' them in their pr'act'-ic‘e.
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I
THE NORWIILK GAZETTE.
A. II. BYINGTON 83- C0. '
.A. H. Bviimros. H. W. I-Ivrrr.
Ojicc at the foot of Main st.—-over the store of
, C. J. G-ruman.
. ' ‘_‘ Terms or the Gaisette.
Yillige subscribers by carrier-—-pr yr 32 ,00
Mail do in advance do 2 09
Office subscribers, or those living out of
’ the Carrier's district. mid who call for
their papers at the. office ‘
Coinpanies of five or more receiving their
‘Wpapers by mail, ifpaid in advance
150
150
'1‘ r In of Advertising.
16 lines or less, 1 insertion 75
as 2 , so 87
II 3 as 1
, Jon Pr.iN'riNc etvecutcd with 'nea.tness
nd /lespalch, and at low prices.
NEW BOOT. SHOE, , ,
leat.liei'& finding store
~ \Vl-IOLESALE 6: RETAIL.
H E subscribers hereby give 0013.8 30 film
T citizens of Norwalk,andtliepublic in gen-
eral. that. they have taken a store on the west
{side of the bridge, opposite the'Post Office-
No 1 \Vater st. mid fitted it up in good order,
‘where ntay be found at all times a large stock
‘of geut’s, ladies’ and children’s Boots aiid,_Slioes
'ofall ilescriptions, manufactured by us express-
ly for this ma rket, by the best of w.orl;inen and
of the best materials, and no exertions will be
spared to please those who favor us with it call.
Customers‘ work made to order, with neathess
and despatch. A share of the public patronage
is respectfully solicited by
J. P. HANFC-RD. Jr. 6: Co.
E?‘ Particular attention paid to repairing in
all its branches.
, Norwalk, April 1st, 1852.
NOTICE.
ALL persons having unsettled accounts on
my books are requested to call and settle
with me. or Judson «St Bissell, who are author-
ized to receipt said accounts at their store, for-
merly occupied by the subscriber.
S. E. OLMSTEAD.
l5tf
r
to
April 1‘2lh, 1 852.
Dry Goods & Carpeting. _
YTHIS day received and now ready lot" in-
" spection the largest mid best assortment
of goods 1 have ever had the pleasure of often‘-
ing the public, among the goods may be found
it very large amount subject to slight imperfec-
tion ii_l_ manufacture which will be sold at one
halfof their actual /talac (all in want of two
dollars for one would do well to call) my stock
is now full and complete and every inducement
will be offered to all in this or the adjoining
tow-‘its’, contra one, come all and examine for
yoiirselves,as all my goods will be freely shown
and none ni'g'ed to buy,greater iiiilucenieiits will
and call at the Bridge st!-re.
C. J. GRUMAN.
BOXES best i-‘nnnoi-i GLASS,’
all sizes.
for sale very low it ,_ ,_ 5. SANFORD.
Wfistlldlfg March 29, '52.
be offered than ever before. Remember this
Window élass.
100 boxes is A_me'rican do.
.- ’-‘«‘'_‘.x *\ v-5-! "
V.
‘. ‘ \\P\|\E.D./ B] /-
~~t§5’,‘ e 5 fr“:
' _ fl _ GTEIE Cl“.'L'I".1ll{A'[‘l-Z1) , _, _ _
, 9:f¥G1:NA'.ran nr1°'r:me,~
CONTAlNlNG NO ALCOHOL,
A s'u're',__Rcm.ed_i/ /‘or
DYSPEPSIA,
is any ITS v.iaio'us roads.‘ H
Such its Pfina in‘ tho‘ .‘5€_o'ma'-cli. i'leartburn, lla-
bitual Costiv'en’ess’, Aicid‘ Stfotfnicli. Head-
'ircl'i‘e, Loss nf ihppetite, P'ile_s“, Niglit ‘
Sweats, Astlinra or Phtisic,
F‘la‘t‘,u‘le'nce or Wind in the Ston'i‘-
itch. Nervousness, Co‘l‘d’ne's‘s‘ , of _t'l're’,
E-xtren‘i‘ities,- \‘?eal3.>ner‘ss of A rive’ L'irt‘f5’5.
: Ge‘n‘e'r“a'~l flebility‘,
and all t.he'indescrihabIe syurptoms of this’ }i'iii-
versal disease. These are also t.l1e best tonic
kuown"fo'r tilie’ prevention and cure’ of
Fever‘ amid Agile; , ,
These Bitters" have’ received the l‘flG"li'ES"l’
Ti-:s1'iiiio.\'iAi.s ever offered! to‘ the publicin fa-
vor of any medicine in the world, and are ap-
proved by some‘ of the best:yli‘_s’§it3'i‘tr'r!‘.'». Wl10 1188
F or tlre’ rrrusfi satisfac-
tory proof of the success of this reniedy,-see
pamphlets containing full pa_rtic'uln'i's and cor-
tificates from Members of Congi'e's’s‘ and other
pit.-rties well known‘ to the public. Any individ-
ual wishing further information respecting this
INVALUABLE MEDIOIN E,
are invited to call on the Agents.and satisfy
themselves by reference to‘ numerous letters
irnd certificates of the highest respectab'ility.
- DR. GEO. B. GREEN, Proprietor, Wind-
iior. Vt. ~
REOEDCBATES 6.’. AUSTIN, Wholesale
Druggists. No. 26' Merchants’ Row, Boston,
General Agents.
Price $1 per bottle; six for $5.
. ,CAU'.l‘lO‘N.7—Eeah bottle of the Genuine
Ozygcnated Bitters, will have the outside
wrapper printed in Englisli,Fi-ench and Span.
“ish; with the signature of Gen. B. Green, Pro-
-prietor, upon Three Sides, and in addition, a
finely engraved labelupon the top of the bottle
withthe signature of Reed, Bates dc Austin,
yirhoare t._he'sole General Agents-,a.nd-to whom
all oi_'ders’_must; be'addi°essed.; '
_ ‘Fol’ -sale-by W BISSELL. tlnd'druggigt5
generally in the U. S. and Condos.
PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY 1iIo1iN1Ne
NUMBER 9334--NEW’ SERIES.
..-.4 ' 3" ‘
- igigtiz, :iI'qr‘e ‘Eight Still."
A BOOK FOR 'rHtii Thilfis l
entitltzl A _
-Life at the South,
- on
“ UNCLE TOM’S CABIN’;
' A S l'T I S 1
Being Narratives, Scenes and Incidents in
The Real _“ Life of‘ the Lowly.”
BY W. L. G. Siirrn, Esq.
THE object of the author is to roprese at
the condition of the Slave’ in his rude but
cOmfOl't:ll)le cabin. his daily occupations and
pastimes, the relations between niastcr and
slave, tlieuiistnken impulses and niisconceived
views of the Northern pliilantliroplst, &c., and
to represent. the passions and sentiments in
their natural forms, as the same are displayed
in the liumblest lot. of society. thus showing
I-lint. in the case of the slave at least, C0.\"l‘l-.‘l\"l‘-
aii~:N'r Bl-'.S'1‘O\VS isioni‘. llAI’Pll\'l-ZSS 'l‘ll.v‘l-N FRl'Jl-Z-
DOM ; and_ at the smite time to represent, AS 11'
Ill, a class of people, viz : the Planter, _t_.o whom
justice has seldom been done, and whose char-
acter, as exhibited in every day life, is well
calculated to win the tllTlltllJl6JllClg‘)llIe!ll. of the
world. A
The above‘work will be pu':..li.=hed on the 1st
July next, and will contain about 500 12 mo,
pages, beautifully illustrated. The Price will
be $1.50. . '
5.7?‘ Early orders will meet with first atten-
tion. -
L-'33" Good active agents wanted to sell the
above Book.
I3“ On receipt of -31.50, we will forward 1
copy of the above Book (which agents can use
asa sample copy) by mail, postage paid. to any
placein the United Suites, not exceeding 150
miles from Buffalo, Chicago, Cine’-natti, or No N
York.
12?‘ Books sent by mail must be prepaid ac-
cording to the new post office law. Postage
on this work is about 25 cents for each and ev-
ery 500 miles. _
I3“ \Vholesale prices for above. and other
saleable Books. for which we want agents, will
be forwarded on application to us. postpaid.
G. H. DERBY & CO.
Book Publisl'icI°s, Buffalo, N. Y.
May ‘20, 1852.
Lllillihllifl R03.
A M. QUIWBY dc SON, No. 132 East
0 27th st. New York. are prepared to fur-
nish and affix to buildings their improved light-
ning rods. in a neat and permanent manner. and
at a reasor:a'ole price. These rods have been in
use seventeen :1/ca‘/'5, and have never failed to
afford complete protection to the buildings on
which they have been placed. Specitneus may
be seen on the houses of Messrs. A. E. Beard
at Norwalk; Francis Bnrritt., \Vestport; N. P.
Pike. Soutliport ; John Buckingham and J.
Sturges, Fairfield, and many others in various
parts oi the State. Tliey have also been placed
on some of the most splendid buildings in New
York and vicinit.y. Circulars containing furtlicr
information may be oblaiiied at the office of.t.liis
pa per. 4111,17
Hats, Caps, &c.
THE NOR\VALK EMPORIUM.
7 ‘HE subscriber having purchased the old
stand of H. C. landle, is new ‘prepared to
offer as great or greater inducements to put‘-
cliase'rs of the above named articles, than have
ever before been presented to this community.
Call and examine for yourselves.
D\VlD COMSTOCK, Jr.
Ndrivalk. Feb. ‘lst. 185‘).
,, ,1VIeat Market.
T H E subscriber is still continuing his market.
business at his old stand, near the foot of
Hill Hill. where can be found as usual the most.
extensive assbrtfiietit of meats in town, and all
of the itldry Hes: diizilities. Call and see.
N. WOOD.
§fI5. liinéii Towels.
‘ YARDS Rus.~ia Crash, of cod
quality," received this day i-om
l1'llCl.ldll,nfftl flit‘ stile viii-y clieap, at _ ., , , . .
liIOUL'TO'N'S
W estport, K pril 1 ll! li, lddl .
.., . oLet:.=. ._.
STORE and f:enen'_i'ent for ii iirr't'ii'll l'ai't'ii-
ly, a_t. South No‘rwalk,lormerly owned by
Fitch & Fo‘wle'r. Enquii"e at this’ office.
. Domestics. _ . ..
‘LEACHPID and niilileatthéd Mulslilns,
bleaclied a'i‘rd u'n’b'l'éit‘clied .fenn‘s, '1ick
Denim's Sliirtiii'g, s'fri‘ped, &¢..~ the bi'i'l'e.
case, piece or yard‘, at the lowest p'osjs’ibié pri-'
ées‘. C. J, G_nUMA N.
' setting off at doses. i
T E i'eii'iaiiiiiig stock of, Jewelry fortnei‘ly
b'elongi'n'g‘ to‘ the Estate of A. D'urar.-d is now
ofi'ored at cost. _. ., . . ,. _
, W, E. i3tssELL. Trustee.
Noi‘wa‘lk Aipi‘. 19th, 1862‘: ‘
,_ , Painfs ahd Oil;
5 TONS pure white l'ea'd‘. ,
3 hlids linseed oil‘. warranted piiiié.
2 tons mineral paint-—fiije proof. _
I3:ii'tits‘ of all c'ol’oi‘s mixed to ord‘éi‘._af loviiést
prices,‘ _ Z. SANFORD.
Wesrfport, .’lI‘pi‘il 52*’.
C. A. Hfirafid, , _ _ ,
ES at workagnin at_tl'ie old s’t'iiitd tihder the
Conn‘. Piiotel, and is now ready t’o'a'tte’ii‘ ’,fo‘
the rep‘:iiriiig' of Wat'ches‘. Clocks", and Job
\Voi_'k in all its branclies‘. Aill work‘ warranted
to give satisfaction or the niche? i'et’ui‘tied3.
Norwalk, April 19th, 1852.
Received this 3533?;
" FLY CARPETS of the very best quali-
3 ties and splendid patterns at $1 00' per yd
for sale at . V, , ,
Westpoi't, March 22.
l\1'OULTON’S.
' Pic weer & siiot“.— _
UDSON dl: BISSELL have a large lot at
0 P'owder a_nd,Sbot of all kinds, and for sale
in any quantity.‘
New s'p’ri'ng" GOOQI‘-§-‘ _ .
JUST received 1]. large supply of new goods
Those in want of’ l)il‘_l'glfl_|l9_. will do ‘V¢_[l 30
MALLORY &- LEWI-b. _
.,,l..
callsoon.
00 YARDS 10-4" supa.-aha. I3i'nim'
5 Sheeting bought at All(‘Itl0l1,". as‘
slightly wet. received this day and for select
a realbiirgiiin at‘ MOULTON'S'- , V
We6tpOl‘I. April 19th, 1852. ,
\ CA fcifiiiljg Newspaper--~iJD:notih to‘ fiitcrotutt, ffiitiiitral
Clinton Hotel.
THE Subscriber having taken the above
_ well-knownuflotel and reflttedattd fltt'ni5h§Ef it
calls the atteiitloit of his friends to the faitfiaiid
solicits M2‘-m the public a continuance of the
generous patrohtige that this Home has are”
times enjoyed, assttriitg- thfiifi that no, effort
avail! be‘ spared to t‘éttt:lei" their sojom-n ft"gt'-e"6a'-
-B.
_ The :fitéintio_'i'i'_ cr sfiangers and others visit-
lttg the Elly‘, either for business or pleasure, is
partirulal‘l.§' directed to’ the eligibility izlftlie lo-
cation, being s‘it'u'até=" sit the ‘business part of
thecity. directly opposite the City I-Iiill and
public ofiices. and within a sliort dlilsfiliiiie of
the most prominent places of aiii"usein'ent'.,
' A. B. MILLER 63 CO.
New York, 1552. ,
nreniowts :%.:.'ri:ii‘i1u'firE
A Cr.x'r.u.\' Conn
FOR DYSENTERY. DIARI-l(EA.
CHOLOERA MORBUS, AND ALL.
SUM MER COMPLA INTS.
GEO. IV. BLEECKER. Proprietor, N. Y.‘
For Children who are Teething, and Cholera
Infantuni. this medicine stands unrivalled. ' It may
be used with perfect safety both by old and young;
and when fiiillifiilly administered it has never been
kuowninauy case to fail of a speedy cure Un-
lll(P.,0lll8l' Mcilicines, il corrects the bowels. and
oftmt in a few lioiirs the patient is restored to his
accustomed vigor and health.
[have u=ed "Bigelow’s Altetative" in my family’
and have never found it to fail, when all other rent-
edies arliniiiistercd by, and under direction of phy-
sicians have proved itie-ll‘:-ctiial. I think it it. per-
fect correclivelor Dysinleric and all bowel ‘com-
plaiuts. GEO. W. BEEBE.
New York, March 22, 1852. A '
\‘l'e c:ui add our testimony to that of others ofits
great efficacy in our own case, when prpsttailed to’
an alurining degree by bowel disease. " It wastlic
only medicine that gave relief, and we ‘now always
keep it in the family.
F.di'or of N. Y. Baptist Register‘
For sale by VV. E. BISSELL, Norwallt.
‘ B RIDGE PORT
Agricultural Warehouse.
' TE have this day taken the agency for
Messrs. Ruggles, Nourse 6.’. Mason's
Agricultural lmplenients, and shall hereafter
l—'.ePp a full as’§oi-tnient. on hand at wholesale and .
retail of all articles in this line. \Ve would
particularly invite the attention of inerchauts to
this branch of our business. as we are prepared
to furnish them at miuiufactin'ci"s prices, will)
their usual dis’.-onnts. The following comprise
a part of our stock, viz: '
P1.0\VS.
Light. horse Plows, Double mould Flows,
Medium do Subsoil do
'l‘wo horse do Side hill do
Medium sod do Deep tiller do
'lmpe|'inlengle do Stuhb'e do
HARRO\VS OF ALL KINDS.
Hay Cutters, Fanning Mills,
Corn Shellers. Ox Bows,
Seed Sewers, Ox Yokes,
Road Scrapers. Tliermometet'Chiit‘n§,
Garden Rollers. Cylinder do
Field do Cultivators, &‘.c. 6:2}.
52*‘ \Ve would ‘respectfully invite all in wa."1l:
of the above goods to call and examine out‘ as-
sortmont-. HOLCOM 3 dc LYON,
83 -Water
Bridgeport, April 21st, 1852.
N. York «Si. N. Haven Railroad.
SUMMER ARR,ANGEl\IENT.
' Colllltll-IiVCll\".'t Mar 3, 1852.
Leave Norwalk for New Yéfrk».
Si:
Special Train 6 o'clock X M
Commutation 6
Accommodation 8 9, ‘
“ 10 50 ,, ‘
Express 2 21 P M
A ccoin modatiou 5 3-5
Express 9 53'
Leave Norwalk for New Haven’; ._
Accommodation train 9_' o"cl'ock 1.’! can fl". M
-- l 36‘ P M
Express 5 35
Accommodation 6 I5
Cdininutatioii , 7 , 43
Express trains \Vest_stop o'nl’y i'i't Sltlll!ff'l’f'a|.'
Izeave New York fo't‘,No'rwalk_.‘
Acco’mi'noda'ti’bu train 7 o',cloi:k,' A M
" I1 30, ,, _.
i-’.xpress‘ . 3 30' P M
Special 3 50
Expik-s':§A 4 15,
(,'o'm'ni'utatio‘n' 30"
, , _ _I‘.-.-me New I'Ia'v,efn for tidixvaifa.
Conimiitxilicnii train‘ -5_ 30 A M
ltocoi‘nmo>;lutio‘n' 7 ..
.. “H .. .
i;.z.3‘.+.‘...; . , ~ .15 P M
A cC0ll1tTl0(ltlll(:.|‘l‘l| 4 ‘20
Express ,. _, ,8 50' , ,. _ ,
GEO’. W. WIITSTLER. st.-fat.
, . , Patent 1YIe‘clicirié§. ,.
ALL the popular Paté_"tl l\_’le(liciiie§_of ’ -
' day inlay. l5é_fotinrl ntl fi_l,SSELL’S cheap’
drug store iir._d'er,t.he Conn Hotel. ,
Dr Jacob’ 'l"o'tvnson'd‘s' Siii'sa’p€i'lll'a .'
Di‘ S _P and
3ii‘nil':§ ‘ dd
\Voodw'élfli's' do’
Wvnl~:oop's‘ do‘
‘ ‘f3_|)l$0iil’S (7.5
\Vooitl'§ do‘
Bissell's' .. as
‘\ . . l
A'_yer’s C,l,'l.6_f'l'y Pecto'r'aT,»
B'ra nt's Bit Isa lll,',
Qxyganated Bitte'rs','
H'uiéhi‘ng's, , W _
.l'i_iyne's’ Mledi'cin'es‘,-‘
Dr. Fit.cli's‘ “‘
Hunt's Linir’ii'e,i_it.‘,' _
l_’er'ry Da'vis’ Pain X‘ilTei’,'
K‘elle_ngéi"s ‘ininieiit’,
M’cAlliste'r’s Oint'meut,
Diil|y’s
ain Extractor,'and' 1e('J',OOlI iii adililioti.
:lL-YER si'mo.\_'- S, I;3'u‘tt:'ei' i%:-..'.v.-...~..':‘;°.i.:...~
’ Cups‘, I-'_i‘npk‘i‘ri Rings, 656.. silver niid pla-
ted Forks, fine pen andpocket Knives, Pocket:
, Bbolis, \Vl1llBtS,Pt)l‘:t Nltgties} ézc.
. E. D1'si‘311ovv.-
needy-made ciotiiin-g-
A GOOD'.as,soi'titl_éiit and \va'r‘r'anted' viiéll
‘ niade. Adso. Cloth_ing4 made’ to order in
thgj best: mim‘n'e.-‘r, by a fii's_t-rate tailor and at
very lbw rates‘. Cutting dune wit.liout‘cli’arge.'
' V Nrotm-'roN*s. O
312 '
at .. . .
Wést'poi‘t. May 1'7.
If-Iaiir
' _ BPS'SEIirL’S.
éry variety for select’
or A. BYING”l‘_ON is co.
NORWALK, 01'. ‘TUESDAY, 922, i852, _ i
ll swan’ ll’,
ELLSO‘, hat. tooth,‘ mat; patio‘. slips‘,-mid‘ .
= "other brnsli‘es. fleslrrubllers. combs of ev‘- -
._
~ - u‘. ~.u.-._—a
1’>‘o‘ErRY.
The _F.lov¥'_ing litvcr.
Down within an oldenlvalley,
Wliere the shadows are at play,‘
Glides a brooklet, musically.
.All the live-long st'in'imet' day
'Il‘h"ei'°é the sweetest iiiui'i§i‘iti's daily
Intlie den; m‘b’rn bf Méys‘
Down its winding £:’tftii"se as iiov:-sits‘;
. To its parent in the deep,
Like a silver flash it glowelh,-'
‘Wlien the sttitbeains pier it
Starry night. ifs iiiuslé knoweth
\Vhen the world is ro'cl<ed' in sleep’;
And the fairy tune it singcth,
. Trcmbles in the upper air:
And’ an" echo ever iingeth
. Fro'm tl_ie,fbi't~.st iriveiywliere,
Telling a'll,it only Iii-iiigeth .
Ecliocs‘ to 8 holy pi-a'5=m-.
Thus the soul is flowiogever. . - ‘
Breatliing music's ii::ilei' tone,
Down the valley of life's river,
\Vliere the phantom sliadows mean,
And its echoes seem to quiver
Upward to the holy One.
And it flowetli upward, o_nw}ird,
To its parent still and broad";
And its bro athings, gliding sunward.‘
. Are its'whispers unto God;
Wliich the father scattered dowiiwn’rd.'
But to sanctity the sod.’
-.-1-_r%__.... . ___,__,__,__,,__
MISCELLANY.
Col. Crickley’s Horse.
lhave- never been able to ascertain the
quarrel between the Crickleys and the
Drakes. They had lived within a mile of
each other in Illinois, for years, and from the
first of their acquaintance, there had been a
mutual feeling of dislike between the two-
families. Then some inisiinderst;-indirig about
the boundary of limit resfjeciive farms,‘ reveal-’
ed the latest flame, and Col. Crickley having
followed a fat buck one afteri't‘oon and wound-
ed hiin,came up to him, and found old Drake
and his sons cutting him up! ’1‘m§ tncidem
added fuel to the fire,and from that time tifeie
was nothing the two families did not do to
annoy each other. They shot each ollier’s
ducks in the river, pufposely mistaking them
for wild ones, and then by way of ret;i]i,,1ion,
commenced killing offeach oiher’s pigs and
calves. -
One evening, Mr. Drake the ll('lel',Wl!S re-
turning home with his ‘ pocket full of rocks,’
from Chicago, whither he had been to dispose
ofa load of grain. Sam Barston was with‘
him on the wagon, and as they appi-oached
the grove which intervened between {hem
and Mr. Ural{e_’s house, he observed to his
¢oi.:'fparr‘io'n- , ,_ ,
‘-Wbza a‘ t':'en’ti‘tiful ifiaék Col. Cricklc;;i’g
old Roan is over yonder l’ _
‘ Hang it,‘ mattered old D'ra".§i>,- ‘so it is,"
The horse was‘ st;in'ding itnllei seine frees,‘
about twelve rods from‘ the road.
lovoluntarily, Drake stopped his feai'i‘i’;-—‘—'
He glanced furiively arouo‘d,' then Will] a
queer smile the old hunter took up his rifle
from the bottom of the wagon, sud raising it
to his sh’ot’J'l‘Llcr drew a‘ sight on the Colonel's
horse. A, _ , , V
‘ Beaiffifiil l’ muttered Drake, loweringf
his rifle iviih‘_{he air of it man resisting a‘ pow-
crful ternpln‘tio't’t'. it could drop old a'.,.,.-,-
so ens .’ , »
‘ Shoot,’ snggéisléd Salli
éd fun in any sh‘apé.. _ _ V
‘ No,‘ no, ’Uvou'ldn"f do,’ said the old lii’2’n'-
ier,'gla'ncing cau'tio‘us‘ly ro'un’d him‘ again‘.
‘ wont tell,’ and Sam’.
_ ‘ Wal,'l wo'n’t s‘h'o’ot' this :'.‘.'~.'«.*.‘,~ any wifx},
tell or not tell. .'I‘lt'e Horse is too nigh. If lie
rims fifty rods‘ olfin‘st'ea'd of twelve so’ there’d'
be a‘ b'a_1‘e p'o'ssi5ilily of r'n'is‘_t'alt‘ing‘ h‘in'i for a‘
deer,‘ l’d let fly. As it is, ‘Pd give" the‘ C010.‘
nelfive dollars for if shot.’ ,
At tlfal rr'2‘on‘i'en‘t the Co'lo‘n'cl h'iin’§e ll’ stépi
péd from bé‘hin‘d it’ big oe'k,_not a‘ half a doien
paces‘ di§tan't,' and stood before' Mr. Uralée;
‘_\gVel'l,' why do'n’t yoii‘ s'ho'ot P’ _
' The old niai'i'sti‘1'viiii‘iere(l i‘n'son'ie é'onlusio'o‘.,
¢_'I‘ha1'yoii';Col'ofn'e'l? l——l iv-.i's tempted
to l declare! Alucl as lsa’i'd, l’ll give it ‘ V’
for one pull ’.. .. , _ _
{say an ‘X’ and ifsfa b'ar;Fain' 2' . _
_,Dral;‘é felt for his rifle, and l'ool€'e‘d 5:’ bid
oau. .
" E-low" i'r'it't’ch is the’ b'_o'§§ viiiitli? b‘é' n’i‘u'fteii-
ea in Sam’s éaif. .
‘A‘bon't fifty.’ ,. , ,_ _,_
~‘ Gad, Colonel, rn do if. Here’s yoffr‘ X 1’
The Colonel poclcotéd the money, r'z"i'u'tter-
mcr-. , . , ,
ti lla'n§eil, if I t'h‘o’it’gh't-_you"d fa'lI.’e n"i‘é tfpl’
With high‘ glee,‘ the old" hunter pa’: :1 fresh
Biirstb'n‘,' who 15.}.
;c.~:p- on his" ri’fl'e, stood up’ his wagon,‘ _a'ud'
drew a‘cl'o'se sigbf of Qld Roan.‘ l_San"t' Bars-
:0’n"chuci'{led. The Col. put his h'e‘n'd before
his face and cbli'ékl‘ed foo‘.
‘ Crack !’ went the ri ‘e. The butifér fore
out a h'o'rri'd oath wh_'ich‘ I5 will not repeat —
Sam was a‘sto'iiis'l'ted’. The Colonel l'au'ghéd.'
"Dld_ Roan never stirred l‘ , , ;
Dralite ,$t'are"d' at his‘ rifle with a" face as
black as O".hello's‘.‘ _ , , , ,
‘ What’s the m'aIt'éi' with yeti’, Hey? Fits’
time yet!" ever saived the quite such’ a’ trick.
Aind D'rall‘e'lo‘aded'the’piecé with‘ great
wrath and ii'idignaiioo._
"People said yoii’d Post yoiii neck‘ 0' sl'1’o'ot-
ing,’ observed the Colonel, in a’ cu‘tt‘in’g tone
of satire. , , ‘ I __
_ "_Who’ s‘ai’d' ab“? It’s' a‘ lie 2’ thundered
Drake. "I can shoot—’—-’ .
‘ AL‘ hbfso at’ ten rods !' ha,‘ ha ll’
Drake was livid‘. , , ., , _ ,
‘Loolf yere Colonel‘, F can’: stand’ that,’ he
began.’ ‘ . p ,_
_‘ N'ev‘e'i-‘ ifriii'id,' the trash can,’ siiee"red the
Colo'nei',r‘ "ll’ri's'kf y‘ou'.’ _, ,, ' , ,
Grinding his teeth, Drake p‘rod'iiced’an-
other téri dollar llill. ’ , _ ' ‘
- ‘ H’ei"e‘,’ he_gi'o_'w|ed, ‘ lam‘ bound tobave
'ati'other shot any way.’ ,
_‘ Crack a_way',’ criedtha
Golonel",rpo’clidting'
the ..a9t'¢. _ ,
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‘.-.A ..,
e’11‘tc’,_ ttioiiiits; ~"-.2.i\gri,ritlftiijté,-iC‘2lrt£'i- anttttanuracium. -
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5--u . ..,.~.?¢ .-—_ —._.-._. . 5 _- _, ,
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Drake did crack nWtty'—-\'lIlll‘f deadly aim,
too-_-but.,the, horse did not iiiind the bullet in
tile léast. To the rfigc -iitid lfiiutteiablé as-‘ _
tb'nishriie'nt of the hunter,‘ old Roan looli'ed_
hiinflghl. in the face, as if lie miner liked
the fun- . . , , ‘
‘Uralre,’ c'rie_d Sam‘, ‘you're drifnfi. It
horse at a dozen i"ods‘¥oh, my eye,!'_
‘ Just you shut your inouth or ,l‘ll shoot
you,’ thundered the elicited rake.‘ " The
bullet was hollo’w_;I’ll_sivear., 'I‘be m'ai'i lies
that says I t‘iiii"l saotii Last week lcu‘t off
§'gob'3é’s.l.i'ead at filly rods, a'5id,l{iit' stew it
again. y the Lord Harry, Coloiiel, you
can latigh.‘ but l’1l bet now; thirly dollars",
l can‘ bring dovrti old Roan at one slioi.
The wa‘géi" vvzfs readily accep:é‘d.,.Tlfe
stakes were need in S..rti"s lian'ds'. Elated
witlrllie idea of ivinninu back his two‘ teas,‘
and lfittlilng tin ‘ X’ into tltelbargain‘, Dralte
carefully selected a perfect ball, and even’ a’
buckskin patch, and loaded his rifle, ,
it was now near dark, but the old hunter
boasted of being able to shoot a baton the
wing by starlight, and ivithout l1es"itafio'n,l1‘e
drew a clear sight on old Roan's head.
A minute later, Drake was driving t ‘id’
the grove,the most enraged, the m'ostdes’ngr'.
die of men. His‘ rifle, i.i'noe‘en=é viétirfi‘ of liis
ire, lay with broken stock on the bottom of
the wagon: .Sam Barston was too rr‘in'ch
frightened to laugh. ivieanivliile the gratified
Colonel was on the gs-o‘u‘nd, contiiilsed, with
tfi'ir_iii‘, and old,Roan‘ was standing undisturb-
éd under the trees. ’ _
lvhen Drake rteaflllled lt'oi'f‘l§, his fitlfo so'n'si
discovering liis i‘il-humor and the riiiitilated
‘condition of his rifle stock, ha's'té'ned fo
arouse his spirits with a‘ piecéofnews; \'vh’ich'
they were sure would nicks li'iri'i' dance for
.l°.V- .- . - . A _ ,
‘Clear otit,’ growled {be angry old rfiafi,
‘I don’t want to hear any news; get away’:
or _l shall knock you down I’ ,
‘But, _father, it's such’ a trickl’
‘Blast you’ and your tricks
‘Played off on the L‘-«’Jlone_l I’ _ , _
_'Ou' the Colonel 7' cried die old than, be"-'
ginning to be inier‘esied_. , ‘Gn.l, if yoirve
playgtl the Colonel :1’ trick, less hear it.’
"Well, father, Jed and l. ibis afternoot)
went. out for deer e’ , ,
‘H802 the deerl come to the fiicl§.' , ,
‘Couldn’t firfd any deer, but , “flioiiglit we
must slioot s'or'r'ictliin':;; so Jed banged away
at the Colonel_'3 old R'oan—4slio't him‘ dead I’
‘Shot old Rosa .1’ thundered the liifnler --
‘By the Lord Harry, Jed,‘ did you Shoot the
Colonel's old boss '1’ 4, ‘
‘I didn"t do anything else.’ ,
‘,l?'eVll,l devil,’ gioanqd the lii1'nfef‘.' ,
_ ‘And then," pilrsued Jed, conlideiiif flint
the j‘oke_pa'rt of the story mus‘ please his
father, ‘Jim’ and l p'rop’p'ecl the horse up, and
tied his head b'ack with a cord,‘ and left him
st'ar'i:lin'g_f!ndi=i- the ,lfé,‘?§ éi?1a'ci_ly asif he
was alive. _ Ha"! ha! Fancy, the Colonel
gnjn'_._.‘ to‘ ciitcli aim: ho! ho"! wait’: it’ a
_fol«'.e,?’ , _ _ , _ _,
on I5rake’§hea’d fell ulpbn his txraui. Hé
felt of his eriipty, p'o'cliei—’b'ooli,' and lo'ol:'er.l
at hi§.br..ken’ rifle. Then‘ in‘ ii rtfeful zone,-
he wliispered to the bcy's- , ,
A ‘I_i’sajol."el Butifi you etigf tell of if--1
°'.‘ if y0|1,d0, Sam Barston‘-l’ll skin you’
alive!‘ By the Lord Harry, Boys, I've been
siiooting at that «lead hoise half as lib'iir,ii‘t
ten dollars a‘ shot 2' ,_ I.
. At_ib'at ifinrfient son an idle ii.-‘es g.'a’ié+,~
Jed dragged him out in'sen'sible. Sam had
laifghéd liiiiisell aliiiost to’ déatli;
1-. 2 - 4 ' ,_ _ ~ .
__ Peta.-A 192.02.»; ...A:¢ the staining’ at
Warsaiv the principal battery was i’J'nl'y dc-
femled b"y t's_i<'2' battalions, b'u't with sh‘:-h
brat-eryes l‘i‘tsto'r'y can hi'i‘rdly" , pay‘af|e']__':.
i7t’h‘ei'i’ if virus évitle'n't th'at <':ou‘ld i'i'_o 1ong’e‘r
hold ot3‘t,'severa'l privates of the artillléry ,sea’
led thar_I'ts'elv'es o'n_p0'wdér barrels’ and blevv,
fheii’i's"‘eli'e§ itp‘.'_ But the c'o,n'di‘:"ct at C_a'ren'e'i*a l
Sou-i;nskiwzi‘s_tru’ly heroic: having lo§t_o'ne -
fo'o't tie‘ w:i'é?, at earifest r¢=q‘ii‘es"t,‘ é'e'a‘té;d on
ii ch'a'i'r, and placed on life altar of the d’csp'e-
rarely defeffilecl _ch'u’rch‘, wlicre, he co'ntinu'ed
to give orders ifntil the lost of,h’_is éonfradés
was cut down‘, when‘ ilra'3vin]«.z font.‘ two‘ pis-
tols, he with one shot a Russian who was
rnshinggupon him, and with the e:iclama-
t'io'n--“S'o dies a Polish’ gen‘era‘l' 1" fired the
ofher into his‘ own heart.
,_ E:t}'pk:2i'5‘iae f‘ou’il.<.‘.—-‘-hlany of cult‘. ,t':iiiz'en's
have freq_’u'eml_v ,0b'sei-t"ed at the Express
Office, comer of Dean and Stat'e’s’tré'ets,' boifes
of fowl.‘ dlestined for differenf seélioins of the
i':ou'ntry.. 'I‘hcy,,are generally or the “ Co-
eim. chm.-,,n 39.1 Sh'nn’gbaé” and it Wli'i‘te"
Shangliaef breed’, and c_oni'n.a'r‘t‘d high‘ prices‘.
George P. l3“u"rn’ham‘,' of Boston‘, c'a'rrie::‘ oii 2'1
very C-xtensige bu’si'nes's in this l'in'e,'.a'n'd_his
sales" since Novcinbor last for sa.:_n’pl‘es'_of his
iinpo‘rtat'i‘o'ns aniou’nt to qver $11,000’. He
has received as high‘ as 550 for a single" p-“i'i‘r
of his « Cochin Cliinas.” _'I‘hey are tame
and ri,'_ohl'e lo'ol(in'g birds, a'acl the rims: profit-
able fowls a fa'rn’i’er can keep.
. . T’. .
1.‘,-:2.../;-'.v,.«;’ Ou[t—Thbse who ha.vo' 55%.-.".
spoken in public, can scarcely Judge of the
éons‘ternaiiob of an old lady who’ Spoke out
in ch'u‘rch‘_. It was formally, the custom‘ in
country toviins, for those who’ lived several
‘miles’ fijorn‘ ch’u‘rch', to’ rera"ain' during" the iii-
terval bbtvveeni r'norni'ng and evening service.
0'}; this‘ occasion sh‘e had taken’ some milk’ in
a pitcher for the children ;" and iii th'e r"ri’ost
'i‘n'terésting part of’ the worship,‘ :1 dog‘ who
ha'd_foll'owed them‘ into‘ the per), th‘rust_ his
head into‘ the pitcher." Whethef his head
was foo large, or the pitcher too’ s’nt‘all', is
not our province to’ det‘eri'iiine ;5' but having
regaled himself;-the‘ pilchef still ob’stin‘at'e‘ly
retained its’positio‘n’,*:in'd' his aias’ discovered
backing‘ out, with the pitcher stuclifast upon
his‘ hiaad, and the milk slrea'rii'n‘¢,:_r in every di-
reciioh on’ his head and shoulders} “Get
out‘. intp P’ says tht 0“ ltd)" .
ihsgbuna other Oillffl voice-'33“ O’deiii-,'I'spoke
out'in'meetingl” a’aid‘sheL.:“’There,l spoke -
"out a‘graih-'0‘deer are, I‘ li'e¢p'talln'ng all‘ the
aims" , t .
Al‘. Two i:oti.’.ii.isilsi~:*ii moon. ’
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Frighfeiied at .
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_i_.-eat."-' i.-out roan: éttaaaggy,
Emperor qf .7apd7'i,_td Pre£:il_eiit"Fi1lqi;brg;
Yesterddyioifr flatten‘ éoniaidfrd Mt; Fill:
moat. tenet» is the Emperor at Jaiiiii; On"!
i'eadé'rs my be fitixigolls to‘ find life l‘e'pl’,;-‘J
ii is" its followsi _‘ , .
. eddo; in..Ja’p'a'ii', Paltféd of its llfost tlf;’gi.;»
l8.,0ooa._Yea'. at the Gee... Red Dra‘g‘fn.g.
Herr Fillifioré, Governor of the glniied
States province 5 _ . ,
__ iviy Grand Seérialaty; Gdwtiiiies, t..§ just
translated your s_i,c‘r_oll,i‘i"i'i'd,l dictiitetlle fol;
lowing from the abundance of lleaiténl.’
Wgsd_0_xn in reply. _ Your officer of high an '
airiiises me very much; ,1 and m‘ 5;} gfjogv
sand i\,~,,.esb_ave been lnughirig g | the agar":
ing at his queer bob-tailed é’o_‘at,- big sfaélg pipg
bat, and a'wkwai"d looking bQof§;§fi_d [fiori
than alt? strange on inysteijioits thing‘ as
callsa shirt coll-ar,'a,n'd which_l;e§p§ mg had
ngystid as one of <.JtJt‘.n,a'll_Ve i'Hin6c,ei-o‘sse§..;
; ewe taken an 9“ li,ls..h_eiIth.¢r'-iéli csiisfi-‘
hon, and liiive eqipped tfiin in‘ our royal suit
—a turban and a pair of sp'uts'. Yoitsay lid‘
is “ no’ missionary of reli,c_rion.” [shall ma-kg‘
him a Christian and send‘h‘iu‘i’ b"a‘<‘:lz is uisowa
coum_ry_as a iniésionary. I pa‘, gassed to‘
see his bfsotted ign mace. He lti'i‘o"a't_s_ isoih.‘
mg_of «X-osca. or A‘mida, or Da'bio‘:_ n..i..,g
never heard_of the precious book Sifi¢‘l‘s;‘;‘;"cky,-
nor bathed in the forgiving stréiiiii cl Chan};
dow._cbum. I am glad t'h'ef'e a’ Eofiiitty If!
the East of me so large as yours; aiid I shall
take measures im‘med,iatcly to b'rii'i'g you ovéf
to the true faith‘. lsend by tile’ b‘eiii'é'r it
b,U"dlG of <'30lp<xi'feiir’s paniplilets and tracks
which I ,Sl1nl1.ld like disitibiited at oiicé. f
hope you will not oppose, my establisliiu ’
l9"‘,l’le5 ‘" .Y°m' l.““,d°' . .Y°.l" P9°Plé 35 hi
hall so urge as_n'iine,' but yams are .w%'i‘-tl_t
SaV'm.:.*- Although outcasts,_ (Here is still
h°P9 f9I‘__yoii. As,for_tradin'g (villi the why‘
do you bother youiselvgs \v_l'.lll vt»o'r'l¢_tly' sin‘-;
hitlons?_ VVa spend 011'!‘ llt'flé,ll] religiioifd
ceremonies and prayers. ._But i am‘ willin ’
to open communication with you, so‘ that yea
may not object to‘ ray seeking in brin‘ ' yet!
Over to the true religion". Kisi al our
Wives for ...e'., Alli you’ have o'..i'y’,a.'.'.-.-_...r
Poor d—l. "l have six thousand. _ Pray ac’:
ceptuthis bottle of rum‘ as a token of my higlf
cdnsidera'tion., , .. ,, .
TWANG TWANGKY,
Emperor of the Faithful;
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\
, Ina'u'str;2/luncl I7iteg7'it3'/.-.—'l'lieré ii i’i'olliii'i§
iinpossible to',m'an,' which intlifstry ifndiiiiteg-,
my will notvacconiplislzt. _TlI'e po’o't'- [joy ¢',f
yesterday, so poor’ that a‘ dollarwas a‘ “grid:
ion is in. vision, houseless and heard es;-.:
co;m'pe!Ied to wa'ndero’n_ rag: frb'n‘i air. '-a,-
with his b'ifn'dle_o'ri' his" back, in" r'J"r¢lé'f fol pro:
cu‘r_'e la'b‘o'r and the ifieiin‘§ of sii’l)"s's,fen¢':"¢",‘l‘t.-.8’
bjecoiné the talented and i.'o‘im'r'. 75 young-
ri't'a'n to day, by the‘,p'ou‘z'e1'- of his rig‘ rim,»
and the potent i‘i‘i'flu_ence of his p'rifli:'iplénr
firmly and p‘er'p’.iu'aIty , rr't'a'i_i‘t'la'if;'ed. WHbn'
poverty and what the world calls‘ <fisg"rii'e¢'
stared him‘ in the face, he shutddeted‘ not, but
pI"e'ssed 0'nvr Bird, and cifciied iiigli‘ a‘t'i'd Honor:
able eiiiertions in the midst of accuitiulafiii
disasters and calaniitiés. Let the young ma§
bis‘ cherished,‘ for be honors his éot'i'nt'r,“ and
ilignifies h'is face. High Bl'oo‘d;; - that
course not in his veins, he is‘ ii‘ free born‘
A‘merica‘n,' and thereforeia s'over'ig'n' find i
prinéie. _ W,ealth—-what édres lie or fli‘af',"|o’
long as liisylteott is pu're add‘ his‘ walk up:
riglft..'h‘e knows, and his c6'u'n‘fi"y ltfi’t‘fw!‘g
and his country tells, that the little f'in?g"er of
an honest and upright man’ is wort iiibi-a’
than the, whole body of an effemii't".-i,t‘e surf
dishonest rich titan. , Thésé art! ._tli'é men’
who make the cou‘ntry—wii*o “bring ti)‘ it
whatever of iron si’n'ew and u‘nfail'in’g? spirit’
it possesses or ,clcsit‘eé -"-"who are fa pidlv rafu‘-'
dering it the mightiest, most povVerfu’l'iis it is‘
already the fféést land l‘.’ei‘z’éatl1' fh‘é éin;-15 of
(lg. A‘ sa’?lor being’ a'boat,t‘o's}i‘il' for lii'dii_i';
a‘ éitizen asked h'it"ft‘ where His father died‘ I
‘In shipuireclt.’ , _ _ , __
(rim: .a..s.*..d’sa you‘; gr'a"r’i‘dfatli‘éi" die 1' , -
, ‘As he was fishing a storm’ a'ro's'é,‘ mu lid’
{villi his con-.pan‘ions‘ perishied'.’ _
‘And your great g'ra'ndfat'l'i'er' ti , ,,
‘He also perished from" shipwreck.”
‘Then’ il l‘ were you’ I vvodld never‘ go to’
sea.’,_ _ v, ,_ _.
, ‘Pray, my philosopher, where ‘ did you’
fa'1l}e; die? __ __ 2 , . ,
‘M y fatlier,g‘ra'n:dfafhéi',‘ and gréat gr8fld'¢'
.f£l'il_'ler rliéd in bed.’ , _ , , _
W ‘Then if I were you’, I ivould névéi‘ éo Id
bod,’ retorterl the son‘ of Neptune'_.
-1.-. sq-
,.!3 singular éircu'iIista'iice l'aieiy'occu'rred ii?
Paris. A bridal party repaired tnthe chttrclf
to complete the nuptial céicr'ti'on'y,' a‘nd‘ss the’
,briilegroonr'i' stopped from his carriage be we!‘
cllo3'ely_ séri'z"tinized' by the coacbma'n,' tvbo"
séerrted’ s'mi'cIc' vi’-iih cotistéi‘riatiori',' .é:'n'd' ind‘-
dcnly ran’ off, The by,standéi‘stliobglit_liini'
taken suiddénlg} mail,» bfft réitiarked‘ gre'at"_ti_n,-’
'easi'n'es”s"o’n the part of the l5'ri‘de,qi‘oa'i'x'i',‘ who‘,-
.howevei-,' presently mastered l_‘i‘irii_sél,f_.*_.A‘s:
the party,‘afIe_‘r-ll‘l'e, éereiiiony, were in'o'nng»
from the church, the biidegroom wa':s ii’r_i'est-’
ed by an officer, who told the a‘p;iall'ed bride:
that h‘er_hus'oand was a murdereI’,' Who half
el'u‘cfed justice for eight years,‘ and that the’
coa'ch’man chanced to’hav'e seén privy tdtbe’
rpurdei-‘,'i'ii sonie manner, and instantly recog-'
msed tli'c_cul'p:it. Tne bii‘de fell‘ inhénhiblif
andlies iiia critical condition;
_Rich2é:_Riches, wiitioui .iree'1l'é‘eé§_ out
thankfolcess,'d'o not riiakb any happy!
But lei me tell yo'ii‘tha'i richea‘vv‘idif tliein re-’
-iifoved many fears and ca,i"es‘.', A’tld there-"
fore my‘ advice is"t'hnt yo_I1'bb lio'ii¢‘rg't‘l§ ficli:
‘orco"ntented‘ly poor; but 135 sure that your
riches‘ ‘be’ justly got,'or' you's’p6i'l all. 0’:
i's we‘ll'said,“H'e that lbsiis‘ his é’orl's'éi6ii¢a’
has nothing left‘ that is worthy of. keeping.-
_ ‘ Izaak Hfolfdii;
ttiti"setii"ii'_ of _oi"nar_nenlal’ tiiflifufacttffff
eihibited at the VVorld_’s Fair‘ is’ abiintui it
,,opened' at Marlboro’ I-Ioimxj __ — .
the s'u‘n‘.' ,
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