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Norwalk Gazette, Wednesday, April 26, 1848 · page 1

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ih¢,Car.iier.s district, aiid__, ‘llgc ll , on , , __,E_RCHAN,l,_,,,],ULOR___ No ‘10”,\,Im_, , .PT?tf€Qfi,1fI¢3[‘l.l6f,. u.ha_t tlioug a V, _ . V ...,, .P.-.1 . _,... (Hr _b . _ _ 1 . 2 _ _. V. _ , -_ _ , , 
 " ' ce ‘ 1 50 ’. . ‘~ ' ‘ _ ‘ . . " - ' ‘ l .' I . - - - . A ... . ”‘."'l='.-~ ""'.°"“"g' .""“" '".'''‘I.'‘.’ ''‘‘z'’'"' T“ 9”" thou ht of his wife had brou l’ll‘lt8l'7ll to I end in solitude ‘With no com ttItrf0'.|'|’lNl“"‘
t'h2°" l»“-ll"-"S "Y mg--(lm-v-~’~.’ 1::.:l’."'{ it»... y. ._-g . .=5y...0|,n‘sn-;;d1s=Buildings»\VuI1ld‘ttIlH4 this 7* ' II'77Th7"”zl“1 3t”r"" a'°““d-'1/‘“’7°-H‘ " the ‘slave ol thiiwsands. Biii>he;thatfilches-from me ,.z.. -. .. J g. P .. wi : 4 ’ .. . V ~ I - - ~: ' 
lC°llll’*l‘l3l'é5.“llf. file. °l'.m.°" “"’°lell:ll'g,thm~;". '- Ollpfllllutiiiy.tU.l'(:¥islJl'll his iliaiiks ‘to liis;flU|1-IeI‘- . ‘Eds it not c’-vdrabéen £7/lefute = l*l)"i't-?1""'l “'“‘?’°-' "-’l-’5:"i’° ."’i'.l-““"Yl‘l"l‘l "M °‘"’l"l'e5 ill?»-lllllld ‘H-Eye cgiuld-sale. ll" as she 'hel'x»df?'ai(-ll‘-§‘i9d»i‘n9 -“lend ibim--FE’ 1.
i"l;‘fill"73"mll" lfipmd lnladvllucailmiil I :1 '50.’ bus frieiids for their lll:)t;i‘A8l~[ttiill‘untlg‘8, and sit-l,icil;. i. 0 -- [Li] " E 1'} . .t‘ I In-n soul, 7 l|lll);,_l)l1f.V.l_l_1_itliet.l,lilg.,.RqQflnatjiotlii-ESflV:lK§l’£lI§lli:.._ feat, in‘li,‘e.'r_l-iltle p'arlo_'i',4"\valting with breath-> The ttlvt)vtf'_n't'Vr:i‘g',‘aAE ln‘_st dawned, and flilflt rt’-M
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-1..-l"=‘°.'-°.'..' . ._ esoi-tmeiit ‘of l ' ‘ ' - ' ‘ " ‘. ‘ ‘ W770“5/¢17‘-Il’?S8€tlf6T€lt'¢i1'd10065 1710. gulf! ll" .“ 1‘ _. , "_ g y. ‘ died-awa in the ilistance, wiilioutbrin - s ol¢e~-n‘ot‘,'nnd tire‘ ml.-"d ’on‘v-“her i'vitli""7’
‘.5-."~ " -- ' W 75' -. --4 i.- -: - . 4 . . -.~ . ~. ~- .touch of her first-.burn'.and her only-one .. . - - — - g - - A ..
1‘.H_$,.' «__,, .59], IT , B.R0AD.C.L0THik.‘ I ., ,IVmle,heycsca1,e,,,e,kum,"_,,,,Ck l_ ,1 U" whom I ,h d mmd',‘,,u he; lr!g'_the’ object of her anxiety. These wonder, t_ill,_she, raises her head,,and' lljO’_“’
"5"" “ i 2 ----- 87 Coi‘i’sl‘stii=2‘l>f'Fl'l*fibl'ii‘ErIgli$h;‘G91'm""'l"? . Who élwcllwiihinthelowz .,-..i..; “m ‘P. _. "file a ‘"3" “. Z . ilioughts and ii'liundred»‘ others, crowded wandering vacant stare ‘tells the fliarfiif-I,
!0"""- """ "" Airieiiiciiii LVl.llIiul’tI(?ilJl'P.. 3% :‘ 'I- - 5- - ~ 5' L. Li ‘ " , ‘(jg 'i"" l“'l"".l°'%°""‘l‘"'°°me5 hm mwnppmms rnon him i—‘n‘-an ins7tarit,‘aiid “he i‘nentall»V truth." 3190: $'é Amarvel"thi:t"‘reaso’nl‘-hfiflillll
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fir it!‘-‘.‘;‘.‘E_igmigafi..;é;!;_ééE‘.§O.%w;.éém....6.fiWe-. , ‘ gA_5s1.ME-RES, . ,1, , lc.V71.“I7?g Iitiyote, I_ no 8!: I¢:;¢.bT,m,0_ '_ .i ._ 1;,IIll”G',""ld‘t'}:Pl?:"0l:i}llt¢ dref-"'99 lglild-g:":= ‘_.é,-,,,t,*.,-_.~;,t« n’e.=V.el'- again to step .lii_s-nfoot in l‘Ol‘St|l_i”el‘i"ltS‘1l‘lI‘0n8,_1i'|'|l(‘l a’l_| -that-is ‘left ql_’~'1
rii_.i.<i«',*r3ami‘_£,i"‘,*,';:.;:.[.~;.”.¢6,3t;-fi‘;5‘,,§émmq,-m.lii,.-r. 'A,.l,ai:g¢a_‘asf(yi-tn);-,i)f ¢,f‘.|.« pe_m;h_ ,Doe>5km‘_p]mn-. ~ *1?(f o_/:,tie.fear.css sou an - _ . 0|‘ .1 Aid to up-l Eg O Lyle’ ( .l' B‘! ’*;-_l;1'(g.g,;=.' ,'i ~o.i< -.-53.. ' mind, Ilia!‘ _n'oble’st7 
‘oral’-txt'.= l5;par;cent,_‘ I 3, , .ftH"=)’--',i=l-lid "1“'¢‘»¢"d-“.C«'1S>'ll1’1t.'-17*:-. « ! . ». 2 Ixétllet the fig/itnzng a.ml~‘z/ze storm BIS‘!-ens”. Nth 1. «it gave bit. sill ,, Com?’ Chmyesp; 3-aid he, as he...,.0se Ch-c'ato_r is‘ now ii worthless’ xvi-tick; 501;:
. Y.‘-'3“.'ly= i.‘—'.l""":'l'll‘.‘7."."“.""l‘7-‘l'.”l‘ ‘29"l:".l”' lmh-2iiw2|Pm.l?... ' "VE‘5..TI‘NG‘5' I ‘ B9'1l0"l/'3/ l””g'd“'°’A‘df°""‘°' [mug l le "lot erg mart was‘ ‘ lg “.”h' from his seat, “lam lgdiifiif-‘ ' 39"" l5- N0 9931' m°l5l_9"9'd "he?" leyic“
“:‘°.?'.3..‘..‘:f.‘:.‘.‘;’."i3ii1§...?'::..i:*1l:‘.:‘}..l........2“’;.;. A i=:»-wm.d=°»P'e**d'd v~*°*‘"°e"' b"°"%‘"° I2i»esizvery«1aywea>»z bursts-' «W110-' “"”°i.“".~"l’“l. t'"‘l."":"'..‘**°”l’°“. """**""*‘ 1.... you ..,.ii.a the o'tbe‘i-;‘ iven would it imveheentror her c‘ouId--shvm
Pb” ‘ill '‘ ‘u'i1i”-tte ‘lv V i l‘ - H A; ~ . 1’ lrl)‘-‘l\'0l:W'”'k"l V ll’-“':“3:‘ ‘ “ ‘ "" "" Aroimdthce curls the Promise-Bow”' for S .’ ell‘ m I go Tu gel of "I ‘he emu‘ “ but 'ou ~iiiust "come ’ h'°re with me but i\’€‘9‘P ‘ bill illlali l"x“"Y ‘V335 d9“'l9dl '
‘‘ ''',‘»§.-,‘*}-il'.,.‘,.l.,,-‘».,- U! -3 ’.-tv--.'._.. : . .:—, ' 3. m,- !-= .l‘lle.:I,l),(_)_Ve goods will . be sold ns;r-heiip or. .. . . . .. .. . ' would do right ' audas the folded the hands 3 " A _ , .. ’ ., . . - . . , , ..
l'l(')‘ad c'rt'iweiiu-tits \- lll‘l’)t-‘llh-6'71!‘ grnll! . it .. .. - ,_ .. . - . i . . » . _! , an - it her . her -,-lilef“,-{,5 (00 intensely. deep.fof .
~ heaper than canbe bi-.,boc.;_:ht elsewhere. ,,,.,.0.,,, mm. mile breast “ here‘ gin hm} “c~‘”l" ?, . 3: . . . .. . _
 ‘ l ‘ ' ‘ ’ l‘ ‘ ' " - ’ tears; and the bitter, terrible agony of that

jury notices exceeding: 5 _
‘Ital 'rrit¢N'.sl- .W=i;ll be ¢:lNa.I'«i',-’,¢‘l.J55."‘l‘I°."l.'§¢.l"§ll"' ,
rlll’-Q!-Ilfifilel-I,l ‘atl\'6_l’ll.~ll'.lll(‘.i'Il:‘l. tn iII.~'ItI'e" Ill-*0l'1I0D’
‘iniiftlbd‘z-iccoiiiiiiiliied"ivitli?'tlié"cash. '3 - '1 3

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fiamesses, . &c. .&c.;
Tr1,,{:l;E. ,igt,iseig|'ion oftlia public is ii_ivit_ed‘to tho '_

.l,._-_ iieyy Siiddlciyfiflstablislliiieiit Just, oponed ‘

bvtlie '§ubsci'ilii-.r‘:1indei' tile ‘Coiiiiectic-1i_t Hotel.

l*l‘i§‘"3"toclt'l‘:t'lii‘(i3 vifoi'ik7iiiitiisliip' ho: bielievsto be ful-

ly}-e.'§'Li‘ial'=tolt.linibdst; and "hisxii:tteiitidii.;will,;-be, ,

.~as_gi,cju,9_ii§ily gii_iei,i,i, ._t,0.,.l1l°_S7_l the \Vif!lI,.e._r.*.,gi,,ii.cl- sr?<;I"Z9

tho ilfit))fpl)iltlf)ll of all who l':_i‘y.i_i,i"“"l,i~iii_i_,witli 'thei_r_ 
' sho‘i"t ii'ot.ice, and })l‘I-' ‘

pitrona ‘ ’\Voi'k" doii
cO‘I!t¥l'0dél‘$ltB’.‘ ‘Ya! - A‘
git.igqeslin-is.%9ttIn.e.n& of Horn
Bridllgg, “,V_,l]ipS‘, 'l‘runks, ,Valises,, .Carpetbz_igs,
45cl':‘."li’vill be kept i_:'on‘s'ta'i’itl‘y on h_aiid,'and‘foi' sale
¢h.énz,~,_ '=.'i :-.;:.-'i ' ~ '~ ‘ _ . ' .
Repairing done in ii- neat, substantiiil,.and ex-
,podit.iou_s miiuiier: Fii.i-:Di-ziucx BRADLEY.
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7" “l.‘l‘E-'Sl'1l)§Cl'll)€l' would=~r'espectfiii=ly inform
' the pulllfc l’.llt!t:7llBi:l1,tlS: on: llillidufll.-..li|l'gt".:
and cx_t_eiisivo ,iissprt.ii_ien_t Ol‘l‘1tIl'llftS:f(§S', .S;,i(ldlcs.
Bt"l(llésl,lNlltihfltlgtilels, Triinks. Vlalisiig, C_arpet-
}3iigii’I écc. ‘which are ready n‘iude'mir.l"o‘n 'haiid;
Also :1 first rate assoriiiient of Cari°iage and Ri-
ding \Vhips,"wl'iich are for sale at ii small ad-
-v'iiiico"t'r'o‘ini lact.oi'-y—pi'lce’s.?- Harness Collars,
‘W,ll0l0.6.t§l6. .Rn_d' i'otail.g_ A_ good:'a_ss_oi'riiient of
-siulille-.r's .sil_k_. [)l_.1_t'3e‘L\_V_l,Si, eiiilmiciiig all colors
.3l‘lfl quiilitié§.' Evci‘y_iii'ticlo needed i_ii tlielirie,
may beLfduhd‘-liei°u‘,"of the best qiiiilityn ‘ind will
be sol«.l:;'a-s;1lowfliisicaii be fin-iiishcd by any one.
not o_iicepti,iig the ;;r-rggiiiiljloor establisliiiieiit on
the’, other iiidif. 0f,l;l1e Bridge.’ , .. ,
‘ ’Rép2iii-iiigf done.‘ at lie shortest notice, and in
‘£116’-liflsl ’.ini‘i‘iiriéi‘°.i' \ ~ ‘ \V-M. Bu b‘\VAN.'
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no LIAB—ILI'l‘Y TO-‘AS
”.__1;ar,ge .Pr_o‘iioi't‘ion of the Profits ‘Returned
' ' ' ‘~71 5 (bl/z'c Inisurtd. ' ,' 
1‘ L‘ L lll'il'l=e'.'iiel'sOpS'lil§i\\'I!_ei1 the ages‘ _1‘5'
and 65 ylcais. irisui'ed’by'> tl_ii_s Ciiiiiiiaiiiy,
are entitled to ii w‘c7ekly benefit wlic'iievoi' inca-
iiiiciii'tod.=:by»'aécicl'eiit oi‘-sickiress, from attending
to i.l1;-.3; o_rdiiiii_r_.y busiiiess,.a_stol|ows-: ;.. ‘ _
rig $3 a year. Ill’0_clll.llle(.l to $‘2;ii wcck.
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--3*-“All? Foinale-s bciweeii '15=and#65 yeiirs, insur-
pd;,l)‘\f,-fl]i§,CQl_[tpt[ll,)', aieeiititled to "ii -weekly
lbiiiielit,_wlieiiever_iiicapaoiiited by siclmess, I0

liiiesiii length miles.-.' ofgeii -

asses. ‘Saddles.’ I

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Tli'e s'ubs’c-iber pledges liiinself'tlia_r nll,gtii'-
merits made_at, this cstablsliiiioiit. slf‘il“l lie"supe-
i-ioi‘=i’n style and‘
town. ' : ' r
. Cutting -dome as u.=iial._
; .,.SJiy;i_7ig__E'cis}iioris Rcce
Novwalk, Marcli 29.," 1848.

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Mercliant Tailors‘
AT 'r.ni~; oi.o S'l‘..‘._-.\'_D,. -

Br-tI’s Bliildiiig, l_ll:§i_ll-§lf_I"¢~l3I,
AVING justaddedf-,t,o.tli+~ii' fl)l'll),(..\'l" stock,
i‘ ‘:1 large and ‘well selected assoi-tn'ii-iit of
fasli‘ioiiiible'b'priiig‘ and Sl.‘ifnruci' goods, coin-
prisiiig ‘all tlie'vai°ietie.s- now in use for Gim-
tlemei'i’s \Veai‘, "would invite‘ the attetifioii

 

l ' of their customers and the public totlie same,

assiiring them that all Gariiicnts iiiailc bytliciii
shall be done. in ;a superior and _ satisfactory
manner. _.
Piivricular atte
to make up. i
"N0i‘wii'lli', April 3, 1.848.

ntion paid to cutting for tJl.l)G?l'S‘

1843., ' ‘ A 7,‘ , __
UPON the applicatioii ol'Chai-les lsancs, of
, * l\'oi'\v:ilk. in said ilistrict. sliowiug to this
Cnurt"tli'at. ll8>lS (§,u:Ii'tli2iii lo B--iijainiii R.
lsaacs, ‘ii niitior. lit-li‘iii’gii'i;_» to .S‘:lf('l disti'$ct..ziiid
that said minor is the_ owiit-.i° of aiiiululividcd

interest in the l"ollowiii'f,r real e'st'atc, sitiuiieil in

liiirbor l)oiiiid_eLl.1\'ortli by Asa E. -Sl)_llll1,- -east

' by lii;1l_iwa_y7..,soiitli by J. \V. ll ubl'.e.ll and west

h_y'tl_i.e‘liiii'boi'._ Al_so. it’ lot near Mill liroolx”
liouiidod norlli by J. Ciimp, Ja. east and west‘
by liighway and south by Saniui-l’ 'Peniio_ve-r,
containing about ten rods, uiori-. or loos. :Also.
one tract of land. in qua iitity, six. iici'cs,=
more or less, with the buildings thereon stand-
iiiig. bounded iiortlierly by ,tl_ii~. Connecticut
'lliii_'iipil;e,R_oiid in part, and in part by land of
Cliiirlcs lsaacs, and in part.by'tlic,laii(l' of said
Chiirles‘ and the‘ lieirs of Bvlljiilliltl‘llsiliics,’
dcc'd,'eii.~terly l)y"'lll‘gll\'l'2l_\"ill 'pa‘i‘r,"i‘iii‘d»iii part’
by lipid of Stiles.Cii~i'tis.’soutliierly by land of
heirs of Eli Sanford de-c’d in pa it, and in part by
l‘glll(l of C. J. (i',i;uiii:iii,aiiil in-’stczl_.v by land (ll
Chas lsaacs. A,l.=.o Liiii-iillii-.i‘trai-t_ol:laiid(railed
Seymour M endow and S_l10_l‘l‘R()CliS.,llt tpiaiiti-_
ty cigliti-eii acres one iooil. inure _Ul'_l(‘.$S. l)Ollll(l-
ed iionherly by Seth 'Seyiiioui',' i».:is'iei'l_v "by
li'i’;;l‘iw‘aiy.* llayiiioiiil Bencd‘ct ‘iiii(l'/M(isc.< B_vx-
bee and l')Hl']'S of-Benjaniiii -lsaai:.<. ilcc‘(l. soutli-
erly by lii-.ii's .of Benjamin lsaacs. ‘(lei-’d. Ray-
iiioiul lieiletl-l(',t and hliisos Byxhe,e, and .\vestei'-
ly by ,Peter,Hall and heirs ot',Natli_a,ii Nash.
(lcc‘il. Also. HUll,(>\ other tract- of land izalli-d
Scurlilei"s' \Vtif)d$, iii qii;iii'iityifitieeiia'ci'i-s two ,
i‘oods.' inorc‘ or less, bounded iiortliei'l_i,"iiiid’
westei'ly by iii_§lm~ay'. é-iuslerly by "L. M-. Ste-}
veils‘, and soutliei-ly by 'l‘lios. B. Bi‘itle'r A‘-lso.

‘whicl_i_iii:i_lmi'iii'e lii_ible, or by iii’-cicloiiis,' from
‘1it't'éiidiffg”to‘th‘eir oi"di'ii‘a"i"y' l)liSillttSSl,"li§ follows :
.v1r.5,,;-re pgyihg ‘§5'a y'e:ir. are eiiti‘ili:d To $311 w'e‘ek. l
 -"2-'31’-.=-3~'."".-'=‘ ‘" .' =2 -"i

"l‘lieii'i'sured also receive iiiiiiually. ii share of.
fli_é;pt'f.J.lll§, Wlli,(:l);tl11JS_'illl‘ have been,’ 50 per
coiit on [,)l’t.jII]ll_1lll_S ie_c.9lved. ‘- '

I

,1 Wlion‘ you li_ealt.li is gone, it will betoo late
;“i6"iii's’iii-ii‘ if; ””l’i'ovide"’agaiiist sickuess then

«wlii=le‘you.iii'e’ we'll. ‘: 1-» '‘-' v
_~.-1.Iiifui{iiiatioii_ giveii _and_iippll_c8t10n8-F
 9~ffi’c.'ex’-Z.’ zlli .. ' " l i ‘'

eceivcd;at.
feb 29

 Pro‘! (‘.’('.li0lr"5lli§llt'l1ll(§O '€oIiI"paii
¥’i"‘*i<= iOf H‘A~R'=ll:FOR'D. Co’.\r:v.'. ' _
 '.(~)ap'itii;l $200.o0.0,.0.-witl_i privil.ege- to
. ‘iucirea-:i;.l»9. H." M‘ ii l‘i1illi.0.''-i :
-' ILLTABI‘ C. STR'lCE'l‘. liiiv_'iiig'i'eceivee
" " ""-'."I.l‘t(!' a{.,i(5}iif:r_i‘llbi"flie above nanii_:d Compa-
y in iioi.v“:lpi*i>;;):ii'éi,llt.oi insure. Houses. .S‘t.oi'es,
_Mills. l“it(‘.j0l'i6S, Baru.~i a_ud the ironteiits ofeacli,
iltogétlliéi‘ l\"v~i't’.hVevei'y7 o't'l‘i‘ei"s'pec‘i(-.5 ‘0 ‘property,
.. ::' iflgiiinst-’.v Loss ‘or DfL7Il!1.g£!_f).y- F ire. _
_:,.,;v,,'I‘l_re_i'iitos,;ot‘premiiim offeiieil, are. as lowiis
'_11},o;5.e,pf,;'i,iiy _t)tl_ior _siiiiil,a.i; lnstit_.I_itioi'i, iiii(l_.e_vei'y
.Ii‘iill}‘l"Iil.33, mm; an oppoi’t'u'hit'y,foij a irifliiig sum,
'."'f6"p‘i'éfti=.'ét*ihiiiiself agai fist this "'dcstriict ive- cle-
7]llélll?,‘S\Vllll(llJFlbflietr inmawxsiiigle: bout‘, sweeps
n.~v.«~t;a tlw ;‘?2l1.’}ll'l$.l§ :0‘? $9 m.4i~'?~.V..3:*=.m,'.>‘.-— .. .. .. i
‘ ,‘Iti ll)g:_llt’_I|l),C'.nl’A0l'1 all péijsoiis applying fo_r ii
iilotlblll rll ifi'”‘pdlicy oil‘ buili’ling2é. ’tii'--i'iifoi"i'ii the
.;.a§ggli;‘(_\.'f..':i‘l‘l cliangesriiitiindfiiliout the iiireiiiishs,
Etluttgiiijcizcaae the _lII!'_Z_lLI'(l;; 3,0!‘-Qltl]'llIiClIluQl'fi' rou-
tderad unproductive by new inventioiis,oij_ use-
less by changes in business, as no” inSlll'llIll‘.e
office is l)0uilLl_.l_J_Y,,tl”1,tt.ll_T,|)0ll§y..tQ pay any more
thrm the c:ish"v'a’llio 0

7

0

iit‘S~“destruction'.’= * -: '-
~=”v'rN9"sW‘.1l.l5'i Avril, 2.6.—.~.1.84

 ii”‘?1*A,Xi«is‘!'*?"*1‘ii§ri:_S~‘22"‘ “ , ,
Pliii ‘“.‘.‘1‘ié"-‘-j_- it... ;.“._, - '- g‘ '._
 aw.-'J3o_..De11nquents»..
F?-THE aa};.iid» '51‘.-izaimi lists“-ofrisis-~in‘i-dz '23,

~havcib‘een.duly rplaced iéne the‘ /iandsrbf Ike ;mzde_r-
signed for unanedzate c0lIcct1'(_z_72,., As g/155,; iax.

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i

as are past due. and further delay oi'4.c‘io'_f‘lhe. -

' ".‘..- “l€’.?*.~ .<1.,¢”l"7'7.77‘°’."'.*i’.‘§.. '?§ll7l"“'~‘..d".chuse for. com.’-
j)‘l?l‘i7_tl,"'ffif1f[e'7""_/val?" rfottcr.‘ thiéy h?E59éqdirdd to
lpayfjbrlizllrzztrm travel andtroublcs of:_caLlect31'z_§ii

f‘propert'y,'ut the time of .g—-———

’ ,,,,.5‘),’.4;7tf‘

one tract. liouniled north by llPit‘S of PeterJaiiios
‘(lo-.i:eiiseil,_.;e_iis_t. by .‘Biickir_i;:liiiiii-;Lockwood or
li.igl‘i\v,iy.,.,soi.ith ,b_v‘,.i\lic-liiiel .C,uui.iey, and
west by; the lllf£ll\\'&_Iy-.2 ,’ Also, one _nll]f.‘-I‘
ti'a(;t.._of land cijilleil the , llitclicock. Lot, in
qtiaiitity eigli‘. aici‘es,“iiio'i'cf or less. bouiidcd
ii()it.l1i=.ii:ly h_\,'>l1i*.iI's tifaltttlfeslKélliigg, (lP(:l(l,

’ enstei-ly‘by .l-lmii'y-’ Kellogg :'ii’i(_l« li(-'.ll‘S of Jacob

‘.le.iiiiiiigs,':d<=c'd, SOllllit'l'l_\' by llenry Kelliigg,
and westerly by lii_u_liway. ;' A_lso.ouo otl1'er,ti;a_ii.-t,

of lriiid called Hot'sc.S\vai_iip. lIl,qutlllfily_(-'.lgll,_f .

iici-as, two l'(),0_(lS, (“-_lgllft‘£3l'1:_l‘0fl.\'_, more. or less,

lioundnd iipi'ilieil_y,ai_id 'e£istei-ly'..byliigliway, .
._soiiilici‘l,_y;:li‘y‘ heirs of ‘James Fitch. i.léc‘d. and

west e.i‘ly by‘l;ieirs of Eli pha let Lot-k‘wooll, flt~‘C’tl.

‘' . lAlsd, -’a store‘ and wh'ai't" lyiiig on ilii.-. ewo.-t side
= l,df‘._‘N.orwalk harbor, bounded wosierly by high-
l;.Way_, noitheily,l)y-Sri,les.Curtis. ea.~:tei:ly- by the

,(:li2ll'llif3l of rlie'.l_i,:ii'lioij, ,ai_iil s_oiii'lici'l_v. by “lil-
.liaiii I{._,.'_Jiii_iies. Al_s_o,,a tram-t. of salt‘ meadow
-l)0'._1l_)‘(lt‘.d: eastei‘ly.by the cliaiiuel of Norwalk
hai"boi". soutliei-ly‘liy'(}-ould D. Jeiiiiings. west-
erly by liigliway. and 'n‘oi'tlierly by ha nk and
~Heiiry l3ri‘i.sli, and Sl]0\VifI,\!,:'j_l).\‘ii‘ and i"e.:isonable
cziiise for St*.llit]g said l'9.ill‘P..~‘il&lf.H: prayiiig for
an o_ifdc_.i°, and tlifat: li,c,oi'.soiiie mi-ct |i(‘.,l'S0ll,l)8
einpowered to sell tlie,saiiie,.iis per application
on file, dated tilio 3d day of April. 1848 more
fully :ippears.. Orr/i27rc(/4"l',l_iar the forogoiiig

' tiippliizziitioii,ho licard at the ll’i"‘obati-. Office. iii
-',No,r,w}i|k‘. on the 3d day ()l:‘.ll1tIP,‘ll_848, at '2
Z‘7‘0’clock aft'ernoo‘ii‘:‘ and _llitliI" iioticc tlioreof be

pulilislicd in some public iiewspiiper nl'fll'.ill(-3
place.wliei'e’sncli,iieii1=6aita.te lies. three weeks
siiccessively, at least six w.eek.s_. before _said
time assigned. '

3:15 B. BUTLER, Judge.

_ E.‘-crolldflcacn .247 Eflflill
B on‘ ii in |.ii‘.E3: “§—i-»‘.|l 0 0 L
-v.---;,;FD.R You N.G_..l.A~D!§$-
Bm.v.Gi=;1:qm 91>‘-\t-. - -
7 Suiiiiiiei;-"-sessirin of this school will
' ciii'iiiii'eiico tlié first '\Vedne-sday iii M¥l5';
.,,_:l‘el;lii5,'l'ell5I'el)c8S. and testimonials given in
ciici1_liii's,; for \\’liig:’l_]'.,n(l(ll'l$8S the pl'.Ii(!lpNl. -
' ‘i ' ‘ ' “VIRS. LOUISAA. S'M'1Tl‘l.
_BridgepoiT't, March 6. lS'48_. hgmio

Norwalkaaciaaiainy

. "-' ‘'*4-‘-.‘,' 2... ‘ W»; -4 . -. . .11. 
"I-1L‘ll5l]_ll‘lln(il‘, _ll‘er_ni will C(')l'I'lll"l'l_§,Il‘(!_8_“()l)

workiiiausliip to any ‘tliing7 -in

14‘

I,)z'.9!ri_cto/‘Nor1_4:i1lk. ss. Probate Court, Api'il_ l

said Norwalk, bounded arid (lt'.SCl'll)0(l as fol- ;
lows: A wharf lot on the east Side of Noi1\,v_a lk .

‘favorite might have ’ thought her‘

II ,—%————-‘—‘‘''T‘-
 'I‘HE’RE’S A GOOD TIME COMING."

_'I'lu-.i'e‘.~i ii good time coming, boys,
A good Iinie coiiiiug, .

I \Vhe-ii printers shall be paid their dues.

, Tlieir cliildren wear new frocks and shoes
In the good time coniino.

Editor's piitancc shall he paid,

His piuitiiloniis sowed stronger.

. A bran new hat t_o.ci'own his head--
\V,iii_t a little longer‘.

'l‘,:'

.Theré’s- ii good time.coming;‘-boys,
5- .A.gond ti-me coiiiiiig; _ _ .
Subscripiioii lists shall swelliii size,
~. .Pi'oportio,ned to the enterprize,
I . - . I I . _ _
Inthe good_ti_i_i,ie coining.
And evei'y’f_iii_‘m’éi'iii the land,"
Shall fei-.l'hi.5i ‘mind grow sti-‘cage:
Pat.roniziiig country prints-—
\Vait a little longer.

‘ There’s a good time coming,
. "A good tirrieicbtiiiiig, _ '
\Vhaii an-F.ditor_~t-an pay his debts,
W'liic1iIxiow too’ often he forgets;
Helll settle oft‘ hi_s_.Old accounts, ’ '
"_lfo make hi_s credit. sjt'OngBt', . »
‘With half dimes in his fob for change—--
\Vait ii litt (9 longer. ' A '

boys,

The following Hymn was sung at the funeinl
of Mr. Ad_ai_iis at Quincy. It was Wl'iI.l'etl‘ by
Mr. Adams hiuiselfiiiid is in the collection used
by the cliurcliof which he was a member:

Lord ofiill worlds. let tlianksand praise
To '.l‘hee forever fill my soul;

My heart, my head, my hand control; ,
0, lot no vain pi'esuiiipt'ioii rise. _

No inipeoiis inuriiiur in my l1et11‘l‘,’
To <-i'avi_a the boon Thy will denies,

Qr _sh_riuk froiii ills ' "uy hands impart.
Thy ‘child am I, and not. an hour,

Revolving in the orbs above, -

But. liriiigs some-. token of Tliy love:

'\Vith blessings thou has crowned my days : =

never entered, and wiped the death daiiips
from the ‘marble brow she‘ brealhedl ii
prayer to. heaven for ‘submission and
sll‘ell2'l.l_1, in this her hour of dark and bit-
ter sorrow, and the young mother felt in
,alinost'the< idolatry of. her heart, that her
petition would ,,aa_=ceiid,- upon ‘the same

- breeze that wafted the spirit of her infant

to the skies, and she fancied that she could
behold the ch-rub from its wiiite pinions,
folded in hiiinble adoration, bovi ingiat the
feet of Jesus and presenti.ng the’ petition
and with its gentle voice, pleading for its
fiilfilmeiit; ; ~

Bot \Vll¢T8.flS other hiishanid. and father

__ that sh_ou,ld be there ‘in this hour of afflic-

tion 'l,_- He "was far away on the wide
ocean, and the words of .RtlSSEli,b beauti-
ful song: _
 "Poor Bessie was it sailor's wife
And he was on the sea," , _ ’« ‘

might be applied to her. Four years pre-
vious she. .g>ive-heart and liaridto th_e_cho-
sen of her -‘youth, and never did the sun of
happiness-rise brighter‘ than on Edward
Gaston and A Mary, Siaitriurd, but it was
destined to set in a cloud. Her life, ill]
the time.‘ of her marriage, had been one
long bright suinmei_"s-._day, not the slight-
est shadow of egirilily sorrow -had ever
dimmed her sky or shrouded her p8lll_\\"il_V
in gloom.
childhood, and Edward th_oiig|it when they
were children and schoolmates that i\"lary’s

' eyes were the brightest and her smile the

sweetest of any, (and perhzips they ._were
for liim,) while she always fancied to her-
 thiit l*_.‘ilwa_rd was the most D_0l)le.
lieiirtecl fellow slie ever saw. As l.llt’_\'
advanced .in- life their love. st.i’eiigil'ieu,e,cl,
and ‘\,Vl19llille.l'ltt(.l attained liis;.i\\ eritie.tli_

And sliall this bosom dare icpiiic,
lii d:irknos.=. dare deny. the dawn,

Or spam the tr:-asurc‘s ofthe mine.
Because one diiiinoiid is witlidiiiwii 7

_T_liefoul deities, the fool alone.
i ' Thy being, Lord, and boiiiidlcss might;
Denies the fii'm:iiiieiit, 'l‘hy throne, ’”"'
M Denies the sun's ineridian liglitt"
V Denies the liisliiou of his fraiuc,
l ‘ ’l‘li'e voice he hears. the breath he draws,
.-O idiot. atlii-.'i:~:t l. to. procliiiiii . . _
Effects iiiiiitinibei-ed_w_i.liout cause 1. ..

 Matter aiidmiud, tii_\'ste'i'ious one, " -.-
Are niaii‘s t'or.th:cesc‘oi-e years and ten ;
\Vlwi'e. ere tlie,,ilii'e:id of life was s] uii l
\Vlii=i'e, \\’llt’li i'educi-il to dust again 7
All seeiiig (Soil, the doubt siippije.sjs';,
, ,'l‘lio doubt 'l‘liou only izniistri-lie.ve,
My soul tliy Siii'i‘o:i'-Soii shall bless,
Fly to 'l‘lig.“Gos‘pel. ii rid believe.

, _’,.i‘ DUTCI-1 CURE. , ,
Veal lays iiiyselfdowii in my loiiély pe:di'ooiii,'
Und dries to sleep very souiidi. " ‘ ’
De tiaanis. ‘oh how into mine het dey villcome

~ Till 'l'vi.~:li'._ l viis under the grouiidt.

Soiiiotiiiies, veu I (‘_l,lt_S.V'(ll) pig supper, I treams
Dat niiiw s‘htoiiu’ik ish filt full of .~'litoiic.s,
Uiid out in iiiiy slileep like tci' tivil l sclireams,
Uiid‘l<icks off do ped izioatlies and groans !

D(‘,ll.(.iP'f'e ash J lays. out ft‘. ped cloailies alluff,
l_ gits illlll('.~.‘F"i‘f‘i|lll oi/er_ froze. : ’

lude nioi'riii‘ig l vakvs niit de head ache and koff.
Uiid l'iii shick frnin niivie bet to my toes.

Oh. fat shall be run a poor man -like mei——i
‘ltrat. for do I lead such a life?‘ I

S‘ no} i 's‘doi'e’.‘li ‘l :ur.ford'. lr ' l" iofme - - - - - . -
0' ll-l ’ l ‘ l P W °u’l°- :a_s.i,ii_pirioiis in its effects,) are :ll\\t)\-':4ln

Tiiiks l’ll try it, mid git. me ii 1;i_'/‘c .’ -: -

1lll5E£lla11l_).<.

7'/ie 'Puni's‘/inzeiit-of Lola Jllonles.-—‘The
‘l’aris i‘orresuon‘derit. of the Courier des
”Etats Unis gives‘ ll|8.-f0llU\'\'ll|g account of
the incidens wliichrprcceded the flight of
tlie-(-.ourtes-iii of ihe:Kiiig of Bavaria from
Miiiiich: The man was :i sturleut \\ ho
hail his (“0li'l|l‘i‘,(‘l9lS blood to avenge. 'lhe
life in
dan'gcr, in"the midst of such ii crowd ; but
they did not go so far as to threaten that.
'l’lie<_stii‘(lciits» only wished to administer
to the courtesan a pniiislinieiit which .sli'j'e
had undoubtedly received in her iiifan;tin_e
days; they applied, _lll€'l'8.f.Ut‘8,'."pt,Il‘llt‘ly,
‘the chastisement, whiizli piirticu|arly.be-
l0ngS.t.n little’ cliildren, in the midst of the
crowd’: applause. R-estranied by the
multitude, the driigoonsand gen d’armes
W8|‘_8‘ forced to be spectators‘ of this out-
rageous and shmiiefiil punishment. .The
King himself, who had linsteiiied to her
assistaiice-, was-~obliged to Wi'nPss a scene
which ~niust-hai'e.-sorely; vexed hiis, Iieuri.

Live. Up:-ig/ii.ly.—'l‘li'e poor pittance of
,.,;*,'_eiit_,- years is not worth being a villain
for. V.-Vim: mgitlers it if'_vour neiglibor‘ lies
in it splendid tomb? -gl.__-,*3p' you with iniio-
no'c‘enice. Looli" b'eliln_d tliitoiigh tiig ;-";'=iclx’

 

'm"~iime !;Ia vast desert lies ppep ; in“ rain‘:-

.-pect ;' tliroiiglihthisvdesprt hflygxyflllr fa
tlieruqourneycd ;. weaned with toils.-and

S."1.‘3‘tl')l‘-:'«'..l in ..'-.I.(.1.1l’1.~E.:>.‘.< 1...?;E.‘1,31.?.-..;..,C:9llsc_to,r;-: \Vedi_;iosdiiy"tli,‘e3d‘_o,f Miry next, V
;;:l..1"'t’.!29.';=‘l"Sii;*l".'l'.-.",’§.:§iml§%§‘ :.»-...it91f“?,‘,?_j * ‘I-:i¥?ir.4==,==a,i.~r.t.

.-. .. ., ,_
.i».._, > .,.'

sorrows,-‘ l’l)_§yV rank frpgnb,;w;;llg§.o’f inanx
 . -I‘ ‘'.’‘l‘». f! .:I." 
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year and she her eiszliteeiitli, they weie,
with ilie consent of tlieir.f;ri.en§ds iiiarrierl,
aiidrenioved to air adjoiiiiug .ci—'.y,,, Ed.-..
is-ai'd’s father having first 8S_ll)ll$:l]£'Ll'll_ltlI
in" at merraiitile business, on as ‘large a
scale asjhis circunistances would p;e.rgniI,
but wliich if rightly niaiiaged would yield
hi it a coiiifortablr ‘lll(‘()HlB—. Fora”-.u _lii,iie’
all things went on well, and Ed ii-ard_ aitendgj

' ed to his. .business. willi the most untiriog
. ardor, 8n,(l_'l'€ll).l‘ll_€..d afi_er the laborsof the
‘ day to his liappy home, reiiilcred doubly

h,appy..by the smile-.0f t)_fll?CllOli.\l'lil('ll ev-
er (llf.rlt$€l'l it.~e|fthrough his little dwel-
ling. The lairfacc of his gentle i\ ary
Wits"eV("l"\\l"E‘8ll]t'fl wjuli .=iniles,._aiid ihose
liuiidred little aite2.tiuiis which only the
fon.(l niid iifli,-ctioiiaI.e_ tifife kuo,v\'s liiiw to
b«siow; were lavi.-lied upon h_iin ,in.pi'o-
fiisiiiii ; ,biit,;;i_l:is, ere long, fl‘,‘.('.llZ'll1ge _i_-anie
over the spirit of tli,_e_ir blissliil .,d_ream-—-.
Dost thou see youtler building wliere tlie
liullts reiiei.-t tliroiighthe crimson dainasli
curtains upon the uni:-allied snow, appear-
ing as if they were curiained with blood,
and asive near the building, asi-end the
si.aii°(-use and enter the spacious apart-
merit \\’lll('ll filled up in an £lPgtIlI[ style,
ilie’..~oiiiid of uirlh and revelry, bieuks
upon the ear. . . 7

This is B ’.-ifsplendid gambling
saloon where cards, (iviili their attendant
evils, wine», l’)l'HfIfl_\', and for ‘those that pre-
fer ii, the more pleasaiit beverage, Cham-
pagne, uliich thoiigh not so quick, is siill

 

readiiies.=.._ Here it was that Edward (Jas-
toii took; Ihe_ first ste )S_ to ruin.
l
»“ Come,” said Charles Foster to him

one evening, " let’s go over to B ’

 

. S’
1 am Ioi meet‘; ii. small party of friends
"there, and. promised-to bring you along,
0 let Wzilier in e the key and tell your
ife you will not he aflioiiie till iuelve,

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that she may not feel uneasy about you.”_

Edward lieisitaretl ,8ll(l‘Cl):1l'leS urged, til!
at last the arraiig.eui'eii1s of. his friend, as
he fancied hiin.to b'c,-..(biit;.alil that is ii
misiiikeii term,i) prevailed,arid they nencled

their way arm in .ai'iii..to the, place desig-‘?

uated. Here they. found. ;the friegnds

in supper
jmeut, as

according to Ch_2_ii'les’, arrange-

§iniist,etl‘e.ct—iial way of initi:_nin_2- Edward-

;in_t0 t,,he.vice and .(ll8_Slpl1llO_l_l- .which was
lafterivards to prove his ruin. All thing.-
iwent off well ; after the cloth was remo-
ved, cards were introduced, _aii_d as a imit-

and brandy, t_hc_ g_l:i'sses.wc_re filled, and as
Edw-ard..knew nutliiiig of. cards, ,Cliiirl§~s
acted as menl()l‘,_fO|‘ liim. _ ., -_
“ VVe never play for iiioney Ned,” said
.Charles," at l_ll€'Si1n1e time winking at the
rest, “ wemerely assemble here jus__i ' for
a little innocent amusement; we tiev.ei-
drink _ét‘.l“1£Il1_il-*.'3...ll.'_j",-lg .l‘;$§_.t_*.£'ll.‘lll='9;l§.~l?"
ha“-n in ,e_nJQy_iV_né‘ OUl'Sei§’E§tfl little. ’.Bul
hgyp, throw. out that _win_e, aind_tij_y s0,ItIt'

of this-.hr=ii.itly.,f’ 

l¢.9;'tli;Y thing 9iir9rg‘9.ril1v.n stars?’
. 's,inc—’Tl'-£9!’ got.~i.n.I.tri.¢fil .

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“ Perhaps I may,” said he, and they
departed. -

.Wlien he reached home, he found Mary
iivaiting for him. --She uttered not a word
of" reproach", but the touclfing look of sad-
ness that shaded her usually joyous face,
conveyed a more cutting reproof than
words. -.Days, weeks and rfioiiilis‘ passed
on, and despite his; resolutions; Eilwaid
Gaston was a l‘|‘9qtI€lil;Vlsll()l‘ of the ga-
ming‘ table ;. in fact, he was completely
in. the power ofa desperate set of gum-
blers that were determined‘ -to win from
liim.-the. little thatihe possessed, and then
cast hiin adrift us they. had hundreds‘ be-
fore him... He appezired perfectly lllfiilllfl‘
te<l..\vi.th this one amusement”. and was
ivilling to stake happiness, friends. fortune
and even lffe itself on theissue. But now

beautiful bov-,,_aiid the mother trusted that

. this would_.i;n some measure reclaim -him

from hiS.\\'tl[i(lériri,q; but the hope was
vain, for not_thc‘ple=u‘in9s of his centle
wifi-, nor the sight of his innocent buy
could reislaiiii the misguided man from
the puilis ‘of wrong.

it was one evening about :2 year from
the time he first entered this earthly hell,
Il’lfll'~l’l8 sat in. his accustonicd place of
resort. 'l‘li.it night was to decide-liis des-
tiriy; there was but one thing left, that
was his home. Every thing had gone
but this, and now he was playing, with the
vain hope that he should retrieve his fall.
on fortunes. He had just. staked the last
thing, even theroof ii-l".ii'h cniiermi Us
,nnce happy wife» and clicriib boy, and un.~
'iess he gained on the D‘ It haiid, all would
be-' lost: With Van anxiety amount-ingz
almost to'a_r_vo4i‘._\". he watched every move-
ment of his partner; two cards were left
in their ‘ ‘hands, and if that should be
the liigvliest t":ti'(l out, all would be well.
'7 ‘* llllllllk liam-;_roo(l for all you liove,”
s‘aid lie, as: be-threiv them both down at
once?” ' ‘ "

“l thinlc not,” was the cool rejoinder,
asiliis‘-partner placed upon them a ten and
lihe fatal ace, thus taking‘ every trick;
lthestrcet-the. niglit air brought him to
lliiniséll'.'._ '- 3 is -~
‘ .“.O.h,.<m_V. God-l;'.’ exclaimed he, as with
lhiirriéd steps he paced -the _.st«recis; “all
igone, -my wife and 0llll(llJC‘,f_1,'Ifll‘S. \'\7onld
:lO’G0(l l had died before l had seen this
;da_v ;” but his emotions iv:-re too much for
‘him,and he fell t.o the i-nrili. 'l'lie iiext
thing he knew he was in his own little
parlor, with Mary suppo.rtin’gr his head.
ltle soon revealed to‘ her the dreadful
t'r.utli«; she did not upbrziid him but urged
him, and

On iliose knees that nevor, never knelt

To any but their God before, ' ,
she implored him torcfnrm ; and i-ilthoiigli
she knew that they must drink the cup of
poverty to the very dregs, yet she felt that
she could rejoice in it, if it" could be blast
to his reformation. But no, his pride,
for with all his misfortunes. lie was proud,
;woulil not permit him to hear to the voice
{of reason and affection; he could not bear
jio remain i'n a place where every circi-in-
lstani.-e attendant on his disgrace was so
lpublic, for be well knew it would be passed
from mouth to mouth, and as is usual with
lreporis, whetlier well founded or not,

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another tie was formed in the birth of al

with onefrenzied bound, Edward gained «

 

one ‘solitary night made her «wh,dt,,slie‘wiis,'.
it maniac. ' W _ * ‘i _, 3
ii I! 9 it -it ,.

“ Raise me that 'I’ may look at the‘ set-'
ting sun,‘ as its rays fall up’Ot'r_‘ r’oé'ffoij_fhe" 7
last time," said the ‘sweet voi'é"é' of =Ma'I'y' ‘
Gaston, “ and tell" me ‘how long‘ have,‘-,
been sick, and when did mother coi'f{e;.l’=’i
Poor Mary; fO‘lJ£~.l0ng months had she’
laid upon her-sicffibecl,-acnd"n4ow reason
had-for tire last‘ time resumed its sway, '»
as though it would give the depalrting
soul linow.lcd’ge' of the great c'ha'ngeiit-W36,
to undergo. _But, wheie ’i's‘Edw"nrd,” she '1
added witha bewildereil look. V“A'b, now’ "
l reinember, he went to sea, and l*‘ir_iust'
die-without seeing him. Oh, God th‘iI“i't"-'-
hard, but thy will be done. But who it
this that intrudes upon us at this hour,-"
‘(as a man entered.) ‘ '- - -

“Mary, dear Mary,” exclaimed be, ad
he stepped towards the bed,_ and clasped
the lifeless form in his arms; do you for4
give me ll’ ‘ . . - , '

“ God knows how freely, Edward; but
Jive me your hand, for it isgetting dark,-’
He placed his hand in hers, while slid
pressed her lips ioliis in along, last part»
ing kiss, and on this bright seal of for-V,
_J_lVel1t.‘SS, the spirit fled. .

Edward remained till the last sad off]:
ces to the departed were perfotuied. Hi
then left and was not heard of for 11 num-'
ber of years. ‘At last a geiitleman passing"
the church-yard perceived a dark object"
on one of the graves. I-le approached it
and turned the body over so that the face
could be seen. It was poor Edward Ga‘:-‘
ton, uho, worn out and weary of life, had
Sollglil. out the grave of his still warships‘
ped Mary on which to breathe his last"
expiring breath. And there they sleepj
and if repentance can avail, or blot out
from the book of the recording angel the‘
sins of former years, i doubt not if ever l
am permitted to ent.er'the gates ‘of Parli-
disc, that l shall meet the straying Edward,
"the gentle Mary and their sunny haired
firstborn. . . .

 

NE“/'SPAPERS. ,

Most people think the selection of suit-'
able matter for a newsp;i‘pei~ the ensiegfi
part of the business. How great an error?
it is by; all means the most difliculit. To‘
look over and ‘over hundreds of exchange‘
papersevery week, from whicli‘_ to‘ select}.
eiioiigli for one, especially when the ques-
tion is, not what shall but what shall not
be selected, is no easy task. lf every
person who reads a newspaper could hm/Q’
edited it, we ‘should hear less complainta.
l\o,t unfrequently it is the case that an
editor looks over all his exchange papers"
for something interesting, and can abso‘-'
lutely find nothing. . Every paper is drier?
than a contribution box; and yet some-‘
thing must be had——his paper must come‘
out with something in it, andhe does the’
best he can. To an editor who has the‘
least care about what he selects,-the WI‘ll_’-I"
ing that he does is the easiest part of his‘
labor. A-paper wlien completed, should-
be one that the editorsliould be willing to
read aloud to his wife, his mother, his‘
sister, or his daugliter; and if he do that;
if he gets out such a paper, he will find’
his labor a most difficult one. Every’

in ould- lose nothing in its circulation,
livhilc the finger of scorn would be pointed}
_at him without mercy. His c,oui'.~:e was?
iiaken; he removedvhis wife and child in
an old teiienient in the Util.~'l{ll'ls of the
[()Wvl', and under cover of darkness, sfillg ht
out a vessel bound for Liverpool, shipped.
and giving M-.ir‘_v the advance money, and,

subscriber thinks the paperyis printed for‘
his special benefit, and, if there is nothing.‘
in it that suits him, it must be stopped—ii
is good for nothing. »Some people -look"
over the deaths and marriages, and iii:'-'-
iually complain of the-editor,-if but’ few"
people, iiiliis vicinity, have been so fol’-3*

iuiiiiie-as to "get married the previous‘

 

procurino:’a'draw'bill for,l'ie':-', lie deparieil,iwc-‘ek, or so » unfortunate as to die;. ‘A35-

"and befofe ihrce days had e’lapsi~_r.l, he was Q editor should have such things in hispapér

far, far away with nothing - but‘ the blue? Mietlieriliey occur or not. .lu-st'as—m’any
sky above, while around and beneath w:i‘s§subscribers as an editor may hiive, '10‘

vCl1il|'l8S_l1ll(l spoken of, they were tohave,

he thought this would be. the;

tor of course, the a'ccompai;ierit of wine .

9.‘ No. no)" replllial li:l§;frii.eiii3..»‘,“.‘;‘ .li..'ii=i'9";
 in.-:.-.nf‘.‘

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lthe wide expanse of-'0('ean, and night afterl
lniglitas-‘lie paced the (leckron his dreary‘
froiintls, his heart would travel back farl
’ové‘r the blue’ sea he had just crossed, to,

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’the clieerless roof’ where he left his gun-
tle, suffering \vii'e~wiil'i her bluceycd first-
born, expqceil in the cold cl'.':_iifii!ies of the
still colder world, iiii_d_it seemed as ilioiigli
his bean. would burst the earthly b,,r,.,e,.s
of cla_v«, iiritl soar on the \\'ip_i__v_s of g|;,¢
windvback totliose dear but injiired ones.
Ali! Eilwa.rr_l, lialst-thou’ not siiffered foi-
ilius yielding ifopihe voice nfthe tempterl
"But the n'ai’ges'ot'sin isideiitli, and thy cup
of bitterness is not yet full. ‘ '
lt wasltwu ‘months from the,time' of
his 'depaiture, that we introduce the ri-ad
er_to the bei‘cav'eil mother, as she ivatclxes
by the‘ body‘ ‘of her infaiit. ‘Her ’ hopes
ire all ’i\*i~€-c'ke"d, for a_ uhite wingeil Seraph,
oath even at that "in‘idnigh't'hou’r. f_o‘_iinil its
:.a‘y'-‘€u‘i',iie'm£»ih‘e+’s liinely"tlwell'ing,‘iiiir7

many different tastes li_¢:"l'E'lt}S" t3ov_co"n,s_i_)-It‘:
One wants stories and poeifi-_v;‘ z‘i’i‘iu‘t‘he‘i‘-‘I
abhors all this. The politician‘ wants‘
nothing but politics. l;-,)'n'e_ must‘ 'l;i't'i-lire‘
something smart,-. aacither s"ofriet'hiti§
sound. One likes anecdotos, rim and
fY0llc.=, and the n'e'xt"dooi‘ iieiglibbr won"-'
ders that’ a man of sense will put ‘such’-
‘stiifl in a piipeiuj Something~.ve'i'§" ,'s'pic‘§"
comes out, and the editor is étblzibkguardz
Next comes somet iiiigargiiin'er‘ita‘,tive,‘an\
the editor is a dull fool. And so beiw'e'e_'ii
them‘ all, you see the poor fellow gfeti
roughly handled. And yet, to ninetlj,‘-hirfé
out of a’ hundred, tli‘l=se'tl‘iiii"gs-ti'ev‘e‘i’ 'oc’-''
cur. They" never reflect that w-but 'd’o'_e‘i
not please them may please th'eii' iii‘eigl'i"-”
‘our,-' but tliey-‘-insist that, if the 'p'aper7cl'obi'
not suit them,-‘-it isgood For llbllililgle‘

VVe only-wish" that every’-man‘, iivoliian,
ind child, who-reads 3 paper. ‘wer"e conp_-..-
:ie'lled; but” for one‘: ‘single in"0iith,.t-ofedit‘
one. -They w'o'uld~ then tiiiiltliat it*.iI'+iiot‘.

'iviit,‘dlilI§d; till"‘fli‘e"‘gi’frii 7ty_rant" suiilcliedltihe

1iriinyii*.rlse$r:'€Z*¥9;t‘;¥!a§€*l§!*'?,$9!*il‘life?

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