‘uug'.it Nails Gd.Sd and 10d
5".) ll z Slates and 20,000 slate Pencils
30 doz l"].trsr- Cards
500 papers Fish Hooks a.ssort‘d
200 l(ngs No. 1 Extra and pure \Vliiie Lead
300 mixes French and American Glass
lt‘itit= and low priced double 5: single ltarrell guns
AlnP:‘lt"=ll’l,Upl‘i_2lll, Plain, Moriiceand Esculch-
eon [_.ot-ks. with Argeiiiiiiia. cut and pressed
Glass. Mineral, mineral plated, silver plated
A great variety of fine and low priced pocket
tliilery; do. do. ilo. Scissors and Sltciirs
Elipiic Carriage Springs. Pat. Scale lleatrts.
Flat, round. and half round. taper. and mill
Saw Files; wood. horse. anil shite Rttslts.
Glass and wood litiobs, screw do. lied caps, do
Keys, Table Casiors. do. Butts. Shovel and
'l‘oti,gs; long, short antl swing fryirig Putts.
Brass Kettles, Pots, Kettles. Bake Pans:
Spiders, Skillets, Hl_$_,"lI Pans, Steamers, Stove
Kettles. ‘Pea do. and Fire Dogs.
Mill. >4 cut. hand, pannel. hack’. Wltipttlttl
iiey hole Saws: Aiiaersglri. Bins. ’Cztrpenters'
Planes. Premium Plows, Grass and Cradle
Scyihes. hay &: manure Forks.
Cast Steel, steel plated, and iron shovels and
Sitailes.
Coil.Ox.'l‘race. llaltcr and Jack Chains.
Aeomplete assurtiiient of Paints anti Oils.
Coach and Cabinet (ilue .
Etiglislisquare.round. and flat Iron; Sweeils
square and flat ilo.; Anierican round. oval. flu
and square do.; hoop and band ilo.; east, Eng,
b|ister.Geri1ian, spring and American Steel
. C. S'i'iu;E'r.
Norwallt, Sept. 18-13:.
ASSl.VlEl{ES,oflatest styles. do of Wool
A
S E GIL‘-MA1Va
Black. S E GRUMMI.
For ftirtlier pstrtictiliirs cnqttire c.f\Vm. Btady
or of the sttlisr-ti'ner‘nettr tlic premise:-‘. \\ ho
36
FHVE Dollars i2e\t'ai'¢l.—
l’i.‘|llil\V3.|_\ ltoiii the snbscrineron
like to lllt‘ F.:rniiivg ltttitittc-s. hv
tlic ltJl‘lIt‘ of Morris Shvliati, flgrll
Said boy [8 of iitiddling size.
All prisons art: llll'l)lllllPll to harbor or trust suit!
The above reward
L4-ft Jill‘ employ oftlie suttsciilter. in corr.pri-
Hark, how, my voice revives, rcsuunds !"
Ecxto. . Zounda .'
. LoYl~ZR.
l'l' question thee ‘o-rfore lgo-—
Come. answer me more apropos. .
Ecno. pol; ! poll.’
LnV’F.R.
Tell me. fair nviiinli. ifr-’e_r,_\'nu saw
So sweet it girl as Phcnbe Shaw?
Ectio. Pshaw!
Lovicn. ‘
Sriy. what will turn that fri-king cuticy
Into the toils of tiiatrittiony?
Ecno. ‘ Money .’
Lovi-zit.
Has Plmhe not a lit-'tlVPnly brow?
Is it not its white as pearl-—as snow '!
Ecno. Ass.’ 710!
Lovi-:a. 5
Her eyes.‘ was ever such npoir?
Are the stars brighter than they are
Ecuo. Tie a.-'e_.’
Lovt-tit. y '
Echo.’ thou liest. but can't deceive me-
Her eves eclipse the surs, believe me.
Ecuo. Leave me .'
Lovi-In.
3.” crime. tlmii s:t‘ot-._v. pt.‘I'l roniancer.
Vvhn is as fair as Pbaabel 8.llSV"(‘l‘.
Ecno Ann sir .'
HAPPINESS N01‘ TO l3E‘FOUND UN
E XRTH.
"Tis vain of happiness to dream,
To think ufil. an idle theme;
Cntitl not it pliaittttm. let it go,
You cannot find it here below.
She once came down to visit rarlli.
"l"was at the hour of Adam‘; birth.
But. oh! long since she j-iii‘rned'ltat-k,
Thrn man \\‘llV seek you for her track 3
How could the nymph so ltigli ofbirth.
Dwell long‘ upon this liostile. earth,
\Vherc man is cruel, hard. unkind,
’l‘o nrcrcv lost, tojiistice blind!
Do coimtli-ss carcs dis‘ iirb your rest?
Oh rntiririiirtini. 'tis for the best.
Life's ilioosniid daiigr-rs boldly meet,
Bear every sorrow. every pain,
“he live and die, to live. again.
\Vhrn nature at mps hr-r fatal seal.
\Vheti tio medicinal herb wil heal,
Resign your soul \Vl'llf'Illl a sigh.
Attrf'.l‘t‘flrtl(lV nu n ‘HS S'f‘PF/ /0 INF.
V {
M1sci?;i§TL71~Eist”iY?“"
Li~:'r CniLuiii-1N I’i..u'.—-\Ve copy the fol-
lowing judicious remarks from one of a series of
articles on Domestic Eiliication :_
-.‘lt is known that all young animals of
every description Covet violent ext-rtion.——
This is llt-‘Ct-'SSt‘lry for the proper development
of their physical nature. \Ve-;_ cannot in-
fringe this law witliout iiifiictiiig iniiirv. lo
the Cast‘ of children. no lllll.llll|'l labor can he
siibstitiiterl for it. The violent agitation of
the body brings into action, muscles \\'hicl't
are necessarv to the tiriiforoi vigor of the
s_vstctri. Mitch of the exertion of children
at play nccrisiors deep bretthing which fills
everv cavity of the lungs, at the sonic time
produccs aihealthy action of the lower vicn
rn iv the accotnp-nving pressure. The
i‘ltlrllOl‘OUS Olllill‘F'.'il\' r-f noisv hilarity whi--li
fY];l‘li't’S the \\'h(.le neig'lil=oi hood ring. is to be
borne \\‘li.ll, when we consiilt-r that it is
sending a genial influence through every
vein of young flit-nrls who are snort to take
our pltccs in the more sober business of
life, Pitt-nts who prnliihit these exercises
to their childrr-n, \\'hcll’tel‘ male or female,
will entail upon them feeble m1l[lJl‘il_\', if it
may be so called, and prcnintnre old age.---
Too fwqtit-oily the folly of parents in pro
hibiting tht-ir chiltlrcn such exercise, is the
occztsion of their coming to an t-nrlv grave.
lfthe food of chiltlr-'-n were simply cooling,
and nutritive, and they were allnivi-d prop-rt‘
cxctcise in the optn air, there is nothing in
lib» -- tlcltltlpfy ofthcir bodies. and the pro-
ivisions which God has made for repairing
every part, if injured, but \\'l]:iI would p'0rn-
isc a long and vit_rnrniis life,'a calm old
age, and an e-sv rlcoth
Rt-ZMARKABLE lot-tut;i\'r.—'1‘ite Baltimore
Sun has the following remarkable. incident :
"An int-ill,-nt sotiwit-hat. renmrkahlc, oc-
curred at the late mt-t-ting in Halifax coon
lty. The Rvv. Mr. Rozzv-ll was dclivt ring
;a discourse, in his usual anitnati-d and elo
:ql)t‘lll tnatiiit-r, (llll‘inL' which he rltscriherl
f
and brass Knobs. Esciitclieon La'ches. do do. lth . s,,},]i,,,i,y and _,_,,.,,nd,.m. of the (f;h,.,¢,i ,nts , ,'0,m,i
ftriuvr-ph in the hour of nature's dissolution
‘. A scpulcliral stillness pervaded the usscuiblv.
l'l'hc intensity of feeling was best itirli.--dig-(l by
the checks of hundreds. Every eye seem’-d
rivetml on the speaker. Faring this SPPDP
Mr. R. l't‘|'ll:ll‘l(+'fl ill‘-ll. one of the hiippit-st
periods of his life was the hour in which he
witriesst-rl the triumphant exit of his venera-
ble. father. (the Rcti. Stephen George Roz-
Zle, who died about two years ago.) A Mr.
N. sitting in the L'.Oflgl'Pgtlll0n replied audi-
bly, “l don’t believe that.” Before be h »d
closed his mouth a Yellow jickct, a species
of bee, whose sting is known to be one ofthe
tiiost painful. S|l(l(lr'nl_\_I.$ll]t')g him _on the
tonctie, causing it to swell _ and inflame to
such an extent that he was in great agony,
and could not S\\’llllO\V food during the stic-
ceetling night. Mr-diciil aid was ‘found in-
dispensable. Such an impression did tbi»
ivotindfinake on the mind of the Ullfttrlllfl=il(’
unit, that he has since acknoivleilged his
belief tb -t'the infliction was provide-utinl;
also that the minister with right and be
wrong.” ‘
the full and silv nt tears Vt hich tricltltd doivrt,
-COFFEE DRl.\"KERS. b
Will p('I'lltlltS lilac to read the _l'ollo.wing def-"
sct:i'piion of the process of raisicg entice, and
preparing it for tiizirket. in ll-aviiua. wliich-we
EXIf8C' from one ofthe entertaining "Hieroglyph-
ics,.’_ in the New Orleans Picayune :
-. The st-.i=..l is fil‘$l‘Pli|nlt'd iirzi nursery as
it ivcre; while it is sprouting upinto ii _vuuog
tree or plant, the field for its ll'itflSplilUl.1lli0l|
-—-=‘ottit-titiics cnv- ring llul'lill't‘(lS of acrrs~
is being \\.’t‘UdU(_l and pt‘:-pawd. . ‘\Vhcn the
siiplings .tttain the proper age and g|'()\\l.il
thtiy are tzikt n lip and plziritcd foij pt’l'll:_|_3fl~nl
purposes in the cofii-e field. "Thtiy are pull
tlonri in rows at distuuttes from vzich otlit.-r of
from font‘ to six ft‘0‘l. longitudinally. and from
six to o igbt ft‘t‘l. latitudinally. i-lw-re tht-y
I‘ctl!i'ii1'] until they are worn out, bca!'in,g cof
fg-,e_1"ti some soils for ti prtlutl 115
-Vii-_i,'2,|‘s, The field being llills planted, the
\\‘l't5:ile‘0f the pl:-inti-r's attention year after
veittj, is now directed, first to keeping the
plantation 1'l-~nt't, and Plllll‘t-ly free from
txeetls. for this is indispens-ably necessary to
the "good tiiid wbolesoiiie growth oftht: trees.
next in ttimniing the trees, so as to pr‘cv- tit
thou. rr-aclliiig ti high--r altitiide'tli.tnthe cof-
lee can be plucked front them by the hand,
or extending ih:-ir bl'.illCl'lt'S too wide, lllt'f("
by pri-.-vcntiiig the pick» is from passing
i-asiiv around them. Svcnndli-'. in pliickiiig
or picking ofl the collie l)L‘rllt-‘S front the l.ft:‘t‘
at. use proper season; and thirdly in pt‘t-p;it'-
ing it f0l'llllitl'l(t-I, The wet-tlittg is done with
r._;reritc:1t'e.—--notso much as it Sll‘l'.3.l(‘iblilfit‘ of
grass is-to be discover-d among the coffee
trcvs’-. coveriiigr entire acres, and thus the
ivhole powers of the soil, which is ti lll;tl'l of
-I lleuvy l'i-*tltliSl'l color, are preserve-zl foi
their_rinurisl'iment. Ronn-l the bounds of
the coffee field. and at convenient distances
through ll'lr'lll,lllt‘l't’ are walks or avenues.
the m.iri_iins of which are liiid out with great
taste. and planted with ptilui, 0l‘5lllL’P and
other lret-s. giving it great be-t|Ji_v, indeed, it
coffve plzintatioii st-e -. s to be nothing more
or less than an overgrown but well tended
qtir<lt~"_ii. It tifftrus a surpiissiri-.tl_v swevt
pet'fot'tie. and when the trees are in flower.
or when the l)t‘I'l'lt‘S are fl'(l——S'tmt' still be-
ing green—-it is picturesque beyond any
thint’. ’
t A LOCK 01-‘ HAIR,‘.
Few things in this \\'£'-ill"?-'-\'0|'ld are so
ileliglltllll as ls’Pt‘p8t'l'l(¢~3 Nor do they ever
to my he.-irt at lmgi not‘ to my overs, loose
their ~l.l‘lIdef,'p0\\'erful charms. ‘How slight
how Smfll-l,‘l'IQ\V tiny. ii A itiemoiiii! saves a
beloved onefrom oblivion -worn on the
finger, or close to the heart. espt-ciallyif she
bigtléatl. No thought i_s‘s_o_;,irisuppoitable as
that of _entire, total, t,-liiiid“ f0rgelfDln'SS--
\\'llt’n the croature that once lauglieil, and
sting. and w pt to us closeby our side or in
our tll'l‘l)S. is us if’ be-'i‘“’stnilcs. her voice, her
tears. her ltisscs, had never been. She and
them siwillowed up in the dark notbingnt-ss
of ll'l",(l|lSl..~.
0!’ all lttgcpssilrcs. triemoriuls. rt.-lice-—most
-.li.-tirly, lli6:‘l. i'lev°t.tedl_\5 do I love it lock of
hair; and Ctl \\‘l'i‘t"n the head it lwttllllfletl.
l0“-' "5 Qolis long tnoufdz-ring iii the dust bow spiritual
$l’etllS the untlyiiig gfossiness of the sole rt-
maiiiing ringl.-tl Ali t'l5e gone to nothing,
save and r-xv}-pt ib -.t soft. smooth. btirnislierl
and glorious fragment ofthe appiireling that
mice hiitigio clouds and sunshine over an
angel's brow.
Aye, a lock of hair is far better than any
picture; it is part of lhe bed-loved object her.
self, it belon,r_ts to those tressvs that often,
long ago, may have been ('lislte\'elt-d, like it
sbower of stinbeaiiis, over your betiting
brt-iistl But now solemn thoughts sudden
the l)t'tltll_\' once so bri_ght——so rt ftilgcot; the
longer you gaze upon it the tttore rind more
it seems to siy iipbriiitliiigly "\Veep’sl thou
no more for me .7" and iritleetl, tl tr-or tru-
to the iitiperishablc 8flr'(‘lii‘)llS in iihich all
nattirc scents to l't'_l-'ll(‘t‘, beats witness, that
the oljvct to which it Y€~|rnl‘fl is rto more
forgot!--ri that she has been «lead for manv.
many long \\'r'tll'_V days, months, years; lbiin
.shr- w s lorgoitrn during one of absence-
that. came like it "passing sound bctxvren us
and the sunsliitic of her living——lier loving
Slllllt-S.
flIrt7zu.fttctur.e-it Staci Pens.—In the first
place. flat sections of steel are cutout, of the
shape reipiiretl, by it stziniping prtss; they
are then place-.l tinder iitiotht-r press, which
pit-revs the holes and cuts lhe slits; and tliev
lift‘ then struck into their convex Slltept‘
a third prtss. The-_v have then to lie po_li.~h
ed :|n(l'l.(‘tUll(‘f_8(l, which is iiiaritiged in it pe-
As the tree does not senrl forth all its blos-
sotiis’§i:titiltaneously, a portion of this bur-,
ties llt‘Ct)lnt-' ripe before the rust. and hcucel
the process of picking is repeated ntdiff»-rent}
periods. The blossom first shoots forth iul
the l~'i‘.l.Fl’ part of April or May and next in;
the l«'llit'l’ part of June. The bvrr_v first -.is-:
stirnes it grt--en hue. and as it but-mites vttorel
ripe it ch:tris.'t»'s to it deep red. The pullingl
is: pt-tégriiied in August and Septeiiilwr. The
gPne;.- process of prop-.irin~: tbe'cofi’t-is
:ti:'tr‘t'tt~t"is this: his first placerl on El gliici.-r
tifcirciilar slinpe and smoothly plastered sur-
face. built expr.-ss|_v for the purpose, iiiqoan-
tity ftllln{!_flb0l.ll t\\'clve inches in deplh.—
This is done for the purpose of rolling the
shell or husk of the berries, every one of-
Wllil‘l'l contains two or twin grains of coffee.
it is next, on the sritiie glacier, but in loss
qti-tril'itioԤ. drit-d by exposure to the sun;
tvhvn dried it is pit! in a circular mill or
trough, where a it heel pissing over it breaks
t)fl‘lli4t:“Slt(-‘ll and clears the grain from all iri-
t-iiotbtjaiiccs. -lt is n--xt \\’intl0\\'(-‘ll. bi; which
the broken bu:-ks are blown off from the
t_7l‘:li"l, and la~llv it is picked or assorted. tho
pick»-rs .usi'ngthcir hands alone, and having
no aid from rnzichincrv. dividing -the crop,
grain by grain, into their rltffere-nt cl~tsscs——
Sl'lpt’l'll'll',|'Tlldfllll-’fl7‘ll'ld inferior. It is then
put up for ntzirltei.’
' THE \VlD()\V.
it was ti r-oldand bl.-zijlri evening in it most
severe winter. The stiow.ii as driven by thi-
furious tiortb wiuel. Fvw” t_l«tred or were
williugt-to vi-nturc abroad. It was a night
which the poor will not Soon forget. ’ y
In a u ost iiiisernble and show ted ltl'lP"
mt-nt. soniewliat remote from any other htibi
tatinri, there then residi-d an aged widow
alone, and vet not alone.
During the We-|l‘y diiv, in her excessive
\\"'lll(l'll'5S she hsid not be-on title to step ba-
youdlthe door stone, or in coiiititutiicato h» r
wants to arty friend. Hm‘ last lll0l'SPl ol
brt-arl‘h:id been long. lt rig since f‘ttttSlJflt.t-'(l.
and .t,iorie' llFt'(lt-Cl lier flrSll'llll0n. She sat at
evening’ hv hi-I‘ siiitill fire, l't-all ftiiiiislie-tl
with hunger, and (’XllilllSl.l()l’l, unable to
Slcep.
‘ Shit’ prayed that morning. "Give me this
‘day my iloily bread"—liiil. the shiidoiis of
{t-’Vt*ni_l'lg' had tl«~si:~itded upon her and her
lPra}'t‘r had " not been arisiveri-d. While-
such iiiniigliis ivvrc ptiS§lDL’ iliroiigli llP['
lwetirs_.t mind, she ht-afd the door suddvnly
open iand shin again, and going to the entry
deposited, ht‘ an ullltllt)\\'n hand. a
lbosket crowded with all those articles ‘of
coiiifo'ri:iblt- food which she needed, and
which had the sweetness of manna to her.
Where were hot feelings on,_ that night
tC‘iotl,unl_v l-noivs; but they \\'9l't-"Sll(‘l’) as
rise up to Him, the Great Delivercri and
Pi'ovi-ler. from ten tho--sand hearts eve-I‘_v d =v.
Mtinv days had elapsed ht fore [lie tviilow
learnt through what agent God had sent her
tituely ai-'l. It was the impulse of a little"
child, it ho cn that ('.liSti.fll night, St'fli.t"d titth-~
cheerful fireside of ber_home, was pronipled
to express the generous wish that the poor
\\’ifl0\\"\$‘ll0fl| she ll-id sometimes visited,
could share some of her mime-rous comforts
and cheer. Her parents followed out thi-
benevolent suggo-stiou, and a servant was
soon do-spatcheil to her tniserable abode with
it pleniiliil supply.
What :1 beautiful chain of causes all'f:ist-
e,tlli*fl at the throne of God. An angel, with
ll0i5t-'l'."5S wing‘, (‘ante down. stirre-tl thi-
pt-‘t’lC“flll breast of a child, and with no pump
or circuinstuiicc of the outivzird uiiracle, thi-
widow's prayer was answer.-d. -
fm.;erl,qcs, iiitd which, thoug
ctiliar apparritits Cilllt-Ci etiiph. licrtlly. The
Devil.’ cotisislihg of fly \\‘llt't’l and at box. in
which the pens are placed. and to \\lll('l) a
itiotinri is given rt-st-iiihling tlialexhibiivd in
slmking llI8l.¢".'ltllS l0§_l(-ll'lt‘r in ii bag. This
motion iscontiuueti for 8 hours. when the
pens are found to he con:pl-.t- ly ('li-pl'l\‘(‘(l, by
their friction a_g-.=iiist each other, of any as-
pcrilit-'S which iiiiglit liiive eXi~lP(.l on lhtll
h invisible to the na-
ked eye-, would have obstrtii'tei'l the free pas-
stage of the pens After this process the-\'
are lenipered in a box. shaken and broiiglii
to a blue color. bi-mg carefully \\'alt‘l)t’(l, at d
the heat less»-tied whenever a shade of yellow
is observed on tbt-ir surface.
The split is thou complcttd by touching
the sides with :i pair of piiicers. Some idi-it
may be given of the greater rapidity \\llli
whit-h Steel pens are mmle than the. quit.
when we st:ite,that of the latter an expert
pelt cutter-can only trialte six huurlti-d a dot‘
whilst with the recent steel pt-n nitl(‘l'liUt'S,:I$
many may be made in it sin:-Tle hour iiitli
the greatest ease. The Steel of which thesi-
pens are made is frcqucnlfy alloyed \\ilh
someoihcr metal. in order to improve the
elasticiiy. and in so TIE casesto prevent rust,
b’ot the steel alone employed in this coiintry
for lYl2tl\’ll'l£',' pens. atnnunts to one hundred
and lwr'til_y five torts annuttllv, which
is eqttirttlenl to about three liundrt d millions
of puns! (1 number eiiiplovin,<_r such an im-
in’ DSP. amount of labor and ingeritiit_v, as to
be scarcel_v cretlible, (lid not the Pm-lia
iiii-ntiziry returns attest the fact.
Treatise on Pens.
llfrirriage —4J:icobrs dc Vnil‘f_'9. in twelve
:i_rguo:ents pathetic. succint, and elegant,
has rl: cl-are cl the benefits of marriage. 'l'hey
are these:
3. Host thou means’!-
keep and increase them.
2. Hats! than none?
help the to _t__ri=t some. -.
2 Aitttbou in prosp-'t'it_v,? Shedoubli-s it.
4. Art ilinii in adversity’? She will com-
fort, assist. and bear the up.
5. Atithou at home? She will
:iua_v inc-litni-hol_v.
6. Art thou abroad .7 She prays for tbce.
\\‘iSllt'S thee. at home, \'l't‘lCOfll('S thee with
jrrv.
7. Notliin_g is flt.‘ll,9‘llSUl‘l':e‘ as home. 'No
society is equal to ll=8l’l'itl2(’.
8. The Loud of conjugal love is adaman-
litie. -
9. Kindred inrrvase. parents double,
brothers, sisters. families. nephews.
l0 Thou art a father by it legal and
bnpi-_v issue. ‘
I I. But ten matrimony is cursed by Moses.
Flow much more a single life? ‘
l'2. lf nature escape not portisbniem, they
shall not avoid it, as be sung it, ill .t. \\ itbout
iimrriage.
‘Earth, air. sta. laud, full soon shall come to
noitght.
The world. itself would he to ruin brought.’
Thou has! one to
Thou- host one to
drive
The Hedge Hog--lt is a well ' ascertain-
ed fact. that the fieI'('t‘Sl poisons have no effect
on this wonderful little tiiiimrtl. ‘They ‘are
of great value in woods and plantations. and
should not be grudge-d an apple now and
then, as they wage l2flC(‘tlSi0Q‘ war against
add--rs and all poisonous nii-tubers of the rep-
tile gt-i;us, the bites of which. even when in
flirted on the tlnprtilccted pans of their body
have no dang.-rims cfit-ct.
Amountof Treasury Notes outstanding
Port. Tribune.
on the let inst. was $5,002,691 4!
to
t lV0L[UMEt 42.
i. A Ffifim I/tic 1?.ts0’ttli33lC'§l‘:tt:t'?‘:tt,¢'if.t':t'.-"till .‘-
zind sciitlered in every (llTt‘CliOn—lllfl)y into
the li\'el', some on
‘Twas such as we hope never to look upon
again.
TI‘.-SL230
’1‘Iie.L«ut.~Li>ilr of (It: C/ta'A£i‘._...l[-3;-,o;;;'.il.'ui..
roads cxtciiding to various poirito» in New.
Englzind, l,lU0 niilesiu length. The trait
Plel’ from Boston or New York can go with
the'l.lntit.'aletl spced of steam _, to Sautigsk g
City. and some forty miles south ofiilfoa his
way to the great valley cfihe ;\tliuiafippi.--
PPTSOUS in New Orleans in fiouisinno, at
Natchez in l.wiS5iS!lpt)i, tit Little Rock in
Arkansas. at Nashville in Tennessee, ll. St.
Louis in Missouri. in Burlington in ‘_lOl\'8, at
Louisville in Kvntncky, at Madison , in Indi-
ana, and at Ciiiciiinati in Ohio, can travel
by steam from those points, to meet their
friends coming from the noith and east, and
can opproach them almost williin hailing‘
distance. The completion ofihe Sundial.-y
and Cincinnati railroad will weld the last
link in the vast iron Clliiifl. It will practi-
cally extend the great W’:-stern Railroad
from Bostonfifleen tlzousatzd miles into the
rich, and altitos° boundless valley of the ‘Fa-
ther r~fW.'iters’ It will bring Cincinnati,
the Q'lE‘r’n city of the West, with its 60,000
inhabitants, within sixty one hour: travel of
New York and Boston. Ever_v intelligent
titan knows that the farther 21 Railroad or
canal is extended inlotbc heart of a popula-
tvd region. whose irihzibiitirits passes: as we
Aim-ricans do. tl marvelous propensity to
travel evt-ry tibcri-, and see every thing, to
say nothing ofour wonderful business enter-
prise, the more lUCl'8llt't;‘ will be the stock of
every mile of such iatprovenients. From
the first ten f‘ltil(‘S ofstr-rttiiboat and locomo-
tive travel from the great cinporia of this
state and New England. every additional ten
miles added thereto is tributary to the busi-
ness of the] first. Taking this just view of
the coniplrtion of the great chain of steam
"0n'll'l!lll'liCfll.lflD ht-tween the Mississippi, the
great Lake-s, and the Atlaiiiic. may we not
u!'g‘e the 0\\'flt'l‘S of railroad and steamboat
-‘lock l)t’l.\\'t‘(’l'l Sanduslty, New York and
Boston, to come ll')l'\\-'fll'd and complete this
last Link in the Chain as a matter of -private
gain ?
DREADFUL .s'i‘EAi\iB0A'i‘ ACCIDENT.
Adrearlful disaster occurred on buardthe
New Orleans and Bayou Sara steam packet
Clipper. on the 19th ult. All hervboilera blew
op SlllIUll8ll90l1Sl_y viliile backing oiitfrom the’
wharf at Bayou Sam. The New ‘Orleans
Pit.-ayune, Extra, oftbe 22d ult. says: ,
Mzichint-ry. vast fraguiiients of the boilers,
l'lll$__7(*‘ boa ms of tititbrr, furnilttrc. and human
beings in every degree of mutilation, were
shot tip prrpenrliculurly into the air. On
rem.-liiiig the git-at».-st ho iglil, the various
htttlivs tliver,c_ved like the jets of afifotiutain it:
till dirt-ctions—fiilliug to the iarih, and upor:
l'0:ifS of the houses. in some instarices us
much as two hundred and fifty _i.-ards from
the scene of destruction. The hapless Vic.
tiins were scalcled, crushed, torn, mangled.
the other side of the
Bayou, nearly three hundred yards-—sctr:e
torn lt$l1flfl('r by coming in contact with
nit-kt-ts and posts. All in front of the wheel
bousr-3 appears as thou,r_-h swept by a whirl-
wind. \Vhztt rrmains of the hull has" been
firiiily lashed to the shore, but it scrins to.
have been broken in two and partially sunk.
On renclting the spot. the scene prt-SC-litvtll
The floors of two large wurerooms
were literally strewn with the driid and
tlving, ant oihvrs pouring in as fast as it
was possible to convey them-—Ptaying,
groaning. bowling and writhing in every
possible cr-nlortion of physical agony. In
the midst of this confusing dirt. up to their
armpits in oil and cotton and bandages, we
found the. physicians-—likc good Samaritans
doing good-quietly and silent, but with the
energv and activity apparently of fifty pail’
of hands—-now washing it burn, now dres-
sing fl ivonnil, and anon splinteriag 5 _fra'.:-
lured liitib.
‘The crew consisted of -'13 persons. of Ibcm
all ‘out about a dozen, (the exact number is not
stated) were killed ! Of the three cabin passen-
gcrsi, one is missing and two are wouudcd.—-
Dcck passengers, 1 wounded, 2 not him.
A watchiiian waslhrowu alive, I00 yards
through the solid wall of Bake-i’s Hotel. into
a bed. He retained his svnsra perfectly let’
some time after, but expired during the
evening.
The cabin boy was thrown about 200
yards through the roof of a shed, and wits
picltcd up in a niangled condition.
Capt. Laurent escaped unhttrt; the chief
clerk. missing; the second clerk killed;
('l'llt'l euginvcr, badly wounded: 2d engineer,
thrown l50 or 200 yards through the roof
and gable cud ofa house», into the back yatd
against. the fence--one arm was torn offend
fr:-igint-nts of his carcasc scattered over the
trees.
From the Hart/’o7'd Timu.
Narrow Escape.—Capt. Chas Pfllfl. of
this port. was knocked overboard from the
sloop Hunter, about midnight, on the 23d of
Sept:-ntl.)e.I', wlen about l7 miles west us"
Montague Point. Francis Risley wrisihe
only one left. on board; he got out the lcng
boat, and fond Capt. Pearl, by the sound of
his voice, in ll) or I5 minutes. It was so
dark that they were unable to board the wt-
st-l. but succeeded in landing {on shore. just
before daylight. notwitlistanding the stirl.-—
They had but little hopes, however. of land.
rug in safety.
In the morning. pssistarice
xas procurred. and a whale boat launchrd,
-ti which Capt. Pearl and his partner suc-
't-cded in boarding the vessel, which the}
timid in a safe condition, after it had re»
t‘-alnrd alone. with full sails set, some six oi
~ ight hours! Capt. Pearl arrived here a let-.
lays since, with his vest.-¢-l, "safe and sound.’
l
3-.
city cast there is: cEmtiituous- line-._’ of rail-
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