PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY MORNING
BY A. H. BY1NG'1‘oN &'co.
TA fatriiln Nrtuspupcr-~-iflituotrh to flitcratiirc, firzttcralifritclligcirrc, tjlulitics,
AT‘ Two
DOLLARS PER ANNUM.
Am
Qlgrirultitrc, Tarts nah fliaitirfattirrsa. ‘
..j.__
NUMBER 178 --NEW SERIES.
THE Nfllllildhll GilZl3"l‘TE.
A. II. BYINGTON 8:. (IO. ,
A. B\l.\'Gl‘().\'. \V, [IyA‘["f_
O_[]icc at l/re fool. of Jlluin sl.—oi=¢r‘ the store of
C. J. C-i'rrmr.rzn.
Tctrmis of the Gazette.
Village subscr-ibcisby c:rt‘t'ict'-~—pt' yr $2 00
Nail do in advance do 2 ()0
~Office srrbscrilrerxs. or those living out of
the Ca rrir-r“s (li‘.~‘ll‘i(tl. and who call for
their papers at the office 1 50
Conrpar.ir-s of live or more r‘c(:r-.ivi;‘-,r_' tireir'
papers by mail. ifpaid in advance 1 50
Tcrnns of Adii-'cii‘tisii:.g.
10 lines or less, 1 insertion 50
as 3 n
16 H 1 .5’ 75
5 ' 3 L; 1 00
{'}(—;,—a Jon PllI.\’TlI‘.'(} r‘:1.‘cc2zZP.«l zcil/1. ncalncss
and (lc.\‘,'1(dlC/I, and al low ;rrrz'.rcs.
r . 5. G. A. 'i,i's§si-:I.s.,
.Al.fi)i‘Elr2lj’.‘~l and ccuiisellors at; law.
Olfice over J. Mallory S: Co.’s_Ste1‘c,
r\'0l{'iV.-XLK, Ctt.\'N.
EQEFJ ‘S
.D.-%§llsr.:~-lsal ?il3@l%l$
Over I“. St. Jollu.i’s Store,
NOl:’t.\V.-\ LK, C".
Likenesses
lVa7‘mrrlc(l lo yrlrasc all gorizl jrulgcs.
film. VI. B-3e.r3‘o.mere,
iii?’-‘iii."il§‘"'l"
Carrier 0/ Stale 0.22..-‘Z Ftfrziir. Slrcct.~‘,
l}l‘.ll)Gl~2Y‘ORT, (JONN.
W 0 or 33 3:. R
in
0 ll. £3 1%.
iron THE ocr.a‘:_
Coughs (fields,
Jill I '
A
Y 'rl'llS syrup contains no Opi.-1:22, Culurrzcrl.
or any niirreral \\‘irat'c.ve.i. but is (:orrr;‘»us-
ed errtirr-ly oftlrose roots. lrr-rlrs, and \'c;:,r=t;rl‘.lr‘
substzrrrccs wliicli have a spcr:ilir: irrlirrcrice up-
on the lrirrgs, tltl:l their coiriier:t.c.-..l or‘e_vari.-‘. lts
irriirLcrzT£.»z!c(j,v'/c(:rf is to allay all irritation, at d gen-
tly l‘(‘.tl‘l'lV:'! the p,-’ir’—‘qrn and other rrrorbid ser:r'c
lions front the tin‘ -.it and :rir‘.p:rss:r_::t-s; tlzus re-
lieving the cougli. f)_."/~Sé(.f)!/Ilflig‘I/I9fII_/16'I}I.r’lllllf:)N.
an-zl other csttlses whiclr give rise to it. lt also
stiriinlates and imp:rr‘ts a lreziltlry tone to the
ltirigs lll9.ItH€‘-lVr‘S. tlrr-retry (‘tml)llIl;3_ lllt"lll more
tl'ror‘ou_glrly to remove frnrri tltr-sliloorl tlroseirii;:-u-
i-‘tries ;[l]:‘ rli<(*,:t.~'é‘(l pa r‘tir:lns. wlriclr, if retsrirrcrl.
do so rirncli ririscief in the .~:_v~teru. a d lay the
forrrrrlatiairi for iricuralrle Corisrrriijrl/‘on. lt-also
exerts a decided :ret‘orr rrporr the skirt, and as-
sists nature in expelliirg. iltl'()tt£{lt the exlirrlcrrls
mucli of that tnornid Ill’-tilP|' which would oth-
erwise be t.lir‘own back upon tire lungs. thus re-
lieving tliem ofa part. of their‘ \\'(rt'li. and rr-n-
(.l(—'.l‘llt}J_illE¥ :~‘ystcrr’r pure and lir:al:lry. \Vlre-n
tubercles are f:ir‘.rririg. rt cltccks their develop
merit and for! her pr‘o;_:r'css: or if ulcr--,r'aliorr has
taken pltlce. it rissrsts the lungs in tlii‘owir:;: all‘
the corrupted tll’tllP|‘,S()t)llls the irrilatiori. heals
the rrlcc.i‘ated cavities. and restores thorn again
to liealtliy action. 'l‘lris riiedicirie. tlrer‘el'-:ir‘e-,
i: not a })fLfff(llfUC ruerr-.ly. which only relir-res
for the time lreirig, lint. is a tlirir‘ri/lg/L c.-/r‘tz(1'.r;c.
as it strikes at the very root. of the rlisr-rrso, and
by r‘ern-iving it, rc.riirive.< at once. all its rcriioto
and zrtte.-r-l rrrt cmrsr-'.q'rerrces. 'l‘lrisis rt‘sr/is/i/2-
_.grIu'..s.~’zirr.,r;‘ CflclI‘rlCl.e’3I‘£.s£5(:-—:l property posse-sscrl
in n:pr-.rl p-.i‘.ver. by no other rriecucirie of like
nature now li:~l'o:‘o the pul.»lic.
Cl l"tCUL:\ liti. 610.
As no Ol'tlll1=It‘y-.~'lzt—‘.tl lt:l\‘0l‘ll.\‘!¥:lt0.ttf can frilly
evplairi the nature and nicrits oftliis artir-le, the
l’ropr'ietors have prrblrslicd 2r 7rcu.‘ circufrzru giv-
ing the /1.i.s(.or.r/ Q/‘/1155 r2Le:l.5r:.‘.I7.c ‘, the i/c.s‘r-r‘i/2/."on.
nu!.rirr,t§-,-.. of is principal irr_;r'crlierrt.<. the i-ll?-ct
tlrcy are fit.’-Sl_'_',l’I(‘.'.l to have ripori the lrrrrgs and
liver. and a copious r‘r-f.:r‘erir-o tn the pcrwris
ioho /irwe been cu.rc:_{ by'irf-—-,glVll1g'lt()ll' rianres
an-l r'esidet1rtes even to tlieir riurrrbez‘. 'l‘lro.<e
\v!i:1=ti‘.-, I,rorL.'r/,c.rl mi/,/L /7. L'0lI.,_'_,’.-"I., or whose lrrrrg-4
are in the least elilectczl, are t-'ll.t'I)(‘.s‘ll_y rlcssretl
to call upon the Auerrtis narirel lit--.lo‘.\‘. and pro-
cure one oftliose pli rrrrplcts. lt. cart be had
gruljs anl will well r'ep.ry a perusal. 'l‘lm
‘3 hirL~5s on. l'Lr3‘£f.€fL,” and “ rzfiout Ia.7.ri/lg COM,"
may be \\'o'»'ll1 M _Vour‘.selt' and lirrrirly,
llU.\’DR.‘rll)2$ ()l~‘ l)’()LLAl’tS.
in the slrrpe of Drictor-s‘ llills savorl. liesirles Tic-
llti to means of prolonging many a valuable
life.
W’.-U1 R.-\..\3'l‘Y.
Such is our'- corrlirlmrcu in its virtues, that we
am willing to 10 Lr‘i‘mrI this rricrlicirre in every
case of/‘cccn/, cold, (where rrscd accordirrg to
the rlrr‘u(;t'ro:rs on page 7th of the parnplilet. in-
side the wrapper of each bottle.) and where
tha p{}|'<()n is not satisfied that; he is der'ivin;z
benefit l'r‘orn it,. by returning the bottle witliiu
24 hours time.
'l'l-l E WON E Y
will be return d. €r':i".?7’ See page 3d of the
])tll‘l‘l:ll]l@l’. in.-:i‘lo the wrapper of oar-ll bottle-
{33’“ Be sure to ask for Dr. A. {loge-r‘s’ iiyrup
of Livcrrvor/. "rzr. and Ciurc/ralugua, and let
no other be painted on you.
C \u r-i.\‘.——-.Vinc gcnu.1'.rr.e. ur.less there is on
the butt‘ wrapper. a note of lrvincl. signed with
open. b_vA L. SCOVIML 65 CO."
For Silo, wliolesalo and retail, sy A. L.
SCOVILL 6:. CO.. Propi-ietor‘s, at their prin-
ci ml, Depot, GOTHIC HALL.. No. 316
_Brr)rl'lI.0-'.l_I/. New York, to whom alhorders for
the Merlicirie. and leters relating to -agencies.
should be addressed post paid. .
. Also. f'or"s:rle in Norwalk by J. A. VVEED,
and \V'. E. BISSEL-L. ‘
- Price--In large bottle, $1.00; or six bottles
lor=$5.00 W ' V ‘ ' 9
George A. Bisse-ll,
_ Aoraivr or TI-ll-1_
rl2iici‘ic:iii lllritiral Life liisuriincc Co
‘rt-‘rcra I-.\' M.-\Ll.Ol{.Y’S BUlLDIi\‘G.
G. S. Ferry,
rltt.ci'r;cy earl Counsellor‘ at Law.
Mallory3s Builtliug.
O_[/'r'ce hours from 8 lo 12 o’cloc/.‘, A. 111. ; and
from 1 lo (3 01-loclc, P. III.
€22‘-eo1‘ge A. Davenport,
iittciaaiy and Cilllilt-§t)ll0l' at law.
Ofice lVcsl Sirle I/zc Bi‘zr.!ge,
.\"OR\Vr\Ll{, CONN.
(T trwtl-?rE%'11'Fr';l‘£2.1-\§',
Dl"Z.\l.l“.l‘. l.‘~' }“Ul'll‘ZlG.\' AND DUMPISTIC
."s7lu:;.rlc &3i7«:nrrr_i t't_) (‘Boobs
CAR PETING
Ca i‘ri'.ige Clottis a nd Ti-innizngs.
c~i.c'rus, CriS:€ltlEiiE.-3, i'asr‘rr<r;s,
Elieciirl-gs. Fianna-is, Baits &e.
N CR VV A L K, CT.
.'s"eEzn fin ififeed,
tlflzolcszile and Retail Dcalvi‘ in
D!-lllt’-28, .\.ll£DlCl.‘~llCS. C[~ll~‘.\llC..~\LS,
l’lCl’il7Li.\lF.l{\'. D\'l“. ._"l‘UFFS,
PA'l‘l£I\’" ;\'ll§DlUl-.\'l£S, &c.
IV'st side the Br‘irf;__rc, .I\'or‘icrzZ/.'. Conn.
Rngrsnozad &. Prieatl,
\VllOLl£SA LE & liE'l‘.-\lL DBJALERS
lrr Gr'nt:(’:‘ii's. l’r‘ovis':oris, Flour, li‘r:e(l, Salt.
lfish. Crockery arid (.ila.s:< \Varc. \Vooden and
\Viilow \\7arr-. Broorrrs, Mitts. &'c.. 5:0.
Pr?) :2 ll-"¢ri'cr sf... .-\'orrr::1[/t‘. Conn.
S. 33. <=‘.z=i::.«.:;‘.:.~.‘a,s,
\Vl~IOLES.~\Ll4;‘ 5.: 1'1 l‘j'l‘.~'\lL Dl<I.~'\ L ER l-N
Gr‘nccr‘ics. i‘-‘lour. l’r‘o\‘isioris. Salt. Powder‘. «Sic,
No. 1-1 86 16 l‘ilairr st., t\’orwalk. Ct.
_________.___
Holcomb Elven,
l.\rro:r'rr-'.r.‘s AND (1rr.\t.\ussro.\'
ii A liD\\-‘A RE bi El’. Cl}.-'\N'l‘S,
‘U_LD r‘cspr-ctl'rzlly call the attention of
lil(.'!'Clll-!lllS and rrrzirrrrfrrcturcrs to our
c>:tcrrsivc assortrrrciit of llarrlwarr'. coriipt'isir~.,q
:rllll0~‘t r-very :trlit:le of l£n5._-_li.~lr. (lcrrrrzrrr and
Arricricarr trrarrrrlirctnrc, and we v‘iararrIee to
is W"
,_.
you that our prir-r-2: are as low as any house in
Boston or .\ew York. Of this you can SllllS“_V
_vorrr‘self by calling on us at 83 \Vater strect,
l3r'irl,gr-prirt.
I.oc3s'.=..'oed, Haight 5; Co.
M.\.\'Ul~‘AC'l‘Ul1l‘ZllS (‘F
TIN, Slliil-2'I'-ll-lO«.\'. & llli.-XSS WARES
AN D DE.-\ Li".l'l$ l.\'
E§,%'l‘OVES. r-arrgc:-r, lrrr-rrrrr-us. lrcatcrs and
ilrniii;<, linllow ware. sad ll’-')tlS., (zirstirrgs,
slicer. lr-.a<l and load pipc. Sl'J\'t‘ pipe and zinc.
brass kettle.-‘. culls-r_i‘. porcclairr. j.~rppari and
lirittariia \\':r:'o.‘~‘, cirir cr‘ock'cr‘_y and gla.-‘.s
\\';r|'(-.. l_i‘('lllt".tt (‘l]$lt‘.H"ll('tl wzrrcs. lrrtislrcs and
tti:il'clics. glass larit‘:>rri.~‘, cltaitt pumps, L‘rlillcr’s
water‘ proof oil paste lilrrtrltiirg. licslr cairiplrerie
and buinin;; fluid. \\‘:i.<lriri_r_v and ycaist powrlc.r's,
stove and shoe l;:lar<:l\ir'.,~_:. wr‘:rppirr_<_~' paper‘.
wei-_-lit_.s, lrrootns. pails. trays, bowls and tubs.
solves, uratts, wash l).iarrl-, larllcs. srarrrps,
_.-poring, clotlres baskets, lrcllows, &c., dcc.
ill,
Ifluiidizzg §€~,"oi;- Sale.
I‘ '1 ll l‘) strbscr'itrer‘s offer‘ for‘ salri. sonic. vr-ry
rlrasii-iililc Building [.ets,orr \'\7esr .»\veuuc.
"llllfisite the rt-..~'irlence of llon.'l'. B. liutlr-.-r.
.13. l’.l-l,lCl‘l at his r'csirlcrr(:c: or
N KS
l‘Irr<prirr> of IC j
at '36 .\lair,lcn l..a=lll('. or of 31035135 0. BA
18 Lib-rty St.. N. Y
Also. soriie TU or 100 loads of first‘ quality
Briildiug Storrc. lCriq:rir'e of E. B. l’lilUl‘-3.
1\'or‘wa!k. iilay 10. l'c‘5l. 621119
Gharies S. Leclnarood
‘I OU [. l) inept:-.r;tl'rrlly iiifor‘rri his friends
' and (Zt1Sl0!tlPl'>‘, that‘. he has rnarle ar-
r‘ar'§l0aierrts with L. ll. llarrdle 6.: Co. Wl=ct‘4‘«-
hy lie is ernilrlorl to (*._\’(>‘CUl't\. pl orders in the
taIinrirr_L{ litre that. may he cutrusted to him.
Norwall-;, April '7, 18:31.
Groclsery.
‘lC)Sl“. wislriri_'_>' c.roclr(-ry \‘.ouid consult.
their own ilrtr-.r'est by czrlliufg on RAY-
rlt)_\D c\’. i‘-IEAD before purclr:-..~irrg r-I53.
wlrcre. 8th Jllarr-lr.
Ll7.R()‘.V c°\: ll-LOD(i'l-l'l"'S
Pa’e':8?.?.":: Sewing Eiliiechizies,
l\'l) Riulrts for irsirrg the satire. for sale by
the srrlrscr‘ibcr‘. 'l‘lre rrrrpr'r-.r:c.dcr:tr-rl speed
and por‘li.-cliori with which sr-wing can he don-'
with these riizrcliines is irstrrrrislririg. Om‘ of
thorn can be set-ii in opr-rzrtiou at any time at
my lrouse in (_}r-nerisf:-rr‘rrrs. 'l‘lrcy can also l)0
srerr on the carrier‘ of l‘Iliri and Canal st.aud at
33 Gold st. N. Y. lts adv:rrita_ges over ntlrt-‘I’
.\laclrincs are in /:z.stcni72g I/re cm/.9 l:-otlr wltctr
it comirir-.rrce.s and stops, and prrlling‘ in or
SlI'C'CfIlI?,L" eil/2r:r sir./c of the cloth at pleasure.
and stitr.-l'rirr,<_: lrotlr sides aliltc. and will accorri-
plisli r/oublc the work ofarry 0lllPt‘ m:iclrine.—
rrrzrclrirics and riolits for sale. for cvcry town in
the county of l*‘airli~lrl, except the towns of
r\'lour‘oc-. N cwloxvri. R eclrlir.;;, \\~" estorr and lrlas
ton. All |lt’.t'>Oll5 are crruliorrcrl again.~t liu_vir‘c
or risirig any riinclrirres that are irrfr‘irir_w-rirerrts
on this patcnt. DAN l EL BUR ll.
\Vestport. Mirrr,-lr 1st. 18:31. ]'.'tf
."'E‘:j1l
1
1
Ready Made Glothinn‘.
'l‘l.llil sul)sc.t'il.ret‘ has on hand and iiitends
keeping a gnarl trssortrnetrt of lieady Madi-
Clritlririg, ofall kimls. Also, a good :lSS()t'ltl'IP.lli
of Cloths, C§lSSltHfll'§¢S. and Vostirrgs, wliiclr
he will make tip to order in good style and at
sli-«rt notice. -
N. l}. l’articular attention paid to cutting.
TliO'.\IAS RILEY
Norvalk. Feb. 25.1851. 9
Arrival of‘ New Spriiig Gsoecls.
7 ‘HM subscr‘rliers have constantly on hand
tI'l=H'2l‘ assortment ol Heady i\'ladeClorli-
ing of all kinds. (Inscriptions. and sizes. wlrich
. ill be olii-.r‘ed at rmprecerlerited low prices.——
Any person wishing it good suit of Spring
clothes at a less price than they can Ire pur
chased at any other cstablislyiierrt in this
town, is respectfully invited to call at: the store
of Ll'l‘HAUE'R. 65 TURHK. H
UBLIC attention is called to the large
fstock of ‘green and black teas now oli’r»red
by A r “ -“ RAYMOND 66 MEAD.
NORWALK, CT. TUESDAY, MAY 29, l851.
POETRY.
\Vhat‘ is Noble '3
\Vlrat is noble? to inlierit:
Wcaltlr. estate and proud degree ?—
']‘lrer'e must. be some other merit
l‘]i,2lrcr yet than these for me 1-
S0t]tt'.lllllI,,{ .«_-i'catc.r‘ fa i‘ must outer
Into life's inajestic span;
Fitted to create and centre
True nobility in man !
\Vlrat is noble? ’tis the finer
1’or:iou ofour mirirl : rid licart;
Linked to sornntlring still diviner
Tlran mere lzrrrgrrzige can irnpart:
Ever prorirptrrrg—erer- sin-iirg
Sonic irirpr'bvcriierit yet to plan:
To uplift our ft-:llt)W-Iii-.irr,t_{——
And, like rrrirri. to £1203 for man!
\Vhat is noble? is the satire
'.\'ol.rlo--r than the liririible spade?
Tlrcr-e’s a digriity in labor
’l‘rm-.r‘ than e’cr pom;‘..ar'r‘aycd !
He who sci-lrs the M'rrid's ltttjH'()t.'(-.m(_‘.lllI
Aids the wor-ld—-in aidirig Mirid.'——
Eva-ry ;;r'r>.at corrirriauding ltl()\‘é'llt9lliZ.
Serves trot. oue—but all rnairkirid.
()'er the l«‘rri'_.<_:e's hour and ashes—-
O’r~.-r the l;'r:,<__r_iire's iron lH,‘il(l—-
\Vlrr.~i‘e the rapid shuttle fl;r.~lie.s,
And the-. spindle whirls its t|rrcad—
Tlrcre is Labor lowly teirdirrg
Each i‘cqriir‘(-rirerrt of the liour‘—-
'l‘lrr-re is gcrrirrs still ('X'(‘tt£lirrg
Scierico—-arid its world ofpowerl
’Mirl the dust, and speed, and clamor
()f the loom shed and the mill—-
’Midst the clurk of wlrccl and lianirrier
G1-.:rt-results are }_',r'o\virr,g still 3
Tlrouglr, too oft", by l*'a.~:lriorr‘s (;l’(-‘ttll1l't‘S
\Vor'k and worlae-t‘:4 rnay be blamed,
Corirrricrce ricetl not hide its fcatures--
lrrdustry .s trot. aslrrrrrredl
\Vl1at i.-; uulrlc? That wlriclr places
Trutli in its (‘ilii'itl1(‘lll‘f!'l will!
Le.-rvirr_«_v sir-ps—lil~.o arr.-gel tr‘:rr-r-..s--
That liltttll-Lltltl may follow still!
E’cn tlrrn-.r_<_-;li Sr-or‘rr‘s rrirrligriirrit glances
Provr: him poor‘cs£ of his r-lat),-
I‘lc‘s the i‘\'oblr.‘——~wl1o 3lrl\‘llll(.‘f-‘S
Fl't!('(lOtn tttttl the Cause of AL: :1 I
iiirsr:r2i}7r..tr\*i‘.
Hints on Ncatsacss aim: Dosncstic
.'Ecexzonsr§'.
'\Ve lately picked up Fri.-iii among some waste
tapers, a fevv stray leaves tron: a book. it pain-
l
phlr-t, which corrtrriried some ltittts wlirch we
thought‘ might int:-.i'e-t‘ a p-oi’,t':uri ofour r'e.‘rders.
The title page was gone, t-.l)t‘l we are unable to
give tneautlirii“s oi‘ pt.blislier’s name. The
rurrriirrgtitlc, lrowcver‘, is “ Mr. Brown, the
plaster'cr'.” The fr.-llowirr;_r extracts pr'eseuta
tt“uc picture of rrcatuess, industry and economy
in humble life:
“ It is zi plczisrim to see the handy rriarincr
in which :\-'lrs Brown st-‘ts about lrcr work,
and the nurrrbcrlrss crrrrtr‘i\‘:rrri~cs she has for
_rir'cser‘viu;: licr clotlics and l'rir‘rrittrr‘e from in-
'riry. I have nl\\‘a_vs ol.-scrved mucli of
cliar'ac‘.r-i‘ in the drcss and personal appear‘-
auce of fcrrralestvltcri busily r»riga:_:er.l in tlicir
rlurncstic. aflirir-s. Some l have sci.-:rr with
thin, sliglit, showy <.lI‘cSé'CS,§ttcll as would
casily soil and irrjurn,nnrl, perlraps, \\".iUl:'l
not bear‘ washing. 'l'ltc.<c l have g--~ri:‘r‘ally
bund to he vain, cxtrar‘.‘zi;_:arrt, and tliougli'.-
ess; as if tlir-y were loath to wear’ a worsc
hing when they had a better lit-lr:ingirrg to
burn, liowcvcr unsuitable it might be to the
bus-irrcss in hand. Others, who appcar dirty
and slattr-7r‘rily, with their‘ burr‘ l0o:(‘, or curl
pzrpcrs lrnrigirrg about their frcr=s,witli a dirty
cap, or loose gown, may be fairly sct down
as s.:ir:cr‘us llll'Ollglr()t_ll, who have no respect
for their l'rirr'rilir-s or tliernsclvr-s. 'l‘licr'e are
olhcrs who. at a ;_iluncc, show the tidy, care
lul hou.~cwifc; the clraractcr is secrr in the
rrratcri-.ils and rrrakc. of thcir garrnr*nts.—
'l'lir:n there are the tidy lrtrlc coritrivaricr-g
of a bit of mat, on which to kric--l when
clcanirrg the ,<___{r.-rtr:, a board on which to set
:3 dirty sziticcparr ; :1 unit or tray, on wliicli
to placc a jug or full (ii.-li, or wliatcvr-r may
gl't’-'21:-‘(B or slain a table. All tlicso and rn:rn.y
.trriil.-it‘ syrirpturris of rmzitttcss and crirc, t\lr~‘.
Brown constantly exhibits. lt S(‘.(‘mS 10 be
hr-r rnlcin using the things about lrrrr liorisc
never to crnploy a better‘ thing wlir-ri a worse
will 2mé\\'Pl‘ tho» purpose; and by this means
both her‘ wardrobe and l](’t‘ furrrirure are kept
ltl good condition The c:‘urirlis,&c., of iv-
cry meal are irnrtieclrately and ti‘rorouglrl_\.‘
ch.--.ircd away, and every thing put in its
proper placc. ltl(l(‘E2(l, from the coristarrtly
ricat apps-arance of her r-ott:r;_,rr=, the order of
hot‘ sl'rclvc.=, and the br'1,qlrtrrcss of her tin
and coppcr vessels,-a strarrgcr‘ rrriglit conclude
that the tliin_«_rs were nnvvr talcr-rr down.
l‘rlr's Brown is also an c.\'cellcnt ruar’rager' in
~._.
l
l
t
r
\‘
riiglit, she could pay all her weekly expen-
ses, without touching the money her husband
had just brought home. Having once ac-
complished this, she has always had 21 strong
stimulus to keep it up ; and, as the sayirrg is,
site found it lnrr‘dcr‘ to lay up the first live
shillings t'n:rn tiicncxt five pounds. ln evo-
r‘y tliirrc__r sbeacts. by :1 plan, and she has got
the way of makrrig a penny go as far as she
possibly can. She cannot bear‘ the thought
of feasting one day, and starving another
To prevent this, she allots so much for each
day's expenses in (ivory partrcular,rcser‘ving a
portion, also, for such cxpenses as do not occur
wr=.r».-ltly. At the propcr season of the year
she contrives to gr.-tjri a stock of fuel.
In i\'lr's. Browri’s calcrrlutions, a weekly
provision is tt’tL1(lt.’ for the rent, which is ‘ii
certain expense and a trifle is lairl by in case
of sickness, or what may be deemed unccr‘
tam expenses.
As she goes with the rearly moncy in her
lianrl, she can always liave her‘ pfck of the
rnar'kc.t ; and she gt:‘ilt:‘l‘.‘tlly buys such jnirits of
rucat as do not boar the lriglicst pricrvs, but
yr-t, by good rrninagenicrit, answer it ell in a
family. She turns all her‘ rnzirltctirig to the
best account. sulferirrg notliing to be waste-Cl
or rrrisapplrcd. lfirrnly believe tt‘.cr'c is less
moricy spcnt on the substantial family meal
3f Mrs. Brown, tli:iu on the tiricorrifcrrmble,
urisritisfyirig pittance of Mrs. l)ct'l{ins.
lt nray be supposed that, with the (‘ire of
her house and family, Mrs. Bron a has
quite as much l)ll:lllf‘S5 as Slit’. can attend
to; but it is snrprrsirig how, by industry
and good mtllll]g6tttt‘ill, people may eke
out a litrlc, and a little. more. No children
:,ir'e more tboroI:,r_;lrly attcndcd to than the lit-
tle Browns; but then they are kept in order‘,
and rrrzinagerl with half the tro‘.rblc with
which those parerrts who are indolent and
ll'l‘t-‘;1'ttlitl‘ are zrrrnoyerl.
She always puts her cliilrlrcn to bed early
and r'c;_:{ularly,=irr(l tli us St*('lli't3$ a rpiietcvcrrirrg
for rrcedlr-2wor'k. By wcarirrg cloth»-s care-
fully, and rncndrrrg every trait‘ and thin place
as soon as it rrppcurs, not half the timr.- is rt-,~
qrrircd for tnerirling that wr.ulr_l be tic-r:css;ir‘y
rt‘ tllririss were sulliarerl to come to gr‘:-at lmlcs
BL-sidr-s this, she soon if-‘:t(‘l‘rCS tlin -’:lrilrlrcrr
to riir,-nil tltcll‘ own clothes, and do other
lllill} useful matters; and in one way or an-
other, slie coritrivcs most weeks to corn :1
:-lllllittg or two.”
‘ly the c.\:cr'cisa of true cconomy. and wise-
ly adapting the expenses of its fririirly and its
>1)‘-e of liriu;_:, to its means. tnultitucles of per
sons rniglrt live tl'tli(‘,ll liettcr. lrappier. and more
iridcpcrulerrtly, than they now do.
(I-*b<-zyiiszg {)2‘e1c:‘s.
The“ OlllC:~l. irrli:rbi:;:r.t” pct .~.*('tl_V rcmcm
bcrs the Widow 'l'roltr_‘r‘, who rt-crl, rrnirry
years ago, to occupy a small wcnrlr-ii ll=.‘rU:‘r:
:i\\zryr:lnwri in llanovcr street. in sciriimxiiat
close prnxirrrity to Szzlutzitiori Alley -— Vi/'i»ll,
this widow \\1l:‘l'rlL‘rS(‘tl with a SOD,-\'-.'li0, like
Gol-.lsnri:li,.'rrr-zl trinity otircr mrn rli-.tirir_ruisli-
ed in nflcr‘ life, was the rlu:rcr,- of his pclass.
L\'urnr>rcr.is were the flriggirigs wliich his st-.i-,
piriitv l)l‘Gll;1lli upon him, arid the t‘oa:.l to l
lrriowlr-d-.30 was with him truly a “ rain of
tr:a:'.<.”
Orreday he came home, as usual, with rcd
rfycs and iran-ls.
" 0, you blocklir.-arl l’ scrcanicd his mother
—-she was a bit of u virai_go, i‘\lr'.<. 'l‘r‘ortt-r
was-—‘you’ve ben gct'.ri‘i' another lickiri, l
k now’.
‘ 0, yes,’ rcplir-d young l\'lr. Trotter-,
’that's one uv the rcg’lrrr cxcrciscs-— lickin’
mc. ‘ Artcr l’v léckcrl 'l"r‘o:tcr‘,’ says the
rti:r:'tcr',‘ l’ll heat‘ the ’r'itlir-.ictic class.’ But,
ttt(!ll:f'l', to cliarrge the subjcct, as the crimin-
al said when he found the judge was getting
per‘sorrul,is'tlic.r'c crruy urranl l cart do for
you 3’ .
‘Ycs,’ grumbled tlic \Vidow; ‘only
you‘r‘c so clcrnal slow al:-out arrytlrirrg you
l7ll(lC‘ll.i‘ll\'(?-—‘L’0 grt a pitci'ir.-r' of \v2rlcr,arrrl be
four years about it, will yo '3’
l;iOl) 'l‘r'rrttcr took the pitcher, and weridcd
his way in the dir‘.er:tiori of the street pump :
but he iiar:ln’t got far, \\‘l1t.’tt he t‘tlCt)rtrr{L‘t‘t‘<'l
his friend, .l_or- iiufli-r, the mate of a vessel,
issrringj from his liousc, and dragging a
lieavy i-‘t‘d-Cllt'-:51 along allot‘ him
‘ L‘-omr‘, Bob,’ said Jnc, ‘ bcar‘ a hand and
help me down to Long \Vliarf with this.’
‘ ‘Well, so l would,’ said Bob, ‘ only you
sec nrother scnt me after it pitcher‘ of \\'nler‘."
‘What do you care fir‘ your niotlicr—~shc
don’t cart.-. for you. Uorue along.’
‘ \Vcll,’said Bob, ‘first let me hide the
pitclrcr wlicre I can firirl it:r3-ain.’
With tlicsc vrorrls he él.0\\-’."f.l away his (‘l1l'llt-
€l'l\\8l'l) urrdcr a tlrglit of stone stops, and
act-ornpanicd his friend abo:ir‘d ship. The
pilot was l)l‘__Qll),'_I the captain to cast rill" arid
take advaritagc of the wind and trdc, but the
lozecasririg llcr work. Whatever‘ she in-
tends t.o provide for dinncr‘, her plan is laid
hr-fort-lraurl, and her lire. tirade. accor‘din;_;ly.
She would think it a shame to have occasiori
to use lcirirllings after once liglitirrg the fire,
or puton more wood, if what was already
on woull answer the purpise.
l\'lr‘s Brown is very punctual in Startling
licr‘ cliildrcrr to school, and without a rent
or a s. ll on their clothes. Slle ls i1l50 8
good mother‘ to them, in training them to
habits of industry and clcaiiliuess, like her‘
own.
'l'lie brisincss of \\’l-'tSltll'1,g'. is not dr-ferrcd
téll Saturday. Stretaiccsa rrror‘riinL' ll’! ll“?
forc part of the wet-k,lias licr krttle filled over‘
night from a small rain-wati~-r tub; and with
plenty of water‘, good rubbing and a good
rinsing, she makes her linen look as white
as the drifted snow. At the proprr time it is
all nicely ironed, aired, mended, and put in
the drawer, rcady for use. -
She is an excellr-at manager‘ in money inat-
ters; and her husband being a sober, steady
man, regularly brings home his earnings.
Now, Mrs. Brown, from the first resolved
to be tl week beforehand. l have heard her
say how she managed it, but I do not exactly
ri collect. I believe it was by_living_- very
close. several weeks, and sparing from each
sixpence or a slzrilling, until, on_ Saturday
.-
captain was waiting the l.'tfl.l\'i.1l of a boy
who had slirppcd the day bi-fore, and wish-
mg no good to his (‘yes for the delay he had
occasioncrl. _,
At last he tumerl to Bob, and sail};-
"- Wh-.it do you say yourrggstt-r, to"~:~.hippin;__:
with rule '2 l’tl treat you well; lirid give you
ten dol ars a rnontri
‘ l .‘jl‘t()l'll*.l like to go,’ said Bob hesitatlng-
ly, ‘ but my'ruotlir-r‘—-—’
‘ Hattg‘ your‘ motlitr l’ said the Captain.
‘Shall be gland to get rid of you. Conic
will you go .’
‘ l liaiar got no clothes.’ ~
‘ Hr-re.’s a chest fol. The othcr chap was
just your size ; and tlic-.y’ll fit you to a T.’
‘ l'll go.’
‘ Cast off that line there. .!’ 5l10|I!P(l the
captain; and the ship fell (ill with the tide
and was soon standing down the bay with a
fair‘ wind. and every stitch of canvass rot.
She was bound for the Nottltwrsl VI?! Can‘
ton, and back again, which was then called
the double voyage, and usually occupied
about 4 years.
In the rrieanwhilc, the non-appearance of
Bob, seriously alarmed his mother‘ A night
passed, and the town crier was called into
requisition, a week, when she gave him up,
bad zi note read for-her in the meeting amt.-
. went imp mo.urning._
. old woman.
VOLUME XXXIV.--NUMBER 271.
Just four years after the or-ciir‘rcnccs, -the
ship got back to port, and Bob and his friend
were paid oil". The wages of the widow's
son amounted to just $180, and he found,on
squaring his accounts with the captain, that
his arlvanccs had amounterl to the odd tons,
and 8100 clear were the fruits of his long
cruise. ‘
As he walked in the direction of his moth-
er's house, in company with Joe, be scanned
with a curious eye the houses, the sliops,arrd
the people that he passed. Notliing appears
changed , the same. signs indicated an uri-
clianging hospitality on the part of the satire
iaridlorrls,tlie same lrrrupcrs \vr:r'c standing
at the same cor‘ncr‘s—it sccmcd as if he had,
been gone only :1 day. VVitli the old Sights
and sounris, Bob's old feelings revived, and
he E1lmnsl.,(lI‘r’a.Llr'tl to sec, dr;-bouclring from
sortie :illey,a rletaclzriirent of boys, suit by his
ancient cuvmy, the sclioolmaster, to know
why his bail bccrr playiugzr trrrnnt, and to car-
ry lriari back to receive the customary wallop-
rug.
When he was quite near liomc, he said:
‘Jon, I wonder it ur‘ryb0=Jy’s found that old
pllclicl‘ :3’
He stooped down, tlirust his arm under‘
the stone-stops and witlidr'c\v the identical
piece of ('€lt’lllL‘n\\'L'tl‘e. he had deposited there
jnst four‘ years ago. l-luvirrsz rinsed and
filled it at tlrcpurrip, he walkcd into his
rr:other’s house, and found her‘ scaled in her
ar,-customi:-d arni-chair‘. She looked at him
for a m?uutc, recognized liitn,:cr‘camed, and
(;‘Xl.'l3tllfit'_'tl ;
‘ Why Bob ! \\'l'rCl‘O /rat-a you been '.3
What have you ber-n doing ‘.1’
‘ Gt'llll't7 that pitcher of water,’ answered
l30l.'), setting it On the li)l')lf:‘; ‘ I always obey
orders-—you told me to be four years about
it, and lwas.’
Ccnriicciictrat FoI'cVcr-
lVe have a story to tell, and must tell it
-——and must tcll ‘it in our own way. Tlie
reader will please not. bother‘ us with any
questions.
A ll-av days ago, a Connecticut broom-
p:~di=.rr, a slircwil chap, frorn over anior‘rg.:r.
the :~’.t{1(.l_y' habits, and wooden clocks, and
.-chool-rn:istcr‘s, and other‘ lixirigs, drove
through our streets, hcavily larlcu wish
corn liroonis. He had called at several
stores :1rr(loffcr‘crl his load, or ever so suiall
:1 portion of it; but uhcri he told them that
he waatcrl casir,aud riotliirig else, in pay-
ment, they liad uuiforrnly giverr him to
tin-.iet‘.~lnriri that they had got brooms
cnriuglr, and liiat he might go far'tl'ici‘. Al
lt‘Il:___“ll1 he drove up to a large \\‘lroli=s:ilc
cstrrlrlislirrtr-rrt, on tlic “first side. and not far
from the br‘id;_;c, arid orrce rrioru: (Ifli‘l‘:"..l his
“ unites.” “ \Vcll,” said the mt:l'('ll:ml,
“l want. the brooms badly euougli; but
\\il21[ will yeti tak-3 in pay '9”
This Wits a poscr‘. 'l"ne. pc.-llur was
aching to get rid of his brooms; but to
would soorrrr‘ Scll u sirigle liroom for cash
than the wlrolc load for any Olltt-'|‘
:i-ticle—-cspccially an article which he could
not as rcadily dispose of as he could l‘rr0C)tnS.
After‘ 2-. mr.:nicnt’s lrr_-sétzitiori, tlicrcfor'r=, he
sc.rr-wcd his cour‘:rgr_~ totlie stir-lcirig point-—
(it r‘:-qriilcci some cour‘:i._gc after ll‘.r\'ll'l,Q' l0:l.
the clr.‘1r‘.ce0l' selling his load half a dozen
times by a similar‘ ltn:~\\'r‘:t‘,)—-—-null, fmnlrlc
told the |.1'l(‘.‘l'('l‘:ZiDl that he mu.-t l't21Vt-2 cash. Of
course the lTlt'.'l‘l'.'ll€rt)l protcstcd that cash
was sctrrcc, and that he must pun-li:isr=, if
at all, for what he had in his store to my
with. He rr,-ally \\':1rilcx.l the brooms, and
he di.l not it-‘sitzite to say so ; but the time-s
wr,-:0 i‘.:1r;i, nnrl lit: had ttolcs tzy pay, am! he
had goods that must be rlrsposctl of. Fin.~.ll\j,
he. would put his ggoods at the r(:.-:’. price, for
the ::tl-in of lt‘z1r.lll'rg, arrd,woul.l take the
whole load of brooms which the pcdlar‘ had
lai-()t‘c(l so UllSUCC€:éfUlly at other stores to
di$‘;'3Cr.-:6 of.
“ .*_1.o," said he to the man from Connr-cti-
cot, “ rrrrlorul your liroerrrs, and thin st-li--ct
any articlcs frcrn my store, and you slrall
lravc tlir-.ui at co:-‘t."
' "ho podlar scratclrcd his lir‘.'1(l. There
was an idca t'ur.=re, as the Scqurl shows plain-
ly criorrgli, "‘l‘ll t--ll you wli:-it it is," lir-
aiiswran--.l at last, “just say them tr’l‘mS for
half a l()'.‘r'.l,:ttrLl czrsli for t’otl‘rer lraif,aud
l’m your man. Blowcd cl l don't sell out,
of Coiinccticut sinks with all her broom stuli
the next ruinut-2.”
'l‘lrc rirerclrant lrcsitatcrl u momcnt, but
finally concluding the cb:i:rce a 200i one,
He should be gcttirrg halt the l‘i]'O(‘,l'!)S for
.<o.‘iietlrlrrg that would not scll as r‘eas.lily;
arnl as for the cost pri::r-, it was an easy
rrrattcr to play ;_I.tllllttr)It in t‘cg:rr‘tl to i:.—
'l'lic bargain -.va;.~ struck; the broorns tvcre
brought in. 'lhe Cit;-.ll for half of them
was paid over.
“ Now ivliatwill you have for the rc-
rnairrrlei‘ of your bill?" asked the mer-
chant
The pcdlar scmtclied his head agairi, and
this time more vigorously.
{lrior'——rlr‘tirnni(‘:rl with his fingers on the head
of a b.rrrel__wlrisIlerl. By and by his reply
Ci‘t!TI{-'--$l()\\'l_\’, (ll-liberatcly :
“ You Provrdcrrcc men are cute; you
svll at cm. prctty much all of ye, and ma./5:3
7.‘I0/L£’_7/. I don’t ;-‘cc bow ’tis done. lt must
be that somebody gets the worst of IL--
Now 1 don't know what your goods co:t,
Ziarriiz’ our mliclc, and cf l lake any thing
else, l may get cricatcil So, seein’ as it
won"t niake any odds with you, I guess I’ll
take brooms. l know tiirtn like a book, and
can swear to jest what you you paid for
’crri.” E’
And so saying, the perllar commenced rc-
Iruirling his broours, and itttvltlg snugly (ll-"
posited one half his former lo:id,junip_ed on
his cart with a rcgnlar Conncctrcut_gr‘r_n,and
while the merchant was cursing his impu-
dcnce and his own stupidity, drove ofi in
search of another‘ customer.
Pro:‘iden.a: Post.
A highly -=C.iu:.’lelized ’ editor of a wes-
tern fainily newspaper, heads hrs inarriage
nnrices, =- Lucifer Matches-," Give it to him
I
lie wall-:i»d the .
Newvspaper Collecting.
W’7rittcu- for a. So:/.1/tern Paper‘, but suited
i mos! Mcridimis.
MY DE:\R Sui: I liavejust returned lromn
tour‘ through the State, and proceed to fur-
nish you with an account of my labors and
their success. I have been gone for three
month.-, and assure you, in all sincerity, that
l am fully satisfied You furnished me
with a list of one hundred and seventeen
owing subscribers, as you will rr-collect, I
have called tipou one hundred and four of
them, and have the honor of paying over
to your order, tlirre dollarsand twelve and
a half cents,-beiiig the amount to which you
are cnlitled. I return you the list. numbered
l to 117, and now give the r‘cply of each:
No. 1——lsa minister. He says, in the
first place, he never‘ got. one-half of the num-
bers, and in the ucxt place, your‘ joker’s (‘ol-
urnn was too scurrilous. He can’t think of
aiding to sustain a paper that atlvertisos horse
races and gander pullings. Besides he
knows from the tone of your‘ editorials that
you drink, and paying you would only be
the means of coding your days in the
kennel_ He wonders at your irnpudencein
sending him his bill after publishing the ac-
count of the great prize fight.
No. 2-13 in jail for debt.
seen a half dollar for a year. Says he would
pay with the utmost clrccrlulrrc-ss, 'f be only
had the money, but he had to borrow a shirt
to puton last Suuday.—Admires your paper‘
wonclorfrrlly, and hopes you will continue
scridirrg it to him. If you sr rid him any
more pi1pf‘l‘:‘, he hopes you will see that the
postage is paid.
No. 3-—-ls a young doctor. Says your‘
pnpcr‘ is bcncalli the notice of a gentleman.
Wouldu’t give a fora cart load of
tlrcni. Says you inserted an article on the
pt‘0fcSSlOt‘l. Cuss’d your bill, and says you
may collect it the best way you can.
No. 4--ls an Old maid. Says you are al-
ways taking :1 fling at single ladies of an
trnccrtriiri rrgc. Woiildrft pay you if she
was ruling in \vcaltb,anrl you hadr'r’t as much
as as would buy a crust of bread. Sent
all the papers sire. lrad back a month ago,and
says, now that she scuttlierrr back. she don’t
oweyorr arrytlrin,r,r. Saysslie is even with
you, and intends to keep so till the last day of
her life.
No. 5 -15 :1 garnblcr——a sporting gentle-
maii.—-Says lic gotcomplctcly cleaned out
last wcck at the races. Couldn’t accommo-
date his graridrriorlrer‘ with a lialfdime ifslte
was starvin;_»;. Likes your paper tolerably
-—-would like it better if you published more
rnccs, and would occasiouly give an account
of a Cl1lL‘l((’tt-ilglrt. Liked the description of
«lac prize fight am-.rzingly—it redeemed a
multitude of your laults. He is aftera rich
‘to
young grcctr liorn who arrived here last
week. Will pay your bill out of the pluck-
tags.
No. 6——ls an old druunkard. Hasn't got
zinytlring, and nevct‘ cxpcctsto have. Guth-
r_-.-rrd up all the papers that he had and sold
them for a lllllf-plnl of rum to the (loggcry-
pct-per‘ to wrap _gi'c-cerics in. \-Vishcd you
would send him a pile. \Vinked at me
when l pl'(i$F‘fllr?(l your bill, and inqurcd if l
wasn't a distant r‘elation of the man that but-
tcd the brill oil‘ the bridge.
No 7.——ls 21 riiagistratc. He. swore he
l'lE_'\'§'I' owcd you a ccnt.,arirl told are l was a
low r‘asc:il for trying to st_vindlr-. lririi is such
a barcfaccrl rirauncr. Advised me to make
trac-t.~ in a less than no time, or‘ he would get
out a writ ‘.-rgrainst me as a common cheat.
and have sent to prison. Took his
zidvirtc. .i
No. 8-ls a politician. Meant to have
told you a ycar ago to stop his paper,but for‘-
got it. Tells you to do so now, and _thrnks
you are getting off very clieuply in not
. ‘ V ' 3, '
losing any more by brrn. believes
and is too honorable. to
with you as it might
CC-mp|‘t‘rIttl;~‘(‘. lirm and injure his prospects.
No. 9-Paid up like a man! The only
Likes the paper fir‘st-ratc,and means to
you to be a rascal,
have any thing to do
one. , _
i.rl.-t.- and pay for it as long as you publish it
0,. he j,V,..5_ Askc-J me to diuncr, and
tr~r_-ziterl riielikeakicg. An oasis In the
dcscrtl
No. l0—-ls a merchant.
brrak si‘.orIly—must save ‘all
Ol}i)l‘8iltl1ila pair of brecchcs and
lt2tn¢,ll{L‘t'clllL‘l for the debt. Refu-
'l‘lir‘catencd to break
Expects to
his suiall
r:li:irir_ze.
Z1 cnttbn
sed him witli~scur‘ri.
my head.
Nos. 11 to 1l"r’-—-Had no money-
woulrln‘: pay——said drdn’t owe. .
l have not .H'.lCL'I?t)(les.l a whit better with
the patrons of other publications for which I
am ltgcnl. l have cxpcnderl two hundred
and tcn dollarstravclirig:,:irid my entire corn-
rnissious amount to ci=_rli'._v~lw0 <l0ll=t|’-° and
twenty-live cents. This business don’t ox-
actly suit me. . _
Please accept my resignation from your
list of agents I admire your paper very_
much mvsclf, but it would be 3 ‘l”°e" look’
ing sort of 3. concern that would come up to
the rctpiircmcnts of cvcrybotly- One \\'z}Ut’S
indcpcnrlence in the» editor-—:’m0Ih8l' '30!”
‘mm anything. One wants all slang—an-
other wouldn't toucliajournal that contain-
ed an irreVet‘t.'nl. line, with a ten foot pole.—-
Orre serrtimental, lackadaisical in pantelettes,
wanted nothing: but love-poctry—,arrother
never road ariyuliirig but the marriages.
An k;,,d,- of abuse l have to bear, too. I
wouldn’t mind it so much if they only cut‘-
sed yo and your paper, but they curse me
[not Swirrrllcrl rascal l blood-suclrer 1--
these are. some of the names they think prop
er to bestow upon me. [tried fighting for a
while, and thr'eslir_-cl several of your patrons
like blazes, but occasionally I got l.rck_ed like
tliurider myself. Oncetl \’v'3S pm 10 Jilll f°l'
assault and battery, and only escaped by
breaking out. - c ' . O r .
Send me a receipt for the th1'80_ ¢l°ll'<".3
and twelve and a-half cents,‘ and believe W9:
yours in despair, AARON S\vEAI}‘vELL, ,
ithout advertising"
used without
a squeakiug l
Goodsican be sold w
them, so also, a wagon can be
greasing: But, uiercy l what.
He has not _
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