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ISIUMBE
‘ THE NORWti_liK GilZETTllla
, A. I-I. BY1No.'foN 3; no.
A. H. }.lvi.\'o'roi'v. H. —W. Hvin-1-.
Ojice at the foot of Main st.——‘-‘dim ‘the’ store (‘ff
, C. J. Gruaia-n.
Tcx'ms of‘ the’ Gazette.
Village subscribers by carrier-—pr yr $2 00
Mail do , in ailvaiice do 2 (l0
Otiice siibscribers, or those living out of
the.Caitrier’s district, and who call for
, their papers at the ofiice 1 50
Conipanies offiveor more receivii:gtheir
papers by mail, if paid in advance 1 50
. r-—-:-*
Terms of Acllvcrtisiiig. \
lliliiies or less, 1 insertion 75
as 2 H ‘ 87
H 3 cc 1 00
{@103 Par-N'riNo msecutcd with nealness
a.'t.d,(.l6S]J(Z.fC]L, and at low prices. '
NEVV BOOT. SHOE,
leather lit tiiitliiig store §
VVHOLESALE 6: RETAIL.
H E subscrilinrs liereby give notice to the
citizens of Noi'walk'.and the public in gen-
oral. that they have taken a store. on t.lie._\vest;
side of tlie' bridge, opposite the Post Ofiice—
No 1 Water st. and fit.ted it up in good orrler,
where ni'aV be found at all times a liii'_t_;e stock
of gnnl’s. ladies’ and cliildren’s Boots and Shoes
ofall descriptions, iiiaiiufactured by us express-
ly for this niarket, by the best: of workmen and
of the best niaterials. and no exertions will be
spaied to please those who favo‘r us" with a call.
Customers‘ work made to order, with neatliess
and despatcli. A share of the public l)tllLl‘0l1llgt.*.
is respectfully soliciterl by
J. P. HANITCRD. Jr. 8.: Co._
E?‘ Particulai attention paid to l'8t7'1lll‘lllgI!'l
all its branches. _
Norwalk, April 1st, 1852. 15
' ' ‘E: ‘En
ALL pei'stfi9viiiggizi{Es:ettled accounts on
my books are l't’.ql;tF‘.5ll‘.(l to call and settle
with me. or Judson 5.’. Bissell, wlioare :intlior-
izcd to receipt. said accounts at. their store, for-
merly occupied by the 'subsci-ilier.
‘ ' S. 3. OLMSTEAD.
181!‘
April 12th, 1852.
Dry Goods &: Carpeting.
7 His day received and now ready for in-
. . spection the largest and best assmtitieiit
of goods 1 have ever had the ple.asure. of 0fl'eI'-
inztlie public, aiming the goods may he found
3 very largra iiiniiuiit subject" to slight iiiipe.i'fec-
tion in in:iiiufac'tui'<-i ivliicli will be sold-at. one
lialfpf their actual nalae (all in want of two
dollar-s,fnr one would do well to call) my stock
is now full and complete andevery i_nduce=.neiit
will be oti'ered to all in this or the i:‘iljoiiiiiig
towns, come one, come all and eszaiiiine for
yoiii'sd.lves,as all my goods will be freely shown
~ and none urged to liuy.gre:iter iiiilticeriiniits will
be offererl tli-.i‘n evei-' liefoie. I’-.ei1'1cipliei' this
and call at the Briilge st'=;"e'. _
C‘. .l. GRl_1MAl‘4l.
Window Glass. 0
BOXES best FRENCH GL.fiSS,
all sizes. _
100.boxes . do Aii_iei"icai‘i do.
for sale very low by Z. SANFORD.
Westpoit, Mai-cli 29, ’52.
' A __ 4‘ M _ J __ H
‘-.9XYGENATEB‘ B}I'.I.'TERS,—-
I ‘ CON'li'A*l=Nl-NG N0’ ALCOHOL,
A’ s'u'rc__ R’c1n'(1r_l"_1/ for
1 oYsP"EPsiA,
_ known for the prevention and cure’ of
’ Fever arid A‘~g1u'e‘,~
' ‘These Bitt.ers have ieceived the I-I'i‘o*rri:s'r
.‘ V 'Ei;s"riitoNiALs ever oifei-ed to t‘l‘r'epublic in fa-
’. of any medicine, in the world, and‘ are ap-
pitovétl’ ll)’-
éliem iQl,tl}‘eil' practice. For the most satisfac-
. an-y proof of‘ film success of’ this remedy, see
-1
pajnplilets containing full particulars and cor-
t'ifi‘ciit‘.~es,fi‘oin* i\’Eeinln=.i's of Congress and other
parties well known to't.h‘e‘ public. Any individ-
ual wishing further information respecting this
’I}N-VA-.LUA.BLE MEDIOI:1‘lE,
'l..ur‘e inv_ite'd‘ to‘ call" on the Agents‘. and‘ satisfy
‘ i‘::....
tlieinselves by refi§renc'e' to’ numerous letters
and cei-tificiites of the highest respectab'ilil'y_.
' GEO; B-. G=lRiE-ELN-', Pt-oprietor. Wind-
"Ҥoi-.-Vt.
RE-E D‘.“BA'1‘E'S 68- A-US'I~‘1N,. ‘Wholesale
Driiggists-.N,o.26 Mercliauts’ Row, Boston,
,,,(_}’enei'al Agents. ' ‘
' ’P'rice'$l per bottle’ ;' six for $5‘-.
- — C'A'U-"1'-l(}N.—-‘Eeali bottle of the G'emn'nc
0_?i:yg1:n'ated.Bitlers, will‘ lirive ‘tile’ outside
' ”w_i’~apper pi'int:ed’in’ En2lish.F're'ncl'i'_and‘ Span-
’ "tar. witlrthe sigiiiitrure‘ of Gen. 3. Green; Pro-r
priet‘or, upon Tl1I'ee'S'ides,-and in addition, a
" ‘ '--'fit'1e|y'-engwived labeltipon the top of the bottle
-' ~'_W‘ltl1t'hBSig1mt’ul'8‘_()f Reed,-Bates 65 Austin.
' --‘V l'i"6'ui"e-the~sole General A‘gents,a.nd'to whom.
5:al,l‘j;¢')ij‘cl,,'o‘i_'s5_i1'it1st;',be:-‘addressed; .
fij.
1 9:37--NEW SERIES.
':.5€cc'o'i’nmotlutiou train 9 o’clock
'Ac‘con'itnod'e‘tio’n- awn 7 o‘cl<‘ick,~A‘ M
o . ‘ 0' I
some oftlie best physicians. who'use' r
-Ab ~.u.¢«=.
vvi‘i'.Li’.~;M's.,&.t.UioN*'s
Exisigi-attain and Il“orei§n Eiciieivige
es‘:-Ice,
/No. 40 Fulton iS'trce!, New Ybrk, (md I15
lVafi:/‘loo’ Road, Liverpool. " '
Tlie‘ Girl Black Star line of Packets,
Stzilizifg puviclztully froin'Lit'c7'pool M2 (/26 13!,
61h. 11/./2, lbl/L, 2133 am! 2'6lh sac‘/L monlli,
mid com1n'ise the jblfoivi-rig 3pi’.e2_7.¢'!id slzips:
Ulllw’-PS8. . Czipiarn l3"ii'd. 1700
Jacob A. VVestervclt Hoodlessl 1600'
\Vni. Ratliboiie Spencer 1200
’l‘icoiidei-ngu B0315 1:’;-'00
Princeton Russell 1400
lrene \Villiams 1900
M in nesota A lien I000
Silas Greenmaii Spencer 1000
E C Scraiiton Spencer 1500
Leviathan C Knapp 1500
\Vm H Harbeck M arsliall 1500
G11}? Munneiing Freeman 1000
\Vasliington Page 2000
lf‘.lilel'])l'ls0 Funk ]OOO
Aberdeen 1{.,,-mp 1000
Ricliii rd Alsop Sniiili 1000
Nin.2m'a Smith moo
Dt¥\Vitf Clinton Funk 1300
.‘i’larmion Hadley I000
Sflndusliy Borland, 1200
Owego H ubba rd 1500'
R0l)e|'l Kelly Barstow 1400
New -‘5l1lP Edwards 1750
These Ships aretlie most iiiagiiificeiit that
llilve )"’l- been built. They are commanded
by able and 6X[)I5l'lBt)C£‘Cl Captains, famed for
their iiatitical skill and kind treat.iii‘ent to emi-
,9jl'tltll'S; and their accoiiimodalioiis for Cabin,
Sezjniid Cabin, and Steera;-_e P:issoii,c;ers, are
vastly superior to those of any other Line.
The Siiip’s allowance of Provisions compri-
ses fioiir, oat-iiieal, bread, potatoes, peas or
beans, riceand vini—:'gar, wliii-li is dealt; out to
the piissotigeizs once or twice a week dui'lii<,,§
lil6’ll()ytlg8, at the rate. of 305- lbs: per week
for each adult, and half allowance‘ for cliildrei‘i
lll)Cl(?l'lWPl\'€! years; and in addition to the
‘rllJA0W‘-. tl fu.-tlier allnwaiice, ziccording to a‘ late
act of the Boitish I’.-irliameii‘t. of two rd lea,
half lb. stis;ai', and half lb. lil0lilSS(‘S,l0 eacli
adult. weekly, with three quarts \vai‘i‘.er daily.
In all cases where any of the persons paid for
decline coming out, the full passage iiioriey is
returned without any deduction.
Poisons residin_g in the country that desire
to send inoney to their friends in the Old Couii
try, and wishing t.o save time and expense, can
have it done in a S:\li.~'fit(tlOl‘_V, and correct
manner. by enclnsiiig by Post, to the subsoil-
hers, the sum they wish to send. witli the
nanie and address of the party who is to re-
ceive. it, when a draft. on the nearest Brancli
to their i'esi¢.lefice will be forwarded by first
sieanier with as much pniicttizillly as if the
person sending it was preseiit, and a receipt
i'ettirned for tlicninnoy by next mail.
tieii“iaiss sets.
5% M. QUl.'.\ll3Y 56 SON, No.13? East
F‘ cs 527th st. Ncitv York. are prepared to fur-
nisli and affix to hiiildings tliei.” iinproved light.-
' iiing rods, in It neat. and pei'iiia‘nent manner. and
at. u i'easo=.‘.able price. These rods have been in
use sczenlccn years, and have’ iicver failed to
iilliii-d complete pi'otect.io'ii to the f)[Tll(llli§_1S on
which they liaVe been placed. f’3p'eciiii‘ei'i.'~: may
be seen on the liouses. of lllessrs. A. E. Beard
at Norwalk: l*"i'a’r.'cis Biirrilt, \Vest.port; N. P.
Pike. Souihport ; John Biitzliiiigliziiii ai'id J.
St.ui'ges. Fziiilieltl, and many otbe'rs in various
parts of the State. Tliey liave_ also btieii platted
on some of the niosfspleiidid biiililings in New
Y0l‘l{tllldVlcll)lty. Circularscontaiiiiiig fiirtlier
inforinution may be obtained at the office of this
paper. 4ni,,.l7
W1.-'23
Irg _’,'____
N‘. York & Haven Railroad.
SUMME R 1\l.‘i.R.A_i’.\l()‘l§1\ilE‘..\ll'.l'.‘-’
cowmi-:i~ CING r;iA*v 3, 1852';
Leave Norivalk for New York.‘
S'pe‘c‘iz‘i’l Train‘ 6 o’clocl~: 4 .52 M
Com in ma t.io'n' 6 3'8
Ac‘co’m'iiio’rliitioi‘i* 8 . 9'
. -*' ‘E6’ 50 ,_ _
' l3:tp‘i'é'ss , _ 2' 21 I’ 'M
Pi cco‘imi’i o‘da‘t i'o't'i‘ 5‘
. Express 9‘ 53‘
Leave‘ Noi‘iv‘:il'k for New I~]‘m"ei'i‘.- ‘ Y
13. min A M
, _ 1; so P M
' Expi"‘ess‘ , 5f 32';
, A_ccoii'im'od a t‘i’or'i T5}
Cotniiititation 7 43'
Expi"e‘ss ti"ai'iis West stop only at’ Slt1IY!f0l'iJ.
Leave New York for NQl'Whll€.‘
II
. I its. ‘VARTOUS .:I~‘oitMs. _ ER.]’fi,é.gs . 3: 30. M
V-Surcli a-s Pain in tire Stoiiiacli. l-1=eartbiirn,~ljl*a— S,,Pc,,:.,. 3 50;
..l*"Ffm".l*. €.7°‘5‘il""T".‘“3* Aer“ S‘*9.m'«'cl=» .l’**’~’=rll-' ’E'x[9t"P'Ss 1 4* I5‘
.' ache‘, Lossof Appetite, Piles. Niglit U0,,,m,,,,,,:,0,,,. - - 5 30.
-SW'8'i1'lS‘. A-stlima or Plitisrc, . ., , _ _ . ‘..‘_
I,-,,m,,,.,,_,,,,3 my wi,,d in the S-mm». I Leave New Haven for Noii‘ia‘l‘ll1
,,,d,.__ N.e,.,7m,S,,eS,5._, C‘o-mness of the‘ Comitititiition train Si 30 A M
Ext,-emicies-, \Veak-iiess of the Limbs, -‘1"C°lll‘"°‘l‘1ll°"" 7' .
* . ._ . . . .. ‘-1’ 935 _
G'en‘e.?a"l,])ebfl1tY’. . . .Expre‘s_s r'l‘5‘Pll
‘and all the‘ indesci-iha'bIe symptonrs of tilts u‘n_i- Acc.mmn0dea,,.Q,,. 4: 20-
versal disease‘. These are also the best tonic Express 8 50
D‘ANi3Ua.Y 65 No:RwALr7€? ,
Rail Road Arrangement,
Coinm'encing~ Jzine‘ £3-list, 1'85‘2. Trains will
Danbury at; 6 45 A M with pi'isseng'ei‘s only.
-‘ 3 [5 P M passengers and~freight.
RETURNING. will leave _
So _‘\lorwalk at 9 161A M i assengei'"s‘a‘ntl' fr
u . 5 40? M passeiigers only.
The 6'45 K Métra-in from Daiil_)ui'y coiinects
at Norvvalk wit-ll-the 8 09‘ A M‘ train to N York
Piisseiign-ai's goiiiggeast’ can leave N<,)rwalk at
9 13 A M. .. . . _ 2
The 3 15 P M train connects at’ Noi-wall.‘
with the 5 35 accomino(lation'traiii to N. York,
and the 5 35 express train to New Haven.
Passengers from New York will leave at 7
A M and at 3 30 P M to connect with tra'i'ns on
t.his road'.5 '
(3? Stages will be'in readiness on tl:e‘ari-iilal
oftlie trains at. the Pt‘-idgefi"'el(l Station to convey-
passengersto Ridgefielil village. Lewisborongll.
&c; - H‘-ARVEY SM-1'1‘ H‘, Sliift.
Ne'w'$p:-ing" Goods;
’iitf.
UST receiv,ed'a'lai'ge supply of new goods
'1‘»lios,e,i_ii_vvant of ba_rgai_iis. will do well to
’l"cr‘r3sill’o“by‘- -B"IS‘S.E’LL-. and il1‘tlggi8tS‘
Is!
"“'§§i§i!erally- in=tho U. S. and Canadas.
'1
call'soon.- 1\'lA'I.}-LQR_.,Y ,&L,E\VI=S‘.‘
4 light bay stripe ill the face. loiigf doc’l'<_._
- V H E tllt'Clet'slgi1B(l lias invented and iiiitenferl
Sq-y wl_:’i‘cli the‘ process is‘ re'n'd¢~.'redl much’ more
"6'(10ltt)‘Itll’t?fl'l:.
, pi'opoi‘tion,.
at _ _ , _
- West']ioi‘t'.' May 17.
run as follows uii'l7il tui'fli'et‘ ii‘ot”ice:' EeaveK
A 1>:i.‘- *3‘.
,_ - , Dissoltttiona ,
N:'OTI_CE‘ is‘ lie’rehy giveii that the co'-p'a'i_'t‘-
nership Iieretofore ,ei‘tistiiig iimler tli'e‘
name and firm of PLATT (SC ROCK\VELL_
is this day rlissolvt-dby mutual consent. All
persons iii‘deb'tecl to‘ the late firm'are requested
to‘ iii'ake' 'r’iiririedi'a‘te paynient to’ either of the
sul.is(:i'ib:‘-firs‘. VVM. PLATT.
, . Tl-lOS.F. ROCK-WELC. ,_
\Vr-.stp'ort, June 7th, lS5".'!'. _ 3036‘
To the Probate Court for the District of 01:-
ford :
"V BE application of Cll1»*..‘RLE-S TODD
- i'espectfii|l_v showetli that; lie is fat_lier and
gurirdia ii to ‘i\’lartlia E. 'l‘odd,,Lavinia H. Todd,
lliirriet C. 'l‘oild andr-Mary A. Todd, r'n‘inors
b‘cln‘ngi‘ii'g to said district, and that. said ‘minors ~
are the o‘wiiei's of the‘ followin_¢__z real estate, viz:
the undivided mic-fnt'i'rlli part of a certain par-
cel or tract. of lam.‘ situated in the town of \Vll-
ton-, in the couiity of Fairfield, in Connecticut,
coniainiiig four acres, more or‘ less. and bound-
ed iiortlierly by land at Geo’, M. Godfrey, east-
erly by said t§oclt'i'ey’s land, s‘oi'it.liei'ly by land
of Nathan Merwiii, and we.ste’rly b'y liiglivvay.
Also, one other tract. of land siti’i‘:ifo'd in said
Wilton. occupied by Danbury 6.: Noiwalk iail
road, extending two rods_from‘ the ce’nti‘c or lo-
cated line of said road, contnini_iig three hund-
red rods, more or, less, and bounded iiortlierly
by liighway. east.ei'ly by land of Betsey Cannon,
heirs of George Cannon deed and by highway,
southeily by D. 6.’. N. R. R., and westerly by
land of Betsey Cannon and heirs of Goo. Can-
noii, de(:‘d.
And he fui"tlier says that the estate is at pres-
ent unproductive: that the avails thereof are
wiiiited for the suppoil, inaiiitoiiance and edu-
cation of said miiiors, and that. it will be for the
ai.lvi'iiitage of said miiiors to sell the same, and
invest the avails tliei-eof according to law ;
wliei'efoi'e he says that there is just and reason-
able cause for selling the same. lle tlicrefore
prays the court. to order said real estate to be
sold, and to empower him or some other meet
person to sell the samc.pui'siiaiit tothe statute
in‘ such Case made and pioviiletl _
Dated at Oxfnirl, June ‘22d. 1852.
CHARLES J. TODD, Guardian.
I77'.s'l7":'i:'t of (/“.'5;'./l)('(l Probate Court .93; June
22(/, A. J) 1859.
Ordcrc¢[—-Tliai the foi'eg'diiig' application be"
he'zii'il rind determined at the proba’to‘ r‘i'ffice in
U::foi'doii_ the 31st day of Align-t. 1852. at 3
o‘i.-lock afternoon; iiiid l.lliiif10llffe thereof be‘
publisliediii some‘ ptililiti newspaper near tlio‘
place \Vll(‘l'0 such real estiite lies, three weeks
sticcessively, at ieastsix \VP.Pl§S licfore said time"
assigned. N.’.{'l‘l“lz‘£N J: VVll..GOXSO.\‘,
26 - Judge.
G:‘rregory"s Point For‘ Sale.
-.~.e_.,i,, TH E place colmiiiis 7tICl'(’.s and I5 rods
of _t-1|'Ol1t](l more or less, with a‘ lratiie liouse ‘.24
by 48 feet. mainly eiicléiseil. Also,~a small barn
and out-liouse; -tliere has been a large lot: of
fruit. trees recently set out on tlieplace. V
The place is rtdin'ii"iibly adapted to‘ the h'o‘te'l
liusiness for the :~tiii‘i'i‘n‘ie'i' iiiniitlis, and will be
sold upon liberal lei-ins. F'ui'tliei" iiifoi'iiiat.ion
can be had by applyin;_§ to Door. Hill, at I\or-
wallz. G123
_ - , Saiifing‘ Parties,
l.5lIlN(l EXCURSIO-NS. &c.—'-'l'lie tin-
(lersigiied, having purclizi.-=ed ii‘ large.
slauncfz. able and coiniiiotlious sail li'oa‘t, is pre-
pared to take out parties‘ of r.-leasui‘e, fisliing,
etc. during the season. And lia‘vii‘ig been ac-
ciistoined to the bi'isi'iiess to": many years. and '
well at-quainterl witli’ the fittest gi'oii'ii'ils for
Pic" nics. &c.. is thus enabled to oti'e.r superior
advantages to those who i'r’i-iy wish to’ enjoy the
de|igliifulsc(‘tie'i'y Ofrl o’rwa l li l'iarlio'r and isl:iiid's.
, . V , HIIt.A.-M e.Jo'nE-s.
June 18th, 1852'. ‘25
_Ta§;;31TU1S,
' the’ stili'sc'rib'ei‘.- O'll the 24‘t.li’ inst'.'. ivvjo
Stray Ilorsés; one a dark biy, (a noble
aniinal.) the other a‘ two‘ _v"e'it"i" old i'i'iai'ri colt,
, ,, S'l‘_EPl-]EN i1o’1"i‘. ,
Ne;-.» Cn‘naa‘i‘i', tau-e seiii,-1852'. ‘.26
H __ Hats, Caps. &c‘.- N
THE‘ NOR\VA*LK EMPORIUM.
V “lx]l‘:'.‘i'3'i'l_)S§(".l"ll)£"l_:' hiiviiigl pui'cha's'ed the‘ old :
st'an‘d of H. C. Rai'id‘"lef, is new p'i‘e'paré'Cl to
olli-.i' its‘ Qreiit or greater iiid‘t‘i‘ce‘in'eiits to‘ put‘-
chas'ers' oftlie above named tt’l'llCl8S', than’ have
ever before been gifesenteii to'th’i‘s‘ coii‘i‘n’1‘nn‘itj'.
Call’ and eXa'i"iii‘i‘ie fo‘i_' you’i‘§clve_s’.j__ A _ ,
, , D7_\VlD COMSTOCK, tr.
No'i‘i'val'li. Feb‘. l‘st. 1852!.
If Ni-zrv 1i‘i‘oo‘i«: 0'15‘ SET't‘tNG __
Artificial 'ii'e'~e--xiii‘
. . ll c'nni'po'u‘nd’irrti’fi‘ciirl basis foi'se'tYt‘i'ng' teetli.
siniple iiud easy t’l'i'a‘i'i' li'_e'i'eto'f'o‘re—'and reduces
£li'c' c2‘p’civ..s','e a"t';b'it£ o‘n'é-half. The piloéess _ is‘
gum-at-'_y n’a’vv,~a'_n,d‘ ifs‘ heaut i'l'n as itis‘ simple aiiil
Entire sets‘ cari no'w be f u_i"ni’slié'd
$25‘, :: nil‘ p‘art'ial' sets1in'
‘ V , A.HIL‘l;i,‘D. D’. S‘,
Nov. tutti‘, t‘8'51-. 4~5‘tf
to-»$50';' upper sets for
Norwalk,
fiéfidy-niade‘ (.'tiotfi'ing'’., , ,
A 0- GOOD assortinent and warianted wen’
iiitidle. A‘lso', Clotliiiig nititle tp order‘ in
the best m’a'ri'néi‘, by a‘ fii'st-rate t'ail'ol'_ and at
very low rates". Cutting done wjtlic-'iit' chai‘g'e.
“ MOULTO'N’S_. H
3120
H. To Let‘. ’ _.
STOKE arid teneiiient for ti‘ striiiil fami-
‘ IV, at South Norwalk, l0l'me_l'_ly‘_ owned by
Fitch ES: Fowler. Eiiqiiiieat t.l'ii's"dfiibe.'
Paitezit 1VIedic'-in'esr.~ _
l fxlitlie popular Patent. lV.l’t“.(llCll]駑 of the
A day may be fouiirl at RlSSELL’S cheap
drug store tinder the Conn H'otel- .
S P and Dr J-acob"Fowuse'nd’s‘Szii-saptxrillii.
1s"‘aail"s‘ _ ~ do;
~ Woodwoi't‘1i"s' (l0:
Wvnl«:oop’s‘ do‘
Guisoti’s‘ ‘l0’
Wood's , db" 1
Bissell's , d9’
A‘yer’s Cherry Pectorall,-:
Brant‘s l%a|s'am,~
Oxygena-ted Bit.ter's",-
Hutcliing‘s_ “ l .
Dr. .layne’s Med'i_ciues‘i,~ ’
Dr. F_itcli‘s “
Ho-nt’s' Liiiinjeiit,- , 0 '
Perry Davis‘ Pain Killéfy
Ke|l'enger’s Liniinent, 7
McAllist_e_r’s Oiiitiiieiit‘, 1 , ‘ . ,
.Dally’s Pain Exti-act9i',a'nd 10,001 -in“addition'.
article. for sale at’.
NORWALK, TUESDAY, .}ULY.13’,i'
85%. l ..
~ - -.v- ,:«.~-.--—~.v. - .
POETRY.
_ PRIDE-
nir ciiAiiLi:s s“v£"A’ii~'.
Tliough pride may show some noliloiiéss
\Vlien honor’.~x its ally,
Yet there. is such It tlii'nv,.z oin cartli
_, As liolding" lieads too liigb! _
The sweetest bird builds ii'e‘ar the groitnd,
The loveliest flower spriiigs low;
And we must stoop for happiness,
If we its worth. would know.
Like‘ i‘va‘t'ci" th.‘r't. encrusts the rose."
Still lrardeiiing to its core,
So pride encnses human hearts
Until they feel no‘ more.
Shut up within tlienisi-.lvo_s they live’;
And selfislily they end
A life, that never lilt‘t(lllPSS_dld
'1-‘o’ lill'l(ll'€‘-Cl,‘ or to friend!
lliifliilst Virtue. like the dew of li'e'aven';
_ Upon the heart descends,
And draws its liidden sweetness out
The more—as more it bendi !
Foifitliei'e’s a stiength in lowlines!
Wliich nerves us? to enr.lure—-
A lieroism in distress, _
Vt’liich renders victory sure!
The" liumblest lining‘ born‘ is great.‘
_lftrue to his degi-ee-—
Hisvirtue illustrates his fate,
,_\Vliat.ever flint’ may be!
Tlieii let us daily learn to love
_ Siniplilcily and worth;
For not the eiigle, lint the (lobe,
Brought pea'ce'urito the earth.
To a Sleepiligf Babe‘.
BY i-'i:\"Lr:r Joimsoiv, ii:sQ.
Sleep on, sleep oi‘:'.'_uiic'n'n'sc'i1ous babe,
Upon t'ny.moiliei"s breast.
\Vliile on thy lips. with smiles ofjoy,‘
Her ple:lr_re nflove is pi'ess'd;
Sleep on. 5l«"Pp on, for soirosvls tears‘
Tliy eyes shall never rea p— _ ,
Dwain on. sweet babe. and undistni'b'd
Shall be thy lioly sleep.
Sleep on—"iind angels might impress
Upon thy lips a kiss, ,
And wonder that so pure a forri1‘.'
‘V215 in ii world like this;
For purity and in:‘.o(‘.enr-0.
_ Suclins to thee are given.
Might well eiida-.v the .<zpirit f'=irins
Ofangels bright in Heaven.
Sleep on. sweet babe. unconscious of
, Thy inntlier's loving cares.
To shield thy yoiinsz and tender lieart
E=‘i'm'i'*i r-artli's sflluring si_=.ai''r>s': .
For angels bright arniind thy couch,‘
_ 'l‘lieii-ceaseless vigils keep,
For nothing is so lin_ly:is
An infant's trarq':iil sleepl.
Sleep on", s'le"ep on‘ and when {by 55-es‘
‘ Shall open to the light :_ ,
in y flowers stieivtliy rlaily path.
‘ And hnpe’s pure sun shine l)i‘iglit§
hIa";' peace and joy iiiitollliy soul
__ Their eirlless joys iiiipart; , ,
May fl‘l‘_‘ll1(.l.~1 be near, ivitli siiiiles, to bend
I-lop‘:-,‘s i"a'iiib'ov." t"ot'i'ii'd thy heart:.
iii'iscELLAIv Y‘.
A ’l‘aie of the Rct'olii'ltion- _
A volume i'i'a'i'rating the many high spiri-
ted acts p‘eifii'iiied by the Anierlcan ivu‘men
of the Revolution, ofall vaults of life, vtlotlfcl
make one of the most interesting books of
our couiit'rf1’s e‘niial's'. _'l‘iine, it! its ever
sw"cé'pi"ng course, has buried in‘ oblivion
facts worthy-ol evei'fa‘s:t'in'g r‘eii'ifcm'bran'ce‘_,
because there was‘ r_io'_ ch'ron'icle' to mail":
down the events of the period ; but there
exist tradilicnury stories In‘ many families '
which’ can be ga'théred', and they s’hio'u'ld be
chronicled-‘and 8ml)l'l'»__I such sltetclies, the
women of the Rcvolu'tion'—i'i‘oble pearted-—
sh‘o‘ul'd not be fo'rg'oticn'. I ,
Seveiity~fivc' years ago‘,;t,liere stood i":‘p'on
the sumiiiit of "‘lVliiri':i'y Hi1l”_a_ li'an'ds‘o‘riic
c0'u‘nt'i'y seat, the residence of Robert Mitr-
ray, in qfuakcr n‘i’orcha‘n't of much" ein'in‘e‘n‘ce
in New York. , lt was a b‘eau'tiful' niansioii
s'urrnn'i‘i‘ded ivitli garden and fruit trees, j“us't
fill‘ enough from‘ the city, as it existed’ at that
day, to be delightful, rural,‘ and \i'ndistu'rbed
from the en'ct‘0aCl]ti‘feul§ of unasked city vis-
itors. _
It i‘r5a‘s\ towards the hour of two’ on‘ a‘ l’T2'illtl
afternoon in Septeniber, seventy-five years
gone by, that a‘ lady in the garb‘ of a Q}ua-
keress, stood upon’ the portion of this dwel-
ling, lool<iog' aiixi‘nu'sl'y into the if'_oa‘d wh‘ic'h’
‘passed about-a liundred ya'rds‘i’n front. Her
coi_intenaac'e was mild, but‘ eitpresseil great
anxiety-—and not without reason‘, for ever
andanon was" l’t‘e'z1i‘(l the loud péal of the
cannon", and the rattling fire ol_m‘u’sketi'y, as
if men were engaged‘ in ale2i‘dl’y strife, and
now’ and then a faint clreer arose aiii'i‘d' the
claagor of arms‘. 4
U pot) the r'oa'd, i“n i"a'pi’d . i‘et’ré'at5,~ passed
large bodies‘ of soldiery. ' A‘rtillerym'en rode
along at the head of their pieces, _
gage carts and a'mmunitio'n wagons mingled
in the m'eIet~.. _ It \vas'ev'id'ent‘ tape A*m'ei-icons '
were l'eavin'g' the city in rapid ffight,‘to‘ save,
tli'eniselv"es from being ‘ cut at? from‘ the on-'
ti'en~clim"ents‘ on the upper part of the island.
'Fhree”oi‘ f'ou‘r n'egi‘o'setva’nts‘ of both’ serr-
es stood near to her, to wl:i"o'ii she frorri‘ time
to time addressed herself. Presently a black
fellow came ru'sh'ing- toward the house; from
.a bi'a'nch of tlie'i'oad, his eyes‘ protruding
from fright,-andliis mootli extended ‘from
ear‘ to car. - ' _ .
“ 0! M"issus 1‘ do’wn" in" de' rnbdder-by d‘e
hay,~i‘s"rnor’n a liii’nrle_r’d dead sngers ;- on’
do lnglish is adrivi;-it de ’M‘eri‘c:'i'ns, wid
guns an",swot‘ds afure ’um". O" M'issu‘s!—
Ml'ssu"s !” _ ' - ,
“O see :3’ exclaimed‘ several otlie"i'> sor-
vants‘. . '1 . , V .
_ Four s‘ul‘diers,.of the buff and blue uni-
fornir of the coiztinenials, turned from ibi-
road up the bi*o:id'avenue, filled’ with trees,-
fwhich‘ ledto the’liou'se, bearing ll'p0n“8 lil-
ter. of reversed mnskets, a" young‘ men, from‘
whose body the blood was oozing so fast that
.it uqalrked the track ‘ alongithe "whole path.
Cit .faniil‘i_i Nciuspapcr-0--Ecootrii to flitctaiitte, ficitetcfl ’;5ltl£lllJ,.]f1if_£7, illalitits, ’.2lg.i*i£1tltiir2., Téttt-sf ailtbifilttttttflatllititésl I-11 " . _
1 ll.‘ VOLIIME xxxv.--ayinimiaAge.,
' ~5~'x‘.':-.~ - --*
“Catol Maggyl bring‘ instantlya mat-
tress‘ and pillows, and place them’ b'ere in’
this,-=h’arly spot. Poor".you_tli'l he is dying_!7"
Tlie faiiliful m=grocs were absent btIl..tX
moment, before they returned with a mat-
lrass, pillows, sheets, blankets, rind p'l'a’c'etll
them in it cool comer of the wide portico,
which extended the whole length of the
mansion; The soldiers came up, and the
leader or the party a'dc'i‘ri-.s'sed the lady'—-
_ _“Mudam, our ensign is badly woun‘ded.-
Our captain commanded us, claiming your
liberalily, to leave him here. The surgeon
will soon fJllu\V." . ‘ .
"Thee has done right. The s'b'élt'ei“ God
has bestowed l.lpfin i‘n‘e' shall be o'p'e‘n to the
unfortunate. Poor youth——poor youth I”
she e.tclzi‘i‘n:‘.':d, as they laid him upooa dial!-
trass. __ ', ’
The young officer o‘p‘en’ed' his eyes’ and
gazed around him. His age was not ri'i‘ore
~ than tweniy—-fai r-'ha’ired and fair-skin mad,
but pztlc,‘ very pole, for the s‘ign's' of death
were too strongly marked on his‘ wliite and
even brow to be mistelcen. His eyes were
of deep blue: as they fixed their fine glance
upon the fine‘ expressive features of the
Quaker lady, be’ murmured £flln’0§l audibly
"Mother l" _
“Poor boy l——thou' bust a" mother living,
than--one who, perhaps, is now lift-log’ h‘e'i"
Voice to God to save thee from the dangers
of the bloody calling into which thou hast
fallen. Raise his head, Soldier, :1 little more
—he will soon be at rest.” But the last sen-
tence was murmured to herself. Tire sur-
gcon now“ came rapidly up‘ {he avenue, and
W.-is soouiit the side of the youth’. He felt
of his‘ pulse", op'en‘ed his vest, and two‘ gun‘
shuts‘ ivere seen, around which the b'lUo‘cl
was fast congéaling. , , _ _
‘fP.ior Dict:,~ he lia‘s:'ee'u his“ last figlit,”
said the su rgcon. “Eitlier of these \VtJU'0LlS,
tinitlaini‘, is iiioi'tel—h‘e cannot live at long-
est half an hour. Follow your compeiiiiiris
men‘--—tli'e foe is close behind. My good la’-'
dy, fare\vell——l can be of no’ use here. Let
hie alslc of you the favor to get this poor boy
buried by the enemy when they inter their
own dead.” 0 ~-
l-le l:i'-.nt liestily over the dying‘ ensign,
ivipiad away a‘ tear, tmd ruslied out after the
soldiers. ' 1 ,
The good Quaker lady tool: one h's’nd of
the youth in her own‘, and passed the other
over his claminy brow, w'nere the cold drops‘
of approaching death were fast gathering.
He opened his eyes for the lust tiine, and
itinileil ttpo'n' the woman‘ _whose gaze was
now fixed upon him’, i‘ni'irrnt‘i‘red fuin'tly—;
“Dear niotlier I" clasped her lianil convul-
sivel\,*, andthe nest iiistanl c'ea’se.(l to e)‘_=i‘st" ll
Tltc lady said not a‘ word. She rose’
from her reciimlicnt posttirc; drew a snow
wliile linen sheet over the body, and w"it'li' a
stifled sob lo-bleed down the a'~"ei'i’ue. ln
dllli%l‘€lll portions of the open orchard.‘ zip-
pearcd soldiers bearing the dyi'n'g foims of
their cornra'des,- which" they laid carefully
dowii, aiidotlien rushed rapidly tovi-L'rd.~;‘ their
retziments‘ passiiig the m'a'io' avenue. ' In the
space of a few in'om‘en'ts, more than‘ ii‘ dnz’ei'i
soldiers were pl-.ic'cd in this‘ way dir‘e'ctly
around the niaiision‘. _
Summoning her ser*i’a’nl.°',' one and all, the
good lady wci'i't into the oicliard to‘ aid the’
poor (lying soldiers as far as lay in liei‘ p('>’w-
er. Her attention’-h‘m’l not lo‘ng?,.' been given‘,
before an officer ,ir"i‘ the buff uniforin‘ of
Wa‘sliington’s st'afi‘,'came iidin'_c_r_ at full speed
up the road,andtuin'i-d without slackeiiing
his’ speed, loi‘i2vard‘s the n'ia'nsiofi' He related
in his st'e'c'd as he reiached the lady, 0lJSél'l’fltg
her kind action’ towards the soldiers. _
_,“ I have the h‘o‘iio'r of addressing? Mrs.
Pllurray '2” , __ , 4,
“' Iftbee i'r'i‘e:ilns‘ the wife of Robert Mfl'rra'y,'
l am what thou callest inc,-” ieplied‘ the l‘ady,~
looking up." _ ,
y "‘ My den‘; r'r'i‘ada'r‘n‘, pardon‘ a'd'dret‘3‘.--
Tlie liiiitlness I see you clispla‘yiii'gr' tells me I
am‘ not‘ riiistaken‘. Tlie commandei-‘in’-ch’ief
has sent Hie to ask the favor,‘ if p‘os‘sible,' of
your diélfiinltig the adva‘n'_ce ‘of the Britisli
tro’o‘p's by rece.ivin'g' Sir William H'o‘wo‘a‘n'd
his a'ssociat'cs' with‘ your civilities, as‘ they_
will stop to take itgli1SS,0f wine if retfiuestcd ll
“ My dear ma’da'in,”—zin‘d' he bowed his
head nea‘re‘i' to the lady. as if in pi'ii‘/ate con-
fcrence-—-“ a portion of our troops are yet in
Bloon‘i‘in‘z_idal'e‘ro-ail‘. You may pi-event the
niai'cl_i ofithe e'nen'i‘y acrc-'ss' the lSl'at‘!’d'.”‘ ,
“ Tell ynui‘ General‘,-young m'-.m~,- tlfat F
shall offer Gen‘-. Howe all the civilits'es'in' my
po'tver.” _ . _. . . i
« '1‘h‘;inll-*s,~l\'frs‘. Mu‘rra'y, limit. 2” and thé
a‘id'_r_o'de away. . , _
Not ifi‘n're tlian five miriu't'es l‘?a(l clapséil
from‘ the time the olliccr (l(’.pal"l8{l,‘Vfl]6lt' the
sound of ti'ial‘l.l€t'l‘ rriulsic with notes of victory
‘iilled the aii‘, and’ pro’clzi‘iiri‘ed n‘i’o’veménts of
advan'cin'g troops’. _ Mrs. M‘ui'ray went down
to the road,‘antl with two or th‘ree’attendanis
find l'3'3P-- Irawaitétl’ their c'om'ing.
Indeed it was a brilliant‘ spectacle ll A"'n'a’d-'
va‘nc’ed'corps"of cavalry, in‘ Scarlet llnlfOl'mS,'
came gallantly up the hill,-their ti-um'pet's and
kettle (lru'mS dis’cou'Tsing most eloquent" mu‘-
sic—"-next follloviicd‘ :2‘ company of grenailiers,
lh'en a large" nirinber of nft'ir.ei's iu'il'_ch' uni-
form’. The t”_oremost' officer on‘ h’0rs'eba'ck‘
was Sir William Howe, com‘nian'der-in‘-chief‘
of the ‘British forces; lri frame of hotly and
stature‘, Sir William equalled Wa’shi’agton',
both" being above the‘ordin‘ary‘height. Here
the com‘paris0n’st0'ppéd’. The col'2'n'ten‘anCe
l-i'g-hti'rrg- u*p'by a sin-’il*e which‘séemed more
disagreeable than p.repossessing'. Onward
came» the ca'v'alc'ade' u‘ntil‘ tli‘ey.rea'cl_red‘ the
gate at w hiob Mrs. Murray was'statitli'ng,u‘p-
on v1h‘oni' all eyes instantly turned; _
“‘ Wilt thee not stop and refresh thjltcilf for
a‘ season‘ army m'ansio’n"? Thee" must be
fatiglfed !” said she, addressing‘ _hers‘elf to Sir
‘Willi'am“ I-Iovve and his staff. _ p
' 1 ‘‘'Really, Clinton, 1=think we may as’ «fall
acceptlhis good l’ady’s offer for a‘ few nio-
vvas liarsli,-dart: andrforbi’ildinr_r,'noiv and then
BA'Y WA'TER,.a_pui'o
. ‘ . ,, , .Bi~s_:ssH1.,t.vs...,..,
’....I. ,
‘ ?‘t
Onsvaidi they rams l?*?9''‘“l1’¢‘m=°.?l°F** _*
~ .-,. 5- .-- .,.; ._ . ,_
‘ -H-:'.'..‘ ..v._.‘,-~, '_—.-..__,j
l
:3 sac-_ .. 2/ C-5."-i"'." .
..'.. a.-.
the city‘, atid they can escape only by the ,
.1 tache, perfumed soap locks,-
of the British G'encra"l,- so say his historians,-.
.an'in‘yo'n‘,_vvhich" will‘give‘t‘o’ me’
meats.‘ The troops have had‘ bot‘ worlc so
Madam, wt accept fin‘: sue: aiili pléwéiwlml
' ' ' ' ‘ be": lo .
the ni‘ore—so'<a‘s, it shows youxto
friend f0"h‘is Majesty, vvli'0.m‘ .1 ‘now humbly’.
re p_res‘en't as‘ con'i'm.irider-i‘n'-chief of his forclll .
in No‘rtlt A"nrerica" ” ,
“I am alike the friend
Wasliirigton‘. It becomes‘ not it ['J:oo'r'w‘eak:
thing of God's making; to‘ dislilte any We of
his creat_ures'.” ‘ _ _ p
Sir William‘ Howe’ bovfed. He tifati {S8
iiolite to argue political matters with the good
Qiiakeress‘. He rode into] fire’ park-, nftel‘
c‘oni‘m'an'r.lin'g a" general hull of flit’! it‘i‘i'l‘i‘l5l.l€!'
for the refres_tim'er'it of the t'_r_o'o’ps,'follow£d by‘.
Sir Henry Clinton, Gen. _I{:lly[)llBlfS£fl,_C0m‘
ii'ia‘n'dei‘ of the H§s‘sl‘,a‘n‘s,‘L0rd‘ Percy, error-‘
als Leslie and Grant, and his staff were dis-’
"mounted, and followed Mrs; Murféy‘ lb’ lllld
m’an.si0'n'- ,. . . _ .. -
Refi'esbm¢'nfs cf C'al{t3,'\\' iiié and c'old {fieafi
were ordered out upon the lawn" in profusion,-
ot ivb"ich' the‘ o'fl'icers parto'ok freely"—a'n¢!
tradition‘ says that Sir Hedry Clinton,- who
was"a great lz'o‘7'z viii-dat, remarked to‘ his stx'pe_-'
rior officer in an under (one, “that iftlie cel-’,
lars of the m'ansi‘o‘nt c'on1'aiili‘ed ‘.'a'ny largo
qu-.intitie‘s' of such Madeira", l'i‘e s'hoi'1‘ld like to’
be billetted there for the cam‘p'ai'g?n."’ lit the‘
ni'eami'me,- Mrs: Mu‘ri‘~a‘y ll'a'd direct Cato,
the black servant, privately to go to the‘ top 0
the n'ians'i'on', and the instant lie" saw 8 large‘
body of men pass a‘ certain p‘o'in_t' on‘ tho‘
Bloomingdale l‘O’I1Cl,'l0' give her information
by signal. From‘ the hill the road could not
be perceived, but from‘ the c'u‘p‘ola of the dwel-'
ling it was very easily seen‘. ,
Nearerlan hour than the t'é"ii‘.i'iiifi‘uf'e"§ Sir"
William Howe gave orders for the baltot‘ his
troops had passed may‘, yet still before'_the'.
gt:-ansion‘ he lingered with his o'fiicei‘s. , Mrs.’
Murray had entertained tlieiii not only will!
r’cfi'es‘lirr.ents, but co'n vei‘sa':'io'n; The younger
portion of the officers had entered the‘
orc’har'di.’= and amused themselves with girth.-
ering‘ the fruit with which (lie trees'_wero'
bending, ripened under the sun‘ of early nu-‘
turiin‘, and thus the time had slipped away
unawarcs; _ _ -- , , - _
fiat length‘ Cato made the requisite sight‘,
and Mrs. Murray, turning to the Britial!
co‘io'rriamlei",- .<aid— _ - ,
“Will thee and my eraser‘: step with iiii
to" the‘ porlico of the mansion? I have a
Slghl for thee all.” 0 _
I This was uttered in so quiet titicl gilavé H
tone’ that the‘ m’errin'i‘ent at their t‘ri_un'iph ‘over’
the rebels instantly ceased, the glasses were’
put d'owr'i,- and Sir Vtlilliam Howe and hid
generals followed the Qsiakeress‘ as‘ request-
ed. LetiCl'in'g them to the end of the portico;
she atoo'pe'd down, and ‘lifti'r'i'g the sheet, .un-
covered the body of the poor c'ontitienta'l
ensign‘.
, Han‘:is'o’me, even in death‘, \'véi‘e,t'lié fen‘-‘
iures of the ,youili'. His. fair curling hair’
blew liglitly over his marble cheek in the’
soft breeze. The buff lining of his‘ tmiforrd
was deeply streaked with his life b'lo‘o’d, which
had gailiered in ti clotted pool upon the that-‘
truss. The sight was indeed one to awakoii
8HI01l0n'S in the stcrnest breast. , _ , _
_ “ Who among you will answer to God and
to’ this boy's mother for the bloody deed Pl
said Mrs. Murray, raising her eye calmly to
the gi'oi’i‘p of officers. __ , ,
I ""'Fo ho'rse,gentlemei_il Madaii"i‘,§i1'cli sit’
the fortunes of ,.wal‘. 'I‘ha‘nks for your coat-
lesy_._ Farewell l” , _
, .'i'h‘is was the only response of Sir Willidfi
Ifowc. What more could he s'a'y,0 In it’
few moments the blast of the .rifilrm'péf$ and
the sound of the drums’ 8'Dd the fife!" fol(ltl1all'
the trocips were on the march‘ to‘ ti‘iu"m'pl'i' and
victory-—_for 0," sc'a'so‘n. Thanl: God it wad’
only for a shortseason. , , , _
,.The main facts of tbis“sketcli tire ti7ue'-‘J
Mrs. lllurray, the patriotic Quakeress, b‘ dc-"
tairring Si_r William‘ Howe, saved‘ a‘ lingo"
belly of kmerican troops-2-r'iea'r a*p¢,ri‘ fl’ire6'
th'ou'sand -under the c'om'mair'id of Piit'n'a'n'i',*-
who would have been penned up in’ the city?
with his nren if the British a‘rm‘y, had‘ , ¢'ro's‘4',_
sad the Island s'oon‘er. M'i_glit",n‘ot' tlfe lo’s‘s‘_ of‘
three thousand troops to‘ Washingto'i‘i‘at‘ that"
time have been‘ sutiicient to_._ c'ha'n'ge' oufrl
wli'ofe destinies, as regards’ a Repu'bl,ic_?' W-
is’ u'_g'zrave thoughit. , At any rate, all lfi‘o'n'o1f"
to‘ ZliIr.s. M‘uriu_7/, the Quaker lady’ of the 01-’
dart nine. '
A YaLn'ke"e’ on the M,i,ssfS'§f1ipf'.‘
The N‘0rlh MisSiss'i'ppi' Un'ioh treatsf_it'dT_
réaders‘ to some am tisinjg scenes’-on bbaid of:
the steamer Saruson, Ca pta"ir'i Be1l,‘o‘n‘oii'e of_’
her recent trips’. It a'ppc'ars' that a‘ i’ég't'illf’
“Yank”’h'a’d s"traggleil off to that pan olltllé"
world, on sonic sp‘ecu’la'tion"vvhicb‘ he d‘i‘d‘not"
disclose. On board »tlx‘e,_b'oat_ there‘ was con-“,
sr.ie'ra-tiie-.-port: with this live‘ s‘_pé’ciui'el'i‘-of
dovv“n-cast-‘dam’. There was on‘ b'oa'i-"d" gr fel-"
low passenger who took pfart,i.cul‘ar' contempt’
for‘ the r’epi~es‘entative of Yanl-fee! .l_8‘n'd'—-8,”
regti'lar,l double refined, patent el'astic,- l‘li’a”d€‘
to order, (by a‘ tailor).dandy,- Wl.lO,,W’i_lh' his“
little sickly goatee, and bigger‘ _sl'ékliél‘ t’t't_U_"$-‘-'
sia‘ndi'ng' shirt-j
collar, rising like two side boa'rds'to fence in‘
his facqgalvanized w‘atcli-clfain,'-was‘p"vvaist,~
liiule-liee‘l'led boots‘; and‘ g"oose-necked‘ cane‘-
with a puppy's head on it,-conleifiioginéaflf
as’ niucli brains as the lieatl‘ of‘ the o‘afno'r,=
who’ was cutting quite a‘swéll, déiii.’-'i'iig'é'i"e‘-T
ii-ytliiug for not being‘ as‘ he wished it,’ and‘
disgusting every one by his self-importance’
and senseless talk. , , , y _ ,.
At di'nuer,b'y __clia'nc'e,' lll’e dandy a"nd- _Y(n’lll-"
kee sat opposite eacli‘ other at’, the‘: téiblé;-”--‘
Alter Captain Bell liatl‘per’t‘oriii‘ed*thé "usual
ceremony of asking’ a" blessing,‘ th‘é‘d8'bdy
threw triinself back: on‘ his*d‘i;c_r_riit'y,.:ittit call‘-'
ed'oii,‘t in'a" pompoustbiie to‘the-‘\v“a'iter. H
‘You'dem’d Waitavr,-bwin;-;£_rl‘lc the _a‘up'-'
-portah of a young‘ female c'l'i’ick'en”,' tfffellil
‘laid’ hégg‘, and rub ihé‘bbthim*'of nre plutqr‘
\vitl1'a‘s‘pecini‘en of the fruit vulgall-y called‘
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delicate flaitaviir.’ ‘ _ — , . ,_
The Yankee quickly tlii’e”w' trial-sett-—_ti_sj:§:
in‘ imitationof‘ his o’pposile'n'clghb6r,?' 8113?!!!’
a nasal tone ca‘ll‘ed‘oul. 7 *
fag.-and" a -general}, rcztxvrilli not be_a_ui,i’.<is.—‘-‘-_
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of Congress—-of William" Howe and Georgfl .
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