pas-retl.
births, deaths e, and moved that the report
be rcfer_i'ed' to a joint commitee and that 500
copies be ordered to be printed; Resolution
passeil. 1
Mi-. \Velch their rrioved the appointment
of a joint select committee to take into cositl-
oration ilre subject of the registration of
bii'th..=, marriages and deaths. Resolution
Mr. Welch appointed Oil‘ the part
of tlie"SVeirat_e. _ i
I;7ouse.—'l‘lie Spealter announced the fol-
lowing tftrmuritietis :‘
0/2, floiitesleaxl E;£c72ipIirrn——Mess‘s. Gear-
heart of New C~.lt):1.'tn,\'Vl]ll.t.‘ of Rocky Hill,
Clark of Worirllri'itlge, Cliaplin of L,ebanon,
‘Plo'tteii"of VVnn(lét0Clr', \'Vl'iititig of 'l‘orring-
ton, Burr of Ktllingworth, and Hanks of
'MatrSl~’it'ltl. ‘ -
'02:. (Ire Sale of S])fl‘it0lLS l£q2w2's-—Messr's.
,Huirg+-itord of \tVtttr~rI‘tt‘r\\'tt, Arrditts of Can-
._._..'.on, Do.\t'ns of Derby. Parker of Lyirrc,
Beiiuett of l'~‘airfield, Gret-tr trf Brooklyn,
;Carter of Cltntoti, and Crawford of Union.
, O/t. C-.'i.pz'.'al P/nits/mic/it——Messrs. Phelps
of Wiridsor-, Potter of Haiirden, Durfey of
_Nnrwici , t\’lille‘i' of Sli_1tltft)|'(l, ['ltll’11ll't0l](l of
'\Vintlh:>.m, Howard of Warren, Parker of
East I-laddam, anti l\’lain of Willirigtoti.
" On. Co/rtrsttetl EZelcio2rs——\le.~si‘s. Arnold
of_l-_lrrddatn,Converse of Enfield and Fuller‘
of Kent.
Retrionstrance of Edward Holley against
the petition of the borough of S.atriford for
increase of its lrm'its-, to corrrtirittee on incor-
,llOf;lll()nS other than Banks.
Resolution appointing Lewis H. Russell,
State Director of 'Conrrecticut Batik at
Bridgeport; Referred to comririttee on
Banks.
Resolution that John A. Taintor anti others
have leave to enter their petition against the
Hariforti, [’rot’iderrce and Fishkill Railroad
Company in the St.crttaiy’s uflice; pas-
sed. ,
Bill’ for a public act relating to electiotis ;
rcferretl to t-oirrniittee on the .Tu.ltt~iary.—-—
[l'hi's bill provides that the ballot box for
the Representative. votes slrail he kept open
on the tiny of election, from the opening of
the meeting uni.-l E’. o'cltclt', P. t\i.; that
Reprcst ntatives shall be chosen by a 7;/ura.l-
ity of vozes, anti that if there should be a (it:
vote, and tht-rt-foi'c no choiceof Repi‘esci‘r¢.a-
tives, the nrceting shall stand adjourned until
the next day.']
Mr Boardrrian of New Haven, offered the
following resolution:
(:il‘2.\'l~1R.-\LASSl-7.’»tBLY.
May Sessioir 1851. S
In view ofthc many dtsiin_quishetl public
services of '.‘rlrLr.At:n FJLLMORE, Pl‘t‘Sl(l€ltl
of the United States, anti of the sincere re-
spect we feel for his personal character, and
the eminent office he now holds:
Rcsr)li:ed._ That the General .»‘t.=sembly of
the State of Cotrnecticiit extend to him,
most respecifirrlly, air"cf§‘er of the llOSpllallll(-‘S
of the State, and an ii'rvit.at.on to meet iliis
General Asserribly, at Hartford, during his
present visit at the l\"orth to receive in per-
son an t‘lS;-l1i‘:tF{.‘L*. of the high coirsitleration
and t'espt-ct we feel towards him, aritl of the
lgrateltrl appreciation t"l]i.t.‘l'lE‘illlC_'-l by tire peo-
ple of Centre-:trt‘nt, of his wise and success
ful efforts to execute the laws of the land, to
maintain and protect the rights of the sevcrtrl
Stair-s.ati«i to preserve the integrity of our po-
litical Union.
Rcsofml, That a Committee of four Sena-
tors and four Represeiitat.ives be zrppoiiiteti to
bear to l)l‘(‘Sit.lt‘tll Fillmore an invitation to
visit this gr-neral 2.lS$t‘rTll'Jl_V tlirring its pieseiit
S(“SSlOl't,1tSll]t'! guest oéithe St.-rte ; and to exit-rid
this invitation to suclr iiretiibeis of his cabi-
net coiiircil as may be in aitcntlance upon
him.
Unamiriiously adopted, and Messrs. l3t=:irt‘-
min of .\'e.w r-izivt-i'i, Speiicer of t\litltile-
town, Atrtlrcws of Corriwall, and \'\'otidi'tifl
of latcliiiclti, appoirrted on the part of the
f.‘lO‘d5t,‘. '
The. Sperker announced the following
t‘0mmtttee.~' ;
O/‘L .E.-igrosswl Bil/s-—.‘tlcssrs. Fuller of
Kent, Ciilbert of Clrester, and \Vatrous of
\Vatei'ford.
0/I, .flg2'it.u/lurc—Co\\'les of Norfolk,
Lewis of Bristol, Tliotiias of \‘.7:illit'i;.i_.ftri‘t‘l,
Clark of Lebanon, Ft-rt-is of Slierinan,
Hyde of C.-.ntt:btir_v, Parker of East llad-
dam, and Corban of Union.
0/2 _liisa.m: 1’tim'——Ti‘triiibull of Sionington,
VVood of i\lanclre.~ter, f\lOt't'lSt‘rll of South-
bury, Pottt;-r of Volttntowti, Prowitt of Nor-
vralk, Burirharn of Waslrirrgtori, l3ttl‘t' of
Killingworth and Woods of Soirrers.
Rt-soluti. n iiisiitictirrg the corntiriiiee on
finance to (‘~'llqt.llI(i into the t-xpt.-t,lieiit~y of
clrarigiirg the time of assscssing from Oct. 1st
to May lst; passe.-‘l.
Reports of the Dttt)litlt‘y and Derby Sav-
ings Societies i'efcri'ctl to comtnitee on
Barrlts. ,
Rr'SOlUl!0t'l that 1000 copies of the Con-
troller"s report be printed; passed.
lVc.'lric.svla_7/, .-lI(tg/ 14!./L.
Se7zate.—Rr-soluiion front the House au-
thorizing conrmittee of Finance to inquire
into the expt-dient~y of cliaiigirrg the time of
Assessrrirr-tit from Oct. 1 to May l ; passed.
Bill'for a Public Act autltorizin-_: a pZu.ral-
it]; to govern in the t-letritoti of Rt-prt-seirta-
lives catne front the House i‘el'ei‘i'etl to corri-
mittt-e on judiciary. Senate corit-urrt-d.
Senate (‘()ll("tll‘l‘t'tl with the House in the
appoiiitiiient of joint St‘lt'Cf. t-oiiiniirtces on
Capital Punislrurciit, on the lirsatie joor,
on lloinestead Ext-mptiori and on Agri-
culture.
Mr‘. Broclzway was appointed committee
on Capital Punisliiircnt, Mr. Dimoclt on
the insane Poor, i\lr. Williarns on Hortic-
stead Exemption, antl 'r‘rlr. Hall on Agri-
culture. on .the part of the Senate. F
Resolution from the House. rcspt-cting the
ltliotic and the Blind, on motion oflllr. Pcc/c,
laid on the table. ,
Cl‘. iiroiion,lhat part of the Governor’s
tnessage whicli relates to the idiotic and
Blind was r~:ferred to joint select committee
on the insane Poor, aritl the House Resolu-
tion on the subject takt-ii froin the table and
indefitiitely postpone-.1,
Senate passetl a resr.rltrtion raising it joint
select committee on the subject of’ a Rt-fortii
School, and the papers i'etn-airritig as unfin-
ished btrsiness of last S€:Sl0ll on that subject
were taken from the table and referred to
that committee. .
On motion Of Mr. IlTa.ri.-in -.1 resolution
was passed regtrlatirig the tlistriliutioii oi the
Report of the Commissioner of the School
Fund; 1650 copies to be given to the
School districts; 220 to the School Societies;
500 for the use of the House, and 100 for
the Senate , the remainder to be retained
in. the Ctimtnissiotier’s hands.
l‘r‘lr. Deming, from the committee ap-
pointedto wait on President Fillmore, re-
poi'tedf,.:th_rrt the Pr'e.~sidetit would visit the
Legislature, if he returned by the way
u
l
of‘ Boston, and that he would communi-
cate by telegraph, his decision when
ft|‘tttt"tl.' Mr. Deming likewise reported
the answer‘ Mr. Wt-bster gave to the
satne in\'ita'.ion, and the high coinplitnents
he paid the State. Report accepted ‘and
approved. 1
A petition for tr commutation of the
ptinishment of Benjamin Balcam, was
ofhired and laid on the table.
On motioti of Mr-. Brnc/m'rI3/, it Was
resolved that when the Senate adjourn to
morrow morning, it adjourn until 2 o’clock,
Tuesday P. M.
I1'ou.sc.'—-'l‘he Speaker anouncctl the fol-
lou-ing joint comrnittes on the part of the
House:
On C'n.m:zz.s.t of Volts for S/iergif of
I—Iarl/hrri Go.-— Messrs. Trumbull of Hart
ford, Wtrotlruff of Litchfield, and Spencer
of .\'litldletovvn ‘
On Federal Rclrzlia-ns- Messrs. Hall of
Portland, Whiting of Fartnington,Scranton
of Madison, Eltltidge of Groton, Olncy of
Tliotnpson, Hill of Norwalk, Benedict of
Salisbur_v, and Yr.-omaiis of Columbia.
On. 1/1.? part of Got'er7mr's Ilfttssage rela-
ting tn .Iut'c2zile ()_flt'-ll/f(.’TS'-l\'lt‘SSl'S. Burr
of Killingworth, Laiirirer of Simsbury,
Blal.-esztae of North Haven, Bretvster of
Ledyard, Ker-ler of Wt-stpiri't,-Ltivr» of Ster-
lriig, Downs of Roxbury, and Pease of
Strmers ,
Renronstrance of John Sutherland autl
others against the pr-t.tion of the borough
of Stamford for alteration of limits, to
committee on new towns and probate dis-
tricts
Rr.-solution that the overseer of the Nian-
tic Indians be auihorizetl to negotiate with
the N. Y. and Boston Railroad Co. for
sale-of land; tt~fct'rtd to committee on sale of
lands.
Resolution that Charles C. Ashley and
others liave leave to enter their petition for
the repeal of the chartt-r of the U. S. An-
trrriiy and Life ins. Co, in the Secretary's
t.-flice; rrcgativcd tinaniinously.
Resolution that the cotirirrittce on consti-
tutional amendments be diret-tetl to en-
quire into the expt.-tiiency oi so amending
the Constitution that the Governor, Lieut.
Governor‘,Secretary, Treasurer, and Control-
ler shall be elected by a plurality of votes;
lost, 86 to 90.
Resolutioir raising a committee of one
fioni a Senatorial district to rtvise the
limits of the present Senatorial districts;
passed.
Resolution.- directing the committee on ju-
tliciaryio eriqriire into the t-xpcdicircy of
changing the time Of electing judges of
probate and justices of peace frorii first Moi.-
day in April to 1st i\lotrday in October;
passed.
Petition of Bradley Burr antl otlters of
Redtiiirg, for tiiscontitrtirrnt-e of Neutown
and Ntiitvallc Ttnripilte Co.; referred to
comtiriizee. on roads and bridges.
R:-solution repealing the cl'rai'tei‘ of the
Ni-iv Pres-tori Turn;;ikc Ctr.; rcferi'eti to
cotri on roads and bi'itlgt.-s.
t\lr. l30ltt'r'ltl‘tt']t1 from the Committee ap-
ptrirrted to tender the hospitalities of the State
to Presidctrt ‘Filmore and Cat.iriet, and
invite them to visit the Gt‘lrC.'til Assetnl.l_v,
during its pl'(-‘3t‘|)I st-sslon, report:-tl, that tht-_v
had an ititerview with the Pl't‘Sl(lt‘fl[ iti
my city of New York,antJ that nliile lie
was profouri-.-lly grattftrl for the honor done
him, he could not at the prcscrittitne say
whether he should be able to accept the. ltt~
V.titlit'7ti or not, as his route as far as Brifliilo
was decirleti upon btfrrre. leavirig \‘s"asliii'ig-
tori. Slroirltl he t-trlrcltrdc to return hoine by
the northern route, he might cont;-ly with
the wi-lies of the .-\ssctirb'ry, and would give
the Couiiriitiee ample notice.
T/1ur.rr/aj/,ZlIziy 15//‘I.
Senate.-——.\lr. itliit-lrell ititrotluccd the bill
on l'lorrie.steatl ext-ttiptiotr of the lust Sessitrrt.
Rt-a-l twice. and itfcrrecl to the coinrititttrc
raised on that Slll)_j'.‘Cl.. '
l\lr. Ste-arns begt_retl the Senate to excuse
him from serving on the cotnnriitcc on f\llll-
tary Allitirs. Excuse grantee’.
Mr‘. Raiirsdt-ll prest--tried ét‘.\'i?TtIl PHl!l0nS
agrritist the sale of iritoxicating dritrks.—-
Ftcferretl.
A bill fora Public Act regirlatingthe site
of St-liotil lloirsesw-.is read twice and referred
to the ('0lTltl'llllt"(’ oti jiit'lir'liri'y.
The bill of last session on the subject of it
G---iicral Bai‘il.’iag Law, (‘nine fiotir the
House I‘efr't‘t‘etl to the joint st-It-ctconrmiiiec.
and ordered to be prititt.-d. Senate concur-
red.
A resolution was rassr.-ti l'(.'.ft'l'llng that
part of the Govt-rrroi’s l\lts.sagt_- on the sirb
jt-ct oi hours of labor, to the committee on
jtitlicitri‘y.
Mr. Adams, from committee on R. R.
inirde a report favoirrlrle to the pctilioti '=f
the Hartford anti Fi.~l‘ikill R. R Uoriipatry,
at-corripanit.-t.l with a resolution changing the
titiie oi the inztking up of their arrnual re-
port; resolution passed.
St.-irate atljourneti until Tuesday at ‘.2
l’. M.
.I.tT0.-'1.SC.-——Tllt?Spetllief announced the fol-
lotviiig comrrritteesz
0/z Zr’,trri.~2'nn of Ii-72z.i!.»' and 7I.7l7)1f)€)' of Scria-
trritrtf ])isl/‘icls Mt‘:-srs. Woodttiff of Litclr-
fit-lrl, Hotve (if l.lartloi'd, Strtlrriari of South
Wirrtisor, Phelps of Wiridsor, Jr-rotne i-f
Nt-iv Hrrveti, Hotcliktss of Wttte.Il)UtV,
Stowe of \V:rlliiigl'trrtl, Tt'timl.rt!l of Stori-
iirgton, Hcwiitof Pi't‘<)!’1,Pttil(t'-l‘ of Lyuie,
Lyon of iii-:lgt=poit._ Ft rry cf ll)-'Htbt1:‘y,
Close of Gteturwiclr,'\Vils0n of l’l:iitilield,
D.rtrii-ls of Killirrgly, l\‘linor of \-\'oodbury._
Watson of C-anaair, .\'lar-kharn of Cliathairr,
Pratt of S-.rybroolt', Clraptnan of "l‘oll:rrrd, and
Loonits of Vermin.
012 Mt‘ ]{t'gi.~.'l/'a.lit27L of Bi/'//t.~r,']l.'Lr7'7'2'ages
am! DC((ffl.S— l\lcssrs. “foods of Soiirers,
Wilsorr of New Fairfreld, and Benton oi
Giiilford.
Orr 1l7izc7it.’72zen.'.s‘ (0 [lie Cortslzli/i'io7i.- Mess rs
Jaclcsori of l--larirptotr, Cratrrpton of Farm-
itrgtou, Nortoti of Guilford, Browning of
Morrtvilte, Berictlict of t\'ew‘town, Bro.rlt's of
Goshcn, Plans of Westbrook, and Hyde of
Slirfliiitl.
Petitions were called for and the following
pieserrteti and referred:
Of Hartford City Gas Light Co, for al-
teration of cliarter, to corniirittce on incorpo-
ratioris other than bttrrlis; of Frederick Ter-
ry and others in aid of the petition of
George De Forest and others for a bank at
St-yrnour, to committee on banks; of Shelton
F. Durand for discharge from State Prison,
in comtnittee on State Prison ; of Henry I’.
Hazen and others for the incorporation of a
Marine and Fire Insurance Co , to com. on
inrorporations otherthan bahks; of citizens
of Preston and Lebanon fora law concerning
the flowing of land for water power purpo-
scs,_to com. on judrci.rr_v; of Sar'ir’l C. Silli-
rnun, Iii’, and others for the repeal of an act
concerning education passed in 1850, to
com, on education; of Wm. Calhoun for
commutation of junishmt-tit for the murder
of Barnice VVhrte, and of Henry Gibson
anti Orinda Barnes and 121 ladies of Nassau
st. N. Y., in aid of said petition, and of Henry
hlassenetlr and Benj. Balcorrrh for commuta-
tion of punishment for participation in the
same rtrurder, antl of Elizabtth S. Bacon
and 168 ladies of I.-.itt=ht"ield,of John Boyd
anti others.__of A. G. Bradford and others, of
Truman Perry atid others, oi James C.
Wadstvorth antl others, in aid of Sai(r' peti-
tion, were laid on the table; of Anson E
Bar-nes for restoration of forfeited rights, to
comtnitte on State Prison; of Henry Taint-
or and others fora bank at Clinton, to com.
on banks; of Connecticut l\'lnluttl Fire in-
surance Co. of Hartford, for liberty to raise
aguaranty capital stock, to L‘0tl1mi‘.l€e on
incorporations other than baiiks. ,
Report of Hope Mutual Life Insurance
Co. of Stamford; referred to com. on incor-
porations other than banks.
Report of Canvassers of votes for Repre-
sentatives to Congress, read anti laid on the
table.
Resolution reported by the committee on
Rail Roads on petition of the Hartford,
Provitleiice. and Fishkill R. R Cn.,('lt=tnQ-
ing thetimc of the aiiiitial iiieetiirg of said
company front tire 1st to the 4th Monday in
June; passed.
Report ofiht-Savings Society ofNorwa1k;
i'eferred to com. on banks.
Petition of Joseph Jessup and others, for
the repeal of the charter of the branch of
the. Connecticut Btrllli at Southport,antl the
esiabli.-lrnreut of an indeptrrdeni institution ;
referred to committee on banks; of Curtis
L. North and others of i\'lt=l‘i~.lt‘.n, for the in-
corporation of :1 Fire Engine Co,ant.l of
New Haven \Vater Co., for amendment of
charter, to cornitritteu on incorp-or'ations other
than banks.
Resolution referring so much of the Gov-
ernor‘s uressage as rtlates to idiotic poor
and blind, to the corirmittee on insane poor;
passed.
House adjotirned till 2 P. M. on Tuesday
next.
An Abolitioltist at Fault-
“ I had tr lrroihcr-in-laiv,” said Mose Par-
kins, ‘- who was one of the i'avt-ticst, |’t-‘(ltlt'Sl~
trottest abolitionists you ever see. i liked
tht..- pesky critter well enough, and should
have been very glad to see him cum to spend
a (lay, fetchin’ my sister to see me and my
wife, if he liatlir’t ‘lowed his tongue to rut‘.
on so ’bout triggers and slavery, and the
('t,]l]ttlll_\' of the l‘tlC"S, anti the duty of over-
t‘irrtiwti'r' the constitution of the United
States and a lot of other things, sortie of
which n.atr'e me mad, and the best part of
’em right sick. I puzzled my brains a good
deal to think how i could make hitrr shut up
his noisy head ‘bout abtrlition.
"- Wall, —one time when b oilici'-in-law
come over to stay, an ~it.lee struck tire I
lrired a riiggt-i‘ to help me hayaig time. He
was the biggest, strotrgtst, ;2‘I‘(.‘ttSiE':l nigger‘
you ever‘ see. “ Black 3” he was blat-ker
than it stack of black cats anti jest as shiney
as it new hr-aver hat ———l rpolte to him.
" .lake,” St‘/. i, “when you liea the brink-
fast l.|t‘ll ring, dorrt you say :r word, but you
conic into the. parlor and sit right (itr\\'ri
ati'rotig the folks anti eat your bi't-akfast ”
Tire. tiiggefls eyes stticlt out of his head
about :1 feet! “.You’i‘c jol<iir,' tiiassa,” sez
ht-. “ .lokiii’!" set: i, “ l'ui as sober as it dea-
cotr ” " But.” sez lie, “ l shunt have time
to wash irr_\'st-if and citarige my sliiit ” " So
muclr the l.t-.ttt-t',” stz l. Wall—-hi‘ealtfast
corire and so did Li‘-c, and he sat down ‘long
sitle rrry bsotiior tr: law. lie start-tl, but he
di.-:ln’t say a word. ’i'l~.cre warir'i iro nits-
take airorit it. Shut your eyes and yoti’tt
ktrow it——for he was It/in/, I till]/071;. 'l'he-re
was a frist—rate chaiico to talk al.olitiotii.-.m,
but hro'.hcr-iii law never opened his chow-
der‘-lit-ad.
“ Jake,” scd l, “ you be on hand at tlinner
time ; and lie. was. He had been woijkin’
in the rrietltit-i‘ all the ft)t‘(n0ittl —lt was hot
as hicl<ni'y and biliii’ pitclt-—ttntl--litlt. l
leave the rest to your lllltlgfnilllttn.
“ \\'all—-in the afternoon-brother‘-in-law
come up to me, madtlcr than it $i;0l‘t-Ittlltftl
bull in horiiei-tirne.
“ Most-,” sed he, “ l tvant to speak to you.”
“ S'll<_t_‘ it tut," st Zl
“ I ha iii btrt a few words to say,” scz lie,
“ but if that ‘ere cotrfoiititletl trigger comes to
the table again while l’m stoppitrg lit.-rt-, I'll
clctit‘ Ont.’
.l:rk-.: are his supper that night in the
kitclrtir, but frtrin :hattl;ty to this i never
lieartl my brotlier-iri—law open his lieatl
about aoolltiorirsm. \\'hen the ftigitrve
slave lrtll was ptissctl. I thought lit-’d lt-t otrt
Stvlltt", but he rlitl’rit,_/or /rt: /5/urw’d that Jake
was stilt (L ztror/cl/i.’ mt the fin m.
.79/mg/Li/rt! I/rco,r,r.—Jt-tiriy Lind, du-
ring her sojourn in the city, says a Cinci-
natti paper, has not led the secluded lite
that has bet-ii strpposed. ‘tVl'r'ile the curious
tnuliitudo have iiiragined the tiiglitiiigale
as being t.-trgr-tl all day long in-l‘ier triagniii-
cent suite of rooms at the l3urrit.-t House,
and as coining oi.it only in the evt.-tritrgs
to clrarrn the fltrtfllil.-lt'tl throngs at the
t\'aiional,slre l;erst»lf has ht-en roaming
l.llll't‘C()glllZ€tl about the city, visiting the
shops and improving her \\ hole time, bust-
ly, in witnessiiig t.’Vt"l'_V thing that we have
that is worth seeing. l\7l-airy tr slropkct-per,
who \V0lJit.l_ltzi\'t3 given no small sum for
the pleastire of trict-t.ng her has uiiltt‘row-
iiigly llt‘ltl tr sli0plt't~.‘epei‘s lite-rt-[rife with her‘
over a piece of goods; and the crowds
who have stood for hours at the doors of
the Burnet House in the ll0.‘)8 of catch-
ing it glimpse at her as she passed to her
carriage-, have seen her come. in anti go
out without the least suspicion of who or
whatshe was.
C'ui'iosilj/ GOI'(')'7tS I/re lVm1.-.l.——A clergy-
rnair once anrioirrrced to his people that he
should pi'eat'.lr to yotrirg men; the pews of
Cltllrcll were crowded with young ladies.-—
lie their announced a sertiioir to young wo-
men; the. church was tlrroriged with broad-
cloth. Ht: proclaimed an address to chil-
drt-ti; and the failrt-rs anti nroihers,:ind what
some one calls “the dear middle aged peo-
ple,” were otit in force.‘ He gave notice
that lie. should t.-xlrort sinners. and he had
the se-xtori for an atidience. So,the an-
nounccnrent of a subjtct is not always the
best way to secure the audience for whom it
is best calculated and for whom the lecture
is written.
C0771.]lfI:"m’I(l(t7‘_?/, Very.—A young lady
appeared in male attire at St. Louis, and
one of the editors says that her disguise was
so gperfectshe might have passed for a man
/tad site had tr little more rltorlestg/."
\
L'nnrmou.c Jllass of Pure Cn7i7rer.—We sta-
ted a diry or t_wo since, says the New York
Tribune, that the Cliff‘ mine on lake Supe-
-rior
had more copper uncovered than
could be got out by the present force in
three years.- We have "since asccrtainetl
the dimensioirrs of one single sheet which
they are at present workirrg on, which‘ pre-
setits the foliowitig almost incredible dimen-
sions : i
Forty feet long, eighteen feet high, and
from six inches to three feet thick. it
probably weighs three. hundred tons, anti
i'trc ttiiriers have not reached eitlit-r end or
the top of the sheet. It may possibly be two
or three times as large as has been devel-
oped. The public at Itrrgeere entirely in
ilretlark in regard to the riches of the
Lake Superior tnrneral districts.
C/Lu—'rc/res Struck by .Lig'/[[71-i7/3‘ —lt will be
l‘t?'t'n9l'T|l)Ct'C‘(l that the Corigregatitinal
Church in Fair Haven, Conn. was struck
by Lightning on Friday we» k. By a sin-
gular coincitlt-rice, as we learn front the
New Bedford .\lercnry, the Corrgrt,-gatrorral
Church in Fair Haven, in Massaclrtrseits,
was struck lay lightning at the satire time.
in both instances the fluid ran down the
spire; in the former, entering the audience
roorir anti doing some irrjury, and in the
latter keeping outside and tt-arii=g tip the
ground without damaging the budding at
all. ’
Pct/i/‘Zed Corpse.-——The Fond du Lac
Journal states that a M rs. Phelps, who died
in Dodge County in I847, was taken up
frotii her '_rrave onihe llili cf April last,
to be rr-moved to another plaice, when the
t-ofl‘in was found to be very heavy, and the
body to retairr its features airtl proportit-.ns.'
After its removal, ft tlistatrce of tor‘iy-..‘ive
miles, the hotly was exaririiictl,uritl found
to be wholly _rit.-trified—coirveitcd to a sub-
stance rcscriibliirg a light colored s!nne.—
Upon trial, etlge 10..-ls tirade no itnpressitin
upon itihari marble. in striking upon the
body with metal. a hollow ringing sound
was protli.i;'ed.' Tire tlisease by which she‘
came to her death, adds the Jr-urnal, was
clrill fever and dio'p.~y,and wlreu the body
was buried it was very riiuclr swollen. -The
ground in whtclr she was buried was it yel-
l()\\'l.~l] loam.atrd the body lay about three
feet above the Line rocl-:.
A.-lirl!:ri'al27tm of Iv"uo..’..—-'l'lie l.orrt.lon Lan-
t-et contains the result of some iirvestigatitrtis
in it-gartl to urustnrd, flour arxl bi't-ad —
With rt-gard to mustard, it is said that the ar,
ticle is scarcely ever to he obtuiiicd grrrtrine
Out of forty-tvro spt--ciirrr-its purclia.-t.-t'l iti-
drsci‘iiirii'r.iiely, the whole were adtilterirtvd
with irrriiiense quantities of wire:-'.ei'r flour.
highly colored ulll] tutiretic. Tire. result of
the t‘Xttl‘t'lil]tll.lt’)l] in flour was tint-xpr-ctetl
Oitt of forty-fotrr samples of wheat f‘lour
(including scvi-ral of l“i't-rich anti Aiiierican)
ptii'chast;~tl in all tpiasters of tire inetr'opoli.~,
not a sirrgle iirstance. was tit tet-tetl of at_ltiri.\'-
ture with airy other i=.rt'in:i, or of the. pres-
ence of spurious rrratters of any ktir.l. it is
(l;lmi'tl.t’(l, therefore, that ririllters aiitl corn deal-
ers are soiirr-thing tl‘ttllgl)t"(l. In tweirty-
foursairrplt-st.-f bread exanritietl, alum was
found ti~cd iti t-va ry one to .-ucli a dt-grt—t'- as
to be injurioirs tr llrttllh. The :rdtt.tr»r:rtiotr
of b-‘end with alum is punishable by a fine
of £20.
in this country, grotrnd spices, cc-fl?-e,
crt-am of tartar, &.c., are atltilteictl litrgttiy.
l’robably less than oiie-tlrird of all that is sol-l
is free froui adtiltertitiorr
Da.2igc2'tri1s ]t’.m’t*.-—'l‘\t'o men were (li.'~‘cov.
err-tl, on the arrival of the train at liarislriirg
tr few days since, fast trslccp, St'illr‘tl one on
each if the cr'tr;..<-pt-ices, of the lrrake, on
the trucks, under the car. it d;siarrce of on-
ly eight inches from the groutrzl They
must irave ritlden in this posittt-ii M5 miles
merely to elude the paytrrt-tit of $4 ea»-lr.—
Thv y were seated st.) close to the ‘-\'l]t't‘lS that
their backs rnbbeti the _Q'l‘t‘tl:‘-f3 and dust front
the axles of both lli(‘.ll‘t1-L'l{:‘,ilt1S were so cov-
("l'P(l with dust, that it was tliliictilt to deter"-
mine at a glance wlrt.-ilrcr they were black or
white lI)tli\'lt.ill:tl5.
]l.fo.lern Ctrlt-t'r’i.i.rrit.—Q.iiestion —\Vlrat is
the chief end of wortraii?
Aiis:wt:r.——'l‘o cat oysters, tlrinlt cham-
pagire, shop, rrttetr-.l the. opera, play cards, and
tlritice the polka.
Qusstion.—What the chief
man? -
Auswt-.r.—To fotit the bills, and sometimes
the beaux.
end of
is
T/re New CO.‘~‘fll’l)Z(.’.-—--A lt’lt‘gfttplliC report
of the procet-t.lit'igs of the Garrison Auti-
Slavery Coriveiitioir coirtains the following
paragrapli:
“ Mrs. Buileigli arid the two t\'li.=St,‘S l3:rr-
leiglr the wife and tlituglrit-rs of the poet l3ur-
leigh, eiitcrttl the mt-ttitig. They were
in the new costume that is now bt-trig
v;][_l(}p[('(] by the ladies. 'l'lre__ ripper _t_r:irti'rerrt
was closely fitting, and reticliod to the knees.
riirtlerneath was.a lotrsc trowscrs, reacl‘rir.g
to tlreankle. The feetencltisetl iii bu.-‘kins
and gipsy straw hats crowned all. Theeyes
trf the meeting tvcre imiiiediatcly turireti
totvrirdstlie. ladies. 'i‘l‘rt-y walked up leis-
urely through the aisle, took their seats upoir
tho platfortri, and t:‘lll.t"l'('(.l into conversrrt on
with Abby Kt-lly,Gt-orge Tlrotnpsorr,arrd
Writ L. Garrisoti.”
A New York house. has recently trans-
riritted an order to l"at'is for air invoice. of
dress goods, with a deep border on the side.
Tlrese goods are iritentit.-d for ladit-g short
(ll‘t'SS€$, and the width of the cloth will com-
prise the skirt. \Ve give the following dc-
scriptioii from it New York paper:
“ The skirt comes a little bt'lO‘V the knee.
and buttons in front. The border extends
round tlieskitt, and in front to the bottom of
the waist —tlre latter being cut to have the
border form the letter V. The trowsers are
made loose, gatlrered into a band at the
t‘incle.'’ ,
The Springfield Republican says that
several of the new dresses for ladies.con-
sisting of the short dress and trousers, ap-
peared iii the streets of that towir on Sat-
urda_v.-
A lVt)7rrlm_'fi1l°Prtjrct —We have it on the
authority of M r. Mt-Latiglilin, returned from
abroad, that tlrere is it project on foot at Na-
ples to cxtingtiislr the fires of Vesuvius! It
is trntlerstootl that the bottorri of the main
or gr-and crater is several tlrotisztrrd fect be-
low the level of the sea. The plan, there-
fore is to dig a large trench or canal from
the sea to the crater, the experise of which
will not exceed two nrillions of dollars, and
thus extinguish the firt-s that have been
burning for thousands of years! it is said
that the line lands thus to be t‘€Clttimt.(l, will
more than ten times pay the expenses of ex-
ecuting the grand design.——Laf. Cour,
-political iiistittitioiis.
NOB.WALl{ GAZETTE.
rrurrsnav. Ma-ty'20, rest.
How hasit lrapperied that this tuition has
attained and preserved ll so gi'eat..pnblic and
individual pi-trspei-ity? It is not because we
are removed three itltottstltld iuiles fr'om.Eut'o-
perm influence; Mexico enjoys that advaiiiago
equally with its.
a peaceful and enlightened age; the world
slrtires that blessing with us. It is not owing
to the plrysical cl1ar'actei' of our soil: tlrei't-are
other natioirs more liiglily favored than us in
that respect. \Vhat their is it ? A We auswt-.i'.
next’. to the blessing of Heaven, we are nur_iui_v
indebted to the peculiar nature of our civil and
Those iustittitioiis were
It is not lrectriusa we live in
iiratle by fre.ernt-n. anti iirterrtled for fr center) to
live by. and die by. Like the air we hreatlie.
like the rain. the sunlight, and the dew. their
kindly irrflueirce is often little tliouglit. of and
little regirrtletl bet-arise it is silent and tinseeir;
but like the eleirierrts too, it is 0\'el'tt(:ll\'t', ever
pervadirig. it is iiiipossible for us daily to ap-
precitrte this lritldeir iirflueircte; we go about
our daily l)l‘t\itl(‘5S ft-ariiifz nothing, antl we lie
down at night in tlrotiglitless security; we
gather riclies together with none to iriolest or
lrinder us: and we. say, ‘~ it. is otrrs."oftlievei'_v
soil on \Vl]l('l1 we live. So act-trstornetl are we
to these things, that. if we think of them at
till, we only i'e,<__'iti'tl them as a portion of the
cotriitroir lot. of tnairkirrtl. Cottltl we dwell for
it while wliei'e. the hard 9-ttlHillg\‘ of at life time
may be tvrestetl front the rriecliarrit: or the tilt?!’-
cliant. at any hour. wliere the peaceful teitizeri
may be dragged frtiiii his cnticli tit. trritlrriglit.
and lrorue away into lropt-less captivity. willi-
out law and tvitlrout it c.t-iirrc—-\vliei't- tho llllt'l'
of the ezrrtli writrss a scanty st.ilr.~isteiit-o from
the satire soil wliit-li his liitliers have ctiltivzitetl
f()l'CBt1lL1l‘iPS, but of wlriclr tit-itlrer lie or tliey
ever" have. possessetl or ever can posse-rs 2| sin-
gle foot, we t:ntild better t-stiirrato our own
happy cotitlitioii and the value of the institu-
tioiis utrrlcr which we live. 1\gl'iCltll'.2l‘('.‘. irrati-
C()l1tl‘ilt‘ll(‘P; floitrisli. lrecaitt.-e
lerrro every tiiair frr-e.
iifat-ttti'es. and
lll(').\‘(,'. iiistilutioiis
clitrose. his owii occirpatioti, anti se:itr'e to him
the t'ewat'tl of his lioiiest t-xt-rtiutis. Civil and
trrilitary virrites thrive b:-it:-itisn it is the teiitleir-
t-y of the satire itistitrttrtrtis to cltt-r'isli and pro-
to
llreitr.
the law pi'ov'ttlc.< tlr.-. rtreatis of (?(lltL'3|llUU-
serve The petrplc are errlrgliteiied. for
from all this tlrere is one tries? olivioiis infe-
i'ciit:e to be tlrawii; how eai'iiestly sliou’d we
t‘ll(l(‘tlV0l' to }!l‘P.~‘(‘.l'\'t". truttorrtaiiririatetl this gm-tit.
ftrttirlitiir-lictttl of all our llttlitltlttl prosperity.
The seiititireirt of e.vei°y Atria.-ricaii heart should
be---“ Otir iii.-titrilioirs are they ai'r—i.t;w ntrtl
foit:vei'."' in these (lays, \\'lH'n twt-.r‘y rinvelty
has its followers. and every tzlitriige its rrdvo
('t|l(’-S there is special need of watt-l.l'ttlrress riiitl
re.-oliitioir. \\"e liave (‘Xi:~‘lt'(l its a pt-oplt-. now
iirorc tlraii ll)l'P(t score and ten year.-;—-—wt-. t-.i.jir_\'
it purer‘ frt-.etloiri, it more gt-rieral iiilelligctit-e
than tiny other people. Our laws are siirrplt-i’.
S[)t’(‘rll(‘|‘. and more ctpritalile than can be ii-iirrtl
olsewlrere. on the globe-tlrt~i't.'. is ititrre. iirtlivitl-
rial lrrrj pirress. and iiiore gt-ireiiil felicity licro
than iii any otlicr t:otinti'_\f; and what more do
we want '7
order of tliiirgs and right \\'(‘ll has it fttlfillt-ti its
\Vt-. ltave long trit-tl tlro [‘-l'E‘..~‘(‘.tll
pirr~po.~:t.-.. if we tairrper with it. w'trciievei' we
think we. tlisctiver ti tleiecl. if we P.ll|lt‘:-l\’()I' ttr
l'(!ll)l'ltl every iiir:rgitrrriy evil. if we triiike use
of it "or party j.ui'ptrses. or (,'ll:tt!,‘_:t‘ it for p-arty
t-irtls. we triziy rest asstirctl that the clay is not
fltl'tllSl::lll, wlreri we shall biltr-i'ly rt-peril
our folly. ltrnovation, t-spot-iall_v under‘ it gov
t'l'tltIit‘tlltit1tl in ci:-t:rir.i;~t:tiit-cs l:l.c ours, is al-
Otit-e in its train, we are
lirlltiwiiig it lrlii.tl gtiitlo or ii we ltirtrw tint
It is pi'eft-rriiig lin-
ways tlari_;cr'0trs.
wliit.lrci' we may be led.
t-t-rtaiirty to t:ei'taiii!_v ; it. is going frosti light
into ti:ii'ltiioss. Tlio Ctiiistittititrti, lllt)t!_Lll
stroiig. is not irnprngiialrle, airtl tho oiitwtiiks
once. lirittt-.i'ot.l tlown. it will he etrsy lo .~to:rir
the foi'tt'ess.
,rtlat'y, is ttro often the \vntt:lr\vot'tl of iiuprit:t-i-
Refoi'ur, tlrnuglt sotrietitiies sal-
pled men. 'l'lie_v go about, ])t‘2tlittg of jrtirity
and prrlrioiisiii, ritlvtrtrrrtiiig tlesti‘tit.-litre tltrctrizies
wliitzlr tlicy gloss over‘ with spet-iutrs woitls, iii-
ttititrg tiieti to (ll>‘('0l)l£"lf. and iiiazlrzess. and se-
t.'i'ell_vaitrriirgorrly to lrrtiltl tip foittri.es for
tlierrselves out of the. getieral ruin that. rnay
t"n\‘ltt‘.. Tlir-ii‘ totrgties bite like vipers. and
their lierirts are full of ti'e:ic.liei'_t,' and all ll‘-
Tlrta iiifluerrco of such int-ii, in our
cottiitrj . is intltaed as yet. ('0tt‘])t1l'tlll\’('l_\‘ insig-
i-;piit_\'.
tiifit-airt ; tlie_\‘ and tlreir systorris are still repti-
tliatctl by the great. ruass of the people, but;
they liavtetlicir tlistziplestiirtl are not. tvillitrtrt
tlieirtlrriigei'. i\lt|l'0 esirot-ially are they not
wltlrtrut their danger-. if we follow the teat-lieis
0.1 rtrirovatitin. tltttl stiffer’ oiii'.s‘elves to he lulled
to sleep by the. syreii song of llei'tri'iii, till an
irrsiduous etietny has undei'irriired the lrulwrrrks
of our safety.
E? The old boitrd til‘ Dit'eclt)t's of the New
York 6:. New l'ltt\‘(!t: tlriilroatl have ‘been re-
elecletl, viz : .Robct't St-lrirylt.-i‘, Joiitr Slttrgt-s.
i\lori'is Ketclittin, A. (,i- Phelps, E. 'l‘o\\~irseird,
of New’ York ; H. G. Satrl'oi'tl, Stiiiirfottl, \Vrir
l’. Btri'i‘all, l5t'idgeport . \Viir. \V. Bir:tl'tlllttHl.
New llaven ; John E. Tlitiyt-i‘, llo.-itou.
f-Mat ers are lrccoriiitig so serious and
tllitflltittg in llavrtiiiifi that iiiany are preparitrg
to leave. Tire Captain-Getiei'al is taking eve-
ry precaution to gtiartl agtiiiist air itl\tl-l()ll.—
Look-outs are sliitionetl all along the coast
within two miles of each otliei',aird the vessels
of war are kept cruising between San Autotrio
and Havattirti.
A row liatl occurrd in Htrvaritia between some
Ainericati seaiineir and the irrliabitairts. Tho
settrrieu were. druirk. and were tii'i'ested and
their heads put in the stocks, frcin the effect of
wlriclitrcaitiriotrt two had dies. The alliiir is
irow in the lr:t-ids of tin Aniei°it:arr Consul.
AN EDITOIL i-:r.r«:c'r'r;n M \Y()R.--Ciolnmbns
P. Evans. editor of the Delawiiro .Rt-‘|)ltl)li(;;t|)
has been elected i\Ia_yor' of \Vihniirgtotr by at
handsome. tirajority.
A Lose S'i‘rtiKi-:.——'I‘lre spiirners of Fall
River, Mriss.. iintuberrtrg 3000 ()j)8|'tlliV(!.~‘,.ll:lVe
been on it strike for the lust twenty-l'otri'
weeks. against tl reduction of wages. riirrotint-
ing to 25 per cent. 'l‘lreir'_lat)oriiig brethren
in _l\lassnchusetts are contributing to their
‘support.
of
The Governor:-75 M essagt‘.
We likerGov. Seymour-‘s message. in the
main. Tlifit portion reltitingto capital punish-
ment and to lrourestetrd exemption. indeed. we
consider to be pure hut: ug, but it very harm-
less ftinil of lriruifrug. after till. '1‘-he recurri-
mendation of general laws relating to the fortn-
atioti of tzoi-porat'roiis, is one which has not here-
tofore mer. with our full iipprol-ation-neither
does it now, but we are beginning _to be of
opiiriori that some change is trecossai'_y, though
iiiiirrt that. clango should be we are not. pre-
pared to say. The Goveriior desires it reform
3,, the ,)mlici,-my system. and in this we most
lrerrrtily cniicur. The details of his plan we do
not e.nfi|'ely like, birt the pr'itit:iple is r‘or'rect,—
lr.-stead of aholislriug the County Court as his
l~Ixt:ellency l‘t‘t.'()lntlIenils. we would confer upon
that. tribunal j!.ll'istli(tll0l| of all criiriiiial cases.
with at Superior Court Judge. sitting with the
.l1dgo of the Cfounty Court in all crises where
an iirtlictitrerit of ii Grand Jury is irecessttry.
\Vo would give no civil jrii'i.<t.lit:tiorr to the
County Coui'r—would raise the juristliction of
J trstitzes to severity dolla rs, wiili appeal directly
to Strperioi' Court. in cases wliere the dt-iriandi
exceetls tliirty-lite dollar rs. 'l‘lieJttst.ice should
be rcrpii: ed to siiirririon a potit Jury wlrt-re the
tlenitiiitl cxceetls seven dollars. The pr'es,t-tit.
Stipi'eiiit~. Court slioirld be retained till the
iiirnrlrer of Jirtlges is l'(‘(llt(!€‘(,l to tlri'en.':irid then
of that
Cotirt slrnttlrl be ctrirrposetl of ti distinct set of
coiitinuetl. ntrirrher. The Strperitrr
Jurlgt-.5 \Vlltr.~'e ftitrctiniis slionltl pertain to the
Strpcrior Court alone. \Ve hope to see some
such i'efoi'irr at-t-omplislrt-tl.
The |'t‘Vl$l()ti of the tax law rccoinnitmtlcd
in the blossrigo will urriloirbtetlly take place,
airl we slrorrld he gl :d‘ if " liei-e‘:rftt~i- the tax
l'('t]t]ll'€'(l be ievictl tlirectly on the gross iiirrtrutit
of ltt.\ttl)l0 jii'opi-.it_y.”
()ii the wliolt-, we like lllfi t\f(‘s.~‘tt_L..“,.tlntl W0
t-trirrtrrt-nil its lrrt-vit_v to the cotisitlt-ratiotr of’ all?
firttrre GD\'t’l'tl()t'S.
L?’ ll'11Hl~'t3t!), tlia rt-sitlt-rice of Barntim. in
l3i'itlgt>por't, has been sold for it \Vatei' Cure
osttrlrlislririt-tit.
L'?Tlrn titiiirltor of D:igrit‘i'i‘eotype Like-
iicsscs j"l\(‘.” by A U“Tl".r\' is j‘-t-if'et-.tl_v ti.~toiri.-lr-
ing.—— \Vo \\'()!ltl(‘-l‘ wlrero all the people come
i'i'oni-
Titt: I-‘trui:'rri-or-.l ULY l3rto'i'iir:it.lox.t.1trrrA:t'
——'l‘lie rrrostbt-.atitiftrl pictoriril iiratriinotlislieet:
trf the S(‘tl.'~‘fttl liasjirst lreeii i sued trout the es-
talrlislriireiit of \\'il.<trii 8:, (.'o., N. Y. It is full
of large and _liirel_v t‘S(’(?l‘l(‘.Ll l~Irigi:rvitigs rpprn
piirrte for the Fottrtlt of .ltil_v. tieiir ly all of ll)Plll
t)t'if_‘ilt:tl tlt’.~‘lgl]S by t-tiiitieirt Atrir-i'it:ati nrtisls.
r\irioi.g them we lt(Jli('t‘. tlrti Btrsttrir To-it Party
—a Day’.-i Sport and Fun on the Fnirrtlr--11
C;rlil'tri'iri:r .\'t-ene on the. l"orrr‘tlr—Tlin Domelry
l’it-titre (‘mllt-.i'y— Pttt'll'E|ilS of Distirrgtrti.-lretl
l’+'r'snir.-1. t'\‘t:.———:rltn,-_.:etlter' 71) or‘ St) dill‘-rent
This stupcrrtlotrs iiarit‘rrr;r.l Duper‘
Its
t-lrt‘at~rrt~ss is tl.\‘l()lIl<ll iig—-only 1'3 cts pei't.opy,
ltlirgra vtii,r_is.
is c.t'etliln|rltr to our natioiirrl liletatrire.
or ten for one tltrll.-ii.
5-tr A new hotel of til‘-lltlltlfllll tl'itii-crsioii is
about to he err-t:!etl in New York. lristo
or-copy a front on lli'trirl\v:i_v of one- ltttiitlietl
feet. and will rtiir hack to r\lt.-rce-i’ street two
litiiitlrctl ft-ct. t-trvering an arena of §.;.7.flfl’)
sftrrnre feet. The front will be (tt)l)SlI't1Clt’(l' of
pui;e whim ltt;ll‘lrlt'. and is to be six sto«ri:esl
high. The Hotel is to ho t::rllerltl'in "
t\’it:lrol. s,” and will irrolve in its Ct)|).~‘l"-P1l('l’l(m a
cost. ofnt least it rpitii‘tt-i'ofa iiiilli~oii-oftlullars.
'fiir.i~:r«: Cr:.\"r‘ Ctri.\'.—Sirpplie..< of this new
aiitl
tlt'.~‘ll‘:ll)lt‘* coiti have been put. into t:ir't:ul‘a-
Tito t.-0t.rrrtt'y
wi I tletrratrd an ttbuntlairt supply of t-lretrr.
lion. and prrivt-. ver'_\,-' coiivcirietirt.
Ti~:i.i-:t:i:.ti'ri FOR Sam-: A1’ Al:I(‘.'I‘N).‘€.—-
fluust-.'s l’i'iirtiir-'_' 'l‘ele,'1t':ipli hetwt-,t-n Boston
and New York. with all the rrp;rtti‘t.t-no-frees
tlrt-rt-to lit-ltrirgiiig. is irtlvertisvti for sale at true.-
tioir in llostoii. on the ‘;’8llr irr.~'t..
£717" A. M. C. Srrritii. the well liirmvu New-
Yorlt Police nffit-or lras l't-‘Sl‘_’ltt‘(l his ofiit,-.e, and’
abairdotred the pi'oft-ssioii of rogue catclriiig.
Mciimger'ics.
As we wt'i’e ilie long prozessioirof Raymond
& Co’.-' irienagt-i'ie is tlelilirigtlit'0ir_2li our streets,
est-tritr-tl by 2! t-rtrwd of some lrittidreds trflroysi,
aiitl grrzetl tipoir by other liniitlretls of briglrt:
ojrtrs front sitle-wallts. window and balcoiry -
All hail tiiajestit: A fr'ictrir lion. and royal Bengal
\Ve would
walk tlrretr rtriles )'2ll'l.|Pl' titan miss set-itrg the
“ Airitiiiils.”
r\.loi.iiite.lratilt [)Pl_fi)t'll)tlll(.'('.‘-S. and Mesinerisrn;
tiger‘! “do go in for’ “ ('ai'.'iv;iirs.”
\\’e. are opposed to t_Iirctis hilis,
but. we ctrtire it strong trir lileplriints, Moirlmys.
and Polar llezirs. Siict.-ass to the nrenagerie!
Legislative Reports.
The D.\ii.v Cot'it.\.~:'r will coiitaiti,tluritig the en-
string ses.-itrtr ofilte liegi-l:rtiti'e. iirrpartial reports
of the prtrct-ctlirigsiir the Senate and llottse t.l'
teprti.<cirt:itivr-.=. It will he iriailetl to airy part of
the State, during the sessitrrr. for 75 ('elll.~'. or it will
he sent fora peritrtl tn iiicltttle tlrn scssiriii and the
pulrlit-utiotr of the laws. for] dollar‘. ff?" Sub-
>'('.l‘lpllttIlF in all crises iriust be part] in advairct-. 5]
P\'t.~'llH£l.~‘lt"l’.~'Zllltl otlrers who procure S Stlli.il:I‘l-
lit-rs. and remit the p-r_v for the. Sflllle. will be criti-
tled to it copy of the paper for 3 riitrirtlis.
Daily 'I‘irncs.i -
The Hartfortl Daily '['iiitt-..~' will he fitrirished dit-
ring the sessiotr of the Legisl.-rture f-r 75 cents.
pzryalrle in advance, and including priblication of
the L:rw.~‘.l dollar It willcoirtzriri full Reports of
the pi'oceetliir;:s. and the lrrtcst Tclegraplric news
frutrr all parts of the United States.
Ct).‘tiSU'tlP'l‘t().\"’S l’i’tl"‘..\lO.\'l'['Ollll§S
Are Cough-'. Coltl.-. Iirflticiiz:r. ti,-_glitiiessi of the
Chest, pain in the left side, low fever’, atitl trinity
other .~‘_\'tr'rpl()tt).< of like clr.ii'ac'tcr'. Their come
'l‘trberclr-s iii the Luiigs, tiisorg:ririz:rtioir.prostratiou
til‘ the plrysiczrl ptr\\'er.~‘, airtl sot)“ the scene closes.
'I‘l'..rt they nr:r_v not weep \\llell too late. let the
fiietrtls of the sick be vigilant at the outset
the fir t sytnpttritis of Prtlnionary Di.~‘c:r.~c are trr'-rIii-
fasted, atliiiirrister Dr. Roger's Syrup of Livcrwort,
Tar. tititi Ctrtrclialrrgrta. That its t.-ffects have been
all but inir:rctilotts even in e.\‘tre-rue cases, we have
testitiioiry which incrednlity itself can scarcely
doubt. TRY IT. Brit first read the evidence.
When -
Yort will fitrditiir the pamphlet in every Ageirt‘s «
lraitds. Look at the ndver-tisemcrrt too, in another
colutnir. . A
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Norwalk Chronicler