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at t_li.cf opmf 2111;» st..—-omit‘ l/L6 store of
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I22 .C. Grmitctri.
*'I_;’.e_,1_1xg§-oi’, the Ganettc.
g 'ilie'i*s_li_v ca t-tier-—-pt‘ yr . $1.’ 00
l‘f'ttil"~*-‘ ~:~do:- . “in advutir-e‘ do .2 00
Office <lIlI§_.d|'._lh6l,"§s or tltn.-re living onr'ol'
the Ga ,il:~’.si,tll,%ll.'i('.l. and who call for ,
their piipt-.t‘.'<' at the office 50
Cortttiiitiiiils ofllvt3nt‘,tttot°e t'er:v-ivi-',t1tlieit'
pttpers:~l)y=mail. ifpairl itt advance 1 50
'I?_g_|jji§s of A rlvertislng.
16 lines or less. 1 insertion " 75
,:.v -u-.-... ,_ . “ ,
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"Pit'iN"rtNo ‘r1:ccrr'rv.vi“1r:z°l/1. izmlriess
a.«t'l_rlo..<pa.!cIi, marl at low prices.
f:‘t§T.. § art: 8:. NJ-Iaven Railroad.
\VlN_'l‘ER ARR.-XNH l<JMl1‘..\'l‘.
COMMI-2.\Cl.\‘G DEC. 1, 1851.
‘ Leitve Nt\l‘\Vtllli for New York.
-Qonimuttttintt Traitt 6 o'clock 38 mitt. A M
ftcconitttorlittton 8 9
. . _ ~ 10 . 47
.E.x.tt.r°$9 . 9 . 91 1' M
Accornniorlation 5 3‘:
Expres‘.~i ' V 9 49
- LPHVR l\'nrwalk for New Haven.
Acconttiiodaition train 9 o‘clor:k 1.‘! min A M
" I . 36 P M
Express " ~ 4 53
Accotnntorlation 6 15
Cotttntutation 7 P
Express trains West stop only in Stttml'ord.
‘W t '\ East “ Blti'lg6ptil't.
-Leave New York for N0-'\VtIlh.
Accotnmo-latiou train 7 o'clock“-\ M
9- ll 30
Express 3 P ‘D1 .
A('c0ttltl|0d3Il'i0ll ' 4
Commutation, 4 55
_, L--ave New iltiveti for Norwallt.
Commntrttion train 5 30 A M
Accotiitnodation 7
.;_ _. “ » — 9 35
Express 1 15 P M
Xcdcttittttodatioh 4 20
8 45
Express ‘
“ i GF.O..\V. \VlllI>"l‘LEl"». Sup't.
~ Dry» "’}o‘ods 6;. Carpeting.
tll;S’t'ny rncr-iverl tItl'l now l'PtItl_\~‘ for iri-
O gpgp-...,.,,tlte.litrgest an-‘l In-st tissot't‘n'iertt
ol"'goo'l- I have over had the [ilt‘it~‘tti‘t! ol' r=lT«~.t'-
it-‘2’.t.lie politic, nm.-tttgtlt’e 2tN)ll\' m=I_y‘ he fotiitrl
ave.-i'y lat-gas nltiftttttt siilijerzt to :-tligzlil irtipo-tf't-.r:-
_1iiin iii rn3tritif.icture wlti ‘.ll will he sold at one
llitlftif llielt‘ tleliml I'lllIl€_ (ill in want ol' two
dollars for-one would do ‘well to call) my stool,
is now full and (‘.(Hl|i)lP.lH- atidevery irrrliir-etiettt
will ti‘.-.»..:t“.-mi’ to all in this or the arljoirriua
gtigyris, coniewmo-., come all and “Xtltl'l.lltP for
ynursu.Iv.et-t,i|9:all my gtirtrls will lit’ fl't*Hl_\’ sltown
-imd none timed to lttty.greater itnlrir-.r-ziti-ttt.~ will
be. nfi‘.-,,pr| I-lt:'t1'tI“_'V1-I‘ ltr-fore. Retitr:ttthet' this
and call at the Bridge stn.-'e.
- . C. J. GRLJMAN.
..?—....
’ ."__'riii-:'r;i-:i,.i~:'i2't.rt'ri:t.
OXYGENATBD BITTERS,
CON FAINING NO ALCOHOL,
Asilrc Rmitr-rlr 'nr
. . I
' DYSPEPSIA,
IN ALL. i'rs vuuous roiriits,
Surzltiis Pit‘-itt'in the Stoniaclt. lleiti'tlitri'ti. lla-
bituttl Costivi-ttcss. Acid Strttrtmtli. llr-:td-
‘ iiclte. Lossioii Appetite. Piles. Ni,-,;ht.
Sweats.-, Asthma. or ,l’lttisir:.
‘ Flitttilunce 0I'.i,\Vitttl in the Slom-3
nch. iN6l'V0u\‘l)8s~l, Coldttess of the
Extrerrtities, '\Ve:tkne.~ts of the
. General nobility, _ ,
and all the iride.-ic.rihttble'<ytnpt.otns of this uni-
versal disease. These are also the best totiic
known for the pi'event.ion and cure of
1 - Fever and Agile,
These 'Bltt.t'.I‘:I have received the Htourzsr
Ti;s_jiri_¢‘1-i.\.tt\i.s.evi-i- ‘offered to the public in fat
vor ofpiiiy ‘medicine iii the world. artd_.are ap-
proved by 80‘I'|8 of the best. pliysiciaits. who use
tltern_iri't.liei,i' practice. For the most. satisfitc-
tory pi'.riof of the snow; ss of this retiiedy. see
parri‘ph|’r§tso llontaiititig full p-.trticulars and ~:c.er-
tifictttesli-orii Metiibers of Congress and N-lH‘.l'
parties Wtjll‘ known to the |)t.ll)llt:. Any llltllVitl-
unl wishing furtlter itiformation respect.in,«1 this
. V 1 .
INV.A;LUABLIt MEDICINE,
tIreinvi_terl _to (till on t_lte Agetit.s.nnrl stit.isfy
thatf|§el_Ve;s by t-ef'ereiice 'to_ numerous letters
and cettifirziites of thehigltest resper:tttli'tlity.
DR. GEO. B. GREEN, t'o[iI'iel0|', Wind-
sor.Vt'. - r ' .. . ' _
REED. BAT-E93 65 AUSTIN, Wliol_es:tle_
Dt'rig.gists. No.26 Meijcltants’ ‘Row, Boston,
Gene.ra.l;Agents.’ -? ' ;
Piiice $1 (pet: bottle :, six for $5‘. -
C _\U.l'.lO‘1..-_-l_'§eali_ bottle of the Genuine
0.t:.i[g,_e'(zale,rL.Bille,7's. will have the outside
wt-ap"per_ printed in I§tl9llsll,Fl'finQl| and Spitti-
ph. viiitiliithe .-1lgl"lI'|,tlitl'6 of Gen. B-t Green. Pro-
priethi".’upon'Three‘Sides. ttndin, itrldition. it
firielyi ohgiaverl ’lab_fel_upoit_ the top‘ of the bottle
witlmhe”s'i’;naitu‘re of "Reed.'Ba't'es & Atlstin.
who arezthersolettieimi-til-_Agerits-,and to wliotn
ell ot1d_eifs_;innst:be addressed. ~ A
'ilt8.§_Oll§lllly..»l0 3!? 89$‘ Qtlnfldlls‘-1 ' -
U‘, .9 '---*-av-,;_-- _, 1
it{,.s.’il;rtt,ias. n
D (frmmtissiritte-t's to hear and r-xitrnirte tltotrlztittis
' tvr. an insolvent dr-lit,or ofNr-w CttI:tI'-HI. in Stllfi
Limbs. '
'l‘ H E crt-pat-titr-t-'.‘-'ltitt l'.r»t,'f,’.lril'rtrr- existing lie-
twer-ri the .~‘llli~‘t't'.lltPt'*,|'lltllI‘l' the tntnte of
W M. liR‘.»\DlJlCY"&,'S().\'. ..
is this day tlis-rilvi'§t'l.*lty Tlllllllttl Cltltufllll. The
litt.-irtr-.-ts of lllt-. 5 till-fltfttl \V_lll.liP,,St-'lll_P(l by Pren-
itttrii-t Btacllr-y, who \'i'll_l_llt-\tt'tlfll*‘l’ cortdnizt the
business on his (t\\'trrrr'r'rtutttf. ‘ ' , .
\Vl Llil A .\l BR.-\ DLEV.
r l’; l‘.‘.\'.lA~.\ll.‘l BRA:Dl.E Y,-."
“7estrin, Mttitli 15th. 1852. "‘ 12; - P
Di.s-'m'ct (J Rirlgcficlrl ss ,P’robalc_ Court, Isl
Il7II'l'/I. 18"). . ' ,
~ lliLl.-\ .\‘l RENE DICT. Arlrninistra-
tor on the lfstitte ol John J. Ker-lr-r,
‘late of llidgeliclrl, der:’d, i'e-prescttts said estate
llh\ltlV("tll'. O , '
()rr[r'rcrl—-'l'lt:tt Cotnntissioners on said r-state
he tippoiittotl oil the 97”! day of iilarclt. 1852.
at 4 o'(-lrtr-k in the irtir-rttrott. at sriid probati-
office “ All persons iiitr-,restr>rl‘ in "said “estate
will then 3tpttP.ttl' iftltey 1-H-'F'.Clll~'tHltttlrl)(-5llt-‘tll‘tl
relative to said rtppoiiittnr-tn. And the itdtttiri-
lstt-ator on the cstttto is hot eliv rit"loi‘t-tl to give
public notice tlir=.rr=ol'hv ttt_lVPl'llSllt_z-j in a news-
pattr-.i' ])t‘llllPll iti l“tl|lflr‘ltl county, and also by
postirtg tip the same on the sisztt-prist trcitt-est
where‘ the rler-r-ttss-rl last dwelt in said R:tlge-
fir-lrl. Etiiaix r«;zi«;i-1 tiAwLt:Y. ‘
*"l" .l-.:d_ge.'
..
Dig/ricl of i'\'or'wrzl/.1 ss Probate COIL/‘/, Jliarc/L
lfil/Ir. l85‘J. .
‘E S'"A'l‘l*I of ABl(§AlL K E l".l'..ER. latte’ of
\Viltori._itt said Di~t.rict. rlccertserl '
'l‘lii- r-oiirt of [)t'()l)§tl0 for the di.~ti it-t of Nor-
wiilk hath litnitcrl and alluwcrl six tiiotttlis from
the date liereuf'. fair the r:ictlilnt's of said estate
to exhibit their clrtitns for scttlertietit. Those
who tit-glr-cl to pt‘:-..~r=tit liteirttcr outils. proper'y
title:-.ti=d. within said time. will be (lt-'l)tll‘l't'tl tl
rsco-.'r=i-y. All persotis llItlt"bl(-‘tl to said t'Sllll€
are !‘£’qtlt1,<lPtl to ntnke lltitllt-Llltlit-\ pttyttterit to
.SA.\lUl!lli S(‘.()'l"l‘. Adtitittistrator.
\Vilton. i\ltrrclt l6.h. lE5‘2. 12
Notice.
7 '1 ll E court of pt~ohati- for the district of
Rrrlgclir-lrl ltrttlt liniitcd :lllLl allowed six
mrnttlts from this date. for the ('.l'Hdlltil'\ pf the
t-.-'t.ato-. of John’ little-_s. late of R.itl_gt'ilt'ltl irt said
District. dr-c'rl liortltr-. r-xliihitiort ol'tltr-iifirrlaiiits
to t_li-. l:ixH‘ultit' oit .-aid it-late. pi'tipP.t‘l_\ tested.
or they :t/lll'l)u (.l~-l):ltl‘t—'tl :t l't"t‘t)VP|'_\’. All per-
~'on.~: lllflt-'lill“(l to said «state nrv ltr-re-by called
upon to pay‘ the-. satire to tho. ttrtrler.-'igrir»rl.
lllCZlCKlAljl .\'(.'()'|"l‘, Executor.
Ritlgt-fielrl. i\lati't:li G'lI, l85Q. 31 l‘.£
Notice
9 l'](-‘|'t>’.lly _.<_r'vett that tho rnltlli ofprolizttc for
tho di-trirtt of llirlgr-finlrl ltatlt limit:-d and
allriwr-rl six tttotttlts lit in lllis '.l:rlP l'ot‘ the t?t't’.<l-
itrtrs In the rt.~<tttri- of Mitlietv *‘e_\‘tti(ittt'. late Ui-
Hirlar-lireltl, «let-P:t~‘erl. tti P.\llll)ll lll'.'!|' ilCI.’Ol|lllS
to the exct:tiloi'S on said t‘.-ltllv, within sttirl lime .
lt-girl _\‘ iIllPslPtl. or he do-lmrit-tl,ri rt>r:overy. '
C11 \ R LES SlCYl\l('il"7 ll.
LlC\Vl‘~ C. ‘l*IYt\l()Ul{.
\V l lil-IA .\l \'l.’..\'l“:Y.\l( )UR.
Pkll,l_l,:'_f‘llt‘l(l, 15th ;\larch. 1652.
g lCxr-cutnrs.
3t 12
I)i.s'/.ri(.‘I of Norwa//c ss pI'0f}lZ/8 Court. Jllurch
Hill). 1659. .
S'l'A'l‘lC of Cll.-\RlilC\' E. l7lNNlt‘. Y,
late of Not'\\'all. in said district. rlr=r:’d.
'l‘lier:onrt ol prrthitte liil'llIP l)i.~:li'ir.-I of" Nor
walk hath litniterl and all»-wed six tttorttlts: front
the date ltPt'Ptt‘l‘l.Hl' the t?l’t-‘.tlilt)l'-\ of‘ sttid Esttilra
to exltiliit tltr-ir t‘lttil|tS litr St-'lllPltlt'lll. 'l‘lto.<e
who tIt‘(_'_lt‘t'.l to pt'r=.-‘.ettt lllt‘ll'tt(’l:tIlllll.\‘. properly
mtestml, within said llllit‘. will no (lr‘*lttIl'H-'tl it
|'t‘t'ttV(’.l'_V. All |it‘.l'Sl)ltS‘llltl(-'lill-‘ll to srritl r-.~tatt-
tll‘6il'l-'qllP.\‘lP(l to titalw iittttierliale payttit-tit to
\Vll.l.l \.\l J l“l.\N‘lCY. .-\rlrnirtis-
llUl*‘U.\' l4‘. l“l\'.\‘l£Y,' 5 trzrtors.
l\'orwnil.. .\lat'r-.lt l6 It. 185?. 12
[)isIr5r:I of I3°r/4/-E/r_r_r ss Proliulc Court, JlT.r'rc/1
l:').'/I. ‘I 859. _ _
‘..\"l'A'l‘l<I of S ‘.I\l Ul<‘.l. .l. C(llJLl.\"9.
lttlt‘ of llovlrlin-_- in said l)rstrir:t. tlt‘t.'-‘:lS(’tl.
Pitt:-tittrit to an orrh-.if l'rr-tit the court _ (ll. pin-
littte for said rlrstrirrt. will he sold at public auc-
tion to llw. lll,1_{l’tt-*..~l’ l)ltltlt‘.l', on the Tilt day of
April. at lo.'r:lock iii the :il'tei'iioott.,tlie equity
of redetrtptioti in the lrontr-.~tenrl of .-aid rlr-cc:t~:-
r-d. Sale to take pace on the pt°ettii.~*e.~< in sairl
Retlrlittg ; t.ernis tnade l<ttr..wn at t llt.' tittte of stile.
4 - \V.‘i LKER B.—\'|'l<IS.
3112 b‘|t(’.(:ltltl.\,' ttppoititcd to sell.
Commissioners Notice.
7 [IE .\_‘nlt.~(:I't|ir=t's appoirvterl h_\ the Court
Of P,-"bum for the Di~li'ict of N1)l'\\'llll\
of the ctr-ditol's of the l‘i~iHlt'-3 of‘ Tlitittizts Cat'-
rlistrict..:tssigtierl ititrust for the ll0tIPlll of his
r»i-r-rlitor.-'. llP|‘Pl)y give ttotir-e. that we will at-
tend to the l)tISillP5S of our .~iiirl :Ipptilt'lltllt’ltl. at
thedwelling-liouse of .latitcs Piittisoit lllflfitlltl
New C-tnaati on the first i\lltl‘tt’lit.\'S ol'~May and
Au-.itt.~'l’. 1852. at one o'clock. in tho ttftei'tiooti
til’ each of said (li!_\‘S. _ i _
Said Court ltas limited mid allowed 6 niontlts
cliiiiits against said ltislatte.» - .
BEN.-lr\l\’]lN i\'. HEATH. Commis-
' (ii lI.i()l{G E LOCKXVOO D. sinners.
New Cutitttiti, Fol). 15th, 1852.
Looki ngGlas%cs, W ill ow VVare., 81-C
‘QU],\J'[‘ARD r\'. SONS have at their
4 g W,“-9-,-mmts ti few rods east of" the bridge
it large :ts.~'orttnettt ol cttiittet frtt-ttiture. consist-
ing in pa rt of sofas. cetttrc. r-.itt'tl. lt00l~- I-NI. W0|'l\
attp lxllttlleli l’.tll)lPS of various kinds. |"='l|,0§?-“")’
and black walnut tntttble top dressing liiit'r-nttus
dlaitt rlrt-ssittg, bureaus. ronttiton but'eau_s or _ 1
prices, some as low as $5 50- M“_l"’t‘e’~"".V'- Mil‘
w;.|m,t and ,,,,,pi,, |,¢-.(lstert_ds of various patterns
and prices. some as |o\v as $2 '35- P‘”9"ll”"l’
stettds that rettti he put up iti three minutes and
without it l.“r-y‘. ' Maliogittiy._curled maple. li ’k
walnut. kitrrlien and \\'iti(l.~oi‘r:ltitit's. * Cltildreti’s
table imrl low cliairs. \Villow \'i.’=|§1g""5' ‘"7"
dips and cltttitzs. Looklltfl glasses "l f‘” 3lz“'5
and prices. from 2.5 cents to $l0. Spring inat-
resses the l)e.sjf._iItttl_tzltetlpesl l)f.‘(l.~‘ in existence.
\Ve will deliver any l'urnitui‘c.pttt-cliasr-rl of us
(tn tha ,,,,,.,,,.,t ,,f 31310 or over) in New Catiiran.
\VilIon oi- Drtttpn free of.t.ltarge and free from
‘tltttttztge. ”
],»c('ug_,, Mm], C,Z’,fi,,_,-,_—\,\7e‘ ltnvia constantly
on ltand from Hi0 to‘l50‘cofiinS "I I |1T,7:ll|‘;R'}.“.l’s
black walnut. r-.ltr-.rt~_y and wltitewoor -o it sizes
,:int_l dresrziiptiotts.which can lie’-,l:l£l‘,l|lSll(*‘(l til it
few mititites notice. We'ii'l_so f'nl'n39l) :‘l"".".‘d_5j
‘and everytltitig llticefil-‘llI'_V for the il)l6l'l|’lBl|l’. ol
the dead. and ,will-see to"ll|P.dl§.!2|ttg;ot graves
when requeste'l. We willattentl l'lIn€‘-t'i'lS1-in
New Cittiiitttt."\Vi "'l.'i or Dztrien. without ext re
(1lltil',|zPi..«' E. .'-U'i.“J'l'/\'RD éZ'SQl.‘ll’S'._ ’
» N. B.—l_’ersoiisT.:is;htitg _toi ptiisc tttse "urn!
-lots iii the Norwall-. fjezzretetyy may make up
‘°'Ssor.m ~ or
‘Beware, 0 man‘;!. ‘nor tn:trl|§r;di_°nit_i_"
iAn‘d Reason rnnkniitlte man. alone:
from the d.it.e ltcirr-of. for the exltiiiition to‘ us of ‘
Fgrflisbliw BISSELL; and drug-‘ ,plicat'i6n.to us.
. ~.., v,'...;,‘-,',__‘-',.3‘n.,-",:s.- .\;~a‘.,S.,_“£‘_!;‘_Q‘Lv.§x,‘-..:_,
45t.f' ‘ '
l
’ , /=1‘-‘f ..IIfr’=In.‘« '_|‘0't.iil.i'|"I3.’.(T3"!'l?-7.’-— ?
\Vhyi di"it_tli"it,lte drink} that,;di'.r_tw¢'is,the lit'a,iii_??, 7
, ?’_‘? _.:~“ ; 7.‘-)r‘.ill'|l_l:l'l of. ‘enrllo'~it.v't' yr-aifs!
.\Vlt\i'"tnticlt ‘lltt~"li.::(,"',l_l'|)_'. of‘ i:i°ief'uttr,l ‘imin 3" -_ '
_'l‘.ho ‘cup that" ltatli _ifs’- tltousiatirls islttih.
’l‘lii'i,t bowl ctf,‘l_ilt_'ilitl ttirtd'.te‘rti's_! _'
’_.'l‘w'ill cast thy'.R.ni_is’t;it from ills,‘-tlt)-one
f w 1 j Attd.;tlit°tist it liasely. ‘down :
“’lt_v '~‘lll‘nlltl the ltl'l,2ltlc»'sf jeivelknown
The fairest gent that ever shone . 9
In God‘s‘ resplendent crown I
0 stay tliine lt:tnd——tnuch not the cup!
But d-rsli its poison down;
"l‘wi‘l burn thy he‘-to-r nature up ;
And iftlty lips the poison <ttp;_, , . -
-‘Twill stini: lll".'- -‘oul—’twill slay thine hope :
~ Thy peace in ruatdness drown !
Thy Cliildi"cn’sx cry--tlt_'v Motltet-’s prri_vr=~t°—
Thv weeping, \Vife’s complaint ;
0 I eat‘ them plenrl! nor madly dare
To lift the cup of’ their (lPSp:llt': ‘ D ‘
Brit in the strength ol'(}nd. rleclare
No wine, thy lips sltall?-taint!
—’ t_tits0v.t.t.’itl_Ntr;*”5“”
Collecting Church Taxes.
The liivcrpor-l 'Mr-rctiry tells the following:
A limb of the law. in this town,-‘was lately
waited upon, at ra=hcr an eztrlyhottr in the
morning, bya collector of clturch rates-—
Tlw lawyer made his appearance at the door
minus several of his upper Qt'tl’lIlPlilS, but he
vcrv politely invited the collector to walk in
and take a seat. He protested that it man
vtho did not pay h7st.txr>s must he looked
upon with gzrcat suspEc.on, apologizcrl for blvo
ing out so oft_r=n nhr-n the 'cttllect(-r called,
and expressed a hope that no one had scan
the taxman enter the house. The collector
rvplicd 'ltzit he believed no one had seen hint.
This assurarice appeared for rt nine to rc-
lir-ve the mind of the lawyi-r. \\ ho retired to
an arljnining ruorn. He soon rt’-appF'8l'f7‘(l
with it fine razor and strap irt his hand, and
corttinitr-d sortie seconds to altar, ert ‘the in-
strriment He secrncrl a l.trle ttervous,anrl
after H few qucstions and answers ll:-id
p2IS°cd ltrt‘wr=i.-rt him and the collector, the
lam yerknirl,
"Are you quite sure no one sawc,-on
comi- irt E”
'l'l-re r-tiller-tor, who lwgan not to like the
looks of the man of legal attainmr-.nt.-‘, rt-I
pied, " O , l’rn quite sure no one saw me
crime in.” _
‘- 'l‘lte-ti,” sail the Ltwer, rlrauing the ra-
zor zacrors the strop more .~avai;cly, “I'll take
nii<_-lily good care on one sres you go out."
The ('0llI-‘clot bPCill'D8&lldl'H18(.l and looked
about for :1 way of retreat. '
I “ Stop till _l get a htic.ltr'l," said the lttwyct’.
" l ll not have any dirt here, but l’ll soon
.-top you from going out."
As he -*p0l\*‘, the lawyer retired, and be-
gun to .~hout to his scrvartt Lt br-inga bucket
The r-rii.er-tor was in (ilt’.\p3lt', and as soon us
his $Uppri.~‘Pd 21S5I’tllcHl. turned his back he bol-
ll-d out at the door, and never again troubled
the lam yr-r. for church rates.
Rum Anrcdotc.
The f- llnwrng is co, it-d front " A-ldresscs
in tire? Churches and C0tiQt'Pgtl ions of rh.--
Vvt'élt‘lt| l)..~tri(‘t of Faitfielrl County, Cl 2''
iTo .\‘l'lti\\' iti whit! o-sliinatton the printitivr=
.~o-ttlcrs r l i'\'r-iv Etlgltllltl held the nl'(‘PFlly
and use it ztrdiiii spirits. the history of the
fll'.‘llIall't"l of rum ever brought into Nor-
ivulk, (It is here sllbjoiried.
A pticl(t‘l tnastr-r had returned from Bos-
ton, rind it vias lI0l.~'Ptl abroad that he had
l’ll(tll9_lll. 3 barrel of rum. The civil authori-
t_\‘, the sr-lc-ctrncn, and principal itthabihint.-
ol‘tlir- town carnc trgqether, and enquired if
the thing was so. lie as.~eo’ted They dr-
ctareri with one voict-—-“You sliull nr-ver
lslnd it on these sliorcsl Vtlhtltla vthole
Baa-rrl of Ruriil It will corrupt our rnor
als and be our unr’otri_gz l '
fi ln the days when Connecticut was
l‘ll',lIPl_V cttgagarl in ltrecdiitg /nulas for the
Southr-rn tnarkct. one -‘ntorrting, Tracy, who
was as shrewd a Yankee as ever, whittled a
shingle. or sold a click, stood with a South
C-arollnitln on the steps of the Capitol,“ hen
a drove of mules passed by on their South-
ern-j-~ttrnr=_v.
“ Tia y," ‘Said the Carolinian, “.l'iere goes
it company of your constituents.” ,
t-Y es,” was the dry retort, “they an-.
(l0ttl3'l+'.‘S going to South Carolina ‘to teach
school ”
Quoting Scrip/are --A country squire,
having bern appointed to the cominand of a
inilitiiry company some years since, invited
the rneinbcrs to a coll_atton. ' Previous to
sitting down atthe table, the worthy man
thomzllt it proper to make a speech, vrhiclir
he cl0sP(l as follows: “Silver and gold have
l none, but such as l have,give I unto thee,
as the lr'a‘.in'iun said l” »
Amusztzg --A grecn-horn from the coun-
.try wcnt to the rnrnagcrie to Pxamlno -the
bo--asts, the-btrrls,and Creeping things there
cottgrcgated, umong which an curring out-
ang particularly Slfufk his attention. Sev-
eral gvntlcrnen were conversing. about the
animal, one of whom expressed the opinion
that it wasa lower order of the hIttnan-spe-
cics.i dflnfllhtln did not like this idea, and
striding up to the gentle-nmn, expressed his
conrcint-t for it thus~:—-‘° -Pooh ! pg‘,-Eh‘! he’;
no more human species than l he !”""'i‘ ‘ "
5:?-‘flit is rathierna curious incident, that
when lit? Americrinssvnl Dr. Franklin, a
ttrintcr, as rninister to France, the Court of
Vursailes sent M. Giraud,’ a -’“bookbinder,a‘e_
minister to C ingress. ' When Dr Franklin
was told of it, “'Wcll,l’ said he, f‘ lTll print
l.hettif.lepend.9nc'e,OT America, and’ M. Gi-
tard w'illVbt.nd’itl"' I" ' ' ‘'._. ,1
‘Roth-:,R H. t\~iit.i.._s, of New Hartford.
'3! 1 0’citiCls' sl_)olll.l be sent. fiit‘.
ion <=ov1iau~otr~ ;; Z
,_ GREEN KEN'D§l~‘ K__<._ or wr{ren.u.- *
. ron Ltt:UTr:.§'iu's1"Govv:n$'on.
J
-z _ _ ‘Fort 'riu-:risuiii-:it. ,
'l'l"lO.\'I-AS‘ CLA RK. of Coventry.
' _ - FOR stzciuz-ivuiv‘ or STAT!-I,
J .IlAMl\10‘.‘_l D '1“_E,LU1‘].,l,.;U~[4_l’J'~ 0f_Sto_uingto_n.
I-‘OR C0.\'i1'RoLLt-:R. . V
SELAiH,~ STRONG." of Milford.
FOR !.s‘l4‘.N.-\'l'0l‘tS.
DistNo1—\Viii.‘ri:rrGi./ioni-2N. of New Britain.
_“: 2--Gt-zoitoi-: Pnrtnitttrzn, Glilsl-Pltll'fll‘yv.
" 3-DWlGll’l' L. \VtL!.lAM~’.~ Hilrlltltltl.
“ 4-.—Gittsvv.oi.n [. .Gii.ni:ii'r. llrtniden.
~" -- '5--.-\SA_"t\’T.-.'l‘RAl.V. rMllliiltl.' - ’
" 6—ll.tnvi-zit ft twl-Z. East" Haven.
“‘ ' 7—NA'i‘iiA.~z H. Fisti. Grriton.
"‘-. 8—.\si L. L.i'rii.Aiii. Preston.
if _9—S/iiiitii-2|. S. WARNPZE. Lyme.
“ 10~ LIV]-ZR H. PERRY. Frtitfield.
“ 1'l— "/itttitii ‘Brrri-zs. Rédding.
“ l‘2-—'l‘iior.r.\s B. Bu'r1.t-tit. No‘rwitlk.
“ 13-‘-‘H F.\‘ rrrt}. "l‘At vroii; 'H:ttnpton.
“" l4——EzitA DI-IA.‘l'..\Vo0tlst0t:l<.
“_ 15—_(,‘iiArii.i:s ADAM~‘, Litr-ltfir-lrl.
“ 18-BE;'\'JAl\H.\' l)ouGLAs Mtdrtletown.
“ 19—Hi:i~'trv W.Gti.ni-tin‘. Clio-ster.
" ‘.!tt—l<‘ir.tNci.~t li. .l)lC1il1\'~0N. Willirigton.
“ ‘21—-Dwiotrr Looriiis. Vernon.
F or Probalc Jrrdgc, Normal/c District.
JOSI.-\ H. M. CAl’»'l'l".R', of Norwalk. ,
Cl]ANl1‘l£S OF THE ELEC l‘lUN LiA\VS.
Ii’eprcsertIriI.i-vcs. Judges of Probate, Justices
of the, Peace. arc ch-rzterl by a plurality of
voles. Arid tho votes iti let be couttterl and ile-
(:lttl'0‘l lief-ire the arlj-irtt'timiuit of the meetiti".
The. box fiir i'(-!CHlVll'l_:_t vor.r-ts liir Rr'prcsnn/a-
lives. Illurlt rc/nrz2'.n open for I/ta/. purpose, ti-ntti
the ()})P.nltt‘_I: of the itioetitiz, till 5 rfclnc/c in, the
ag/lernoon; and if two vl'_P.]il‘e.~‘et!lttlll'B_s are to
be t:ll0~'t*n. the tmrttcs of both must be written
ro printed on one ballot.
in case two or ttl0l'P persons rcrzeivean equal
ntttnber of votes. so that: no choice is nirtrle ol
t'epr‘r-.sentative.< the ttteetittg must. .~t..tid adjour-
tied until the f-llowitig rltt)’. ('l'uesrlii_v.)
Votes for Jur/gcsq/' Prolirzle lllllflf b writteti
or printed on the swm: piece of paper with
those for State rifiirets‘.
A sr-pgtrate litl-ot. box must be providerl for
votes Ml’ Justices of the Pearce ; to rern.rirt open
till 5 o'clock. l’. .\l. .lll'4ll(!PS ‘of the Peace
elected this Spritig. hold‘ their oflfr-es» for "two
Rjwrst 0|‘. until -luly.4th. 1854 The rruniber
f'lPClt*(l irt each town must he erpizil to the num-
ner of .ttir_yttten to whiclt Ptlttll town -ztttitlerl
by the "fiict. pro.~tr:riliiti_g t.lie tiutttlier of Jury-
men” (passed lttst iSpt'itt_t-1;) unless the town lnts
previously. tit a ~3ti(’t‘.llll town tiiecting. voted to
r:l'toof-e ‘d fess rtunrbéér.
The brrllot liuxos must lie 0}’)Pl'i. for the re-
ceptmrt of vrtes. alor bi:/'ore.9 ¢/cloclc in the
7ll0rI)lng'. .
TO BE It’E1'lIE1lIBE1{ED.
1 That it FULL VOTE is itidisptmsrt
file to secure the vleclion of the \VHOL,E
WE-llG 'l'lCKE'l'. -
2 That such it Vat? can only be secured
hy a thorough County, Tr-wit, and Election
District ORGAl\'lZA'l'lO-N.
3 That no Whig lia~‘ done his whole du-
ty until he has VOTED I~lI\»lSELF and
knows that his immediate NEIGHBORS
harévuted also.
4 That this can only be cert-.iirily known
through the agencies, of it well prepared
POLL LlS l‘ and careful tallvnien.
5 Tltattltereshoul-l b-. at CO\’l.VllTTEE
'r_rt_'__t__>_,\f,v_t-ry one of the School U_lSlt‘t(‘l, with
VVZXDGONS at their disposal, to convey vo-
ter: to the Polls.
6 'l‘lt:tt there should be , at least‘ TEN
ACl‘l‘VE MEN at t'Vr-Ty Poll, to distribute
'l‘ickt-ts and sec fair play. ' .
7 Tltat. there rhouldibe tit leastirtn equal
number ready to GO OU 1‘ AF‘ FER DE-
LlNQ.UENTS. Tltose who have not voted
8 That. such an ORGAi\ilZATlO.\'
and VIGILANCEV will save the State.
fvriiosr Everywhere, REMEMBER
(that the power if parties is tnade’up of IN
DIVIDUAL VOTERS, and sceio-it that
no’ vote or effort of yours is wanting this
Spring to make Connecticut herself again.
gfi The “ democracy" of Gov. Seymour
is well i-xemplified in his rrfusal to allow
the people an opportunity of voting on a re-
forrit measure which the Legislature were
vi illing to submit to thcrn. iPackm'ng reso-
lutions and yvr-loing the _v_viahe's of the ieople
arepiisamples of the “ one-rnan poi-.ei"’ that
are hardly compatiblewitli such strong ~pro-
]e5sl0ns of Dcrtiocmty. ‘
;1;;'r-'1‘he Greenitio-ld D8mttCrat.88}'S the
(I,xpénsQs(tflhO House of Correcrion in Frank-
ltrt 'Courily,,, , ,
Ma.~.;t‘,2d, were fit.-e dollars and forty, fire
cents! When tl.e Whigs V\€'l".’_lfl p0W8I‘thal-
institution was better pa"""'Z*'-ll T ', 4 _
N orlliamplon. Courier.
The reason of the change, says ‘the Spring-
field Republican,is that SC0lJl)dl't'l5 used to
-be in the House of Correction, wlivreas they
"€il'8~hCt'\'V in pfiice. ,A,cbange, of, sdrriini8,H(a,-..
., ccitificates Ptocute thcm in season.
‘cal historian, and they
question then in regard to the Maine law, is
for the three months etiding
::»W.H0 6'.-4N‘ .§:E‘iADxl!?TTErDi?‘ 4 -
i ‘ii’: 'r'e.‘-iii“:-tit oli.ttii;<r§.l~-.Seq,ze‘]fur ,..,.—
who -hesibeen admitted in some. :-'
otheri Town ‘in fitis_3tutc, can vote the whole",
iicikét including Representatives, 0lI'7"l|,f01i;‘.‘
4. "~ ¢ '»;,\0 ii. _ ‘Q, 1'2: ."'.‘_'
1;. 1‘: 't I \ ‘_Q or . ‘.
,_ _ _fiift E|e¢t_dr{.gni'ay:': voteiifor if
he li"a’s resided in airy .loz.bii.i'°'of I/tell’ ' District
four _rnci,it,t__lt_s, pre€:eeriing~«tli_t_*. e_lrjctirin -; or L for
.Jrirl§’éiofi Probate, with it tit... il'ie‘Si_dcllt‘.'eiiD'
the-Probate District.‘ fig. Provide yourself
iwitlila " certificate” that you are an Elector.
_4. Certificates --No Elector can use a
certificate t-xccpt‘in«t/ze town where he NO W
"RESIDES‘."""R”éiii‘éiitbér riiisii - Those 'wi‘i'o““
remove on the first, ,z-hotild get "ii "certificate
fruit: the Toitm where‘ they were admitted.
On this they can vote in the town lllllti they
remove to, even on a residence there of 8
_SiD2le‘ d.«Ty- Persons who have removed
dttring tl1s:,p,a.-stfoim; .tno3tl}z.g, should .3135 get:
_ Ancient, iiLaws.
So it seems that the ,pt=oplr;-.,of' Mi_tit_te are
not the original discoverers of that pflnaticea
of allcriiirc§..;a_strinr,;_ent.lquor lnwt M4.
ltornct. w_as_the .-,.fir_st destroyer r.f-_vin"ejy-,,t-.159
and the consrquericr is, that in Syria,“ev;e§iy
titan is a tobber.'_’ _It,was,of course,.it_par-
ty rrftliese “compelled to be total :tbstirten_ts"
v~ hotliretitr-ned the lives of Dr. Bacon and
his party, tthileitrrtvcllirtg mm’ the countiy
of the Kurdistans.——Rr-gisler. O
3%. The editor of the Register is not
well posted in history if he thinks that Ma.
honii-t was the firs‘. discoverer of the Maine
Law-—or 8 law prohibiting the use of wine
It was a law _of republican Roma-, in its pu-
rest days, and centuries b_t:fure l\’IvtllOm(*.l.»l)il(l
‘eXlctt-H08 See Rollcn's Ancient History,
front which we make the following extracts.
“At RFITDP. in the early ages, young per-
sons of liberal condition were not permitted
to drink wine until the age of I/zirry; but
as-for women, the use of it was absolutely
forbidden to them.”
Again, the same author says, in regard to
the Greg-k laws qn this subject, 650 years
before, Christ, that '
“By the law of Z ;lPl1CtJS, the Epizepltt'i-
3", l.r0Ct'ians’\Vem Univ‘-‘l'S8lly forbid the use
of wine upon pain of death, except in case
of sickness.” _ ,'
Th? GrPcian Locrinns “were celebrated
/07‘ the rarcellcrzcy of their laws," says a classi-
were a. democratic
people. Their great law giv r Zileucus,
author of the prultibitory wine law, was so
C'rll'tf-Ul of the liberties of the people, that
one of his statutes imposed the penal-y of
death upon any citEz2n who should enter the
St-nate house in arms. On one occasion
bowt-ver,on it sudden cmergency, Z.,lrucus
t.ranSgrf‘sscrl his own cola, which was re-
nntrlted to him by one present, and so great
was his l't3Sp+.‘cl for liiw, th-it he intrnediate ly
fell upon his sword, thtis inflicting the death
penalty upon himsvlf. How different were
the views of this rleznocrat of the nature of
law, from the rum champion at Hartford,
the Tim es, Vl hiclt advises resistance to a pro-
ltibitory liquor law !’
Besides the above" facts, it is well known
that the Romans, in tlteir cfiiirts to annihi-
late intr-mperiincc, went so far as to destroy
the entire vineyards of whole provinceg As
long‘ as they were temperate, they were iri-
vincible. When they became dissipated,
they were conquered.
But the Maine law (Ines not, like the K0-
ran, or the Roman and Greek laws, forbid
the use of, wine. lt forbids the tra_flic,on
the ground of public rieccssilg/,tvh'ich necessity
may exist for two, twenty or fifty years-
precisely as it quarantine or nuisante law
may be necessary for osingle season, or at
longer period. I it is toobad to misrepresent
the real character of the law as do some of
the democratic ‘presses The right 'of'socie-
ty to protect itself, is one or the first princi-
ples _of government. In this country, L‘eg-
islatutes cannotcxceed the limits of the.
written Constitution, and the courts are to
determine whether, they do. The whole
one (if rxpcdiorncy, and thiszis -to be determi-
nedliy the voice of the majority of the peo-
‘ple, and the test of experience.-—Pallad£um.
How Can you do it‘!
now can yoti i'n.credsc'tbe Whig vote in your
town, friends ’? Have you thought of this?-
Htive you tnttdeitlte nt't'angipeiits for doing it’!
Every year lIf|f‘.l',_ the election . you .lftuv_o been
able to uittne Whigs who did not vote. not
let it l)t).'30 this year. 5
7.’.
We hope our fi-ietidsiiii the adjoining towns
will 'pl'octli'c:i:ltl1eiI' brtllfiutsirt season. audusee that
theyiti-é properly‘distributeduon the morning of
election. 9
.. Ne-‘w Voters‘-I _
\Vbigs? look up all the young rnenwho ere‘
_.§,-vornbie to your-. principlerz, and-eee “that” they '_
:57».
1 .
- -_,_ . c9 cfntitit flat-
itthe Muine l'3*i‘si.‘ii\"i.'E.i"f§i's“=.;1ii-'r‘§’"ri")'.=, to it;
Wlfiigs, "let us ltm;_._,__ , igttfore, procras-
W ,g‘,,i‘r:-_‘_i2“7L(z7I..‘£z'7i,t,’ of gfidgs ‘
ntlfl, lleffquestion ” l
, friftidiih
‘ , ‘trust the edi_tr.t,rq, _
that is the best i.‘(;y,§ ,
‘e do not know precisely “what the
{;@-W
Regis-,tt_a'_r"rneaps by the above paragf?-[tlt,but:
’ .t":v'Q:;.:\
l9l!'<léd- ’ Petlinps it isrltrilte has
cottitnittéibus to the cnttflrserriiéntr-'of every
‘line and'word\'._of the .tt..i_.,=,,.,j%_;i;_rtt;_,
is what heiiineiini, we beg to remind him-
that we have \flll‘efldy conceded that there-
are some defects in the -Miirte Law, which.
il‘¢edj-“9i-‘b§:‘¢°Pl9‘lrs!!!‘=l~?w’b‘lCh"-ptobulily will.
nothe, into thcwliqunr law ol anyotlter State’
Tbé r'9C0rftmt_?_,n.da!i0.Iti. ,h(a's_. ’univ'er.-‘ally been
the “,_-Maine Law or _som-ctliingr; s‘ub.~tantially
like it.” He is quite right in supposingthat;
we wish the qur-stirinhiettlc-d'zit it-his ’earlie.-l:.
po.~ts'i,ble t"i't;()_'t.l_)t.’t'i!',--tln(‘l that —;r—e,.wan‘tj;;To" see-
.,1to,"_W_hifl’liiiig“or dlodiging on the’, partgi‘ of the.
lriends or opponents ofthe law. ' 'Ynu and
your priliticul as.~3ociates= have plays-l with-.
this subjcctlong enotigh.__ Yottrqliillté have
started,,petit,i0tis.:l'or- tvniperance: laws-got:
.t1p 'cxcitemenis.-.-divided the “lli.i;5;‘s‘,?. and
carried ele-ctions $111300 the prcjudicos thus
C|'¢7-H(‘d'.' . If yotiiide into -p'rtw§'r»t'r§'t.liis time
upon such__iin issu,e;it shall..l)°«i,tt rt fair light.
We‘ vW8l‘Il_ to ,sr-e no more‘ slrtill:’tn,rz7-bit ‘either
Side. \Ve"could_ beat you handsomely with-
out the Maine Law, and if we are beaten
with it, we-wantthe Temperance democrats
to understand how it happens, and who is
respotiistble. 'l‘he true policy was to sub-
mit the question of prohibition tn‘ the peo-
ple of the State in adv once of the law--so
that if an overtvhrlrtiing majority Thad decirled
affirmatively, azlmv In a(‘l‘0l'd:'tt:ce with‘ that
decision could have been franird at, the next
session of the Legislature. iBitt Gov, Spy-
niour, in pocketing the resolution of inqui-
ry, has made the issue wlta_t_it_ rt_r_ivv_ is, and
must be held responsible by all i-parties for
any lDl3litl{P§ that may occur, from the want.
of the _irtformalion which would have been
obtained by the success of that resolution.
' ' Palladium.
Whip from (}re'Rig/rt Quarter.-—'I'he out-
rageous rnisrcpreseritations of the Hartford
'_l‘_itnr-s in regard _lQ,,l,l:)e,_l_\’lt,tln8,_ Liquor Law,
and the grovcli_,ng___appertls_ of the -,E=litor of
the ignorant on this subject, has dra.vn firm
a rebuke from the right qtit-rter—namely,
the Middletown Sentirtel, arlemocratic press.
A" corrcspondent of the Sentinr-l in a com-
tntittication addrr-ssed to the Times says.-
“I have noticed that do -l\'l:tine Liquor
Law has bcen it thorn in your flush, and
caused you 3 _Ql'Pat. deal of tins-=tsin‘ess and
anxiety for theprist three or four tnortths.
Your articles front time to time, on tltzit
question, have given llltlnl.slill(Ptil)lt} t'VldPnf.‘e
of your bitter hospitality to that law You
have voluntarily l.al(PlI upon yourselves the
[tick of ridiculing and £ltl:SlilllUg the ques-
tion in every variety of form. And to.cap
the climax of injustice and misrr-prescntii-‘
lion, you have thrown out the assertiort,
broadcast and unqualified, in your last it-ci=k’s
ed wilt, Liquor as it. ever was, and’ as much
is consumer] ” , - ~
How any man of liberal principles, en-
.<et.se,can lr-tnl hiutsr-f to tbe_ maritifacture
.f5m-h base fabrications, in the face and
eyes pfthe fuels in the cust=-—Phfll'-.:es so pos-
mvely aud -utwqllivticfllly dcniel liyi llH-‘- of-~
ficial report of the Mztyot‘ of P.irtlanrl,.~l_,c’ari-
not for one moment 'surr'riise.‘ l —_lia"v'e no
hesitation in saying rh it the above assertions,
together with otherspfa kindrel Cl}-'ll8|'2,leI'.
t,~,.m"the sime source, have no ltiutidalltill in
truth; that they were "tirade, in all ptobaliilt
iry without any regard to T4015 or statistics,
and check, if pn.~siblc, tho feeling,-so preva-
lentoflate.,in favor of the cnnctrnent of a
law by our next Lrgislitlure, 'Slll'lilr“tl' in its
provisions to thatso ividgly known.- as the
Maine Liquor Law. ,, _
There is not the shadow of _a doubt but
that the Maine Law isthe very best law that
has ever been enacted on the subjroct :it.d
[hope trtaeqits passage, if not entire, yet
ccrlainly its restrictive or prrihibitrtry, by our
in-xt Legislature _ _ .
;I3"'Wil_| the Register pleascicopy the
above for the benefitof its detrtncratic readers»?
certificates. 7
Those pei'sqrts whoarie electors of this State
nnd wlio,_lm_ve clitittged‘ their residence since
the lust eleiztion, should itttrneditttely attend to’
lhfiolttttlltlngtif their ctntiflcrites, if they h_iive-
not itlready done so. , ‘An, _tti'ticle is goi_ri,g_,.tlio,
rounds. suyingthat. el_ect.ors,,wlio have removed
into ititofltei' town previous to_.th_e 5t.__lt ,of__.lti_st;_f
Dec mber. can liemiule-new voters if they
have no cei'ti'ficatt;-s.“ This‘ is not ‘so.’ They
' ictllllltiot lie mafieanew, unless ‘they have had at
res‘idetice~‘ol' rm: ‘mo'1r'.Ir's_' in the town wliere
they offer to vote. »G‘,e'it”yo'ut' certificat’es,'in_id
you Will be on the safe side. ‘I V 1 '_ y H ‘
‘Vote’ Early !
cur‘ 4‘... '
Our friends ct»ft:ititiif”i‘?ieif1b'|')iit‘!icultttj indet-
you titi1e4to brittle it lie".en"etny, or ‘go ting: iyfouty
-‘friends who have noglected't6"7bt63' ' ‘ ‘ii’ *
jfitii again very easily.
' are duly qual'tfted:ns'Eleeto_rs‘s '
.. , H Q
we infer l_hfl_t.St)lne rriisrép‘tics't-"ti alien is in--
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