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' ‘ ASH. BYINGTON :2; co. r
A-. H. Br-t'$'G'r'ou. :' ~ H. W. HYA’l"!‘. '
Ofiisc‘ in‘!/Le -'D- N. Railroad Depot, opposite
. . . r 1\’orw,al/c,,ItIu,tel. . V _ _ '
‘Termsffof the Gazette.
Village Subscribers by carriel'--'-pl‘ yri ‘ 55'.’
Mail _ _ do ~ in advance do ~ 2
Uilice subscribers, or those living out of
tlJe_Carrier’s district. and_wh_o calléfor
O0
00
K. 3
71,1‘-_’il‘>'£.~.‘])/i..’C/l,i(1«?Lll at low prices.
3. Grazman, ‘
1):-1.-u.r~:n IN _
. F_oaEI(;N AND DOMESTIC
DRY - GOODS & CAR1’ETIt\’G;.
. .Norwaik, Ct. .
Clo"hs. Cassiniciics, Sattin.~.z‘t:s. Vcstings, and’
’-.l‘nilors’ Trinimings. by the-. yard. piece or
.packago._ Slice-tings. Shir tings. Jeans,
Billvls flail Warp, (‘.lt'P(:l. from,
the Manulitctnreu, at the
Lowest Paclrage Price.
Eain’s I‘v'.sierc3oant_i',s_
NORVVALK, CONN.
In the Post (ttficc Building.»
sF§P}EZ=}3 ,L£1‘§3$T3:'.§3'fi§’S
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-A%llE%~.r ass;
» Over F. St. Joluvs Store,
NOR.WALK. C".
Lilzenesses
'il*Va/rraaterl in plmseoll good judges.
0.. S. Ferry,
ilttorncy and Counsellor at law
‘ 'l\'lallm"y’s Building.
George 131. Bavenport,
Attorney auul Counsellor at law
»Ojice T/Vest Side the Brzdge,
NORWALK, CONN.
'”t'i’i'-=.,-;r
—«l ‘ '.:_._'.-'3-_—_., y——. .-v—v-a$s\
-_ .s. . - - ,
D :3 15;€~1”si‘%§:E3¢1‘&; us.’ -
_A B3)‘ '31"S. &. '§.".'i'3i"(§E§
Oflicc over C. .7. Grmnans Slore, foot 0/
Elicia, st., 1\’o-;'«21:a.7.’.t, Ct.
"5"-nw
_ 'I‘AY'LOR‘:<‘. m.sn1oNABLn
Hair Cutting, Bessisag and Sharing
' ‘:3 £1 E: 9 @ E5 ,
Nrar the Spring.
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A. H. Byington.
General Agent for procuring Pen-
sions. Boimly L/uuls. E.1:lra and Back
Pay. F1“(3I‘t'c/2. Spa/'ial7',/ans. Letters
. . Patent, cl-c,
-Also, Patents obtained for England
And. the Br'Iisl1 Provinces.
' "W E? Bissell,
'SVl*lOLl~‘.SALl*1 AND RE'l‘AlL DEALER
]n D-rigs, Me-tliciires. Oils. Dye ‘V0005.
Perfumery, Parent Medicines, Fancy
Goods, &c., 6:0. lIl)(_l6f‘I' the Conn.
an ‘r-‘ '::r';:.**‘:‘;.-31*-'-."‘..'ii<“‘-'-“‘<’»""“'
I
i Hotel. Country .\'l'at’clurnfis,
ll Physicians and Dealers
3-’ supplied at New
3{ York prices.
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-.3 A ‘WE;-n.23_3, _
2 N0. 5 \VAL.L S'l‘R1<‘.E'I_‘.,
ll-’7r'o/c.s‘c‘zl‘.e and Retail Dealer in all icizrcis ’cf
Dr'ne:s, Mc.li<:in‘es. Clrmuicalg, Perfu’m'er.y-,
Patent M cdicincs. die. ljl'é.~"t'.'l'll)ll()l)S
-,1c¢;i'z:~a't,p.lj-,-‘coi‘ripounded. Country
inorclrants supplied with the
‘nest articlr-.:: on the most
1'ea;<r.n:al)le terms.
-Bias}:
lv 'MANUFAC'!‘URF.?'. or
ll. Tr-N. S'l'lT3l'-1'!‘IRONANIJCOPPER wAnt;s,
I - ‘};3A[,[«)R, in Stoves. Flllllill'FS, Iron ‘Wire
‘i -E and lflnrls, Brittania, Japan. \Vood and
"\V'.11.n,\v \V;u-cs, Knives and Ftirks, Foi'c‘e
Pumps. Lead Pipe, Slrect; Lead, lfrench Bas-
knts.’ etc_ Roofing and house joltliing done at
short nation and in a workmanlike nmnner.
K
5'; . South Nol'wz1lk;J"l5’11ll1.1351-
Ii kegs cut nails. assorted sizes.-
lll a..- sale by , 'r_.t._ ez J RPECK.
;s.l South Norwaik, Nla'y‘1S5?..
1" i _ . .
s " flocks and Stabnonepy
' -—--A'l‘- \Vll0l_1E‘SA.[Jl‘3_A_N.D l{b.’L‘AlL7-
,2 -LAKEAIAN 6: 'l‘O.\lL.lNSON, Nona
Q _ V \V-all st. Bri<.‘geport, CL. are dealing
.5 largely in School, Blank and Miscellaneous
, ,r3o,.ks, Stationery and \Vr’i'ting Paper. Our
,p_4;§mr'tiiie11t is complete. M 1-.rcha‘nts, Teacllers
V1‘ ,nn:l :;Ll‘sei's are ro(p~nest.)rl to call and examine
slur goods. \Ve are selling Books and Sma.«m-
,ery atvvllolosale, at the lowest New Vork
._..§~
u*,pr'-ices. ‘ ’
i" Bonk-Binding of all descriptions done at
-aha;-pnotice and in the best. manner and at the
lowest prices. Town and Probate Records
-W;-nnde Lo or-«lav.
z' BLAKEMAN <36 ’I‘O.\~1LI.-NSON.
ll " Blast Iviarket.
H E subscriber is still conlinuinghis market
|yu§i|]3g5 at his old stand, near the foot of
Mill l1ill,y.'l1r:u°e can be found as usual the most;
extensive assortincnt of meats in town. and all
of the very best. qualities. CztllN:u:tl“:g»(-)D.
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’ EESE AFEATH IRS sold by
3.’ G‘ , C &. E K LUCKVVOOD.
;‘i;C%!tIll)ll6ne and Burning Fluid. - '
_,;:S(,{,.,~_ Fluid, (‘,‘mnp_l_1ene and Hall Lamps. _
~. -W0,,(]en \V;{;-as of all kinds for sale.
' Ilialcltes. .l“l"t5v Bl'I‘5_ll‘*S~ 550- '
A superior‘ article ofslioeiand stove blocking. '
gr . .. ' V
r
:.;- t .\VA-TER. ure.
l:BAY'“ " =1”) .§l_SSELL’S
.l..*
ll-
'thoir papers a who oflfico _ _ 50 I
'C0o'rpuni:=.s oflive or more t'ecoiving th(3il'
papers byj~__niail."if;‘taid in advance" ‘ ‘ 1 50
..Te_1'jL'n‘s of A¢l_*vert1s1_a2g.
1-6 lines or-‘toss, 1- insertion, _ 75 _ ,
-- 2 r eat
66 ‘ y H 1
Ion PRlN'[‘lNG executcrl with -neailncss
article. for sale at.
HE co-|mrt.norship liemtofore exislin,-2 un
, dot‘ the name and firm'of‘R'eed «St Isbells is.
by mutual agreement this «lay di.-so1,ved.
~ - .lA:\'l,l“.S, Bur. D.
HENRY l.Sl%ELL}‘
. , _ PHlLO J.i-ISRELL.
All (tl:lllTlSi4l’l§_’lllliSt the above firm will be paid
by tho s‘nbscrrl)ers; with whom all accounts due
said firm mu'stlJait1nm~diatcl_v settlctl, 1
‘ " ' IIENRY _lSl3ELL.
. , .PE_],_lLO J.,lSBELL.
Norwalk. Oct. 6th, 1852‘. . 3:41
, Notice. , -
7 BE winter session of M rs. Louisa A.‘
Smith's Boarding and Day School, ‘W ill
commence. on \l/cdnesdny. the 3d of Novem-
ber. .-'l‘9rms of Boarding Scholars. $80 per’
s;ess'ion—Day Scholars. $8anJ $10 per session
Extras are Allusic, Languages, Drawing and
Ptlillling. =Circulars to be had at the setninury.'
For Sale. "
~ of goorl ;zronnd.lutetlte site of the resi-
dence of Capt. \Vm. Allcu. Flax Hilldistrict.
Apply at this ofiice.
Silver and Plated Veiare.
SHAL L keep a lurgext:=so1'ltnc.nt ofspoons,
forks. butter-knives, sugar-shovels. lmlles.
&c. for the spring trade.’ Pur *hasers will find
it to their arlvanta,<ze to buy.of me, and have
thoir spoons ha ndsoiuel_v engraved and warrant-
ed, rather titan to gel thorn of pedlors.
C. E. DISB ROXV.
flats, Gaps. -nice. —
' ‘rm; .'ma\VAt.I~: Ei\ll’()RIU:\1.
I ‘llllfl subsrribcr having put'cliase(l the old
».i_ stand of H. C. Rttlttlle. is now prepared to
olii-.r as grant or greater inducements to pur-_
clrnsers oftixe above numod articles, than have
ever before been presents-«l to this community.
‘Call and examine for ym1rsel\'es.
D xvin co=.\1sTOCK, Jr.
N0t'\\'alli. Feb. lat. ‘I852.
€..lh.eé..f_g_j.':*c1' flaexa. Ever
P’ ‘HE sub:=cribers have just received, and
i shall keep coitstzmtly on hand one ofthe
lnr_gp.ct assorl meals. of y .
1'v’.*.7£‘E_}3§3 C-'E—:€§'.EI{i'fKG.
for Fall and \-Vlnter wear. ever brought into
this town, which will be sold cltcapertlmu aver.
tf Ll'l‘HAUER- «SC TURK.
OFFIN PLATES furuishcrl at short no-
ticr-.. C. E. DJSBI-‘l()\V.
ONGRESS \VA'l‘l§ R..’li:-.~sl1 and sparkling
from the spring, for sale by the (lu':‘.o.n or
sirrcle bottle, at; \VEED’S.
I
@3033-CU'P and Bo :l~; Saws filed and set
_ ~-ready .fct:.use,snd‘ \va1’\tr1ate(l.1'iJr‘snlc by
n. FINCH.
l*ll'l‘.l§ LEAD.—50 lu-gs pure Atlantic
' Lead; 5 bbls Linsccd Oil. for sale by
'l‘ L 56 J R PECK.
South Norwallc. Way 1852.
U A M l’ H.lCNl1‘. and Burning‘ Fluid, may be
found at the new store of \V. D. H.
§3‘vRASS Kettles and Porcelain \Vnrc, for
; sale by ‘V. D. H.
?ASl{b7'l‘9, lravc.lin;zl)asl<el's. work husk.
3 el-, lhrxcy. &('.. A For sale by \V.’D. H.
llflEALlO
LE-E€:”B B'I"oczdwa_2/, Z/zc Celobratccl
E” a ' *5 ~ g
if ii 5% ii if E %
Second "door from N , Y JV. H
51.12.’!/~oori 191370;. has just opemzcl his
Fall a72rr.l- l/Vz'n_tc7' Styles of Hctts,
Also, ct Sp/_enrZ£cl 'dss‘o7‘t-nzcnt o/ Caps,
Furs, Um,Z>/‘ellczs, Canes. c°c. c'c..
~ , F O R ‘SA L E .
'l‘he homeste:-:d. lyelutlging to Mrs.
Al)l)§’ Hoyt. licuutifrtlly Slll,l:li‘Pl.l upon
the high gr'ounds adjacent to the village of So.
r\orwalk,_ on Roma Hill, so called._ Said
lrotne-stead containsahoul sever! ‘act-.~fs of good
land, wcll slnttlicrl with choice fruit, &c., a
comlortable dtvclling, barn, and outbuiltlings,
u hich will be sold chcztp and ob a'ccoinmoda-
ling terms. Also six acres of go"od land, lying
near the above place, wlnchwill be sold will)
it, or sepcrat+~ly, as n'uiy_bé tlesired. This
prop:-rty overlooks Long lsland Sound. and
would make a very pleasant and desirable
country scat, fora city gcotlctnhn‘. For
ther ltal'llt'.nlat'S cnqnire of VVm. O. Beard, oi‘
of Mrs. ABBY IIOYT, on the premises.
Sept. 17th, 1852.
Long Evenings.
_, OR which we have made preparations, by
opening the largest assortment of Lamps
we think ever cfh-red in this town Camphene,
fluid and oil lamps in great variety aml neat
new pat.lc.t'ns', all kinds oflamp glass and wick
by the gross, dozen or sin,9,!e.
L? Burning Fluid, pure and new, from
which there. is no danger;- also, Camphone al-
ways on _ha ml cheap, at. DlSBll~.()'W'S.
, Zi”cr S ale. ,
- HAT valuable Mill-seat and Mill, in Not‘-
walk, formerly owned by" ‘Edwin J. St.
John, (le-cé'.as+-.(l. 1:: is elligibly located, within
half a mile of the la ndiug. Having a sa\v-mill
at.taclIerl,it. is peculiarly well calculated for any
kind of tnanufax:t=u"..n,<,- lcusiness. requiring only
;. moderate potver. The title is lttdlsptltable,
and possession given immediately. Enquire
of Chas. Osborn, Wu). St. John, or Butler and
Carter.
l'u"i‘-
Hair Brushes. .
LSO, hat, tooth, nail, painl. shoe, and
other brushes. flesh rubbers. combs of ev-
er; variety for solo at BISSEL US.
Latin
1 $9 .99
A GO€;D‘ LATH just re
\Vostporf. lllan-cl)
ceived by
Z. S.-‘KNFQRD.
Bay State.
OR Sale the Cooking Stove Bay State, for
, Beauty, quality and weiglit, this stove
stands .’\’o. 1. . P;e_rsons about Buying, are re-
.quested to call and examine. .
\VM. n.__nA1GnT.
' ‘ll lt‘. lrailrling lot. cornpri.-‘tug about 1;} acres A
is 0lfet'ed for sale on very reasonable terms.—- -
#41
:}:low liI.tlen*e_olas.:it,wbere, n_n’c.,udi,tg._,, _ V
When qticgg the ‘ll]‘()!f|§_Y':Itl,s._])!_l_Sl.y:
In which the i_di_im,anid gl_niing’ey‘e’,"
Has ilook'ed‘ot') ‘cartlt ltd last-;' ' '
W|tvtln‘et- l)eb‘l=.ntl1 the acul.'ptu;ed;ui'i1»
The coflin'ed l,'orm shall rest,
~ Or, in its nénliedt QsS.,,l'_(_%l‘l1tn';
.Back to its mother's‘ ‘breast;
Dearly is a common friend or foe, .
As different men’ may hold, _
And at eaclrsunnnons each’ may go-‘-=~ '
Tile’ ‘timid ‘and- the boltl. -
But. when -the spirit. free and warm,
De.~:,erts_ it, nsjt .t_nust_,- I _ ,
Wltnt.t11atter's where the lifeless form
I)issols'es again to‘dus‘t ?“
"I‘were swcet, indec_d,.to close ourieyes
With those we chot'lshe'd n'ear;_
And wafted upwards by their sighs, '
Soar to some cnlmet"'sphere; . ‘ .
But .\\=h91h8l'-On the scalffolil high,
Or in tho |)attle's van, ,
The fittest place where man can die ' i
18 where he dies for man. i ‘ *
_ , .R,e_uben_ and .Ph‘a'alie._i
A PAT-H ETl'C BALLAD.
, _ nv _MR. x-:. x. BLlNKll\'s.‘
In Manchester a maiden dwelt.
Hot-‘name was.Pbuabe Brown; .
ller cliep-ks were red. her hair wnslblaclt
And she was considered by good judges. to
be by all odds the best; looking girl in‘ town.
Her age was. nearly seventeen;
Her e._vcs.were sparkling brtglrt;
~A‘very lovely girl was she——— , .
And for ubnuta year and half there had
lieen u youug_ mnn paying attention to her by
the uamerof Reuben Wright.
Now R'c-uben was a nice youngvnmn,
As any in the town;
And Plimbe love_d._.lilm very.dcnr—- H - .
But. on account of his being obliged to"
work for a living. he never could make himself
agreeable to old LV:ll'.‘ll_ll¢l ‘Mrs. Brown.-
_Her- parents were resolved _
Another she shou.d wed ;
A rich old miser-"in the pluco—— . .
~' Arid old Brown l't'e-qitently declared that,
rather than have his daughter marry Reuben .
\Vright. he’d sooner knock him'in the head. ’
But Pho3,be's heart. was brave and strong,
Slte,'fearod not parents’ frowns;
And as for Reuben \V:ig_ht, so bold,
l‘vo ltea rd him say more than fifty times.
that (with the exception of Pl‘tCElN’) he didn't
care a —-1 for the wboleirace ol"Browns.
So Phoebe Brown and Reuben “fright
Determined they would marry;
Tltcy started for old Parson \Vebster’s,
rlctermined to be united in the holy bonds, of
matrimony. though it was tremendous dark and
ruined like the Old Harry. =
But Captain Brown was wide awake,
He loaded up his gun,
And then pursued the loving pair; _
He overtook ‘em when they got; about half
way to the I’arson’s and then Reuben and
Phoebe started off upon the run.
Olrl Brown thcntook a deadly aim
Tovvards young llerrbcrfs head.-,‘
But, ch.’ it was a bleeding shame,
He made a mistake and shot his only
(laughter, and had the unspeakable anguish of
seeing her drop right; down stone dead.
Then anguish filled young Reuben’s heart, .
And vengeance crazed his brain;
I']e_drew an awful jack~knife out,
And plungcd into old Brown about fifty or
sixty times. so that it is very doubtful about his
ever coming to again.
The briny tears from Reuben’s eyes‘,
In torrents pour-ed dow ;
He yielded up the ghost. and r_l_ied-—- .
And this melancholy and lieart.-remli'n‘,~_é
mattcr terminates the history of ‘Reuben and
Plrccbe, and likewise of old Captain Brown;
t'r:\'is.
, $out!: No:-walk Academy.
itfihl-llil Winter Term of this Academy fvill
~ commence ‘on VVednesday,~ Nov 3:1. lit
impa rt iha,ir1st:'ui-tion, 1hox"Ubglmc5s a nil corr_ecl-
ne5_s_v'v.ll tie i=specially aimed at. No -efl“ol't§_
will be spared to i‘e'n(ler tl1‘e_sr:,liool worthy ‘o
patronage; H. 3. GA Y LOR D,
91*’-12. Principal.‘
, . , , $trayo'c‘l,, _ .
E-;‘R.OM the inclosurcs of the siioscribel'; ii
bay mare, lame in the right; front knee,
having also a scar on the right hip. Any per-
son retuvniug thesxilne will be suitably rewar-
dell. _ J. G. ROWLAND. -
\Vilton,.Oct. 4th 1852 ‘ V _
A for Sales
, _, Afr Vvi«;s'TP'0a't*. "CT.
A Cottage, 34 by 42 feet, with a‘ piaz"7In, con-
tnining1‘2 rooms, with about 3 a‘cres of land.-.-—
Also, a double store with doi:k——on'e of the most
desirable in the town. Apply to —
4z*4o S. B. MORE HOUSE, 3:45 Pm st.
Noticé. . , . p ,
URSUANT to an order from the court of
Probate for the district of Norwalk, will
be sold at Public Auction t.o the highest. bidder
on the 27th day of October‘, 1852, at 1 o’clo'cl\‘
in the afternoon, (unless previously disposerl
ofat private sale) so much ofthe real estate of
Henry [-1. Seymour. late of Dublin in the State
ofOlno. dec’d, as will raise the sum of $308
75 cts. Sale to take place on the premises in
New Canaan in said district. Terms made
kinnvn at the time of sale. ..
JOH N‘ HALL;
duly autliorizcd and acting in"
, place of Administrator.
Dated at New Canaan, lth'i'§ 16th day of Oi’:-
fohor. l-‘3-52‘. .2 ' - 2t*42
Stop Thief: $5.00 nevvarc.
STC)LEN from the house’ of the subscriber."
at \Vestport., between‘ the Ist and 15th
msr.. one new silk duess, clfaugeable, nazaufiiue
nlue a‘nd_cl1erry, plain waist, open back.’ band
a rounc}'tl’m' neck. waist lined with white cotton‘
jean. tight sleeves, double caps. scollopped.
skirt, ganged and lined with brown‘ on mbric,
dark maroon colored . fncing——pocket. of same
material. _ H. P. BURR.
_ _ Westporjt. Oct. 18th,185‘2. ’ A ' "_
'3' 'r0In6'I'r.~«.-...
' STORE and t6I)8l!_18Dt.f(i)l},a-8l.1Illll‘ fanii-
ly, at South Norvvalk. formerly owned by
The Place . -where Mei! ,-shi!\!!Q- life. A -;
A cupletlihjt fhe h§a,nd"bf' .civili2:a1idn.,‘_' ‘
. Tévhk ii! t,hi.s_l"ictI'i1-or _ _
1!. ts‘ adgclvded val ray; am: in oaaIt.‘sde-s,
.' gliurdiali l‘Iil,ls.;._,.4i jl_Jei1~=.e. ,ftiI‘5st.° gstoatie‘.-“
, ’ the ‘Sides Of the‘ lVl1_9l,lnlai,t_|§|“Ili_a_t-,slp;'_)égrajduf
ally down ‘tovtbe level ’g'round.:_ v salt" -is
A f¢r't‘ile,5‘.bIn~lpas‘-never y"et fell ‘(lie plrolign-of
'cnl:iv'iIa‘Iioiv."-3' Alurious-streaini tlusbes though
it is a !of},ely"=gpot,‘.bui*,véiild,' rbile,‘iiitd "1_in'o’c;
A cbaugeLc,(>ine,s ov--r this (f|.l.l,£','_t“;'(:_(.‘)ir'ti'ef of
"fit! o!lierwisc~bl;Sy, World. ‘The _pu_fp_osg of
its‘ creatibh—its», utility, to *ma;,.;,,;uj.z,. ‘be-e‘i;‘
’seer‘t’,-a.iill-Bl1Rr§$3ialfid.- ..'l‘h€. xv.-old, 'tdr.uin‘<:
-'siream.lias,_been made. of service" to ittiatlltsi
~ 'want:s.- ;lrs,impetuosr_ty is now, etnployferl_’to
l'ncil,it.ntc.:.lbeoperations _of__ art. large"
mauutacmry itt_‘ise§- in the Inidst of the ‘seclu-
fl do-d vale, by the side of the confined stream,
constructe,«l~,o_l- tbqgt: racks ywhiclr fbatie been
scattered over-its channel." The forest is cut
down. The, cottage}: of the o relatives lie
' along und‘er":tbe' shelter of the iills, and a‘
broad stre‘¢t runs -‘in their front, alivevvith an
' industrious aitid well paidpopulationa ’.Arti-
ficers ore neodedini-.tl1e. va,rious~tra£les'aod
em‘ploymvnts,.-in an active and thriving-com
munilyr Tbeircomfortable dwellings arise
under theshavde of the mountains, with each
its little gioden spot, and pasture "ground."-
Tbe forei;_yier_bring_3 hisyskill in art, his’ inge-
nlJl!_V- Capacity for ‘l_;l)()f, land finds
‘ sbr-'lrer and food, and ample‘ emplo_vmo=.n't.—-.
The laborer t'eceivv.s“constantwork and good
pay—-—lltose css+‘nti::ls to his happiness. .'l‘~he
neighboring larnmrs, who had never visited
this sheltered nook, but on some hunting ex-
cursion in’ adayyof amusement, now bring
their loatled tvagonis of produce, and ‘find a
ready niariieténd a steady pricofor all they
can raise. - ~ ‘
' The ore! of-the sheltering hills are drawn-
from -‘their reservoirs aml'.cuuvcrte(l into
something beneficial to man. A new set of
operatives-,-n__.._, ncf.~.- class of workmen-=-are
now introduced. The forge and the furnace
arise in another section oltbe Valley. A new
range of-cottuyges, filled’ with another set of
industrious inhabitno_ts, are now erected—'—
The vnlleyteems with its population--each
mutually helping the other, and all prosper-
irtg under t_l policythaLi=ncou[ttges.A merican
lndustry, and rewards American labor.
Now Look at this Picture.
A change in*th_al policy takes nlace. The
g‘0\!el‘lll1N_3ll.l___T fuses to foster its own industry,
Tl-we weeks ago. last Tl'**-=“lfl5'.~.ni2ht.'--- -- ~ 4antl>5a’dnti£§-fl , same articles, which this val“-
ley produces, In enter the Country from fol’-
eign lands at so low a rate, that their owners
are enabled to uudersell the American pro-
(lucers. The capitalist, who has built up
the prosperity of this happy valley, runs his
mill tor a while at. a loss, hoping for better
times, He.di.{~inishesthe wages ofbis work-
men that be mny the better compete with the
pauper wages of — England, thus carrying
trouble and anxiety into every family depen-
dent upon him for support. But this expe-
dient fails. He cannot contend with those
capitalist of England, who can hire a day’s
work done for twenty cents. I-lis ellitrts are
unav-ailing to stem the tide. He gives up
his business, and retires to obscurity——a ruin-
ed man. _ .
But. that is not all-with him, lhére fall
many others, vtho had been dependent upon
him for daily food His fatlure—1hnu_;ll his
may have paid every operative be employed
--has brought desolation to the hearths of
hundreds. The mzmufactory is closed, and
stands in gloomy and silent grandeur, fr‘o'wp’-
ing on the freed stream that. dashes wildly
over the rocks. The smoke from the quiet
cottagies no more curls iip tli'e lnountain’s
sid'e—tb'e groups of merry cbtldrcii no more
burst in gleelrom the open doors-+lbe busy
throng of well paid industry no more crbtvd
the broad s’treel——bi1t,the streatn Inurmiirs to
the silence at the forest, and the blasts of the
evening sighlthrbllgb the wide; and melan-
'cho‘ly waste! . I f
The late lfliisy ogiérativés and artificeié and
laborers have _all departed. Some to siéek
their fortune at the far west :, others to length-
eriiout a precim-io‘u's eitisteniie where best they
ibay; all to begin life anew,= with but slender
prospects of Success.__ _ _ I ,
p The upper part of am valley, too,feel§ the
effects ~,.f the same heavy‘ blow. The piles
of ore lie scattered, unused on the mountain’s
side—_.-the sound of the trip~lra'mr_nér in the
forge is sile-nl—tbe fires of the fu"ma'c‘e are
extifiguisheld, there is no smokelowering up
the hill side -ft-o'm‘ its long} chimneyi‘-‘the
worlcrilen, who hoped here by his a'rduou',s:
toil to bring up families to uscliilnéss, are all
scattered to other employrnents already over-
stoclied, and to winch théyaie.iinadc'r:§tori>‘e£l.
All is Silent now in tbetleserted valley;
"‘——i:s echoes, diiil its éinnty tread -
Rcsouml, like voices from the dead.” ' _
Why is this so? Because a party iii’ this
éountrv, in the mad, the insane policy ivhicll
governs them,havc_s'ti decided. They prefer
to crush and ruin hundreds of such happy
valleys -—happy, because industry was reward‘
ed. and labor retnuncratcd —rather than give
up a system for uh‘ic?b_ they can ‘p'mdt:’c’e‘ no
solid argrument. They prefer to chain this
-nation down to‘ 2: diepcmlcnce upon England
for the goods which mi_gh'l. be’ made at home
—for the iron -and copper and lead which we
have in ab'n‘nda'nce in our own hills--and for
the construction of fabrics which would give
employment to thousands here They prefer
to reward English ingenuity and skill; to’
‘pay English labor; to enrich English cap}-'
talists, rather than our -own. They would
send abroad the immensc influx of gold from‘
California, to pay for vvbvatwe might make‘
here at home, and W_o.l_1'ld gladly’ m’-al'e'e if we
could be protectetf from this foreign‘ compe-
ution.- ‘ . -,
Is such‘ a‘ policy to be’ supported by _tl’t'e,
blind »adherence to party dictation? Is a=
party to be kept in power that l‘l’lt‘ers_.pri'n‘ci-‘
iiplegfigo ;suidigla| 1- The votes for President
IF‘itcl1'& Fowler. Enq,uir’e'a this offico.» "
F .
El
4
._willtell..-.-4I_1arlfo_rd Goutfau.
V the" m‘ii_lst_ o;f,t”l3‘e,va;lley,, ,foau_iin‘g in: pelllouslye -
. .._.ve_r l_l1e.iddkh‘lh‘ui .l_i_e s'catté!r‘éd"lh3its course.
»Mississippi-—it' is addressed to you.
- No\-e.«nbeir.
‘ ' ,‘,‘.‘ Afflill vote is ’8, ¢ict(y]'yl—£- almoggz
*‘l}lf51jY§:,h9$ bgc_n,_ and-.to‘._, moral ;.ce,rti1‘inty
‘Will now be. Let tb'e_vote be as full‘ new
“3 ll: "Vi.l_ii3,'“,,l§40 or '44. and nothing can pre-
«vent. t"? tr"*."!!“.t**.‘* i’<>t*‘rS¢’<‘>'=‘.r.="=‘='r‘t«'i-.’<.3m‘r‘i«~ti--1
_Lt:-tit be one-eight déficiéfit; :ind.a Ad-isa'strons'
result is’ i'n'evila‘b'le':* gW'e‘oslt only for in jluil
'.r.’.‘« .' ..-I. “ __. Ex": ‘VI 4:’
, ; 1=r;_;e'ndsj lrig,-t'r'e‘r,;§'i<‘;'v*2'j.1vft"&a,r.l= :.zt~.:e;,..,-,-,§ ,-,=,,,.
,‘pa_ring‘fo‘Vbring o’ll‘t5¢li;l‘*T‘*l*lI73it"'V'7(i!'e'l i"l‘hat -‘is’
" the dnly’W6g!,< 0f"m'i1c‘l'!‘ cj<>'n‘s‘e_q’u«'-niie now re-'
rna'inii1'g. ', Moss Iiléétiixigs are well— enoligh,
[and apeccliea aomet'i'rr’s'e‘§’-‘do‘ gooli—bt'1't the
n'taih_ gluing is to get’ outi'h‘e' vb‘zés.- To’ this
_end ORb'AN17.}{'rioft_,lji'iiet, thorough, univer-
sat.-—is‘es.semi.:.t: Give‘u'_.~t a‘ good Urganizo
_ll0ll €l'P|‘y Wifrd and-’Townsl':ip', with of-
,;fi(':iénlimen lb‘ see il ctlr'i'ié'd'ib't¢') flillzeffecl up
nntre day of Election, add we will silence
‘the_b&_»iIstEt":s_ ililfl rttliiifn, the saliiléys‘ of the last
fevif days; -l-\ 0313 will win,‘ while nothing
elsecan.‘ , , , ,
ivlilllg féadérl don’t fancy this ‘counsel
meant for somebody away ed‘ in Iowa or
Its in-
tent is to incite you to see that the,‘ last vote
in yozartosvnehtp is brought out on’ the 21 of-
To this end, it is indispensable
lhatyou hold an immediate cbusultatioh
with your VVhig neighbors and llownsmen,
and see that all is ready for the ttiotncntor.s
conflict. lflliert-.’b'e voters yet llesitmiiig,
l_-;t.'tbcm be vllsiieil and i50nfel'ré" with ;, if
:here be infirm‘, deciepil or luliesvzirttx Scot:
men whnmig/it not'0'lhervvise reach the polls,
letariangemcnls Ue ;'l1'om'p£l_t/ perfected lot’
bringingthexn out iii, good season.‘ ‘ D_ivide
your township into rlisnjictsg and hallo some
one in each who will surely see that every
tnanis on hand in dueééfiéon. fany voters
arc‘absent, let them be written’ for; it. modi-
taling a_ journey, let them be pérsdacléd, er.-
lrclllell, to stay and me. Uo not lcl biiévole
be lost that could’ fjdésihly be flawed. VVQ
must call out our last resources to secure the
triumph of our Cause add us Cluunpioas‘, .
Friends! are you inclined ib faint? Do
you say that the =pt'ospect looks g‘t‘o‘omy ?-—-
Remember thatit looked darker at the cor-
responding stage of the Ballle of L'und_v’s'
Lane, yet left that. field éoi-cred with
uofading laurcls. Trust,tthen, In the stnrol
our heroic Chief, and advance to a’ beheliccnt
triumph l" '
From the Natio1_2ol Inlclligcnccr;
The Black ’ Hawk VV'}ii" : »Choierti :
Sé'ott9§~ Conduct.
i 'inlé.ii"£;-sitii ‘rig icLv'cn'l’s "wh icb are contain‘-'
ed in the life of Gen. Scott crowd upon‘ us.
'lVe must therefore pass very slightly over
some of them which would show very briglit
in the history of others: Such a case is that
of his conduct in the Black Hawk war of
1832; wherehc not only tliiieléd Iii,"-st hu-
manely ‘and prudently great dimculties
with Indian tribes, but conclndér_l treaties of
great benefit to our people of the Northwest,‘
and; more than all, i-htlé-med hiiiiself to eve-'
ry trilé Henri} by ilie ib'a'_r‘1‘nél‘_ in‘ vlrhich," when
the. Asiatic 'cb’olc-ta brolieyolit among his :01-
diers with iiiosl fatal viiileuifeg be nursed and
teniléd them, in total‘ disregriid of his o’v.'n
Safely", althougli liitnsclf affected ‘all the
while by symptoms of lhé diséasé. So torri-
ble was the mortality which of a" sudden for
upon his men’ that _b_u‘t of 950 there were, in
a few days, but about 400 left. Tl2'é._re=st
hzid perished aboavrd lhé sicamélfi which
were cortvejyiog tl1‘em,oi',= vihen‘ labded at
Chicago, had fled from lhe pestilésncelsiroke,
but, oviartalzen by it in" tllell flight,‘ and ‘eve-
rywhéle ileiiiéil shelter and aid by the ferri-
fied inhabiteinls, had only died, for the most
part, more iniserably. SC0ll’s ovsii boat,
small add ‘érowdcd became a perfect. pest-
house: oultof 5:30 men aboard, 52 died on
the passage, and 80 had lo be placeilin the
hnspi al when they rcaclietl Cliiéagtil The
deck and hold were cbvert-tl }vi9.lt’ the dead
and dying. Alfllzlsl this terrible scene,’ ins-
tead of coulenling liims'elf (as most men in
Ertrlirnainrl u~o'tiId have done) wiib riterely o'r-
dermg the medical men to take all the nec-
essary measures for relieving the sick, Scott
became in person their zitteiidzint, and per-
formed for his lilimblest coxnrarls, v~"itl1' a
brotln-i’s care", every dangerotts ofllce from
which A others sliranlt. Much as he has
shown himself the herd iipon liattlc-fields,
he never any where displayed ll morn ,'_2'F.nll-
inc boroié‘-m, .-are iiiore pdre, noble, and al-
f9ctitig,1hari upon‘ this ocaaéiiin, Such has
been his c‘dndi1‘ci towards his fellozv snld.i‘:fs
in all tirnesof sufibriiig. If-lore, iizliile llieir
meésxiiales fleclfrom llleffij many of their of-
lice:-s_neglecte€l men, and their p:~.‘n‘ic-stricl:-
en fellow‘-citiiiens shut tlloir dodri: against
them, thevgretii Cbmrliamlcr, as good as he
was brave, stood by lllerll a8 true all 150 Clellill
bed as in batle.
:T .1
__ “ fell Chapman to Croi?§'.”
‘We heard .a story are clther day wliich is
too good to‘ be lest. ,
The morning zi'l'(ef o_i1'r town ineeting‘, one
ofthc “ uulerI‘ifi'e(l,” ii farmer living a mile
or two from town, got up in the mttlniili-’:
(_1'_ojf€eling' my good natured ab'nr'1:t. “ the
Whigs” carrying the town, and 8l9l'l“”‘.-I_“'“
ofzhe house, was saluted by the shrill voices.
ofsome halfa dozen roosters, who were giv-
ing vent to their usual morning‘ crows. lu
his than state of mind, are crowing 9,‘?M'lt’d
harshly on our hero's ears: it snuorl'e.d' tu0
much like fire notes of ufium h. _'lh_‘e roos-
teis, however, uncG'ns'ci0tIs’ 0 their tna'sler
th'on’gms and feelirfgs, continued their "0'§,V
cla.n‘ors,_andf almost split their t.h‘t‘oa't’s and his
ears. He ¢o’uld' stand it‘ 00 l°bg°"a'b“‘_ W30‘
info ‘the’ h'ou'g¢-.,’a’nd seizing his gun, fnrlmvtth
shot. tlztevvhole lot; of them’, swearing th=..1t.;‘ *1?
wa’u'l§ gbinfi l° keep‘) 3 Pfllcel °l -d‘-"id “Inf;
scam-g«abam Iiisf arm‘ anyhow-” ,
* A ~ - ‘ A . Middlaojzon News.
'There‘ are two things which 93“P°l- be '5°°_
sh'ort—-pie_c‘rust and a communication for 11
.n‘OW|paPeI'.- ‘ = - . V
4.
_—-_»-I _:' _ p --‘‘n .. -
t7t'e' PM > _
1'den't.s‘ and voters off the City of Nev: Yo‘rTk',_"-'
‘Q . I . - - -' 1 5.. .. . . -.; - .,- in 2 ,' .. - _,: . ;. .; >1:-';_ _':.,‘_‘_:,>_ ‘-_ _ ‘ y ' , ‘hm - i iii‘. .*‘__—'— _ 4
Evan Noruvmr 'G;lZE’l?fl‘E. . =: BissoIution- ~ * P«oE!ER¥s,s..:_»:; r c t ~ s,,;~.;r.,§ttIscEL]3pmY_ .-_ r.‘ I » t 4 - : a.N.: sz. av..-rm... «,,,,~:,-,, ,.,,,,,,,, ,,,,,- ‘SW, ,.,._._,,-~=——-:m;...:
. i e . . , . - ' , . . . .. . _ .,_~_ L.‘ . .._. . ... ‘I _«t - - . _ . . .. ., . . ~ , . K *. ‘
t.l.Pt"'~"Sl ."'f.' °?’P -*'£‘i5;$lfeFl Voters. §ai§‘24_ I
'l‘ribunc,‘citizens of Irish birth‘ in
York, Brooklyn and.» .W’illiam'sbt'1‘rgl1‘,- ' who
send us their n'anies':ar.d' plac'es;Aof7 rcs'idénco,“-
'ifort'a.‘lheit'( réusons for _preferti'ng General
‘Sc<tl_l.£;rftj(i Whig principles‘ to Pier¢"e_an_cl_
.rfi'oc'r_a‘cy :
b2£a=-tv.g,-rm.» vna’§s_aa§nac_i, rel.-
rsmoktya and-Wrlli'amsburg'h, ‘natives of‘
ztlielifiptf nmde by curtain parties in this C;,“,t,.’.~,,.
who are nedb'£'-.r' citizens nor voters, to dictate‘
we should voteiti
E’lc<".fio!l'. _ '
We beg leave to say-that‘. ivepiiicé nb*1"éli5
once on statements put forth by one - is-ho‘ isln
“rIPufral paper,” vvliose columns have been‘ =
purchased-for the purpose, and impuclently’
">'-‘tuning: to_speak for the naturalized citizen! ;
of New You-!:.’ ' ~ ‘ » :
Now, _vt-c beg leave to‘ say that m.;_o:"li7
vols for‘Winiield Scott, and against Gen;
Pierce, for the t‘ullox'vin;,r' among’ other rea.’
sons, which are so plain as to comzniendid
themselves to the approval or every citizen‘:-
‘vVinli.~l(l Scott is in fa‘vor,of prjncipleg
laid down and advocaiezl in lrelatltl lly,.¢ll('l’i.
than as LuL'a;=,‘ Swift, Gt‘:tuan,O'C0nn€>ll,nr.d_
.Vl-=eghe’r.; in favoy of Pl‘o;il(_~.‘('llUD to Home”
lndrrstryj while Franklin Pierce is in faygt,
of the tloclrincs of the liondob 'l'imes,'\‘vbicb.
would f..llo‘\v the islnn'(_l of his birth into thii
connlryunnd bere,__hcncall1lb_e Avery winguali
Of the Atiieiicdn Eagle, {finite bird :1’ ma;
chine for. consuming ,B'rt.li3-li manufactures,-“i
and '.hel'cby mz-kc-. him sustain the my pal};
c_v which l‘l€U'.l hunted him from his home.‘ ’
Bccattsc W" ificld Scott is in favor of, afigf
Fmnklin Picrco is opposed to, lnteraal'Im.;'
pI‘0\'eXDet)lS, by which the laborer can make’
money will’! \VlllCll to comrneucef‘ the world ;_
and of sn«‘:h :1 di.-‘position of the Public Land
as will secure covnloztahlc, free and lode.‘
pendent homes for the honest laborer. .
_ _Tbal Winfivld Scott has been forty years‘,
before the public, distinguished alike in war
and peace, the great Vbcdefactor and most be’-H’
lovedc-l soldiers, both by naturalized and na-
live citizecsgfl whil_q,__1<‘r'ank_lin _.Pierco ,b_af'_
never done - anytbirigao endear him totlwe‘
country or to its citizens,-7e.i:bEr native or’
-aelopl...-J.» -—~~- ‘ -- . . - ,. _
We shall role for Winfield Scott, because‘
he has proved himself the lricnd ofbis coun-'
try, and all lls citizens, no matter on ivhaf
sml they v.‘.°.:e born, or from what. nation’
they came, _ A _
llis noble ‘conduct o.n the prisoii-ship at
Quebec, when British min:ons_ as-umeti the’
right lu t:.'i‘LC‘-.‘ll.e li't:hmt:n for being ‘found in
arms ngaitzst En_«_»land,- espemallv cudcars’
him to every lrislitiriin who has in‘ honest
heart. in his bosom. 7
lVho that claims to be American‘ citi-
icfi does not point with pride to ll')fll.,page of
the History of the United, Sta'!cs,made glo-
:rib'u"s by the courage and bravery or Ilia"
lallhlul siildléf l
For ourselves, we‘ fuel thaltf is only id
2-..ic'h rrivmas ivlnlicltl Scott that the Nation
can look with safcty in her hour of trial and
danger -21 man Wlm has prnva.l his prowess
by coping successfully with England iu_ber'
day Ol pride and power, and whose \Vl1bl§
life has been devoted to‘ the service of hit"
country. - _
We will vote for ‘Winfield Scott, bccadsd
he has always1'espc-ctccl the religious opin-
ions of those with \vbo'm be cmno in cori-
tact,and nlwa_V:~: used his power and infln;
once. to protect the altars of all ‘crceds from
desecration. In this rrspecl the life of Win-
field Strnltstabcls uttlin bold relief as com-‘
pared with the narrow. ininrlccl bigotry of
New El-.:n‘.p<lrire, the native. Slate of E‘-anlci
lin 1-‘intro, a state always un»ler:lh1e -d=on'1in-“
ion of. his party and political associates,‘ and
which is now the only State in the whole‘
Cun!edcn‘!t:y, where men are proscribed on
account of their religious f-iith. _
lt will notdo for the friends of .Piérc5 id
‘drgethat. he was in favor of cxpunging this
odious restriction from the Constitution of
the Slate. The criiiclence of his labors so to’
do is v./‘.ir:‘ting.
, Tic ‘in-’az»:..-/‘i, "Fox-fzibn -13 it rm: tzrlsemusi
The pew is nearly filled. Three or foul‘
gentlemen are quietly sealer] tit the assem-'
bly, atlotnlingitu the devotic-cs of the sanctu-
ary. _ A lady ét)Iv‘:eS,’ flfid 'J‘v‘b‘a'l. 5 Sél'l$3il0inl
As’ _.~h{=, reaches the pew, all tho -occupants‘
rise, face the aisle, opérr the door, and nutrt-ll.
our. The lady pass:-s lo the seat occtxpiéri
by the first gcr.tler'hz:n in the pew. U The
genllctucn till lace about, march in" again;
and t'h's‘- panto:'nirn'e is over, t'1n!_ul__d,laLly num-'
her two comes,‘ when it is repeated.
The Lewislown .lou'rn'al very ptoperlf‘
ir,-quires, - , ‘A __
“Cam” any one give us a single reason why’
L‘-énll'+-rr'i"en inns’! get‘ up and walk cutof-
seat in c'nu‘rcl», _in order than ti lady may
nv-ss into it’! Would it n()l.iE.\‘na"v‘i'(-.'l' just as
well", and save annoyance to’ the parties con-
cerm.-tl, as well as the (‘Ol)gl‘ég{!l.l‘0n gen‘era.é'
lyi for the person first on'terin'g 21 seaf; to‘
move to‘ the end of if, and t_'r_n‘t:z’i'n' there an-'
til the close of the '¢ei'vicés 3” T I
It is a good a'r'l'age of ours, “,l3l'r=sfs'é'd is’. the’
man‘ that sloyeth where lie is?” find vv-hietli‘
we see a‘ late cdmér to church,‘ dra‘vvingj.a.".4
whole pew-full out im... the aisle, while size"
——for it is most .génerall'y site, and not he,’
walks up to the head of the-pe.vv,"-’we‘are in}
clincd 10 repé‘1t’(i\1r'a’rla'gé "with special’ ‘emf-‘
plxasis. We arénot aware that any‘ p:i‘r‘ti'cu’-f
in seat in the pe'vvi's they s'ea't‘ of honor}?
and-’ if there is, it certainly does nut‘bato§m.§f
pho one who‘ comes late
) .
r
bave issfterl the‘, following address; éeftingi‘
lI‘éland;h:w-;- seen with‘ some surprise.‘rh¢*
!C>'us,.ol:lcr, and we pr‘esut’né,- quite as we'll. ‘
lfiforunetl residents of tllié l_\/Ietrqpolis,--"how ,
the coining Pr'esidentia‘l _
even liin-.s.‘cll' a citizen‘, speaks through'a:t
that exerts st'1_‘cl'1" -tiiagrietic power-quigétly’ .
. . ,-
“F‘*““"q"<"f .‘r.""'.‘..rv~_<._..
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