PUBLISHED EVERY
’f UESDAY MORNING
N U;IIBE.II_ 181 --NEW SERIES.
“THE llllIR.I' '.ILII,‘; G.-.'tZEI"'I‘E.
A. II. BYINGTON S; (30.
'A II. l3t-tvorox. II. W. I'IY.\'t"t‘.
Ojici: at the fool of Jllizin st.——-over the store qf
C. J. GI‘ll77ldN.
Tennis of the’ Gazette.
Village subscribers by ca rrier-——pr yr 32 00
Mail do in advitttce do 2 (ll)
Otlicc sitbsci-ihei's, or those living out of
the Ctirrii-r’s (IISIFICI. and who call for
their papers at. the i-tlico 1 50
Cot'ttpai.ii—s oftivi-or inure t‘CC('iVI.‘g their‘
papers by mail, ifpziiil in advance 1 50
Terms of .-’Iit-vcmisttzg.
10 lines or loss, 1 insertion 50
as 3 u
16 u . 1 I‘
3 “ 1 U0
{if-:9 JOB PI:t?\"I‘::\’::’. ('3',/,‘I(ii°i'l 1/:i;',7L 215-alytggs
and /li-s,na.l-:..’z, an '1 irii’ Into ])l'f£‘('S.
..—.
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in
VIC 33!
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can as s s;
FOR THE COMPLETE cum: OF
Coughs, Colds, Eazziuenza,
Asthma, Brottchitis, Spitting
of Blood, and other Lang
Complztitzts tending I
C0;i.‘iiS'i3'.I‘§§Z"i9’§‘I0.i.‘*ii.
r?:o'i‘tii:<o Li:-:i«; t't‘.
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C’l.'§.’ti‘G soltovzvgs l
READ IIIE I3'VlDi:‘I\:C"‘ II
The above irivaluahle i‘-‘i’i*d2:-it:o has now
been In-fin-i-. the pub ii- s:~fiii-ii=t:tI_y loiigto ltiive
its V'Il'IL=H.~‘- t/iui'oi/;_;/'i/_I/ fCx\f{'l'l:- It. has lii:i—-it
used by all ielsisses of tho. i-itiititiutzity. undi-r
av.-.r_y pitssilzle varii-ty of Ci’l'(‘Itttt:5l.ltIC:.‘S, Illitl
has i=vierywlti-re prov:-d itsi-Ii" it must powc:'ft:l
and l‘III(_‘II"i'lI Cougli filciliciitc. Liitig Di.~:cr1-
893 of all kinils. }ii.-Id to its iiafhtctici-. its tttisls
pass aw:i_\' 't1,=IUtt the rising of tlti-. San. 'I‘iiis
is no fizzinrt. \Vo ,<_'ivo yrta. Ltselow. l:-ttirrs
from pi-rsoiis who art: now living in the state
of New York. and who i.leclaL'i-. ovcr tZ~ii=,ir
own si;,;ii:ititt'i-.4, iii’! l/2:1,’. we (,'t'If1'ti'l poss;'.v’)!_:' i.-’c-
sirctos-:1‘:/it-1 il.s'_flii:nr. ’I‘IJI)."(*I who iz.-izi rcziil
their >.i-tlPltIi‘.!lI.~i II.'t(i _vi_-.t mitt tin iiti'i'.'-.iInloit-'-.
tttust be beyond III‘) !(’Zt(.‘II iifliiimzttt testiit'toti_v.
A t.(zVt-:t.\' \‘oU.\'i; LADY
CURED Oi” CCl.\'SIl.\l I’l‘lO.\'l
“It is S('.l(IUllI wc. pcritti oiii‘selv.r-.s to 0('(".ll
py ti space in tltcse columns to speak in praise.
of any article in the [.ttIt‘ltl ntoillcine way: but
when we SI’? the lit}.-, of it fi>lli)\V i:i'i-.atiit'o
saved by the use of any tnciliirine \vh:ttcvcr,
we Ct)IISI(Ii.‘I' it us our ri;-,lit. it not it ilnty. t.»
give tl siinplc S-itlIBtttt‘.'ti it" litirts, that otlti-rs
tttay. iit like tIlttI'Il‘tPl', be ticni-:‘itti=.i.l. 'l‘lii~: ('ilSH
whtcli has IIILlI.l('t‘II its to pan this article, was
tltat of a young lady if our ai-qii.'iiiitiii:ci-. vvlio
by licqttmst (‘X:)t)>l.ll('. to the t;:;:_l.t air, contrac-
ted a cold, \\‘ltIt'Il S(.'lIl€Ll on ilio I_.iti»gs bnfotc
its t'ava,,<_:es could bi-. .\'ltt_\_'l"(l. (This Ui"Ctlt't'etl
two ago this wiiit:-.r.) Various I":-iiis-iii:-,s wore
need. but with very little i-ll?-(st. or bcitctii‘.
The coitglt groiv \V0l’:it!, with CO,)it)Ll»‘ c.\:;tc-::o-
rtit'ton,attil I.IH‘.$ttI:l\(‘ll eye. and pale. hollow
cheek. tolil plainly that I’ultn-mary Di.-:e-zise
was doing its xvursr. on her di:lii‘::tt;i-. fi'amr-..
'l‘l‘te f.m'ii|yphysician was i-.otlsultci.l. anil al-
though he would not. ar_ltnit. to this voutig lziily
that she really had tlte Coosiiitwtintt. yet hie
would give no i-.t'ti:oin'it;_vcttic.itt.as to a curc.
Attltis i-risi.v, her lItUlItt‘l' was pcrsiizidcil to
make use «if ti bottle-. of Dr. Ilitgi-.t-.5’ Cinttpoi_iiti.l
S_V!'IIt) of LI V I3 II‘i.VOl*I'I‘. 'I'A It, A N I) C.-‘I ;\‘ -
CHA It.'—\(3U.-\. and we are happy to state, sl:
was pi:rfoct7_v curcil in loss than tltreo tnontlts
by this rtiediizinc-. :tloite,tift«.>.i' evct'v hope was
(le5lt'0ye:l. It is ltseless to contini-.iit on such
it case as tltis,Un°tltc. siinplo trutlt will reai_-It
where po'ishcd IIt'il()l] tti-vet‘ can. If any
doubt the ttulltottticity of this statetnent, IPI.
I-Stein call at this offine —-—U. .5‘. jl[i[t't.rtr_i/ am!
.’\’iz2:ul Ai'gi.'.s' (119766 70 C./tut/iaiit 51., N. Y.
Coug-'2. (I71.-'1 ])I:S(.’(/-SC, (I/' 14 tnmi/.’t..s s/unili.-ig,
CUREI), u._/‘icr bi-itt_;r givcti. up fl/JICI.’
by citiiticiit 1'/ij/..x‘2‘i'i'i.'ii.s' .’
Ai.r,.-\..\'r. .lnt:e !).lt. tz’-4!).
Messrs. A. L. .‘)'i:iiviII (fl: Co.—I Ilt‘I'(‘.\‘»'lIIl
for‘.vttrd to you it Cni'tilii:tito iifa Ciiro. |'IlI‘Iil(5tI
by your Cuinpmtitil liyriip of Livotwort. Tat’,
anil Cattcltiiliigtza. 'l‘l2i-t Uonglt an-.l (-‘.XI)it*('it)lit-
tion was of f-turti-.c.n n'tontli.< SItllItIltrL',.ttlt(I hail
Itaffl-,il the skill of st-voial of "our PtttlItt"llI
pltysicians itt New Yot'l<,:\lImtiy,anil Conpr-.ts-
town. I ant the person in ultinii the cut 2-. was
ct}?-cteil, anil as I hail pi‘cvioits’_v L0 faith in
patent lIlI3t.II(,'IIIPS. 1 have sit,-co tticil it .oit
others, attil have become satislicil of its value.
Mine was as ;{t'E.‘ttI it cure as i-.vri' was [>f‘t'-
formed,- as I had, tlUl'ItI_(_‘( niy sicliitess, ltactt giv-
en uptwtcn by my plzj;sici::its. l have now
commenced my lnisincss, after taking, I think,
about eiglit Ijottlcs‘
Y0UI'S- |‘(?St>’.S‘. Tues. C. F.-*.ut.Dt-za.
BLEEDING -A'I‘ TIII’. I.I.it\'GS CUIIIZD.
'-“Site /tow prom.,';/.’_.y it acts .'
Sta/cnzcnt, of IlI_r. /1. L-:tn_g-, 1,’,-1/,,-(7,-, 353
Pearl 5!. N. Y.—t\ few il.-tys lti-{bi-0 last
Cltristtntis. I was rat on unwi-Ii. anil simit coin-
monceil isleodiitaz freely at tho I.i!llI_!_',\‘. I call:-.;l
in it Ilottta=;:)pat.ltic Pltysiciiin. but his tI'H'(Il(,'II‘if.:
did not SBP.‘.ttt to help inc. 1 read your ailvor-
tiscmenf. anil tltouglit I would try Dr. I{ii;ei's’
S_vr~.t,t of I.ive:'wot't, 'l‘ar anil Ciitii-ltiil:i,«;:i:i.
Before I hail taken up the third Itottli-., tny
blee.ling had stoppai-l. my cough was gone. fill)-'.I
I felt. wiell its usual. My ltizaltlt is inw gr)o:l.
I consiiler it it mo-zt’. exrzellettt Ii‘tt‘.(Ilt:ItI9, , tltttl,
corilially recmntnenil it to my friends. [Tltis
sttttetnient was made to the Proprietors, March
12th. 1850.]
For sale. wholesale and retail, by A. L-
SCOVILL 55 CO. I’ropt-ietnrs. at their prin-
cipal Depot. GO'l‘I'IIC.‘ IIAIJ I;.3l(i' llroailwzly.
New York, toiwhom all :trdet's-for the Motil-
cine. anil letters t'i=>lating to agencies, should be
addressed post pizizl.
N50. for sale in Norwalk by J. A. WEED,
and \V. E..BlSSEItL.
Price.—In large bottle, 31,00 ; or six bottles
fol‘
6-2-barge A. Davenport,
.Ittorne.y and I/‘aunscllcr at law.
Ojice IVcst Side 1/ti: Ilrzdge,
t\‘OI‘t\'»’AL1{, CONN.
0. S. E‘-crry,
ilttornc-.y anil Counsellor‘ at Law,
Blztiiorgfis Bu.i!'idi‘t:g.
Ojice hours from. 8 to ii! ifcloc/c, A. 11].; and
from 1 (0 6 o'cli2c/3, P. III. '
c. 5.. G. A. BISSELL,
ilttorstcys an-:l (5t)ttitSt’IIOI'S at law.
Ofiicc over J. 1‘iI:1?.}orc3* 5; Co.’s:St;oz'e,
Nouwpcxc, co:\'.\r.
.-..._
i‘,-'c«3stn A. Vifeod,
Vr't1olcs::le aitd Retail Dc-:21--1‘ in
IJIILIGS. i\flCI)I(,‘.l;\’I§S. CIlI".i‘~iI(‘l.-\LS,
I’lCl{l7U.‘iii<IiI‘t'. l)‘t'lC S'l'I}FFS,
I’.\'l.‘l-3.\"I‘ l\Il<2DICIi‘\'l'I.‘.~', écc.
IIQ-‘sf, sii/i: the Bri'iZ;_-*6, 1‘-'ort.';.'zl.': Conn.
o*.“1=: Tisiusconz,
D.“1.\LI'ZRI.\' tritnt-zics A.‘-‘D nor.n«:s'rtc
Staple éiaiiiiirp Ebro Gfiocbs
CARPETlE‘=IG-
itjzu-a'ia.gc Cloths and ’I‘a~i1::a2:.ti:g.3.
.- ‘_3‘£1‘:| "'3 "_ ,-' '.7\ ,7 *
€L€3 I‘§l.=l, bu-.s:»i§Il3.§iE..-I, I I*}3.IIt‘~.G?s‘,
Shootings. 'E"3.aa:-no s, Butts «Sac.
.'-t'C- RVV A LK, CT.
u x’l‘i«§~".:IE"==.'t' ‘S
~ 5’"’§i2-4?, .-. ' -‘E . '
litfitilvid
Over E-‘. St. Jcvtzztfis Store,
I\0t’.\V.-XLK. c'r.
Litceaacsscs
I
II/'iz7'2'a2tlci1 to ])iIt'i’l».‘Ji'.’: a.Z gaml jrztrlgrs.
15?. ‘£‘€zs1*1*2ai22ore,
' ’ ' o-'."‘i.-u ' :1
- 9? .' 5 .
2"i'.':2".",gs-'.‘l§ 2 _
C07'2lC'I‘ of Slate mtzl Jlfaiti. Slr.ze.’s,
1:z:it:-c:t;ror.T, COE\‘I\'.
¢\I\.."Z'fl
S. ‘£1-‘.§ms‘:o9.-:'I,
\Vf§OI.I’.E;A LE 6:. I’tl~I"l.‘AiIi Dl-IA LICR IN
I}i'oci-i'ic.~'. Iflo-:t'. I)I'0\‘lSI«‘tt1°-. Salt. I’o\\'LlCt’- 5-36.
No. II 5: 16 Main .st., i‘3ot'walk. Ct.
\VIlGLl-IS.-‘tLl'l & III£'l‘.=\lL DICALERS
I’! (%i'ia:ci'ii-s, I’ri‘.visiotts. lflour, I4'c.oLl, Salt.
Fish. Ct~ocl=.t-i‘y and (ilass \\-’are, \".7oor.l'c-it and
\Vi':low \‘."ar-.-. Broottts. t‘~lat.~'. L‘-3:-.. fie.
Iii). 22 II-".tti':i' .5-I... ;\."oi‘ic:1l.".‘. Conn.
.IIi!I’i)ll'I‘l-Ills AJD CttM.\tts‘stt)N
II.-\l.ID\\'AI’tl‘l IUISRCTIIA-.\‘"S,
"_"’::‘ OI} LI) t‘cspi-c.tl'u§l_v call the attcnlion of
t:icri:li:ints :iiiil ni:iitit.";ic.*urct's to nitr
itxteitsiw asso:'ttti(.-itt of Iltirilxvari-. t:iitnpri.~iii;_'
:tlit}0<f (‘V(’I'_\' article of Ett;',li.<lt, Uoitttiztt and
.-‘_tti.r-.i‘ic:t:i iii:tnt:f::ctiii'c,anil wc gi.::ii':in:i=.i: to
you that our priici-s are as lizw as any Itoitsu in
'Iit).<l()tl or .\'i-w York. Oi this you can siilisfy
yiiitizsi.-ll‘ by calling on us at 8:3 \'v'titet' strcct,
l3t'ILI1c't_*.;)§I.
Imcltxwoeit, Itaigtut 8;. Co. ,
.\t.»\.\‘Ut=;~.c't'Ur.:-Iris ox-‘
'l‘I.\’, SIIEITI‘-lI{()N, 63 IEIIASS VVARES
AND UI<I.»\Lt~2I‘.S t.\'
‘1".‘OVES. riingcs. Iitraitr-i=.s'. liciitcrs nnil
® ii;-i;m~:, ltnliow ware, sitd irons, ¢:;t.stittgs,
5II(‘.(‘.f, IPlIfI anil l(’,IH.I pipo. stovi-. pipe anil zinc.
brass I\'Gi’|it3S, ctirlwry, porcelain, iappan anil
brittania wztres, Clllltzt, Ci’0lfI{(’i'}' anil ,I,‘,lit.\?S
ware. Ft-nton i’-n:tini=llcd \\’7lI'PS.llI‘L15lIP.S and
man-lms. glass lztnrcrits, chain pumps, Millcr’s
wiiter proof nil pasta |il:tcliin_<.'. Iiccslt catnphcne
and burning fluid. \\':t.<ltit:5_r_ and yeast powders,
stnie Iltlll shoe blticliiiig, \\'i';i,npiit,g papr.>r,
w(.§,,ht,_-:, lirooins, pails. travs, bowls aitd tubs,
st-ives, niatts_ wash l).i:ii'(ls, latllcs, stamps,
spoons. clothi-s ltaskets, bellows, if-£c., die;
C0t.U:.iBzAi\‘- HA LL,
‘E83 {hand Strcct, Nest’ York.
55. £1, 353. “.'f<',=w1o,
I)II’OII'I‘i‘Zl:S, JI')Bi33—IIIS A.'\'D I‘.!‘I'I'.-IILI-ZIIS OF
Eatgtiislt, I-‘ii'c:tc?.z, (lcrzataza, 5‘?-viss 8;.
Doznestic Dry Goods.
.‘:tt‘:itigi.>rs \isitia_g New York wi’I always" find
‘ it l:ii'gc assot't.itii‘-tit, of
F.-\f'5.CY A.\' D DiO.\l ES’ ‘IC DRY GOODS.
Selci-toil for the retail trade i-:<;.\ress|_v, con
sisting of 1i).f(.‘.II. ._\'i'!.’: am! Crapc S/zazu£.s, Plain
._-,,
and Eitibi'ofi!c»'ci[.
i:tcu s1L:;s. naoc.-int-ts, I-’lGUt‘.rZD,
.'>‘_ti‘2'/.-cs/. (3/tzzrigcctblc it-ml Inrlia.
I?ii:."i l"uiilrirc.7., tlliuccliitc and Flor:-ncc.
Ric/L Ci’iinls, Prinlcd 1"0ii[ai‘i.’, (it new article.)
Also, a full ttSSttl'ItIt0lIf, of
I.’i.r:/i Drc-ss (i'urit/x,r0nipi‘€sing' Ifarcgcs T?i:ri7gc
Dc Liiii.-c, ]’..7iz.s:!i.»L De i‘>'oic. (.r'i'cnm[s'/ii'.>‘.
Al/mi‘i.':c.v. 523:’/c ’.i"i.s-st/cs, P121521. Cblorcdl (.'.‘Pl.f
IVai’i3i‘£(l I\'oi‘t1.'ir.'fL [)(:‘].‘lI7IS. I’t’ain, Col‘il
an/I I"i__r;'ui'ci/ .‘:.'ii-iss /l’fl1.‘.'L'."I?S, ./izcomt,
‘Batu’: anil 1iiii‘i'c.s flliislirzs, Cnlarcil
anil Cfomlerl C/l(?IlIl’II'(C,I,IS. .ft’ii,-/1.
Lace IL'2tzl;ri-iilcrcrl (Lhllius.
CI./]7C-3. Vat/s. C.-i_,/]'5 (II7(f H.:tnil/:cr-
cliirfs. It’:ici’t .flI.'~‘(’-)'ff0-'7.S'L I:.'(i’,;_riIIg.9
(mil Blm-/c A5‘,/lll. 7'I"I.I)l.‘7I.?r),Q'S. of all.
II"i'i-i/..7i.s'. Liicc Eni./trr,-it/erccl It-’imli,ni: and
7L‘.':z~i-55 Cur/iuns, by ytitzrs or sci’l.s'. Rtliltims,
’j'a_/;'I-i/,.-1.»-. S.'l.’IVl Li/s.'ri'n;r.v, afiill (l850TfI)l.(.'IIf.
L(I(dfC3(s Gents lv‘rcni:.’t Kiil (T’I!)'L'CS,7(}i1£I"l‘(lIlfC(1'-
A gt-ncral assorttncnt. ofSlLK <35 CO'I"l‘ON
IIOSI IQ RY,togin.ltcr with a large assortnient of
.i'lt'cri'nocs. Cm./iiiicrcs. Paranm/fits. A/paccas,
Jlluuselim: Dc Laine. Fri nc/I, E/7glI.‘r'/L (Hid
Dmn-c.slic [’i'in£s. Long Clot/is. b'/2rr£-
‘U1 -9. -S.’iccI'iitrr.-c Lincn Table
3, «v 1 .
Clot .-3. t\’ap.’cin.s, Diapers,
. Tutor/./fngs. ctc., elc.
Jl'Iar.<ezI[cs. Toilet imcf Lancaster‘ Oiiills.
L
'I‘et'ms—<-Caslt, one Price, and no deviation.
L1?‘ Bowery, Grand, \Villiitmsburgh and
Jersey City stages, also stages pttsstlte door
from the iliffaront Railroad Depots every five
tuinutos. 18is6m S. 66 M. E. TOXVLE.
BY A. H. BYINGTON & Co;
CA Jfiiiztilt Nctugpnpicr-~-Ecuutcb In fiitcrittttrc, 'C5£1ItI7t1I3tII£IIig£tI£'B, iflalitits,
NORWALK, GT. TUESDAY, JUNE 17, 2351.
. L ,
POETRY.
How Softly 0:: the Bruised Heart.
BY CAISLUS D. S'I‘L'ART.
How softly on the bruised Itcart,
‘ A word ofliittilrtess Iiills,
. And .t':'oin the dry attd parched soul,
'.I‘hc tnuistotting tear-ilrop calls.
0, ifthey knew, who walk the earth
“Mid sorrow, grief and pain,
The pow'cra word of I\III(Ifle5S hath, '
"I‘were paradise again I
The weakest. and the poorest tnay
This simple pittanci-. give,
And bitl LI(-‘ltgllf. to witl'tcr’il heat-ts,
II.i:turtt again and live;
0. what, is life it love be lost,
If man's unkind to man;
Or what the Heaven that waits beyond
This briif and mortal spun.
As stars. upon the tranquilseu,
Ia tttimic glory shine,
So words of I{lli(IUt’S$ iii the heart:
Ii’.i-flcct. their source divine;
O, thi.-n, be kind, wliot-.’er thou art,
’l"lt:it biczitliirst mortal ltreatlt,
And it shall ligilttott all thy life,
.-'1udswcotctt cveii dcattb
Divisnc Isnpri:-ss.
'I‘itere‘s not it tint that paints the rose,
()r declis the lily fair.
Ur sti ealis IIIO Ituinblost flower that grows,
But, Ilcaven has placed it tltcre.
At eiiily dawn there's not it gale,
A(£t'UéS the lat;d.<r:upo ilriven,
And not a brec.'/.i-. that sweeps the vale,
'.I‘i.ar. is not sent by Iloaven.
'I‘lii=ro’s not of grass at single blade.
()r It--at" of Io\vi:.~_t mien.
\Vl;ei-i-. lteavcnly skill is not displayed,
And lieiivetily wisdom seen.
There is not a tempest dark and dread,
Or sioint that reads the air,
Or blast that sweeps o’i:r oct.~2in’s bed.
Ilut Ilezivetfs own voice is there.
Tltcre's not it star, whose twinkling light,
Illuntes the ilistant earth,
And clii.-ers the solemn gloom of night,
But mercy gave it birtlt.
'l‘itcri~.’s not a cloud whose dews distil
Upon the p:tt'cl'ting clad,
And clothe with vie't-itui-n vale and hill,
That is not sent by God.
There is not it place in eart.li’s vast round,
la ocean deep. or air,
\Vh:-re skill and wis-zlniii are not found,
For Christ is every where.
Around, beneath, below. above,
\\-""Il('I'(-‘.\.'t%l' space C.\'Ietl.'lS,
Tltet-o Iisjttvelt ilispliiys its |)oundl.e-ss love,
And power with iniircy blettils.
.---.4: --e
itttsdtiig i}.7fi\“".9§T“”_'
1-‘i‘ic‘igcty People.
There are people whom (>i'to0ccasionall_v
ItlC(:IS with in the wotlil who are in a state of
pi:rpi:‘iualfidgct and puckcr. Every thing
goes wrong with them. They are always
in tionblc. Now, it is the wt.-athcr, wlticlt
is too. hot; or, at anot.l1ci' time, too col-.l. The
dust blows into their eyes, or there. is "what.
IIt}Il'I(,I rain,” or “ that broiling sun,” or “that
Scotch inist.” 'I‘hi-y are as ill to please
about the weather as it fzirmc-t‘; it is never to
lltcit‘ liking, and never will I)P. 'I‘I‘ti-zy “ never
saw such a suininer,” “ not a day’s fine
wt‘-all-ici‘ ;” and they go back to antiquity for
comfoit—-"-it was not :o_in our younger days.”
Fidgi-ty people are rarely wcll. 'I'bc'y
Itavc gent‘-.tlly “aItead;tcltc," or “spasms,”
or “rtcrvi.-s,” or sotnetlting of that sort;
tltry cannot IJU comfortable in their way,
wittiout trouble. Most of their fricttds are
ill ; this one has the gout ‘-so had ;” anoth-
er has the rltitematics ; a third is threatened
with c;.nsuptption; and there is scarcely a
fimily of their aciptiiintattcc whose children
have not got the measles, hooping couglt,
scarlet fever, or some other of the thou-
sand ills wltfclt infantiite flcslt is heir to.——
T'ni>_v are curiously solicitous about the hcaltli
of evcry body; this one is cxhoitril “ not to
drink too much cold water.” another “ not
to sit in the ilraugltt," a third is rt-Jvised to
wear fl:tnncls;” anil tl'ic_v ltzive great doctors
at tltcir Ilttgt-‘F5’ cnils whom thcy can -_ptote
in their support. Tltcy have tea-.l Buchan
and Culpeppcr, an-:l fed tltcir fti_l;1ets upon
their (Ii-scriptii)n=‘hf iliscusi-s of all soils-.—
'l'bcy 0I‘li.'t' to furnislt ri-cipcs for pills,
i'li‘tii.-gins, and linimcnts; and if you would
believe them, your llfc dcpends on taking
the’-ir advice forth with.
To sit at meals with such pcople is
cnouglt to give one the (liSpC.‘p':t.1. The
chimncy has been smokin_i_r, and the soot
has got into tltcsoup; the fI:lI is OVCl'(I‘)I‘tP,
aitd the mutton is undi.-rdone; the pot.=t:oi=.s
‘have had the dist.-.:tsi=-, the sauce is not of the
right sort, the jislly is cixnilicil, the pastry is
IlI:Il'_V,I.iIG grapes are sour. Every tltini_; is
wrong. The cook ma.~t be disposed of;——
Bi':tt_v stands talking too long at the back
gate. The poultry-ivoman.must be cltangeil,
tho potato-mar. disc-.tt'dcil. 'I'het'e will be a
clean swecp. But things are never other-
wise. The. fiilgeiy per:‘0'n remains I1IICI]-'"ttI-
god, and goes fidgetiiig‘i'ilong to the coil of
the cltaptrr; cltunging scrvattts, and spoiling
them by iinnei:c.<s:ti'y complaiuings and coit-
.ti'adictious, until they become quite reckless
of cvcr giving satisfaction. _ .
The liulgcty person has been reading the
tIC\VSptI,l')t!l', and is in a fet'r.'ti‘-tit about “that
inurdcr I” Evcry body is tI'£’iIIt‘!d to its ile-
tails. Or somcbody’s house has been broken
into, and a constant fiilget is he-pt. up for
a time about " tInevcsl"’ If a cat’s-wlnspcr
is heard in the night, “there isa tlticf tn
the house; if an umbrella is missing, “-a
thief has been in the lobby;” if at towel
cannot be found, “ it thief must stolen it off
the Itcil,-_1e.” You are counselled to be care-
ful of your pockets when vou stir abroad —
The outer doors are furnisltcd with latches,
new bolts and bars are provided for outbou-
scs, bells are hung behind the shutters and
all other possible expedients are devised to
keep out the imaginary “ tiiief.”
" Cl'n,‘there is the smellof tire I” Forth-
with tbe. house is traversed, down-stair: and
lions anil arts, until they hail secured the
up stairs, and :1 voice at length cozni-:5 from
the kitchen. “ li’s only B.-tbby becit burning
a stick.” You are tolil Iortflwitl-t of :1 thou
sand accidents, deaths, and burnings, that
have come from burning sticks! Bobby is
petrified and hori'or-‘sit-ii-ken, and is lizluntcd
by the terror of conliagrations. If Bobby
gets a penny from it visitor, he is counseled
" not to burn gunpowder” with it, though he
Itasa secret longing for crackers. Maids are
cautioned to “ be cari-Iitl about the clothes-
h_0rse,” and their cars are often startled
with the cry from above-stairs of “Betty,
there is surely something singeing I"
The fidgcty person “cannot bcar” the
wind wltistling through the I-.'i-y-ltolc, nor
the smell of was-liing, nor the swccp’s cry of
“svce cep, s\'cc-cop,” not‘ the bcatiiig of Cm-
pct, nor thick ink, nor it ntcwing eat, our
new boots, nor a cold in the head, nor citi-
tcrs for rates and subscriptions. All these
little things are tnagitifii.-d into miseries, anil
if you like to listen, you may lII.’;Il' the fitlg-
cty person wax eloquent about thein,di'aw-
ing a niclitncholy plo;-asuri: from the recital.
The fiI.lget_v person sits upon thorns, and
loves to perch his or her alJdit0t' on the sainie
raw matcrial. Not only so,I,ut you -are
dtitgged over thorns, until you I‘.-.cl tltor.
ougiltly IIIIbI£IIIfIi.‘(I. Your ears are bored,
and your ti:-ctlt are set on edge. Your
head aches, anil your witbtiis arc wrung.-
You are made to 5-hzike It-units with ntisi;-r_v,
and almost long for some real sorrow as 11
rc-lief. I ' ‘
The Fidgcty person makes 21 point of get-
ting out of Itutnor upon any 0‘.‘Ci'l-‘-ION,
:“\§tYi£it-II1t):£,- ‘Arts
AT Two
1
t.
was it Greci:-tn, its Il't(It3l"(I all her features
were. I thought I could discoverin the one
little organ all the EIGIIIEIIIS of thought, poe-
try, intellectuality, ttnd—-no-not love--I
Imte love. I had but il short glance at it,but
it scenteil,‘even in that little time, that her
coutttcnance underwent a thousand changes
all of which I ascribe to the power of her
nose. On my way home, I could t'nink of
nothing but the nose. It was such 'a
thoughtful ttosc, such a poetical nosc,such an
intellectual nose, unosé that“ knows" "spine-
thing; yet such a miscliicvous looking nose,
.21 nose up to snuff, in‘ short, a fcature to lie
sneezed with, but not to be sneezed at. I
Went to bed late that night and dreamed of
the nose. .
I iziivokc next morning and determined on
having an I!iIt'O(IltCIICt‘t toils possessor. I
was I'ortun::te enottgh to find one of my
friends, who I(l'tCW.l.IIe lady in qucstion, and
he uni.’ertoc.»k to I7I'C5.‘t"Itl. me to her that cvcn-
ing. I was in a state if restlessness border-
ing on distraction, until evening came. I
ran out into the garden to look at the dial,fo:'
all bacltclors have dials. I liked mine bet-
ter than 11 clock; tliiere was so-incthing in its
circle that reminded me of it jolly, sunny
fact-; and its pointer lookednot unlike a huge
nose.
At length evening came. I partook of a
slight. supper and some fruit; I chose that
peculiar kind of apple callcd"Sltecp’s nose ’
I then took my fi'i«;rtd’s arm, and sallied out
ltt_ it very m.=t'vous static of mind. A few
ininutcs’ walk brought us to the domicil of
tlioyoung I."t(Iy,1Il‘tt.I I was introduced to her
HUI‘ Name was I-lclcn Somcrville. I endeav-
whcther about. private or public iifliiirs. If
subj-.-cts for misi.-ry do not oflbr witltiit doiits,
tit.--y abound wnltout. Soini-tlimg that has
bccn done in the next street ('XL‘iICh'i'.I‘:t,'ll‘ irc,
or something that has been doite a thousand
miles ofi, or even sotncthiug that was dc:-ne
it tliousaitd years ago. 'I't'ine and place
matter not with the fiilgcty. 'l hey ovcrlcap
alt obstacl;-s in getting at their sttlijvitt. 'l‘Iti:y
77221:.-lbc in hot water. If one question is
Sct at rest, thi-_v 5.IiiII. anotltct‘, anil tlti-y
wear themselves to the boat: in scttlirtg thc
ufiitirs of every body, which are ttcvcr SUI’
tlcd; they
" Arc. tnade i.lc.=pct'ittc by :1 too quick sense
Of coastztnt itiI'i.-licit_v."
'I’I:cii' flj’»'et‘I;~ll existence rcfitscs rest, and
they f'i‘i=t ll‘ic-msr_lvcs to ilettth about ma:lct‘s
with which tltcy have no (‘d3'IItI_‘,’ conci~'t'n.
'I'hi‘-y are .<pcnrttItrIfts in ;-_vm,r:ail:_-,r, wlttclt in
tltr-iii Itiisdc-gt-ttci'ztt-oil into an 5-xipiisitc tcnilcn-
cy to pain. 'l'i'ii-_v are l.iuztcl;i--il on a scat cf
L:oubli', the sltori:s cf wliiih arc pi-rpistually
cxti-:ni_ling. They are si-If-sin-tcbeil on a tack,
the wltccls of w:.icl‘t are U/ct‘ going; rouitil.
The fiindnmi-iital maxim i-f tho fi:lgr-ty is
——\\II1}It_'\"c“I' is, is wrong. 'l"ni-y will not
allow thcmsi-.lvi:s to be liappy,.not' any body
cl.-e. Tttcy always IISHJIIIO Ilt(.'fI3S(3l\'C'S to
be the 722951 aggricvcd persons i~x!utn.—-
'I'l'tcii'gt‘itntbling is incessant, and Iitcy op-
erate as :1 social poison whcrcvei‘ tit.-y go.
Tltcir vanity anil sclfcnnccit are usually ac-
companicil by i=clt'i.~ltnc.°s in El vciy 8g§,1t‘.'t-
viited farm, which only scems to It'ti’tl:'(.‘
tltcir fiilgcts the more intolerable. You
will generally observe that tlti-_y are iilli:
pct-sons; iriilecd, as it gt-tterztl rule, it may
be said, that the fidgi-iy class want Itcsilit.-y
occitpntions. In time cnscs out of ti—.ri,
cmployincnt in some active ;,.ursuZt,in which
they could not have time to think about
IIIt.‘tnS4:IVC,~‘, would operate as a care.
But we must III:tl{C an allowancc.-—
Ftdgcts are often cause.-«I by the suite of
the siiiimclt, and a fit of had tcmpcr may
not frcqiteiitly be traced to an 2tttai:l~: of in-
digestion. One of the most ti-zlgcty incin-
bizrs of the House of C()[’t‘tt'I'l0ti.\' isa mat‘-
tyr to dispc-psia, anil it is itit-;li,-rstooil that
some of his mo=t petulant anil hiucr dia-
tribes ltave been uttered \-. Iilli’ laboring nit
dc-r more titan usually severe attaclcs of this
disease. He has pitched into some honor-
able g(‘I‘tIlCI‘t't:ttI wh-:=n lie slioulil have taken
blue pill. And so iris with malty it man
in domestic and social, lif:-, whom wc blame
for his snappislt and (lISt‘tgl‘t‘l‘2JI)lt3 tciripcr
but whose stomach is the rnorul no lo;-.<s
than the pl‘t_\'SiC2iI I)€tI‘Ot!}I~I(’t' of inc-st men
and we can very often judge of I(-'ml"Cl'S,
conditions, and syinpatltics, pretty accurate-
ly, uccordin-gr to its state. Let us, lIl€l‘L’f0l'(‘,
bc i-ltaritablo to the Iiilgc-.t_v, whosi: stomaclts,
rather than their Il(‘t'tl't.~', may be at fault;
anil It-t uscixuiisc-I them how they may mctzd
them, by healthy and teittpi--rate tncdes of
living, and by plenty of wholesome occu-
patiott and exercise.
A Story of a Nose.
nv AS or.» n.icttt«:t.or-..
I am a woman.hatct'; aml, of course-, an
old I)ilt‘I'tL‘I0l', rather ecccnit'ic——my lricnds
sav ilccialiedly erci-ntiic. '0 _
‘I made up my mind at the age of seven-
teen to ilesg,-is-2 the SPX. I tcgarilcd thcm as
interested and SPIIISII, with but one aim, and
that was matrimony, to accomplish whicli,
they would make use ofall sorts of di.-ccp-
victim, and men, and not till then, they
would exhibit their line colors. I-lenca-,
though I ltail often bccn solicitcil, by my
fiicnds, to make the :.tcqiiain'ttmcc of very
agtceablc you tig lailies, I had always strongly
]‘L'IIISL‘LI int mrtis 7‘L’I.‘t’7lU7lS (I. nalrc moiito/i..
l was one day walizit.-_q along; ratltcr mu-
singly, when I came in sudile-n col-lision
with two yoitn;,r ladies. I ITIZVIO rather it hur-
ried up-oloi__vy for rutmin_; against tl'icm,which .
they 9;:-acionsly recc-.ived,anil then passed on.
I Iookt:-(I back it‘. the young ladies, and per-
ccivcd that one oi them was looking back
also. Shit blushed sliglnly,.oo being discov-
ered, and I blushed also, witltout knowing
whv.
cul'iat' in her appearance. She was slight
made, bad light hair, blue eyes, rather a
melancholy cast of features,-aitd a very pret-
ty month. But let me come to the centre of
attraction’, which was her nose. She had
one of tbe,most. ravishing noses that mortal
'I'ltere was, perhaps, something pe- ,
ored to commence conversation, but felt ex-
treincly av-.‘l-;\\‘at‘d \'Vc talked of all sub-
Jt’('IS. She laughed iiuirigltt at my confusion
more than oncc. All the time, l)0Wi3Vet‘,I
was watching ltcr nose. It was pcrfrct. Sbc
jokingly asked me if I [tad ever seen the
clt-phiint; I told her yes, and commcpceil a
disco.-sion upon its ,'nobo.-;cis. We spake
about the classics. I‘ mi.-ntionc.d Cicero and
Oviilius J‘-.'-aso ; tI']i‘.'tt‘ itamcs pleased me.
‘ lfiixrtititfully cbisclli-it,’ said I, s'.7ll rcgatid-
in_;_{ tho ol.-ji-ct of my adoration.
E-Iii.-. ihi-n spake atuoitt love, anil, like all
youn<_r ladies, j--sted about bacltclorsliip, say-
it:r__r mat the gemlcrnen could never get itt:ir-
rieil.
‘Not at all,’ said I,‘ the difIicult__ is to
find a nose-—I mean a lai:'_v, to suit, fizcilis
rt'c7irc72_ws ./lircrni sell 7'era:(zre g.»‘ai1'u.¢.
Site faiily éI.II'It‘I(€LI an-zl €X'\'It1ltII'c’.(I against
tl.-osc horrible Clt1;-'SiCS, aslcing me ifl saw
attytliiag of the l.luc stocking about I161’.
‘ 'l".vo such nice little holes,‘ said I, regar-
ding [I20 t1():Il‘lls‘, aizil not nctictiig Iii;-r rc-
t't).'ttl.'S, but ;~u-..’ili--nly looking from her nose
to hot‘ f._-ct that 5-I18 Illlglll, not llI$COV("I' my
l_lmugl‘.ts. E-he 5t(‘mFt'l zinxicus to draw me
into cottvet'sation, and ticked me if I had ev-
cr IILWII to I\'i-agara. I
‘ ‘x"-.’l'i::t a bridge._!‘ said I, in an under tone.
‘I don’tl.ke the bt‘id;_zc at all,’ said she,
pCIIl:I'tl_X'.
‘ Pat-don mc, i‘~.'liss,s.'2id I,coloring, ‘I have
.-_-'ttit.l, pcrhap..=, too lttI.]CI).
Sac scent-cit to think I Iltttl said too little.
I bailc licr gnoil Iiyc, took my lcavo, and
ItOpPCl to have the pleasure of it furtltr-1' ac-
quainttmci.-,t0 which she kindly rcspo-ndi=d.
The ni-xt day, I bought a treaiiscon nose-
ol0{_ry,ttn-.I being sontcv.-‘Itc.t of :1 tt‘ic'onoire-
trician, took my‘ instrutncnt to fndktlte pru-
cisc pioportions of her nose. Itviitg as-
Cr,‘II.i'IIt'I€l_I it to be an acute angled trian-
gle of abmit forty (.i('}__-"t‘(.'€?:‘, I sztllécil out for
it ualk, (‘.\'3.ttItitlI:1;I the B0508 of everybody I
met, so particnlail_v, that I liked :0 Intro
had mine pullcil more than once. duiittg
the day, for my supposed tmpettinence.
Not knowing cxactly the r.tiquctt.c of
courtsltip, I supposed the best way to concil-
izttc my ilitlciiica would be to pitrclmsc her
some prcscnts. l armcd myself with a bienn-
tiful I;0U(]lIr:l,(I[)l'iE-fct‘ the country name
nosi-gay.) and one dozen fine ltnitilkcrcltic-fs,
and SIUl'I'C‘.fI for hi.-i‘ ltoitsc again. \'VitIt
some hesitation I pt‘L’S<‘t}?.t‘(I my gifzs. She
sceincd it IIIIIB‘UI'pI'IE(.‘K.I at tho liandkct'-
Cl.IIlԤ5, but Si'IlIlEtI gi';tciou;~l_v at the bouquet;
and hill it to hi-r nosc. I trctnblcil with
ilt-ligltt anil ailntiration. I bi-gait to fccl
quccr. I ('.\'p{‘t‘l(:I’l(.‘l.*t.I an iircsiistiblc desire
to pull that beautiful little nose, to 508 how it
was hxcil on. In the tnicl;-t of my tropi-
-
~. n. -r, . .. ._ -’*<'z<;'«.. _-‘:">~:-'.-'.*“"‘
DOLLARS PER ANNUM;
attb ,.fiItI1I1Iffl[IlIlf£5.'.
VOLUME XXXIV.--NUIIIBER, 24. I
V A Ghost Story.
That apparitions do not always wander
without sufficient cause, is proved by - the
wellattested fact which we give with the
endorsement of the Montreal Transcript.
Last Tuesday fortnight, as Mrs.‘--—--,8
Iaity of literary taste and rather studious
habits, sat reading in her drawingroom, the
clock on tlte mantle-piece struck twelve;
as the last stroke revet-berated through the
apartinents the door was suddenly flung
open. In the act of "raising her head to te-
prove the intrusion—unrung for-of her
servant, her eye rested on the form . of her
late husband ; she screatnedand fell sense-
less on the Catp6’I.—-TIIIS brought up such
members of the family as had not yet retired
to rest ; rcstoratives were administered, and
when Mrs. M , had regained posses-
sion of her suspended faculties, and being
a woman of strong mind and highly culti-
vatcd intellect, site felt disposed to consider
the whole distress she had undergone as
the tesult of certain associations between
the tni-Itmcholy tale she had been. perusing
and her late loss, operating on a par-
tially ditrangeil nervous system. She howev-
er. considered it advisable that her maid ser-
vant should ri-pose in her chamber, lest any
return of what she had determined to call a
nervous affection, should distress herself and
alarm the family. Last Tuesday night, feel-
ing stt‘onger'and in bctler spit-its than she
had been for several months past, Mrs. ---,
dispcnseil with the presence of her attendant,
retiring alone to her chamber, and went to
bed a little before ten o’clock. Exactly as
the clock struck twelve she was awakened
and distinctly bchcld the appztraiion she had
before seen, advancing from the table on
ivhich stood hcr _nigIit lamp, till it stood
Opposite to and rew aside the .curtains of
I'lCt':I)l.-‘LI. A sense of suffocating oppres-
sion deprived her of all power to scream
itlouil. She dcscribrs by very blood re-
trcatiug with icy chillness to her boat!
from every vein. The countenance of her
bi-.-loveil in life wore not its benevolent as-
pect ; the eyes once beaming with affection
were now tix-at.‘ with stem regard on the
treinbling, halfdissolvcd being, who with the
L‘Ol1l‘tt'_TC‘ of desperation, thus abjurcd him.
“Ctiatli-.5! dear Charles!” why are you
coittcagfain I”
“J.-ssic,”slot.vlyand solemnly aspired the
:=.Itado'ivy form, waving in its hand a small
roll of writ paper, “Jessie pay my News-
paper accounts, and lit me rest in p('flL‘(‘. I”
Ccnitccticat Legislature.
MAY SESSION.
Jl]o/z(Zcz._7/, June 911:.
t e7t!L!e.—-COR}. on judiciary, on the bill
forpublic act on levying cxccutions, report-'
cd adversely. Rvpott and bill laid on the
table on motion of Mr. Mitchell and five
ltunilred copies ordered printed.
vCommitu=e on judiciary reported adverse-
ly on a bill respecting the sale of real es- '
into by judges of probate. Laid on the
table.
Com on judiciitry reported a new bill re-'
specting: the doings ofjudges of probate in
room of one committed to them. Original
bill indefinite.-ly posipyned. Bill reported
by the committee read three times and pas-
scd.
Committee on banks reported favorably on
z1ll()'~.\'in_£;' the Stamford Bank to increase its
capital stock to the amount of 830,000; res
pusscd.
I-Iotise.——'I‘he com on State prison on pet
of Jacob Brush for discharge, reported fitv. ;
rcport accepted and discharge granted from
July lst.
Itiasialittion directing the committee on
incorporations other than banks to enquire
into the cxpcilicncy of so amending the‘
law rclitiing in joint stock corpotations that
COt‘t'tpi’lflICS may or,rzanize under said act
with a capital ‘of 830,000; passed.
The com on banks recommmended the
acceptance of the report of several Savings
I3anks; reports accepted.
'l‘ltc com on banks reported a resolution
ttuthoriziiigthe liVatet‘bury Bank to increase‘
its capital stock tothc amount of $150,000,
laid on the table.
I-Iousc rc-sttincd the CO‘i'ISItICI'flIlOn of the
bill fora public: art rclating lo deeds and
dittion, scarccly lionwing what I did, I fell
upon my l\'l'l(“CS.
‘.\ly ili2ai'c-.~t I~Ii-Inn,’ said I,catching hold
of hcr ltanils, and looking up into her eyes,
or just :1 littie bclow tltcm, while Miss
flilirn blushed deeply, ‘I am frantically,
tnadly, devotcdly in love’—I thought I felt
it Ellgglil. pressure of the hand, wlticlt encour-
tigcd mc—‘ wizh —with an tibjcct. that has
not the powcr to t'c-ciprocate.’
‘ Who told you sir '2’ said she, blushing
more deeply than brforc, ‘ tlta'.—tltat object
was cngaged—and had not the power to
i'ccipt'oca'.c..’
‘All—evcrybocly, my dear Hi.-li~n,’I cried,
‘ every im.-dotnist—i~vi'vy one that knows
attyiltittg about a nosc, is aware that :it docs
not possess one tcndcr fecliiig, except when
you pull it or have :1 very‘ bad cold.’
‘Sir, said she, rising in evident anger,
and illt'hI.!g‘ up her nosi: ,. do you mean
to insult me '2’ Site seemed to choli'e for
words. ‘ Can you see no other quality to
admire than my nose?
‘Nu, my ilcur Miss,’ said I frankly, ‘ I
can see no further than your nose.’
‘ Allow me to say sir, said she, highly ex-
cited, " that I have been insulted, and that I
request you to leave the ltousc, and never
let me see your nose again.’
I went home rather iii-jecteil, and lit my
scgar with a couple ofli:-aves front my Trea-
tise on Noseology, and then went to bc(_l._
The next day I learnt from her physician
that Miss S. had fallen on the ice and broken
her nose, so as to spoil completely the ap-
pearance bf that feature. Nev?!’ Was Gene-
‘rql so ovetjoyed at the winning of a battle,
as I was on hearing this news.
I made zrsofeinn vow that I would never
eyesever beheld. Reader, ‘pray do not
laugh. It was the very ideal of a nose, it.
spi--cialties; rcail third time and passed.
Rcs that the com on Judiciary be directed
to inquireinto IIIU expediency of amending
the law giving mechanics it lien on build-
ings so tliatthe sum secured shall bi: $50 in-
stead of 3200; passed.
Tuc'sr[zt_7,I, June IO!/1.
Res from the House, altering statute rela-
tive to ntcclianies’ liens on lands and build-
ings; pass:-.r_l.
Report of the Quartermaster and Adju-
tant General, acccptcd.
Com on iitcorpoi-ations other than banks,
rcportcil fitxriiritbkv. on petition of Hum-
phrcyville Manufttcturing Co. for leave to
alter chartc-r,and change the value of the
shares , resolution passed and report. ac-
cepted. , _
Cum. on roads and bridges on petition of
Channcy Ayrcs anil others for leave to
to I’JUII’.I it plank road from Stamford toRtdgc-
field, reported favorably, with resolution in-'
corporating the Stainford, New Cupaan and
Riitgcticld Plank Road Co; rcs laid on the‘
table.
Com on roads and bridges reported in
favor of repcaliitg charter of New Preston‘
Turiipilife Company ; resolution to that effect’
pz18se(.l~ . _
Same com on pet of Bridgeport. bridge co
fOt‘t.1lI.i?t'11l.I0|') of chatter, reported tavorably
with res granting petition ;» resolution laid
‘on the table.
Mr. R-itmsdell presented a report of the
Snperintenilents of Common Schools, with--.1
inution that it lie on the table and 3000 cop-’ ,
ics thereof be printed. Lost, and motion
aittertiled by substituting 2500 copies;
passed. _ _ _
Senate resumed the COnSt(IeI'a_I.tOD of tho
speak--t.ht'nk-—or ~.vriie'kit2'dly about women.
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