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NUMBER 426,-NEW‘ SERIES. ,'NonwA“LK, CT. WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 12, 1848.
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&cc ions clothe . n. d , ' 4 ' A ' , '
_. - . s , n she thought if and I will let them see that ‘I can tal'e “ P1! the qt“ 2: -
. » ‘ - - . ge has stopped here, said
she could only go where she could dress care of myself with as good care as they little Charley, as he bounded from his
‘. POETRY .
Terms of. the Ga zette.
I Village subscribers by cai'i'iei'—pcr year $2 00 ,;,:_-4,
Mail do. in advance do. do. 2 00 ‘ “P “ Fr 1/ W7 " P ' .' ~ l'l' ‘ . .
st: °‘ 3 the
the Carrier's isti-ict, and who call for ‘. ' ' - _ , ' . _ _ 2 l»e_ 88 We as mtg t ave room rang with shouts of -:A‘hh . has
their ,,,,pe,.S at the 0fl~,ce' 1'-50 1. the 1)i13l()alfi1(:sst(l)11qlt.nl(l’:.thpilfpxnnglsand qa.dl({l‘lll(,:i6 BY VHLLIAM Tnomrs-on nncox. often lyvlqleh a Little girl, had sat. on the done; but I will begin now, and when I come? Abby has come iii In a Tewll mod
C0m,,,,,,,es of fi,,.e (,,..,,,,.,,.e ,.ecc,,,,,,g their p3i]i_(Mp(;ep;nrtinm]eS Tr_unkS Vmssinzfig, L.éIarp(;t: Tlify-pgfizlli of horires nm1d‘l3I1(ll wild, gtrass y't e roadside watching the,retiirn, they shall see that I am _a better, ‘merits more, she was in-the midst of the‘ I
pnpgrs by mail, lfhmd m ,,d,.,mce 1 50 i _.s 2 v - i In .incy docks them toiti, - age \\ ic \\ ent daily by her fafiher is re- . milder, and more thoughtful girl. -And ha thro H f h - l
— Bags, &c. which are readymiide and on hand. “gm eve, ch,,,.m ,h.,, e.,.e,.5m,led tired dwem _ g _ _ . ppy O, ng. . er at er pressed her
Y < - Hg ,_ and .,when she saw the the mone) which I intended to -spend in hand in—si«lence and tears gushed from her ‘ '
gay ribbons and smart shawls, which pas-lfine dresses, shall be put into the bank; mother’s eyes. Her brothers and sister,
Also a first rate assortment of Carriage and Ri-
sed like a hantom b I ~ ' l . i . . , ~ . . . . . .
P e ore her wondering . and my fatner shall see that I can earn were clamorous with delight, all but little
. T b . 'f 1 ' h '
ding \Vhips, which are for sale at a small ad- 0 mun ‘Y t 18 elm l
Ternns of A~i‘ilvert.‘s:'i"ng.
l E Yet sure I am the purest flame
?‘-“'-‘-°' ‘" ‘“'' -.1l"’?T“°”’::::::::::::: ‘ from *‘u<=t_°rs: i=m,es- f,1m=ess_ Cows» iiemdid .,.... st. had .i.....i .— l- '1 Id - . .
"‘ 5 u 1 is _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ 37 “’ll°‘eSlll9,‘llld lel’lll' _" g°° llssollmelll -Oll Is that sweet light that burneth bright h ' ’, M h _ C l ’ lull ‘ll lell 0 er.’ lllnlleys lllld llllle C3~l"3 0f ll l0"- Oh h0W Charley, to whom Abby was 3; strnnryer.
_ H .. .. 3 .. __________ 5. , sndd1m's_s_i1k- P11}'S0 twist; eml>I'iICIng_nll colors 1i,1m,,,,y1,e,,,-is W910,-9, 5 9 “ 0” 3‘? Such fine things; and sheftlillerent I will be from tvilfil they ihl,,l,- l and who repelled Wm, ,em,, ah her 0:”:
I0 " ‘ 1 H ..’ . . . . . . . . ..- -59 llllll ‘llllllll=leS' ‘hllelly llllllcle neellell lll tllellllev . ‘ _ . I loollefl l‘°'l“l'all‘-l l-0 ‘*"{ml1llll00d_ as to alum; and how very glad it will make iny lures for a l,e,,;,,. acq,,a;m,,,,ce' Her. n__,
'- N 3 to _ _ _ . . . . . . . .. .. 7:) mny».:be f0l1"d 11919» Of the best Qlltllltyi and Will The sailor sails upon the sea, state II) which the chief pleasure must fulhe, .,,,d mother , c ,h 1 . -~
15 “ 1 “ . . . . . - . - - - - - - G9 50 50ld 115 _l0W "5 CF10 be fumlslled by any 0116. His heart, his home is there; consist in wearing fine ,._lo,heS_ Bu, as w_,,.,, b,;d R,-,er ,,h I 0 “ac at am not so lllillls gazed upon ller wllll sPeecllle53
“ H 3 " .--, ....... .. 82' not excepting the gromzdjloor establishment on The spirit’s veriesl: witchery years passed over the, L b , , 1. l ' . . , ll wslllei fol llley fell lllllt ll cllllllge I01‘
20 U , 1 i. ____ ______ _ _ 7,, the 0,_,.,(,,. s,d(,(,,~,1,eB,.,dgc, Comes in that Spot and air; this “us a Source Hm,‘ Sl‘t‘ehi(?}(;aII;e au._ail'§ ew fele ings anddll}e“\!:tl(],-eflds had beget the better had taken place in “their once
~- ' sie cou new reso utions, an A iv s reams that iwiywnrd ° l l \ l
. ., « . gir . es, tiere she stood be-
He proud will roam and dare the foam ‘
And ,,h its ,,.(,,,de,.s ,,,.o,,e, "ever dellve llll.V 6n_]oyri_ient while she "re- night were of smiles from her mother, and fore them ‘a little taller, and a little thin-'
rice ofliiiiscrtioiis. For con‘iuuaiice one uart2r' . ’ . ‘ . l , , , .
pr over. 15 per cum. I. q , ( Nohwmk’ June 2,, 1847. I n - I azittlehlooine ,’.”for her father was \\0l(lSVllt‘0lt_1 her failier, such as she had tier. and when the flush of emotion had
Yearly advertiscrsallnwed 2'2 lines, with the priv- "' ,. Llke that "1 h0«'U't5 We l°Ve- , _ I “l lllg lo glllll ll ller lll llevevlli l"l‘lel“'9‘l "Of (le59l"'€'d- faded away, perhaps a little paler ‘ but
hege 0,-,7 c,,,,,,,_,,,,,' Om, ,.q,,,,,.,, ‘(.29 h,,,,s_ cc -3139 peoples: stomps _ _ . this respect, and she had begun to ,fear Vt hen she bade them fiirexvell the next the eyes were bright in their jovousl radi
p=1PeY_fl0l mcluderl) 17¢‘-!')’6fir. with the privilege of - S H,“ ,,h,c,, ,0 find 3 beautiful assortment of _ And one will find his home in fame, that she must always wear the same brown morning, she said nothing of the chance am-e qml the 5 , ‘l’ f i . l h ” d -
‘eliun Ill" iiartci-|v.~'l:8. ' *1 _ - , I , . , ,, Another in his nin -' - _ - . _ . . ‘c ' i ‘ lll '3 0 19-11 an ""10-
8 ‘I 1 A] S e in ii o t d l l
as . v (mmls fm Lmhes L,lO,,,l.__.,__suL 1 as ,,,,c_ And some despise H oiof m a c ktlrne , an tiut t..e same calico which had taken place in her views and hence was playing around her 1-osj, lips
* 2: 'l°ll5 lll° own wou al ' v “ . . . ' . ’ . - _ 1. ‘ -i . . I '
And fiotin themean; grey,” End rpoqgs hplhler bgo 1,0 metting f1(;.ellflgS,.l.0I‘ she felt a Sllgl)t‘(l€‘gl‘ec of She carefully laid aside her new straw .
VVith dilfci-ent mind they each will find ' h d T “ 3 3 Hg It picture lSlI:USt,ln_llC’l‘ own firmness ol purpose. bonnet, with its plain trimmin0' of licrht
A.,-Uy, ,,,h;,,g ,0 ,,,0,,,,, . a , ecu oiincd by her ardent and un- Auby s self distrust was commendable blue ribbon, and her dark meilino dries:
A,,(1Sh,,h it ,5, but not [he bliss cultivayed imagination! I es, she would and auspicious; but she had a very l~roin- showed to the best advantage her neat
That lives in hearts we love. cglullfcii ‘;:flJ\\':Il:l:1(ptfhfiggnegixllq'she posbsibly inlent dei['el0pn|ieii_t in tlhat partlof the head synietrical form. There was more delicn:
v _ . in sin eau- wicre )" . - e A - . . .
Am, some have thought the ma1_tyr,s crown tirul aimre . ‘he W0 Id 1 ' 7 d F T ieuo ogists ocate tie organ of (.y of personal appearance than when the
so fl“, Ofgmfies bright’ 0 r 2 - 0 line si resses-—~ iriiiriess, and when she. had once u_eter- left them, and also more softness of man-
Had joys, f,.o,,, hs fire c,,.c1etW0,,_ , ll; ° §3'l“55',{::le9l‘i "W flnolber cherry mined upon a tliing, she usually went iier; for constant collision with so many
re , ant one. It!‘ upon thecolor of which through with it. She had now resolved young females lmd W0.-h ofl’ the little as-
. _ Repairing done at the slioi-test notice, and in
For cnntinuaiice, per vieek,20 per-cent. on the the hes, m,,,,m,,__ NVM' B. S\VAN.
‘ Xet sure we are no rest is there
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NO advertisements will be inserted «vi-atis. Ol)ll. . . .
- . » - 1" Plaid l\‘lei'ino Ashlaud Plaids Mode Lus-
t .. I 5l l l tl l.s.. of ‘ms’ ’ - ’
uziry no ices e\r-i ei mg iiiesin e ig iuii 9 s gen nos’ B1-k, 1{0_,-nl Purple, Nazarene Blue and
Mode Colored French I‘-Ierizios, die. &c.
BISSELL (‘Sc MOODY.
-eral interest, will be charged as advertiseiiients.
Transient 8LlV'_el‘llSI‘.ll)Bl1l3, to iiisure insertion
must be accompanied with the cash.
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, To thrill with wild delight; .
» Such W,” ,.ece,,,e_S,,ch c,.0w,, will give she should decide when she purchased to pursue a course entirely different from perities which had marked her conduct
-Aj0yllhe t1,,,t,,h0,-e, . it; and she would have a new Navarino that which was expected of her, and as while at home.
‘ 1‘=;].El:;,(;[l§Lf:§]S1Il'01tI]&'l1 bliss more pui;e_ bonnet, fact!‘ more beautiful than Judith Sla- drflerent from the one she had first marked “ Well, Abby. how many silk gowns
s in lballls we love. ter s, an vshen at last she fell asleep it out for herself. But when Judith later have you 1" said her father, as she opened
O,hm_S have thought the p0e.t,s.fil_e wlas to dream of satin and lace, and ‘her pressed her to purchase this beautiful ‘a large new trunk. .
U,,e,,,,,,,,y p,easm_e has’ - g owing fancy. revel'led_all nightun ti piece of silk, or that splendid piece, of c.1‘."bt one, fathei~,ii said She, and ‘he
/ Aigldlliglidt there is around his lyre Exgitrand beautiful col:ection of milliners piuslin, her constant reply was, “ No, I fixecl ‘her dark eyes upon him with an ex-
He .~‘lt(ll'ltl((".l;til:ll1l€l]SIllleI)il'VelI:l:l:l§II]l)81'Srln BIII. very different were the drea s f tllililhiirsilelelrllllrlllllkmil to buy limy sillch pieslllo-ll Wlllllll llllll all‘ “ But llele are
‘R-amis his Soul Eiove g. Abb , h . _ I Y I m ti 0., ant V\l esp mygreso ution. some little books for the children and a
_ ,_ _ _« 3 _ - y s mot er , and when she awoke in Btforc she came to Lou ell she wonder- new calico dress for mother ' and her '
.- _ And Yet I_l1SblISS1S Hotllke this the morning, her first words to her hus- ed in her simplicity how )€(l)le could 'i nic b’ -k All I cl ' " ‘ e ls
‘ ' Folllllllll lllll’ llelllls “’el°"'°' band were “Mr Atkins were vou seri ~ I' ' ‘l ' ~ v l- l l l . e la: Slli lllll llelcllllll lol you“ to
.- i , . - , _ . ous He xx iere tlieie ueie so many stores, ‘wear on Sundays. Accept it dear father
Vvhen mm,,,.mg comes We go abroad last night, wherli you told Abby she might and not spend all their money; and it for it is your daughterlsifirst gifi,"
U,,,,,,t1,e ,,,,,.,,RI ,,,,,.,1,»' \\ go to Lowell . I thought at first that now required ‘all her firmness to resist “You had better have bought mea pair’
. And teel the very bi-chili oflgod 3'01‘) were__vexed.becauseI interrupted you, being overcome by the tempting display of Sp('('ltl('.lES, for l am sure I cannot see
.Is1u its shouting mirth; am. said it to stop the conversation.” of beauties wliicli met lier eyes whenever any tliiiiiv.” Theie were tears in the
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r.I‘litt3Slll(i3‘:1ilnl.b lllillllsesgllllrlolzltllVVll(l0Sl2 tlnill Yes, vi.ife,l was seiions, and .3 on old she promenadcd the illurniiiiited streets. rough f-.ii'mer’s eyes, but he tried to laugh
Yet c,,,,,e§,l,e,.e ,,o,W,t‘ha,, his thounht not lilntprrupt me, fpr I had been listening lt.was hard to walk by the millincrs’ shops and joke, that they might not be perceiv-
The Miss Ofhezms we kwe. o to 11. ti.it_ you ar. Abby were saying.— with an unwavering step; and when she ed. “But what did you do with all your
She isa wild, thoughtless girl, and Iliardly came to the coufectionaries, she could money!’
know what. is ‘best to do with her; notliclp stopping. But shedid not yield -“I tlioiightI had better leave it there,"
but perhaps it will be as well to try an to the temptation; she did not spend her said Abby, and she placed her bank book
e1clpt€:til*irnciilt,] anrd lqt her” tlipik and pet money in thelm. lzhen hSIle~‘.?‘fl\V tne in her fatlicr’sh:ind. Mr. Atkins looked
_ _ ui ewiic or ierse. .' 'tt:t st.-' , . H .. '
let goto him when stars burn dim she will s gm: ,,i he, ear,‘ Effllc-L fll (,.r,rl,“ ,el,l,l,les’ Lie Sill ll? elsel lcllll B momelll’ and l.l'e forced Smlle faded
O’ei~ tlioselife late did move, c,0the§_ I ‘n"_ gl 1 ' ldmms In ipe gtltiei’ '.em in our own pasture npxt away. 'Ihc surprise had been too great,
Ask if his pleasure has that large measure i’ u ll El she’ ms one S0 S ll‘ llear’ “llell Islle looked lllmll llle "me “ml lellrs fell llllcll llllll lllsl‘ flom llelllllll‘
p,,,,,.ed ,,.0,,, me hemts we h,,,e_ may see the follygof it; at all events, she peaches, cherries and plums, which stood er’s eyes._
wfill be inorelliliely tohunderjtand the value in tcmpting array behind their crystal “ It is _but a little,” said Abby.
p money vi- ieqgsnie as ha . her 0\Vn”\\:fly ‘barriers, she. said :1gal,r_l,.’,l",,,I_ Will do \'.-'ith- ,“ But it was all you could save,” fe-
tzr ope yqar, sic ipaby possib y lbetlwiiliiig opt tllcm tiiisdsumnier; tltlél “alien ap- gllijd her father, “and I am proud of you.
re urn ionic anc ecome a it c more pes, pears, an nuts were 0 ere to her iy; yes :1 h I ‘ h f h f
_, _ _ .proutatamtealero
steady, aiip be willing to devote her active for sale, she thought she would wait till such a girl. It is not this paltry sum
eneigies (or she is a very capable girl) she went home. But she felt that the which pleases me so much, but the pru-
go lioulseliolp duties, for lhthertto hferd ser- only safeb pllace fpir flier earnings was the plenca, self command,-and real affection
ices "lave ieen piincipa y ou o eors savings nor, an t eret.ey were re:ru- or us which ' h l' l l B
, _ ‘ _ _ . you ave (tsp ayet. at
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whereslie is now to 0l(l to work._ I am larly (lepOSltt'(l, that it might be out of was it not sometimes hard to resist temp-
afliso willing that sl'ie.shoul'd see alittle of her power to indulge in momenfiary tation Z"
t e world anrl what IS. going on it; and l whims. She gratilied no feeling but a “ Yes, father, iou can never know 'how
I10 iiir~i -i b’ .i .. - - -J ' -.
“pie 1111 i_ sie receiies enelit, she new y awakened desire for iiicntal im- hard; but it was the thought of this night
\\l at east return to us uniii_}ured. provemcnt, and spent her leisure hours in which sustained me through it all. I
“Oh, husband, I have many fears for liellllllli-’,ll~“-’llll b°°“9- l"l"‘e‘V ll°“" Y0" Would Smllfi and Wlllll my .
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trativc of that l'tlI‘6 vistue in youth, salfdcniali llela “as llle reply °l Mrs‘ Allllllsv “5ll‘’ ' Abliy S healllllas lllle of lllljllllelllal sell molllel “ollld say lllld I99” all‘-ll llmllgh
from the “Lowell Ol_l'orinSi"‘ a llublication eon- ls 50 W-""_Y gldlly and .lll°“5.l'lleSS5 llllll llle llomeft an Se f delnlal ’ but ll was by no lllelle llave been momellllll yes’ hours’ llll.“
_ _ ,_ , f ,. _ , - '_ _ ‘ Slmel. glrls are as h,,,,._b,.,,,,,ed as hersehra means one of unmitigated misery. The have seen me wretched cnouoh yet this
sisting entiiey 0 the liteiaiv contiibutious - - 1 d ' f . . - - . ° ’ -. . .
of the Factor G,,_,_,, of [hit M, , t _ f and will lead her on in all sorts of h,]ly_ ru ing esire 0 years was not to be eon- one evening will repay for all.» 'Ihcre is
A ._ I” ‘V il ‘f,’ l d ‘me 183 °,l O I wish you would tell her that_she must llllelefl by llle lesllllllloll or ll momellli lllll Olle l_lllll.%' ll°“' l0 ml” my lllllllllllessi .
meiica. le ieaiti ycommen the teachings Sm}. at h0,,,e_n but w..,en the contest. was over, there was and that is the thoughtthat thislittle fel-
oftliis tale to our young readers. , it, have made ,, ,,,_0m,Se,,,,,d Lwihkeer, for her the triumph of victory. If the low has quite forgotten me,” and she
is -‘ s . l~ ' ” ' I ' - H. . . battle was sometimes s I ~ r v ' A
Mr, Atl,m,, I say , Husband, why it, said M r. Atkins, and Abby, I ii-uh; ._ _c-pe.atie, there was rev» barley to her side. Lat the new
cant, you spank; DO you hem. wha, Abby, will keep hers.” so much more merit in being co'iiqueror. picture book had already effected wonders,
s,,y3'i” Abby flew around 1,, hlgh Spirits to One Sabbath was spam in tears because and in a few moments he was in her lap,-
..A,,y,h,,,g worth l,e,,,.,,,g «pi was the mu],-e the hecesshry preparations for hm. Judith Slater did not wish her to attend with his arms around her neck, and his
. THE attention of"h_urcliasers in thisrline is called to the great additions to our former respoiisive question of Mr. Atkins; and departure. and ll"-ll‘ "'°lllel' assisted he!‘ lllelli meellllg “lllll such ll dowlly bonnet; molllell colllll not pelslllllle llllll ll’ llellllel
stock, received this day. Purchased with tliosti-ictost care as to Fiisliionable styles, and at un- he laid down the New Hampshire Patriot, “lllll 3 lleavy llelll'l- and another fellow boarder thought her that night until he had given “ Sister Ab.
usual low prices, we are (I8-t6l'lIllll8(l to make great sales by selling at very sm:ill_ profits. In and peered over his spemacies with a look ,, gown must have been made in the “ year, by," a liiin'd red kisses,
fact the great increase of patronage at this establishnierit has compelled us (to keep pace with which seemed ,0 Say ma, an even, so un_ The evening hero”; She left home her one.” The color mounted to her cheel,-5, '“ Father,” said Ahhv, as she arose ,0-
the wants ofthe pubblic) to make ai-rangemonts to recelve new goods 0'-lV6i~y’ week until J'dll'tlZ‘l,l~y_ on des ,_. d _ t. I _ l o ~_ g i and me l,,,.h,n,m, flashed from her eyeg retire when we Clo ,1,’ had , k 1 V
1848 ‘Ne shall not attempt to enumerate our large stock of new goods suffice it to say ttl— comm er e pal‘ 10" ‘ll lll'lellll°"' falller cll led ll” lo lllma llllll filllllg “P0” " ~ :’ - ‘ 3’: l .l' S me e elell‘
P) ‘ '
- .. i when asked if she had “Just come down ; ’ ~ “ inayI not, srme time, cro b-ml; to Low
Il’)Ilr(())Svte?1Vf;3;(;Ii:.Sl1~ubl6 article in the Dry Goods line may here be found very cheap for cash or up- to‘D:\)7\hi,Ls::dspyilgh:itlil;e‘;p:f(t;p;.”t0 go hoe‘,-ki, ::lrsp],i:::nest and almost _m0urnful and she {eh that She shoum be gnad to be I E” ? I Should like to add 8 “me to the
New Canaan, Oct. 18, 1847. 36 -. T. 6:: W’. E. RAYMOND. “Well, wife, let her go ;” and Mr. Atkins “Abby, do you ever tliink '4” Abby was ll,l.vlly llom lllem llll‘ wllfill slle llellld lllel,';« sllm lll llle bnl,l,l‘7 llllll I Blloilllll llel gll“-l ‘ll.
- — moi, up the Paulo, ,,g,,;n_n s,,bd,,ed and almost mved by her ,—,,,he,,iS siight inuendoes about busli-\-iliac_kei's. one Slrllf gown. . ‘ I
Still she remained uiishaken. It is but “ Ies, Abby, you may do anything you
I have now received my full stock of Fall and \Viter Goods, consisting of every article that
can be called for in an extensiee dry goods establishniont. My goods will he sold at the lowest
cash prices, andmany of them at 30 per cent less than the same goods could have been sold for
. 3 weeks since. - '
For GENTLEMEN I have real bargains in the way of Cloths, Cassimeros, Satinotts.
Vestings, Cravats. Colars, Gloves, Hosiery, Suspenders. Braces, Under Garments, «Ste.
, F'or_the~ LADIES Ihave Cashmere, ‘Square and Long Shawlsf Printed Cashmere,
Plaid Long and Square Shawls, Heavy Vfoolen do; and they will be sold at prices so low that
all will be astonished to see the quality. I nave the best assortment of Rich, Plain and Fancy
Dress Goods ever ol"fered in this State, consisting of Silks, Satins, Plaid and Plain French Me-
, rinoes, Alpuccas. De Lanes, Higliland Plaids, French Lustres, and other goods to numerous to
mention. For Ladies‘ Cloaks. Iilrench Merinoes, Thibet Cloth, Highland Plaid, Satin Striped
Thibet Cloth. Satin Levaiitin, die. with trimmings in all their varieties to match. For LtldlQ§l
Evening and Party dresses, I have white and embroidered Robes. Jenny Lyude Crapes (an en-
tire new article, very rich.) white Satin Muslins, die.
For Millinary Goods my assortment consists in part of Silk Plush, uncut Velvet and Satins of
all colors, with trimmings to match, filso Fatliers, Flowers, Laces, Blonds, die. In Fancy
' Goods I,have ii very heavy stock at greatly reduced prices; in fact my stock is completed, and
_ all are invited to call and examine for themselves, as all will be received and A used with polite-
- -’ness and attention, and none urge} to buy, as I believe my goods will recommend themselves in , Sip,“ eve, c0,,,e,.id be
lqlmllly lllld lll'l°°5' ' C‘ J‘ G.RUMAN' And I’ll spam the l1]0l1t1l'lCl1lS tI1r0ne—
\ Norwalk, Nov. 15t.f, 1847. The riclior man than he;
’ . There’s not 0’er this earthly ball
One joy like this to move—-
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The GEE Ali‘ @Etll3®T of MISCELLANY
I .. .,, . ,, ABBY’S YE in IN LOWELL.
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The warrior dares the argry path
“Where death-doomed surges swell,
The madness of its awful wrath
He seel<s—~it pleases well ;
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Then give me one in which my own
A 'rAL‘i~: or SELF-DENIAL.’
\Ve copy the following excellent story, illus-
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_ I ' "But 1 (10 00‘ 568 ll0W I can s are her‘ look and manner. There was somethino . .
the spring cleaning is not yet tlllone, noillunusual in it——somethingin his expressioii ll” ll year’ Slllll -she to llllllselll’ llllll llle‘wlSll' l sllllll llellflll llgaln be lllmld lo lei
l . ‘ the soul) made, nor the boy’s summerlwhich was unexpected in him, but which llme allll mOll.ey llml niy fulller llmllllllll you Spend ll ‘war ln Lowell’ You .lll"°
_ —~ . , clmhes, and you say that you imend to reminded her of her teacheris look at should spend in folly suall be devoted t0i:lI'Ol\Vn y01lr:56lI‘lOI)e possessed ofavirtue,
‘ board your own men folks, and lieep two ‘the, Sabbath School, when he was endeav- ll beller purpose’ llllllolll “llllcll "0 Olle call ellllccl "3 gal"
1 1 more cows than you did last year; andioring to impress upon her mind some se- ' III. «' eitheivrespect or confidence—iSeIf Deni-
, , Charley can scarcely go alone. I do not rious truth. At the 0l0Se Of 3 Pleasant April Cl-'1_V,'“]"
. . see howlcan get along without her.” I “Yes, father, she at length replied, ‘‘I Ml“ Allilns Sal at his lfllcllen fiFt’Slll<'-Vl _ “"—‘—
THE subscribers are happy in being able to announceto their patrons and the public gen- “But, you say she does not assist you h,,,.e,ho,,,,h, ,,_,,,,.e,,, deal lately about (,0. with Charley upon his lmee, H Vy;h.,v .Lu,1.,.,'C.,'0uS Ilf,‘-,,.,a,zCe,_A, me time 0,3‘
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l'll°llY~ llllll lll°"' lll'5l_lll"'°l°e °_f FALL l’OO_DS ll*l9Jll5l_l7eell Vecelvedl _ , _ _ _ about the house.” lug to Lowell.” ’ said he, to Mrs. Atkins, who was busily James II. was making his tour through
~ . ,,e,,,,,rllf2f3,',s‘s”o",‘,':,f,l,,l:,‘;‘f,}°‘}l‘i{l.§§'§"gélfifigf::,’,f3,,f}:,fil3g°,l.;‘;l}‘f,i,l,:£,§,,°,;Vigil: iiilillblsfililfdlilty to thelr ::Well husband, she mtg/it—” . “But I do not believe, my child, that llreparing the evening meaql,’ “is it not 21 England to receive the homage of his sub-‘ H
Plaid and Silk Stripld Alptlccas. Carnelian Plaids and Stripes. Organdies, Strip'd Clem- .Yes She mlgllt do a.'glelll' mally tlllngs You llmle llad one sellolls lelleclloll "poll leilr smce Abby left home '- fleets’ the nlalloralld corpomtloll Olia small
entinesi/Eglantine Plaids. Mode Alpaccas. Cobourg Cloths. Twilled Gingliams, California and wlllcll She does not llllllll Ol, llolllgi llllfl . llle 5l—ll’._le°‘l9 and l lelll llllll l have dlllle wll"ll’ llusband’ lei mil llllllll.l lllllwllls‘ lolllll’ lllmllgll wlllcll lle lllld pa5.‘8ell" were
Oregon Plaids, Cashmere, M de Laines, dcc. Also, some splendid styles of new dcfashionable 115 I ‘l0 “N S9e_ll1fll- She means to be wrong in consenting to let you go from,Cl03" UP llle ll°l'5‘—’ lll°l°”¥ll_l.V Jllsl llelole ‘leIll‘le‘l ll’ Compllm‘-‘"1 hlm 0" l1lSfl'I'l'lVul-'
, , useful here, We will let her go‘_’,to the fae-‘home. lfI were too poor to maintainynu fastday, and I had not done it when Abby As the mayor was noted for a most pene-
. K ‘ . -33 9 . gory, ihere, and had no employment about which went away. I remember speaiking to her _ trable thickness,of the skull, the recorder
amongwhich may be found---Plaid and Striped Poult de Loies, Gro de Rhines, Mattoines, “Futher,are you in earnest’! May Igo you could make yourself useful I should about it, and telling her that it was wrong undertook to prompt him in his speech.
. Satin Striped, \Vatei-ed, &c. écc. Also an excellent assortment of to Lowell 'l” said Abby, and she raised 'her,feel no self-reproach, and would let you,l0 leave me at such a busy time; and she? When they arrived in the royal pres-
«2—_—g,—,€ann G-QY_,91@: Té’,—,\—g.’,-J.-.fiE9__,,‘f-.5_@:(? §@alTfi/gflnga bright black hyves to her fhiheps whh algo, tmsllhg that all would yet he well ;; said, "'Motl‘iei;”l will be at home to do it ence, the recorder, observing ‘the bashful
web as New MandMine,Sn_adi,,a, Cashmere, Heavy ‘V00,’ &c. -lO(;l‘l( of exquisite delight. , _ but now I have done what I may at. somefillll D813! yegr. Yesditfish ii 1,-ealyl, and I aid Sl]€el(){lSl} appezirance of his lordship,
They wouldalso-,,,v,,e those gentlemen who are in pursuit of any thing ,1, the Shape of . Yes, Agby, if you “ill promise me onelfuttrre tlm_e igepent of; and Abby if yc_iu,s}i_ou apt esprprise i s e 3 ion come,“ ‘gsfqeifi toghiml. d . I k H‘ w
Cloths. Cassimeres or Vestings. to a full and subei-b assortment of French,-English and Aireri-; lllmg ’ an t_ll'lt ls llllll_ X0“ wlll slllY_a ‘ll? lllll wlsll to lllal‘e: llle wllelflllelli Y0“ ' l “E Wee ' .“ H H - ~ 0 up ‘low lea ’ O0 l ,e a mall
‘ can.Broadcloths and Cassimeres, besides a great variety of Fall and Winter‘ Vestings. Also, a’ Whole lleflll wllllolll Vlsltlllg “Si 93‘-‘«eP'3 In ,Wlll N‘-‘Wm t0 "3 5‘ bel'ter) mlldefi and -Pellllllps S_lle wl not come all: ’ Sllld '1 he ullll°l'll",llll_e mllyoli lllllll-‘l_ell‘l Wllll
full assortment ofevery thing usually called for in the Dry Goods lin. case of sickness, and, that you will stay more thoughtful girl.” Ml‘; Atkins With aglovmy l00l‘5 ‘ She has refill‘, SUPP0S8d this 10 be the beginning of
' but one year. That night Abby reflected more serious. written us but few letters, and they have his speech, and hauled out to his majesty:
“I will Promise }’0u an3'tliit18'i father, if I)’ than she had ever done in her life before. l been VCTY Sllll” llllll llll5llll~‘'la°l‘’l’l'- 1. “ l'l°l‘l "P Your l“3‘”l"‘l00l‘ like 8 man!"
He, fatherts “,o,.ds,,.e,,de,.ed more lmpr,3s-lsuppose she has sense enough to knowl The recorder immediately rejoined:
«that no news is better than bad news ;—, “ What do you mean! as I live you will
Under Shirts and Drawers.
IIAR-NESSES, &c.
l FIRST rate assortment of the above you will only let me. go; for Itlmught
New Establishment 1
\ His stock and workmanship he believs to be ful- qunmlty, at
, ly equal to the best, and his attention will be
THE ‘*tt9Dtl0" 0f “I16 Pllllllc ls lllvlled loll“: . goods just received and for sale as cheap that
new Saddlery Establishment-just opene as t.h b b h ' N Y‘ ‘k. Al‘ l - . . -
by the subscriber under the Connecticut Hotel. c,,,,,‘:§, $21.1‘: b,:)sl:,%,,; :,i(:1],,,.:,3l,l,ll,,(1 si),l,,.ts in ,,:,(;: El ll°llle,adll‘l plle l°cl‘s*dllll‘lk “letfd llle gill"
. M. \VAKEMAN’S. dell’ "l" “’l’ °,‘,"""’ ‘ll,', l“ ‘i “Y i, ‘““l l
. l ‘ i __ 0 not want to 0 suc won any onger.
, BOXES Window glas,assort.ed from May I go with the Slater gii'ls,next luesday,
: 6x8 to 24x30; for sale at manufac- for that is the day they have set for their
return '1"
, A “Yes, Abby, if you
OSTON SOAP"”A new Supply °f Very that you are to stay a year,-and only one
assiduously given to meet the wishes, and secure
the approbation of all who favoi:.,hiin with their,
patronag_e.. Work done at shortnotice, and [')l'l- turers" pricesi by
ces moderate. ,
A good assortment of Harnesses, Saddles,
Bridles, Whips. Trunks, Valises, Carpetbagsf
War. C. STREET.
superior qualityof No 1 Boston Soap
you would say that I had better slay
sive by the look and ton“ in which they
were delivered, had sunk into her heart
as woids of his had never done before.
She had been surprised at his ready
acquiescence in her wishes, but it had
now anew meaning. She felt that she
was about to be abandoned to herself, be_-
cause her parents despaired of being able
to do anything for her ; theythought her
too wild, reckless and untamable to be
land having nothing pleasant to tell aboutiruin us all.”
lherself, she thinks she will tell us nothing; “ VVhat do you mean I--as I live you
lat all. But iftl ever get her home again,I\vill ruin us all! repeated the oflicial
ll will keep her here. I assure you, herspeechifier.
first year in Lowell shall be her last.” _ “ Oh !- you stupid blockhe;id....I wish
“ Husband, I told you my fears, and if‘ you‘ had never come here,” said the terri.
you had not set up your authority, Abby ' tied and irritated prompter.
would have been obliged to stay at home ;l The mayor, as in duty bound. immedi-
but perhaps she is doing pretty well. You lataly echoed to the amazed monarch:
know she is not accustomed to writiug,l “ Oh! you stupid blockhead—I. wish
écc. will be kept constantly on hand, and for sale Just received and for sale at Bun ’ Yell“), , , _
cheap. Norwalk Mach 5, 1847. ~ Au 3' Abby retired to rest that night with a softened‘ by augbt but the stern lessons pf h "
Repairing done inn neat, substantial,and ox- , heart fluttering; for ever since the visit experience. I will surprise them, said and that may account for the few and,y0u ad neve‘r come here l_
Pedltious manual? FREDEMCK BRADLEY- .. LAMP ,oIL_ ‘ of the Slater girls with new silk dresses, -she to‘ herself; I will show them that I short letters we have received; but they The recoruer took to his heels,_follow-
N°l'W‘lll‘-‘June 213 1847' l 25 E“; BEDFORD Lam Vohs -of-,, ,‘,e,. 8,, and Navarino bonnets trimmed with flow- have some reflection ; and after I come have all, even the shortest, contained theed by the luckless n_iayor_. leaving the
— ANOTHER large lot of Salim Snltifi Small N Perior quality, for sale by the bar-i-ellbr at; 6T8, and lace veils, and gauze "handkere 'home',.my father shall never ask me if I assurance that she would be home at the ,5‘-"lg and his courtiers in a convulsion of
5888.11: OLMSTEAD’S. iretailby \V. C, STREET. Nov. 2d. chiefs, her head had been filled with vis- t/zink. Yes,I know what their fears are, end or the year. i flpghtcrc
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