' sage of the Nebraska bill.
- .Cll‘lI'¢;,I:_\VlSt.‘, to purify otir repre.-eiitatioii
- person using a spoonful or more. at a
I perceived, since it_ produces a stiriiulatitig,
' iissians. '
to his iiephevv. 'l.'l:c l-utter lioilled, plu-
ced his linger on his lips, and said,
“Quite safe, sir."
“ Madam," said Mr. Tightband, after
an awkward paiise, " can we not arrange.
this absurd affair in any way '2” _
“ May I suggest a plan?" asked Val-
entine.
“ VVhai. is it sir '3”
it Let B. B. and M. N. carry out
their original intentions and ' proposals,"
replied Valentine.
The widotv~ looked confused. Mr.
was silent, bttt seemed struck with the
"idea. Valentine smiled, and left the’
room.
. It was at least half an hour before
they thought of ringing for him again.
When he entered the room. Mrs. Blos-
soms pressed his hand, and said,
‘._‘ God bless you !’,', _
Mr. Tiglithand said nothing. bill N"
thought he might have sat't~'d the £l(‘v(l
cheque. , ,
" It's better as it is,"
looking at him. -
°‘ J ii.~:t so," replied his uncle, -as if he
had arrived at the same conclusion the
s.'._t_rne moment. -
» at
Valentine is it steady fellow, and ex-
pects soon to be..hi~z :incle’s partner. He
rn'ay"be his heir, too; for though Mr
‘and Mrs. Tightliaiid are it loving couple,
-.-aid Valentine,
#1 I’ W” I
they have no children. ,
From the .«'l"ew Haven Journal.
' ublic Scntisnesst-.
The l. ational Flag was hoisted at half
mast -Friday, and llle_Cllllf(!ll bells were
,toll,ed from live to six I’. M., to indicate
the‘ feeling of the corninunity on the pits-
At 7 1-‘!
o'clock in meeting was held at Brewster's
Hall, to consult. upm the duty of the
_North in the emergency which has aris-
en. _
An immense. crowd _filted every por-
tion of Brewster‘s'1-lall at an early hour.
Tire meeting was orgaiiized by the ap-
pointment of the following oflicers :
P/es'irlmf.— Prof. Bo.-nj. Sillimitn, rt.
_ Vife I’resir]e;1Is.——~Timothy Dvsiglil,
Prof. Chauncey A. Goodrich, t,lm-. L
Englisli, James Brewster, Henry VVliiie
G. Peck, Charles Ives, l‘hilo:_t Blake, Jim
B. Carrington. Greorge Brown. Morris
'J'yler,_Lucitis R. Finch, Sidney A. Thom-
as.‘
Q.
1
S€(,'I'8la7"l'(?.$.——Alffetl ll. Terry, Henry
3VVi;i;iI3€l]edlCL, George Olmsted, H. H.
"i“_.C':_FilI'lalld. '
The‘ Executive Committee, appointed
l\'la:i‘t-ll 31st, 1854, reported the following
series of Resolutions :
\V_ilt:lti:.ts, The bill which rspeals the
8th section of the Act of May, 1820,
has pus.-ed both liotises of Coi'igress:—
R('.9U/U81’, That tne pas.-a_::_e of this bill
regain.-t the [urpose of our national Coti-
.-titutiou, and the Sllb.-‘l:'ql|t'nl. compacts
_,\vhicli had been ncqiiit-.-cell in for thirty
years,,is an attempt _to |.‘ll$lll‘.' the domin-
ion_ of slavery in the Union, and was
knownto-be sticiihy the .\llppti.l.<‘l‘s' and pro
in0_l_ers of the act, \\'llel_ltt‘f from the South
or the North.‘ " _
_ flesolred, That this act is opposed to
free iristitiiiiuns ' and free labor every
\\'llt.'t't‘, and those principles of ordinary
litiiiinriiiy wliich oiiglit toprevail over all
our land; and we therefore will press
the-_ repeal of that enactiiit.-tit to every
jiii-riitiable extremity, and will resist the
introduction ‘of new slave states, and pro-
trrotetlie allfogalltlll of all _Legislutivc
Cornproiiiises rt-lai:ng to slavery-
Resolved. Tliut the -'-.\‘pt‘t:.~.-ioll by the
minoeity, of their t‘Xll't'Ille'figltl!, when
rill pioyed, not to d(‘f.t":II the regiilar course
of Constiintioii.-il ]'.--_;i-lation, but as: it-
surf for the prote.-lion of the people,
agalllfit uncoiisiitiitioiml iiu-u.~iirt-s and
interference, is jusiifialrle and patriotic,
and we honor the motives, the firmness
and the_ free spirit Ul"Ilt0‘(5 reprt-sentatives
l-otli of the North and the Sotitb, who
have conteiided m'inf,ully in Congress
i’0r National integrity and honor. '
Resolved, Tliztt the Northern slave
represeiitaiioii, who.-e action has enabled
their insidious in.-:tigators of the South to
ro--open, as they believe, the. great re_:;iom-
of K:in.~'ns and Nebraslta to .~l-ave-ry,bave
linkictl their iiames and destinies to an al-
. tempt, ooiiipnrt-d' with which that of
fienetlici. Arnold, lli‘.(I it proved success-
lul, would l.avc llt‘|.‘ll no more tliiiigerotis
to the llll(‘l'l.8S of the county. '
Resolved. 'l'ii.'i' any attt-iiipt of the Na-
tional Executive to iiiflnerii-e the vote of
re Senator or llcpresciitiitin-"ivy motive-
of per.~onitl aiiibitioti or eiiip'0ynit~nt is an
act of heinous bribery, worthy of im-
peat-liiiieiit iiii-.l d-;;radation, and any en-
at-ii‘ii--ii; product-ii by such influences is
utterly vo:il_ ...
ResoZi=u1,’l‘li:ii lite late l':ll'lOl in Con-
iiecliciit, in its dcci~ivt- is.-tic for liberty,
was not the triiimpli of any political par-
ty, but an expressioii of freem-:=ii for ffL‘t'-
LIOITI.
Resolver]. That we rcspoiitl to the invi-
ration of the late iiia:-5 rrieeting in New
York. and will unite in any periiiant-tit
tt;"\:',alll’4!8l.l()ll for —carr_vin_:_z the fort-;_{oing
re.~'olutioiis iiilo effect by Conveiitions or
an lv.-pccdily re-estulilblr freedom under
the Coiistit iiligiii.
"Pilt.‘St‘ rcsoliititiiis were tiiialiiniotisly
p:t~‘s_étl, eloquent atldresses in their favor
-bv, Hon. Lafayette S. Foster, of Norwit-li
‘]"h","' -.;\'lies, of llartfortl, Gov. DHYIOII
‘°" 333"’ u“"‘*~~-. .Ch:irles_ l_ve:4, Esq ,
I
"‘ ".-.. ‘- _-'~..' -..,:_...-_,-.3,
‘ '. -
tlhiiiiitilituf figisliiliiri.
1i_sAv SESSION--I064.
hlonnxv Aftern .on, May 29.
Senate met at 2 o'clock. Prayer by
Rev. Mr. Strong.
Bill increasing the -payof the members
of the Legislature, which was rejected in
the Senate-, came from the house amen-
(led and passed. _
Hon. Mr. Matthswson ofiered a bill
ceding to tho U. S. certain lsndsmn the.
Connecticut river fog. the erection of beta.
conlights. Referred. Adj.
House aftcrnwnéfetitlona presented
referred, of the trustees» of the Putnam
éYI0lI|II!I?Ill. Association for an appropria-
Ion. . ._
Bill Resolutions for pnblic_act_s.b_v Mr.
Peck Of Norfolk. instructing the Com-
ment of ‘water power for manufacturing
purposes.) in referegce to the flowago of
lands) .~ i'\ir. Pit-rce'of.Norwicli said the
State of _Rl|0d¢ lsiandfiis now w’ortli $5,-
JJ00,0t)0, more than if.,wot,tld have been
without such a law, and in i\lassrchu’-
sells every water ;3‘owo~’is looked up and
occiipiod. He agreed with the mover
mittee. ' Mr. Cornwall moved. to refer it
to the Committee on A-gri_cu_liure. On
quorum :ItIItI votul_ and adjunrii-:“d the
llousr. ,;
Tvttsusv Mortriitg, May, 30.
Senate.-—_-'I'lie act relating to salaries‘
and fees; which had been before rejected
in the Senate. came from the Hull‘?
amend.-d so as to4’tnnke salaries of Rep-
resentatives $2 per day_,.and rI‘t8liil|‘.' "W
mileage 10 ct-nis‘f'or. going toxarid retur-
ning from the Capital l\\'Ice.§IlII'Ing_ ses-
sion. The Senate refused so to.autend.
and aiiiit-‘mi It‘: its l0"Il.Pl: vote in reim-
ing the bill, and accepting the report of
the Cointniitee. 2, .
The report of the Com. on Revised
-:uiIllt:'.e was takon up. and Hon-. Mr.
Mercliai-it made It-l.Jl.flt:f élalelllkilll, in rela-
tion to it. ‘ ' ‘ .
The Coin. on Incorporation: other than
liurilts, reported favorably to-the petitions
of Russell Hubbard and,.otlier- of Nor-
-wich, for a free acadeuiy in Norwich,
and recorlimend the passageof an accom-
partying iiicorporation re.-olrition.
l-Ion. Mr. Prelllice liriefly stated the
facts in the case. A The. petitioners had
raised the sum of $75.(l(ltl. .
Iloii. ‘Mr. Boyd; from the com. on rail-
“roads, reported adversely, t,o_thc bill for a
public act providing regulations concer-
ning uniformly rates of. fares. dcc.; bill
rejected‘ dud report of Committee acct-p
ted. Adj- . .
Ifause,-vmoru in-g -—Committee an Put-
tram Moninnt-r:t,:-—Mesars. Smith of Sha-
!0Il,Olmsted of Enfield, Merrill, Clark,
of Colcliéster, Ptitch, Griffin, Phelp, of
Old Saybrook, and Holt‘, ’
A
frlillee-‘,‘ Resolution alluwiiig Bridgeport
to issue bonds to the atnonnt of $75,000
Explained by Mr. Oakley and ||I9l.|€(I —
Act allowing ’Jiisticps of the Peace fl
for trial of each, case; passed in the house
and iiegativo-d in the Senate. .
Reports Referred : Of People's‘ Build-
in-: A.-soifiation of New Haven; of the
Comrniasioners of Fairficld Co.
Res. efxtciidiiig the time of receiving
petitions to June 7th‘: passed:
Res. for ceding so the U S. lands on
the Conn. river for the purpose of erect-
ing: beacon lights. '
i\lr. I’ierc¢.of Norwich said that by a
late act of Congress, the U. S. territory
is opcnedynrslavery, -and he was opposed
to a reference. .
Mr. Peck of Norfolk. said the location
in Saybrook is called the Devil‘: wharf.
and he was in favor of .allowing a joint
jurisdiction. - ~ ‘
Mr. Maddox moved. to append to the
resoliition that .-lavery shall never be ill-
troducod,‘ but withdrew it. and the bill
was referred. Adj.- -
W:'nusstuv Morning, May 31.
Rer-oliition allotvirig the New Haven
& New Ltitidciii rni road com party to is-
-m- bonds to the amount of $100,000, at
a rate not ox-cevdiiig.l0' pt-I‘ r-ent.. with 5
yvars to: run. A“-vor-ated by Messrs.
linytl and Harrison, ‘opposed by no one;
pa’-st-d " . _
Ititiiafioti to attend lecture of Prof,
Olmsted io morrow rveriiiig, on the sclips
dun: accjepterf with thanlt-. Adj.
At-t to"snpply vacancies of Jirctices of
the I’-«ace, wlietho-r~lrom iioii-acceptaiit-e
death or’btbt-rwise'; pnsiu-il,
A.-i tofiiicn-it‘-'e‘tlii-. pay of Jurors to
isl.-’3ll a day, and 6 ct-ntira mile fortravtel
r'Rf'Il weélt, passe ti‘, Adj.
Tntia.~'io.n' M iriiiifgi. June lst.
Semirr; Com. on‘ Biiiiks reported a res-
‘oli_itit.ii i,'ncrt-.-a.-iti;_: the capital oftlir-. Dan.
bury Bank froiu "%75,00_(l to $'20(l,00(l._
pa»:-ed. _ Alsi, to incro-are the Stamford
Bunk ivl-5,0'0—passetl. Al.-‘o incruse the
oapllal of the \‘\'irirllittrii Cotinty Bank the
nm of it3B,(l()0--passed. _
Home ,—-Com. \Vai‘- ordu red on the Pot-
nam Moiiiitiit-tit Ar‘-sociation. '
Report." raft-rrt-d; of the Hartford,
New lI:iv'eii,,dr. liousatonic R. R. coni-
pillllea‘-_' -
11t9tlI"('J|l'!:lftIllt:t:8_0l' David B. Hurd et
al of \\T_i.tt-rbiiry, and others of Milford,
agaitistariy alteration of the act relating
f(),Bllll(Ilfl,f‘__' As.-oeiaticiis ; referred.
Petitiotif of Collinsville Engine Co No
7 for an tilteratioii oftbt-ir charter; refer.
red. ' ’ '
of Netv Haven, iloii;~n_.,,t' p_ 'p,,g(.,.. of
\VlI}_(illEl.fIl,' Mi‘. Codding, oi“rn-.-...:'._ J_ B
I*7ostg.*r, of Ne w II‘dl'l.l'0fti, uiid Henry 0.
,l"izrt_It_;‘,‘tlf New llavo-n,
The. lllt;'t.'lillg was l'Il0i\[‘Plllllllslaalltf
and i'ii:tiiifc.-tr-d it dt.'l(.‘t‘l'l'llllr'tI fl-eliiig in
.iipport of the priiit-iples of the resulti-
I.l,UIl§.
er until alaic hour.
_______________
Llonj gag 1-],-.,-so--mtlish. too _/‘re-'l_q.——'
It is iiliiiost ln.z:-trtlotisto say ariytliing,
ttgaiist a cmiditiient so tiniver.-ally Ils‘t'
turd rt-lislied as this, lint a word of call-
tioii is needc-il. Horse-radish is highly
stimuiatirg and exploriiig to the stom-
a'cIi, lllllhlltlei effect is almost always fol-
lowed by lassitiide and weaklit-ss. V e
liave met '-\‘itli‘sevcralcase£.=. wlu-re p--!- “
soils have i -.r:-: -_-.‘-5 ‘.3.—3‘3’.i title -.w'.i'-*~-: '
;,.,,,,i,,., .,__. .... ,. . ‘. ... 9.-,2.
:". .r-
-... ~..-3. i: "3"-:.!:'.'
~i =-. mt-w «Hi t,'.ii:z-; .-iii"--,‘
from oomiderziltle oli:-t.-rtmtiori of its cf.‘
l.-cts irpoii 0lll'sel\'es atidotliers, that airy
nit-a.l, will sull”.:r in cmseqtierice, altliongh
- the cause of this suffering may not be
two after estin«_r it,
effect for an hour or
. ,' ,Ag7‘icu-It1l.7‘(tlr'sf.
3:? 'l'lie Ciintird stearnsliip Africa.»
‘entire in lit-avily armed! with port-holes,
opt-tied, ready for an attack front the
' Dtiriilg the present “ state of
\'»I"itf",',' pnsst-ri_-.56-rs oil the Atlantic I-‘my
\l'Hl’_ find ll‘tt‘lll.'-‘t9lV(3..\‘ safest under the
Ariiericaii flu;-__;.-——N. Y, Mirror,
—.[1f;7* Henry Atigiistiis Lake was poi-
s,r_i_iie-il by a table l-’pUOIlft1l‘0f. brandyion
Sziilirila-y". giver: liinrby Witt. Rcidgand
shed in ii, few hours. 'He was a small
boy." I{t'l_fIl_liil.~.:"llE('!'|I' luld to bail, but de.
The iiiiiiicil-Se ('l'0W|l held lU'g.t'llI- ;
2 married women-. . Laid on the table. '
Tl;Te5hl\‘ibnll was granted for the use ofMr.
'f"otlu .,y_ -.
J ._ ~-s_-deliver fl lecture oi _ - .
on Mi,iiitlay*:r.;.-,,:,,.“m Ad, _ l Savor)
For i luv Muiriirig: s .,,,_
Seaute.—-llotrL Mr. Corust
dam. of 'confz-"rt-rice on the tli_sagroeiI.,,,.
, vote of flit; two Houses on the bill rela-
§ ting to the feeut-of justices of the peace,
, rvpprted that they had agreod to recom-
t mend a bill allowing: {)0 cents fortlie tri-
1 al of :t"dcI| criminal cow, and ill for each
I C'l\'Il:.(':1ye_, R.-port t1t:.t:s-ptt*d—-bill pas.
9, The select com. on pet of State Agri-
i ctlltiiral’ Society $2500 to be paid in pre-
miums at the Fair in Oct. provide! the
sotziely raise the satire sitiri for that pur-
l pose. 'Lai.l. on the t-llr-~—iii s«.'tn‘--‘;-
\
0
(Tc
‘ ‘I’ In
.-~;i:-izrii‘-.i ii.
!:f0fr'~.‘5 -'-- .~ l.-
. _ , c.-...;-. rtfltdd
-,i-... ~_‘;.t; at;ititi'.:t oi %_:i-.~il:-ern of Danbury
.. Mr. Wildman of
I)i\|llbIlty,..'vinti:d the facts in the cast-_._.
Adj.
'.:l -.-.i %_h‘..- lllt'.l'9 se
. SATURDAY Morning, June 3.
Saints,-—Cnrn. reported against the
hill providing for taxing Savins Banks
find -,._.-..-,c'iaiious3 pet’ cart. on the amount
‘of deposits. =
Report against the hill extending the
provisions of the act of I849, relating to
Hon. Mr. Harrison offered‘: bill on-
ilmrizin-,7 the Governor to cede to the
United States certain lands necessary to
erect a Custom House on State-st.*, be-.
tween Chapel and George-sts., in New
Haveri—-referred.» Adj.
IIau.ie—.Peter M. Thorp, Vl«'m_ S.
Knowlton, and Natl tmicl Greene were
appointed Conir's. to receive and distrib.
me the stock of the Bridgeport Marine
and Fire Insurance Co. ,
Rev. W. Clark allowed-tlte use of the
Hall on Wednesday next at 3 9. II.. to‘ de-
mittee to report sn“act_f‘ortbe encourage. =
to refer the subject to tho ju,dic;iary com-'
taking the vote the chair stated that Im_
Acts and Rcsolnt ion Reported by com-,
‘ ‘sin is riifnifcliing a large force on Gallacia
-a,dy.ovatis,: has again. fallen from his high
3‘ vi 1'Iivn'n'c'5¥I‘a5 tartan-.vu-.-'...._~. re, , t~.g..¢-.¢‘....oa. .‘.
"‘-~3 ' " ""’xs. as-‘.:‘.ss::‘a.~.'
Scliool. ' Mr. Coiltlilig has the list? of the
[Inll for it l-.-cturc on slavery on Monday
PYI‘. , N.
. «l'°"lli0II~‘ 7"‘-I'_f‘l'|'t'tI.--()f John Bangs et
isl‘-‘of’ ‘F-.iirr.eld,"f'or a Savings Bank.
Besoliitioiiu, by Mr. Taylor of West-
port, for an act allowing Attorneys only
one term foo. Mr. Trout moved to re-
fit: it to corn. on Finance; Mr." Manson
to the; com. on Insane Poor; and Mr.
‘Oakley to_-.Iudicisry corn. Mr. Maddox
thought the". com. on Insane Poor was
—thc.-.'proper_one, as any one must be __ In-
sane who expects to limit the fees of law-
you, referred to com. on Finance.
House adjourned to Monday at 2 P. is.
'E_xcttcncsst,'lss the Slave Case.
Dsotsfsn sf’ tbs commlsslsnsr.
. Rendition of the Fugitive.
Sm'Im,t,r_of the Revenue Cutter “ Bforn'8'
for Nogfollr with Bisrns aboard.
Bos-ron, Jane 2d.
_‘;_-‘Bitrns was taken from the Court house
at half; pa-t two. “is guard consisted
ofonc hundred men armed with swords
,and pistols, being the M-arslinl's special
deptities, with three companies U. S.
troops; including a detachment of artille-
ry and 3 nine pound:-r field piece.
The Light Dl'lIg0OtIS.~Bl'l(I Lancers fol-
lowed immediately after, and next the
re;-riioriy reginients oftlie firigade State
militia. . ‘
Groam, bi-tees and yells were poured
upon the line as it passed.
Bonus, 5 o'qiot:lt I’. M.
- The oxciteuieiit lo-day in Boston, has
been. probably, greater than ever before
-lrnown~<in the present generation. As
early as ll o'clock windows, roofs and
everyavailable [I-)elIl0lf to view the de-
partnre:‘of the fugitive Burns was occu-
pied. 'tll0lli-8|'I(Ié, of women filled flu-
balconies. and retained possession of win-
dows linfflourt and Suite sts., up to the
time of-sliis departure-
-. Business gt-iioritlly sn.-'pcndend, and
sturesclo.-ed . '
A'ter 12 o'clock every avenue leading
to Court and State sis , was closed by
the military. »t\'Ill"cll inconveiiience Wits
caused to persons who had notes to pay,
and even the 'l‘olc9rnpli ML-saoiiger boys
were obliged to sn.~.-pend duty.
At quarter past two o'clock. Burns
was takt-ii from the Court House and
p]ace.d_~_i_n a hollow square of N0 special
'f,!'e|IullI_lj§.0f the U. S. Marslial, each arm-
jifrl Wmticlltllsfi and revolver.
'l'l_i'e”'.""J,f;Mariiiers, infantry and detach-
tiieilt,,e.f_;fourtli regiment artillery, with at
brass nine ponnder loaded with grape,
under command of Maj Iiidgeley, U. S.
Army, at-.tu:d as .'-pecial escort. The U,
S. Trtiops nurnbt-red 145 rank and file
Title State Troops niider Maj. Gen. Ed-
mond:=_,~ ettiliram-.d the Lancers and Light
Dragooris, with a regiment of infantry
and arioilu-r of artillery; altogether 100
mznfl The entire Police force of the
city were also engagt-d‘ and rendered ef-
ficient service. _
_. ASJIIC escort proceeded down Court
al conilihnies who had kept the ‘avenues
léitllng’,-l’IIt.‘fel0, closed. tiled into column
and the-full force concentrated upon tli_e
wharf:; -. .
Burns was put on board the steamer
John Taylor about 3 o'clock. The
wliarves and vessels in the vicinity were
crowded. wiili thousands of persons gath-
crcd to".witness the embiirkation.
= The U. S. Marines and a company of
U. S. Troops from Fort Iiidependent-0,
went down the harbor in the steamer.-
. The steamer was delayed at the wharf
by the labor of getting the field piece,
which was drawn in the procession, on
board. '
At quarter past 3 every thing was on
board. and the word to cast off was giv-
en. At precisely 20 minutes past. 4 3
o'clock, the steamer swtniig from the
wharf, and proceeded down the harbor
to the “ Morris.“ in waiting off Fort In-
dependence. The Cutter. after receiving
Burns on board, with several officers, who
accompitdy him, sailed for Norfolk.
LAST DISPATC[I~l0 P. M. ,
Itis impossible to t-stiuiatetlie ruini-
ber of people gathered to witness tlie.fi-
nal close ofthe l|l_1‘:,lll\'e ca;-‘e Tlionssiids
from the country. many having come
.-ev-nty or eighty miles
At the corner of State and \Vnshing-
ton streets, II quantity of snuff and cow
itch, and at bottle of vitriol. was thrown
atnon,-; the escort. A trntzkman endeav-
ored to drive through the military, and
his horse a valuable animal. was killed
by the sisbofa b:syoiit.=t. The crowd
s-haiiie! .-halite! and made at rush, when
the comrmuid.-r. greatly c-xt.-itetl, trave-
the order to " “fire l" Col. Boyd, of tilt-
-luff, ln-gréiig the order, spurred his Igor:-e
in front of_ the company’ and prevented
ll‘-.t' execution of the order.
Several arrests were made for disor-
dcrly coiidiictaiid three or pt.‘l’>‘OIl~‘ badly
hurt. ‘
A well dressed man was conveyed to
-hospital,"-his bead open with a sabre.——-
. , Joseph H. Hayes, Capt. of Police, re
.«
' signed his office at noon to-day. refusing
togrlo duty iii the slave matter.
In some of the adjoining town.-, as soon
as the rendition of Burns was announced
the bells were tolled for one hour.
, For-elxss News.
Tho'Newrs by the Asia was not very
important. It serves to show the slow-
ness of the allies, and their desire yet for
some means of reconciliiitioii with Rm-
sia. . -
In the Baltic, the report is that the
Island of Aland has hm-n aitatzketl, the
tltrlf of‘ Finland entered by the -Bflllvil
fleet, Revel bombarded, and an approach
:1 rule toward» Cronutndt. i\I02l of iilrol:
_-"---1 -rs are more reports. . '
,',,E:',', :i;rT,::.""""|‘l’I‘l?l'9LII|l’[l~_'i ro-niain pretty
' l‘ne Russians made
no , progress, except_ to.,._vmm.m_' aw
llomblrdlneiit of Slllsl‘|"Ia.;, ;...d_ ([3,, rnuiksv
continue‘ entrenched and are ,,,,.,,,.,,[|,.. ,
Mtinlt-ii?.'::.:.., _
s-ucccssful in skirini;-lies.
has refused to join the l.‘.ti:>+«i;ui=.
« 1 lrl.":l‘-‘,'r- -‘.12!’ I.)-'.'-5'" n"r' .v ‘iv--7
.,, .l.l_ s I-.iIR ,
. 1"-'i’~ Pi"-"il~"ll .=.ict:.-u‘_e-l us far as
"W",-”""‘.. -V"-'-":.*«" the-.1 urn: comirtzctitig
iitieii camp. in ti.-liicli to wait the ar.
A of all their forces, The Eng'|'..|',
.Ll ,{:‘rcnch coninianders have reached
Constantinople.
Allalfll gives szronger indications-of
joining.-.the Wellfefllpowltfl, which fact
occasioned. probably. the great rise in
the Eug'lisli.t‘n.-.ds from 88 to 89}. Bus-
the psrt',_of Poland winch Austria seized,
wliiletlie latter power is concentrating
large armies in that province and in litm-
gnry. ..'[f_lie IlltIiCIl|0ll“ are they Prussia
\_v-ill goathe other way,or endeavor,st_rict..,
ly to preserve lit-rneutrality.
" 1! ii: I‘ very singular and significant
fact tllflt (the allied fleets have not block-
~sded4 Odessa but that merchant vessels
laden-__u's‘rh grain, are allowed to leave
that port.’ 4
. ‘.Thc:1ytjhr|tet for Breadstuffa is higher,
and wc.c,'an< see no reason why it should
be lower-=untol the new crop. comes in.
Ternperauce Lecturer .1"allen. —~'I‘he
Aberdeen (M in.) Lemocrat hey. that S,
M; Hewlett. whom many in this tegi-1.’:
.will~r¢meiiiber as.,a_n effective temfIerIl|.:c
and State streets, to the wharf, the sever '
.='-rt -Tlii £=:i.ci ’5s2aj.e:i:3ou2.. ly-
...-
liver. an address on the State Reforms
estate andjfbecome. a drunkard.
Death of Mrs. Jildsbl:
, New Yoitir, Julia
Mr.~‘.Jti-l_.sori. (widow of lhc late Dr.
Judson, thu Mi.-.-ioi'inry.) but be-flerktiotsu
as Fanny Forrester, died in the village
of Hamilton, in this State, at 10 o'clock
la: t evening, ’ A « »
£-
lltos In 1lfl°ddloro,vsn.,
the Administration fired a salute at Mid-
dlctown for the success of the Nebraska
Bill, in doing which a man was killed.
On Friday evsningthe people tolled the
bells, tosignify their grief at the passage
_of the, bill. In ,_th's c‘vs'nin tar barrels
were liglited by the Administration flun-
liics, and a row _,ensued, in which a man
was stabbed, though the woundwas not
fatal. Tnny the mischievous e _
a violation of the public faithshow them-
'selves thick and fsst.—N H. Journal_
We hive no'lde'a that the following. from the
Syracuse, X. Y. Republican, will be at all per-
tinenfto the itnrio-diste locality of our own
to be-city. Sinplylfor the benefit our country
ti-iends,‘we are ‘prprnpted to give it further
publicity by an insertion in our columns:
“ Hardly any two females kiss alike
There is as_lmIcb variety in the manner
of doing it, as. in the faces and rnauers
of the sex.‘ Sornc delicate little crea-
tures tin.-rely give a slight brn~h of the
lip. This is n ,' sad ya-,z;.°rsvntioii. We
_aeetu to be about to «.—t..v.- II good time"
lpittitcttially get nothing. Others go in-
to it like a hungry man into ll bcefutcak.
and See‘!!! lg chew upon our countenan-
ct-s_. This is tlisgtisiiiig. and soon driven
away a delicate lover. Others struggle
like hens when burying themselves in
the dirt. The kiss is won by, great excr-
tions. and is not worth the trouble if co-t.
Now we are in fan vor of a rertain shy-
ness when akiss is proposed, but it must
not be continued too long; and when
the fair one 3' gives it," let her II.IfIlllllatO!
it ,WlIIl \tt'ari,r_i,‘tli and energy. ‘~ Let there
bc soul in it.. If z‘-bu close her eyes. and
sign deeply_=i,tninctlialcly after it, the ef-
fact is greater. She should be careful
not to"slobber" u kiss, but give it no in
litiintning bird runs his bill into a honey-
sqckle, dot.-p, btit delicate. There is
niucb virtue in it kiss when well deliver-
ed. We have had the nicin-sry of one
we received in our youth, which lasted
us 40 year,-,-; and we believe itwill be
the last thing we shall think of Wllkll
we die." ,, - _
,sto-'ri.at,l.-tailor should be red on io.»r.',.'.,
unluiis he had become a poppy, in which case.
we think be-should have plenty of ltoury-such
I_¢, with frequent applications of lady-slippers
after \rliic_h he should be denominated a China-
ass-fer.
s
I-]nc1't.r.—Senator Pettit of. Indiana, la his
speech the other day, gave one strong reason
why the Nebraska bill itllould be passed with-
out delay.
" It _fnI'gIIl not be possible," he said,
" for years to come, to get into Congress
another body of men who would pass
it."
.._._
(11? The Fortifications of New York
Harbor, are in a very complete condition
and are probably far more capable of de-
fence than is generally credits-d,——it be-
ing the policy of the governmc-‘nt to give
but little publicity to these niatters-.—
Witliiii»a conipmatively short time. they
been fnrui.-lied with heavy shell-guns
(termed " Columbia" guns‘) of large cali-
bre and the most approved pattern. ‘Tin-
old style still remaining, will be removed
before long. Twelve inch guns of this
description throw shell with almost uncr-
ring accuracy three miles and I baIf'3—-
Ori striking -the shells explode with ties-
tructive effect. Major 'l‘horuton,»of the
Ordnance department, incidentally stated
yesterday, in conver.-'stion, that the stee-
pic of Trinity Church could be struck
frorii‘-\Vools-y dc Co's sugar house, dia-
tant perliaps two and half or three miles
would form a suitable mark for ordinary
target-prnctice.—1V. Y. Journal of Com
1- ‘Suit to Recover Damages.-A suit
‘is now inprogross at Pittsburgh, brought
by s Germain named Pignigaot, {ordain-
ages uistained while travelling from
Philadelphia to Pittoburglt in December
last‘. It scents that the plaititiff, having
contracted lu be conveyed lu Pittsburgh
with his wife and child, \t;as placed on
an emigrant train which was insufficient-
ly-'snpplied with fuel. At Locltport the
pin-st-tigers were tlctisiin-tl three days in a
closely construct:-if fillfti. They were
tlwn conveyed Ill open wagons to Pitts-
imrgli, but before thi-ir arrival the wife
\\"'It'I,fl'0ZI£lI to death, the child In lunch
ilijtiretl that it died shortly lifter, Inc! the
tnirn was in I daingerotis contlitionfrom
thc o.-tfect-I of cold. The actor: is to re-
cover danrsges for his own injuries and.
for the death of his wife and child.
39* The Ml!EUtlfi-_§lIIebtn3I| says
pithily. “ Mat. F. Word has been acquit-
ted, and Kentucky found guilty."
lllml Dog.—()n Saturday, a large dog
in a rabid state, was observed near the
Lunntic Asylum snapping at every thing
in his way. At length be encountered
an unconscious individual, wboin be sei-
zed by the thigh, lacerating, it in adrend-
fttl tnanncr. The poor fellow shook him
off and endeavored to escape, but the en-
raged animal pursued and caught him by
the arm. At this juncture a blacksmith
whose name we were nnab.c to learn.
stepped from his shop with a loaded gun-
Ilc luvs-lard it at the animal and pulled
-the irigg_r|', when it exploded and boil
the barrel, tearing away the flesh, sin-
?-cws and niusclcs of the arm, from tbs.
wrist to the shoulder. He \ll’!t:i '..'a\.I~;L'l.l .t.-
to the Asylum s~'.,-.. ..iti-ml: cl ll.-5.1.‘ 1‘ i '
V ~.':.-v>...
lrxniider and Br.é>'=-" '"‘
i;,.r.; I3: 5.‘: ‘.1.-T22.
‘vi-r’.~rx U0.‘-I.‘
..-‘.’ti o ' .~lt.-yiuiti, ?sltv..l’&'-‘.1.-'.ti . ..r
Irv
- 11'." . 51.’. l"'rm¢s.
[)9 Public debt of the United States,
$19,973,748 28.
IL? Hon Nathan Belcber, M. C.,lias
arrived at New London in fine health and
spirits.
flf?‘ It is ruled by the Post Oflico de-
partment, that postnissiers on» returning
papers" not taken from‘ the‘ office, must
frank them as " on post office business."
_I's'o- Waslslnttol.
Mr. Campbell, of Ohio, is preparing a
Nrbrnskl. protest. One hundred repre-
sentatives will sign it. ' __ .
'Tbe'ncw Spanisli minister was to be
introduced to the President," ysstcadsy.
51?’ The Legislature has separated
Wind-or Locks from Windsor. and made
a new town of it. '
33' A new town from Killingly an
Ponifret, is to be made-Ind called Put
mm, South Lyme is to be taken from
Lynne; and West Hartford from Har-
ford, probably. ~. ’
113- A Convention of the Editors s,
I-’nblisliers_ of _Connecticut,
Bridgeport, on_\Vt-dnestlay oI"tlie p
cm week.
On I-‘ridiy, the agents and friends of
fleets of
it’.
_ pendlun’ of 'Legis|s”titfe,§
, A 1-;.§..-ml.-1..’ iss2,"i9s;2’iit pl'-rss‘n'sin-I'.' '
land ...a__ with rt-célvéd *rui.-it .1...’ ’ ...... *
c0fl\ClI9.'f ‘.'..'
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., 4-’ ,, " ,1. ' ".‘~n:-..,..-.n.- . Sr 1 -.-y, ‘V -'- . ., "' ‘
»-in on an .- r on" ~‘- Viva - dnéf-'-fill - C’ \-1*“ fl ' - '.:...nus..'..n.....r ‘ ' -- “ ' 2.-..‘.-_. ...
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,....~_- ... . .___ L.-~.‘.-__ -.~:- _. t. \- .t u iituiil unit «II t. of lltltr -
rsi;dir.'i§ii;i§y, Jane 6, lean,
‘ eoott'rfir""o5F'3'i3'n',
--.-.-.-»--.-a
A meeting’ of-a'l'l penoris favorable to‘,
a general and ’P's_triotic_.='C"9lsbrstion are,
on this Tuesday" evening at 8 o'clock.
A Near
'I‘ht-rs is but one-subject nys the Hartford
Coarant. that should now-engage tbs attention
of Northern fl'_eGI¢lI-=<AII other Issues and po-
litical objects are trivial in comparison to its
Importance-—and tbht Is,» the -strides of the.
slave power towards rapt"-niacy. I-Jviiry rnlnor’
. consideration of political expediency or ques-
‘l0.||_ol' limited bout-lag should give away la’
this exljency to the necessity of rcsu-aln|u7g=
these anbltious movements’ To oppose ' the
extent of the area of‘ slavery‘ Is a principle
that can bind and ought to bind Alan-ricsn fru
Inca together In one great party, The Slave
Power bavstobtalned, the great Western Torri-
tory as a part of their Epire: ‘Cuba is to be
the next stride to universal donflnatlon. ' Tip
leave to bring their slaves with -then: to’ the
free States will be next demanded. 'I'lr_c,rigk_t
to hold such properfiy even «In New England}
will be required. until the fiineshall éoiue,
Robert Tooinbs predicted, ‘when the slave shall,
be held within the shadow of lfnaker, lIill.——'
To prevent such results--to stay the "onward
program of this power, rcquije_s_;l._IIc union of
ill] free men In the free States. No rnatfer by
what name they have been hitherto known-
wbether as Whigs, Democrats or,_«'Free .Soile,r,s.
It is time that minor diferences should be f'fs'i-
gotten or laid aside, and all who feel aliksin
standard and join in the support? of‘ the some
principle-—-J\'o «Wore Slave Territory.
p-' We believe that the scliflliieuts advdn-
ccd at use will meet a hearty response in the
button of every true freeman. On national
grounds, let us have but one party, fond, let:
that party be couipoaed alone of l_'keeou.n,-
contending for fr¢e_[rrs'nca'pIs.-s. -
Banks. .,;
The I'shquioquc Bank at Danbury-has gone
into operation and its bills mnkfi '3 very ;nes,§_'
anpeariince. I"l0II| the Bank i:¢7l),IIIIBIili_CllOlI"
Report, we notice that the tofalgrosourfteu of
I-‘airfield County Bank, on the lstdsy-of’ April
last, were $540,768.47. Par value of stock,
8100, market do. 112. The Ivholcuonre finan-
cial condition of our Bank and the ropnfufios
2 .-
———- 1 \
i.'
faiuly very complimentary t.oits,‘,.olct-rs.
The statement ‘of fhe"'Savinga‘_I,!ank shows
8I21,259,28. from 1010 depositors: Amount
deposited tho last year s5s,39s,:t‘ The iligii‘.
cst credited to one person is $1100, low,-_
.ost do. 8I,00. One would hardly credit that
our new bank had loaned $10,000 if 1 parcel?
a month, when the Savings Bank gods so lastly
and so large deposits. I‘ '
G
9.
Water ltrsst Again.
Our argus eyed “ man about town" - informs
us that we were wrong again in last
week's article, concerning} the removal of ob-
strnctions in Water street.‘ We looks very
critical survey, of the iraprovernepptgoing on
in that locality, and really thought that -oirr
aelgbbor Jsrae_s’_lutnln-r had all Ifljlgppqgtfi.
But somehow, our optics we're at fault, cruise
the lumber like Bsnqno’a gIrost,; buying _ be-
colne so familiar with its present,l_ocalit_v, it
would not “ stay put, ’ as we nQvr._s_ee, a por-
tion of it l'eIlIIn!.. We begin to feel with refe-
rence to this matter, asvdid the lad sent with a
pig to the person. .Tho pig was -tied’ in a bag’
before Bnatpkifs eyes, who l}\\:_iflgIng mm‘
across his back, started for Old? I_3i'vinify's.—-
Finding pluy rather heavy, he {nude a call on
the road, leaving his bsg"of' poryk df the gdte.
_ - While regaling himself witbjri,1 a wicked
member of the finally eognizantiof the matter,
took out the pig and thrust in in dog. Bump-
kin'coining out, picks up his load ‘ and pro-
ceedii to the parson‘i-,‘ . when on “opening his
sack, instead of th |Di|',‘to bls horror, discov-
ers s dog! Intaiflvcly spVollin‘g rat, be char-
ges the -trick upon--the sender. and bagging his
dog, in hot haste returns. On :arriving at his,
former stopping place, he again drops his bag
It the gate, and goes in to scqifalnt then: of
the trick, swearing vengeance uponzfhe farmer,
Meantime the oiending wag takt£s,ou_t the dog
and again inserts-the pig. when" ‘grf-eny cornea
out, swingishii load on his bicK,'~~7Il'd ‘ proceeds
to the sender. -»-}}nfering~-tlso-Qogor_-«with eyes
flashing fire. and choked \.s‘,ifh_-rage, be articu-
lates, "the llog’s a devilish ilog I”?-~ The unsuc-
poctinir farms-r protests his inioccuce and de-
initnds that tho but; be untied. No sooner said
tbsn'Ilouo, and lot out. coup-s-thte,i, identical
forgetting the character of the, personage ‘ he
had so recently visited. vogitcraloal ‘_‘d——n
such a breed of bogus, they csnbe pigs! or pupa,
just as thcy’ve a mind.” . _, , .. .
We begin to think it is a good deal so with
the lumber, and shall not attclaptits reniovd1-
ngaln. ' . '
Mtitirttst. Co>.'vi.'niox.—TlreI"_t_:,_, in be is musi-
cal Convention during “'etIl;lt.'§tIIj,, Thiirsday.
and Friday of‘ the present In.-_ok, int, Itidgoield,
at which the best talent, of;'fbc.Conaty-, is ex.
pectcd to be present. The t_ Convention. ends
with a grand Coaoer f. 0]-storlgfic, Id;-iduy
evening, at which Miss lfriiinqdd will sing.
.._....—q.
,;!'IltIn. 0. S. Sgyrao‘ _
district. will please accept; ,fbauks__:: for the
delivery and is copy alIo’,,.og,an ablicy, speech
agolnst the Nebraska l.l;tiI1. We are glad‘:
that we have a nieinber witlgithe nsorol courage
to represent his gdietric f,,.l,'gt_ , the Ad'u,in'i_nIru-,
fiou ltuékIe‘Id'~i§_ nay. " V ' A ,_ A
go-iticinni it1_‘in-SI;
counsel, was lll0(‘kl:f.'. -.1:
".lS')s*.cti:, «. R ‘if:
ans" 0 Burns-
.,.
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, -..-.cur'2t=ld for the Fizcuril-_ ‘of ,h,.;.-_
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or The article sent it
appear acxttvsek. 4
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{by -5- rs'sd¢r’.'.wlll,~,
‘ffi. The Editors and jifristcrs Wcstiern »
W“l""°“' “V0410-'l'dI' a Convention at
S I'IlIflIOId, ilk‘-feI0,Ii'¢d:,. updng g..‘.'‘] “L
v ce’of frost 25._fo~38 court“:-.4, cl-thin‘
dlfltl per cent on jot.-won,-, .
. l ‘
-2
~ 4..
- A young widow-was fnliy an .7“
'30!!! 30 Clké Il|0‘Il§f_ zoo’ nu P ‘fla-
the III! Of CIIO fill‘. ’ *!'50,|g~. !f'.'gf.jq ‘L9’ as I
_ rrevent -fretting ,,,o§ysalf'.-io .,fl'«-SIII on
see ntofedo-sr 'I‘ou 1'’ = .2 = _, , ' _ ’
l
l
§"lu'llIIlII.-—\Vt: notice that-.\l',msrs., LA;-"V
lei Meeker-b Co. but an invoice 0f;.pI'..I‘l
wlrerries onnsotnrdsy last. Then, enter-,
p_g‘werchanm are generally flrd _IlL_'I,IfIIl.'
in filfittu.-.nud sanctions hearts in their
uhtryricn‘; ,1 , 3
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"‘**““'."“-*"."—-.--"i
- 3* ti-M. _R|J,"I°|l§.. lass. be-.‘n“.‘..--
fated fteputy .*-‘Inn-i,lr__t't_r l\’,9ra’alk.__ '
We are indcbfedto our old frfnead, Was.
Goodwin, for a copy,‘uf"bls valurtble ',Iittle..corn-‘
irfics.
,,.. _,
roquootodvto meat at the Gozrrrcfofice
this matter should collect around the snipe '
it sustains both at home and abroad, is ct-r- _
pork:-r i This was too lIlll¢I!,I'0|' Iluinpkin and-
’z"._lN'-‘lll*¥'o- iv 1'6-'.-:._.-!.I’ttt‘*ia.1jtstl.*.*';t=.I‘l3t-.-gt
i~,Be§,lian_v and Pincls-II
,."_C_',l"se's‘_|i,i,re and ,
fbferiden and IIa’nliov,i'tr,f_ N._~ -M
.i":._.'_i_ii‘..‘.'i.i to be sqpiilied;:l\Indisn.j,';,[‘f1,:-f
gptfeli: Qliriion. W.3 ‘H. Boolei;_; _\Vsst‘b”'rooli ’
to be -’Vnppiie,d;__E.sex,"I’I'."F. Say. a
‘}0_l,i_.' M_i'_S~*,iOI|'.fF; _0l.l0_llI; [~1,aitld’:n_i_i_,. Q, .
‘~H‘|,'tli_l'.°-‘ll; ~P'onset't . C'Ilt“'.,.I{'fIll_II§.\!Ol1It,, J .
‘ ,/,-M‘<,=.B”ridte:, North ‘lli'gga__ii"_i:s"'
W-*,|'l*l*|it‘-ti:
Iyrs, at the uilvutict-Al age of lot y-.tu~s, ti lilo.-‘.
and one. day. He mu; burn in Cliatbnni, rcuio-..
ml to Ilrooklyri in 178.3, iyt-slat-ti" lIlt'1't¢ will"
Its40,'tln~ii reruowd to Plyinoufb, \'t.,
bIt\'I¢t.' back to Ilropkdyn about ton days prayi-
ons_to his death, ' ha,viag,‘rnad,c the Railroad
journcyot’ lw miles from his xcrmont {home
In a sidglo day. Though I0ll‘M'tII9I'§_yt.'II, death
nine s‘ti"d’dénly'af last.‘ Iii‘ complslsiidbr-I
pain in his side, and died peacefully within 5
Ilnuti-3r’tbt-ronhor. Deacon Cliirk belonged to ,
ly characteristic. Boil his grandfather and
flstbcr lived to the age of 94, tsblle his grand-
mother lived to the age of 99. Two of his na-
clu,-._,d,i,sd aged 99, one aged.’ 94, one; pgcd 86.
one of "84. Of his own’ ‘generation two it-
ta nod to the ages respectively of 88 and 80,
while you tiger brothers add sisters still living
-hove-alremly pass-t-d their three score years and
ten. ’ '
',-:--_—'-i -f. -t. ,. . 2 3
We "pr.-rcbiv'e that our aii¢'ii-'_' ti'>v'r'ii" lralso fa-
vored with the Herculean powers ‘rnarsballed
by§_usjgn,Andrews,n vvcl_l_a_s" _Norwal_k. The
old stop-s,b3_nse sfandln‘g,’_nfiflifl;,'e',fdbck,jusf at
the Cjiiiirn ubufmenfof 'tbB*"b?id§c; was on
s.turg,.y_nigi.i, slid tg,_iil_g,'i.iii,iii_or the dock
_snd tipped to an anfileiii fdifiiémpting the
laws of gravitation, tliata good pill‘ of wind
would easily finish the contemplated ,iinprovc-
neat and precipitate the building into the
stream. ‘ A spirit of enterprise and modern
imprpvepgect scent actually to have seized hold-
‘of'Wésfport‘,‘ and conseqninfly fbci’. Young
Amcrica of that stirring little town, are fast-
loslng their reverence for the relics of bygone
agt-e. _- ' ‘ ‘ -.s_’i-_
J. . _
_.._..___.. _.__. .
' &, The futierul obacquies of‘ Win‘. Shepard,
alias Luke West. of‘ Cantpbe,_ll's .linst__t-.el_tI.‘,_._,vi'ere*
attended by u very large concourse, in ‘Boston,
on Saturday. They were very alcefinfi. Ord‘
vaiay-'s"‘.I-Juliana sung “ Sfotmt ,Vernon” ,‘ ‘ the
grave, substituting the word "Brofher.ff_ ,,'I'he
Iiirdy -was followed to the grave by the relatives
of the deceased, and by members of the profes-
sion and the Masonic fraternity, 0f"WI.llcI! he,
was a tnombcr. 4 ' i _ . ‘ '
_'.. l"t.o1ts:z~‘ca-'n.—'I‘his Hotel ir_I'iBrvra,dni\ay, near
the station of‘ the is. Y. and» ‘N. tr. riiiii-oni,i..
well‘ known to the travelling connnanity.:—
.Witliiu":a short period, it has been much en-
is hardly larjgéjchguglli; to _'n’ccom-,
tnodate the throng attracted there; in these
days. The house is conducted by "Mt.-so-‘rs.
Lovsjoy do Upton, late tbé popular ‘conductor
on fling iv. ‘Y. .2 K. it. Road.’ . '
Tnnrnnsxcn Gn.'.—’I‘bc I’rovidence'_»Journal
tells II very good anecdote for a strict temper-
ance pspcr. The town of Exeter, 1!. 1., had a
my close t-hction for Selecfnien &c., in-which
temperance was the rnoving question,_intd just
(before the close of the polls,,ftve voters 3f the,
as they proved the balance of power, desperate,
means had to be resorted to. Consequently
the leader of the temperance party stepped
"forth and offered two gallons of gin to the
iquadif they would vote his ticket. _'.l‘lrc of-
fer was accepted, and the two gallons of gin
Velccful it temperance board of town olcsrs. -
The Fourth.‘
Tlic anniversary of our National Indepen-
‘dence is near at hand, and as Norwalk gained
some glory abroad by the celebration last
year,,c-an-‘t we have anotbcrf" Young America
an “ Oh! Foxy” flare up this year. Is there one
a'ho'c'an or will more in -.tbe‘ nutter-,_ fiber
eaunon._is hen-{the powder and ball, and if too,
fatiguing for old "16, we presume young -'54‘
for another celebration ?
I’. S. We learn that about
subscribed by eleven individuals alre
_ We think it but justice to Prof.“ Von
llecringen. who is at present making an ef-
fort to introduce his new system or -musical
Notation, here to stsfe,tnat a clhs of children
totally briiorant of the notes, or rules of music
were‘,-,.gt the fourth lcssgn, .-,able_ to read the
Iinsic,-._n_nd give the sounds corrccfly._ ‘(here
-l_s__»n_r_tdy)abt.et_tly llQ,l0!:SI1£§I lyairnfngi, but
-‘thercvls certainly. 8 .sI'_iplc|' gfire expedi-
tious node of learningniusie t_han,4h_e oldjfo-
gy system. We are glad to learn that the Prof
contemplates giving a CoI'iԤ:__c,rt,,v_vi_tl_i'-l'lits clash
at the clone of‘ the month, for ‘the, ,u'_nrpose_ of
raising funds to narchssc a,;lelodcon°.‘ for the
use of the Union School. a ‘project twbicli, we-
are sure will meet with. n_ni,\_‘crs,aI,_, .:approval‘
and secure an overtlowing'-house. .. .. '-
\'$2fl0_ have been
ally.
l'srut.—l-‘oi-ty yt-arts. ._sxb.. 'tbr,e'e.:Ttnen by
hand-work could sc’s'rce.ly-- iiannfhctitre
small sheets ot"paper ‘in’ at-‘day; ‘"-while now
they can prodtice tl0,tlfl0_ht'_fhe s__a'nie‘_‘_tirne. It
has been calculated that-if the papésgproduced
yearly by six machines could be put together,
the _g.-_heet,would cucirclefhe wdrldifi {No where
_ is paper so much used 'as;i,n the II_n_ Statei.‘
In I"I'Incc, with 3a,ooo,ooo-pi: inhibitinfs, only
ig10.00iito_ns’arc'producedEyeivly, of ‘thick one-A
seventh in for exportation. : In »I.1n‘gIand¢, wily.”
28.000,tl00'ot' inhabitants, ,'_66,000 fonts are pro-
duced; while in this gonnfrythc imionnt is
nearly equal to France and England together.
Ecclesiastical.-.—Tbc fCl'I'a§V:lllg are
siding; Isl CIlIIKCII,InT N.'H.‘.i J5"_Keniiad:y,'
I finally of which longevity has been slngn|ar- ,
"anti-Kaine Law stripe arrived in a. wagon, nnd*j ‘:__
had It all its own way last year and we propose -
*4 ‘colored I-‘x
will touch it off‘ for them. What do‘ "you 1say' _
i F
the -appoiiitinerits; of the New‘1'orkEa-.5;-"1
Methodist COXlf€fED_G€'}--E--L}"3'flIl98, ,
tug- ll liciligr coiijitclt-.t~i-«E lit -.t l'il“':" -r
T-I"fIil"'l'I>t'>'l"Ilf"',,’:" ’eiil~-i'iti'I.-’- .- il,‘il--iii.
I'lt!.~'itl:'ll‘. l'lI.I‘t:t-. li:'.
_tl.c ti.-,ti.=l cl-_\'il‘ :u.f:.i::.-l. iii
.-iitli )=!I-. -
l
,3?‘ A terrible at--4:’.-lt-lit f(‘tflliit-i :.f -
nfngtoll, IJL‘l., on Wt diirstla _v‘. 'l'-l'.:t 4*
teams,‘ each coiivt-ying -l.-‘ill ktfitlfl of i"1!iii-ii‘-l’
from the mills of the ct.-lt-bi-uteri lllijmfil--f 1-‘-
thc Wharf. for shipment, (‘..\’]il0tl(tl \'-IlliL' in illi-
centre of‘ the village. Eiglit livtjs 't\'(,'l'() lv.-‘l
brghe explosion, for which no c:tti=c can lit-.
discovered, and $50,000 worth Ol']‘.l'(i',‘ll'l‘l_‘.' til
troyod. '
»x. The Queen of Portugal l.ilt‘!l I\'.ivctiil.ui'
III". The King was declared R.t'gl‘I:l. till lllt:
majority of the prince. now in li'.< lil'lccr.lli
year.
'; ‘K-;_."Among the patents issiictl on the ?.li:,ii
of May, was one to Abel Bi'carci~. of’ Saiiigiifiir-l:_
for Improvement in fastening the discs stat!
rims of‘ car wlit-eltt.
A
__._._._.._...-———-4——
3 A strong feeling‘:-xists lll \V:isli-
igton that the Adniiriistrstimi is a‘-tom to
engage -in a ‘war’ witli Spain.
. . T0,‘ .,1,.,
SPECIAL -i\ . 1 L are.
33' As almolit every liou.~iel~:t-t-per at ili'~j .~'t ll.-UH t.‘
the your in tlcsirotiil to furnish or rcplt.-iii.-il: llr('ll' if‘ It
i'ullt: ‘it ill
s_et_t, if. is Important. to know where it i-rtii lu-
:-conornyas well an turtle. We are hiipj g; in iiifi-.iit
them that at the Columbiam Hall, No ‘:81 tfrziii-l .~l|'l r-I.
the stock of rich I.:tcc.- Clll‘l.:|Il|.‘4, ln.t'.i t:ii:i‘.-i::i-ml. Hp} l -
i-:ttion'a,nd flbirs work cannot ho al||I'[lfl.“.\t:li trililt r :i- I"
_-.;asrd: the hsxorlriit-tit or in III3I;_'llilil‘lll'1‘t'. .‘.l~n zi :,rt-:.:
variety of t'crnit-cs nnil flan-l-' at low [-l'i't:. .-'. 4 1?.
VIC. Tnnle A f'o., have lately lmnglit at [.4.'I'1-llli it
tfon tialca, large‘ Invoices of linen ."I1f’|'lll.',,'. . .- if 1
Irish Satin an-I llmililc l‘::Iia,.-ll. zit r.-ih-- \-.'iii. 3:
.lbs"rri lo tIi.~'p0.~‘c of thctn ICSH than lit“ cm-l of int; 1:1‘?
lion ; also .\'a-pkiim and 'l'o\vcliii-_- of all ltii;t':<. 'l 1;:-..
_y;il.e particular attention to their l.‘Xlfll.~’l\‘(' .~l4.t'l-. oi’ r~i.ll_
glue and double 'l‘oilt-f. and .\lni':-‘cille.-' Quilt.-, frttiii the
laI,wcsf..t;_t)i4l. to the lit-tu'icsl.. and ricliost ;:umi.- iiii;;ortci'..
the inspection of the.r stock will ainply i-t-p;:_-.- il||it»‘l :ll.ll
housekeepers who wish to buy cllUl_f.:c ;,'()U*i‘»':ll '0: pri-
ces. _Columbi:in Hall 281 Grant‘. rLil".é(‘l.
,.,,.
l.
I It:-71.1"
ill
Iliillowafs Ginlm-:nI and Pill: ll'mi:t'ei;fuI1_v/ Kfiluu 2':-M
in ,Cun'r1g_Scr-oft. la, Olvl Worlitrls am! But! I r_:,'. .—?iir. .\"
I.. I‘-irdyco. SIIOI.'IllflI{|‘l', of I-’or,:tic, .\l~i-i--.li~t ii.-liirt-. .-u1'-
cred fur a long time frontal large wot-nil in the ll:ii:t_.-
goth diseasctl portions of the b'tvnc‘.c:iimi i-tit. llt‘
Cb,!IIU_AI:?t{I_'3Ie¢l] liilirrrntry for ~:c\'cr:tl wuclrs, but in
fletiatice of the lrentiiiciit flit-rt: titluptctl. licliocittnc mt
touch worse that the surgeon atlviscd him to ll.'l\'L' llm
Iilnb amputated; on his objecting to this, he unis ili—=_
charged ssincurablc, when he cointnciiceri ll.~‘-inf.’ Hullu
way’: Oinlsuenf. and Pill.-', vvliich so viii-t-.l.ii:rll_\' L‘lll'l‘ti
~ him that be is able to resume his work, and ciijo_v.<, ox-
'céII_t_§nt health.
4 3' Straws flic_\".'say, show which way the wind blott .-
if so, wo abould think the I-'I}‘CIiS of .~'lr:iw ]_iii‘..< at fair-
dle A Plait’: would show wiiich wily the ‘title of poptil:ii'
‘finale and trade runs. Go and sue them, the File is :i
’cilrioitity over which Bariitiiii would inalic :1 furltttie.
Ox 3 S‘rlttiir:.—Evei' since the world was f_‘0l‘.\'lII.~9Il i-_v
the “ strike” which disabled Billy I’:i.ttei'suri, has IIIOl't'
or less iulA:rertl._continued to be full. couct~i~riiii,t; thesi-
popular niovcnreiits, until at last, those Iui1.g‘:lIli(‘(.‘l1'
(Jocks of Clark‘n have got on a sfrt'I.'e, and ifynii Illl\'L‘ an
:oar for music, just drop in there, and
DENTAL CARI).
Dll. JANI £8 (E. Ii.-klt HOUR.
Surgeon and lfeclmnical Dentist it-oiiltl'rc.<po-~ifully :i:i-
nounce that he has rnatlt». armngt-nicnt.< to tit-vote his
whole time for the coming season to pr-,tctii-o of his pro.
f0ItII0lI in Norvralk. He may be found at all liours at his
. idcncc. near Dr. Hall's. I-Last Avenue. \\‘llL'l‘L' :i1l opt'-r:t-
lions appertaining to his profcrx.-ion will be peril-rmed in
the most approved and scientific manner and at pricv-.<
‘is low arriit possible, with the use of‘ the host Il‘f8lt'i‘lhl.~‘
and workmanship. All work warrnnterl to give s:i.iisfzit-.-
flan,‘ 7 ;\p\‘il 1311).
The New Elydropathio
1’ ysician.
-A Iledicnl Adviser and Iierrtly I'l‘('Sc1‘ll}€‘l‘, with l‘t“ff!l‘i‘I‘l(EI'.:
to the Nnture, Cllll.*l‘.‘l, }’re\'t-iitii.-n find Tl’(‘f‘-!Ill('lli of
Diseases, .-tccidents and (‘asu:iIitii-s of’:-vet-y l.i'ii-l: with
'3 Glossary, Table of Contents. and Ilruit'.\' : ii:-- \‘. holl-
uti
lllustratedwvith m-at'l_v 'l1irt-c ilitntlrt-«l liiigiuii Er
, ‘ _‘l’spiece_.--. By .lor~:i.biir.w, M.ll. mi
Vofuiiie o’f820’pitgr-.4. SliIt.~‘T:t!]fIflII_t' bound in I.ii. _
,s,f.yIe. I’ubliuI|t‘.tI by Fowu-:lLt .\.\‘D \\‘r-:i.i.<. .',’t.ll l.'i- . .-
‘ ' by, New York. - Tliis great work r-mll:tiii.~'.
, ‘I; zlualonlicqd, I’h_o/.<r'oIngscuI, rmvl [[1/1:1‘. nit: 1)i‘.~-.»vi-/u-
f , illustrated’ with nnrnt-i'oii.~' f‘lIf£1‘:‘f\‘lllj_!‘.<.
. Th¢}\'dfurr. n.fDi.~cn.=r. l‘li_v.<itslii;_zit-iilly :t:itl l':rllli--
logically considered ; llttlcs for .\i.-ziingvnwut in the .~":<~lt
‘as
_ .
orn.- - . - ~
III. A Description of the various Dl.\'C‘:I.~‘f“.\' lu \‘.'I|lt'Il ll.»-
Ilurnan body is snbjt-ct, with methods of l-'i:i:\'i.\'rio.-.':.i..'.
Calls, on llydropatltic print-iplc-it. ’
IV. Utmugemcrtt of lI'0tln-Is. llsiiiorirlm,‘-"‘>\‘. I'!':lt'f1ll‘('~Z.
Dislocations," Scolds. Burns. Poisoning. and other j-lx_\'.~t-
cal calamities. Illuatratetl.
. V. The Diseases of 1"r’Iltflfi“.\‘. uith .\d\'ice:tii«l .YIirt-cti«-n -
for Hi’\§[i7‘TlIE.\T3XF..\'T t‘0ll('f‘l‘ll3ll}; .\!eiisti~i=:t‘.imi. l i-r:;ti:iit
cy. Childbirth, and the .\I1tlll\g(‘nll‘l|i. of lnl'unt.<.
VI. Tire Il'irfer-Crtre Prru-r.<.~ve~' l'illl_v illti.~'ti~:ito-l and o.\.
the Action or’ Water ll,‘-tlll the lliiiimu S_v.<tciii.
V", 15., E_g'«~g,. of ,i.',-, 12,‘-_.-rri i‘.-r. ll'n(f 1.n’v!. with |‘:“,i('l'l.'ll
rate" ‘ "tee to ,the.ftren'ttnc-nt of chronic -li.~ei-..<i~.-.
VIII. flu? Driij-'I’ral‘tr'co=. (‘0llt1‘fiFl(‘Il with I‘i_\'t'.l‘t=:i.'Iil.i:‘
and ‘sioltigical Treafrtient. ’
IX. Iydropglhic ljxfrilllisliriienls;
_mation, and Right. Ilanagemt-nt.
their I.-'>i-ziii-iii. l‘i.i~-
_. 'I‘uI_ .\'irw IIYIIROPATIIIC I-‘.ntit.i' I'li‘.‘.\I=l.-\.\' is the n:.=.-—:
elaborate and complete PQPIIIIII‘ wnrl; oii lilo .~:::b_iet-t.—-
Every family sliotil-l have a copy. V
Price, ilelivt-red free, or with post
only 82 50. The amount nuiy be 1-in-lim--:_i V ,
¢;.,..¢.¢ to l~‘tl\\'l.l.llS .\_\i. , 'I.l_.>.
‘ - _ 305 B;():|t".\‘:I_\'. .\t .. \ ork.
. &cttllt'(l:‘.~‘l'il_!1 .-I_(_.'v'llL\' it-miter/, iii t“u't'l_\' ('i..i:it_\- in :-
the stated. -1"'-
:
In Wilton, May 21, Levi Bru~.vii of \\'t-slpiirt. to .\'i;..;_.::
a,r_>c pri piiiil by Hill I.
' . :lt'il(‘l". ill tl
‘l
Van lfoost-r. of lhefurnicr place-
Pl5isr.”~Sa'lt, Meal, aces. &’,x‘i‘.'
LOUR of diffcrcrit bi':tiid.~'. Rock. llity and
Sack Salt, Corn Meal. Fine Foul. lloi-ii
constantly on hand at the Old
in qtiatntilics to suit piirt-.li:i~
.l(,l':'tE[’1I W. I.iL'i5}'.l-‘.l.l..
ti".7.I}
and Ottts-, kept
Mill, and for sale
acre -by
Norwalk, June 5th. 1854.
LOST. -
0
cut Hotel, Twutty-t/irco Dollars in loose liiliz»-.
Thc,fi_u,tIeI,°' will be liberally l't:\\'tl.l‘ti‘.‘(i l-y iL‘il\'
lug flame at this Oliice. ' i'.i:.‘-
Emlast
.. =.-Lrmin
.l:t_tivc"d’nt
§ii.i,"t.esl 'S_tory_p_u_L-._1ishc(l =..- villi a lli ..
gdale by ‘..'-‘¢l1't‘JIlIlt_}:_,T,'Il0|!l‘.1S. iii.-t rt’:-
lx‘.\*.\._':*i*'~'.
_i1ige11’s
Sr.“'J_o_hn-st. M. .' Brewer ,
‘slip. ; Fair Haven. :'f‘£ C. Yfouiigs; Wes *5
“vi'lic,"I‘. B. UIIIll:§Il_t'.':,(, ;, Hpinden to bésiii
Zion's Hill and Bald -niii. 1ti§_'eoiiii.i~g’;_’?’;;“ .
Gjgorgetowii, to be sitpplied; -Bidgefield“
-F.'“'.’Sf’YlI'tI'I; Betliel and ‘Long Ridge,
«G,‘;_SlillllIIIl; Dsnbu_r.y. E. E. Gristuildgf;
Redding, E. S. Hubbard; Easton, J. O.
Wortli; Stepney 'aiitl"T.rit,nlli',ull, S. “J.-“
Stcbbins, C. Sillinian,snp.;'- Newtown.
East Village, and Pleas,anl_.'Va'le,-l _
Lovejoy; Birmingbirn‘, G. ’=’I“d,ElcIIl'C; *3
Ansonia, J. Peg,-,2, Jr.; ,Sey,rno‘ii‘r,
Rrlfiolds ; Sotitlilitiry: T." sl'lII'0ftI;¢-$111’; ,_
M- i."n.'e
‘M895.-10:03-“r ii E-piiiilf
' ,‘§'pp}'{l'ife'd‘f';;‘
i
{cf-it :-“L?
/
'§§.e..l.7I.ti'.I'7:e3'§"S,'ls'f¢2”' -W
‘.‘
rates. or stag; ,..,r‘.6'i.,l_“,fi.-.ll§‘i=‘yl isesiy inhabit-" ,shc-ttrriri-disisia I,l'lII'I'IE‘,"8'i.WlIJt::Jt;"'l'It‘t.'; .°!*"""'*'
In In the ..U!'.“.r.§‘ s‘,§'.¢_'.'I|_| isso, crass re-f - ic ‘siillfllbb.“‘
ceived relief‘, or about one In‘ every dill inbab-' on s’¢nifs'_.iii‘d"
itants. i " -t ., ‘ =
" . _ , ,i1D‘a.’-‘=
. .: ,“_,_H-, I(_ if -1.3;-.1--.é,i_-u_;:. ‘
- ‘Q 35.‘;-4/ur.. data 3:
George-st. w. G. Hoyt’-,,_A. s.TlT!ii'i, su-pg
peiiple are-in 'thc*S'priiig and Sir
e'_5ke £2‘
..K,n'tipp, and by .tgent.--M 5”"
ton and '1‘. U.."V0l'(ln-
,0
con.-n23-
..' "/ '_I . I
HE Aiiuual Mt-cling of the Stoc.;li..i.ic,-_,. up
‘ilfluustl in .\_'oi-walk, 0.1 Tlltfstlily the 12th -"ind,
_l'or,_thc choice of l)ii-ectot's-l'oi- the ye-,\l'._s1i,'s":”lr-' ~
poll..oit-.:n~troiii.i1 o'clock. A. .‘ii. i.. lg.-.=...i....';?' ‘
LL deposit
‘ ‘ ac ~-
--malitii.-will cotnrncncc tlrtwiii... ,,,t,.»,,.st
°|I.|.lt.¢.~.l.‘*t:sl-it»
¥gn Beer
‘ "._a,l,‘="unri\:-.tllct'l- Piano i"(‘l".t"
_ ‘and=;Youtli’s' Song ‘IJo«.il;. till.‘
I‘ sale‘*.i§:’t3.'SELLECK’S. The :liIt‘;\‘l'
'nted‘in tIIt§~'iIcy\t{:Noltttitrl:. \\ hicli
__ j0f*,flie_'<l:éSt ticriiiziii
."« til m:-i1y~‘Mcntbci';s of tit-
' r‘ .
to
died‘ Milford, M.',N.,.Olins'l_e,ad ; Strait -«sic s'».:.-:3-.-.t.y‘.-‘
. I , _ _ .
(_o'r',d.‘G.’ C‘ C_rée t5y"';"- Nit':li0l"s 1"¢lI'.'.'c ,. ,,,H.,; .,. '
I’. Chainberlarn: 9r-=:s_;-.««;_;i>:> . . tr, fl: ,s.vy-v.».- "-
."‘.'t7.-.~i- xitisil iii‘ - 3" ' ' it.-.:\ 3:77.. iii
l ‘ '
; L" ' " -" "..-r(r*.'i~t.'~ ~ ‘-1.; "7 ‘ ‘A. 5" '3 3‘ v
Clvii-tn. I l"""""“"‘;“I"'r":"":"‘-;~"-"-‘- a'!.;€iJ:"} .;:'.:£.uc‘(-..
. .‘ .. ~ it . ,.4. .i . - ' < ~- - .... .,. ... , r‘ _
, - ~ , . ,v,ltll.. '.r:.:J. nr-.'_o .\lEDlGI.\l-.‘.
3 - - . qr -1 .1 - . -“ ..
. ,, . --.-,5“... , ...iw.ii.i.ort_, ii,_,., ‘A 41,-],-_y;,,,y,, y,,,,t,_,,,,,_,,,._..
}‘=.t-, §l."t' L73:-iii; :.;.--Rent, G. S." I"-n|le_,|’__;,, AXGTJEWS Ct‘llll[.l0llll(I~I)0ckIitirii, .Cil.-s:i- .-
I ; A , l
=Ir._t|la._~Pric‘ki.y .-t.-ii, Wild—‘Ghcri'v. t --iz-t--- ;
.' t,Itl;'t‘-‘um.-;.;‘:t'na~*'1tiieiiiim4t.. ‘=1’-:. :
. e‘é.-;t2:...:riieie can" be .... bolt/3‘ n=«>«tt- l
cine for any ’one'wlio is troiihleil (ll. --L’=I='l." “'1 .'
mi-rjt with :
li..~.< vi"
gonlplniirtmiiiiindice, Wcal‘ - , _ ,
_P_P9JI¢e.Dysp'ep‘s_ia. llca'il'.:clii- -W1‘-l=_=“l 15"‘:
Ibdtiflf-idle-Blbodiitiitl Sltfll. ti.l/- l'”" <"“"""=~" i
D.-*"l.Il.9Y: Costivcttcss ati:tl-1’ilv.‘5.- ‘W5 (,«'““ll”"”“‘l 5
is the In.-st fhiiig.'iii the wot-hli =18 l‘.‘' “~ ““’”""
.8 §,§’s.s,sdr,n.,, _,, 0pe,3.“,i0”“;IlI'If_\,'lll,Q‘ the hit mi
Sr _, ismzlse. . _
I .‘;N ‘ yk; 1, W. E. Brssell. .‘~.llt
L 0 Wm 3 ' '-.t-~ Nctvliiik. l~I.
tli Niii'ti':ill:.
W. J. db
l
i
ii.;
,.
. re
In
' 1'1.
C6iT‘j""Jcnniii:-‘
lo: Atgelltsfll iii-i-gt pm t. -“ll-' 3- i
fN_ [)q,.,¢, 99 .i'riioii-.~l._. i‘."::~f(‘ll. ,
Ears};
_ _ , .' ..lr.\'i-:. i.‘\'.'il
' -IWDENJ-~1‘llc Pro;-'idcrit iiuil I'il't'l‘i. up..-
".3 iris day tlccliirt-ll ii lll\'l.tll‘il\l of no ,,
' ._n the Capital Stool: of fills ]’,;m};_
frtiirficld ‘County 7 L gl
J t.':L'i-: 5. l"§,',.i_
this Bank, will be holdcii at the l'i-.iiiltiii:--
‘.'.l’*f'. °'t,lt~.-, ,, 'l'- \\~'.t_liNnit, .ii-.. Gllrilitfl‘
. Savtiigs Society‘. ' ‘
‘ 7 '.\t)ltW.tI.l(, Jcxi-2 5, 18.3.4.
es niade during the pi-..,tc..t'
-:,é,.
9t?J.ttly.=..-185-t—. . ,,
, NEE-,,,J'l‘-, Segcfy ant] Trras.
,,..‘. 1
."I’_:_-";'..,C-,-.,.‘, ‘vi, -/..,._= “if-;, ~- A; :‘s ‘
:
plnined ; TFllIl,I('l‘lItllI‘(‘ i-fll::tli.<. and the lliilo.—opli_v i.-l 9‘
'N‘'SlIIIlI'.k-'y'.-1tlI iti_ét., bctiveeii the -"1,T't:’i'ifit.'ll'.‘i'_‘ .
of Mrs. Thaddeus Butts and tlic“(‘r-niii‘c.i.i- 9
,' ,1
l or btztlc ill
, zii:th.,v ii,-oi-c \\'lli(:__l| we have not room to men
1 >.»:i:itce it to say, all the New Books rcceivt
I
1 VFW 0 lim:
. i
e \
~.-.--gm’ _\. ':-‘l~Il.l
ll
...;
t-tit fut‘ .‘.liri'ot' ‘dllli/Pict'"1'—'
.I.._.._... ..-. .
'«i"’.{}i'3,f3‘Z"3, 7."§’;'z‘-.‘T;Zt of Gifts {C-E‘
"' 3 '7' .-:-:?';r3.i - _ ,
j 1- *1 :ii l't‘vl‘i t-. »
"‘ ' l 3 li.trl.
' '~t.l~L
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' l~-‘-- ‘-vi‘ of Ban 1.
PI’-<H:'. J. \\'U=il).‘tlA.\i lHPt'l"
\'i oulu. l'i-: pi c:l'til2j."ii.£‘<i; In 1}“. c;tj7_,.n3 of N, 2.,
wall; null tht- \\'oi-til -.-.l l.-.r5;i-. that for the p..,._
j.'.'l~'t: (>l't-ii:i't.l§ti ‘:-.ll to we he “«m,('1,_.,.f,,] “I ‘.
ll".'.l.loil tlflilt.‘ i; "i: \"i'oi~[il, this first and 01:3»
Iill|l_'_' of ill” liillfl cvur p1~...i”ce,j_ no“. on ex ,_
lliliflil zit llii- \‘i'orlil'.< lliill. Nos, 377,&-..,;,
in lItl'li'\'.I_\‘. and for lhi- piirpnsc of popu],'u-it .-
.\ii1ci'it::=.2i lll'f.Z illhl dl>'I) of thrivim, “.o,.1d_w ,:I".
l!i-ltll‘if.‘l.\' lo lll.'~‘1't.‘lll)\\'llt'tI " liookg of ’l‘ravi--.:-
;\il\7l'ililll'l'.~'. and .-‘tilt.-cilolc.s."" which should
l'-‘lul by lhc iiiillioii. .’\!~' wt-ll tistto St'(_-“re for
..
1i::.~:li'iil.t-tl .fonl'nlil t3:'.Iit.'(I “ The Whole W01-“ii: '
ll,‘ i:ll‘_t’_‘t.‘>l. (:ll‘l.:lii:tiitJll ol':iiiy literary or }, ».«';-
..v-;-.~= pat}-vi‘ L-xlriiit. hc will di.=ti~iliute “mom,-,_,,-,.
, il‘.'(.‘il2l.\('l'S of his One Ilollpr 'I‘icl;..g,, 306,5,-,,.
_.-.-:i_;'iiilit-.i.~i;t and Vailtiublc Gifts, am0,,,,fi,, . ,
liitr >;lllll l(;ii1l0l'$30ll,00ll. ‘ 1‘ "
LIST or arms,
rt-l‘. ll-.-.rl'.< ‘.‘t'liolc Wot-hi, worth an immri-~.=
l
l
5
in
K
iiurltztivr in any one. \"rlillCtl at 350 ,,;__y;)
l’i-1.1’. il- l‘.-w-1:-_«_v,:iiil Counli'ySctit.. with :
l:l7l -.ii:i- ‘ .l' l.-.-.ii«‘. in it high state of
cult?‘ ..v.ti the l.-iiiltlings on which
t:ti:~l r; .'.-.'-:2:-. "iiiiiitzi on Loni: 5 ,
lzlotiiitl uiitl t-piiiiiiiiiiiliiirr it '
(ft ill \'it:v: of Sin lllill,'.s‘lfl—(.‘\'f51-y(fi].,,c_
l§oi‘:._v:il;it:tl at -5 _,,,3
A, idlllll fol: llll) y-(_.-_u._‘. without in_ ‘ '
iciisl. or St C‘lll’;iy. 10 ,,,_,.
The Ct.=lclii'aitt_‘-tl llotlcl of the City of
F1.-.ei l’i':i:'a.i:isco_. now on Q-x]m,m0n'
'\';'.l:ii-tl .'it.. ' 8,,
l’i'ol'. ii'.ii'l.'< l"ai' i"2lllli(i l'1lIl(rama of '
Hy; ll_:il_'.' lrttlltl, 1;’,
.‘k 'i.t:z.‘llf ii.t‘>Zill:_I]1cc in Xe“. .
l - . . ' 17 ‘...
i., 2 -in?) \ oliiiiir-.< of Prof‘. lliu-t‘s Ex.
1- ..s-lav: 'i‘i';<.t'cl.-: iii the (lid and Xew
'~.‘.'-irltl int-1-~p<;i'sc-.1 with i't-iiirirtililc "
::tl\ --2.1:’ .-. ttllill>l[l_‘;' iiiitctloti-9, and '
ll.l' 'tl.-tits, t it-y;:iiitl_\'l)oitntl, '
\-.1: _ii'. t-ti;_-,'c.~:, lllcllldlllgil.p0l'l1':|jt
of l.i.‘t.' l‘.lliilfil' --,-5, -,,i
'I'v.'t_-iit_\'-ti\'t: buildiiig lot.<,c-iicli conlaiu- ,
ii‘i_L‘ l!l.l!U(l sqiitirc l'i:i_-t, in a be-.uitil'iil -
t illzi;_-jc in the siilliirlis of _\'c\v York ' ~
city. '.‘.t:ll viiluctl iit $5tllJ ...]; ',.j.;
:51) -:1:-guilt l.’.os-.-wooil1’ian0'sat$300 9 -,--:.i
7- " " “ - 500 2 :' P.‘
‘ill " .\i't-lotlcons I00 i‘ -Ni
fill fiolil \‘.'-.itciit-.~.‘. I00 -5:;
10” " 75 ,7 .. Ml
lllll 50 '5 iii
'."l,ll) '15 5 sud)
lllll B1':lCL‘ll.'l.:‘.. 15 I ’='it;'
l.0ll0 Iliiigs, ‘ 2 :_._~»-ii
'_-‘_lltll) -- -- 1 1 no
‘_‘ti<.).~'t.'Ls" Sil\‘t.'l‘lL‘tL-S1)00Il>'. 9 1 U0
.2!) " " l)(.‘:l~,'t.'l‘l-.'~[)l»l.*llS, 12 _: -..‘’f
..'i Taililc-.~pooti.~', 18 5,:
_ill_=.t-lit’) vols. llr.-. l‘-.11-tiiigioii's Carpet
fill}; of l~‘uii, ill 2;": cents ll -9’:
2-'.().litlil 1>iL'L"t?>3 of ill‘: most l'ashionable
iiiiisic, at Ct.‘liiS Cllcil ‘ ,.-Mi
‘.5.‘i,UUU t~1cg:ii;'. stct-l t'llgl‘1‘t\'iI.lg.~_',.l1l.2-T.)
cents catch 1.
8o.'u.'in liizt.-lyj t=.ii;_;r:'u~t:<l pocket maps of
the city of.\'-ctv York l-1,12
2$l_.lillIl poi-tc iiioiiiiziit-s, at 2'5 cents 7,’l'7‘.‘ 1'5
:5.;i‘.,<iliii(:li"ts $306 - iii.
A Vr.iZ_zm6Ze Gzflfor wary Ti'(.‘ké.
Each :31 litkct cii-ables the holder to fou.
iiiissiiiiis to the cxltibitiori, or to one years » -7’:-
scription to the lllusiratcil Family Library *-mi
C0llllll(.‘l‘Ci'-ll JoiiI.'ii:il. called the ‘ Whole W0. :-.'i '
and -.ti.~:o to one of the ?.l)t),(l00 Gifts, thus es.
riiig cvt-i'y pcrsoit invested in this stupenr
t.=iitci'pi'i'/.i: the full worth of his or her me ~
and at 1--.ii'c cliiiiici: to 1'L"d.liZe a. fortune bet .=t\.‘.
'l‘iclr~l. hii_vei':< will also receive, engraved 5:11
the tit-kt.-t, \\'ilt'l1])lll'(:llt\S(:(l, an elegant... --'~
mm or l’i-ol‘.=.-;-i.i- lliirt, and a correct and eliti-
ovate di-:t.tviiig oi’ his >.]JlL‘lltil(l country seat, ‘.1.-rs
of tin: _v_vii’l.<, to ‘t\’liit:il d. graiid free excur run
will ill.‘ g,?.\'cii.
\.‘i'lii-ii th-..- :ll)0.flt)0 tickets are sold, the p"u_?,*-
t-My will he ])i’tlCt.‘ti at the disposal ofa con.:i-in .-
tcc {'t]l]lllilllt‘(l by the ticket-liolders ofanyp -t=“=
\\'llt'l't'lll Llll! grezitest llllilllit.‘l' have been b0It'- :0
be ill.-li~iliiili-ii as shall be perfectly fair and : l—
i.-l':ictoi-v to all COIlCf'I'l1t‘(I iiiidjtidgiug from ‘:'.‘.‘:‘-
’ Edity with which tile tickets ‘J?’
l by all classes of people in-' =’n
it is i-eitsoti-able t'o_v' at:
so will soon termtt- »‘
-_.__
=15-
ng ‘
illt7I‘l,‘ll:~‘£i!j_" mp
l)t'illf_*‘ ptiicli;\.-<-:
pzirr of the couiilry.
cliitlc that tin: ciitt.-rpri
in t.lii- liztppi-..-st. ;~t_vlc.
.-\lI orilcrs by mail must. he addressed, ]"-1*
utiil. iiiniit-,\* itiicloscd. to Prof‘. J. Wood! «M-
:ll‘l. \'o:<. 3i'.\.‘ d: 2179 Broadway, W0t‘_ld'S
w ‘.'t’_n'l<. and the tickets will be prom].i;_~'
‘ l'(lE‘\‘-".l.‘.'l'it‘li to any part of the world.
ll':\il}'(l1‘tlQ1‘S:ll‘t‘ receivtd after the l.ic'r'-‘-rs
lll\\'-" all been sold. the enclosed money wil‘ ‘or
pt.'oiiipll_V l‘t‘ilil'llt‘ti to the persons Sending i’.
liwi-_v tit-lu.-I.-liolii«_-r will be duly notifier“. of
the tiiii.-_;-mi‘. iii:tiiii:i- of the distribution -of :i::-
;;;';l't.-. '.ll‘.'.'. till i:~.-.iy safely rely upon the honorable
l’i;li'.iiii:i-iii oi‘ l.l.-i.- iiiiiiei-tultiiig. \\'lien-theggitns
~.it‘.(l. li(l'rtlt‘l'.~ of tickets shall also be-
, pl
"cl-ll: for those tlesiroiis of segux-3'.-g
:t _vt-iii-‘:< :l.. i-iption to the uniqtie pictcr‘
ji.tii'i;:iit-iiilvtl “ '1'/ie H"/role H"orId,"' fort-L “.-
fill‘ iiioiicy i~iiiiiict1i-.ttcl_v, in order‘ to confines‘..-
tviilr the licgiiiiiing of the lirst volume.
J. ‘-.‘i'OOl).\[AN HART.
Proprietor and Editor.
AGE.\""l‘S.
1’ci'so:is (i(‘.\‘l1"lll}1 to bccoiiie ttgtints for
sale of l-it:l\'L'l!>', ly fO1‘\\‘ill'('rlllg post-paid,
.<h:t.ll be .-mit. -.i.gil't ticket and it prospet“-r .
’ coiititiiiiiig ttli llCCt.'S5‘&.l'y inl'o1'iiial'.i0n. , _
1i’I;‘.F'jz‘1€]-3.z\‘t.'];‘.S IN ./\"E W YORK.
L. E. I.'tiiki»l_v, z\li0‘t'tlL'}’ at Law, 49 Wall-5..
Capt. Iiil'.'_\’. St. .\'icli<.~l-.i;~: II0lt'i. - _
1*. .1. Vi CiiL‘I‘ & L‘o., Rial Estate Broilers, 5'-lb
l ' .l£i'o .. .ztg.'. -,
i .~\it_v ii;i“oi'iii:ii.Inii 1‘t'l:‘iii\'C to the glfl8_ ?'-"»s_,‘-
l he Lliilltilittl ll2i'_t-tigli lhc oilice U ‘- U-P41 -
i llltll. xtlat.-l'tr '.il.»o laluy he had 1 ‘~‘ V5 1‘ 7*
:~ .l(.ilt:'i ML‘ l‘t’ t_l't'2'.'.§t.‘ t'.L‘:‘i1'L'( .
1 L‘ .l l
" r-in r.n-_- of I'l'tg/'. “'
‘rm-.</’i:l and well
. . tilt 'oi’I: Bar:
A.~i‘ol: lI0t.‘>‘l'2, .\lal'cl1 1
1‘i::=i-:. il.ti:'i‘.-—l}t-iii‘ Sii'— Il1Cl0:5t:t' l "-=.n';-3=.'~
tl \\ i-it tcii .<l.:ll.Ullt:llt of my Cpl'li~'.‘i.:
c.\llibil-ing the ,\v:.-..:.-
on ofgifts in .C.0|'k£l‘f‘-'.'
trill perceive ...
:.l.\I i't:qiicstc<l.
l‘-.‘l'-.lil‘.'t' to your lliilll for
\.‘.’oi‘l;l. and the ili;~ti'ibuti
i on 1llll‘~'.‘\\'llil. by ‘.‘.’lii(ll_\'0ll
-.ii't-‘tic l'L‘J..\UllS lil'\'l't.‘lil stzitt-tl. tlicrc is t:I¢..."’_'-'
no iiili'i:igci.ii‘:it lllillil tiny existing h_tp'.._0r =3-_‘l’
one that l'-‘.2: coi:.~ii!it‘.-iuiiziily be passed‘. _
J um p_lc;t:<t~ii. to l-.-urzi tlizit your t:ntt:,r].lrl~e,._-.-
lll’cL‘Iiilj._',' \‘.'i':ll iitiEvci'.-ail p:iti'onagc, and ~
lht~i~-.-2‘-oi-c .<~.:m;; lt‘l‘ll!il‘i:lll! iii the most sittisft Asi-
rv lllililillfl" -c;~'pccl-frilly, 550-,
‘ L. 1-2. BULKELEY,
tinice 4!! Wall st., N.
" ' A” S't;ts'.T1':i§i" "1't?fO"1i5AN.
T"-{il:%‘. ,i.i.-ii;.- .- ‘it‘iil'-ill-"1 Stud will slant ‘-‘
.i_ :.lit.- Slitllit‘ oi" l'i'iii. W- '“1°l'P in Ea*"'i"
ll:.- 2 st i;.‘Iill. l.\'t.'t'PlEvE't1tIII'd§l_VS, wber
“-1” 3 Hi. my .~l:1i,.lt‘ oi‘ 1-‘_"".‘.\;1i'U.': 3ir='t‘.J
ill: " ‘~— Hi" ""‘}' "'2 '
~ ll ll '2' W‘ t
- “ I :2=' 7
2 l jt:-‘fl’-’
' lilti-
_ . ' coiiiity. tllltlvf
-‘ l:/." the coiiiiiiiiiiit-"
:~'i_‘.'ll' llllil spat‘
:‘{t.".\' E11511.
z
.34 3..
. =1-=9‘? c.utsTotr.
1.ii'iil,~_g,'cpoi‘t. .\l:i_i' 2£ltli. ~ '4 _
.i’i::o'E§2c:.‘ large 1ot'ofIo,o-:—.-.:;:..
till) .\;oi-iiii:,;; Slat-s of the New World I: 3%.
l‘. l':ll‘l{(‘l', Uncle Sam’s I-‘arm Fem:
ftlzliiic l.:i\‘.' >ltil'_\‘ by A. H. Milnc,- The (.-.i.,.
cont '5? oi Hollie by Ilishtip Kip, }1i]]5, Li #9.»,
ziiiii l~ Ul'L‘.~‘l. b'[l'( {Ll‘llS by S. If, Hammond,‘ ._.u»;_‘-.
~r
»
.-.3;
KNAPP’ -
Eliogs to Sell.
lfogs for sale, enquire of
~ GT-JO. O. STREE l
:oon its 1’z1.’1/."s.‘iu1 at
F
A
GEORGE o. STREE ‘
-.
"-‘I '5 1'-'01lI‘:'. of T‘I‘(.:.'5trl(' [I0/rffll (tf Ridgfl
"1 "’ 3‘! min’ _/in‘ the Di.vh_‘il'_t of Ifidgrj‘ ‘
D. 15154‘. ,
Esq. Jndgtt-'
u'r:_i/ o_/'./ling/, J1.
. i{it\v.\l:ii (_?ut't'u
4,5,; j‘ fie profits for thc ltlSl'.,Si.‘\ it~.oi'i'.ii.<. p;i_\- 9 -.’\.‘~E int ..l‘-ll ol‘:<. Y. St...lohn of New Olin .,
toche stock-holiler-s on fifllllllfltl. 1 ;j_....,.,,,,.,,. ,,g- ,_i,,. j,',~_.t win and 'l‘i,sfan -A.
cr0|'dU' T‘ “ "‘RNI"Rt 'h'°- l\7i\-‘llll.‘l 0' ‘ ' ' .‘~'-.-llc.-lt. iitll.‘ 0l"L(-\vi:1b0l0y '
I‘ - fill-i.-. .i.--mi.--..-.i. This com-y_d9th
'l‘ft’ that six iaioiiilis hcullowt-d fll?dl'_m_"e‘ '
A - or .~‘:till lfstate, to. c-xlnlnt l
.t filt‘ Ftlllit.‘ to the Exc'cllt0_|‘i I‘
tfililic police be gi\len0ftI,ll-S0:
‘-’lllJ_' in it tictvspupel‘ »publIfill91
ltl. by pustiiig acopy tho}.
purl. in said town of Rt‘
‘Ii l‘i-oiii Rccort1,:
llill.\.‘i[,«l{. SCOTT, Cler
...
R:eceived.7“
__!5Cl{.,r:'i lot of splendid 6* »
it-., "1‘}4t~'llt.' PilpL'IS,_0,FIflIn8nt . _
_ _ _Frn_tnes. Les
nil \\’ii-is l'0l‘::l‘tlli_n'il|11"10}Ve" making, &«
.tl.l 1'-'tllilll_\-' :1!
ill the p '
'l.
F3
Ililizli ,
t‘. l‘i'ili'
35
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For talc clicup.
Norwalk Chronicler