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Published l‘J1i"e’1'}" Wedllesday 1VI0l‘l1il|gs by JAMES REED, at Two ‘O " I
~ ‘ Dollflls Per Annum in Advance office ‘on no '
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N-UMBER 287-NEW SERIES. NORWALK, CT. FWEDNESDAY MAY 14 1845
Davy ‘Cracker !

“Be sure you’1' right, tliiflll go ahead !”

ERE the words orttie ill f‘aied,much lamented Crochet, tbalr “'l1°m 3 braver man never
roamed the Western \Vilds.

Now we are sure of being figlilfright in buying our goods cheap, and ,,’;tt in selling them
cheaper than any house in ‘It airfield County. notivtthstantling \‘vl‘iat others ifay 59)’ l0 ‘lie
contrary; the penile know tliis.—ihe Ladies know it for one ‘Laura.’ has told tlicii.‘ all about
_§f,k=iiid“ouhr. _rtc]li)Grods,‘-E-our lC)rgundy Slllpes, splendid Baragrs, M._i_l’Lai'tié_s. Atp,,c,,__~_. rich
- I 59 1 0‘ -Hr‘ r€8~_P«S -- am }\e re bound to go ahead. there is no riiistalieabiiiif i‘t. Frier,,_<i
we are "bcllzne' Ofl." as our neighbors say, and clliug ( fff:it~i iird rlitzlp ,-,r.(] we imiu. .,H ,, I 0

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would encourage a reduction of prices, who would have their mouey’s‘ ivonii or more to be «ure
atid call at the fziiiious old “Bridge Store." C-_ GRfiMA'i-{j_

April 8. I345.
c. PECK’S $‘r‘oRE.
Sou!/i. Narwal/c Lcinding.

IIIS Establishment has recently, from re.

- sheet to public opinion. affiltitltthfltl the
liquor trade. and taken ground tlin't,__wi‘ll' com-
1 50 lll(’l];l it to the patronage of‘ the Tetnpetanre
lcommuiiity. lts stock of Groceries. Provisioris‘,

sac. has been in consequence. UiL‘r‘ll ii'icrca's'ed,

 
 

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VOLUME 28—NUMBER 20_

 

POETRY.
THE SABBATI-LBELL.

BY JOHN BIRD.

Th S. bb - '—
63’; lnilltb hlejll .[ hoivfiweetly breathes
W 4 I ’an a e t tat. allowed sound,
lien Spring, her first bright cliaplet wrcathes
A 'l(‘1hel_cotte_r s-humble porch around ;--
rang tlsltentng mcads of vernal green,—-
S _lie 3 ossomed h’ough-—tl_ie spiral cot-n,_.
I12 e 10 or the brook with flowers between,
ss tadowirig forth a fairer morn.

The Sabbzitli-bell !——’tis stillness all,

§,;ve, where the lamb’s unconscious bloat,
Or the loge wood-dov_i:’s plaintive call,

are mingtr.,'_l with its cadence sweet;
Sa‘ve"v.'rl1erc the lafli on soaring wing

At heave-'ri’s gate, pours .'=9r matin-song;
Oh! thus shall’ the featlieit-d Warbler sing,

Nor man’ the grateful strain prolong ?

13-‘-frmit me then, to take

diedv.Th]] ‘. ..’ 
a‘ “Y 9 0 d ady now began tolkrtncum in his head and thinks it his duty, must start early,
e of ’ ~ ' K

iinot be clisturligdr tgyngjit’ d:,’;,’:,t,.&;:.):_i "BX

atlier '1 stt ' ' _ *
g : spicion from the tone and man | to thrash every wanderer before they leave, my leav
‘ ‘ “ ‘ Y Pleasure returned the other b
To have the ribs bristinadoed for '1 little th
- , ut thou

n_er of her daughter that the reduced mu- his roof.

51098 Of the narrow street was occupying

tshle cvhoicest chamber_ of her heart. Thissupper and a draught of wine, was aprop- lsllitlt not leave m , ,- b- , . .
dSl)'°1')(,>n, painful as it was, she thought it osition to which Frank asse‘nte'cl after pro feathers that I 3 mo ’ Crow ‘ leave my

a visa" e to conceal lonoéd ' d . - - , . ‘ . ‘ . ‘= . v '- may treat you with :1 .

< - \Vh.1t d,fl‘ 1 1 1, . . - moi-
Meanwhile the re ort Ir ‘ ' D m eclsmm ' efellcet 5”" -“mg “-'1°"l1t0fDari=n‘irre'i- l"

- _ ecame ublt- h l r ' ' . . . t . ° ‘c o v as‘-99 Of bread
that the fair Meta hadprefused the wp1]tht.,c:i‘ae :!i];__'{ql(l']], wfilfit rriaIl{.e, yilitlagthet I re- and then accompany thee to my ,h,,eshO,d
king of hops, and Frank was delighted tlitfl: or from ftlifsa\(t:rret’c’Iind mtg it ’lron13l’hhnSt, laclfiordmlg‘ to my customary laws of h°SPl'
this potent rha, no ,0" el Stood _ _ -_ _ 9 s raw et. tips i la tly. .,.a,,k could luv , .

. - 1 _ , , . _ . , _ < e nOlZ]ll'l0' to ob.
“.,,,._ He was new 8' _t In rrsisuch an application may be beneficial aftei i_]eCl£ to this proposmon . read“ *3 h
, qut e sure of his such long confinement m my wet ,,,,,me,,,slwOu,d h , d. ’. Y as e
~quat‘ry and -1 ' . I-_ _ ___. ate ispensed with such t’ 1
.dd, 2 ntBCl1‘CUmS1ance Witch was a -—tt may prevent a fever’ He tltereupon civilities lief lt th h ma ma
rt 0 to a remen was to him as l . t ' ’ ' - ’ e at t ere would be little
as day. NOW cam‘; the thought OF: tl3l';;,p:ro:ptil:: pzllhlij hltiJlt':e,l?ncL 2% was plotlong use 1:)‘ an endeavor to pass over the accus-
. . , _ sc 0 ore ie cn- to -' ' ‘ .

reckless youth with a keen anguish to his trance of a castle of old Gothic a I 't t dme “Ema” Um Sermms wem Instruct’
soul. Many a heartfelt soliloqtiy was pre- l ure A entlc ra ‘ll th ' re 1’ ec - e to asslst the Stranger and place mm in
faced the hmeming Oh ! and ah! ‘Ah ,inSmntlygresp0nd‘pd.t.0 r]c0rri)rt:vrimg-izintteb tylas tflie iguest-bed, \vliet'€‘, upon elastic swan
- Mela, sighed lie, why did Inot know tltec ldemand “wlio’s the-rut” with Cr, tie_ em leis’ p”°du_°mQ' the _mOSt delightful
sooner. Thou would'st have been my'slei'nness \Vitliout awatiu I p a If Sensations to his Wearyilmbs’ he fell int‘)

- ~ -- « .rran aisw. '

g,,,,,.d,,m angel, and have saved me ,.mm,the bohs and bars were mmzved ml‘, 5”: ’:,'.'°l30S€,:] wliicli, lie was ready to confess,
mm‘ Could’ but can back my lmst years l crate trradi - ll (1 ‘ I ' . 19 ‘as a C ellf’ luxury at the Imcc 0f 8 mod-
i _ - 1:: _ D to y rece ed with a creakincr erate basttnado

as be wlizitl once was, the world would n0\V:l'lOlSe which to Franl " - l ' D I ' f

1) Fl .-~' 1 1 , i i t s_ appie iensivc ‘IIS phantnsy was 500] t

e an -4 ysitim {HM would make an Eden ear, seemed the forebodinrr moan of arrrecabl I rang-ported to
for thee. Noble girl 5 thou wouldst sacri- his apllroacliing reception. 0 ’ O C scenes’ He found ms dear Me‘

Tci-ms of the Gazette.
V.tlageSubscribcrs by c:ti'rier—peryear. . . .352 Ob
Mail do in advance do do.-.-. 2 00
OJIOQ _§l11l)Sc}‘ll)el'S, or those living out of the

Ciirrter sdtstrict, and who call for their pa.
pcrs at the office . . . _ . . . . _ _ _ _ _ _ ,, _ _ _ _ , _ _ ,
-Cotiipatitcs off) or more rcccivitig their pa-
,pers by mail, ifpaid in advance . . . . . . . . ._

‘ Rates of Advertising.

The Sabbath-bell !-—now soothing floiv
Those greetings to the p’casa‘nt-’s breast!
W'ho knows not l’ab'or’ne°'et"c'an‘ know
The blessed calm that sweetcns rest !
The day-spring of his pilgrimage,
..VVho, freed awhile frorii ciirtlily dare‘,-

One =qtiai'e—]Gliues ori1iidei'—1iiisertiot1 0 '75 - - - - -
‘ . . " I few concerns of the kind oflertltc £](l\"]fll"l- . Tl ' ' '
Two iii.-ei-tioiiq 0 37 W" ' ' ‘ ‘ Turns mcekly 10’! heaven li'lU0’lll pave - ie fatigued to in his dreams amoun-
. _ * - - - - ~ - - - - - * - - - - - - - - - - - -- . . - . - . ; .. . ‘ - «. - .. , . . , v '1clust .
'_rlll‘6elllSe1‘ll()liS . _ . . _ . _ . _ _ _ . . _ _ . _ . . _ _ ., ] ()0 h_er° lull’ _‘’m' l‘" ,f"m'l.‘ °"”3“”’l"_"_’”-, And reads his hopes recordea there? ’ flee l":‘§ 5"“ to a wlelchr 3' b‘--ggafa nag flel-1)-Cd not 10 enter with his rrder bushes selectinn. no _-° ’ . , er of rose
]_«‘,;,_ch r.,it.,..-mg;,,5e,.,;.,,, ______________ H _ 20 '1 he grinds are 0| the cliotcrst and host qualities _... , . _ possessing naught but a heart full of love who Sm,-ce]y h,,z,,,ded ,, look at we pe,__ Quicm’ ,] _ =2 , “ °“S_ ‘."lt1l1¢r mother.
r.;,,.ec,,,,,,.»S,,,,dAd,,,,,,,§,,.,,,,,,.iS N0,-,ceS_____ 1 00 as Well as ziliiinrliiitiii qiiniiiity. 'l‘hc liieiliiies Tl‘? S“l’.l"",h'b9lll~Y05.' not In Vain and dcspaii-, who can bring thee l]0tl‘.ll'l0',S0l] v.-"ho admitted him His unca“ th‘ -ifhyd e ‘-0_r1t.ea ed himself _belitnd a
Cotnnii.-:s'iotici~’snotices . _ _ _ . . _ . _ . _ . _ . . . . -_ 1 25 Dftlle prolirtetor for ptirclizising and lrant=porl- The l)|d_tll_fl,£,' On lliegillc IS liorue; suited to thy mQ,.;ts_ Q sE,e,,(m,,.if,i F00°1,s0,,,,e“,ha, abated h , “mess , "’ ‘ e 39 to (‘scope the old lady’s f‘rownS_
Gtiardiuti, Divorce, audollier notices .... -. . 1 00 ttigliis goods eualiles hint to put ciittipclilitin at Glfl‘-if r55l’_l,l9.l_-Toll‘? §cll""l?s' Wm"? _ -that I ]~.a«,~e’bec,,l Ah ypmd “Ce «[1, , m0_ ,, roach of l , oweler’ 9“ we .hl’s,ty “'6” he ‘V-'13 Carried in fancyto the nm,_
the 5,,,,,,,.,,_ ,,,,,,,,m.,,_ A” e,,m,,,,_,,,,,“n U,-flmcles ,sum,ec_ [he soundmg ax, the ,-,},,,,,0,.O,,S hem, ‘if _ _ ‘ I -n , i ~ 2 .3 PP _ a seri ant toassist litm in dis- row street, when, standinor before the lar
Yearly f1i.lV(£1‘l.lScl'S, on square, . . . . . . . . . . ..10 00 (.,55,,r,._ [3,_.,.{ and purl, hams t',,, presen, use, For other thou';r‘h_ts tliose notes inspire, 1‘ l”'“-’,*“e ‘-00 3?“ _ ‘ _ lTl0Umll1g', unstritppinglits va]ice,;m(] 5-end- min-or he 5”“, the dclicafe hqm‘, f ,M 38
\Vhere youth fgrgetg hrs fmhc pace, Love, meanxvliile, did not allow its work ing the horse to the stable, conducting arranging plants in the opposite Civindtftifl

pityable quat'Lei'ly. 'l‘lic.privilcgc of yearly ad-
vertisers is litnilczl to their own itiiincdiute busi-
ticss.
Cttsiizil rtdvertisciiieiitssent to this Office, MUST BE
ACCO.\H‘.-\.\'ll-ID av Till-Z C.\Sll 'l'0 l.\‘lSUR1'2l.\'Sl-‘.!{'l‘lO\‘.

cured in the most approved titatiner always on
hand or procured at short notice direct front
the Smoke lsliiust’. Tltose who lake the trtitrbiltf
to exaniine will find inducement to (italic the
second call.

South t'orwall-:. April Silt 18-15.

him to a well lighted apartment; into the
presence of the lord of the castle.

Knight Bronkhorst had been from his
youth, to a‘not distant period, a soldier in
the army of the emperor. He had served
under the valiant George of Froiiberg, and
had cotnmrindctl a company of infantry in
the famed battle of Venice, after which he

to reu'ia’n unfinislicd. Itwrouglit in his mind
-{I \VllClCSO1n'e fcrmentatisii wliicli rt:-suIted
inadeterniiti-.ition to labor to bring his pres-
cot uotliiugriess into profitable existence.
Among the ntitnerous schemes which stig-
gi-stecl themselves to his mind for pl‘O;'lll‘-
ing finances, he adopted the following as
the most pronii..~itig. There were still
standing on the books of his father niany retired to his estates, that he mitrltt live in
balances wlii.:lt had been considered \vo.th- quiet, and endeavor to expiate Dsome of
loss ; tliesc,0nc and all,lie_t'arcfully abstrac- 2 his transgressions as a soldier, by sundry
led, dctcrm"ning to travel through the acts of charity, feeding the liungry, cloth-
country and cztll on the debtors in the 'ing the naked, giving shelter and rest to
llfip-_*. that some little wheat might l)f'f()!1ll(l-llle weary pilgriin, and then a souvenir
among such a quantity of chaff \Vitli upon his back. The martial bearing of
this little capital lie \vou'd commence a,tliis athletic host as he approached his.
b.isincss which he saw in perspective to_gtiest, the quick stciitorian voice with-.
extend to remote parts of the commercial lwliicli be welcomed liitn, the powerful
Already he fancied l.is ships iip- tgrasp oftlic hand, so niticli daunted our
He went , hero that liisquaking nerves betrayed him.
quickly to worktoexecuteliis pl:ins,tiirned ‘v\’liat ails thee, young man?’ said the.
the remaining heir loom, the old \vntcli,l Kniglit, in tones of tliunder, ‘VVliat makcsl
itito cash, and purchased a nrzg which was the shake thus and loot so pale 1’ Frank
destined to bear him abroad into the wide gathered courage; be considered that his
ivorld. gsliotildcrs must in the end, foot the entire
But the grrantl trial was yet to conic,-— bill,and his cowardice was suddenly chan-
the separation from Meta. \\'hat wllslieiged into comparative boldness. ‘Sir
think, murmured be if she no more mee‘s Knight,’ replied lie, ‘you see that I am as
mt: on her return from cliurcli .7 The tlto’t thoroiiglioly drenched as tliougli I had
dis"’rr_*ssed him. Atid how can I coinniu- been dipped in the Wescr. Supply me

nl_.';ul'3 to her my project. Love ever in- with some dry garments in place Of these,
.t.._,., - , ._ i.:- ....-x........\.\,. xxx... xlu l......t. _ .-_..a -K‘ knnr 3” drive 0fl‘,|-‘age chlns

parfiire should be announced, wi li prayers ‘ which rack my nerves, and I shall feel
from the ptilpit. more amiable.’ ‘Well,’ answered the host,
From this time forth, Frank was no more ‘order what thou wilt: here thou art: at
to Le seen in the city of Bremen. In vain home.’
a pair of the finest eyes seek him upon the Frau':permitted himself to he waited on
walks. The announcement on the follow- like a l3asliaw.—twitted and quizzed the
ing Sabbath caused her the deepest grief domestics who attended l‘iim.—‘I must
and surprise. His dcptirture was wholly shoulder the bill,’ thought be, ‘which will But to his great surprise the host shook
inexplicable and she knew not what to amount to the same wlic;lter I have notli- him cordiallybby the hand wished him
think of it. After a few weeks had pas.=- ing or much, so I'll go for the latter. This prosperotis journey, the door bolts we :1
ex] rt“.-ay and she had sotnewliat recot»e,.cd doublet: éliid lie «was made for some old fatiremoved, and there was little dela 
spirits, the true motives ofltis desiring p=1unclt,bt‘itig me one ofa closer tit. Herc, ‘ mounting his steed and (lroppirio the g,,,,,,
ers ofthe cliurcli suddenly flitslicd put these slippers upon your last and give gate in the rear. O
very little interest in the bridal pageantzlupon her mind. TlllS11(3.\\'.\'lC\\’ oftlic m:it- tlietrt :1 stretching, th:-y burn my cornsi A heavy load fell from the heart of
even the expensive ornament; the jewcls- ter revived all her declining hopes and lie Satan’s poker. This nec cloth is as,Frauk on finding himself, with an entire
stiffas a board; one cant turn to right or , skin, again in the free air, on his route to

in tlic wreath ofmyrtlc, with the nine rows, fully restored her to cliccrfulncss. . I
left, give me something more flexible.’ ;Antwerp. He uliigtled as he proceeded,

Anon he found himself sittinrr besides he,-
on the grass, attemptiunr to Breathe into
get'ht:_-'11,‘, ‘his tender emotions, but like a
'as u steep, his utterance failed him.
I‘lius he would have dreamed on till mid-
day liad not the sonorous tones of the
}{f”gl1ta'IElhn(l the clatter .Ofl'llS spurs aroused
iim. .e’l1C.)S.t, at. this early hour, was
engaged in giving instructions to his do.
tnestics regarding breakfiist, and to be in
readiness when the traveler should awake
to assist him in attiriug, and in everyiothcr
possible manner.
ll.\V{l'.Sl:1l; the ciirpcnsc of much self‘.pc,._
suastont at the happy dreamer was i,,_
duced to forsake his cotnfortable feathers
By the aid of his attendants his toilet was
soon completed, and he was led to the
Sttlle (z. manger by the knight, and seated
at a well furnished board, but the grastjc
fluid had not. yet had time to finish its
worli. upon lits hearty stipfcr, and not-
withstanding the entreaties of the host,
Frank could not eat. ‘Mv stomach ’ said
u I 1
he, ‘is full, but my pockets are empty, and
with your permission, I will supply them
for coming wants.’ He now briskly pack-
ed ‘In such provisions as promised the best;
relish, and as were n’l0‘3t portable, until
his l‘lUl’net'0,l_],,s cziptlClOi.lS pociets gave a
stril. mg :1p_ne-arance to his personal outline.
On seeing from the window that his horse
“'38 sbtupdtng well groomed, and in readi-
npss e ore the entrance,_he threw off his
g ass of Danztger, intending it to be the
paitiiig one, presuming that the landlord
would then take him bv the collar and {er
‘minute the entertainment accordiiig to the
usual custom of the establishment.

And maidtind ritatro'ii, son and sire,
'1 lictr Cliu't*cli‘-way path together trace.-

The Sztlibatli-‘bell !——ei'e yet the pcal
In lessening murmurs melts away,

’I‘is sweet with reverential step to steal

 _\Vllt‘l‘G rests around each kindred clay I

'\Vliere buried love, and severed f!'lt'lltlS,
Parent and oll'spriiig, slirowtled lie!

The tear drop falls,-—‘t|i_e,prayer ascends,»-
Tlic living muse, and learn to die!

The Sahbatli-bell !-—’tis silent now;
The holy faiie the throng receives;
The pastor bends his aged brow,
And slowly turns the sacred leaves.
Oh! blast where blendizig ranks agree
To tread the path their fzitliers trod,
To bend alike ilic willing knee.
One fold, before otie fostetiiig God l

JOB t5t=ttNTtN‘c,

o F A L I. K 1 N D
Executed at the Gazette Oflice.

Notice.

7' [IE Ull(lt‘fSl,£!nell desire respertfiilly to
infortn the inert:hntit.~‘. and ci'i7.-‘us of
‘. Nunvalk and its tioi,qlilmrlioiiil.tliroiigli this me
dittiii. that they have foruied a copnrtnt-rship.
atitl have taken the cominniliotis and very cen-
trzil Store lloiisc. No. 194 \Vest. Street. New
York. lifili .lo0r above Duane st. and directly
fr-iting the New York and Eric Railroad Lari
tliug. for the purpose of tratisziciing a general
business ‘in Provisions, Salt and Fish. It isilieir
inteuli-‘in to keep always on hitnd, and to dispose
ofat the lowest itizirket prices. for Cash. it good
assortment oftlie tlie lllll().\ iug articles: Pork
and Beef, Mess and I’rime.personally selected
from the lu~‘pecturs’yards with care. Ilruns
City cured. from the well known smoking:
houses of Leland. llatris. Cragen, Tiltou, and
others. Lard, Ohio, and city rendered. in
kegs a_nd barrels. Tongues, Sinoketl Beef,
nnd Smoked Salmon. Butter, from Orange.
Clieiiango. and Dela ware counties. C‘/ieescfrom
1hc_tl'lI)9l aptiroi.-eil Darics in the same counties.
incltiiling I-Ierkimer and oilicrs. Salt, Aslitoii’s
Factory filled. Liverpool Grouiiil. Syritciise. in
cases. bags and barrels. and coarse salt in bulli-
Fisll, Mackerel. Siilrrioti, Shad. Ct)(ll'l.\lle dry
and pickled. and llerring. box and pit:l-'lE'tl-

All orders. by mail 0r()llli--l’WlSC‘. litr any Ullllc
ab we. shall be faithfully and speedily executed
and shipped in good order and season.

‘ W.ir.n 8: VVIIITNEY.
New York. April 2, 18-15. *3ntl4

H.ARDWAR_E.

Cutlery, Guns, Iron, steel, \Vin(low
Glass, Paints and (Bils.
WHOLESALE & RE'l‘AlL,
Otip.-isile Iloyfs La.n.rli7z.g, Norwal/.1.

T ill‘) siibscribers are now receiving direcl
from the iiiantifacturcrs an extensive as

The Siililizith-bell !—Oli, does not time
In that still voice all-t.-loqueut breathe!
How tnaiiy have listened to that cli_ime
Who sleep tliose grassy mounds beneath!
How many of those who listen now
Shall wake its fate-recording kcll,
Blessed ifon» bricfliour bestow,
A wartiiug in the Salibzitli-bclll

world.
on the seas laden with cargoes.

 

lit: is invited to the large and clcgantassorb
merit of I-Iarttesscs, Saddles, Bridles, Whips.
Trunks, &c. to be lound at the establishment of

the subscriber. It is believed to be no c:\‘a«__zera-
tiou that this place, nor any other in the vicinity
has been able to produce so rich a variety, par-
ticularly in the Harness linc. Tlicy are ready
made and complete at a iuouicnt’s notice. \Vlio-
ever will take the trouble to exaiiiiitc, will find
that the workmanship of lliesc articles cannot be
surpassed. Among the lot are several sets of
double Harnesses. whit-.li’ar'e worthy UH! NICH-
iiou ofiliose fitting out pleasure equipages.——
There are also several very light and airy single
harnesses, designed for ueatncss but matiuf:icttir-
ed ofthe best materials,aiid embracing the double
merit of security and tastefnltiess. Every article
needed in the line, may be found here, of the
best quality, and oti very moderate terms. Be-
pairing as usual. WM B SWAN.

Norwalk, April 29, 1845. 18

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A T A L E,

Trarzslated from the German of Ilfusaius,
for the J\"oi°wril/c Gaze(te—b_i/ W1
co\"ria‘i;i-:1).

Meta quickly recovered her bloom,’was
active at her labor, and diligent at mass.
Now and then the mother would sigh over
the destruction of her grand marriage
scheme, and was particularly uncomforta-
ble on the day of the nuptials of her lost
King of Hops. As that bridal party enter-
ed the cliurcli preceded by the city trum-
pet hand, she moaned and sighed as erst
when the intelligence was received of the,
loss of her man and ship on the Antwerp her
voyage. i\~’:cta on the contrary, evinced . the pray

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sirttn»3ntofl'oreign and domcstit-llardwarc.&c. 3'-1,9". ,. I ’ F _ . _- , , l ,1. . , 1 ]'.,1 - (1

, . .. //A r~~-- 9 . of oiiciit pearls around the neck of thct 1 tank was now upon tie ll: 1 run to

vl :l lc ' fI'»r.eitlier wholesale oi N’l?lll. on —— // '. .._ .;‘-3*“, . _ . . _ . _ . _. - - , :- r -‘ _ , , ,- - . ,- . . _ _

, :H’,l:W’U'r:‘br\,e“,e:n]S as can be pmchasm, MNB“, bride, ll1f1(le'Sllg‘l1t impression on liet_tran- i Brabant. Some claims in the cttyof Ant- llic Ixniglit, so for from showing (IIS-,8ll(l vi ished that all lits future lodging might
YMR D3,,|e,5 .,,,,,j Olher ,,,,,,.h,,-39,5 an. "'////1'-/l‘llll\\_\‘-.\ "\\ ‘\ ‘ qiiil mind. Prue, her eyes were at timcs,, werp drew liim first to that region. A pleasure at this John Bull deportment, t0I(l»eqllfl.l‘l.llOSC procured at the slande,-ed
,.e,,,,es,e,t. to examine otir assortment and a little moist, btit it was her parents, griefijotirney from Brc_m.en to Aiitwci~p,(i]n those the, servants to hasten and execute] all the; Br0n.cliorst castle. On reaching the once

1; are t1,;5.],,y, (_V1;,rc[. 23th) ()ppnlt‘,g 3 alone, that moved her. days, when the Txnlgllls of the an fe t at oieers of the stranger. The tab e uas, green city of Flanders, :1 d€.i,ghtf,,1 day’
quic ly in order, and both host and guestuvttli a balmy breeze, swelled all the sails

prices befire purchasing elsewhere. Among _ _ _
partyiliberty to arrest, plunder and imprison in

‘-Carpenters and

 

fresh supply of New Goods. ‘v\l1l('ll we

the assortment may be found.
havetakcn pains to ptircliasc at the lowest casli

Ancrican. and English riin. linob,upri_2l‘tl.aiitl
mimics, Locks, with mineral, glass, porcelain
and brass Kooks.

Pail, chest, draw, desk, box, trunk, till and
tiiglit Locks.

Norfilk. A nerican, malablc, long
esctitciietin Latcltes.

Parliament, broad. narrow, table, loose and
brass Butts. _

\Voiid Screws, assorted from § In 3 iiitthos:

Fiat, oval. ground. mill, taper and round FJIES

Horse, wood antl Shoe Rasps;

Angers assorted from g to 2,1, iticlics;

English and American Shovels ac Spades;

Cast steel, dc plated Hoes;

Lnng&short lianilleil Maiitirc Forks;

Pluughs and Plough Castings; _

Hooks and Hinges, plate Hiiiges. bl_|_ml F3318:

Mill, Ncut. webb hand, back, whip and key
hole saws;

Broad and narrow Axes;

Coopers Adzs ;

bench and mouldin__t_: Planes;

nd iron Squares °

price. and we think we can sell as low as any
other eSlZll)ll$lll}‘.-C‘l'll, ue care not wliore it is.—l
“"0 have a large supply ofnew Gold and Silver:
Watt.-lies of various styles. \Ve have some!
elegant cheap .lcwelr_y. Some very liandssnic
Ladies’ Breast Pitts for 75 cents. Gold and
silver Peticils, gold and silver Sl)C‘(.‘l3.Clt:S,\'Vl)0lt'3,
sale and retail. 
Combs and Bruslties.

Fine. Coarse. Dress. Back. Side, Shell and,
Horn Combs. flair. Tooth, Clotli and Shaving:
brushes. '

Fine Cutlery. ,
Fine Razors. Pocket Knives. best kind of;
Scissors. Razor straps, Soaps, Boxes &c. l

l

Looking Glasses and Clocks. l
A large supply. and we are selling Clocks for;
iiiiiliing (almost) and looking glasses as low as‘

we CHI).

, square and

r

Spoons.

\Ve have all kinds of silver Spoons made of,
tlie finest ofcoiti and as good as can be found
the “country thrtiiigh,” do Britania. German
silver. plated &(:. Butter Knives, Sugar Tongs,
ac. etc.

Brace arid Bills:
plane Irons, Steel 3

A full assortment of Ir

Brass Kettles. Fé'Yl"g
-goo and cart axes: .

A large assortmcntof Fable and Pocket Cutlery

Real stub and wire twist, double barrel (runs?

on Hollow \Varbl
Pans, Fire "Dogs, Wag-

Sundries.

[m-,,,,,,0,, do , do do; Tea Waiters. Teapots. Cas-tors. plated and
do do; brass Candlesticks, Stitiffcrs and Trays. VVe

Fine and low priced single

English. American Sweeds
assorted sizes :

Cast, English blister. German,
Spring Steelmssorted sizes;

American and French Window
from 6x8 to 18x24;

Pure, Extra undNo 1 White Lead; _

Enalish Red. Yellow Ochre, Paris,Englisli and

CIITOITIB Green.Verdegris. and Lamp black ;

Coach and Cabinet Varnish -. do Glue;

sperm and Refined Lamp Oil. Linseed antl

I Whale Oil. &c. &e. S'rlu—:1-:'r 81. China,
Nnrwalk, March 25. I845-

9

Toys Toys .
.RE’NC[-Ii, German and English Toys. Will!
a great variety ofothcr fancy arlicles.and

have every thing usually kept in a Silxer
Smith's shop. Call and see. at
CflA’S E. Dts3ttow’s.
N. B. Personal attention is given to the re-
pairing ofall kinds of watches. I/Ve warrant
or return pay. C- E- D-

T Lamp. Oil.

HE best Bleached Winter Strained Sperm
Oil in Norwalk is to found at
, W. E. 6? I1. M. Btssi:1.r.’s.

001) News. -Ladies 1 can now show
you the largest assortment of very rich
cheapanil fashionable-Dress Goods you ever
had the pleasure of examining in this county or
state, consisting of I
75 pieces Dress Silk all kinds

Gr. Old Sable ‘Iron.
American, and

Glass assorted

F

a general assortment of Fruit and Nnis. such as 50 " Mouslin de Lanes
Almonds. Maderia Nuts. Peanuts.Ftlberts. Cu 10 ” Organdy Stripes .
rm,‘ Mace, Currants, Figs. Prunes, Cloves.Ot“ 30 ” Berrages. very rich, all wool
augesand Lemons. Soda Biscuit and 8 general 20 (Ilugnams .
for sale by 30 ” Printed Monslins

aasortnieut ofC0rIfe0ti0nary.
Gr-:0.

_Norwalk, April 1, 1845'

Allofwliich will be sold very ‘cheap at.

W. JENNINGS-
14 J (?iitr_iniANs.-

In the evening, when the wedding
was retiirtiiiig, ‘Ali child,’ said the 0

of that happy procession: what would have

been thy inotlier‘s joy if thou hadst re-,
and cares by such an alli-;

but tlioti hast rejected Fortune,l

warded her pains
ance I
and, now,
Hymen’s alter.’ ‘Dear mother,’ replied
Meta, ‘I trust in heaven, if it there stands
recorded, that I shall one day be led to
that alter, and that thou wilt live to twine
my wreath for the occasion, for when the
right suitor comes, I shall not be long in
saying ‘yea.’ ‘Child, there is no press for
portionless maidens. Men wed now-a-(lays
to" be happy instead of to make happy. Be-
sides, thy planet predicts thee little good-
tliou wast born in Apri|.—Let us see what
it says in the almanac.’ ‘April-—a maid
born in this month bath a pleasing,
friendly countenance, a slender form,
is of a capricious disposition, and has
strong attachment to the opposite sex.
Let her guard well her cliaplets of honor,
and when a proper wooer appears, em-
brace the opportunity. ‘Was there ever
such a hit! The wooer has appeared and

-never, will appear again ; the opportunity

has escaped.’ 90h mother, don’t worry
yourselfabout the sayings of the planets ;
my heart says that when it receives the
right kind of offer, it will not be rejected,
and if such offer should not be received I
will support myself cheerfully with the la-
bor of my hands and stay by you and as-
sist you in your old age, as becomes a du-
tiful daughter; but should this man of my
heart one day appear, you must bless my
choice that it may be well with your child
upon earth, and ask-not if he is well born,
rich or distinguished, but, whether he is
honest and good, if he loves and is loveable.
‘Oh daughter, love both a needy kitchen
and wants. other fare than mere bread and
salt.’ ‘Yet with it dwells union and son.
tent, and with these, bread and salt are
found to be a relisbable fare. ‘

The prolific subject of bread and salt
continued to be debated till the cadence

of the last midnight wedding fiddle had

1.1!

,lad_v, ‘thou couldst have been at the head? supplie

I shall never live to see thee at‘

soon became gay through liberal potations
of beer. ‘Now,’ asked the farmer, ‘would
you desire anything further for supper '1."
‘Well, let us see what you have got,’ re-‘,
plied Fran", and then we’ll decide.’ The‘
table was supplied at rt wink, with a varie-
ty of rare dishes. \Vithout waiting for
etiqiiet.te,Fran‘c went to work right and
left in the most diligent manner. Having;
satisfied his appctite—‘l find, sir Knight,’
said he, that yourltitchen is not badly fur-
nished, if your cellar equals it, I must
commend your entire household adminis-
tration.’ The host nodded to the butler

halia our hero had journeyed till the set. and tlieirglasses were filled with winc.——’
fa sultry night without the sight l ‘wltat think you Of lllrlli young miml

. _ l . . ‘ . . _
of a resting place. A violent thunder i ‘If it is your best, I call it had, if from 3 our
er, it will do. ‘Aye, aye ! a

overtook him, and he was vet-y!lowest numb _ ‘
I see. Butler, try again. The

His city life had'connoiss<_eur_,
butler this time drew from the “mother

their castles, any ivayfarer who was not
(1 with :1 safe-conduct, was consid-
ered one of more peril than, at the pres-
ent day, would bea voyage from Bremen
to Katnsciitska, although the peace mun-
date which had been issued by the Empe-
jror Maximilian had been received as law
tliroughout the empire, in many pla
d not been honored by observance.
our solitary traveler had the
li the place ofliis des-
d but a

 cesit ha
; Nevertheless
good fortune to rent:
:l.ll'l'i1i.l0ll without having encountere
single adventure.
Deep in the gloomy solitudes of VVcst-

P. .
ytmg in o
l

storm tiow
Tsoon wet to the skin.
lhitherto protected him from such drench-
lings, and this with his anxiety about qtiar- pipe

axing ntglit, made his situa- real

'te,.S fm. the W Farnesian; we’ll stick by this.
' The Knight was not behind his guest,

Etion exceedingly uncomfortable. At] _ _
ilength, after the storm had passed over, heiand they soon grew JOVIZII. H_e related,
discovered at a considerable distance be- ; In the most dramatic m3rm"~l' his €XPl0|tS

the attack upon Venice, the

he in the field;
had 1 storming of Wlagenburg, and the destruc-

ition of the Welsh battalions.

a light which on reaching,
‘found proceeded from a cabin which
’more the appearance of a hovel for cattle,‘ _

lthan the abode of a human being. Thegand glasses before him
lchurlish tenants who was about retiring‘
?upon the straw by the side of one of his
lquadrtipedal associates,refused to open the

"fire which had been" covered upon the _ _ _ _
lhetirth. Frank’s ill humor vented itselfin t0 Cause him t0 dT0P his Chm f°l' 3 Sh"-'l‘L

a doleful miserere of halfsuppressed tones __ It wa s late in the night, yet no indica-
and in the denouncement of all VVestphal— tions of sleep appeared in the host. The,
inn hovels, with an audible curse. But th narrations of his camp adventures became
occupant gave little heed to this, and with- more animated with each bowl. ‘V Frank it
out any further notice of the stranger, little curious 10 learn \‘.'rietlier his noct_ur-
cooly blew out thelight. After Frank had mil couch Was to be in, 01‘ _0l1tS1de
stood murmuring some minutes before the the walls, and whether the _bill was
door of the cabin, when the man of‘. the to be'backed'now or in the morning‘. P170-‘
straw deigned to address. ltttn. as follo';-;;.,,- osod as 1.1. lllillli ‘Q98 more bumper f°" 3

__cy m, »,:»,,.,,... .‘. . _ t nigh, cgpf, ~C,,_,,ti_:ri,r ' to his expectations,
oung dn’ 1 -' "“ lffllli W’ fl-’]-d "" Qiul £h2'Knight gave a” salier cut to a field sto-'

: fore him,

foes. He decapitated the .
left, fighting all his battles o’cr again in‘
high enthusiasm. He played his carving
knife so nearly to the throat of Frank as

and lor""' .... " ’ fi ‘dalt, her but if _ .
_"5'"-f"‘~ _ fill 9”“ t n - ~ ll": ‘ ' . ' ‘T' urt be honored-—finlsh
YG!lt‘ld§ il1.l‘9,l‘. ewood atth°li?l“h“““.Y-°“ ff,’ Effiffiffw i.Toe.iih§.' ‘Pardon me, sir

Knight, replied Frank; i
sunrise, I must be bey

will see the, castle of the Knighlttlilberhavd

Bronkhoi-sf *’lie gives shelter to all, like a it the morning, by

0nd the moun-

.” ‘Now you begin tojtalk ; here's the,

l

The bottles
were imaginary,
mto right and;

of his hope. \Vealtli and liixnry met his
eye on every side, and it appeared as ifall
want and si.ifferitig had been effectually
banisiiéd from the town.
Naturally enough, he thought to himself
that many of the debtors ofliis father were
“.‘s"“" ‘erect,’ and amfmg the opulent pass-
ers by.
. \Vhen he had recovered a little by
repose from the fatigues of the journey,
he Pllmped some individuals at the Inn,
00nCermng certain of his debtors. He
learned that Petrus Martens was a solid
rriei'cliant 5 that Fabian Von Plus was very’
rich ;_ that Joliann FlSl1l(lCP was doing a
thriving business, and many others in
whom he had an ititerest, were doing well,
and the prospects flattered him that most
of the old claims would be liquidated ;- but
alas! his ariticipations were the only pleas-
ures he was permitted to enjoy, and they
were soon at an end. He was doomed to
bitter disappointment. Not one "on the
whole list of debtors would admit a claim.
Some denied ever having known Melchoii:
of Bremen. Some asserted that their debt‘
had long ago been settled. Others that
they had made offers of compromise‘, and
had compromised all other claims, and it
was his loss in not coming in with- the.
other creditors: they would pay nothing
now.

dings occasioned our hero the" greatest:
distress. Where now were his hopes of
an alliance with Meta? In the depths of
his despair his thoughts dwelt" upon sui-
cide, and he went so far as to essay an e_x_-
periment of death by starvation, but how-.
ever well this method of shortening exist-
ence was adapted to his means,-llis inclina-
tion appeared to have changediafter a. trial
of two and a half days. By the relinquish-
ment;_of his nag and pack, he was enabled
to appease his hunger, pay his bills, and
have a surplus of five guliders in his pock-
6:1 to purchase a staff and depart from that
city of affluence which he had so recently
entered with the highest hopes.

father of lllfl pilgrims to the holy 5°P“1'
G.ll¥'~9z Ell9!t§h sometimes. be §?.-‘5..“. S9“ °f‘

ltain 3 the journey to Brabant is long and I

Quite at a loss what course to persue,

 

It may well be imagined that these ti.--I ’