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7Evi«:iiii ’1’UESDAY- MORNING‘
NUiii31_iii as-—iii3iv siaiims.
'i‘si.i' ’i’_i’tlR‘l"JiiE.iI ii.-izii'i‘i‘ii.
A. H. BYINGTON 8-; (:0.
A." H. BYl.\'G'I‘I).\'. H. W. II\’A’l"X‘.
Ojice at t/Le foot of Jllrziii. st.-—0vcr (lie store of
' < C’. J. Gruman.
Terms of the Gazette.
Vi‘l:ige Snb.<ci'iliet's by carrier--—pr yr $2
I\l.ai.l» _ do in iidviiiirze do ‘:3
Office subsci-i_lier.<. or rliose living out of
_t1im C.ai'ri<-.r’s (ii~'tt'i(:l‘. and who call for
00
00
illlflll‘ p:ip_e.i_'r- at the office __ 1 50
‘C‘oiiipai'.ii-.5 ofhfivoor more i'eceivi*“_<.ztlieii"‘
papers by mail. ifpaid in advance 1 50
- I
'5‘crgins of Aalvertisiilg.
16 lines or less, 1 insertion 75
M 2 cs
‘Is . 3 I‘ 1
Jon PRINTING rxcczztcd with neatness
ii.-23 (Zr-spulc/i, mid at law ;m.'icc‘s.
'”_._.__ 'i\‘l«‘.W B()(’.)'l‘.—.:IlDIs:
® lc:it.Eici'5.: flailing Store d
xvi-i0Li;:5A'i.i«: 5; RETAIL.
" 'VE’1[—]E 5’i)[)si'ft‘il)’t'$ liereliy give noti. e to the
citizens of L\«’()l‘Wltll{.i‘tli(l the public in get)-
’(’,l'?tl,ililtii,'lll(‘_V have taken tl store on the west.
side of the l)t'l(l,QP, opposite the Post Offir:c——-
N0 1 \Viitcr st. and littt‘-il it up in good orrlt t‘.
wliere inn‘; be found at all iiiiii-s ii l:ll"_'_!‘ .~l0Cl\'
tif_9_eiit’s. lilt.llt‘.§' and c:iiEldreii’s Boats and Slices
‘ ‘of all ilcsci'iptioiis. ni:ii*.i:l7ii-liii'e-ii by us expi'nss-
. and dcspiiicli.
__}y fur this iiiai-l.:i-.i,, by the host, of ‘s‘.‘()l'l{lllE'll and
‘of the bust niateiiais. and no c_\'i-itions will bi‘.
spaied to pleasi-. llliisfi \Vl10,lllVOl' us Will"! :i call.
Cu.-to_inci's' worle. made to orzler. w-ii_h neatliess
A A share «ifthe pub.ic patronage-
is respectfiiily solicited by
. J. I’. lI.5.-.\1FCl{D..Ir. A: Co.
5?? Part i-zulai atteiition paid to i'epairing iii_
all its branches.
_i.\'oi‘wal_k, April 1st, 1859.. I5
I I ‘LL pei'soiis'li:iriii_«_: iiiisetilr--d accoiints on
E ii
iy books are wqiieslml to cull and settle
witti tilt’. or Jiulson 6.’. Bi.-:sell.,wtioare author-
' ized to receipt. said aci-ouiits at their store, for-
morly occupied by the §lll)s‘Cl‘llt(’.I'.
S. E. OLM.'\"I‘EAD.
April 12th, 1852. lbtf
Dry Goods & Carpeting. _
7' II lb‘ Fay received and now reiiily for iii-
‘ spr-.clinii_tlie liiigt-st mid best assortiiieiit.
rot’ _::rio:ls l have ever had the iileii<iii'e of offer-
in; the public. iiiiiziiip;-ilie goods may he foniiil
a W=i'y’ lug»: anioiiiit siilgetif to slight iiiipeilec-
‘- lion in iii:iiii.if«ctiii-e \vhi_-li will be ‘sold at one
and call at the Bi'id;_:e sin.-"ii.
lialfnf their actual nzilac (all in want of two
dUtl,,,-,- for oiie"~w¢,u-til do we-ll‘to call) my stock
is’ how full and coiiipleto ainleverv iiidiirc neiit
will be all}-i'eil to all in this or the ziiljiiiiziiig
towns‘, come om‘. (2()ttt(‘- iillaiiii t-‘Xtltltlllf! for
_i,'oiii'snlve.<,iis all my gniitls will be-. five-.l_\' sliowii
and none urged to lii:y.gi'eatei‘ llitlllfit-‘.Z1lt‘t)I..~‘ will
be offc-,reil than eve«i- bi-:fore. I’xeini‘.iiitiei' this
C. J. GRUMAN.
Window G-lass. _ , _
BOXES best FIIISNCII IILAS-5.
all sizes. ' v
100 boxes do Ainericaii do.
for sale very low by Z. SANFORD.
\Vestpoit, Mai-cli ‘.29, ’5‘2.
\ g;iwf:E..‘”t1.é’.-g.:,, ,
we .:’e.:.,
Til I‘) C i'ZLl’.I}l‘i.-\'I‘J'Iti
OXYG-E.‘ ATEB EETTERS,
-CONTAINING NO ALCOHOL,
A sure Rr:in«?rZ_i/ for
D Y S P E P5 l A ,
:15‘ ALL rrs iaanions Focus.
Such ‘as Pain. in the Stoniacli. I'IPlll‘i,l)ltl'Zl, Illn-
bitual (i(t:5llV6*.tlt",N'S. Acid Stomach. Plead-
aciie, Loss of Appetite. Piles. Night.
Sweats. Asthina or I’liti.<ii:.
Flatulence or \Viiid in the Stein-
cch. Nervousiiess, Coldness of the
Extremitics, \Veakness of the Limbs,
General Bebiiity,
anri all the iiide,.si:i~iliiilite syiiiptoiiis of this imi-
verszil ilisnzise. 'I‘liese are also the best £01116
known for the previ-iiiiou and cure of
Fever and Agile,
' These I3itt.ei'.< have ic.cei'.'eil the ['IIG!H‘3-“T
Ti~;s'ri.\io.\'iA as ever otfered to the public in fa-
vor ofany medicine in the world, and are up-
- proved by some of the best: physicians. \vlio.use
-' them in their practice.
For the most. satisfac-
tory proof, of the Sl|CC“SS of this remedy, see
pamplilets containing full particulars and cer-
i_iޢ;m:,g t'mm- Members of Congress and other
parties well known to the public. A,ny individ-
ual wishing further inforinatioii respecting this
INVALUABLE/MEDICINE, .
are invited to, (all ‘on the Agents. and satisfy
themselves by i'e,fe|'ét1'(:'n‘l0 numerous letters
‘ and certificates oftho liigliest. respectability.
DR. GEO. B. GREEN, I’.i-oprietor. Wind-
. sor. Vt. —
REED. BATES 55 AUSTIN, Wholesale
Druggists. N().26‘_M8l'(:l1flDfS’ Row, Boston,’
IGenei'al Agents. «
Price $1 per bottle; six for $5. -
CAUI‘lO.\l..-—-l£ea"«li’ bottle of the Genuine
01,-i,g'ena£ecl Bitters. ‘will have the . outside
, wrapper priiitzed in Eii«_-lisli.l.5'i-eiicli and Spitti-
sb. with the si,-,znat.ure of Gen. B. Gieen. Pro-
nrietor, upon Three Siiles. anrl -in additioii. ii
. finely engraved labelupon the topof the bottle
withthe sigiiatiire of Reed, Bates 65 Austin.
' who are the sole (i‘rener‘al Agents,and to whom
all orders must: he add rnsseil.
For sale by W. E BISSELL. and druggists
generally in the U. S. and Cauadas.
LooE:iiigG!a:s<<»‘s,Wiilovv Vi7e.ii'c, E-so
El: QUI.\"l‘_A.l-ID A: SONS have at I.lI€’ll'
‘ 9 wai'e-rooins a few rods east of the bridge
tl large assoitinr-iii of caiiiict fiiiiiituro. c.onsist-
ing in pa rt of soliis, centre. card. book. tea, work‘
anp kitizlieii tahlv-s of rations kiiais, iiiiiliiigaiiy
and black walnut niaible top (.lt'(‘SSltt,'1I)l1l‘t‘ttui
dlaiii di-es.-ziiig liurciii.is. r-oiiiiiioii bureaus of 3
prices, soiiie as low as 50. i\liiliog:iiiy, bl’l-;
walnut and niaplc lioil.-<teiii'ls of va rioiis patterns
and pi'ices.so'iie as low as $2 ‘25. Piit(-iitiied-
stcads that can be put up in three minutes and
witlioiit ii keys Ualiogaiiy. curled maple. l)"li
walnut. kitchen and wiiid.~oi'cliaii's. Cliildrerifs
table and low chairs. \Vil‘low w:igg_iiris. cra-
dles and (.'ltttlt'S. Looking glasses oi" all sizes
and prices. from 95 ceiits to Sift. Spring inat-
resses. the best. and (:lH=tl|)C$l beds in existeiice.
\Vc will deliver any furiiiiui-e pui'cli::s:-it of us
(to the amount of $10 or over) in New Canaan.
\Viltnn or _Daiieii free of cliiirge and free from
(laniage.
li’cuz/y Jlfmie Ci-[7i‘2is.——\Ve have constantly
on hand froni 100 to 1:30 coffins of iniiliogiiiiy,
black waliiiii. r:lici'r_\‘ and \\ hiiewood of all sizes
and (If¥S(Zl'illll()ltS. which can be l'ui*iiislied at n
few ininutes notice. \Ve also fiiriiish slii'oiids
and everytliiiig iii-cessiii'y«foi‘ the iiitei'ini=-.iit of
lll('..(I(lil(i, and will see to the tliggiiifz ol graves
when requested. \Ve will attend fuiierals in
New Canaan, \Viltoii or I)arieii. without extra
cliarge. E. QUli\"l‘ARD dz S(j)NS.
N. I3.——-Pei's_oii.s wisliin<,_r to piircliase buriiil
lots in the i\'orvvalk Ceinetery may make ap
plication to us. 4.-Sif
For Sale.
___;_Z_,L A small farm '.-‘ituate-.il in Darien near
the Briizk Clii‘ir‘cli.iiu-‘l within tive iiiinntes’
cat's stop daily to and from Nmv Yo:'k--cousist-
ing of a gzonil two story (l\\'t‘-llllif_'[-llfl1ISf‘., barn
and cow liou.~:i>.. and other Oul-l)l;ll(IlIl,‘1R, with
liiiiifiuci'es of first rate la nd and in good condi-
tion. On sail] place there is good ()l'(lllttl'tlS_0‘I‘
_E1_l'tlll?(l fruit. it is pleii:~‘:iiit|.y located. and well
worth the attention of any one \V:~1Dl.itt_J ii place
of that size. It will be sold a_ii;,',is well worth
the inoney. For furtlier pa l'lit'tlltll'S enquire
of \V. \Vliitiiey A: Go. oi of G. i\'Iiitliei' on the
(,'0t'llt’.l' by the iiiovtiiig-liousc. ‘
N. I3.—ll' the above propei't_v is not sold by
the first of April it will then be rented.
Darien, Feb: 20. 1852. 12tf
Wliolcszilc arid Ilctail Grocery Store.
Jzidson & Bi:-ssell
AVE taken the store foi'mr.-ifly occiipied
by S. E. OlltlJ<iPtltl on east. side the bridge
’Wlt€4l'H they will follow the wliulesale and re-
tail Groce ‘y and Uoiiiiiiissioii liiisiiiess. 'l‘liey
now offer in puichasi-is a gt-izcral tlS.‘.-'.Ol'ltY:(‘lll' of
Ga-ocei'ies, Pi-ovi.~:ioi,is. Friiits, I\'iit.-. 660.21.-: can
he liiiiinl at any store in the. (‘“i1ttl_Y. and on as
favorable teriiis. The following, is ii poilioii of
tlieir_stoi~k, viz:
20 Clix-“>I.~‘i young hyson and black Tens of all
plates. '
Q5 Ilhtls and lihls P R and N O iilolasses.
4tl -' " Sugar of all kinds.
t0 quiniivl.-: Ct)(lfI.<ll.
I.-Bl) bbls Flour. c.\'tra and siipeifine.
30 iioxes Iiaisiiis.
Coffee of ili.‘fei'ent i.‘:'5.':.'=s.
Ciii'rant.~'. Citron, Figs. Spices and nuts.
\Vhale, eli-pliant. iiiid sperni Oil by barre.-l or
gallon. _
Tallow. adamantine.sperm and wax Candles.
Poi. sh. Soil:i,'Starcli &c. by cask and box.
Pliilailelpliin Lime, a superior article for
white \'l‘:ISlill‘t-f_'.
FIE‘? J. 65 B. will keep cniistiiiitly on hiinrl
C-'lti(‘.t‘l'. ca‘(-ined l’lastei' for buili_lin;_r piii'poses.
and iiiaiiy other iirtii-.li-s too llUi!1t‘l'OllS to iiieii-
tior, and whirii will he sold on i'ca.-zoiialile ft‘t‘l1lS.
IIA I{lCR’.5' ll I'll? 35 --'I1llt3‘Slli)3t‘.l'llt._§l' has
K3 iiiadi‘. siicii lll‘t‘?ttt‘_1lj‘ltlt\lll.~‘. that. lien-:ifti-i‘
he will keep i:oii:Iaiitl_',' on lltlllil all the ilill'ei'niit
l\llltl:~' of Iii-rlis i'2ii:'.i_-il by the United Roi-.iety at
l\Iev.' Lebanon. .i'. A. \V’l€I‘.iI).
Gftarpetings, Gil =‘f.>1~:a‘tEi.s, and
F/' .-\'l"l‘l.\'G.$. A large and beautiful as.
I? sortiiiciit, this day if-i-i»-ire=il,iiiiil foi'.‘«'~.ilc,
olieiip by
M A I. l.UR.Y 8: LE VVIS.
.,____..._.
fiarpeting, 652.6.
UPE II Eii_gli.-iii Bt'US‘3t‘l.~i Cziipetiiigtit $1 00
and spleuiliil velvet 'l‘iipe.~‘ti'_\‘ do. at $1 50
per yai‘d.——I have just. inaile an :ii'i'=iii_t,;eiiii-iit
with av‘ extensive iinpoi-tci' of Carpets in New
Yoik, by which I am prepared to l'nrnisli in or-
der any quantity ofS: per I))l'lt.-‘St"ilS and Tapes-
tryf lt!'lt(,‘.lltl_$_Y at the above named veiy low pi'i-
ces. 'l‘liese Carpets are of frrsh iiiiportzition
and ofthe newest. and most‘ lieiiutiful iiesign and
iiiiigiiificent C()lutltt,r_{. Speciineiis of these
(1‘tt'."i(IS~\‘.‘lil liereiidy for cxliibitioii this week.
Also, on liiiiid super all wool ingzrain, vene-
tian air.’ stair cai';ietiiig,aiid it few oftliose very
cheap l‘Gtl1tl:iltlS.
\Vhite and ciilored Canton Mattiiig of the
best. qiialiiy. 4-4, 5-4 and (3 4 wide. l<‘loor1')i
Cloths vei'_v rich patterns. 4-4, 5-4. 6-4 and 8-4
wide. Also, rec'd this day ii great. variety of
goods froiii aucfioiis—reai bargains; ii lai°,<_1oas-
sortment. of i:ien‘s clothing. made in the best
mannei' uiideronr own supervision and war-
rziiited. L32?‘ New Goods rec'd every wecli.
_S. MOULTUN Jr.
‘.Vestpoi‘t, iVInrcli 9.“
Houses and Lots for Sale.
’I‘I’I I‘) siibsci-ilici' has for sale several
coiivciiieiit. (:()l.'tl§16‘- house.-t with good lots and
iiiiprnvmiieuts. wliiclilie will sell upon reason
able terms, and very clieiip. I
12tf GEO. o. STREET.
Handsome Brass Goods
AT _\-VI‘-lS'l‘P ii.'l.‘--(.‘t’Jm[)I'lS‘lt_.‘1 a l.eaut.iful
_ iissoitiiieiit of new .<t._vle barege delaines,
iiiusliii-ilelaines. printed law.-s, extra line ;:'iiig-
hams, Frencli Eiiglisli am! American prints,
lieavy high lustre oil‘-boiled black silks. 65¢-. écc.
received this day. and for sale at ‘
MOULTON’S.
0-'31‘
~~ ..u
Marcli
‘ .?a.per Hangings
AND '\-Vli\‘UO\V :5!-iADES.
Receiveil this day a fulland complete assort-
- ‘ mentof'papei- hangings consistiiigofevery
variety ofstvle, quality and price. Also the
la igcst assoi'tiiieiit’of Lace and Muslin curt.nins
and \Viiiilow Shades zillofwliich will be sold
at inanufiictiii'ei"s prices
C..J. GRUMAN.
PIECES Paper Ilangiiigs and
Bo;d,e-rs, it great variety of pat-
terns and qualities for sale _CllPttl) at.
M-OULTONi’S.
Wvestpoi t, March '22.
Co.
(1 mass FE./_tTI~lERS of prime quality by
u, 0
walk of the Depot. uliere five or six trains of .
.recovery.
~ it-I3iY_‘.A..“. H. B,YIN,G'I‘,ON&‘CO.
NO1_{WALK,- cr. ‘TUESDAY, APRIL 227, i852.
iiisoiiiiiaui.
'1
POILTIIY.
From the I-Vincllzain Co. ’1'clcgrap/z-
‘The Politiciatfls SOIEIINIHY
UN 'l‘f:li£ '_“I.'.|.I'.\IE LA\V.
The law, or not the law; that is the question :
\~Vhi--tliei'«’lis better on the whole, to_ suffer
'i"ho \\'l'()lt_2S and curses of the liquor traffic.
Or else to vote agaiiist tliese inoiistroiis evils.
A ad by opposiirj, mid ll1r't!lI To vote this once,
No more ;—aud by ii‘ vote, to say we end
The traffic, and the tliousaiid nameless woes,
That grow out: of it’. ’Tis a consummation
Devoutly to be wislied. To vote even once,
A gainst. our party, ay. there’s the ru'1:
For by that vote of ours, ngniust our party,
It may-sustiiiii ii total 0Vel‘lltt‘0‘x.’i‘.
\Vhn.t CUl‘iSPqllPl)C8S may result from this
'l‘o US,,litlt.~‘l; give us pause; V-Vliei-u's the secret
'I'h:it. inakcs so many vote the Rniiimy’s ticket‘ ;
For who would boa r the sale of so inucli rum,
The ili'nukiii'd's breatii, the inui'derei"s deadly
" blow. . I i
The iuotlier‘s sigh, the liebiless orphnn's tent‘,
'l‘he sellc.r‘s insoleuce, the liiw’s delav,
'l‘lie pa nper bills, the criminal's expense,
\.‘~/lien he, liiin.~u-lf. inialit its qiiietns uiiike.
‘\Vitha liari», ballot? \Vho would all til’-.83 bent‘.
So-vi-ry patieiifly troiii year to year,
But. that. the dread of smoothing afti-.i‘ election,
'I‘iiat t'ryii:_g day to many ofiiize-sec-.l.ei'.=.
And \V()tli(I-lie-I.l1CiIlgill. great. i-.en—puzzles
the will.
-And makes us l'ttl‘ii6t' bear the ills we have.
'l‘lian fly to others that we know not of?
’I‘lius ])il'ly does ineike C_t)\‘v'tlt‘tiS of as all.
And thus the native hue of resoliitioii
Is .~.-iizkeiieil o‘cr with i_lie pale cast of thought;
And i‘etli‘(‘.i'p|‘ise of gzrcat: pith and inoiiient,
\Vith this i'e_izni'd their Clll'i'0n_lSl.l.lt't1 awry,
And lose the name of action.
The 02:! Heisse.
'I"liei'e‘s :1 spot that. I lD'{8,f.ItBl'(‘.‘S a home that
’ I prize
Far better than any on earth ;
It. is bound to znylinart. by the holiest ties;
, And I prize, olii how fondly. its \\'0l‘lIt--
’Tis not b-.=:iuty,. nor splciiclc_ir, l)!Z(if'lll'S it. to me,
Oh no .’ for its gi'aiideiii' hath flown;
But ‘tie fonrlest. IIFHLEIIOII tliai: binds me to ilii-e—-
My old,liouse—-iny ilca r happy home !
Oh! hoiiie—\vhat dear magic is in that sweet
sound ;
How closely it spea ks to the liczii-t.;
\Vliat ii uorld of deep tenderness in thee is
found ;
Oh I who from such ti'eii:<Lii'e could part I
Could Iiiirtei' tliojoys ofa invert home of love,
For a path in ii straiigze world unknown;
Could seek for vain pleasures and lieiirtlessly
iove. _
If tlicy knew the real value of home ?
Some sigli to he wen lthy. some seek to be great,
some envy what others can do; '
lint oh .' l'in i-oiitent in my lowly es‘-ate.
It‘oi' the liciirts all iiiouiid me are ll‘l.!t‘.;
And ties that are nearest iviid dearest to me.
And ll(‘ltl'lS that are ti'ul_r mine own,
\Vith lCi}tl(.'.'il iitferztiiiii now bind me to thee.
My old liiiusc—ii'iy dear liappy home!
Fianc-‘E"o.ri'.es
TUNICD AND REPAIRED.
Ta,» R. E. B. f)Ef'f{F. 1 l'PSllPt,‘l.fl1lly informs
I the (.'lliZ(‘l‘lS ct‘ i\'orwalk that he will lie
on hand to time llt£‘il' pianos on Moiirlay April
19. 1852. Orders rec'd at the Norwiilk Hotel
and at the store of A. Dickerniiiii. South Nor-
walk. E. I3. DECKICR.
Auburn, Miircli 24th. 1852. ’ .13
If}, N application will he tiltttlt‘. to the GI’l10l'ttl
T35 Assembly olithe L\.'t;iti-. of (,}oniicctir‘ni to be
lioldi-ii iii Ni‘.\'v Iluveii on the first \Vei,liiu.=iln_v
if May iii-.\;t. liir the iiir'oi'pnriitimi oi‘ it Bank to
be locnteil at ‘.‘."cstpr.-rr. wiilin capital ol'»‘3lt.t0.-
000, with lil.-:‘i't_y to iiicrea.-'c the same to $'2(i().-
OUU. \‘v'esipei't, April 12, 1852. St’:
i)isZrz'r1of Norivallc ss Prolialc Court. April
7//:. I852‘.
5-‘ S'i‘A'I‘E of JOEL MOP.GAN. late of
.34 Wilton. in said disti-ict, dci:’d.
The court of probate forthe District of Not‘-
wnlk hath liiiillerl and allowed six nionths from
the date liei'eoffoi' the ci'editoi's of said Estate.
to exhibit. the-iri-laiins for settleiiie-iit:. Tliose
wlio iic,<,v,lci:t. to present their accounts. properly
attcsteil, vvitliiiisaiil time, will he dc-bai'red it
recover_v. All personsiiidclited to said estate
are l'e(ll.tt“Sle'-_‘ti to make iininecliate payment; to
“II LLIAM M. BOY’ ', Executor.
W'ilton, April 7th, 1852. 15
District of W'esI}2ort ss Probate Court, .April
21!. 19-52.
:-;'t‘.~\'l‘E of SE LLECK IIOVVE, late of
\Vcst'port in said district. ilec'd.
The court of probate for the. district of \Vest-
port h:itl__i liiuited and allowed six months finni
the date liercof. for the creditors of said estate-.
to exhibit their claims for settlement. Those
who neglect. to preseiit: their accounts, properly
attest:-.d. within said time. will be dc-.bai'red ii
All persons indebted to said estate
are rcqiicsterl to iiiiike ininiediate payment to
ISAAC VVEED. of Darien. Executor.‘ 15
For Sale.
I a W H E hiiiirliiig lot. compi'isiiig about 13 aci‘es_
. of gooil ground.latethe site of the resi-
dence of Capt. Win. Allen. Flax I-Iill distitict.
is olfered for sale on very -reasonable terms.—-
Apply at tiiisvoffico.
Paints and Oil.
5 3 lilids linseed oil. wari'ant.ed pure.
~52 fbiis mineral paint’.-—fire proof.
prices, by Z.
\Vestpoi't, April 2. _
'I‘O'i‘_l.\‘ pure white lead.
Paints ofall colors mixed in order. at lowest.
' VERY large lot; of goods‘ purchased at
' auctions within it few days; real bargains
rec’il this day at MOULTON’S.
2 New Spring Goods.
U."'I‘ received tl large supply of new goods
, Those in want of lmrgains. will do well to
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colored and white ditt0,all widtlis for sale cheap
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Z. SANFORD.
Westport, March 8, 1852. h _ ,
Pete1".‘iI:.iilroo2ae1i,' in American.
Ifnw /22 was deceived into 1na.rrz/ing M725-.
Comiollg/.—Soine two _vi,=.ars subsequent to
my parting; with Peter i'Iulrooney, 1 Chan-
ced to fall in with him again _iii rather an
_uiicxpected nianner. Business of some im-
portance having taken me to the city, I was
traversing pretty rapidly one of its ineaner
streets, when lhesard myself suddenly hail-
ed by name.in an accent peculiarly Irish,
and, turning round, discovered Peter ap-
pi'oacliing tovrards mi‘, with his usuallo-
ping gait. He was so altered in his liabili-
menis, tmm the picture I vividly I'€laitt€Ll
in uicinory of the blunderiiig blariieying
Irishman who took my cow to inarket, that
if it had not been for his voice, I dare say I
Should have passed him without recognition.
But the \-‘OiCL‘—--lllfll. voice-——it was Peter's
peculiar Slllblwlcll.
ll/lr. liiiulrooney, whom I only remem-
bered in a bluish-grey coat, a light, flexible
feli hat, and ihick bro;-ans, was inw di'es.;<ed
in ii iliiigadbare suit of black, a silk lint,
wiili the crown sunk in and well worn at
the €ilg('S, and a pair of thin, "dress ‘boots,
elaborately patched. VVitb his coat bui-
ioneii up to his chin, and his greasy hit
thrust juunily on one side of his head, he
rciniiidrd me more of one of those tired‘;
actors, whose personal appeaiuncc is so of?
ten .~.terCot_I,'pcd as of this fasiiion in the nov-
cls of die day. My words naturally took
the color of my iliougzhts.
‘ V\7li_v, Muli'ooni=y,’ said I,‘ is that you ?
What part are you playing now P‘
‘Faix, Misziicr Ui-bin,’ he replied, ‘ii’_- lil-
tlc yell be zifiber giiiassin’ if ye iiiryeil ever
so so mug.-li Sure it’s a great giiizleiimn l
am since I left survive no’ set up for mi-ssell.’
‘A _:i~iiih>iiian? Ivbat sort of a gentle-
man, Peter E’ C
‘flJz'.st/zcr I\’ILtll’0C‘if‘.-8}‘, if ye plase,’ said he,
correcting my l'ii:r.i'liai'ii_v, uiiii one of his
droll looks. ‘ O-rlw, but it's a rare counthry
this I2, zmyw.i_v B-you! the waiher, it was
Pt.-iher here an’ Peilivr there, till snria a bit
I knot-J‘d of any other name than Pcthc‘r.--
But here the ('0nVer;4.'ition ol the ladies on’
giiitteinen is ilicgnnt in Ii}9k‘Xlri1tfiC,antI the
great politisliuner.-', in their correspondpnce
wid me, Wl'lli:_li'l(-‘ bi-giziifullcsi lei‘.teI‘s, shu.
peiécription' thcm, ‘T0 fflistlier 3-liili'(ii'iiiey,
E.-quire.’ Faix! but it bales Banriaglir-r
any how, and that's not sayiiig :1 gre.-i deal.’
‘I am glad to l:0'dl' you are gcttiiig along
in the ‘?Ui'l'd5.iI‘.1IIIUu§I_Y'.’
‘Ai.<cy,:air, ai.~cy. Lisliins of slip’ an’
dlirinkin’ \-. ifi;t.-DI. anv Ci:-ii.~titi_sotioriiil ob-
jr-csliuos. i.I’e'lttigiiI_:,'.lll.ilE’. coil.’ I liarc to
do zmv way. I am :1 pi'uf1v.-'liLt‘.'ial gtnllriiiaii
=.‘«lr. U:-bin an’-
‘Oh, Mi.-tpr i‘i'lulro«:iiicy I
‘At't‘§£l’t_ sir, b tits a p.'}i§l.isI)u!‘in{‘r I am
wid a;_vre':1t jaisins for ti-_riitin’l Och, but
i'.’s \\‘(tft(lCtfUl busy they leaps me ’l:~csiiun
(lays lcnorkiu’ down the iziizny.’
‘Which pa:~‘._v do you call the iniuiy '2‘
‘ ‘Sorta a hit I know,’ said Peter, shrug-
ging his shoulder; the-n casting towards me
one of his queer, sidelong looks, he added,
‘ I’m thinkin’, sir, ’iis the _l)('ll-"I'Z'0f2C party
nicself docs belong to.’ ‘
“ And so _~,-on get we-ll paid anal well fed,
fo your .<orvi-.r<‘—s, do you ‘.3’
‘If promises ’ud f-ittcn a man, I’d be as big
as the prize: 03;, that I tvonl-I. But .'~.t1t'.e
ll.i-y’.l I-.'5tp?:5i:li)i‘.()fll1t.'tit,I think ; and thin
it‘s to be a iiaiigisilier I am and dale out the
law to the vagaboncs. Och, ’tis the be‘-autilul
business.’
‘ A magistrate!
write ?’ ‘ .
‘Ayvill ‘Vita’. ‘ltd I be ,r__rond for if I
coaliln’i .7’ said I)c’€l.I:.‘l‘, c-vasivcly ‘Serra bit
it ma hers; ‘us a silirong mail: I niaice, and
that's not aisy to rub out, any way.’
"I‘ake my advice, 3' ulro iney, and go to
work. Ditch, dig cellars, break stones upon
a road; do anytliing rather than stiller your-
sr.-ll to be made the tool of dcsigiiing mm,
who will use your services so long as they
are beneficial to them, and cast you off as
Can you read and
soon as their own arribitious pwjects are
achieved. Now, as for _a living, it is very
easy for you, beinsr a single man ’
‘lt‘s married that I am,’ said Peter,
gl'Oflt‘itt')‘_:'.
‘Married l' I exclaimed,‘ and in your cir-
cumstances? ‘Nita! folly l’
‘ 'I‘rot'n ye may say that, yer honner,’ said
Peter, peuiienily. ‘ But Misthi'ess Connolly
was a widdy. Och, but ‘us the desavingcsi
cmytliui-s they are all the world over. Ayi-t_i,’
he continued, turning towards me xvi ii a
look of half-humorous sorrow, "Twas a
\'l ild cow I clruv to market that time, Mizther
Uibin !’ _ ‘
‘Was she a coumrywomun of yours ?’ I
inquired. _ '
‘ Does yer honncr be thinkin' ’iis an
Amcriky wonian could chute me in that
way ’Z’_.s-aid Peter, indignantly. ‘ Sure ’tiSn’t
in the likes of them to the thiii-k.’
‘ But how came this about, Peter?’
‘Ayeh ! Bad luck’s soon tould. Iboorded
wid her.’
‘Aiid so, Irisliinan-like, you must needs
fall in love with the landlady, and court
her '2’
‘ lL’s mighty little love I had for big Mis-
thress Connotl_v,an_v way. As for the cur-
iin’ ’iis ii nflllleral lziilin’ of mine in_be spa-
kiii’ saft words to lhe faymales of a faintly;
and sure it was nadeful besides, to irape
Misihress Connotl_v’s mind easy as an ould
shoe while I owed her for my bo0rd.’. _
‘And that is the way you came to be mar-
ried, is it ‘.3’ ‘
‘ Ayeh, sir, ’tis the sthrangest thing I Och,
Michael Connolly, why did ye tile? Bad C955
to me that iv:-r I should live to be desaved by
a fat. woman‘ of fifty. But, sure iliequariers
war so pleasant,-Misther Urbiri,’ continued
Peter, apologelicrtlly, ‘and Misthress Con-
. nolly so tiiideilyj interestin’_.wid -her heart
bruk into pieces wid the sorrow tliflt Was in
it—-oh,‘bnl its strong enough now———t'h_I1t I
thought it ’ud be a maiciful interposition to
comfort hcr_anyhow.’ ‘
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‘ And so you courted h-‘r, I suppose?’
‘Och, but it was a pretty siulit to see the
way I did it,’ replied Peter, with one of his
rich It1UgI1S. "Twas the beantifnllest spec-
imen of the effects of blarney that has been
seen since St Pathrick put his coinc-ther up-
on the sarpints.’
‘What could you expect ihen,.bui. mar-
riage, as a C0i1SPql1I.’D(‘e '.3’ '
‘,Fziix,[i;l?~ lijltie I tgoughlt abotfi it, at all,
am less tit‘ it. ure IOUL tie on it
woman I was a single man,and swore by
the pipers that I intended to roinhin so.’
‘ Then you should never sought to gain
her affections; it would have been cruel to
serve the poor creaiuie so, and desert hei-
afterwards}.
‘ Affectioiis——lVlusba I ’tis her affections
ivqr iuouldy many in long day ago,’ exclaimed
3 y.
L‘I8r.
‘Well, you married her at all events,’
said I, inipaticntly. ‘
‘Fatx, I dunno; but I does be thinkin
iwas she. niarricd me. One night there wor
some of the mild couniiiry people at the
house, and we talked about the cold times,
and afiher a while there was l.isliin.< of wins-
Iti-,_‘,' put on the table, and we tall-icd, and
(lI)l'll)l{Bt'l, and q!mt't‘€llt‘{I, and danced. and
talk:-cl, and dlirinked iigiri, till its my Serious
opiflion that my .<.rn.~:»:=s left me iniirely, and
niver came back till I faiiiiil myself in bed
nix! moriiiii, iiiighty uneasy in my miml,and
wcndliirriii ho.-v I got into l\v'IlSllil‘6.’3S Connol-
ifs iouiii instead of my own. Wliile I was
sclianiing out an apology who should come
to the door but It'Il:II‘il'€S.‘.‘ Connolly licrsclf.’
‘iiilistiier AIuli‘iioncy',’ sez slie,,wirl :1 deep
blush, ‘ how on ye find ycrself this marnin .-
‘I7‘retiy W('li,ll1uIll-{ ye, mi-..'n,’ sez I, bar-
I'll); the dlir-, ncss gf my mouth.’
‘Is it dliry, ye are :’ st-z she, as safi as but-
tltffi‘. ‘ Faix, iiiaL’s easy mended, any bow.
\Vonid ye like a clhrop of sperits, Misther
ii/Iulroony E’ -
‘ Dccd an I wonlil, av it be plzisiu ye, Mis-
tiire.-‘s Connolly,’ sez I.
‘Och, Peter dear, sure its Mis‘.hress Mul-
rouney ye must cail me now,’ St"Z she
‘I'd be plased to call ya anything that’s
daceiit and proper, achushla !’ sez I, tindcrly,
for die thirst was CODsl'llIt)tlIlg me.
‘ On, but ii’s the qnare man ye at-e,’sez she
lfmgllltll b‘S(tj.t|'etI wals in luck the day ye
came U 001‘ 21 my muse.
‘ Ye may say ll18t,’SPZI, ‘for I am :1 gm-
tlcman of an ansiicnt family! an its not al-
wavs veto f.:vot‘cd wid the likes, Misilircss
Coi.ri'il|y’ '
‘ i“.lulmoney I’ sez she, corrc-ctin me.
‘.\i<‘~ni ?‘ St“? I.
‘Ye must. call me i‘v'luIroocey, no\'.',’sez
she
‘Vl—"i:ii all my lieait,’ sez l, ‘ ifye like the
mime li:-tzhcr nor yr;-r on ii, but tis not ii
t1l1ll'l‘,',‘ltl man I niii.’
- ’I‘i'otli. I’e‘.her dear,’ sez she, ‘I hope
yc’ll nivc-r be aflhcij mariyin a second time.’
‘Fuix, an its little l’ll be tiiinkin about
lI‘t21i‘t‘i8gi.‘, first or second,’ sez l.
} ‘O;:,h.l _\yii'rZ, v.}ii',i,"a l’d§(:Z, she, ‘orgy, to
tear iim . s I e l( nt give at ier
Henncssy a good silver doilar for makiri us
riiaii and wife last night.’
‘Mistliress Connolly,’ sez I, starin wid
amazement, ‘sure its iol-tin ye are.’
‘§\l0,-‘. a bit at! it, pt'lIl€?I' dear,’ sez she,
l:il),‘..li'Eltt_;1’ an lioldin up a bit of paper‘, ‘by
the .\..:i'l)9 token that this is the cci'tific:i‘.e of
the priest that I linuld in my liacil ’
‘ 3e inc sowl, then,’ sez l, ‘Wisihrcss Con-
ttfilly. ye may call the ceitific.a_te yer lins-
b:iriil,forsoirn. a thing; will I have to do wid it.’
‘Mnliooney !‘ sez she, ‘do ye deny the
ring’ ttpim in v ting er '.3’ ’
‘Sorra a bit Icnre about the goold ring,’
sez l, jniiipin out of bed. ‘Will it be pl-asin
yc to go oiitoi‘ the room while I dress me-
sclf.’ - ,
‘Och, lll lave ye, win’ all my heart,’ sez
siie,snatcl'iin up my clothes. ‘But liS\llll.le
ye-ll liave to (lrcss wid till ye come to yer
sinscs, Petiier l\'Iulronney.'
‘And by this, and by that, Mistiier Urbin.
silt: tuck my gai-minis under her arm, and
-«int oniend locked the deor,Izivin‘nie in
the empiyiooni wiil me.-self. ‘Tear and
ages !’ sez] to meself, when she was gone,
’tis chatedl am iiitircly; but may be ’iis
only funnin’ she is afiherall. Ayeb! vvhat’ll
I do? "I‘is a great coiiifort there's a bed in
the room. Sure she won’t starve me; niiglr
ty onasy lin, any how, and Ihal’s thrue.’ ’
‘So you went. to bed again. Well, what.
come next’ -
‘Tivi-lve mortal hours I. laid there, Wid-
oiitai«in’or dhriiikin,; and thin I\'Ii_stiiress
Connolly knocked at the door.’
‘P.ther dear,’ sez she.
‘Oh! you iiiurilieriii’ woman,’ sez [-
"Tis kii’t I am with the liunger.’
‘Am I ‘iilisiliiu-:ss l‘v1nlroony?’sez she,
Spakin, through the lmy—liole.
‘ Am I yer lawful wife?’
‘ Be my faix. ii’s blue, niouliled I’ll be be-
fore I say so, Biddy Connolly.’
‘Biddy Mulroom:y!"sez she.—-‘Concol-
ly,’ sez l. _
Mulrooney !’ sez slie.—-‘Go to the divtl 3’
sez I. . '
‘ The top of the mOt‘I'ilt1 to ye, Petites’
sez she, and wid that she wint away-
‘ Twas pitch-(lark,. Misther Urbjn, when
she came again. .
-‘Is it wake ye are wid hunger, Pethei‘
dear?’ sez she.
‘Give me my clothes, Mistliress Connol-
I ,’ sez I, faintly.
"I‘is Biddy Mnlrooney that is spakin’ 10
ye, Peiher dear,” sez she. “ Would ye
like coffee-iay or iay-iay, and "hot mate and
pitaties? Sure there's plinty of em down
stairs,darlint, barrin the fear I havetbat yer
mind’s disordered.’
‘ Sure iif’ud be the wondber av it was’nt
win the bz_1d,lr8almefll l’ve had, Misihress
.Connolly ,’ sez I. . _
‘Trolh Peiher dear,’ scz she tinder]-y,
‘it ’l| bea blessed day for me whin I can
bother it. But ye must confess that you
niarrieil me last nigli.t,‘arid that my naiue’s
Mulrooney.’
‘ Letme ‘out,’sez’,'I,_“,'orlI'li thj§__ni§g‘ht.’
‘ Deed Peiheyr, achora, it'ud be"pliisin,‘mo
to do it av ye wjor ,_in"_\5e'r right. hefid; but
the iiine’s not comeyet I see,’ se‘z_'slie; and
wid that, down stnirsshe trotted ngin_._ E
‘ Och, but I suffered wid the hungeI'_ and
pain, Mistlier Urbin,_till‘I could, bear it no
longer. lknocked at the door, iiiid_cal|ed
out ‘ Misthress Connolly, 'Misihres‘s Condo]-
l_v,_let me spake to ye.'_ ” ‘
‘ There is no Mistliress Connolly now,’
sez ii dirthy coolen from the outside ltghui-g
she vvas married last night, and her‘ name's
t\’Iulrooney.’, _ w _ '
‘ Tell Biddy Mu! Mulroone7y tofcoma
hemilhtni’ S"Z 1- Och, but I choked to
spake it-. Afiheralittle while I heard he‘-
cornin’up the stairs. .-_ -
‘Did you call Pether darlintl’sez the
lat old desziver.
‘Troih I believe Idiri,’sez I. . ;
‘ Whal‘ll I do for ye husband?’ sez she.
‘ Its a siaivin I am,’ sez 1. _ _;
‘Was I married last night ?’sez s_he.—-
‘Sorran bit‘l know,’ sez I.
‘Spoke out Peiiier dear; I don’t hear ya’,
scz she’. - '
‘Tear and ages? yes I’ sez I. _ '
‘ Di'dn’i ye marry me yerself, I’-ether?’
sez she. ~ '
‘Divil a one 0' me knows,’ sez 1,.
‘ What do ye say, Peiher dear?’sez she.
‘Shuie Father Hennessy knows I did,’
807. I, desperately; and wid that the door
was flung open, and wi;l a- loud laugh, in
comes .ii’Iiéll)t‘L’5S Mulrooney, wid Father
I-Iecnessy, and ii half :1 dozen acquaintance!
and li)l't)W_SI1Cl'SelfIDl0 my arms and begs
my pardon over and over again. And that
is the way, frlisther Ul'bIl),I.W35 desiived
into iiiarryiii’ Ivlisthress Conrooney--MIIL
rooney Iinane.
Mal‘:-ied.
Oii Sunday evening March 28th, by Rev.
Dr. Cmswell, Pastor of the Trinity Church
Daniel J. Holmcs,of the Sophomore Class of
Yale College, to Ezilda L. M. Plumb, of
this city. ' ’
At a meeting of the Sophomore Class, held
on Monday the 27th ult. Mr. H. Hunt was
called to the Chair, and Messrs. Tracy, Rice,
Pluukett, Laiiimer and ‘Cutler were appoin-
ted to draft resolutions, expressive Qf.[hei[
good wishes upon this joyous event; which
were presented by the C_haii'man of the Com-
mittee, and uiinniiiiously adopted. -
Wiiiziizzas-—-Iii the course of College events‘
it. hath pleased Cupid to remove from our
midst a beloved friend and classmate, by
éc-ndizig his ariows into our Ho(l)mes—-
Resifliml, That while we deeply regret
his loss lioin on-r ranks, still we can but con-
gratulate him upon that change of life, which
now is doubtless bettc-r P/zmibcd to his taste.
Itcxoli.-ed, Ttiai as friends to the increase
of the vast brood already sheltered beneath
the fat‘ spreading wings of the American Ea-
gle, and as earnest lovers of country, we con-
gratulate the nation upon this act, which has
bound 2: first-rate fellow by the choicest ties
to the pulic_ welfare. , '
Res-olircd, That in consider:iii_on ofthe cry-
ing evils which naturally result from such
unions, we present him with a cradle, which,
like the purse of Fortunatns,we trust may
never be empty.
Resale.-ml, That a copy ofthcse resolution:
be tl'£‘.I)t-‘lt’)ll.l8(I to our friend, and to the press
for publication. -
o A. E]. TIu.C1', Chairman.
Cleavctand and Ingersoll.
Dc-ciilc-(fly Ric/i.--'l‘lie Washington cor-
respondent of the New York Tribune has
a decidedly rich and graphic description of,
,he two speeches in die National House of
Representatives, of Messrs. Cleavelaml and
Ingeisoll, the first the blood and thunder
Representative of the third Congressional
District, and the second the genteel Repre-
sentative of the second or New Haven -Dis-
irict. The pictures which we give below
will be recognized by every Connecticut
man, as very faithful daguerroiypes. They
are as follows ;
Vi7ASIIlI\’G’I‘0N, April 3, I852.
Airiong, ilie iiiiinerous speeches of the
week , for be it known to all whom it may
concern, that making speeches is the prin-
cipal busiiicss of Coiigress,airil oftbe House
especially, was a unique efforts from MI'._.
Cleaveland, of Conn This gentleman
showed his inner lining to some purpose.—-
We have not heard any bolder talk in Con-
gress He iliew likenesses of the dough-
faces in the blackesi kind ofcrayori, and then
pasted them on the backs whdre they belong-
ed in -'1 knock-the-chip-nfllmy-shot)ltlt‘-I-if-yolk
dare nicnner that was refreshing to behold.
He held an equally devil-may-carc front to
the slave IlOI(lt"l‘S. 'I'o such an extent did he
go, that even their anger was lost in wonder
at his ttil(l‘c;Cliy of speech. He apparently
(lashed into the ring brandishing a whip of
cords and wieldirig the tongue ofa fcorpion,
on a general jZumbe~rgaslz'ng _ mission.‘ He.
seemeil like nine :1 man from the vvildeirnessr
wiih his loins girded Laving in his hand It
tomahaivk, a scalping-knife, and a butcher:
cleaver. and whose recent most luxurious rc-
pasis mils: have been made upon live wild-
cats and riitilesnakes. He paid especial at-
tention to his young genteel colleague from
the New Haven District, who had “)9 day
before expounded Democratic Hugkcrism,
and bathed it in an efliilgence that"‘no am‘
but a specimen of pateynt-leather-band:b0l
Democracy, that finds triumphs in drawing-.
rooms and its glories in foreign trnitel,-could‘
wiih any, least. of all with civet teaeherg of
Loco-Focoism, who Vimpeijtinently, c_l§1_i,t_n.,a»
purer and higher d_einoc«'acy than b¢I‘.’l‘§!} “’
the hard-fisted Wings of New York,.I_’enl1-
sylvania, Ohio, and elsewhere. God ‘save
Us from many exhibitions of such subliqiity‘
of presumption,‘ lest we burst. with seofnilv '
etfablel ‘ '
~ J
have commanded. ' We have no _p3lK¢,h§f397 -
Norwalk Chronicler