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,Some"time since, C. C.’ Bur I__iavi'ngE
weary of persecuting the ‘"§Rap'ping.‘spit"its.’t
went to Elmira N. Y., aoilimi-:t'lieie bechiné
“"13. Edi.“ 0‘ ‘ls.-*‘.*’Dt=t“o‘crlirtio iroroi‘. iihé
Daily Democrat, GI5.hu,<;Tiifg._i.t§§n¥iirie to beat.
ly liarlon. Fairman, who conducted the
l.f‘.n}'!;é*:d‘l£lP-¢ffs*?llt&'R9P!!itl5ca-R?‘felt?-iririsedutyi-
°5““‘l l.°,.[T!.?'l,lx‘_é,i=1 veiy .fier,;e vi_=.ai.- on his- new
a(lVers?ivy,;‘ivhic'i1%*lie 'didiaccoi“T'l"i?n'g’ly.-" ~- 3‘ 7 ‘

C. C. B‘u*rr"is a man of talent. But he
llflfiiii"*cuirly"’liair'e'rl, bright ‘eyed wig,‘ who is
up to: po.etr_v, and a little mischief,,..,top_.,.
when occasion requires. Mrs. Burr"‘v‘irt‘6te‘
regularly for her husband’s pape'r,,au,d_F_air-
«rnah**ei—iifie‘rrt“ om“-battle, ~ and "disliking " "that
his lt9l§tlcol..f0..e.’ §l‘011ld,*i1:rl.ve thef" outliers or‘:s:b:'
bright‘-‘a wife,“-amt.-,--h‘ -r...-tau; l')t)"Sl21iUigillfiO!-ll“
i"i"i"g"tbat thdeybwere actually th_e , work, of
-Mrs. swis§ti~ei..,-;"wiit_i_ri_g_‘ u"_nde_'r,_ .1‘ *_.,.,~._.'_.,.~_'-_ (re
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i..’I‘here_upo’n, "i\li‘s.’__l3_u,i1r,,tvrotc _the,_fo_ll,o,tt:
lug -- yerses“;,andl,“‘s‘é‘r,i’t: “thy _t_b,.“F"a:i:i*iii a_ii;’;s
naoer:*. rh§"ii'li!i.°.*.’:i ftie '.l’¢l.!i<?""_t"‘I.‘"%1".r“'.'z,1;T_.Idieting}: .69,
3‘-"°>.‘:'-"‘*l5§1F.;'.‘".’",l.‘.’l"".r‘é’.. éiiféis‘o§d.-fi=é.li?s itF:>¢6"u.i.st"?"..f§.~§

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‘ fsf-;lelia l\.’£2:«B‘tirr-l—.‘.=RnI:l: bersart lcl.'t3s,":-'i"rI't"i3Tli‘tzi"i. "a" lool<*o'ut~:;for=<suclr*la

_. iT}::ie .De§d.dihlQf, S.liinme’.n.-;ci§., .

in ' .
,‘,._,‘.r i_y

.— Lowlytlie Suinmei‘ lietli , . : f

, ~.On ltet'.flowet'..en_amellQtl.blel-‘.. -r 
,_ il.\l,8€1\i2,ll.i’._l‘l,0_gl"§(,3‘t\1 _.b_oughs _tl1.tit, like
'“' ’ "inch:-u'ei's, » ~.

Gi'ieve witli."ii_i'a‘iiy'ii:'fiilliiig'_ featfi E

 Low _and'plai‘ntive is tlfei’ antliem," ’

" ]n7tlte;l'oi'"est’"li'alls"‘at eve." ‘ " '4: O '4
_. Voices chanting th‘e""depart'ed' ‘-3 -V - '

- : Eretlie lowly grave they leave. “

:' Far out" upon’tlie'hill"sit]e",' V " "

 . And down 'iipo'n the _p'laiii,

- In evei‘y‘nook'iintl‘vtilley,; ,
Resoimds tlie‘ moumfui sti’ain', i
Most b_eau_t.iful‘ was’ S ii iii iner ;'

_And s_be.,1iat:li,.passeid fl.wny,. .«
N0 nmi'e.liei'.s_ni_iles .will .cli_eei':;l.1s,
Pale. ii_1oui;noi's u our way, .

R_eceiv'e'li'ei'-.' green earth, "lain
In.to thy:gentle‘lii'eas't; .— -- v _-
_ .Noi'fcli.ill,_tlie iiieeli-éyerl-blossonis;. .
Cu|l‘d l'0l_',llel'})lI1ce of rest,-. . . ’-='
"Each one that he had tended,,
On'"verdaut hill or pliiin,
From out; its -dewy calyx
, A .tribti.te yieltlsagaiu. __ A
Still do _tliey breathe her fra
_ "Still do they iiiuijiiiui' low,
‘ _]EZeiiiio\v'tlie gelll’l_e.ASull‘lll‘lel',i, ’
Smiles on its from below. A '
And though the Autumn lteapetlrl _’ "
. ‘Moist leaves her beauty.o"ei'.‘"'" 
. . . w E’en yet the Sumnier livetli,

~‘» ~. Nor will fail to come’ once more.

-. Fairman was captivated’ with ' the idea of
securing such a“- contributor. "It would
give him new power against the Daily i"_l{ar-I;
too. So he publishc‘d’the poem witlta high-
ly complimentary notice. His paper came
out, anti it was some _time b_efore he could
conipreltend why 'all'Elir_iira‘ was convulsed
with laughter. At ‘length hiscycs were
opened to discover that it was an acrostic,
wishing him prosperity as follows: ԤLong"
Live Fail man, "Prince 'A‘s's_cs,, _;f[i;z.¢-n_1_7’__
Poor fellow! he was actually “sold” beyond
i.‘eder'n'p‘tion.-—-Ilctrtford Republirait. .

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How (allay up Illoney for a- ’R(t/t'7z.3,. pa.y__.
A,~nu__rn,ber of jyeaijs ago, Chat-les ..ai'id_ _Ulara
" . “1e.remarI'ied in the .c_iity.ot-‘ New
York. C.l'InI'les was wtgaltliy. and in good-
l.usi_ncss_—"ve_ry _i comfortable "E circumstances.
fora youngiiian, which tended, of course,
to deve'lo‘p"e his naturlal llibcralw di_spo_silion".—
Feeling lltUS_l1fl"[ipy_ and l.ntlép_€tndei)t of 1|-,3
}v0F.1cl’s" frowns, prcipnséd to his youthful
bride, one day during the hont_‘y"-r!ioon,V.to_
;,'ive_'her five th_ousa‘ud.dolla-~s for EV‘,-:l‘_y “K.-,¢;-
on of his house”, which should be en9;t‘uftei‘l
"~.’PQl1 lhefamily ,tree—an_ {1ri'an;_§einont as
may, be, supposed, ‘to which the. .love.lv
Clu1‘a._,ma('l_e not the slighteist objection. Tiirfe
passed on—-_Cha_rlc—s faithfiilly pc.rloi*iii.ii:-g,r
his._agreer'nent, and makingno ltlqlllrflcs us".
l9tl18dIS.pQsi_t-ion',0f her _inoney_b_y._.his bet-
ter half, until thcy.had:been iiiarried. some
ten years; lo_rtune_ which had smiled with
C0_DSl8~DCy,.Suddeiily turned her lback arid
left h'iii_i apparently high and dry among the
breakers of ,Wall street. \When the crisis
liad-arrived, he_..v.'e.i_it home with-.a lieavy
heart, to announce the sadhews to his wife,
that lite was an irretricvably ruined man—
t’.1athis_ propcrty.l_1ad_all,g_oue to satisfy his
creditors, and nothing j was left. “Not ex-
ctly so bad as that, my dear ,” said _Cl:ir:i,
‘fivait a minute, and see what I have been
doing.,’_’ Thus saying she ran up stairs, and
soon returned with a deed in her own name,
of one half of, an elegant block of houses
in the nelg'“b0rlioo'd, worth thirty tliousantl‘
ll-0ll«'l.Y$.. “You s_ee,Ihave been intiustrious,’
"!Ol'lilIluC‘o’.l-Sl)¢.°., “and have laid up. something
tor a rainy day; if you had been as smart. as
your brother, we might have had the whole:
block, by this time !’.——Kmncbec Joztimtl

 

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.'_Dll5C}l- Ping/er.-—.A Dutch p1‘t’aclie1',warm-
ly._inclined towards. the _tory party durinc_}.
the revolutionary. war, happened once to get
into an American. caiiip, on Sunday, and
was consequently called upon for a ‘sermon
-'md,a prayer. _He from force of liabit com-
menced the latter with"-—‘God _nlcs.s the king’
—-whereupon there was coiisitlcrablc @.\'(‘llt:—
l‘i_',1.Gl)t‘among~.lllC s0l£lie,rs,when he ,per,c_eiv.ing
it,,_tviti1 ,adtiiirable. presence of niind,,..‘conH-.,
tinu-ed‘, ‘Yes, mine llt".al'el‘S,l zay _God pless.
t'n;e.king-0-plcsshi.in with many hardt dimes
-.-;,p.les_,s l'il.[D.llllf;,3. Whig. bnliainciit ‘pies-s.
him mit all l§_l{l(ll.l'lS of pad ,ltlCl{—-pleSS__' him.
mit a short'_lifc———ui'itil, Lnrdt, g[‘_i1lld['[ha[.2(;g
mj.'1.y/ia_.vc- no more of him.’ .

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' Old Dornirlie of the ‘Dutch’
C-l1ur,ch,ce,lebratcd for his goodness an .I xliisi
liotnelyloriginality,ion an excessively hot
.,u,rtim,cr Sab-al,h’~w'rien announcing his text.
i'c=1d'ofl‘l'ou_rvei'scs and said:——'l"lzis I is. llid.
foundation of the first head of my (llSC(i_t1l‘s;.e\;
after reading four more, he said, This is
the ground ofthe. .second head of my.«dis-
c,onrse;,and reading another fQUl_',,llG coi‘itii_i,-,
tied’. This is the foundation of the. third ll'Cl‘ttli
of my discourse. Then stefipiiig back and
pulling ofl'h_is warm.cloth coat, he ‘hung’ it
on the side of the-pulpi_r, and conspicuinis in.
his While lineii..sleeVes,."he began :.—“_ Now,
‘_retbren,. depend up_.oi_"i it, we have a.jub_ be,-
fire us.” " I

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Sir Jolie Franc/cl'in‘a7i(l t/ac -Claz'i'7;o_r/a7zt."—
Tire Edinbiirgh Advertisercalls-‘attention to
a singular»c‘ircui'nsta‘nce connected with the
search for Sir John Franklin. On. the .1.'Zth
of ‘February last, a clairvoyant, whose reve-'
l=itions are given in Dr. Gregor_v’s late work
s-zatcrl that _Capt: Austin was at that moment
in longitude 95 deg; 45 min. west, which-
éorresponds exactly [with theactual position
of the place where he is now -found to have
passed the winter. According to her state,
ment, Sir John Franklin was at the same
ii_;t't1t3_',:ii).‘lOn,0;, 101 deg. 45 min.,os‘ about 400
r'riile's to 'tlie'"we§tivzird, he. had ‘been ‘ pi-evi-.
oosly relieved, and a third ship was then‘_fro-
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collision rgatsg upon tlfeifconductor o"f‘._-t_,l'i"‘e,
freight l"‘fi'!.i1l- ? He hr-it".!1*S:,tio"=f ebb. ‘9i.f"."!‘
by, and liaddm, .;g.}it.1»tE'i.: :suppo'se.-1-thbté.-th€i
train he met was the New Haven train,»
-,.si.nic.asit=~:m ustfeha ve ’-been ‘rat-‘lo‘ti‘g'-perio"'d°ahea'd1"
of its, _ti(ne_to have reached that position. —
The switch titan is deemed blameless ; had
he 1eft_!he.s.tvil.cl1 so as. to. throw off the

'ttr-.i“t‘s~oi’ii"‘e" "dipitlle it-ii'ii"lts, &’t-..*‘,"6‘n the‘ ‘p’ri'ssén="
get-train were st_ol_e_n__a_rid rillfid bY.UUl¢.n0.‘V}|.
"'pers"ons, who, it is thought. reside near the
"s:e,eiiejg"i5l the catastrophe. The authorities
of lWestchester County will probably keep
n‘d%':pirates"."~‘:'N5‘-'
. , 2,; .1}/:..,'I,.,‘g'z',I2,zt2t».’_.

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2 —’«l""iir,n;' ',b’elo‘ngiiig7_3 "‘to""“Mif3 '__'Thorniis
Mootryf in"-‘Df.’i_ii'biz‘"ry’, was ~*des'troye(l_ "by fire".
on Sa,turda‘y, eveiiing, last, together'r_iw{ifb
9563*} "1‘"_".."'.‘..',*’t"‘?‘.'.'.l‘f"‘..*‘.i ?:‘,‘*=’.‘-"j«‘é?’<‘"¥*9%7;[“.‘"'t="':S.°trr°Sf
e'Il7'l,0“lJ8""ill'e"'WOi‘l{5di‘ an‘ incendiary.»-' "- 5 

_ ':¢1i:aS'igm_.7’itlaizt 'Pc’w'ag7"a42/t_.-’—"1‘he: Lfond on
News,"0f the 25th,-opens aleader, anticipa-
ting tlie~arrival.of Kossuth, with this allu-
sion I . ..:"-’. .; :~' = 
One of the most pleasing. coincidences of
modern times is the complete identit.y.of"fee-
ling?-"iiiitlie-United States_':of-Ainiericaand‘ in
G.r'eat.Br.ittain.-on the-subject of the.-I-lungai
ria.n=‘struggle."-. ‘Tlie.sani"o homage is paid,
thesaine enthusiasm 2kindled,'.- in éthosefitwo
great divisions of the Anglo Saxon race, to.
t‘he noblest stan'd’for libei:ty- in modern’ times
ag-a-'rn"stutyrannic powers.-and overwhelming
force, 'l‘_hat identity of feeling is hopeful
promise that_in__the fev_ent_s of_Europe should.
evei'..tal.(o_._suc"li.a courseasto .prese_n.t a. formi-
d__a__ble absoluti-st league, tl_ii~e;iteni.ng._ the free-
dom of E-iglttntl andof the West, _thiS.coun-.
try, may find, in thifigenernus '.breasts ,and
strong _a"1_'m_s of its. American brethren, that

, disin crested and efficient alliance and sup-

poi-_t,_ which for centuries we . have . vainly‘
sought in Europe.” .: , .

it-’\E.= The Farmer" lea rns lll'c,tl._\-‘_OlJ,t'lg E ‘French,

"and tlie. Irish boy--.wlio,iset lire___ to-the Union

VVorlcs', in Bridgeport, a- 'fe'.v_wc'eks siiicc,
wei-c,broug,lit_ _beloI‘e the court .at 'D-._inbui‘y.
Oi’)J,F,l‘ltlt1y,iiin{l,lllal. _bot_l_i plead guilty. 'I'l,iey_
have notyet -been-s,'eutenc_e_d, but_their - term
will probably be fixed at two years, the shor-
tes’t"_nci_;i'od tl’iri:‘,la'\v.tilltitvs for their cijiine.\..
'l"hc'case of" these li]l'lSlSllOL‘.l,fl be an',iinpi'es-
sivc v.-arnirig to otlieiisof their age, l.\ l1i0 are
ptirsiiiiig a__cou_.i's_e_ that iiiay _;_lead to the same
end. They _probably never tlreuined that
the path they chose themselves teimiriated in
the State,Pi'ison. But, alas,,t_hey found ",out.
their inistalie when it was too late. It should
be a warningalso to _parents. It should ad-
monish ‘them of tho, necess"ity' of constant
and uiiceasiug watchfulness over their chil-
dren : of tlie,i_n1po"rtaiice 0f,lYll(1ll3éOlne.ftlm-
ily rulles,_a_n_d of -the duty \_vhic'n rests upon
them to seevthat those rules are prop_er",ly ob-
s"ei'ved_,_arid, if need be, rigitlly_ enforced,

IIow"z’o we a Cold ——Of all"'othcr Hrneans
ofcuring" colds fasting is lhemost effectual.
"Let whoever liasa cold eat .n'othing— what-
cvciflfoi‘ two days, and his cold will be gone
proviilcd he is not corifiiiud in bed, because
by taking no carbon into tl: system by
food, but consuniiiig that surplus which
caused his disease by ‘oreath he soon - carries
off his disease by removing, the caiisc.——
This will be.fo_i.ind more effectual if headds
copioi_i_s water drinltingv to protracting fas-
ting By the time a person has faster! one
oiic (l."zy.‘cll"l(li night, he \vill“expci'icn_ce a free-
dom ‘from’ pain and :1’ Cit-."zi‘i‘n'es:; of uiind, in
di=,l'ig"htl'ul conti'rt"st with that mental stupor
and pli_VslC'dl priin cau‘setl by colds. And
liov infinitely better is this method of brea-
kiiig up it cold than medicines.

Fintz2z.cial’ E721./m.t.i'as"s-riirvit of .Eu=ropea7z.
Go 'ermnc'/it -—"'l‘he- London." Times of Oct
17th has the following paragraph’ ‘which
snows the riionarcliies‘ of Europe to be “on
theit last legs.”

“".'l'l1t‘l'e"t'.al'l be no stronger proof of the
exceptionaland precarious state of-Europe,
than the almost“-utiiversal’ financial embar-
i-assmeiits of the Coniiiiental Power. With
the exception or Holland, w rose budget for
1852 displays a surpl"usof upwards of three
millio__ns of florins over the actual expendi-
ture, and this country,’ where the public‘
revenue has5ui'itlei'goiie the largest aiiioiiiit
of i'e:._luction without "dirniiiisiiirig the resour-

tlicrc bonny Government in Europe
livirig beyond its means.” ,

The '1‘;-2/zcs adds that this state of embar-
rassincnt was"pi‘oduced by‘ the‘ immense
loans con'tractcd'by the several govei'nniut'ils
placing them undei’ an enormous amount of
debt and that “. this avala'nc.he‘-of3debt i"nust
soon crush those who roll it along.”

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Anal/tér Your/ccc T/'iz.'.7np/t.——"I7lie .Lo‘ndon
inorning Clironicleol September 24th. has
tlieifollowing notice of specimens of Eros-
sels Carpet, woven upon power looms, from:
the"im=.nufactor_v of Mr. Bigelow,:.the inven-
tor at Clinton N.Y. ~ . "' -: ’ ~

"‘"'i'he.Am'ei'ican dcpartinent has’ again re-‘
ceived an _‘im"portantaccessioii of-strength inf
.sha'p;-"of some spccimensfof Brussels Car-5
pct tvoven upon power .looins..- .Alt.hougli
various attempts have been made _to atlapt
the-power loom to carpet weaving, _i_ii, ‘El1,g7
land there is ri,ot',;w.e believe, at this. moiiieiit.
_i1lly"lhi‘1ClllIlCl'y perfected for that .obje_ct.e
Our American 'lJI'E'llll'€ll_ have tliet'e_fore_gain_-
led another step ahead of us, and have we an-
other laurel,on.this._wcll. contested fiel"d _-of
tlio-.industi'ial arts. ; . -_

Pci~]ielu.al Jlfo/irm..——Bc£ore any man sets
out-to .invcntperpctual motion,._. we l_‘t3COr1'l-'
‘mend his—~pi'-.ictising. t"lie.ti'iC-It of getting into
a bushel and liftinghiinself by, the ban-
dlcs. Wheii he succeeds at that, he can
go’ a.-hcarJ;.w'itl1-perpetual motion with some
pr.o"s.pect’of succCedii‘ig._

../1 "Hag/2. .Spirilezl_ :Lrid.y.—A_v,vci'd~.ict of
$i1.0,0f)0 was latclygivcii} to a yo_ung.l-ady
in l-Llcnry 5-County, ~(,Ky...-):.ir_i_ an action of
slander. against her failhless‘ lover. The
Louisville Courier of the 8th, says~_t_hat as:
soon as the verdict was rendered, the Ken-
tuclty pla‘iiitif'l', scorning . to receive the
money of the defendant-—-her only object be-
ing.the.viridication of her ~. name.from_ hips.
caluninious aspersions—directed her coun-
sel to enter a remittitur for the amount.of.the
‘verdict .-save what would be sufficient to
coiiipeiisatethcm-r for their services. Upon
consultation they consented—to be_'Sati.sr"ied;
with five hundred dollars, and in accordance
with ihcjinstructionsof tlieirrclient, released
the di:fen:.'ant from the payrnent of-.the- nine

thousand five hundred dollars.

freight t"i‘ain, the whole train would _ have V
.:-sooi=..ioto., the Bronx. River-.rf‘lt is... stated-.

ces ofihe State, it may be doubtful \Vl1ell1e_l‘7- ,

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_ _ ;,;,—,-‘tie, follovgir-"h: ,_pii.iie,iii¥5~io*-on;
New Hailed Railroad_C,oinp'_a'ny_are_, Elsllvd .S1'i«:r§ii_I;:N Jn"vvE'r'r -”a‘ii‘(!‘ his. fedicinés is well
that the whole blame ofitlie r".ec,e"n‘t~ LlIS8§gU'0l.15 de,e;;;,;;d,s:,;,,3,f,.;;g._;,-‘-1,,1§ ‘yea,-in of them",

 

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and‘,ther"ref ericésé, eni"in‘é gitnd high stan-
;diiig;citizeii§§:~ive a"l"tiise‘*§i’-li‘i3se who are in
need of medicines to give them a thorough
-'~'g-;‘;§1‘:j.‘.‘.:"‘-t‘:.. -~~*-r-.'~t-‘_..“. . _. .. ..,'~ ‘
[From the New [(qnrps[tére,.g$@fnt§ngl.].; g
Dr. Stephen Jewett.
Dr.”Stephen Jewett ""wasa"""i"i'ati\"r"e’ "ot-
..R..i"o.de.e. N- was b9.u2.i.o ;l.Zt>?.-. .a.o.<l.«;
’-"was,’ engaged‘ in‘ ~"a“ri ‘ex ,t,Pnsive‘ an¢l.:~,succés's't‘l1l:?
practice of medicine for‘ more than thirty
‘years. "He was one of those vigorous, "self-r
taught |'_n_€l:I_‘t_,_hat,:flpPE,£!I'<(%d§‘,Ol'l§ t,l1_e,stage's,"in-,
years ;§oiie"by,~' bui‘o‘f' ‘whom”' hardly =‘-o’ne‘
.--_now-rem_a~ius:-...=wQbstac:le8:§!=ltl‘=lHl‘l_$b9§HT!0_“€tl:?
others, prevented: no_,i_rnp,i;di(i}_e_ti_ts to his ac-,
tive nnt_l._v.igor"o‘us, """:Ht§_‘w‘a,s,by nature
all pliy’si"c‘i‘a‘n"._'"’ _’ léarly” "life he "_,corfir"rie'iicctl ’
hiésx p.e."i.m‘°.n.ts. fo.<1lisc.°rer. lh9.‘medi9al?i‘i?";' ’
iiy; bri-o‘o;t_s‘m‘id‘ herbs‘. ._ H e, t1“\_r‘"t1"i‘le'.g]“"‘VliI" 

, tnse
‘of,’_thi,e"'ti',i,t.l"c3~l‘ f3‘o‘,c_il'rsj 7an'd“"‘pbysi‘c"ia‘ns', ‘wire
o’l>'l>'c>.r.fii.

.. "!§.i'li>"iQ.fTc‘le<l‘§’l5i‘*f§.. “‘.*3S’.“4'ntl?’r‘ili rtifelllttl .
by tliel- its of’hd'olts,' prsfgssors- of ‘sch"obl.s. .
,lii‘.'tfil,‘t_e,gL',"¢_3_tii',<.e of ye}if's"’by} (_l__l:n?.,0f hard study,
ii‘n"(v"e;a’r_'ietl 'exberid_ien_ts‘:‘an,d' inv_e"stiga_tio'_ns,
h'e__beca‘tne iyfillil femiiiiclnt‘"pli‘ysici‘a"n;‘ _" ,1‘ 
I-_Ie"d;e,v"_o.t,ed, hiinsielf _ more par_tici1larl_y'. to
tlioysve diseases which are ' c0tnnio,nl«y-,.ca_l_led
clironic,'al‘fectiiig the vital organs ;, ian_d__.,.in
this depiatnieut of disease -he .,was, preemi-
nently .-successfu_l.. Many i_\,‘\-'l]0,l1a_d.. gone
tlirougll a course o_f"inedi,ca_if, traitinent, with
"celebrated ,p_l'.t}t3lil"lOn,€l'_._S,,\tln(l pro_nounc_cd. in-
c,u,ra_ble', fitially; resorted toh.ealth.. Altliougli
he._.livecl' in ..a retired .i.C()_lll)ll‘y._. v.il.lage,_.bis
riarnc-_ and his skill became. lgnowii ,thro_ugl_i_-
out alai7g_e p_0rl,ion_-of ,the _New, ,Er_"lgland
States.’ Hisuncdicines, s_ecine_t_l._fta give._a new
tone," life andyvigor t,o.th_eMw_._liol.e_ _s._ystem.§-'-
The/y _lm_d, :1 i'eno,v;ating,, power -.whic,h no
other Kinedicinel seemed to, posssss. 0,’-lllie ._\_V_/l‘l-
ter ofthis well 'i‘emenibei's of witnessing. in
early ,life..SOm'e__o£h"is l‘,e,l]t_€_1,l',lt'a_b_l,e; cures. 2 A
person afflicted with,,derangernent...of.:the

_stomach and bowels",,au affection of-the lungs,

or in.aclio__n ,and,gene.i'al (lf3bll_l,_ly of the whole
body, was sure to; find relief by applying to
him. Eiioclt fattcijson, Es-q.,,._.ot' Boston,
.—foi'incrl_.ythe,;well l\'n(‘;\V|'l .pr0pT_letOl'_ of the
l’atte__rso.n, I-l,oosc,.,iii E.lrn_.str=e,ct, says tliat.
more tli-an‘tliiifty_.y_eai's ago. he was to all up-
pc;nrances,.in the l,.i:t-stizgcs of cOns_lll_npl.lt_')n.
Having heard of Dr. Jewett, .lie_tliougbt he
he ._ would attempt; to. gain his residence
and _ p.l,_ll'l1l,mSel_f, under this. care; ._but-sv
weal: and feeble he then was, that it -.look
him two and a halfdays to ridetlie distance,
altlioug_l1«it was Otllyélxty miles. _He "took.
liis.me£llCin_f:‘$ and. became _iinineiliat.ely re-‘
li.e_ved_, and in asliort time was restored.tc,
good h_e.alt_h. ._ And he einphatically _says_,
“To his medicines, and .his_alone, dol.at-
tribute my rccot'ei‘y"i” Many persons iiotv,
living can attest to ntimerous, cases ofidiseasei
cured by'lii,:n, ‘s"imilar" to this.

In‘ l825,"Dr."J"ewett dieil, aged ".63 _ Al-,
though héliatl 't’igot'otls‘ co‘n’stittit'ioii,, ‘yet
his incessant toil, iii- a pl'3Cil(‘.C§l00— eitc,lusi~_Ve
and laborious for even astroug man to em;
date, were him out before the allotted agcof
man. His numerous friends then supposed
that his sltillhadtlietl with him. His son
the present Dr. Stephen Jewett was, then,
and for in-.iny.years ,afte"i'wnrds _in_ other
pursuits, and paid no atteiition. to iiied.icii_ie.
or the cure of diSeascs._ At length the im-
portunity ‘for the Icwctt medicines was: so
great, that l'l8_ft':i‘l compelled to turn._ his at-,
teution to the. subject. in €?{t1lll_l_l1lng_ill5
fat'ner’s p?.pc,t‘s, he found full receipts t_‘or;ma-
king his ll"ll:‘.Cll('.lt‘i£}S. He cou_iiric.iit:ed tnalting
them on a very small scale. and dealt them
out to those who applied. Buttobcginito
imtlte and deal out the old Dr. .'_S'lcp/mt Jew-
€l,[S,'/7Lf.'(ltiCl:.{l.t'.€'., was like touching tire toiftlie
drygrass of :1 ,"Vt’sl;€l‘l) p"i'-._iirc". He could
not siipply the dcmatid. He "was overwhel-
n_ie."d_ jwith applications. "He then, began in
sober eariicstto "lmzilce the Jewett medi-
cines"in_ suflicicnt quantity to supply the
demand. V, lt is only two" years__since he
comm_ei_1ced the inan_uf._icttii'e, and as yet,
the tleiiiiaiitl seems to outstrip the " siipply'.+
The Jewett medicines are destined to per-
vade tlicicouiitry, They will become mo_ré..
e~xt"ensiv_ely" ltnown and used tliaiiany other’
medicine‘ yet discovereil, ‘not "excepting
“i3-i‘andi'eth’s Pills,” and the.‘ various kinds
of “S~.irsaparilla;” Tliey‘ will diffuse health
and coiiifoit wliciever usetl, because they‘
are really what they are stated "to be, health.
res't"oring -medicines, and will standthe test of
talents aridof time. " i ‘ "' ’ - '.

‘Al[llOU‘gll‘ Dr. Jewett had 31 larg'e.:practice
extcndingto the rerriotestv corners. of New
England. and -even to the city of New-York
yet his" inoilerate charges and ‘his gratuitous
visits to the sick and needy wereso many,
that he merely 'acqi.iire'cl a -"moderate compe-
tency during his life; yet it may. be truly
said that he has left to his descendants a ' leg-
ocyi ricli-er than the choi‘cest mine of Cali--
fornia gold ; w ll do at; theisanie time he has
liestowerl"-oii posterity. ‘a ‘ greater boon than
untold wealtltcan‘ ever‘ given If" he lived.
fontvealth, he lived in vain ,‘ but if he lived
‘to dovxvliat. he could to alleviate the suffer-.
ings of his race, as .unqt_iestion-ably . he did,
then he nobly fulfi_lted._the_.,great duties of
life, and l1_a.s rrone to re'ce_ive_his rew_ard_..

 L" . . ,. -" .' .A._', -I‘. P.
:.717-'ilzzoi/lz'nin.,:N. II. Doc. 4, 1850,.

Thatall may know -“wliere to ‘procure
tlies"ccelebi'atcrl iriedi"cir"i'es_we‘ refer" them to
the advei'tiscmc,nt_in a‘no_"ther co__l"_u'rnn.‘_,. i

",§g;=,Srnit,li &/Bangs,’ ie(llllQl'S ;ind""p'roprie-
tors of ‘the New "1_'orl<'5Siin_el_a,‘g: (j'o_ui-ier',h_ave":
been al',I'CSl.t?tLl'('J’U,c0ltli{ll,llllll.‘0l-_ \Vi"llia_i_‘n, "Ni-"
blo, c"liarg_ed"w_itli'a "libel ci_):l'l>‘istl_t)_g'Ol“ un-
wai'ijaiitable criti"ci".tris'upoii ‘pei‘foi'inance"s in-
l\'ibl,o’s ,Tl1t3',t1_l_l‘e. The daiiizigcs.ai'o lai_d',",at

 The t,otnl'ij_éecciip_ts "of the "Great Exhi-
bition .are_ put down ‘at, ,£_4'_70,00Q,(s‘ay’ $2,270~'
00_0,)_ ivliile the expeiises hav"e""been just £'220,"_
O00, '(l._06.‘2,600 ;)_ which, tvill.lea,ve'_:is .cle:ir..
profits §{3l,,‘207,5,00. .' Ai_ve"i'y pretty specula-
tion for .lo_hii Bulll."_ , _" V 2 "

 

 On Friday morriing tiychiltl acci-
de.ntul"ly tell from the ‘steamer’ l\"laidlof'Erin,.
lyiiig_at___a wharf ,in,E,as,fp_0rt, i\‘le.,-'a'nd w0,ul'd"
ha"ve"vbee'n d'rowne,d.had"'n,ot _"a person stand-
ing by jtimped_overboard"and"savéd it. ‘ ‘Got‘
any " "c,liange,. got ""ar_i'.'y_" "change P” "cried the
fatherol the child, atter‘=‘all”wa‘s safe, ‘burst-"
ing arnoiigst the bystan,dci°s,wi_th, great ’.‘..ix-j
.iety depicted on his "countena'n'ce,""and_'a three‘
.dollar bill in his hand,"“Got"any .change'.3—-'
Iwantto.givc,_thislnaii, a dollar "for saving
the life of my child 'Z’''_ "" I " '

 

Countefijfeitl _Five’§ ._and, ’I?cn’s 'of’t
ford City,B,ai‘il<, and 'l_,‘wo‘.‘-. of,‘ the Oswego
City Bank are'repo‘rtc‘d in circulation."'. 

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' .<19.avoi..ta;s.o.otl..<nt.2.tn...bittssis,.,.t1.i9tm.isti1.i:....as..

inayibe. "to all " 'oiur"‘piiti‘O_-lis. ‘ '\Ve ' shall iriaké
itherliiontf"fi'oin7itlie time of our last proprietor_-
ship, Nov; 1st 1850, to January Inst 1852.--—
Many have paidus up to July last, mid in few,
all.-peace,»to.th‘_ein, big,-ve paid. t.li,e;.'"yetii‘:., gin _,-f ad-._,,.
iiiiiiicbiibniitlibse "iwlio 'hiivé "not'""yet "T[iaid",‘ \‘v"‘o"‘
-are suite--will not object. to so doing when we
can_di_dly.s_t.'tte the_past_,ahd p.rese,nt gondition
"ofiiilliis paper‘.-—l is " ~ ii iii -‘i 
23:.-.‘_I‘.liei!e. is.uot_li'ing., perlin ps,..-wliicl«L.an.-—Editov..
more reluctar.tly p,u,1i,lisl1es,.th,nti a rehearsal of
his own plfivate-business:-concei'ns, especially
w|_1en‘_ they are of_t_tti_, unfavorable cl"iziiiii"ctei-.‘;‘—
.It; is o Well» k.o.9..wn -..1‘«"!c.'ti iv?-_1.1.i.c.1.1..=9itr._£rion<l§; H“
.lmQ*."~:'ll1d ~i:.h.i.¢li.rz.e luv‘. no. ._.<.l.osir.e;t°..2oxcits9-*

- :

‘ xlirittlio Galas.-tts2...riftei=' rttlszirt.ti<tiiio.>i>oi2i=l"!:itr:

_fot;,neai'ly»litill'_.n ,c,t;ntui'y',—,v5!,as,ttboi‘i,)iiinbly coli-
ducted, and as _lt‘(_i.eS_Ql,.‘}{e(_l:,lll)dl"l1lllul)lY reduced
in point qf. piit,i°ot,iaige. ‘flint our object,.is_ to
give it plain liistoryof the matter, we will give
the figures. ~:\Vhen,; we, sold our _ll]tCI‘eSl.
in the Gazetteto Mi‘. Hoyt. our i'e.gulai' weekly,
edition \_'as'"33 q't_ill,'es—ll]'é,ljbhblng and ad-
vertisiiig iiiitioiialge probiibly uevcifl liad been
better. . The phases t.iie_.pnpei' has taken‘, since
is well lttiown—sufl'ice it to say Messrs. Reed &
E-licl{t)"clt' tool; it’ as nssigiieés; with a‘lt:irculatio‘n,
we believe of less than halftliat at wl_i_ich Mr."
Hoyt commenced. ,.Under their tiiitlillltgetlnellt
the paper begun: to increase-in, interest and
cliat'act_éi',' and "as a ‘consequence ii"ici'eased"_ih
ptit'ro_ri_age, iintil_",l.li"o tir_i1e"_we_“\vei"e ,iii(lti_ce(l to
l'6Sun_18Ii)_e proprietorsliip of it. . ,\_Ve_ l)6(!fll}'l€3
the ‘purchasers ofit with exit-.ci"nei reluctance,
and not until we were \vel~l"ass"it"i'ed by on,r
fi'ieiids _lll«'ti.'__ll,§\'i'0,1]ld be gi'atil'yiiig:to" riiu"st' of
its patrons. We accordingly assumed its pro-
pi'i'etoi'ship in November‘ last—-willt an edition
of,_ztbou"t.l_‘/’__q_u_ii'es or’ p'a"lpers.,__ W76 .li'av.o
intiilo .=;i_i".éi~"y |)0SSl_l)l8.eXel_'il,O’l1 to ,.i,nc.i'easn four
sphere of iiifliieiice and have advanced gradu-
ally until this wéell"""\"vlien our edition is‘ V3‘)
quires or 24 papers lesstlian wliieiiwe left tlio
office 3 years ago. _. OU_|'.t1(ll7el'iLlslllg piitiioiiiige is
better than at that time. and our jobbing business
quite as gnod—tl1oiigli'inaiiy who had here-
tofore lintl plllBl:l"_'ii(l\l§l'llSll1gi ai2(l,j‘dbl)é'ii_y done‘ at
this office. liiivelieen so iiice.i'isetl_tit bad treat-
ment, t.l1at"it.w'i.ll doubtless be’ a long. time. be-
fore their patronage can again be broiiglit back.
\Ve were assayed that ‘wlien we left “Vasil-
ington, the \V|iigs of N,ortvzi_ll~:. would rally
to the support; of the paper,.and Wl)8ll'\Ve-C0ll-
sider that: in less than 1‘! montlis we have about
doubled our ’_cii'cu_l_'ation_, ,\vol‘can" aver .witli ‘grat-
itude tliat tliepledge has been kept ;_-still. tl-ieite
are inany, very -many, active and influential
\Vliigs, about us, _‘\v'll0 are always rently‘tn
give tlieir tiiiieziird money to advance our glori-
ous cause. who do not" ;take _ it, and who do not

thing. they caiiiiot atlvance tliernso cliieaply
in any other way. i:\Ve do not believe tliei;e
are 100 individuals in the town of Norwalli
who do not l‘egllltl1'ly read the Gazette, yet
brobiibly not more tliaii one faiiiily in ten sub-
scribe for it. . VVQ liia-vie n0iC0i‘ll_])lEllll,l_S to," utter
not‘ beggiiigser.inons to preach, we simply l'!Sl{ is
lit 'i‘iig/if?’ Should not those whose pI'ope'ty and
bu siness is eiiliaticetl in value by a Well (:‘otidtic-
ted iie\\'spap6=i',:is they most assuredly ztre,avail

.l themselves ofitsfullbenefits, and return a slight

_ But this we
leave forotliers to decide audpass to-atiol hot‘ sub-
ject. . ‘ ' ‘ - 3

Aside froi"n"tlie enibamissnieuts ai"id'diIiicu,lties to
be ciicoiintereu iii resiisritiitiiig a dooiiictl paper,
_.(we had rather rcsiiscitate it (ll‘t,),\\'!l_e(.li Tlall,) 2| large
portion of the printing ni:_itcrials of the office had
been stolen and destroyed by tiiiscliievoiis boys. so
,li:it we liriveibceh sc_:ircelyablc' toli:-isuc at respecta-
ble lookiiig sheet for. tvtint ‘of type, _Anotlier and
the inlist serious dilticulty is that printers are com‘
pulled to credit from 6 to ]‘3 months, and then for
ever, what they.‘ have bad to pay cash for. \-Ve have
up to the present time expended on the Gazette
about $400 "more-"tliii'ii we have received, and as the
year is‘fast.drawiii,g to a’ close", with renewed exer-
tions to please aiidiiiterest oui'.rea_tlers, we wish to
give lliein at larger slieeit-—moi'e reading matter, and
in type that can _bc decypliercd by weal: eyes. 4 To
do this we shall be forced to pdrcliase a NEW PHI-ZSS
and N,i-;w TYP!-2_ll"ir(J,ll't',‘llOl1[, at an ;outl.-iy_ of about
$1000 more. And now liaviiig slated our purpose
we appezil to our patrons, not for any gl‘illlllllt.'S,.l)l_l2
f'ora.~p_rompt payuicnt of their accounts, and weave.
coiifident \\'e"Sllilll iiotliave to appeal in vain as
task is ours, the harvest all your own." -7'

com peiistition for value received 2

‘the

3%. The .N'0l‘\Valk Gazette states that the
spirited misses of the southern part ofvthat
town intend to introduce the custom of ‘pro-,
bational matrimonial "alliance for 90 days——
at-the expiration of Wl)l(;l)‘.lime they shall be
at liberty to perpetuate the nuptials, or ‘pick
lll3:fllIll. and try again.” We. gnv up. 5 '

 1 ' ‘ ’ iJ)erl)‘_1/ .70m'7wl.-'
"-"\Vell ‘there Torniiiy," got" you — down a tliirtl
“ffllli‘,lgll'lS‘_3|l'§3ilfS0llle ]_)llri1{pl-illllsl’ and no lltlls-:
tzilge. aiidfivglietiyoulcoine over to take ten,t‘vitl"ii
us, w_e_, will.’ put. you in-ai way.of_t.esting this
truth yourself. . ,VVe -reclion you'll hear “spir-
itual _linoc.kings’.’ tlienito soiiie,piii'po"sc, under,

 

yjour jacket! 'PlllCli‘ up‘ your ‘C01."!l'tlgB-‘mid;
coineon. "' r . -‘ -' r - ‘ "A
.. .,,.A . ._B.ce,t'lnai"(.lto B1-at-., , 3 ..
.l‘1l'.;.J,.. I-1., Raynioiid . of -_.Soulh Norwalk has

sent us a beet as is a beat, and beats anything

I]; tveiglisia lit"lle=ovei' eight piiuritls" and ’is" as
big as 1./mthczt _tlie Stutiiloi'd mlt1s‘l_l‘BlSl:iSellti'"il.l§:
last vveelt, i1l1(l‘l_)(:.‘,..ti,l{S the iliIiz_ci'l',li"+fyi_‘beat to.;_'
.’I"his”b'e:et has tidditioiial attra_ctioiis_ ‘in the fii_ct_

' that it is supposed to be the “Elephant,” which .

the ladies,vand§geiitleiniin'“had: not ;'seen_".tmd
didvnot see at the “singing-‘school. on Monday

.o‘t"i'r‘sa’ii'ctum; "-and ‘not in" our fi'iend" Siri"i"ith’s‘ha_'ll,=
where all can now see it, free of exp"e.nsb.—
VYliat,a gi'owing place that South Noi'walk.is?
we learn tlizit ,é.&_e’,i'i' irieh and "wo_n"_1en ‘grbtv twice
as .li_iI.jge_ do\vn"tllie'ir'e.‘,ns they do }ip« liere.a,i'ouud

"this vile Briclge, niid,we".ve ltall'.a_._m,ind, to go

down there ourself-—w'e are.!- 

 

.. s " .-visa... .........i.... 0 .
.M"rs. .Lockwood,*. \vife-,ot'- Sandy Lockwood,

of Stanwich, Ct. while putting out‘ her._ clothes.

line on Tuesday last,‘ fe'll~aud. broke hey arm.

#3! an}, ‘it,

consider that if tll8l1'_['ll'lflCl])leS'3l'6 wortli titty-"

time and rot: 'so ‘ big’ at tliiitlr Our South ‘ Nor_- »

in the beet line we have seen this many it day. '

evening (1) " " ‘It isti)‘ -be “exhibited 'l1et'enftet-.‘in‘ :

U and noble? . \Ve are free to confess our con-
‘ ' _ viction that our only hope ol'"succe"ss is in heed-
‘ ingllie fl,Llll]0l]ltl0l1S.(.)‘f,‘ our 'cot'1'espon'de'n"t,, A

 
 

 

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aifi,i:s.§§i3- tliisi . E
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ne't§j-,' tidinofishhsftheltrugsjfrien s
con;birie;"all_fith_eii7eiiergioo§,f'nl' _, _
.p,e,,Z<,g,J,,,,,,,-¢;5;'§_i_r)Gn of th;e,__j§_/,t,1_t,ior WW 2,
2. Resolved, That the law_ recent_ly enacted by
_tlie Lcvisl_at_ure of’Maine. which in its eitecntion is

 

fects of the liquor trafiic,,is. ,fI,tl_ll!l,r.tl_l1l)j; fld}|P}e§.l
accomplish the some object itf.0ul"’-o\\.l.|'|. St<.x.ier;¢-
we pledge ourselves to use every effort for the pro-
dIIclit.m..0.l'- a..siniilai:..law upon 0,lH'—-OAWUA §.l_i|ll1l¢
lionk.

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and

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"."~ "~‘-" '.‘ 5-0 --—-.. - n.‘ r‘ "us"?
an-executive ur..-legislat’ive’--oflice at the.iie§tt.~‘ or Iluy
future election, who is not known tblbc iii fayor
of aliiw identical in substance with the law now in
force in Maine, l‘or the destruction of the liquor
traflic. .. " "7
4 Resolved, That we recommend that the ‘fol-i ‘

State, preyioiisto, the l‘llet3,,l_l‘llg§,(_Ll. the dift'e'.'eiitpo-
litical partie’s'fu.r.';'tli' ‘.§nii{ri"iii:itioii. Oficillldldilles for
oflice, viz :, \-Ve t e,umlersigiieil, hereby, pietlgq
"«‘ii"i"i'.-ieli.'é-L-"ili':"i"t we will not vote '-for‘ aii_y’5nittn‘ ='rar
an ‘.exé_i:lIllV'-emngleglélillhétnffitle atfitlxe licxt election
who is l]0,l._\li':n0W,ll, posit-_ivcl.v, to_b‘e_iii.la\'ii_r_t>fa law
for the s’il'ri‘p‘res.~‘i'oi"i (')'li-lite.‘llljtl6‘l‘)ll:5ill‘lc identical in
siibstaiicc with the illliiine lu\v‘:l'oH|iis piii‘puSe-

5. R‘e_soive'tl",", 'l‘li:it itis llie duty of all men who
desire llie'éii:ii:l}iiéi'i't iiiiil exiiciitiiiii li'ffitilié' ’propo-
st:d.l:iw, _to attciid ,tlie,.,primt,iry iiieetiiigs,«)t;.tlie;- ‘pio-
"litii:':i'l parties to‘ wliicli"'tlie'_y belnn‘«.z,‘:iiid if possible
secure the i_iominalio_n of,caiidida'tes for"- office who
are l\ll()\Vll to be favorable to ll_l(§_ utter nod entire
destruction of ilieliqiior ti'aiflic"iintl in failing to
secure S|10l)"l‘l()llllmIllOlls,,_ll. is alike "the ditty of
cmisislenl‘lelllll¢l‘l1llci5'lIIt:l!-{-0 repitdi:.ite all parties
and __v_otc lq_i' \lle,ll,V_y_ll0 willczirryout their princi-
ples; ‘” ?— - ' ' 

ti. RGFO,lY8(l", 'I‘li2it as the people l_Ia_v_e been de-
nied by the E:fet:iitiveaii_ .oppoi'tiinity to vote -for
or ngiiiiist the liqnor‘ti'iifiic tinder it i'esnlu'tio'ii "pas-1
.<';:l, by tlie.:il~inost unanimoiis vote of the List Leg-
isltitiire, giving them this privilege it become.-s every
man of sound moral pi'iiic_iples..aiid- :ti'u'e ititeprity
to ,l|l£_lluf(‘.l.llL‘ best llP.l1t()llSll‘i|i_l0ll that he can ag.iiiist
siic"li'ari'ogiiiico, aiidiat once so to-rallyf :isi.‘"t'ri*-éiittsli
tlic_ syslctii \_v.liicli this executive act was et’idciitly
'llt:§lgIled to" "lhstcii and p'i‘niii’o"tt-.' ‘ ‘ ' '

7. Resolved, That the Ext.-"cii‘live Coininittee of
this Society lieri-qiiqsteil to piililisli tlic" Maine law,
in ciiiiveiiieiit-ftirii'1, anti iippentl 'tli7e'i‘eto it petition
to,tlie _iicxt_Log_isliitiir_e for. tlioiinnieilizile i,-ii_actiiii:ti_t
of ti law ltlcllllcillilll siiiistaitzcis Willi it‘ fgr ‘our own
State‘, lilntliczlllsc the s:'iiii‘c' to, J"? elf“!-.13-led. lit; 0‘-llcll
town fofsigiiiituri-.s lill\ll,l‘lf3_(lltll.('!ly',. 0 - ~ ~.' '

8. R,(,'S(ilVt£(.l,i-'l‘l|‘:ll Rev. B. E. Hale, Barziila
i’lll(lS"()ll, l:‘.sq., and Lucian’ Biiileigli be 1] Coiniiiit-
tee to :lS(1el‘ltllll the views of the tliti‘ei'oiit cantil-
dates for Slill_(3'i.('li'i'l:(_}:(,1l'.$:iilll(,l fut‘. llle"S8_l1_il_.10i “Nd Pill)‘
lisli the saiiic as soon as iibtaitted. ‘ _ 0 0 V

9. Resolved, 'l‘liat silt-iice on the ‘part "of candi-
dafes qnestioiie'd;‘ or a_‘- rel'ii.~'al ‘t_o ‘give; their; \'ir_é'.\'s_
upon the law ['fY(ll)t)$0t,l.iSl]?.ll'l)t3 i'ngni‘ded its oppo-
sition to llielii'\_v,_..aiid that subli candidates shall not
have our votes. ' ' " ' ’ l’

A‘ 10. R-esolverl. That to c:iri'y= out oiir"I’l“"5i“l‘l'
seciirc to the people tlie'itrl'orni:itioii llt3_53(l8(l . upon
this siilijoct. wt: sliniild ‘raise at 'li.-:1.-t live luludrell
tlollars. illlll that Liiciriii-‘Biirieiglr, Bi lrl. __l‘l_ille’tll1_ll
Alviili Holt be :i Coiiiiniitceto riiisef iiioiiev here
and clscwlii.-i'c for’ this ptirposc, and t|i:it this moiicy
be expciidc_d.iiiidcr the direction of the ._.,E.\'CCllll\'e

L'oiiiiiiittce‘ol' this lsociety.-=""

Mn-. Eni"'"1'on :——From the. tenor ofthe above
Resolutions you 'will'ipei'ceive the teiiiperance
people of Connecticut; have been nialting it
demonstration of t.heii‘ principles at New Ha-
ven,-mid-liave decided upon their line. -of policy
with respect to the enactiiieiit ofa law for the
entire dcstruc"tioi'i of the |iqudi“tTi'allic. You
will pei'coivo also by "the resolutions (passed
both by the "State ,Tenipei‘ance Society and

,adopted by l.llelGl'iln(i D.l9lSlOll§Of'll1e_ Sons of
Teinperaiice. and subsequently ratified by in
large bodyof citizeiis_zisseliilJled in Mass Con-
veut'ion,) that all othei" political, conslideintioiis
areito to l).QiSl.ll).Or'Lllt]l1i.t}tl to this great iiiatt‘er.'
The fiict cannot be dis<vu.ised_ tliait tl_ pi"o_l'o|uiid,
cotivictioiris worlting ltlillle iiiiiids of‘--tlie citi,-.
zeiis of this State in favoi'.of the etiactnieiit of
the Maine liquor lttw by our own Legisliilure.
Aiidiii "aci:oi'daiice \Vlil1.lllllWS coiivictioti they
.liave iiiet in cotiiicil" and i'e"solved",i;1ntl no‘t.'meii:ely'
resolved. but.pledged‘itlieinse,l_ves1 as men of
honor -‘ to-vote for. no man for an executive or
legislative ofiico at-the next.,oi'. any future elec-
itioii" "who is not lin'o\_v"ii--to "be in favor -of a law
identical in substzinise with the law now in l'o_i-_ce’
in Maine for the entire an-izl cmiiplete_suppres-
sion Ol‘illé~llqll0l‘ tr:itTi‘c..” You will perceive
too that these pledges are to be cii'culiited in
every to\vn and village tlironghout the State,
and that l1el‘npet'ill)(:6 men. who ‘havedbeen no
doubt; too often cajoled and deceived [by political
\vi_i'e-ptillei's,aijeat last deteriniuied to be heard
upon this subject. To attempt; to tlissipatta the
objects these men have in view, comprisiiig as
they do. niaiiy ofour most reputable‘ and Vi!’-
luous citizeiis. or to coerce them intoztny other
field of political at-.tioii tvoultl lie_fut.i|e if not su-
icidal to either party. The triunipliant success
of the Maine law, in its pi'nc_t.ic_al operation.
_sei'ves.tlietn an .Ul]ill‘.S\V6l'ill)l9 iii"-guinent in favor
of its adoption here, and prevents the chance
ofaiiy pleas against its» feasibility, practzicabil-:
ity,v&c'. as have l.ieretofoi'e answered topost-'
pone any_._decid,ed action. They _rcgai'i3. tlie,
_ State of Maine as the most radiant;_,of'tlie great.
political’ sisterhood of States, and are determin-
t'5tl"‘.o follo\"v‘hei' cxa in ple, and there is no earthly"
cliniic"e_of evadiiig their position. Mass.=icliu-
setts is lDO,Vlng~lll.»lill8l Sf1l"f'1e,(‘.lll'ECll0lJ, and New
York has already brolaon ground, and New
Jersey started in the satire _care'ei'—and ii large"
tniijoi'i"Iy of the \Vliig:ivot:e'i's iii Coniiecti;-ut. itre
te’i'np’erauce' men. and in favor of the Maine
law. These ‘cii'cutn"st"nri‘ces‘, Mr. Editor,‘ we
must look-fz,n.“ th._e_fczcc+-tiic Izdvc got lo'7_)tc'cZ them.
And as"\i'Yliigs, louglilt \Ye,l)O_i2 to t:i__lte"tlia_t "course
- which alonc.ciin1 preserve frorn utter. defeiil
in the approacli‘ing‘campaign. . Let: us then‘ fix
our line of policy, andpnt in nomination such
meiras‘ will answer the. requiremeiits of tho
' Resolutions—and .- do. as ;lV/rigs: promptly and
clicei-fulvlyntvliat is ‘om-‘ duty to "ourselves and
our cause, and what is our_only truepolicy also.
' in Yours._ truly,“ VViiiG.

W'e give place to the ‘above communica-
tion‘_from the" pen --of"-oiie whose fidelity to.th"e
V_l,/higiparty has never $lVel'V't?,d, and " to us his
suggestions are .,the' \Ypl,'(lS of... wisdom,
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' _g;1j‘g; --, Tempeiance Party, ’ and we
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nut "diiéed "oi""E3tiipet,ent tt1s_|?eflk fol‘ “I0 Willi; . .

party but for as, we dglndlygllahiplsvlo boi_g$g_mpli_1.-5

l‘r’e‘3n‘i‘,',«3‘7‘tlit‘i‘tI’s 'fI’5ii1"“:fli§'”ll§??il)léfiiiifi"bli’§lifi“fi'§?l1"'i‘€;§‘:3‘7?ffiT;"I;fi’ff6;£;;,-3 ]bcbfoc0i§m~ h‘.‘,‘,‘§’§o - 0 an

7é!f"r°t1==d‘€6t: nrszrrsrr or«:ti;c§+;s'otirao;ih*i=iI' or
pollution of us. as of “ The Temperance Par-

-"ty-"' Had,’""we no pi-inci_ple in the ‘matter, every”;
,3,,ii'-"‘§RcSOlVe_d,..,T,l1_3l.t ,.\yg~\y:jV]|,_‘v9_f."e ;,,_,.;,,9 ,,,,,,,,...Cor ,:in.tlucement of policy and expediency ‘would
‘lead -us to these conclusions.

‘K:N‘ew Sprinkler. ’ -- -

= _;-A flrieiid 0§f,,;'0l!fS,.vrr0lll ,l}ietv ,Czinaau_itells_ u - a

,rr’r:bti*stoily' of‘a‘jbviar bradé i'ol‘i:‘tpiisi:ités} ‘due; of

-low-'mgap_|_e,dge::_be - ci rota latetl ~=-iii-‘each tow n -.in§<4l_iis- ‘s1\$?lMflB"'I'€§0iC8S?'il|fH'!9'{C0gfl9!!I9Ilf0£"’iqQ"l||‘@}P-¢\\‘8“:

lx'IIOWll_l(‘)‘9U,|: ,(‘:‘ll£l'I:(:.,llS tip it ,_V_£::l:l,(lrt":,l‘q (if ClI§|5£E'(3,illS.—-
It scemn llizit on.tliis occ:is'if)ii'.-'t.’|iei "eo'oty ti:b"al‘s had
been disposed (gl;ll}f_N9"lf‘,“',:xlk,t_il11] ll,ie_a\;ailg'.Lreitives-
ted in a ,-keg of the pure Juice! ..§I?lae;_t_riq .qe_t_guil
‘Y.llli-their-sitiritcd fr.olslit;iIri_to ‘sc!ui:0.bl"u'i0sI.s SW9”;
of felicity, leaving the ltegtto J"._ol|‘oiid tumble , about
in the bottom of the i\'(.‘lllCle;-"lflllll they began to as-
cend the lieiglitswliicli \‘v'ere'"‘ to toll-fer llicni into
the land i.vliir;i‘i'tloivs'witli iiiilk'~_,,and-honey, tvl'.~_cir'7if-’"'
was llisco\'ered that" their ark was afloat and - lillilir
blitcltciidd ,ii\'jz‘i"vc's'tvei'c'su_i'giiig ba_ckwar_d ‘and fur. ”
ward with e'i.-'"e"r_y jar ‘of tliel,\v't’:‘g",dli,!" "&l.';llllSl,Cil',l.s:ll3
the stcziin, was p,rell_y_well_ up, ill]: 
well as stoinaclis, and they...[orlhwitli-,“'sinelt, rat”
or rather rtini, and the special object’ of interest
was to le:i.i'°ii?\vliat'-' misliirtiitie:‘:liarl‘ove'rftiltcii their
keg. Wlicii lo I ll.)WilS’f0llD(i',llllll.‘.':ll|8E bung 'll§l(f
jolted out, and rolling over iip'oii the f:_ice'of it the
vessel liad emptied itself into" the w:igo'i"i—wliicln
owing to the coal diist\v":"is so far proot' as ,to p_re—
vent its ttiiitiiiig 0ll,l_,l‘_ I'Ie_r_o was an exiigleiicyi baf-
t1ii»g.tli.ti.os2v.oi.o.oF ‘P. "loii.-.‘-.11!Elite.e!.ts1."?.9!ss§2§.s.iii?
ruin and.ginger.liad.,often,.hegii ,l|ci,|l'd, of__antla._,ii"1""
their csliiiiatio'ii i\'as'tiot bziil to iziltii, liiit ruin ‘Ema
cliarcoal." was it ,adnii'xture,',tlie' l)/t_2Ill‘lill:S_';iOl‘
wliicli'tliey _coiild_"hot rei:on_c‘ile,"'._',"_lIol\}tever they
lilcssed their fortunate stars that the wzigoii ii...
'rioii'r, as-,\,vcll__as tlietnselves, and i'es,olv’e_"ti‘ to drive
. very carcl'nlly.,lionreand tlienf d'_e_.vise" sonic" rneaiis
of (ll'il_\\'lll;‘,'”Qfl:. tlie-liiliiiir. ;~pi_'ri‘"c.c:cdc_tl with
cxtreiiie caution aiiid ‘-held tlicirbwiilfeitiiitil ii.-‘ing
- 11 long ‘hill and tlicibingotr,p:1l'l.llll,'“\\'ilili__,its-':.e¢litrilibi'i-
iiiii, tlic jlllceiilllil-(ie.lilS'¢x‘l§.ll‘l ilibl',()_i1ll slidet tliroiigli
‘:1 scam in the tiiil-l)otii‘d,’|iiyi;iig llleidlllfil‘ inosticss"eii-
tiiilly for several rods atid.,"p’erfti:iiiii-g tlie- atin'os-
plicre ‘fa r.,ai'.otiii,d,! .§1'his.is iii bleCl(lC_d.,llllpl'()\'e.l1lf:ll!
upoii _tlte‘,‘old ‘-iiiodc of road spriiik ling aiid_t\'e_.i'ec-
oiiiiiiciitl it’1o‘llieconsideriition of tlie"Daiiliury «So
Nor\v:ilk_Raii Road Coiripaiiy as tlie‘m‘ostjiitlicious
mode"of' disposing of lllt!.".I‘llfl) l)l‘O,llglll.=llll.() 3.tliis
coiiiiiiunity,':iiid knowing loo,‘itsiicli"iibwledged met’-
its in l-2C(’[llllg tiiin3§t down, \t'ill~'an"isV.i'rt.i‘« it fixr better
purpo.-‘e_ than water. \Vc giveV.frieiid Nti'i't]iriip the
benefit ol'ntiiis siiggfzslioii, iliolpitlg tlizit" ‘zi'\'tlll-
ing liitiisclf of the idea Iris loss_iii:1y be atlecidetl»
gain which we caiinot" dotibtl-\v.as the fact. - Tliougli

“The be".-tlaid sclicines o’.iiiice.aii‘. men '

. ; Gang oft a-glayl .,:; .-- ’

An.li-:i'e its.iiougli‘. but grie

For proiiiised joy.”

in"

D? Remember that the Faltir of Brama performs
oiice tnore this evening, “ Go and see it’?

HATTERS BANK.--Tlle.l}€\\' Bank at Bethel went:
into operation last vveeltélsluc H. ”St:si.i-:7, Pres-
ident, and Simian Fl.-1RI{Y,(,:l>’lll€|'. ‘

\V.l'l.-V1‘ SAY TH E F AC UL'I’Y' ‘.' .
One of tlie sti'oiige—t evidences of the W0_l)(lEl"-.,
l'til curative propci'titis of. Dr. Rogers’ Syrup of
l_.ivi:i‘woi'l, Tor, and Cilllclltllilgllib, is the c_nu_ntt:-
iiaiice and support it has received from Pliy.-‘icitiiis
of the lii'stciiiiiieti_ce. Tlic pi1li,lic_\vcll l(l)t)\V that_‘
they are the last to ciidorsc any thing which is not
pro.-ci‘ibed iii the tlledical 'l_‘:ilmitd. But this pr"e'p"-’
ziratioii they are now l’()(!Unll’llClltll!lg, iisiiiiiiiliers of
their Il.lli()gl'2lpl1.l(;lU?l’S iii the pos'se.-'.~‘itiii'-'ol' the pro-'
prietors coticliisively show. If they ritliiiit tliiss‘
Syl'Ilp-10 be a rutiicdy for l’uliiion:i.ry and Liver-
tloiiipliiiiits-—if'.they say that .it acts specifical_ly and;
Iieiielicitillyon the Biliary , Organs, and upon" the
laiiigs, and if their opinion is confiriiied by lnfffllls,
of volniitary C(.‘I'l.lf_lCIliPS froiii the cured, what fitrtli'- ‘
lcstiiiiiiiiyctiii be desired‘? Obtuiii" tlic_ paiiiplilet’
from the Agciit, :iiir.l"re:iil it.“ -‘ " '

-_..__-__, _ __.. ._.-
illllllls town, Qlilollle Jst liist., Daniel Ryai_i,aged_
23 yeiirs. , _ 0 . 
Iii Darieii, 31st, ult., aged, 92'".
vcars.

In D:iiibiiry on the 2d ult., Mr". George
agcil 29 years. 2-ltli‘ ult., Betty Peck,-
ycars. V .

In Rcdtling, on the :25 ult.,‘ Mr. Moses
agcilfill _Yt3ill’.~l. . '

.lti Ketioslia, \Vis.,.0
Beiiedsct, iii the 52d

Tliaddcur Bell,

I Scoficld,
aged 74:

llubbell,.
n the 7th ult., Mrs. Aniiiiou.
year ofhcr age, sister to P. T...

B§ll‘,lll,lI_ll. _ , 4
,,—,. .~ .-.7To‘Rent.. 
55: A - A large commodious dwelling. Pos-

session given to it good tenant. immedi-_-'
ately if requiretl. WEnqiiii'enttliis office.

Fqr Sale or, to Rent. -
, A fatcrory and water privileg'o,situated.
 3:" in North Norwallc, formerly Sitlvermine.
'l‘_lie i'llCI()l'_V is~28x34 feet,‘ theydain ‘and’ writer‘-
wheel isnew, and every portion‘ of the estul)--
lisliment is "in good condition. Tliere are ten-
ements enough on the premises to accommodate
six families. lt will be sold oiiveigvnccomocia-'
ling ternis, or if. n'ot sold will be -rented. For
furtlier pai'ticulai's enquire at this office, or of

‘ D. COMSTOCK, Jr.

Norwalk, Oct. -31st.-11851. ' i " 44tf

 

~ - . Notice. 
. I‘1E~illTlé for '[)l‘i1lli.l|lg-01JlZ'-'i2l]8 Rnspbei'i°y
ll1lVlll,‘.’, ari'ived.,.we are notv.i'eady,to sup--
ply tltlettlll all .wlio may fayor us with a call,
. - .— AGED. SEYMOUR &.-CO...
South N0l’\Villl(.' N.ov. 1st, 1851. . V . - 3t44-
Richard I-I. White’s
Dstncingand VValtzing Acadenny. .
1%/‘ ‘RT. \V. respectfully'infoi'ms'the ladies and‘
.L geiitleiiien of Noi'\va"ll< that he will o_peri_~.
his dancing‘ and vr:iltzin"g'Ac,ademy on Fiid:iy',‘.
Nov. 7tli, at the _Conn"ec"ti'ctit Hotel, Jas. "Ste-
vens. \vhere he intends to »i‘nti'oduce all the" most
fastiioiiable da"nces.-'iiicliidii2gi ‘tllie Polka anti $-
l\‘Ia7.ui:l<:i Quadirillcs, Plain, Hop, Redo.vvda"and:-
Polka \Valtzes. Parents sending their ch'ild—«
ren to him." may rest assured that every pains.
willbe taken to teach them a graceful. and easy.-
carriage, and every attention‘ paid ‘to -their coir-
venience. "P:lll'8lliS of pupils ai'e,particulai'ly
invited to -visit. his roomscn allWoccasions.—
Scliool hours for ladies and.-t)mSteI'Sl‘fl'0h’l-3=till:
5 P. M. For (ienllel_l‘leU'"fl'0lll 7'until‘ 9 P‘. Mi

upon both p'olitical parties by the Teinpei"‘:iiice‘
men" of 'tli__is"_Sltale_',l a_r_id"liowevei' itiipoliilic or in-
judicious. either party may. deem the iningliiig
of these A two eleiiientsfltve '-can see no
alt_ertiative. ,,There is no possible cliant:e_'_offari
evasion._oi' postponemeiitiiof the question’, and
to. "stave -itoff by lying and treacl_iei'y. might; an-;
swer the purposes of .tlie‘-Oppositioui but tl1_l3 is
no pai'tiof.tho‘.\Vl1ig‘ creedj. in this" ‘position of
|.llings;'.tvh‘at is the l_ie__st course to be pursuedé.
what is most:- .._;udicious—-"what is most: ptitriotic

large majority of the \V.,hig party: are, tamper,
nnce'men’_. and men ‘-of principle. The" (team.

l’rivate'Lessons atanytitne _\\'l'ien not occupied
with classes. , _Acadenii_es and families atteii_ded_
‘.0. 011 .1'eilS0u.able lerm_s.. F-0|‘-.§0_l'l_)_lS apply to
. , i R. H. VVHI'J.‘E.._ _

 .‘S_u,bsci-iption Bookfor entra ace of pupils now"

openat the Connecticut Hotel. « 44.
. ERE’I?.()FOR _e,x_isting-_be.t\veen -l"~_f.~A.«.
I 65 J .- VV..Rocluv ell is h_er eby dissol\ied_by_
tnutunl consent. The accounts ofthe latefirn: _
will be settled by John
contiuuethe business. " A. . ,. A

. ~ - ' .« E-.-A.~R0.C'KW«E:I1L_.

-T; W::R0.C.K.\V'E.E-It-. .

'-11.1.85}:--:.-,. 2 V ' ‘»

, _Ridgefield, O_ct._ 315
All accounts remni
185'2,~-will be plat; 
officer foij collr,'-c,£,‘,;,1’;‘_IT‘;‘= . _.,
 3“-44v'= ” ‘I. W. 1toci£?lfEp1.ii-.

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