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'~."-‘°':‘-I/'35 .“ ,,
Inelegallib Langu=lge..,.
FGoler'id'ge" was not the only‘ eiijjiafivhu la.
bored lrnderzi sad mistake, ti-lien’ he“; took
‘ the c_0m~iii0ni*S£‘5’-nwnn fol§t;§t"'1pl]_—ilo$0;iher,§ and
was only irndcceived tvl"t7li5n-‘ t:n_o’,Sn.pplé.dnn.P-
l‘in,<_r,s were set upon the table, by his excla-
tI'1’il‘t“lt'in‘,“‘“"I;h'e'irt‘s‘£‘lre"‘jnckies foiiiiie‘ l" ’ N at
long sint:,e,—-in---.-fashioirable , attired t'e:n"la,—le.iip«,
on whon‘l"-‘sor'il‘e, devoteili’ p‘ai-ionts‘ Had 'f'n'v‘liéll§
9. . t!t_9,t}e__i{ ,8l)0ll_gll,_ln'l._lle ado,_r_._n‘m.e‘nt of. the
ex error t6.'.,.i5it v"_‘_fii’r a...---rear uiiiq. where
rammar was taught, seated herself at -the
dinner table ofa large hotel. She wiis'i'at
lll§.f.,,§,{§l.§.’l“'lC9..P"°l‘Y- Her _eye.s_ sparkled,
her cheek glowed with a natnni] i,',,., be,-
“9°l‘3l'§l5 l.ill,l‘,le:4‘*_ll"‘ll).i‘"llSil.fl.*"l.ii' la-fld "upon '.iif’~i;zliti-
tei'ed'a chain‘ (if-illli'i(‘.Otnilnt)tIl riclintiss‘ihiei'
hand‘was"deliczit€f'i'ft?d“:i’blilTiii'fft "i-‘iii ;rgi§‘.5 5'6]
upon the from t"ir'iger;aii'cl at {vas'nb'oiIt con-
gratulatlng Hlysnlf la. -short flcquaigit.
““ce'd“..F.ll'»‘I my 5la.Vi:W.hen sucldciily the,
cliargn was dissolved by, agentleinan on the
Opposite Side,of the table. _ who intet-l‘og.ated
the damsel by asking if the horse she rode
was-tioiza-se*iy«animal-2 And this bréluglit
out the vulgar-reply, “Ob, yeskve pn[.‘[,,1,,.
Fight tllt‘0llgl1.!_.”; .iTl'lll_y,' the appearance
was all changed now. I saw only a noar,,e_
lll'l’l"r‘,l gills Wllefel fl...l€\l'» niqtriehts before,
appeared to my unsophisticated gaze,‘ a love.
ly femalel' V " ’ '=
Certa'in.l.atn,-young‘ ladies‘ would study
lefilliélllenl °f Spirit.-"and manners, if they
bl“ f“llY_ “0<lerstood__the "immense advan-
“393 Whl9ll accrue, from them. The gold
lever, with the rnost massive chain, the din‘.
!'“0”d_' 0l'll08|1‘i'passetl brilliancy, sparkles
111 V3_m, where-the mind. is in s crude state,
Peetllbyg far more labor , and care to refine
flrllmtt has been expeiidedupon these showy
Je“’3_lS-_'N0tlllng conlmpenfsates for this loss,
and it-‘its su'r’e‘to aim a fate‘! dart at the va-
€”nl:l1€ml antftlncultivated heart. Pardon
_me: 1.“ relate an anecdote as my friend told
it to ‘mg. ‘‘l was,” said he, it beginning to
look around for a. wife. Among my ac-
quaintances was it young lady upon whom
much money had been lavished to give her
nthorough «education. She had read Vir-
glls C°Ul¢.l. Speak S°"‘9 ltalian, was mistress
of French, and could warble like a foreign
amateur;at east, go said her mother. I
had heard she knew something of housg-
hold affairs; and, to tell the whole‘ truth, I
looked upon her with a keen eye. She cer-
tainly (lltl. appear well; but one evening I
‘'35 l.’.8llY,l|1,3',l.l€T llpon soiile-.trifle-I had for-
g°ll9“: when she sllcldcnly -turned round
8"“ 9-3"? me a slap. and declared “S/be did
not care the first -rod cent about it."
“ H?flVEI]S ll,‘ Sillfl my friend, 5‘ flow my
love d.’-d cool. I never thought of mm-rsi-
ingber againl”. - ; .
Zlhat one cent phrase spoiled a young in.
63’ 3 ,P|‘0SPectS of wedlock to our know-
ledgei and this lS.Pn.ougii to cause all oth-
elps, who aspire to that ‘state, to (‘.ulllVal.:e
t at .1‘eflnem€nl. of thought, which will in-
variably lead, to a refined utterance.
""‘m*-—-G-h-————..
P7'.”f""”‘?/---A_ man of sense will never
swear. "The least pardonablc of all vices to
which the folly or cupirlitv of man is ntlclig-
ted, is that ofevvearinu-. ‘Could he who so
freely indulges in pl'_of2init_v and iiidecelit
language—in fine, could the profilne site,-.r.
er behold himself in a glilss as others beholil
l1lm—l1é WOH'le'shrink ‘from his on n l[n,']ivt3
as from a thing 0l(i(.‘l’)l.:ll1lll‘lfl?.l(‘il'l. in (')ll):~r
vices, more or less excuse ofsoine kind may
be Plf-"flied,-'18 a pulliutioii; but in this vice
no mitigatingcircumstances are to he found
--iio plausible pretext for slich folly.
Haiti‘ Io Pronozuie It.-—Tbe name of the‘
great Hungarian is in every bnnyts ,,,,,u,},,
and all should know how to pronounce it
, .
'1 ll08_8 who ought to know tell us we must say
Kos-shoot, with the accent on the last sylla-
ble. -'-‘Others say Kosh-yoot, with the accent
on the firstsylliible. Either way will an.
8we_r.for outsiders till,tliey acquire the Hun-
garian tongue.
Generosity (f1lfis.¢ Li'Iz(i.—-\Ve learn that
or‘ S."“‘l"Y lilsls Jenny Lind flllencled church
at the Seainail’s Chapel, under the Cllarire
of Father Taylor, and a contribution beiiirr
taken for the benefit of the poor of the city:
she unostentatiously placed in the box on .
large rollof bills. We also learn that on
M0ml-'l,V. Miss Lind enclosed $100 to the
are Of Father Taylor for the benefit of sea-
men. . It certainly is better to give than to
lecelve.-..-.Boslon Journal.
Novel Project --A Steam Palace.--A verv
singular and» expensive project is eritertaineil
by some gentlemen in this city in regard to
steam navigation on the Not-in River, as op.
posed to the land conveyance along its ens.
tern shore by the Railroad. Whether it win
amount we realization ‘we cannot guess, but
it hasbeen so far entertained that plans ll-ave‘
been prepared and estitntites made of the ex-
pense'fur building ainamrnoth steaiiier, five
hundred feet in length, to be finished and
furnished in.the most luxurious style, and to
be in every way equal in comfort and accom-
modation to the best hotelsin New Yoi-1;_.__
ltl 8 Word, it is a proposition to place ease
and luxury in competition with a moderate
gain of time for the northern -travel.
‘ JV‘. Y. Tribinzc.
Ifumors of the .Tl£’f.'.’g)'(l])/I..——-T_w(t genm.
mph whowith their wives spent the summer
Ipgether in the country, agreed, on separa-
ting,‘to notify each other of a certain com-
ing event, indicated by shadows cast beta,-e_
Some-time having elapsed, one of the oen.
tlemen was greeted as follows: 5
' " _ Geneva, Nov. 11, 1851.
Ten pounds ofa boy arrived this morning
at 4 o’clock A M., all well.
. ery shortly the other was enabled to re.
ply: - ' .
; Anizluvv, Nov. 11, 185i.
-, Nine pounds ofa boy Cd_me to hand this
day 1_-2 0’clocl{ A. M.,_all Well.
Very soon he of the west - answers, “ Ha l
ha!’ old boy-we have got you a pound ".4
" You get out,” was the reply, ftyon weigh-
Cd y0UfS Wflh;'h3' Cl0l.lN.=3 0!), Ours is net;
W€lghl.,’ - . '
The man who had to lower his shirt col-
lfllk--‘_°-Pafisflntler Wheeling Bridge, arrived
yr Ciocinattt last v've'ek. He was labor-iiig
.$un’derhuj§llgltt attack of the collrgry moi bus.
g’ perlsonitllrewt-the bond of iv goose» up.
0!! the Stage of the Bellevilltliciitre. (fortu ald-
muting to the front, said. ' Gentleinen, if
any one among you has -lost his heurl, do not he-
tineas_y,;fo1l- ,1, will restate it,,on,t,he _cotlc_lusion
.'s.~., _
Wlien ‘in true genius" appears, all the
¢_9ia'spil'o against him.’
it
‘height of prr.-sumption in us, of con;-so, to
can ‘he says, vvizif‘ dnii’t ex-pcct he ever will.” Ly-
'i‘trc~:-si.fn.j3',i;})’ec. _9. l8ol.'3 ', V
I’a.y; the Prili:ter..;~.—--
\Ve liinde l'i.ttlieruii ciirnct-it appeal to those
I13," it ’fe\v"t'veeks sillce. and did hope llitlt ‘vie’
..<lioiild_ pinet ii-wil_liug response. stittiiig our neces-
’sitics,as we did: "A few have called and paid its the
few shillings-owing use-but the great bulk of our
pliarges still Sf§l1fl,i|l1fl we have not zigpially received
’,i;;i.fnif§ti,.li_.-,.‘at_r‘ii;’e .getitiir‘s; $i,tlcGi}lllI5 ,.,ti_i_i3e , _.j'i_r‘i_iit".'l,i,'i
money as we have been cmngielled to pay the pa-
per niiikcr fnrtlie ritw itialeriiil. Ours is a tliziriklcss
c:illiiig_ctl(i_ii,gli, \'-‘llll promptpiiy, but iiistilferiiblc,
lWllt?l't,l l3l1lll’l)l)E wtiii’t -“ pint." So we say with re-
“llewe(l‘P.m‘-llefiltless‘, .l.'nr..feiir-tli:it'. our former- article -
clc may have liner) ll)l=C()t!Slll)ed:"\
—-PA.-'9' .-ram vrmmtrnni
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O\iV-
Kossltth "in Aluerica.
The Huinbolt iwitli—-this distingtiislieil per-
somtgo on board l'e'-lcliodQuitritntitio on Friday
'tttoi'n'liig last about 2 u‘clock. Long lJ_ef0l'6
day break the booming caution tinnouncr-.d his
iirriviil, and Iliousiilldsruslied to his quiti'tel's to
give llllll Welttninc. He iemiiiiiod the guest‘. of
the Hen ltll Officer till Saturday lnorning when
the timgnltlicent. steamer Vanderbilt was
‘endured by R. E. Lockwood, Esq-.10 bring hint
to the city for his public reception. This was‘
probably never equalled in numbers and display
on this continent, if indeed in the world. ’ The
mayor welcomed him to New York on his lan-
ding at Castle Gardeti, to which Kossutb briefly
replied in most feeling and touching eloquence.
He then e‘nt.ei-ed the carriage in waiting with
tho Mayoi'and Governor of New York. and
proct.-etled up Broadway headed by it military
escort often tltousiind men. The entire route
‘was displayed by designs. mottoes, banners
vvreittlis and flags. aml hundredsofthoustinds of
people from pave, balcony, roof and window,
greeted him with one contiliuons outburst of
glaillness. He was pltiinly dresscvl. in a black
velvet wl‘ii;:por, f']Ung';l’li!l‘l bat with it single
plume. But: his fitce, his living. speaking eye,
as blue as the vault of Heaven. were the points
ofcontrolliiig obseivatioli. \Ve never saw such
:1 face before! His very looks speak volumes.
and our Anierican heart never boat more rap-
ttirously than in viewing the welcome tlitis giv-
en by our people to this noble exile. and iiltlio’
an exile. it man now exciting more power than
all the crowticd liniitls of Europe. Kossutll is
it lniliicf entire sincerity. wllo ltieiius ALL he
says. and in our joyous elitliusiiism we must
not \\'l'ong him so liiucli as topromisc more tliim
we can perform, when in another struggle for
the Liberty ofliis people, lieclziiins our aid !
\Vi:usTEn Mt:i~:i'lt\'e 1'3‘ l3os'i*otv.-—A large
nier-ting tvzis held in Falicuil fltill, Boston. of
the friends of Daniel \Vebster,t:oinposed ofdel-
(spores from all parts oftlie State. Hon. George
Asliniun was chosen Presideiit. An address
was proclticed and -iead to the Cotiventiomxvliicli
was tiilderslond to be from the pen of Hon.
i‘:(l\lV:'lt't‘l Everett. lt takes strong Union ,q,rountl,
mid l'(‘.!‘Gl‘lllI1Pl‘lflS tile ilominiition of Daniel
\V£‘l)Slt*.l' for Pl'e.~:itlt-.tit. It. gives it liistnl'_v of
Mr. \’v"eb.<tr=.l"s impel-taint sel1'ii:es to his coiititry.
and slioivs with .-tbillty tlio iitiporintil part this
tlistizlgllisllcd sliitosiiiiin took ll] sevt=I'itl crisis
llit'otigli wliitzli the cottlitry bits passed. Rufus
Cliozlto llll1(lH'r‘. brilliant speecli at the meeting.
'I‘. P. Mi;itni.~.iu’s Cut-ziuiclu. OLIVE Sollr.--=
This Soup is wtil'i'nnted to wash free and easy
in salt, hard, rind soft water. with less than
half the usual amount. oftlme and labor. and
leaves the articles very white, soft, and clean.
ft retrieves all kinds of oil, tar. grease. ink,
pitint. Vtlftllsil, &l:. from Goods of every des-
criiilioil; It is also said tube 50 pol’ cunt
l3ilG‘ll[)Pl' tlizin the common l)i'(l’ soap; we linve
tried it and find it to be all that. it is clttitnecl to
be, tintl think it_ worthy of the attention of our
tnel-clmnts. Sold by Jan. '1'yle,coruet' of West
and Robinson streets. New York.
Er?‘ The lecture of P. T. Barnum was un-
morouslv tltteiltled, the 'I'owli 'rlouse being lit-
ei':il'ily jzimlnr-.(l, and till appc2ti'e.il plcitsctl with
his line of urgtinient. ‘Vet think he must have
lln])l'eSSF‘.(l i=,vei'yli:=it.ctitat' with the fact, that
how muttll of a llumliug lie lniglit be in every-
thing else, on the subject of the Maine Law‘,
lie was in ctii'tiesl.. Nearly 100 we are told
signed the voting pledge.
Tm; PnoI*i.l-2'5 HUT!-2L.—-Tllls ostnblislitiielnt
kept. by our old friend Geo. S. St. Jolin known
too, by all who l'6lI)8tlll)el‘ the llulcycn (lays of
steamboat strife. at Nos. 17 and 19 Ciitlierine
Slip-=-is one of the most: |'l(‘l‘p,ullll' its well as
comforliilile and ecnilomiciil resorts for the
[l'ilVPllll1g public, in New York. \Vo bespetilt
for his house it call from tliose of otir citizens
who may happen to sojoui'u_ in Great Babylon,
over night.
C1.An'ro HEAR I1‘ —'l‘lie Wzisliitigton 'l‘elegrupl:
(uliicli by the way otlc oftlle riicicsl. must iride-
peiitlnlit fllltl clictipest papers ptibli.-lied at head
quarters. and just. the thing for our people to get
full Ctiiigrcssitliiiil t'eports in. during the siessioti,)
tlltls lll.~‘Ctllll‘L~‘(3S of the opening of Congress:
S‘cl'.l0m, Ii eVt‘l‘, has it Session of Congress
co'miner.ceil untler more cheering auspices
than the present. Order, propriety, dncoi-uni,
good feeling, seem everywhere to prevail,‘
and each house presents an imposing and
dignified appearance. 0'
at 1‘ lat-
.lt is high time. that small.
-*‘lu7’5 as «'1pp,em',Weekly in the Gazette, should
Wcelve attetition by so-meb0tl_7/, and even at,
the risk of being‘ deemed sma.1'l,ifnobody else
will, we shall attempt it. It would be the
‘°'Xl’f‘-Cl l_0 Icncli that exaltetlpitch,ofsmart-
nose wliich dist-iognishes our m.;ghb,,,-_,
, _ - - . Dcmoycmt.
ll3’Vbt,_:ll,yoiisbiilipny us alteiitinn. neighbor;
ccrtitinly nt)llllll,'_." ctlulil be more prtrpcr. ‘We
ktlow we‘ have an ugly wiry vvitli us. of speaking
"M79.
*tl.’.".-‘Ft -'.
C We ntacleuiiizlfarrangementswith the New York
.T;,n.,.._by titan; way "one of the cheapest and best
daily papers in New’ Yl)l'l{i,!lSi,FU place tlit:.Pl'esident'’s
4. .l\le.s'§nge in the liiliidsjilj inos't-..of‘,ot'ir‘ subscribers
early the next tilorning after its delivery. We (lid
this’ at" cotisideriiblti‘ iiicnllvciiietfce”~t0~atlfi*t?l'~'t!8. ‘fish
wellaa expenditure of niot,iey,, yet We hflpe ,0|_"',,
patrons‘ will so far appreciate the-"’ fav‘m’as' -tn ‘Ital’
up. readily and ptuictttally, sotliitt ,_we may have
the means at our coinuiundto serve them even
if _ _f':'j‘lie iiiess:ige§i_§z_l,of'i'i"", tiilosteii_tat_ioiis.j n_ti,tl,_.aj
iblllltllffelisllll{el’tIl(lC.lll1l(llll,'8ff( llitslhtioi ‘itlot'ili'l.‘ been
read by all oitr readers ere this. and they lliive for-
med this opitiion tlielnselves. 'l_l‘lic_only fault We
know of it, ls'its length. ‘ 4 i ‘ '
,.
''Uiii'i')ili‘'(‘ilii‘it‘i*ti‘s:*‘’ " . ~
We filfflmliel from the tone bf the Democrat, that
‘some of the iiiémbersiof the Union Giiards.‘ were
‘displeased, by what we deeitied an innocent. play-
fpl niinninn to ll’1,ell'!dlSpl-'l)"‘0l’I Tliiiiiksgiviiig day.
if smwe are,di.~zposcd to lay iisidte llll!'llll'll,ltl¢55,-!tl’l(.lV
disubuse their inilldsif tlicysllpposed it was our
intention to \\'0l1nd'lll)B feelings iufaily one of
them. \~Ve stated their nimle and the fact.-i_jiist
as they were ftiniishcd "us, mid did ' tint siipptise
them incorrect, or if=so, of stiflicietit iluportuilce
to claim any enquiry. We hope as good abldiel‘-I
they will learn to “stand ft_re'_' better liereafter.
I u. ..'-‘.i ‘., ..
The people were not to have an Oppotuni=
ty to select their officers secretly, quietly, and
fairly, because the success of the whig party
was in jeopardy.-=-Democrat.
lli?’ Now, neighbor, we appeal to your sense of
decency, if you aspire to that, whether you are
not ttsliattied ofsucli it barcfituid, wilful falsehood,
known to be such wllitll you penned it‘l
.New Bank in IlIeridcn.——'l‘lle citizens of
Meriden have called a meeting in that plaice
to make application to the next Legislature
for another Bank in that town. The call
is signed by one hundred severity-six of their
prominent business and othertnen.
Russia-—A Speak of l'Var.-—'l‘ho Empe-
ror of Russia has J03! ordered 6000 carria-
ges to be built for the differerlt railways in
his empire, in order to facilitate the convey-
ance of troops. .
We accept the evidence of the Democrat ;
will you prove that ‘white is black '1’
Derby fourrial.
Yes‘, Thomas. you accept the evidence fat‘ the
Democrat and on the istrcligtli. of n_llc of its more
assertions you insist that you have rnovnn the in-
saliily of i\l.'irgarct Gilrrity 3 Now wr. don't (‘.ll0l).‘.!3
to accept such evidetice. Is tliele any quibble
about that T
Pitiable.--'l'lie New Haven Palladium
states that a irommi. was found siaggeriiig
in the streets of that city on ‘Netlnesdayi, with
:1 child in her arms. Pity!
Sltzrllilig IVcws.—Tlle Promcthetis steam
ship, of this port, was fired into by a British’
brig of war. at San Juan de Niciiragusi, just
as she was Ir-.uvin:_r that port for Nliw York,
she liavillg 500 pass-2ngei‘s on boiirrl at the
little. The Britisli profess to protect the ne-
gro l\lusquctn king in his claims to exercise
authority at San Juan. and to enforce aclaim
of his 0f$l23 for poit rhiirges against the
Promellieuc. 'l‘lie,Bri:ish ofllccr f|ll?l'.'l_J€‘.t’l our
ling and t‘nt'l51l'lgt‘l‘€‘(l the lives of 500 Ariicri
can piissertgezls ulio had rlotliingz to do with
the matter, right or wrong. Of Course the
British govcrninétit must answerfor this high-
handed outrage.
Of course We will.
\Ve do not remember when we have been
more overcome than we have been this week in
l'e.'iding “ resolutions,” which. as “ liberal jour-
nalists," we are under ollligiitiolis to pul)llSl).-—-
Tlie first series are those passed til. it rutti-hole
in Sliiii-on.mid tliootlior.-i passed at it [prccisclg/.
r’l1'r. Brown ] in Norwalk. Those subjoined
from Sharon have reference to the Militia Law,
and are suppnsetl to have eittiilniited from it JMI"
Parsons, who once informed the democrtils of
NOl‘Wt!ll£-Illfll’. he "fulcb been in wool jiiu-rtccn
years,” iindproliubly was it little in " wool"
when be indicted the msolutiotls. The same
may be said oftliose froiil -_\'orwalk. except that
iifiay are more owl, reftit-ring pi-liiclpally to rot-
tcn eggs. &c.. and are supposed to have been
contposed entirely by that cotiiposed illdivitlual
who [)l'G.~tlfl8S its Rooster, and delights to crow
from the Dc-lnoct'nt's dung hill, and does all the
dirty work about Crow-ell's lien coop! but this
niitkes little difiieretice, its the "spirit" is the
slime. and its "S[)8(,‘,lmel‘lS” of what can be done
by ‘humiin nionkies. we give first those from
-;llill’0ll, indicted as is understood, by the "man
in-wool :"
For the Gazette.
Public Mteefiing iitl Sharon.
At a tnPt=.lln_Q of citizens of the town of
Sharon, toil/ioiit distirzction ofparly, _held at
the Hotel of .luds0n St. John, on the evening
of Tuesday the 18th inst«.,
Col Eleazer Jenkins was chosen Ppesi.
dent; Augustus L Peck,Esq , and George
‘W. Cliiilllur, Esq, Vice Presidents, and Mes-
srs. l3en_f. l-lainilton, Jr.,antl Noah G. Clark,
Secretaries. '
flztiliel Pursuits, E~‘q.,offl:rod the foliowirig
preamble and resolutions, which were unan-
iinously adopted by acclatnation.
ll/’/terms, at a convention’ and mass meet-
ing of political ternpcinnce men, holtlen at
New Haven on Wednesday, Oct. 22d, the
f0ll(J\‘Vlll0‘ «"It'll_()l'lg other resolutitlris were pas-
sed and ands riiiseil to-carry them into effect
viz 2--=-First, “ That we will vote for no man
for an executive or legislative office at the
next nr_any future_electi_on,wllo is tint known
to bein favor of ti law identical in substance-
with that now in force in Maine for the des-
truction of the liquor traffic. Secondly,
“ 'l'ha«t we rccomnlctid that a pledge be cir-
culated in ouch town previous to the meet-
ings. of the eifierent political parties for the
‘ noiiiinaticn of candidates for office. There-
ful'(’, : ' '_
Resrrlized, That the plan of operations dis-'
closed in the foregoing proceedings of said
political temperanceconvention is the most
the truth, whenever we allude to our doniestic triat-
tt-'r.~i, and :nje.reii|l_y sorry that our friend tic-spnin5 of
ever lcilcliiilg "‘ that liigli and exalted pi-tt:ll”—-but
ing and tire‘ Deiliocrat,-.ha'vc gotten to be synony-
""’"~" 13”"-9Wl'll'I‘-' its‘. rrml we had hoped nirr frieiitl
w_lonlld‘llttve flttttltl rm‘ cflurt to "‘l‘t.-ilcll that exalted
Pl“-‘ll Of l‘Ft1.tl|}" bit-t it does seem as if he was more
‘1'ttAt<-‘fl*y,!'l,'),tt=l1itl~ll' his predecessors. \rVe §l|tIll de,
Plttlttl npn'tr-tile’ fatttziitiotl of somebody/T in the
,i,nea_n;tliii‘c. , '
—'f'lle \'Vusllitigloti 'l‘elcgrapll says that
iiiiputletit eoinbiliation _of. “ll-Utllllugll ’jesuit-
ism, intimidation ever devised by fanatical
bigots to force an unpopular and ‘tyrannical
nietlsure,a_;ainst the \visbes,the intei-ests.and
the quiet of n free and intelligent people.‘,
R.<,'S0lvc'd, That the. enactment of sump-
tu=_ll‘y laws rcguliiting habits and modes of
lite, such as dress, _ furniture, meats and
drinks, has in all ages been consitlered ' by
the best Statesman and ' wisest philosoplieis‘
as calculated. to oggifovate the,_evils they were
%.designed to cure; and _ti,niv_ersal. e;_;pei*,i_ence_
has demonstrated, that it” is by’ arbitrary
continues quite ill, and without improvement. 1
force or pumcuting zeal that it reformation
")3 _ T
com in-unity. ' >
L .
.‘_.,
of tiiannei-s is o’-the effected, but lllé POM}. =
of of moral _s...is‘iuu and the ii;iiuence_:_‘or ;
chr.ls.-tian exainplefl - . ' ,
Re.rolcer1, 'l.‘.l'irt‘t we rt"gflrCl.— llle ~" llIl.3l“l3,_
Law” as a ‘gross outrage ll,i,J'0n_lllt_’- t’.igl1l_$, _,0l‘
nivate pmperty, its an unttiarrantable ‘inter-
erence -‘with therevenue laws Ql....l,lte.,U_.0l.l.t‘<l_.. ,
s«,ates,"as calculated to promote bitter strite
_:’nn.(l civil. .vtfai,.,ittjsociety, and as 8. most high-
handed, inquisitorial, andtlisgraceful attaclc
upon’ freed'o‘m t-f tradé, liberty of opinion,--.
-an_d_socla_il it_iil__epent_lence.
.. ,._, . _.,.....§..,..‘_:,=;-3"; .~ ._ ,_ 9 , ,_ __ _,_’_
-- *.Rl?$0zGC(ly"Bhfll it»ls,.tintl.ecessa r,y togpledige-, .3.,W,,é,.,-.,he..H0,,5é;,,§$é,,“,i~,,,,,m_§: an-em.B~é,§‘
ourselves not to vote for the bigoted and in-
tolerant advocates of the Maine Law at I/Le
srrezrl or any /uim’c.cIct:!zo92.-,for W5 sllotild con-
sider Baron Hay-nau, "Louis N'apoltébii,ol'
.-seven Czar Nicholas, as much. safer;g\1_.a.t_',tll,-
ans of the rights of a free and _tepul>licati
Resolved, That we respectfully recorn nienrl
to our fellow citizt-ns,(-the liberal members of
both the two great political parties of the
'State,) No: _'I‘0 ni: CAUGHT NA1’PlNG mt the .Je-
suits, but to turn out at tbr:ir primary meet-
ings, and seciirc the nomination ofciitiditltltes
.1-‘on. ALL rsxiscurtt-1:‘ also I.EGlSLATl'v‘E OF}.-‘lCES
who believe in‘ equal rights, and are willing
to grant to others the same privileges that
they claim for themselves. -
'Judson St. John, lQsq.,then offered the.fol-
lowing. resolution, which was unanimously
adopted amid great laughter and applause-—
Resolccd, ‘That the “last card” of a noto-
rious professional “ humbug,” proposing to
stump the State for the next five months ztsii
temperance lecturer and Maine Lttw ex-
pounder, greatly exceeds in cool and de-
liberateimpudence any prveiotls announce-‘
tneo from the same reniarkzibla source oi
“travelling Caravans,” “Cars of Jtiggertlaiita
Feejeé Meriilaitls," “Swedi.~h Nigbtitig'ales”
‘-Ancient Africans,” “ Moral Dramas,"
“VVooly Horses,” or “Fire Annihilators,"
and is a far richer lmposition upon the gulli-
biliiy of_ the public than any of those cele-
brated natural or ill-llfilt'_'l3|l curiosities.
Un trlotioii of Daniel Parsons, Esiq., it
was voted thatthe pi‘ocet-zdings of this meet-
ing be published in all the journals of the
Slfllfft
Boys, don't you laugh l Committee on poul-
try‘,_pleaso give your attention! ~ \Ve are now
going to “ exlliblt” tliose lintclied e.\ipi'essly,
Cliitntir:leet' :
[Stop that; liitigliing. We‘ say, boys ; thisis xi
spiritual omit nation I]
From the Fa2"r_/iclzf Co. Democrat.
At a meeting of the Union Gu_artls, held
at the Armory, (Town Hall,) on Monday
evening, Dec. 1st., 1851, the following
resolutions were unanimously adopted.
Resolved, That the thntiks of the Guard
be presented to the Messrs Selleck, tor the
excellent music. ftlrliislied by them for the
first excursion of the coinpatly.
Resolved, That the thanks of the Guard
be pteselited to Messrs Brown 8: Smith,
for the target presented by them to us.
Restilccd. That the tliéiilis of tlie Guard
liepl'esentetl to Capt. Josepli Botitcn, for
the gratuitous use of the rifles uged on the
occasion.
Resolved, Tlint llic tlianks of the Gtiaici
be preseiilctl to the Host and Hostess of the
Connecticut Hotel, for the very excellent
supper filrtlislied.
Resolved, Tim’. “ the natural iiiipulsc to
run” was not so ;_';l‘(‘at; as that which caus-
ed a certain bob tailed horse to increase his
speed, on it journey to Bridgeport, driiw-ing
a Wagon, loaded with a certain ltidivitluiil
and acoop containing ii lot of fan-tailed
pigeolis and lame ducl-is, bound to the
Bt'it.l;:npoi't fair. _
Resolved, That we inform “ the tvag at
our elbow” that it may be necessary for us
to substitute for water and lead, rotten eggs,
and he may have the benefit of them if
he is not careful how he “ asserts.”
Resolved, That as Fll‘e¥tl8l) we are ever
ready to do our duty “ without fee or re-
ward,” and after the toils and fatigue,
which we are destined to undergo, while
in the discharge of our duty, if we wish to
take it little recreittitlnpwe do not consider
it “ sharp” in the editor of any paper to
throw liis slurs.
.ResoIve.'I, Tliiit the slurs and insinua-
tions in the last issue of the Gazette, and
intended by the editor of that paper for
this Coinpany, will be rcinciriberc«.l should
his property be attacked by the tlevol1rin_r_r
element which we combtit,and that he will
remember, while we are at work risking
life and limbs, endeavoring to save his
propelty, that We repay evil with good.
Resolved, That the abo'-'e resolutions be
signed by the proper nflicers,ailcl,pt1blEslied
in the Fairlie-.ltl County Democrat and
Norwulk Gazette.
‘ Gnu. F. Dasititst. Comniaticler.
CHAS. E. BRQ\V'N, 1st. Lignt,
Jone: l\’1UititY,2.~itl Lieut.
CHAS J. SMlTII.3Ll Lieut.
CLARK BRADLEY, Oiderly.
HENRY O. Ki=.Li.oGt:, Secretary.
{C23“"VvIllo says now that Norivillk c:tti‘t bent
Slliirotl? VVlio believes. for it nioilienlt, but that
'“ stl'iingers” will be zitti'ilct.etl licl'el now. " to
seek l'esidctices in our midst ',l” V-Voll, iieigli-
bor, your titsto is so far above ours, we will say
no more about our vile bttitzliiigs. but; let: you
“ exhibit’ the natives. tliat will fetch in those
5* sti'aligei's." It will—-don’: say any more l
£=' A writer says women require -more
sleep than men, and furiners less than those
engaged in any other occupation. Editors,
[éptirttirg and doctors need no sleep at ‘all.-
Lawyers can sleep as much as they please.
and thus keep outof niischicf. Clergymen
sleep twelve hours out of the twenty four,
and put theirvparisb to. sleep once a week.
Rev, George‘ J. Harrison has been dis‘
missed from his‘ pastoral charge in Franl.--
lin Conn. in regular ministerial standing,
and with .u_nblt-mished rt.-ptitntion, on the"
sole ground that he had no house to‘ live/iii,
and could not secure one in the pl.'tcel—
There was doubtless annother -fault same-
3w’/iere.
Ifeat.-"y Con£.t'art.—Mr. George Law, of
New York, in connection witll Mr. Sey-
mom of Utica,and others, have __t.-losed a
contract with the Cincinnti and St. Louis
Iliailroad Criiipziny, for the entile suiv'e_v,
grading, biiilgiiig, soperstriicturt-.iron,depots‘
équiirptige, &>c.,-of their road fol‘i$9,000,l.l0U.
'l‘his.r‘oad is abrout.330 inilers long, ‘and is to
be .delivered,,r~_in' complete working .._or._‘der, in
,al,1.respe_cts, \y,l_ll}l~t-I- five, years for that snug ;,
$3,500,000 in cash, ‘and -the
'remia'ii'tdc'i' in
, .1
stock and bonds. _
‘N
ll0ri_0n Mondayfweek.
‘(test by Mr. King‘, of Alabama, iv-hfeh clie-
iifter a tedious setting, by the Deiiicc|'iiuc'
-0 ‘l ' -«-_-..-...
lilies; ‘
.1’
The =’seiiiite"was‘.quite lull ‘tit its er;-uulza=.
It was ca"l_le‘d toot‘-
tlétlllills of new. members. were presented.-—-..
Those of Mr. Sumner wr.=l‘e offered by Mr.
Cass.--,.A..tliscussinn arose on the presenta- ~
tion of the credentiiils of Mr. Mallory, of
Florida‘ Foolea Beifleflg itl'llIl‘Dl'l‘l€‘l'S,
cated the admission oi wit-_ iv-1n1i0,~,. tnifis
seat; Messrs. Masoti"atl'il‘lotliel's or-nrejfi Op.
osilion. l\'ll“. l\‘ltlllql"y,\,Vas finally admitted,
were found to be present. After the nomi-
ntitlonof Linn-~Boytl, the-"democrat caucus
olutions were introduced with a view to tes-
ting tltoina-te2'ial.of the House.. -Mrrlvleatl, -
locr_t,‘_nf,Virginia,‘ was considerably elicited
at this. He said the Compioiitise resolutions
of-the Whig cat1cus"w’ert':'a‘ d'eception'l' * Mr.
Fowler, of Mass-., mot-ail’ to lav the resolu-
tions on the table. He and Mr: Cabal, and
Mr:Ricl1tirdson, went into a- lengthy discus~{'
sion on the Compromise Grieg Mr‘. Gidtlin_c_r"
objected and called for the ballot for SpPal(e'l‘ A
Linn,Boyd was iitiiiiihatetl and voted for by
the tleriioctats, and Tliaddeus Stevens, of
f’ennsylvanin,.by a portion of the Whigs. -
On the first ballot. Mr. Boyd was elected.-—
The result was as follows: Boyd, ll8; Ste-
vens, H6; Stanley, of N. C, 2l; Chandler
of Pa, ‘.20 ; Bayly, 8; Scattering upon six‘-
teen other candidates, 29. A few of, the
Southern Rights’ Men voted for Bocock of
Va .
Mr. Boyd was Conducted to the t!li't’li_r by
Messrs. Stanley and Disn'ey,ai_l_r.l sworn in by
Mr. Gidtlings, he being .the oldest member
of the House. Mr Boyd made short and
sensible speech. The House then elected
Col Fourney, Clerk, on the first ballot, by a
vote of 129 out of 228. -
A resolution decl-tiring A. J Glosbrenncr
Serjeatit at Arms; Mr. .litl,hflS()fl,Pt.‘SllT]llSle|' ;
and Mr. McKre\v,Door Keeper-,uas adopted.
fiica. coca ,
The rules of the last session were, aftcl‘
an unsuccessful attempt on the part of Mr.
Giddings tnamend them, adopted, and the
House adjourned.
And what created all this cxcitetnent'.l—-
A moderate article of our DWI).-"'.Dt"I7l0C7'(1f.
I.-.' itizlnsisible l VVoiltlcr what one of his i:'i~::i1‘
tivoiiltl ‘_° crcatte.” Tllc titan whose “ iiiotlerate til‘-
licles” "creiitize till this cxr:iteriieiit" should have
cailtlitlate for Speaker the Compromise re:-‘— ~ .; v . - - ~ : -.-.
’ ' ’ . Comstock, Jr., 0 ,S:Ferry.»DaVitl‘ Lowe,
Cll'¢|l‘leS.»Séyln0ll-J‘,-. Stephen R.?I}’lIl0l)(l.,s.»-.--...:.1~..g»
for“tiliéi':eti;lst1’i_,i,i-F,-iii" _VBfIl",' at the Towit House;
on f1\"_i‘t5iida,y,liist.
5"§2I_bc!iricii.,-'—-Hehryi Scllech, David Rob-
erts, writ. -S. Locli'tv‘o_od, ilos. W. Hubble;
Georg‘?-Bfiiietlict, Samuel Richards. , ._, _,
Town ,C'{erfc.s-ynhrhn A Weed. G
V Tiit=asitr.ei5-.—--il3i3li7~l3; Bennet. -‘ i - l
.Coiis£a.bIe t§° CoIIec£or.—-Jnnies F-inney; ,.-g
__ _C'0nslabIes —Robert Ells, Geo. Seymour;
Jitnies Reed, Jonathan Camp; '.lr., \Villiam
Slioecraft, Lewis S. Reed. - T _
Grand Jttrors.-—W’illiani E. Beers, _David J‘
Fl-n__.ce :1/i','¢,,n-,;3,,i_-,__1,2,ichard 'Ci_iinp,j Elijflalt
€3r*‘3<>r.t'.- J-«lines. . Se.ii.m.0ur. 19899‘? t 1’-
Handfot'd-,Eseck Kellogg, Abram_.Camp,=
‘Vin. C. Street, John‘ Kna[)p, ‘John .i'
LOtinsbel'I‘y. ' " _ _ ‘ ‘ '
IIe._i,-wa_rd.s.—-.lsaac.H-. l’l‘loreliouse,. Darius‘
Ferris, John '1'. Vtlright, George A,Bisgell;.. :
Robert Ells, Jonathan Platt,
field, Silas Aiken. , - _
Key I'fee,per.<t.-Rostvell Hyatt, William _
Clevelr.iltl', Morglanll‘. Smith, George Bén- C
edict, Dennis Hanford, William s. Smithi
caler. I/Veigltts Measures.---Horace A.
Gibbs. - ' ,- ti
Higlttbdy S'zifz'5é_ijo2-.’9.—-ljistrict No. I, S.-
Church; 2, Carmi Lockwood; 3, Henry
Smith ; 4, 'i4j_.~ei-it Kellogg, 5, Johh Knapp;
6,Sil-as B. Gt-égory; ’7,.lolli‘t Dingy; 8,
Charles L. Rayiiloild; 9. Jacob Lockwood;
10,Le G;-and Johnson‘ ; 11, Vlfillittin Pl'lC8:
Rr.volt:cd, That we inform “the wig at
our elbow" that it may be necessary for us
to substitute for water and lead, rotten eggs,
and he may have the benefit of lhcin‘ ‘if ha
is not careful how he “‘ asst-rts.”—— Democrat:
FEE’? Beiiutiful! very! ft. is liiglily ilnprop‘-'
or for us to speak the truth about the disgrace-'
ful fl])[)(9lll'll.llC8 or old buildings. as it will
“drive i-stl':ingni's_ away." but it is perft-.cEly
proper to tlirenten to "rotten egg" anybody’
who shall dilre t§xpi'ess an opinion ! My. how‘
the “slrtzngcrs" will flock into this "land of
smile nits to hold him! . He'll do :l0l'lrlE’l‘IIlNG l)l-2>'-
Pl-JRAII-‘;, yet! slloiildli’t wotlrlcr if he shnultl leiivc
town (.7) as all his predecessors llirvetloiie, terrified
like Scull Slick uttlie “ cxcitotilolit" he had “ crea-
ted.”
T/Le l’Vci-r on it/in Rio Gi)'(.’»7l(Z(3 —-—A tale-
gi‘apl'lic despitcli from l3.iltiiilorc iinnoiinces
the tirriviil oftlle New Ol'lotilts mail, with lttll
details of the war on the Rio‘ Griiiide '_l‘lle
Della has seen it letter f.lt)lll one of Ciirvajril’s
officots, stilling‘ that the (‘..-llllpzilgll lies just
licguii, and that Cal‘vaj.ll will soon he in the
field it-_.-ain with it trtuch larger force tll-an the
fiist—iiieai'itlriie the Me:<ic:1iis will .sti‘eilglht:ii
their position, and we shall lliivia pit-tly lirt.-k
times on the Rio Grunde The Go\‘t.'I‘nm_t'Hl-
of Mt-xico has isstietl it tlecree closltig Port
CtltI)i'll',Q’L)- On the l:3:li Oct. the General
Congress ilutliorizc.-d the lzlrstr-::tiilv'i.~ in (lis-
i.>t‘.,._-,-, “,- 2,509 men as :1 National Guard for
the purpose of i‘iilciiyili_t__i,'l'iitniiulipus
The Coalition Council of New Haven
lluvc Uniitlimou.-ly l‘l‘,s()llr'(‘(l to extend an in-
vlliillun to lioisuill to visit their city. They
ll7t\'Clllie\\'lSe appoititeil a cotnmittce to so-
licit subscriptions for the Air Line Road.
Among: the fashionable novelties getting
upiti Netti York for the lioiitlnys, are
"French crying babies,” that is dolls, that
make a noise like an infant crying. There
is no need of the sham article about our
housc.—P/til. S-mt.
Much curiosity was excited :1 low ditys
since, by the appearance ofa pair ofelks in
Bridgeport, harnessed to it ciiri'i.i_c_re, and driv-
en with the reins, by Mr Gideon Thompson
as horses are driven. To all uppearanccs,thcy
worked well, but displayed none of that fleet-
ness for uhich they are rcniarkablc in their
wild state.—Ftt7'77m'.
A young mill); tlOll.l‘l Sliitin, an omnibus
driver at Ciimden, N J. was ni-.-irriuil a short
time since to a young I-.u'i_v. A few «lays
ago the bride mine into possession of $80,-
000, during the brightest part of the honey
moon. it appears thattbis sum, which had
been willed to the lady by lier~paren:s,was in
litigation at the time. oftnarriage, with a fair
prospect ofbeing secured by the opposing
party-'—=bnt Fortune smiletl upon licr,and so
having renounceil the reins, Mr. S. has gone
pleasuring with his decided “ better half.”
'l"be.r'e has been an experimetit tried on‘
the Boston and Providence Railroiitl track,
for the purpose of ascertaitiing ifletters can
be sent to a distance by means of atrnosph<--r-
,ic pressuse: To test thnpraclicability of_ the
theory, there wnslaitl for aboutone mile a
pipe, through which the paper or papers
were to pass Those who have expel'iincrl-
ted are of opinion that coiritnuriicntioii can
be given in this tiiannerfroiti Boston to New
York, in four minutes, and that they are
quite sure of success.
ffi? The appearance of the-Pictorial Broth-
er .-loririlhail this year will asttinlsli every bo-
dy. lt is really and truly the most beautiful
and spirited sheet issued in Atnerica.
Nezo Hrwcn. .Tow7i. Election. —There was
every variety ofiilixctl tickets at this election
()t'lly‘ll1r€t3 select men were ‘chosen, all of
whom were on the regiilar Whig tic‘kel.—
The whole number of votes was i389.
I1z1.rt_fo2vI.—-'l'here was a rally of parties in
Hartford on llllontlity, at the annual town
mceLin_<:.... The Locos had here hopes ofsnc-
cess-and rallied under false‘ colors; but as
we understand it,‘ the Whigs were generally
successful.
figs, P} fl‘. Bat-niiin denies —'f,(lSll.l\’l’ly',,()V’e1'-
his own signature, the rumor that he is to
be 21 candidate for C‘i0V‘el‘n(lr of Connecticut
:1 the spring election.
Presirlmt. .El2ff'fll01‘e.-—.Th0 Wirsliifngton cor-'
respondent ‘of the Journal‘ of Ctl)f‘fl"ll'I€l'C8 says
that Mr. F.llmore has positively stated to
his frieiids that he will rt-0-t be it candidate
forthe next Presidency. V
Launcli.-4-A steairler of.6'00"tuns'tvas, . on
Wednesday last,-. liltlnC_l'le(l'l-_t'0llIll}e yard of
Aaron .W-este't='vult,. E'ast:Riiver, .Nei.v.E York,
to run as ferry boat, for the New Haven and
liberty” ltt)'s‘.'l \-Vlliit-*jeillotis neigbbol“ will
dare to “ (lt?f5l'y he" now? In the mean time;
we lntist. Witrn our frii-li'tl James. nndhis nid.not
to wear out any of their‘ nice giirtnctits; till the
tvratli of the Detiioc'l'.=il ls ap‘pettst§d. ‘
Mit.i.s' H.-HR Tonic.-==-'l’liis is it now prep-'
itratioi: prcpn red by 0. S". Clill‘k,'tll}(l sold here
at C. E. Disbrows, it very fine article for the
‘head. Give it it trial. ~'
A Bridge! A Bridge!
Our people are iiitlcbletl to l‘.'I_t-ssi's. Barnes.
piiss wlille the new one is being fllllSll6tl-
Ttr7;lor’s En. De Lustriil.-—'l‘li:it Taylor,-
who 5ltdUt’5 this gm-Jzit public of Norwalli, up
tllere by the 5-pring is out :i_;it'tl‘l Willi it new ar-
llie L:!tllfl§(£€lll tlll testify. dust try it—-‘all ya
who wish to gloss yriltr itliibl'o~iill locks.-
Dislb:-ow’s
ls lll(‘. plaice where the eyes of the urchins
are i'e-fl-t-slied and bcwitclietl with the funtust.ic'
displays of toys in pi'epul'ttlioli for the good
time Ctirlllltgl,-“—Wl18n St. Niclinliis. is to pay his
iinntln! visit to emtli. f-‘list toys and holiday
pl'<.-soiits tire of the subslrziltial order. and
woi_'tli the titteiiticlit of parents.
W.esiiiNc"r'til'~'.- Dec. 8.
Glen. Foote bits receive-.il it rlisiiatcllf from
ted Sltlltis for tliree tvetlks, till the llt‘.\V Legis-
liiture t-iin lileet.
Mr. Clay coiillnties ill, and has been spitting
blond sever-al titties. A great deal of anxiety
begins to he felt fcrhilnr
l“1LL.-I \Vi.~'i-: BiTTnits.—'l‘liis vtiltiiihle tonic’
itledicitit.-. is now prt.-pared by O. S. Clark. and Dis‘
brow agent. its iiiciliczil qlialitics are too vvpl
kticwn to require any cotlitiiciitlitlinli from us.
(1:55 ft is zllwity.-i with pleiislire that we , refer to
our iiieclliiitics. who by reason of ilnnslial exeiliort
or skill. are enilbletl to produce any superior spec;
lmcli of their llZIl]tllw()l'l(. (Jttl’fl'l0‘l‘l'(l Bradley over‘
the way has tlili-i laid its urldcr rcptizitcd obligalinris’,-
in coiiscqiieilcc of his tnnny lrittmplis nfbeziuty and
itrt in the line of his lliisitless. Bradley is one of
the best riiittired. clever fellows ntirecord.itnd all
who give llliii zlcall, will find it so. Rumor says
‘iliat lie does a. great deal at “ sliitviiig” leather, but
was never litiowil to “straw” in customer. He is
now in full blast for his winter campaign ; give him
it call, and see ifw'c llavc .~il.iitrlercd lliin. , '
A 'I't:i.i-:t;i:.u-‘iiic‘ f‘i.:Ai'.—-'l‘he entire‘ Foreign
news by the Htiiiibolt was telcgrilplicd to New 0!’ -
leans on the morning of her itrrival, and at’ l0 A. .
M. the following rcspoiisn was received in N. Y.--‘
" New-‘Orleans coilgratiilzites the illustrious Mag-
yar on his safe iirriviil ill ‘ tile lurid of tilt: free. and
the home oftllc brave l I‘llll’l‘all tor Ktlssutli!
M r. 'l‘llriislier had been sent from Havana to‘
Spain. in it ni.=ii'cliii::t vcs.scl.- Ile wasito serve out’
the term of his st.-ntcllce. unless i't.-lcitsed tliroilgll (lle‘l
ilegoti.itinll.~i now in progress at Washington
lt was an indecent remark for tiny etli'to’l"'
to make -——Dcm'.ocr.zt. 4
\Ve said it was not only indecent but cow‘-‘
ardfy and mean. “In accept the confession-
fliitt it was indecent merely. as one t/zfirrl ojthe-"'
truth is more than can gene-rally be‘ ex-to'i't'cd‘
from that print. '
Gout-:v’s Book for the New Year is already up‘o'n'
. our table and is without 9X(‘.‘t'.pll()ll the l-nost gorgeous‘
spccililcii of letter pres~.s we‘ ever saw ; an liotlor ;
aii..'i an oi-naineilt to the -~ on preservative of ar'is.”'_Z
A Number lnfl’y.b'e..°C‘P.‘fl'fll the Post (llficc, where‘
p irtins i=isl+i~n-g to subscribe .(\and- who does‘ not T)
can do‘ so. 0 i ’ t i
The Wiit'crbiil'_v Americiin statics that on'l.‘li’lirsday '
ofliist week, l\'lr. Tlloinas \Vcltoil,-of \Volcott, was'
‘brown front llte tongue of his cilrtfutitl fell so that‘
the wheel piissi.-rl over his head. He was foiilid in-
im itisensible stale.-but as his skull fsilot broken.-
there are hopes- of his recnvei'y.- ,
“Te say ])lf‘tlfllly Spud u'ncq.tri-vocallly,-i if
Smith Norwalk has n-try cornplaintsto make",-
lounded upon [Tub/L and sustained by rcasona-'
hie" argument, they wit-F find in as at vri_ll'ingt‘
!\(lVOc€1_l‘_€‘-.'-—.Dl")}f0C1'aL = -‘
: -Wtis’1- some of _uut'__ Soii_t_li‘_N,<_),i',ti,iall< _friends,wr' ‘
som'etliing.l'o1=-himédtv,-andgc: the animal on pl"
New London Railroad, ntsaybrook Ferry.
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his misery. is iiufiterin; time do £61
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persons were tllfijcllitl C _
Slnli.h_| Sc_o- -"
and Buttes for it blitlgt-.. over wliiell teams can _
licle for the liziir, aiiid it fine .’ll'l.l(’.l0 it is too. as ‘
Jeiclisoii, tllltlfllltlrtlllfzlllfll ijilcclirln of \V. L. Hjil:- _
l*i.<.~ St-cvssinii Wliig. to the Setiiltcof Ilii_~ Um-‘ _
Norwalk Chronicler