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Norwalk Gazette, Tuesday, December 2, 1851 · page 2

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__',; _ ..:.~.":-_1,i.'til-..‘~‘ :“- ii.lli{'l'l r-.l.v:’.i".3§. i,~2~.". ii!-

t.l"t'*Lli.l l:-o~‘i'it-.\=c th 3 _i,itllt'it tltir.its :1 ;_zi‘t'nt deal

about him. .-tlthou_-_;h mama , s.-_vs it is \'r‘t‘_\.’.
9

n.‘itt«_v,ii=.v f-pr me to say so, hit l" iictird Lani":1
was in love with him before he went to EU-
rope, amilhat she was certain ile."lil€l' mil
care it fig for her, and how could she be cer-

talnof‘ that if she didn’t think. he thought
some of her ?

te l‘i‘fi"g""i3‘é§iii“’i‘ownse‘rid th:=.t'Hr_-len i-"irunil-ton-—

4-.Y',,,,, reasoning is not vet‘ylo,gi"cal,”5

sr‘oi,l_cd_iSlsic,witirsuch :1 sweet, sad smile,
,h,‘1;, it e,,m-,.]..,r i,~,m_,-fixed rt ynt.tng nmn ‘com-
ing up the gruvel wall: which wound ‘ thro‘
gm 1}, W n, He was tlresserl in deep mon rh-
ing,'an'd his eyesjwere sad in their express-
ion,bnt large and brilliantly beatutlflll. His
feattn-es were faultless, and his figure was
singularly _commanding. --

Thcrc was something about that smile of
Elsie Gray’s which made his hem‘! stand
still, but nsit passed away from her fact‘,
leaving that wan, we‘.trir_=.d expression. lit?
shook his head _ mournfully, and continued
until he reached the verandah. His steps
fell upon" El"sie’s ear, anti looking up she
saw the sir-ingfl’. No! no str:tn_«_rer to El-
sie Gt'uy’$ heart, for with a wild cry of joy
she sprang for\v;ird,antl then sank back sens-
less upon the lounge. As that cry ran thro’
the house, Mrs. Dcvcring it-aste:-ned down-
ward, and found Philip Stewart calling up
on_Elsie by every enu‘earin_«_r_ word he could

thinlr of to awaken her from her L'l:£tlllly_

siutnlim‘.

“ Have i not sttffercd eno-ugh,.b'nt that she
must die now—-die in my arms, my bird!
my treasure ! my poot‘,wan, wasterl darling!
atvztlre for me, Els.i,e—-for me, my love! Oh,
bring me :tir—-bring me water—lor Heav-
en’s suite, Mrs. Dcvering. don’t let my Elsie
die,” and thus incoherently he cull.-rl upon
her while she lay so pallid, so motiattlcss,
that they all trembled fearing the spirit hat!
departed. T

 

Helen Hamilton’s blue tissue was tuade
in. vain. The courted and admired Philip
Stewart w:‘;s absent from the party, tt_u.l none
could cotijccttzt-e the unucconn table canse.—
A weelr afterward a merry company Went
up to Sonthton, and Mrs. Dr-vcring \'»’aS :2!-
most as happy as Mrs. Gray and Elsie,
and the devoted, self plightctl oi hm‘
childh..od. There they let-arnctl of the
deceit witich Mr. Stewart hail practised, lea-
ding Philip to suppose that Elsie and her
mother had gone to England; and then af-
ter his father's death how he had sought her
in vain in a for land, and found no clue-—
how heart sick he had rc:tut'ned and wbiletl
away the days as best he might, until the
eventful evening at Mrs. I)evering’s. Then
from the lips of Mrs DPV(‘:l'il);—1' "and l\-lr..=.
Gray, Philip learned of all the utniring (le-
votedness and self sticrificittg love which El-
sie had borne her tnother—-—of all the w:‘;_=ry
days: of foil" witit‘h she ‘nod endured, and
clusping her close to his: lit-‘-.t:°t, he l)i{'S.‘3(“t'l
God for his atigol lt'l.*.21:3ll‘t‘t: A.'—ltt)‘tilei' uiontb
and in the old church, €mlP:.’.!‘£‘tl to her in
very lY)1:‘.lly"Zl.~?SCClllli()n.~", Elsie Gray sir.-o-.l in
solemn happiness bzafow the atltar, and gavt:
herself with all t"nctt'u.~.tf":.-lrt.os.s of ittl‘.0(.‘("nc£*.
and trnth,to the one who by _y9:irS of un-
Slve-rvinfl <:on.s‘t;.‘.n'C_Y iiilfl llroveal hiausi-ii" wor-
thv to protect and clu?t'is"h her with his l~)\’t".

llhe p;ir.<<.~n:tge \t':'ts iultabitrd, f".~.t‘ itlts.
Gr: 3 clung to it now ll1;1.t.Sl’it‘ conli it-_;.'-till
call it hats, and (_'lleei'€-tl by the alttiost cons-
"iant sncivty of Philip nr.d Elsie, hm‘ tin}/‘S
passed peacefully and happily. Frcqu-:-nt
were the visits which they received from their
true ft'iL’.nCl, l\.‘lrs. Devr:t‘ing, ntitl \\'ll(5tl ‘t.t<‘._y
returned :l‘.e.m,there tvere none but felt pro-.;tl
of enter.tninin5; the stylish fvlr. .‘:§tewrit‘t l~;llCl
his be~=tutif"t.tl and gl'3Cel"l}l,‘.\’ifI‘f, for ev-;=‘. lie .

en Flamtiltoa llzlfl lottg since Ce:.t.:‘-cal to \v.~.n-
det what would become of those .‘\‘E'.\'lll:;j

people. A

In the gi‘nvn,.3,-crd at Sotztlit-on,n ;:nre mott-
tlment of‘ .sl:ttuat'y marble m:tt'l.'.s the gpnt
"where Elslt3’s "f::t.icr sleeps, and one not
less costly, erected by the same lmmls, com-
fll~'€'mllT0i'itl8S the virtue of good‘ Deacon
Walters.

 

T/is I\"cza York Crt!ast7'r,-p.7t3/ —...',‘vi-.inj.' in.
stances of heroism and self sacrifice on tic
pztrtof the children are told. One poor g rl
who was on the staircase nl'ter_the l):.tluSlr:\(.l9s‘
had gone, feelirsg herself fir.-rcelji’ prcssvtl to
wartl the Ctlge of the fearful gulf, threw her
arms around a younger girl next to her, who,
having more support, stood in no itnmedtut--
daiiger The little one, feeling the grasp of
Her friend, Silltl, “Anne, lctgo, pleats, or you
Will Cling‘ me (l0wt) Will} _yt_)u." Anti Anne
did let go. A few instants she ltept her |U0l.'
ing, then reeled and fell upon the mass of
suficrers below where she suli'ct'ed speedy
death. "

An‘ instance offraternal devotion told at
One Aifretl Gage, who, after rcacliing the
ground floor in safety, saw his brothel‘ on
fire‘ fatalstait‘case, v.-iinly scrrlting in return
h_1s_footin_c_~;. Alft‘.-‘d :1ttemptt‘d to stetti the
living tide, and to malte his way tlii-..u.\:"n ii
to assist his brother, but his ell}:-t’ts were
irnttlcss, and placing lllmsfflf lwlow the little
fellow, he t.old him to spring down :1 llelélili
OflW€lll_y feet. ri‘l"if.}S cilllefii ulgonj ‘hi; b"0\'v
mfitle the friglttful" lt~JiTp into the :ll'tttS or tn’.-.
brother, and both fell among [he ,p,.,,,q am;
wounded, without being in the feast trijure.d,

_,, -.._

 

To N"t‘zo'.c;mpcr Piublis/m‘s.—'i‘iie Anniver.
sary of the Btrllt Duyof f3t~.‘.t‘i_i.'imin F1-~,.~,n|,-lg“,
- Will be cclebr.-ngil by the 13.-gm...-5 ,.,f llx(.
North West, at Detroit. It has b::‘cn sug-
gesie‘-l ‘hilt acopy of every ttf‘.\\'.~'§mpPl‘ no-ts
published in the United States, he t)itiilllle'.l
for the 0€'Casiot'). Those from l.’2tC‘l) State to
be bound ma volume by lhetnseivos and
placed upon a table where the _t,~up,,r-i- win be
given, and alter the celebration, to he hath.
ded over to some public‘ library ”
Ont‘ brethrent ofthe Press will‘ confer a fa-
.vor by rnailmg ucopy of their Daily and
FV(-3Ul§l_‘{., rirrectedto the Detroit Tt'ibtine, De.
- tI‘0tt, '.\'lz('h., and to return will receive :1 full
:8CC0Unl 0i ll”? pl‘nt'c‘ctlingsof the tiny, and it
COPY “film address on the Occa.-sinn, by the
'H0u.Joim N.ln;_§ersol|,\vito has been se-
lected as the orator.

 

- ‘ TViml/all-fin‘ a. I1attcr.——Mr. James Mil-
ler whohus worked as a _it')I)rney;n;1n [mm,r

‘ ft)!‘ the last ten years, ll’! C/lncinri";1[i,u few
days ago received notice from \Vn_.~iiin..i.,n
city that lhesutn of $53,000 was n...,;',‘;....
his Orders at the cnpitnl—he bcinu heir {"0
an old fvicxicnn indeutnitv ci.»ii_~:i 10 um,
amount, which line recently been allot;-9,1

" by the'Contrni.~siotxers. "The good news wag
entirely uncxpr:cted by him.

 

 ',Ii.,he:-.rate.of passage from Liverpool to-

? - .
1\ew York and Boston,on board the Cunard
and Collins steamships, wttl be reduced on

the 8th of November to £30 or $150. _____

- -""- ... " ..
."t ‘,1.‘.?3i'e":1-;—~t.'- .3. -'-.15: 4:3,’:

l-mil, the appi"§.“iS "the tnnst on !y‘ .
clieupest, the 'mo's__t dtt rstble, .i,s._c_:t,1,p'r1,l __f,"l7-‘-*'_
log; used in more wttys us an article of f0(-"la
nutritious, «,_There is no family \V'i1Gr‘-' iii‘-’-3’
are not o"t_,‘ed to "a greater or less extent, and
very few fatniiies, w‘ne"re three or foul’, um?-5
the present qtrtntity would be consumed. ‘f

_ it-my--Coulri be purchrtseri thr()u,~_{hot._tt their

season’ for"al*u‘.ut fifty -c‘e'""t1ts'-1t~ bttshel. .
" Sweet apples, where they-can readily be
olitainiad. and at low prices, have bccntiie’ as
cotnr"non"an article 0.‘ food upon" the table, as
the potatne; and since the high prices, of

tatoeitself. In one of the "small towns of
this State, but one which produces much
more than the uvcra_<,zc quantity of fruit, 21
get'itlemart.states that the amoun.t of apples
produced is .._t.r.-in ten"thousand;barrcls,_:ind

itants of thetnwn would conveniently use
thcinselvcs. The fartiicr, ltowvvet‘, must
turn some of his produce into cash, and fin-
ding; the apple in gtcat demand, sells «'1 large
proportion of what tltigitt profitably be con-
sumr-d in his own family‘ at home.

The populution of the State of M;issacl1u-
setts is 094,600 persons ; allowing five per-
sons to each family,‘ that being the usual al-
lowance by statisticians, and that number
would give 199,000 fattnilit-s. The average
quantity of apples consumed by each of
these t‘.in‘.ilie.~: would be at least five barrels
—sotncftuni1ics consutning three or four
times that number, and others, less. This
would run the number of barrels required
for home consumption in this single Stntc. up
to ni.>t».- /tuna’/‘ell am! 7t.‘Ixt:~I_7/ cc I/Li.i1.'.S{l-Ill’! {rar-

rc.’.s. L\'nw we ltavn. no mrans of ast‘ert;tin-
irrg, with atiytltirig lil-:‘:‘. acctimcy, how mn-

ny apples are annually producrd in this
State, but l‘.:ivc no ida.t that ii. is anything
like that zirnount. If each town in the State
shoul:l produce three thousztntl lmt't'els, it
wool-:.l still full short of the amount rrquircd
to meet the (lt‘l’fiCtllLl for home coztsumptiott
if lit?-.~‘-t‘. suppositintis arc correct, no fears
neeti be ctitertnirtcd that the supply of ap-
ples for many years to come will be greater
than thctiemand for them. -
Allnu it.-gr one barrel ofcidcr to melt fum-
tly in the State for the varion's purposes in
which it is "used, for r.:ool;irr;r, vinegar, Stu,
and it would give 199,000 barrcls——whtt-b
n18 bushels to the 't)nt‘rel would make 1,592,-
000 husht-ls, OI 199,000 barrels, making the
amount dcntantied in this State alone, for
home consumption, at the very lowest esti-
rnute, l,t94,000 barrels of applcsa year!
So far we have only spoken of \\'ll.'tl5 may
he used at home-—the demand for exporta-
tion may, mttfl Lll’l(i1.l9Slli)ililbl:,’ will lie, tnoch
grt-:ttct'. Bnltiwin fl[l[2‘l(3:$::lG selling in S.-ii")
Ft‘z.~.rit‘i-rco for 25 cerit:: each, and at -835 n
l:int‘et;l l The (")['Cili_‘ti‘(l.‘7 of i‘§e\v "Ertgl.in_tl
Will soon la-.: trip:-ired to mo;-.t the «Joni:-ir‘.tt's
of this v. i-l<.‘:’_‘.’ t~.‘<'c:t«lt’-ti ;‘.{‘;(l t':ipi.§i_‘,I p=3'.‘s:_tl::al
country . thtrn the fti(‘l"lllly rc-litiutvri,-‘ and the
frt'q:‘.cnt t‘.ommt:uic:tti-zitis lH'i,WL’t3tt this coun-
try untl ulcxac,-r,», will n;;|_t;:‘;=.ll_\' tiptari it untr-
lcct for rut‘ :;pp.'«.-s there, in f.‘_‘{{‘li'.ll‘.':;L*. for hr-r
<iI‘t1=.t'-NS and Olin?!‘ cnzninodities. in«.lccd.the
Wlmlx‘. Ctitltittrtttt, cfown as for us l‘;t*0pl“ con-
;_rt‘t-gztti“. in Gill.-‘:<, oi-..cii< r. i‘:ti¥?!i.'llL‘7i-‘:3 otttlet for
t'rzi.s"c‘l.ienp anti triiiiicssiiim .':i".i{‘lt_’ of l:t.m,m
it" tilt’-5,‘ :li-'.t':‘l"i§‘.l. its cul$iv:‘itio.‘t,
eitui lit“. t‘l.i:::..:tv é‘i:vul:l‘_l piove l"r:voi'nb!o at
any g.-oint, it will long be an c:;p:-rimcnt
with them. =mr.l they must pass the ordeal of
i:<::'r‘.i'.~‘, bli_;{l1!,:ir-:i.3etit, want of svstcm and
,l;riti\\'l:-alga, rztnd :1 limit;-‘:‘."rl(l o‘bc:‘"difficulties
‘.‘."lliCll if. is lopcd \‘.'E‘. are about :3!i}8i'git'lg
from. All lli«“:"-3 0. ill lliE"."C their cli"? ct ttpon
l.lt:‘l‘tl, as zi".="y l"lE!\'t: l~.;:=:l u,:.r::: ti.-'.‘_.-.t) tl;.=.tt the
_\_.‘-')ttt::—L'(‘.~;i— pl.-.n:cr l‘.c'c can hurt: no cl.lI}S0 of
:=.tt.‘<i<‘ty in rclzttiotr to I‘. dt‘m:mtl for his up-
;.i-';- <‘.:'-op.
i‘§".:-‘.-.- E"~".‘-:;_<_rl;tntl is the gre:tt trztnttfuclorv
of ice, and her I‘.-tllrntttls are the avenues
tiirottgli which it p:issos to the nations of the
East. Since this article of export has been
protilttcc-rl,a vrny has been opened to e.\';:o:-t
our apples with ice, where the tcmperattire
is kept low and couni, npplc.~; arr-. tt‘.tnspnrtt‘tl
into the f.:r t‘egiot1s of the i"vj,i.~t, and sold at
liandsome prohts. it is suit! that in hot Cli-
ttlitl.-”.‘\.‘ they are it'll‘-.'fei‘t't’-cl to any 0il‘t(‘l' fruit,
anrlarc ca,c_I_et‘ly sought for \\i1t:l‘L’V€l' they
have been "in'.t'otlttcied. The ports of the
:\‘lt-(lit-;-rt‘ar.can alone wi'l require a large sup"-
ply, after the trade will) tbt-in is once open-
ed. At this moment a vessel is being loudvd
with .'t_nplt=s and ice, at Churiestown, for Al-
(‘Xflt’t(ll‘i;\, in ldgypt,

 

su.';==:.~:i:’:.t‘:‘-.

mr-rd. s-'.-‘liin,r_: at from 8, to -l2 and $16 a bar-
rt-:l, rturi. by the itut‘k.~tars at it-npcncc, and
siotr.t.‘lirries nshillin«_r cztch. The rapid com-
rnunic-ation l)t;-t\.‘.‘cr-n this country and that of-
f"«'trdr-.'l by our‘ stezttnsltips and packets, ena-
bles the -::por‘.cr to get tiwtn there in perfect
condition ,’. con:it‘qt.icntl_v they are fast beco-
ming un impot-taut article of trade, and art,-
rlestinml to liiet-onto one of the principal sour-
ces of" porlit to the fnrznet‘. An ii-,cre;1scd
St)Jt,{il_',’ li'lCl‘t“ll.<“SlllU (lflfllzlllfl. Apples are
/"az'_.g/i.r‘/° in i"i‘.iil'l4Zl‘i in the full bearing; year,
than in the odd years when the supply is
rnnch less. par:.n.lo.vicnl as it rnoy seem. _
V’lien the crop is large, the natural suppo-
:;’tion is, that the pricc will be low : "and
shippers el1'.fH'il’I_$_.',‘ into the business largely,
lmvp the t‘.l‘it:t‘$ up. A g‘l'n!ien|un in i\7.—;w
linttt,risiiit‘i=, info!'m;~ us that when his orchztrd
point‘ into l)t"l{}l'il‘.-Q‘ 5f'.itlf':(’. 30 years ago, the
)t’:~‘l m-urltr-;t in forum or his a ;les was 3-,
P0l'll:lllLl. Till.-4 yr=;=.t‘hi2 refnsclil .‘$s~4.2:3, for
the product of less than on at‘.-‘-_=. and three-
qiI‘.tI‘lé‘t‘s,to be takcn rm l.~’t‘e trees.’

Willie, then, we would ‘not advise the far-
mer to l'l§‘;{lt‘.‘C[ his corn and groin crops, to
invest extrav:i__c_1antly in a up u ti‘ee3,we mmld
I't"C0.'nlil8U(l to him to plrtrft a few trees of the
best varieties t-.ver‘y yrrztt’; but not more than
he can manure and cUltlVitl.8_WiIl) care.

 

m California Sht-rifls are pretty ‘well p;i;,|,_
the law in t'eg;at‘-.l to them allows 533 ~ir_;|' 59,-
ving, rt sutntnonsor unj,‘ other [)t‘nCf.‘Ss by
Wiiicli ‘-10 action is commenced; for travel,
50 cents per mile ; for a bond, #32; fin». sgr.
vmg at sub, (Run, for each \vitnc.~s, 8i, and
for every mile l.l'iiVf18Ll serving it, ‘.551.

 

The Telegt'aph at Bttfiitlo reports :1 terrible
loss of life on Lalie Michigan: by the capsgz.
in_«_g of the hcbooner I'V'G.\\’boi¢l’ bound to’
Grand l3'r-ancis from. Chicago. Thirty pi-_.,~.
sons on board are said to have penshed,

 

hauling sonic old i"amily papers rt.-cently,
c-.tmc acrossthc oi'igtri:il order book of Gen.
iiurgoyne, use-ti by-him in. his ‘march from
C-antmtltt to b‘nratog.'t.
ting rt mmiscenccs of his defeat and capita-
latton.

4.

,t'".ii“:iil =llc. fftijts. protl-ucet.”"itt. ,w Eng,‘-“"
l

 

.2 an ->* --

‘:tTtil‘ls, probably, the "most,-gvs‘-holesorne.and.-

potatoes‘ ha"ve‘prevaiicd,- have been more ex--.
tensively .u.-zed in,some districts lllz_1!I_the _po-..

that this product is not tnnre. than the itihab-"

in Ennleintl. our :1 .~ ‘»l(I‘S are hitfhl ‘ cstee-
- 1 l -. S .

A gentleman of Netvburg, N. Y., in over-

It is full of interes"-..

 

 , yll"}~T.ttcs§2sg',“lDfcc..l." . 
Afrrtz rrrri‘0 si“"wH t o s t

”"‘ "7VVh' ~.rh is ‘ 'Tow 11
into whose hands this p'a[iet'«f~"all;s_‘ go

at once to the Town Ha_ii-and, aid-

in tlie-elct:_tiou of our ca_n_did:tt".es ly

"" -i-'"—Titiis (l\"'Ion<.la"y)5:tftérno‘on5" ” ’ ‘"’*

"'.Tl1é Dernocracy ‘are making a
determined effort "to "c-‘a_rryftl1eirfcat'13
didates ‘by -~crea-ting" disafi‘ect.io_n.. 
the VVhig ranks. Be on hand!

 

"' Local Ditfcrcnct-s.”

"Our ncigi"iliot' over the "left. evidently itrtiie
agony of dispnlt‘, is shedding his cl'O__CO(lll(:3"if"e?l rs
()\'t-‘.l'Wi]’1i.-lie is pleased to term “the ill feeling
“existitig‘bot.\\'e9n "the South N"ot'walk citizens
‘° and those about the "‘ iu‘id_g"e,”"ntid so de"e[")‘:tl]ti
sinccrc is his grief that. he even (left-.rs thcissue
ofltis slteetxover‘ from 'j‘ttr=.=tl:iy.t.ill Sattu‘dn_v.
having the atgotty piled up fresh nud green for
the help of the deinoarncyt‘-t Monday's election
cltur-.klin,g in his sleeve (deluded mortal) nntier_
tho fnlicttous snppmitioti that our friends at the
.soutl'_t villinge will swallow the bait and t'"e:tli_V
think that tile)’ are the nfiictc-‘d and persecutt-d
people which our neighbor and tho “. special
apostle of the democrncy" have insist.erl_on.———
The \visl).is often _litlitct' to the tltottgltt, and
Siitnn not ttnfrequently turns clmrI‘iotecr when
he can s"erve htmst-‘_lt"hy holding the reins, and
it requires no great stretch of the itiiztgitittlicin
to all tibutc this unusual flow of, sorrow and
lilill.'ll"tfilil0D"S.jlt$t before evr-ry election to that
subtle systetit oftactics to which the oposhion
ever resort; for success.

\Ve know that the ilf0l'(’)S2lld “ democratic
liome Flilissitinnrj,-"’ has of into mntlc-. t'epentct'l
Vi:+il.3 to our south i]eiglll)t")l‘S and i:ihot'eti":tnd eu-
lrented them to opt-.n tlteit‘..eyc‘s totltcir tvrongs
and their stsilluiitge l—-—insisting that tlicy \ve.rc
torment.<-d. scouted and reprobnted by all who
live an. the bridge "(:ir.t"| vote the Whig ticket, of
t:out‘se) and that their only escape from such
(.‘2ll:tml1i(’S was to join in it “ union ticket.” with
the tlctnoctmzy, in other words. sell tlimnselvcs
to lncofocoism and all would he t‘i_~_;ltt.! This
mode ofoper:tt.ing is getting stole,-—tlto -people
all know how much. the dc/nocracy do Lovr: the
clear ]7r..n}:lc just brfine an. clcc/ion.’ 'l‘hoy
weep with thosethut weep, and l'f‘j()l(‘.(9 with
those that do l‘P_]nlL't‘, in fact they are the quint
escencc of _ consistency nnd honesty, perfect
n0s(.‘;;uys of'politic;tl itttegt'ity, until election is
over. nml then “ (3ii‘(:lllltSf2il)'.:(’.S alter crises."

Tile j._-':tt.tsc. in this instance is too thin to de-
cetve the most ttmvnt-y, and the 1-rims (,'-lll(.'.llli1l(’.(l
upon will come up min us. And li(‘re we con-
fis.lt'=:‘.:ly usst‘t't' that. it l_\v‘"tt<‘r or 7mn'r.‘1it’;errzl s/a.-‘c
(3/'_f'r3cf!.n_g‘ town rtls South l‘iorw:tik tte\‘et‘cxistet.|
at nu)‘ limo ht-~i'or_e in tilis ;.‘:m of the town.-—
if we land not kur.v.'n this lit) he the fact we

"sltottltl not itnv:-~. felt Hi lib:-rty to advert to our

uni-__-libot's witli the fziuiiiiurity that. wt". ltnvo

:;l\'.'n_\'s ti.-mil. Trill: ttbnnt "_ii-‘ltl()ll.~'li'-:5” and

~- tlii"t’et'c:tc:‘s” it is tho sltc:-rest
bug! And when the i_)emocrut. citairgcs us or
uny nnmbt-.r oftlte citizens of the bridge us at
V:tI'ie.nce with, or iuckingin good feeling townrvl

locofoco i‘:llil‘)-

our neighbors. we prottottnce the charge false.
in s:pe:il;ing oftltem as cilizr_-.n.=i we ituvottl\‘.'u_\,'s
or-.'a:'dctl ti:-ctn. {IS we do now, twice the spirit
and (-itiftwtilise (,1 1linl)I‘itl;_vt-.! if ‘.vo ixzttl zt patr-
titzle t.-ftlte.-it‘ r.-nls‘t'pt'iso the mill tttiisttrce wonitl
he 1‘:-moved in less than :1 ‘week. We are parts
of rt ;',lul‘iouS indisst,»l:ii:»ie \'c'uole, and the tune is
little tlistitnl. wlten we shall be 01%; in fact its
well its one now in F:-it-.littj'. “-76 cannot. but
deem o-ur nt-.igl)boI's first chapter of Lntnnntn-
lions an insult. to the intelligence of our neigh-
bors. \Vltou they are tleludet.l into pinying sec-
ond fiddle to lot-oi'ot:oistn, it: will be quite time
for him to ohtrudc his wet. nurse services upon
them. 1*"
Another Victim.

The Govm‘r:ot"s prot-iztnmttons for Thanks-
giving have not nppeurted more t'o:_v=.ilztt'l_v in the
columns of this paper. limit the rvcortls ofvio-
A gr:-met‘ or

luss ltUtnli(‘t' have filleu by the wnysitie and pet'-

lent. dcntlts from itittmtptwnttce.

lSl}('-.‘(.l with the cold e‘-‘cry winter siiitze our re-
iu

'1

ll)ellll)l'EtllCe, so that we uuticipnte lll-3 pain
record with its mut-.|t certainty as we look for
the snows and sleet. The fir.~sr. to record this.
winter is that ufpoor Lewis Tuttie, \\ ho went.
reeling home on ‘cVednest'l2i_v txiglit lust, and
failing in the snow, perished in the cold ! His
body was found, stiffctied and hlerrclimtetl, and
in his pocket n bottle ofhis only eurtlil_\-' (enntny,
l‘IUM——:tccurs.ed RUM! \\"e have no ltnrd
words to deal ll:e man who sold him his death
potion-——wko, for piiltry sir treats‘. no fl0’:ll.\f, thus
ignoininionsly put an end to the lift-. ofn ltuuinn
bciug——if' he be capable of feeling, ho suffers
airentl_y all that he can suffer; but we have
words of rcniotistruuce-, of t‘.zll'Ll(’!:lI protest. to
utter to those in this community who quietly
.‘iLtl)mll to the pe:rg>cit':ilioti of these illfqtlelli and
most; lltllllllilltt MU!U)J‘.'RS ! Lewis Tuttlewvats
rt poor (ltuttl-'.ttl"l, yet be had 2: heart. usoul, full
of noble itnpulscs when free from his cups.——-
lle had friends. it funniy, t:hildrcn. any one of
whom in view of his dcattit would have been
sorrowlcss, in c0tt][)itl'_i§Otl to their present. nu-
utterztble, hopeless, grief, had his |ilc’s blood
been spilled by the steel or the bullet: of the
midnight. assassin. Yet how vastly difi'erent;
does the com/nun‘£t_y feel I Let but one of our
citizens be tnurdoretl tncoid blood by tl1o.mid-
night robhct‘. and there would be no bounds to
the cxcitetnent: and horror with which the
zclwle people woufd feel outraged! But here is
it worse, it more ag,grnvat.nd and more painful
MURIMCR cotumittcd nt our very t.lrm:’S,::l)(l what.
is more, it. is (iiilyoue of very mztny that have
l7t:c't"l corntuittcd, and yet the most that escapes
the lips even of the tender heartctl is "poor
f'ctiow.he deserves it better fate." \Ve"hope
this may be the only sirnilni‘ l'e(.'0l't.l this winter-
l..Ul'«‘ll|lS town, but. we have no faith that it will
be i daily we puss those whose tottering limbs
we expect to see stiffened by this win-tel-‘s
cold. God grant. tit-at it. may not he so, but we
can but expect; it. In view of such scones
Vyinlt "ii1.At*{' ¢_‘un, rt-inn pecuniary, political, perso-
 0l' any other con":"ihIe|‘iitions,i" fuii'to~(lu nii'"€' in
his power to drive from the State of Connecti-
cut,this greatest evil that evet'cursed' the world.

 

.-’'~..t'z§rt7&?" , __ I , y

The annual rilsiriliutinn of Ezijtii,it1g§;,.I_3i.cgl-"-
nis, «S;-;.. willtnke place in 'D"ecmnhe't‘"." The
imtucemn_fit.;q are even gt"c-‘sitter’-‘ than li,ct‘etp"foi‘:c._

_,gQn,L,_9Ll]gl'_ily‘_il}‘gS all on__A't:1ei‘ic1it) subjects. viz.
.1. "AH lurgs line ettgt'nvitig by .lo"nes,ti"fte‘"t°\Vbo‘d.
'""vii,"!,e’,s"‘ éelol;t‘:it’etl;"p:iintitig of M exi't::trt News-
i\Iarion Crossinv the Pedee‘, b ' Rnnney.—
3.‘ .
Mount \Vusltington",""frotnthe valley oi.Con-

~-

3"

~

by VV'oudville. 6. .l.5ut'gaining for a. Horse, by
.M,eunt;.. _ _. _ . ' __ _ W ,

By mer'"m"s of this ootnbimitioh instittttion, a
person is sure to get; more engrnvingsfot‘ his $5
than could possilily be purchased in any other
way fot'=tI'el)le that sum. Besides these extra?‘
ot°dittttry iudttcements. —eat-it-subscriber has an
eqmil tzlntnce of drawing at. Painting 01‘ Medal
worth in many instances i_iundretls of‘ dolltrs.
Mr- \Veed the Hon. S,ect'cI:ti‘y"fot‘ this ". f_0VVns,
we believe is now preparing to ntttlte ._itis"t'e-b
mittances to the society and all desiring at
Cllalncellttllifi year,‘"s drzt wings should cull at
his store as soon its possible.

.______________..___._._

A\l\‘OTfH-‘."l‘.'l‘}-‘.RRlBL!‘2 Acctnt=.:\"1‘m N.YORK-
——ltntma.dint.ely follotvitig the said (lentils of'"lhe
'\Vnrd School calamity. comes the in‘r.elligon(‘:e
of unotlwr scene of desitrucfion and dentlt.fi-om
ll Slmilall'(1ill€tSil‘0pllC. On Monday weok,ubour
19,‘, o'clock. the men employed in tho pt‘:-ss
factory of hi essrs. Hon. at the corner
of I5t'onine and Sheriff Streets, itud stop-
ped work to cut their ditllJel'.'~‘, ll tremen-
dous craslt was ltcnrrl. and at the next; moment
it was fottntl that the rear wall of" the five story
l)rowcr__v of P. C. I-lurmon.itittl fitllon upon tho»
roofof the mnr:hine shop of the i"ottn«lry.crt.t~ih-«
ing it in. and itistzttitfy killing two men, anti se-
verely wounding two others. Tit:-‘re were
about. sixteen persons in the shop at the time,
who escaped injury. tiionglt trszmy of them
Wet'e. but‘iet.l lJt"‘.llPillll tltu nvztlttticlie of _9,r:tin
from the bre\vet'y. The 1‘0r:0vet‘y oftlie woun-
ded persons is extremely doubtf'ut,oue of whom
is derttttgcd.

._?._.

 

Tlmzaksgivitag. __

This titne honored festival was ushered
in by quite a snow gtorm on the Tuesday
previous giving us alittle dash of "sicighing,
which was lengthercd out by sortie for an
ncconipanyment that day. The loads of
fine Turkics, geese, and chicircns, which
had decorated the several provision Slum‘.-S
had mostly disappeared at an carly hour on
‘Wedtiestlay, and the next morning the al-
tnosphr.-‘re was light and clear with 5a_ur.-r]/
smells perftitnittg thegentic zcpliyrs. The
.storcs were generally closed -’il1(lll‘t€5 scrviscs
at the ciiurchcs well attended. We tinted
as usunlon that day many of Norw;il!r’s
tiutit-"e born, whose f;tcc.~? haitl long since
cca.scri"to be larntilizir, and no doubt the
gI'€-Jittist “mount ol"jo_v was in the rt-union
of litmiiies, which it brougl-.t, though we
saw no li:t;:p7:r.-t‘ ct,t1t'tI.i.-nnnccs than those of
Olli‘]i:iCl't3l' cluss oi laborers many of whom
we observed on 'i‘l‘.:tnl:.~*_r__rit'i'i<_; eve with an
::dip"os§‘. fowl firmly gtitsptd by the log and
itztsting to thcit‘

“happy homes, in wliich the ligltt
Ui hottslioitl lll't.':‘ gleam: warm and lmgltt.”

 Mine [lost of the Ntirtvztllc Hotel.
lt:t<.l=n_ very l)lHis€‘i1iS(*.lt?t'.'l ball, on 'l'l]unlt’s-
giv.ng eve which although ,gt>:teti utl with-
out any attempt at disi;lny,c~vr:rything"went off
The music tvns

in n niristttgreeziblc manner.

xelltrnt, such as we could appreciatt.-,-—thc
collation was tircpztrctl after “D:iVltl3,7yb€S[
siVl‘e.—-and all tiren.~.‘ent seemed to enjoy them-
sclve‘.s ltigltly.

The Connr-.cticut was 'illumtn71tC(l for a
dinner to the Union Fire Ctitnpaintes on
'l‘it:tt1l<.<g'it'ing eve ilnd we learn all had it
good time.

 

Siirl an intelligt-tit geiitlctttiitt from New
York inst snuimr-r, who was crossing our
bridgreztnd looking up the pond, which at
that time was in its full .«:tmr.72m' orlmt"/"c7'0u.s—
2-Ic.~'"s, "' (lon’t talk to us any 1L't)l‘(‘. about our
Five Points, this isn capshicf to the ‘host
21l)iH‘lli()l]€tl locality in New York ” And we
fully corn.-ctle to the honor cunferrvtl" upon
us.-— Gaze‘//e.

An in/t‘[:.'2ge7.‘t gentleman, was be? Real-
ly, he‘ must have been, if this remark be t-.i-
ken as it specimen of t'iismrr_7'im2rl ideas.-
And the editor of the Gnzett pockets the in-
still, and insists upon its truth. The re-
Speciahle families who live :tlong.the“pond,”
must feel iii-_v,ltly teotnplimented by such in-
sinnntions, and the town its:-lfwill no doubt
increase in favot‘ with .'’-the rest of trian-
kind,” if the Gazette continues to exhibit
its advuntag;-s in such glowing colors!

Drmocrai.

!F’\Vo.t:t>.rt:titily do not envy‘ the niun
witoso rottcnness of morals or love of lust
woultl induce him to di.~:tort :1 peri'+-ctly true and
proper‘ rctttztrk mzuie r:l)‘out the builtlingsyso its
to force I-1 mean. indecent and cowardly appli-
cation of it upon the innocent. 2".nm.(zlcs of those

licmses. ltlmty be deemed smart, but you

are wclcometo all the-. glory. iieigitlrorl

 

. Life Insurance.

Such persons as feel an interest in Life In-
sui‘tilt(ie‘ we advise" to read a pamphlet recently
published by the American Mutual ‘Life in-
suraucn Compnny——l’rof. Sillinmn,"President.

It treats of Lift» 1l)3lt!‘flm:9 under separate
licatls. viz:'_gcnm'rtl obse.rvnt—ions, reasons for
life insurance, leading fcntttt es ofthe company,‘
Memhershow rctzeived, Conditions of Insn-"
rnncn. Policies how pn_3'ttble, Assignments and
transfers of policies. notice of dentin and -proof
of loss. t‘ut.es of Premium, Members acc"ount"s,
Agencies. Mct.iit:nl' Departure-nt. Annual Re-
ports. The present state of Life insurance in
the United Stnre.s,cont:lnsion.

been wiiim-ii, ‘for the subject is now reached
in :1 plain and practical way.

. The Company is doing it safe and select bu-
siness, and "so fat‘ as _i_t_u_m_tm eye can see. is well

munitgéd. _ _
Pumphietsmpplicntions &c.,obtai"ned of Giza.

‘A. BISSELL, Agent; -

Evr.-t'_Y tfié‘ii1"brui' fcii‘-1"‘8:"3 L“will‘~~<|'ecéivo"'s’1~x" elel-."~. ’ ’

...v-

7’T1"fWhtSi'i"l§tst‘iy‘e“gn’zodLin -sorrow-' '~ ‘ '0

wziy, by.Ke_nse_tt. }i,__Arm_a_t'_i__c_:tn Hm-vest. ece-, ,
""’ne""t'"y,"byCropsey.‘ ’5.”Old ‘7G and Young ’-18,.

VVe find in this pztmphletjust what has long 4

 

. « , "CLARA zttnm-:_1'ur;'. 1 3,
Oh; yes wigoso lmmts _l)ettt,:"o:xt‘tlnv:it‘d;§—’
Mr_i_t1t'it o,.‘"et"' flu.-. lmtiietl clay-3-"-" : ' —.

a

To that futtei'e":tl tiny,

Upon bet‘ faded l'a(‘.t~,_ V
- N(i\‘l(l)gCi' lit. with lrive-liglitef .-' 
o more to claim its place. .
Ye feel the memories tltronging
Unto _vourweui‘y brain ! W”, " r _ ,
,Y,'e,,i,°(*.el-the'i‘t§:i't‘t‘§tfiog§rendingef ; , i r : '_»
l\iol1nndc:tn join again"! " ' i" "' ’
And tears c,:une,sof'tly walling '
From depths untottched before,‘
For ye knew not real sorrow
"Pill (l(’.tlf.l) stood at your door.

Yet throw your thnugltte still further’
_ _ Alliwnrt. the solettm past;
Think of"her_pat"ir".mt sickness-
The words she utt'er"éd lust,
“ Oh, comeymy Snv_io'1‘~qttit:kly I”
‘See with \'.’l}tlt’t.l'llSf.in_g love
Sim yielded up her spirit.
, To Him who reigns ztlmvez
Think with what. swcet suhmis"si0n,
_ "" She pnssed llif‘. valley dint;
, \.V.i_'iilc o'er hr.-.r fell its Sil3,t(l_0,\V
“She song that blessed hymn. ‘ ‘ .

..,, .

. Cast.‘-iii‘ your griefoh‘ purcttts,‘ ‘
Oh sisters. him her (l|‘Yll"'.

O‘er slit.-.lt a (lentil triumpltnut. ‘

Ye must not faint. or fear. , ,

Look up and see tlio l‘t]il,l)Sl(.'i1:)

Vvltere now she itztlli it place,

Not‘ g:-'_'l'le\-'0 lllili" ye no lotigtei‘

Can wuttzh in-r lovingfuce.
SEl‘P.P(i71lnl(l$lZ God’s ztrigels
Site's fulllltl etertml test,
F"()|'Qf‘.IliIlL‘;ttll hut‘ still":-lugs,
Upon her Snvim-'s_bi-east.
And tll(tIl_‘_[ll no more-. silo qomollt,
Ye iiuve tho [)l'Utlli.<c" ,';lVL‘X)
Ifto your tiiission i"uitlif"nl
'l'o tnéet ugg:-tin in l1'en\‘ott.

A.:mt.’I.rr ffu-znbz/g Blnzmt —-' it is stated in
New York pnpr-rs that the New York State
D:tgut‘rrr‘-.tt't .‘\ssoci::tion t't>cc_ntly nppointctl
a cornmittcc to it1v0stir__ra1tc the ollegeti (li_st-o'v-
r-ry of Mr. L L Hill, with respect to his
ability in tnlriiig D£lgUt'l‘l'Q0l}'|'i(3S in Colors,
and tltvy report that not only Mr. L. L. Hill
t.it‘lur.led litany pt‘ofe-‘sors in the i)aguerre;ui
mt, but that he has tlciudctl hi:nsclftborough-
ly and cii:r;plt»lel_y'.

0:7’ We doubt mmzlt wliutltcr there will cvter be
very great improvctn:-nl made in this pL'(.'ltllill‘ ztrt,
or thin! fittcrspcrritiiciis can btzslion n aniywitctc than
are cxbiliitcti by Mr Austt-ti. Vl'cnrenntin1lu-.
habit of bustowing llltiiSCl'Imi_it:ll(% prni-.:o:, and there-
fore Will be the more readily licli-..~vcd \‘.ln:n we its-
scrt that as at .Ditgll(:'Tl‘l€liI Arti.-t. Mr. Anstctt has no
snpc-riot‘, so for :t-‘ our ob.~:ct‘r:ttion llii.‘-I t.‘.\'lf.‘llfll'(l.
and \\'(B would cheerfully refer to his g.tllt‘l_Y in cvi.
tl~t.-lice of the zt.~'t.-‘ortiott.
ti. inch, for uiti.-‘tic t’.'XCl:ll(‘7ll(’(‘, we do tint hcliavccnn
be equalled by the tnnstnotod D:tgttut't'c:ms oi‘ the

[in has snvcrzil picture.-I

tlgu.

Ve,‘nc7’abl»a 'I'i7n[2r‘-r.——‘.Vc it-urn from the
~.\’oi‘wnll.: G:i;-zettv. that ‘.\it-ssrs. Amr.-.~; B:2t'm-.~:
and John "li;i!](‘-:7 (Pl tnbns What u-—.<pt>cul;t-
lion) iiuvt.‘ ltt'tt'c"li=.t.<r-ti the (ilii Norwnlli bl'lfl,\T!,(’,
and that they int-.=r= Cfillllllt-=flC‘r'(l l>‘.1ttcrin(_r it
rlazwti. 'i‘"t,‘.tt lijitigt: and tilt‘. Cryztiil P:ll£ll‘('
i.-!'int.:l.l lmill he ['l"C’$f"‘i".'t’tl as ctt:‘icsitit‘s.—
“'76 l;ave one or two hvre \'»'illCl‘l vsottld help
out the a.-sortrnrztt.—Danbu/‘_I/ 'l"'imcs

i.i:’°'l'nltt=. curc, nci'_:hbot'. wt: t.lot:'t ullnw nn_vborly
Vft-1 ('l«ll:ll

that as our sp-‘«‘i;:l {.'l‘l‘,l"f31Z«"-li\(3. and intro l)('t‘l) no-

lo :~'pr-ml; tli.‘4l'ff pr-t.-lf'i:li\' of our i}i"‘i.lgc
(.ll:~‘('tl(tl‘li.~lll_'_"ll in.-‘.t:ttlL‘. ptit‘p0_--(-..ll:titt£1lt\t't3d.i:;l;:
it. As for anything you lmvc in D.-itthnr_v,\vit-.-,
nciglil-or, you can‘: lie,-__viu! But we pruniiscd lusl
week to say no more ofits ltsntttit-.-.

We still insist you are wrong‘. Tbmnrts
Il7or'z1.=a1/.' Cr'u:. .

lf_x.'ntt onlyinsist, and nsltlm-«,2 no proof,

Wt: slmll still in.-ist that we are right, l,»ec;iu.sc

we /tarts producetl proof

Dnrby fozu'7zal.

U17’ And your “ proof." as we tttttlnrstittitl it, is
the Fnirfitrltl County Dr-.mm:rnt. Nmv if you will
il('(.‘I!pl the (}Vil.ld|l(!(l of our cott‘nipor:try we will
“ ilLlfll!CI‘. proof" that white is black.

‘.VA-=ttt.~«'t.'t‘oN Cit Y. Nov ‘25th, lS5l.

M it ili't.\'z:‘t‘o.v:—lti live (i.t_v.~i Con-='i‘e.<s l)lC(~.'l.~l'
The great mun of the tuition and lam‘-ntztkcrs art:
ponrin_:._' in. At the “ ..':itton:il" arc the rival condi-
t’:tlc.~: for Spvukt‘r—-—Litttt l.io_\ d of'Kcttttt(:k_y. T. fl.
B.-iyicy of Vii‘,-;ini:‘. and rr-ti-linz:-rl i")i.-ne_y ol‘();-,;i,__
all (l0ili(lCYit'..~'; tho ‘.\‘ ltigs as yet l|H\‘I: .<lnrt4_-d no one
that i can lt.'.'ll‘ll. I.i'«-rt-, :il.~_n is Collin fngcr.<oil
of Cmtn.. l‘l(‘Cll'fl by \Vlti_:_: votes lu-c:tu:~n he was {I
Union tn:iti.:tml rootns are ulrrztrly ctig:rr__rml i"orCh‘tp-
moi: of your State. 1| .-‘tron_.gr Union \"\’hig. and for‘
Sr-ytnottr. Utlimt Democrat. also ofConn.. and 1il.~10
Olt.'('lt’(l l)_v \Vltig‘ vntcs. 'l‘i.:t.< will it ever be when
our country iS£l$>‘i1li(3(l---ll matters not wltctlicr by
‘Weil-
st:-r's frit-ml:~‘ will aim to [)l.'Ililli)l?tll.~‘l!lVt’S on the
pl.-itfoitn of‘ the Constitution,and battle for their
How blutltl,

nnrtltern i':in:ilics or smttiicrn scct:~:<iott":sts.

cnnnir_y——thcit' wltolt-.connt.ry forever!
coticili:xlr»t‘_v and pi,-accliil is now the ¢lI‘pt)l'lllleni of
the dificzrcnl mcmhr-1'5ntct‘tingtotvttrtls each other!
contrasted with the lust (‘.otigrr.-ss it would do your
llL'.':tl'l good to see the ittflttcttct: wl:iclt has been pro-
duced by the pouring in of the oil of com,-iliiiiinn
and (?U|H}i!‘lHlli.~‘(.‘. upon the troubled wzttcrs of nihili-
Olt ! r-vr.-r tints wlmtt a truly.
But how tmu'l—;e.r_l the con‘

liU'1ti'.-ffll:tH(ls('Cc5§.l()H.

Cliristinn spirit prt:v:tii.-'.
trust bi-lwt.-ct: Dnnii.-l \VCl).~’ll‘X', \\'lm in his great
.~'pet:clt. 7th March, I850, plzilllell ltitn.-elf on mi;
platfortit of" our ,-giori-tits Con.-litntirui, nml t-iriimny
sniti “ Sink or saint; {go for my cnunlry,m_v whole
country f'ort~vcr..” and that |lil.~‘(:l‘_€t-’ile sot-izilist ofthe
N. Y. Tfilflllll‘-. “it”, after that noble: .'-‘poecli, when
the “ grcztt L'X.:1()!lH(ltIl'i’ nfthe Constitution ltztd pus‘.
sod tiirong.lt Pliiinrieelpltin on his way to illursltlieltl.
[)lll)li>’lH?(.l in that inflrtnunztluty (H‘g€lll,iil:1l“[l|{} re.
mains of l).tmcl \Vc-bster p:ts.<cti llmmgit Pliilndt-.l.
Little did the one-iticrt editor think that the
:mnnnci.-ition would consign him to forgctl'ttliic.<.-, or
rutltc-r contempt {ind scorn. while strutting his liricf
t.-xistence--wltiic the name ofD:tniel ¥Vehster would
be handed down to rtgcs yet unborn; a mime, and

phia.”

one wltosc epitaph he has himself written so indci.
ibly that tho: hztntl o"i'tiuto with all its crttmbiing and
(leC:I_)'itl£.'.' Influences can never destroy! Ytrs, Dan-
it:l"\Vcb.~tcr Itow lives in fuarlc:-ts and patriotic pmmi-_
—tltc udmiretl of every trttc lover of his C()llll1l'_\i',1l"ll(l
will li"ve through all coming time! God grant: that
his vnlnatblt: life: may yet bu:sp:trcri, and the cxcttisr:
of the tn:2_jc.~‘ty ofhis intellect pm.-icrved for years to
come, to l)l(.'$S :Xf_l(l ctnluhle our great nut} rzxpitlly
grou ing_ conutt‘_v Iligb as his fattue now stands, it
will hlilud still ltigher as a state.-sumo illltl"(l"ipl()n];ti,isf
when his(:n"rrCSpnt1det:('c vVil.li fin'eigu power,-_ mm.
in course"of'pn*p:tr:ttiot-. is laid befirrq Congress and
published to the world. _
' Linn Boyd I think will be speaker‘. More zmou.
P,-\TK!0'l‘.

 

_Tbe Ohio State Journal says, “ (W0 men
in I-latnititoncounty iare at lawabout an axe
worth 25 cents. "z/l‘h,ey " have already spent
$40 each, and the case is "appealed to'a

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A (fOTlf§3_"$pQXld8n'é't!f The Newark Advertiser,

In,‘ ‘H J _. ,- 1
fwiuting from Rntde. under date of Oct. 26th

 _ .
_“ Ali‘clibisiiolti-‘-':"‘~Htxgho.=s is‘ to wear the scar-‘
let, after all. His Grnce hns_ been made

The it})p0}'l€l_l1l.f3§{--\VftS; made, I.-t:own,,']_ am

A" ‘well assu tleti’, tollie “Zti>n:t;ré;>:"ali‘nti‘;”dnlFri-

(lay, the .l.0th.__inst.,_so_,lhat the effect of _hjs__,
late visit to the Holy See lias.be"en tlndter-"es"-5""
liijiiflled. Thcnppointmcnt is said_xo have
been made. with what degree of truth I do
not know," witlioutihe app_r_ob_ation, if not in
face of the express" protest of all i‘hc"Rm,,,,’§§‘“
C-r_1ll')olic':Bi"s,lm_p"sit]:-lhej Ullifeil Sl"a"t:e:;s-,"' sriyg
one,anti_cnntrat‘y..io the bpihion" of Chief
the statement is,-currcont. here, and‘ is (,ge,nei-'.
ally bi-lie-.ved. ‘ ‘" » ‘ --3=:'i

“ Catholic" South . America’ ‘will: pfobably
leel slighted by this compliment .to‘tbe Prol-

"testent North. . -But possibly thé,A.rchbish§j:

up tinny have convinced his holiness and his’
advisers that the appoirttment is one, of the
ordained 'mr-ans "of brill,-?inv_i:“'stbiJ’ut—‘ti1e: protu-
isetl ,“ good time com'in'g.’.’-‘when--Jhe is-iii“
write the F‘ fiistoryofthe Declincland Falli"
of Pi-ii:estnnti;.ni in the United '"States.—--*
Let Dr. t\'Iut"r_v look to his laut'els—or "rath-
er to his resources.” _ " W,

._ _____..

Last of tile l'Vm‘ld‘s I-‘air’ —'i‘he follmvi"n"g
articles, ‘entered’ attho Crystal: Palace, as
yet u'nt~lattnt.-d, must be classed under. the
head‘ of ‘ niisccllztneou;-‘.’ Among others,
there ..I.-..- 363 pm'a.so'l’s, 733 ('iltnl‘H'iC‘ hand-
l:+:rcl.i«-f.-, (35 silk and cotton ditto,i532 brooch-
es and <-lusps, S‘) t~'tctoritic;~‘, 44’prirs of spec-
tatzies, 2 pt-tilt-mits, 5?. bnstlt-s, (not entered for‘
pl'(’t'l"ll1..ll‘.'-i':',) .91 bunches of "keys, 3 czirpenf
‘ups’ ruins, it spot‘, "and n toothpick 'l'he-ittufis
0 cash are (30 In -number, and amount to
about -ttvcnty,‘-foul‘ pounds st:-.rling"." ’

 

T/L8 .-llt‘.’.’zo/list C/11,.‘/‘)'(’}L Card Deci.s‘zon..a—
'l'h-9 lilrtltorlist property suit was decided
by Jtttlgri i\lt,‘l:T()l1 in the U. S. Distrsct Court
New Yolk. ’i‘he- tlccision arrived at,» is
that ('0mi‘»iill‘.|.“ll[ are entitle-Ll to their-share
of the book ('ttl|'.!"i‘i‘l), :tn'la clecrec Mill be
ttl‘(lr?l'Lltl :t{'.L‘t')l'(litit_{l‘_y, for t..e division will
he pror.'.itc or by u;~.poii'itriimit. ‘ The capital
is leit until the scttlcrnent of the decree.

 

A few werks siucc, one hit mired and twen-
ty-fivn poisons, who had been for six months
on ralUb-"IUCU, were Y(:Ct'l‘v‘(ftl into the First
Mvtltodist Church in New Haven, Conn —-
it was cxpcctetl that about one hundred
tnort‘ would be admitted soon. 

'l'i-me is a gentleman in Cincinnti, who,m
1842, had not a -l()llnl' nor a second. siiirt.—«
With :1 l~'.t.‘t‘fl and pr0fllic.tict‘_vt‘ to the futurc,
he: “' tlirm-.: out for the cli.'1:t(tt‘:s,” and is now
\'.’Ol'l.lt l3l:‘;0,000. So much for enterprise"
and tztictggy, 't1l'.tlSf) maul‘) for tint indomi-
ti:-nil iron oi’ the soul which does not bend it-_
self to the blows of i1t'l\‘€I'Sily.

The .‘ti(‘:‘.ml‘-l‘ Asia brings the intelligence
that .l;:ni«-s 1.'lontgon.er_v, at poet of consider-
able (-min<‘r.ci‘, is dead. He died a‘. the.
age of80 }.'=*at‘s. "

L“l'.(‘l‘S from 't‘:’:isliingtnn assert that
thcraa. will ptwiiittlily l.)(>:'C'.()tL“ll.l‘"'l'fll)l:‘. delay in
the 0l’_[j’1ll"llZ’:fi0il C'l"illC House on :’t(‘r_'OUll! o
the ntat::li«'=rol' tr.-m-'lid:it«.-s. Mr Clay is in
‘.'\’za.~liii*iQitit‘i, inclciviyzj:i«lu2.,!, but tirspnriug
for liistlulics. lilis l"tii.:fILl$ still lmpt.‘ to tnnlie
l-inn :1 ttatttlitittlt‘. for the Pf'€$i(it'lIC_V- Mr."
Dawson is sick in Georgia. Mr. Douglas
is (.’l8CllUil£‘t.‘I'tl'fg' in Nonh Carolina.

The hum of .\ir. Benjamin Witt‘:-lcr, in
Bi’i{lg'f7l)(]ii'l, was tlcstroyctl by fire early on
Suntizay" rriuriing, togctht-r with its contents,
inclmllng :1 valuable horse. Loss about $800.

 

{_\;F’ The ll‘rrtf'ord 'l'imn::, :-![)¢'{ll{ilIg of the
l‘ll:ii‘ue Liquor Low. .~‘.-i_vs it is “:1 law that the sottnw
dc.-‘t luwi t-rs lt.;vc tlt=clurc«l nill not slnnti the first
test lJ!.'li|l'Il ttm lii,«_{ht.-r courts--n biw so ontntgetms
in its pro'\‘i.-‘itnns that it lI"Htl((:~‘ Cl'ii‘Ilill:llS of men wlm
deal in an article that is ucknmvlcvlgedus it legal tn’-
ticic of traffic by U. S. rcvctttte laws.”
1:‘ or I_hc Gazelle.
bin. lslnrron .’—'l‘nc extent to which vice prevails
:ttnnng__; tiu- pl‘t.‘>‘trtll _:;cm.'rntio'n is :tppu'll'ing.~ A voting

 

man is not tit-r.‘-ttglit to be current in the society of
lltl: fu.-i:ion:iliic world unless he is the ready partici-
punt in those vices which the‘ \-Vord ofGod express-r
l_v ft)rl)ltls. Th’: truth is, the world is getting to be
awfully ‘.vir:kc-tl. that is the civilized portion of it:
and to an iiiixtlctise ta-xtcttt the mtlt‘i\':Ilinn Of tiw
iniud fins ht-en filtpchetlctl for the cnltivniun of
the :tp1)ei"|!r}s and the fostcrin§_r of those evil pztsmious
which will trait.-‘form the Iutngc of the Creator into
that of the l)t'=*i“"‘v"-‘l‘- The whole aim of‘ mntty of
our young gs.-nt.-z secrns to he, to dcbnsc tltcm.~:el\‘c9'
to tilt: Vf'i'Y imvcst trt,-tclt,l1y lztttttchitig out inevr~|‘y
Vllt.‘ habit." scoiiiug at every virtue‘, and scelting eve‘
rv vice in -‘lll the tlztii-.i'etit phases. . ._

. Did they but know that in they funny amuse-
merit of swallowing toils they "were forming uncon..
.~c"ton.~‘ly at thirst for the strong w.ilet"s too great Id be’
conqncrcd, they would desist. The man with an
tttt.~‘:tti.~tble appetite for liquor slztttds on a rotten
ltt'id.:e, and such will be his blintittcss that he ,w'ill=
not sen um ;ib_vss hcneztih him until he has mttde
coiisi<lo.‘ruhle progress towards the bottom. :

Sons of :1 free land origin: to pray for deliverance
from :1 honr.fn:_z'e so grunt, to look as a wztntirg to
the painted but unvnrni-hctl. picture of the lttmttm
l’:-,in_r_=; who sold ltitnsalf to rum and the Devil at one
5,,i,,_,,S,.d up his g,-,qi:m-.5 by plccenledl, broke up
the comfortable borne of‘ his family--wtoole away
their l)I‘f.’£Hl and SPIN them lmngry to the tomb, and
then drunk and drunk on till he was dead. It does
no; ,~.,-quire u’vcr_v powerful .-trctch ofvconception toy
in this t"il::l!, truce cliicct to r:tnse—how many Vic-
tims might be suved if with the sztmeceferity cause
would show effect, certain ruin worjld be oln'iuie.1i-

Seiistritiity riilcs rump-."mt "among the youth of
our Ltntl. and those laud In:ll‘l-is by which animals
of reason are (lt3.<igll1llL‘(l ‘from one oft-xtinct.ttre nbv
literated by tiiutts:tn"ds. How strange tltnt,iiei_n-‘g,-
nudewcd with mind and litnttghr sliould, Il°_§l°“
those intcllecttiitl trv.:t.-‘Itrr.~L= which is, lllelr l’_°".l‘ ‘"7
e stairs i‘rmn .vir"_lne sen-
s,,,,;,,,. M“; gi-ovelfthcre. It may ulzvaysbc, nut_i<":ed‘
tlic disciple and votnr_vof' liceutionsness, ‘has those
fimgr precepiinlls and qu:tlitie1~'s H which" cimrncterize
the "v"irttton.-.wiped from his mind and th":it tiiercfore
h’..< "principles uiust be nnsonpd. Sacha" p::ers_or:, is
u n'nngt=rons cotnpanron. ,= . , _ 3 ,
it is time for our youth l.0i:l'-‘V,.'lli_e_! Let-tl:cInI§t\-
».'lt:rsland their po.-‘ition—whethcr they are ot_!.."l_he
turnpike of respectability and have‘irrevocrililyfixv
ed in their iriintis gtcntleof‘ ' pt‘"lncipleS_ll!'.gt _tfréy will
stand by to the end. Lctytlietn avoid ’cvil’"jcg"'mp‘an-
ions who would secktopoi.-‘on their mjitds",a"s"_ they ‘
would the coiitamination of the ,Sf:orpioti,".. is
hovering around you on all ‘sides-’--"nvo'rdii.“§vaiI
yourself of the Christian armor ofdefeix and

higher court.”_

preserve you purity. Scum it 50. ' ,

 

Justit-"e" '1‘.-my: " "llowcver the“faét'in‘ay“"be;-ts:

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