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A. H. BYING on’, J. B.ELLs, G. Bus.
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All Subscribers, by Cartier, Hail, Postfiidea-s,._and
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Those it-tug-o‘ “any Carriers D,istrict,if paid
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paidln iidvance, T $1.50
single copies 5 cents-in wrapper, 6 cents.
Aédvertising Bates.
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“ do two ' “do, 1 25
do three _do. ‘ 1 50
do one month, 1 75
do two months, 3 00
do three months, 4 00
do :i,_x months, 7 00
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‘f:{”‘§m eaayear, 40. 00
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charge,
Adverflscs occupy
to gas papa-‘free
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parts of in Spears, charged for as a whole.
Yearly idv_er‘iisers the prluilege of changing their
" ddverfisemeuts 0 per month. Advertisements
"changed oftener ah god as transient.
Transient a_dver_t&emeuu must be ueoompanied with the
chili to’ insure insertion.
Ieorly adveriisemuus payable ht of January and July.
Yearly a'rlverfiIiB‘re Nth-iehed to the business contempla-
ted at the tithe" of nonhaaet.
Cards, Resoluslforh, Funeral and all other Special Noti-
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337 These‘ terms will be inflexibly sdliued to, ‘Q
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Norwplk Hotel.
_D‘. STEi'%NSON, PROPRIITOR.
A_ first 01.8-3.8 Hotel, beautifully located at
-No‘:-walk, Cdnnectiout. and open for the re-
ception of ‘ guests at all times. In connection
with the Hotel is a large Liveny Stable, where‘
good Horses and Carriages can at all times be
pr oeured. tf5
South Norwalk Botel.
JAMES LUCAS, Pnorumron.
This House hasreeently been’ thoroughly
rebuilt and greatly enlarged and is now ready,
for the reception of guests. It is pleasantly lo-
cated, in immeflate film to the Depot of
the N-. Y. and RH. llr , and in this re-
spect for. permanent or transient boarders pos-
sesses advantages -over any at or Hotel in the
town. " A good Stable is kep in connection
with the Hotel. t '
I Connecticut Hotel.
sass sin: sin names, NOBWALK, cons.
- J. C. KELLY, I_’roprietor.
‘illfié -l.=l-9un 6'. l1ll.l.ir House. while
on ‘er jtmiauviiiuzgt dlgfameg Stevens. de-
c.ea‘s{ed,‘ls open the reception of transient
0l"p;el_‘l1,lallell'$ Boarders, rind .no expense or
p’mns'will;be spared to secure the comfort of 2
guests. .
Good Stabling for Horses, Qc. 15
Loo-KWOOD,
Fashionable Draper and Tailor
‘ --a n-d—
;cr::rLsi:—mr‘s rcnmsums nuronimi,
Io. -8 Skullldyis Block,-
hiain Street, Nor-walk, Colin.
-3: an.‘ 'OI.MS'I‘EAD,
wnotrsiw up anrun prison 1;;
. . ?;,.B.:1.f-_.S» 3‘.-‘».?.Fi‘..» I-‘I-El?» ii?-»
‘Nols 1_ HZ Main Street, Norwa_1l__;, Conn.
.3. 1-. 1-poo-1-2:.
aud counselor at Law,
OFFICE 0 VER _M'.d LL 012 1" S S TORE
L ‘Nergwalk. Conn.
’c.J.GRUMAN,
Dealer in‘Foreigu and Domestic.
mm -Goons. canrsrmgs
‘ (ia,7;.':'qge .'-"vdm97iings,‘C‘[at7zs, Cassi-
nie‘}é.s",~'Sat,snet-¢3‘,,‘ Vizifings, and Tail.-
-on Trimmings, by the Yard,
,. Piece or Package. ‘
suiiimxes, summres, JEANS,
' At the lowest possible prices.
NORVVALK, CON NJ
, 1‘. E.1\',|'-A9832
. ., - at H-2
Yfaonnsstu my Enrnn DE'A'LER IN
S T 0 VI‘: 8 ,
XANUFACTUBEK OF
' , ~41-‘I‘l'in-, She at Iron & copper Wares:
Has constantly on hand a large assort-
- ‘-men: qf general House-keeping
"Fu-rmture, at 80. Norwallc.
Conn.
3'23‘. Q.
-DIAJSR IK‘*
Hats, Caps,---Men's &. B0y’s
STRAW GOODS, &c.,
—.__—_—..
Ladies Furs, G-eats Gloves, Canes,
Upbrellas, dcc.,
it srsssne m.°<.=l-- ‘
‘-lzxsgéntastry.
nectar-3‘ ant. 61. noon,
Surgical & mechanical
D B ‘N T IS T S,
Ofiioe over the Store of Q. J,._C*.:runian,
Imvv‘.-‘LK;=l.i°==iN? "
A. Hint. ‘ ' " 0 ' Ou.‘iiii.Es Fircn.
OT‘8i'. ‘ELK. LOCK.W'OOD, &. G0.
.rIoawau(. oozes,
I KIA-..VUF«AO’|‘\§RERS OF
Sheet-iron &. Gunner Wares.
. N. J ",‘L*:§_n uiikzausjixl ‘' I‘ ,
stapes, -R(mg§°..t," Furnaces, Cutlery.
Britannia Paralcin and Wbaden
I l'W'm'e_, and Kitchen Furm'tm'e
«in general, Pumps, Sheet
Llui 4- Lead‘ Pipe,
A airoclsery. Glass
an¢i_Chz‘na
Ware.
..:—-
rerun iusnnaucn comriuv.
or Iartfbrd.
Incorporated in 1819. Clmrter Perpetual.
- -V .- - "
.I7zsu.re against loss and damage by Fire,
°7l Ter-msadapted. to tile /M2074, Wld
‘ousistenl "still! its .‘.“’*.~:"5. Oz
_ cprnpensafiilyn. "
j A » G30 R. cfownss.‘ Sole Agent.
1734. TF0!’ Norwalk and vicinity.
B00 T5 3‘ 3.3.033, ‘a large"
_____,_____
assortment, at
Qnxqrnso s.
‘ 535--iI'Ew' snupms.
Aiiiofi ii‘iIiVl‘f‘E,'
General Pension &‘Patent Agent
And Prosecutor of Claims before
the several Departments and
the Court ofC'_Za.ims.
'>Va.sli_ington., D. C.
:3. 3. BOOTH.
°° Attorney & Counsellor at Law
6] WALL .S’1‘REE'l‘,
NEW YORK.
Wholesale
P.APER_*DE-ALERS,
MARSHALL BROTHERS,
58 Ceu»rfla.72dt Sereet, N.‘ 17.,
(Between Washington and Greenwich-sts.)
Roar-zar T. MARSIIALL.
1y‘24 Bl-‘.NJ. L. MARSAALL.
Ordersand consignnic-uts respectfully so-
licitedi.
J. N. LOCKWOOD--& C-0.,
(Successors to J. P. HANronD,) .
KEEP constantly on hand a large and va-
ried assoriment of LADIES’, GE.\"i"s sxn
CuILmu-:.\"s
‘Gaiters, Boots, Shoes. &c.,
all made under our own personalsupervision,
of the best material and in the very best man-
ner. Our assortment 0| LAIDIES’ Gurans,
undoubtedly comprises,..both in extent and
quality,-a finer assortment than can be found
at any similar establishment in’ the County;
In Gsx'r"s Boors, Gsrrizizs, SHOES, &c., we have
a larger and better assortment, we are confi-
dent, than was everbeforeofiered in Norwalk.
We -also are prepared to manufacture to meas-
ure, any article in our line, promplu, at the
shortest notice. "
MISsES’_ AND CnILmua:N’s Saons, Russians,
&c., in endless variety.
~ SLIPPPERS for Gents’ wear.
_« REPAIRING in all its branches, done neat-
ly, quickly and cheaply.
N'orvvalk Machine shop.
HE subscriber having taken the shop here-
_t0forc occupied by Dimon Finch, and fit-
ted it up with special reference to a General
would respectfully solicit the orders of all
who may require his services in Repairing
broken or defective Machinery of any des-
cription. He has Lathes,a Planer-,»et'c., foi-
all work appertaining to hisjbusiness, and
from his many years experience in Manufac-
turing, and his familiarity with all kinds of
Manufaclu.r¢r’s M.?l.0hi!lery,l1e feels confident
that his can execute all orders in a substan-
tial and workiiianlike manner.
much experience hnthe. manufacture of For’
Much_inery§u,il(lip_g- of Blowers, _&c,,he is
enabled to give particular attention the‘;-eta,
A. C. ARNOLD. '
N ew Slilllas. 1-
, __N‘ew Goods 8i. low prices
HARLES FIELDS has now onhand as
large and varied an assortment of'Gen-
tlemeu and Ladies’. Gaiters, Boots. and
Slippers, as has. ever "been . presented. to the
publicin this market. The styles are new;
the material is of thciinest ‘texture and
most-durable quality. He has some very
elegant, plain and. fancy colored, Laaiég
Gaiters; olso,_Geut-s Patent Leather Boots
Boys and Misses Shoes, kill of which win be‘
lell"l.o or-l.l slid evasive sl.:<.>*..-‘ls for them-.
Sm_?5_ .. _. . . “,1
Great Dargains in
I.|TJ'DIEE‘E.,
AT sourn NORWALK, BY A
'l'.'.E..0.MAS 1.. ends. '
UST1RECEIVED,=_100,000 ft. Spruce Tim-
A her, all sizes; 150,000 Spruce Laths,200,—
900 ft. Boards, 190,000 ft. 1 1-4,1 1-2, and 2‘
inch Plank, 30,000 ft. Siding, 25,000 ft. Spruce
Boards,25,000 ft. Spruce Plank, 50 Qaolft.
Hemlock Boards. 59.009 us. as iaoaila-.i;~aon
Bunches Shi’nIg‘les. " "" ‘- “ .
' " ' ‘ ‘ "' THOS.L.PECK.
South Norwalk, May 16, 1857.
Norwalk Iron foundry.
VERY descriptiono icisrmo done at the
shortest notice and in the best manner,
as cheap as can be obtained at any other es-
tablishment in the State. Galvanized Chains,
Chain l’umps,Iron Fence,I{cst;s,l':;-:,iI;ings‘,‘d‘R;
furnished ‘go curler: "1‘?ii‘tti3i‘li1s executed at
short ‘notice and upon reasonable terms.
lyl ALEXANDER AUSTIN.
LUMBER ! LUMBER ! .
ILL dc HUBBELL have. recently com
menced the Lumber Business at the old
stand latelyeoccupied by Mr. CharlesThomas,
and iutendto keep on sale ‘ ' '
Timber, Lath and Lime,
together with every variety ofLumliér'§old in
this markup. We shall"b"e‘happy to accommo-
date ciisfomerswith any thing in our line at
M.
liberal prices. ,
I5 J,G.HUBBELL,
Cheaper than Ever
A! the South J\"orwaIlc
GROCERY ' STORE.
HE Subscriberhasou hand by far thelar.
‘gas: and best selection of F;-,_n_;i1 G;-ope.
vies and Prsvisi;sns,to“h‘-2"1'oxrxd1~ -n So'u‘tli
N‘oi'wba'lk,w‘liibli‘ lie ‘ offers ‘to his ‘customers
and the‘public,at greatly reduced prices.
His facilities are such that he will be cons-
ttffitly receiving new and fresh supplies of
goods,as the wants ofhis Customers may
require, which will always be of the best
quality and sold at the very lowest possible
price,» and he would respectfully soligitaa
examinationund trialci the same. “’ ‘ l
‘- V ‘-l GE_O:W.'S_MITII.
1 % New Carriage Shop.
' ‘ Irv‘-':zvo1i WALK .r
THE Undersigned having opened a Carriage
Shopon Camp street, is prepared to re
ccive orders for all kinds of Czir1_'_iag.es, 'Wa'g
ons, Sleiglis,dcc. He is a_‘~,so‘pi‘ep:ire'd to‘ do
all kinds oi re ‘airing a‘nd ré-pn'in'ting‘, &'c. ' ‘
All (ii-d_é'rs'l ft zitlthe Harness establishment
or s,tép,he‘n Susan,-‘viii be mnctshiiy htten-‘
d'éd“to.‘ ‘Work warranted good." atreasonable
prices , and dime when promised I
JOHN SHEPHERD,
Noi'walk,Jan. 4th, 1858.
' NEW WOOD YARD,
Onvcainp Street,
iIick0§‘!:‘3_
. o
yrl
iimii-r.n, 6:.
Chestnut Wood.
THE undersigned will be nappy to receive
orders for, and supply the public wiihthe
above kinds of Wood, in any quantity and of
the best quality, at the lowest market price,
torCASH. 1 JAMES FINNEY, Agent.
Salt! Salt! '-
100
SACKS ofprimemverpoolsalt ,jus
receif{c_',l_ and forsale ;‘a‘lso,
Sugars.
Cheaperthan ever, by A. MOREHOUSE.
Gas I'itting
- '_ QNE as usual, and _Fi;_itures always on
‘hand, at
G. d: E. K. L9c1§woo_n_’s_ Qo’a.
A fine article of
Jlfachine Jobbing and Repairing Busz'7iess,- ' »
Having‘ had. ‘
.atlei..tion to business, to.mer_it a continuance
~;of their support. '
the work'maush‘ip'nca_.t and beautiful‘; while - .
I tended to on the shortestnotice, and most
and Shoes, with an endless a's_sort'me'nt of -
sold very low fof'ca'sh. Thepnblic areinvgf. ‘
1- tf35
«gr
. _, :-3 ... ..
‘,3 I‘,-..
Paper
One Door North of Gazette Building.
The subscriberwould give notice -that ‘he
keeps constantly on hand, a_ very large assort-
ment of
W'all and Ceiling ‘Paper,
Including_.0ak and Marbled Paper, for Halls,
Ofilces, Dining Rooms, etc., which 'will'b’o put:
on at short ‘notio‘e,a'nd the best possible.1nau-
now p _
Cheap as the Cheapest. _ Also
‘P’ ‘A__ I ‘N T I NWG _ ,.
.In all its branches, carried go as heretofore.
GEORGE MA RVIN.
Norwalk, A{_ril_3d, 1858." ‘ 14
New ‘Dress smoking 0; _
21 3114;: 1. 1-31! fll=D;.fl':il.'.
. ‘ I$S_‘CHARLOTTE DBNTON,'hdving
- p‘ - removed froinher formeri rooms, over
Knapp & Lynes’ store, to the. r:,e,si(‘i_e_1ic‘a_0i_'
her. father, on the Westport-road, (first house
west of llsauc Church’s.) would ‘give notice
that she "will attend to all orders for Ladies
, Dress and Cloak Dlakmg.
From her experience in the busines_s,,slie , is
‘confident that she can give entire satisfaction
to all who may entrust her with their work.
Norwalk, April 2021:, 1858.. . ms
. . : _
Horse and 0x shoeing.
THE subscriber havin takeng thefolditand.
formerly occupied by Wa,te_r_bui-y; and
Duncan, in the rear of the old Bakery,_fo o.t,of
Mill Hill, devotes his entire attention to the
carefll and ji'1‘dicio,us shoeing of, Horse and
oxen, for which he has unequalled’ facilities.
From his many years experience, . devoting.
-himself exclusively to this branch of business,
he is confident he can give entire satisfaction
to all who may favorhim with the-'ir‘ patron-
age. Particular attention paid to -shoeing
Horses with tender ouddiscased feet.‘
JAMES D. SHEA.
Norwalk,April 27th, 1858. A .. tfl3 ‘
Dress Goods.
A fine assortment, at
repa,i_-ed I()mfl<l.1'll_llIl_Papel' Hangings as
c. J. GRUi\iAN’S.
Vflifubbell-‘ &, 00.,
“L ‘Would respectfully invite‘ --
theattention of the p'ublic’ge_ner‘hlly
to their large assortment of Groceries.=Pi'o-
visions, Te'as,Sugars,.sc. Also Flourof the
best brands,etc;_.'etc. ' ” ‘ ‘ ‘
_.;,-.9oiine:c'_ticut
,sad_dle_,_ ,,,Ha_ij'i_iess, and Trunk
1‘! -A. O '1'!) 3!,
:East ‘si_de.theB_1-idge, under COWIL. Hbtel.
TEPHEN SWANN, successor to _Fannn-p
nick Barnum’, returns his _sinc ere thanks
to th_einhahitantsoi'Norwalk an neighbor-
hood,and his patrons in particular, 1' 1 his‘
‘very liberal—patronage bestowed upon him
during the past year, and hopes by strict
Every description of articles connected
with the trade, kept constantly on hand‘, of
N. B.--.-Jobbing neatli‘ "and. promptly at"-
reasonable terms; A
N or‘wal'k_,_ April 1._3t-h, 1857.
'~1\'lsw—€o.s1. ford.
HE siibaoribers have established a NEW
Coir. Yuan at Norwalk, on the east side
o ‘the Bridge, on Smith’s'Dock belowthe Pot-_
teny, wh‘e1'-elthey intend to_ keep .c_on__s_tant_l_y on‘
huud and are now delivering a very superiors
article of Goal, of the different sizes'requ_ired
for family use, such. as «for the fur.nac.e,_parlor
and kitchen stoves. Our stock _isal_lfresh‘and
pains have been taken to secure the best kinds
known in the market, such as Spring Mount-
ain Lehigh, and the Locust Mountain ‘White-
Ash; acknowledged by good jnd‘ges§:_) have
no superior. We have also tl;,e'Pittsto,n vari-
ety, 93,1 of w3;}ie‘lp‘kl‘i'idIi we will sell at fair re-
nuiuerati’ug prices. A share of the public
patronage is respectfully solicited . '
We also keep the above varieties at our
Yard in Winnipaul: .
.N'orwa_lli Emporium.
PROVISIONS, 1+‘
RV
iiiijirs.
clams, Oysters,‘ -dc.» '
befound at the well known establishment of
MEEKER. db OLMSTE-AD.
_. fl‘ Goods of the above _ description re-
ceived d_ail;i/, and for sale at -_wh_o,le_sa,l,r_-. and
retail on the most favo_i;g,ble terms.
Hardware‘ and Cutlery.
Mec/zanic's Tools, Farming. Utensils
Gzms, Pistols, Iron and Steel,
I/Vimlow Glass, Paints
and 0213.
THE Subscriber has 1_x;>'.viusiore.aadia
constantlyreceiviiig direct from the man
ui‘actui‘ei"s‘,3’a large supply of Foreign and
Domestic Goods,under the above de:iom‘ino.-
tions,whicb makes his assortment ofarticles
suited to this market, equal to anyin the
-state, and which will be sold either whole-
sale or retail,on as favorable termsas can
be purchased in New York. For list of ar-
ticlesand 1,;-ices,purch=,isersar-e requested
tocalland exwtziin é‘f~oi' themselves.
' " A‘ WM. 0. STREET.»
'l-'E0nlAS.-3I1E'2,-
Merchant Tailor and Igfapgt,‘
A No. 3_._Phmnix Block, N'd|'\v|n;lk, Qomy, .
HE subscriber wopld respectfully announce
, that hfving clc‘aife‘d_' out‘ all 'iiis‘ olazgtogk
at his aii‘§tion' sale's‘,h'e 'h'as‘now oii’li'Eind.a
fi-esli selectedstock of s’easo'ilab'l_e 'C1m.h‘_§, Gag,
simei-es, Vestings, &c‘,, which ‘lie is "papa;-ed
to make up‘ in the liest and most fans ionable
styles." A complete assortment of Mons and
Boys’ CLOTHING REJDY MJDE.
Grateful for long and continued favors, I
shall endeavor, with renewed exertion, ‘to
merit their continuance.
AI.3Ii__1_\_'!.‘ Bfliiilj. .
_A_4Zg;9ehant- Tailor.’
(Adjoining Stage of Knapp it Lyrics, Main st.-).
THE Public are respectfully invited to call
and examineihe large and varied assort-
ment of -
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
French Clotlrs, Cassimeres a.-nd I’e.m'.7i_.gs,
Also, a general assortment of gentlemen’s
NORWALK, CONN,,
and Caps, Umbrellas, Shirts. ‘Collars, Cra-
vats, Handkerchiefs, Suspendcgs, duo.’ .
by the
Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestings
yard or ,.me:o;‘aaa out tree of charge.
Particular attention paid to Children’s Gar
ments. . '
Iiife Insurance.‘
1.32. DYIN'_G'1'0,{i;',
(At the Gazette_OQce,)
Aosno ron run
nor’. Havingreceived his.Spring._S.tock.Ji.e.iIf .
. so inss_u.~:s
the very best material and workmanship, and -
at the lowest prices. ‘ ' -
G. H. 85 J. c. RANDLE. I _»
g’ _ture 'pei"fections'- in their mates‘by-ii ;h_ap-
‘ —p'y”- iprocessf of = theirl‘ima‘ginations,, fiend
Vegetables, Fish - of All pliiuds, ‘-
' _' "beans, and, with herhair friz’zled‘,-and her
As good as themarket affords, constantlytd "
- begins, to see that manisa very -prosaic
'idid, tliax 'sli<.in.l.-.1; double there assiduous
. work of reconciliation:before’iyou are in
furnishing goods, consisting in port of Hats .
‘ yokchfellowflznd that there is.uo:,-way of
- setting
' " " I 'I.’_r-cm‘fke:l5'dI.iie'gTe:¢'I1"9xl:k
sons of. the Ssfaias lltashine.‘
‘ in: arms .l°-.=.s9.1==§'-
Pin the Iron ,1V’_v,_0,dl9.-,3; 911999 l_ , _
fi’ro1_1_ght.of,:te,rner stuff thanclsy ;.
And unlikeuthedrudgeshuman, '
.I.v'.exe.r; ve..a.=1:.==lsht not slur :
4N'e‘ve‘f"‘lh3d_tiih'[":tji:’nr‘d£1Sf”Ibi3'row,
' ' '_ Never’ ‘u‘io‘u'riif~ii£‘fii’¢niii heme.
News oasis; rants sxéiraw,
’ Never-1§eg'iziu§'wo§rk to-ab. .
‘ro+gii}_ blinks so‘ aif.‘sm’r 1 ‘
Her-rlly I'glid__e'dloiig,*_ ‘
’. rte »'iI'o'-_thi'iiI’!ehI,‘{s'or'(lld Prnuter,
': nus ='e'e'ik'I'/to ao.-fine‘. tvirdug ; .
Ne-utorfifiisrntopfléé 33.9..
_. Nszl.-.-4-lliss-.~r°rd-,1. ,-Ire-d—'
I've no,_chflilI,_'en
‘ With_uncé_h}n “?or"bi-cad.
Tin of hardy ‘ rm and feature,
For endurance framed ariglit ;
Pin not pale _lIlI-il‘l"0l.'.f'..lIllO,’s‘_¢l'O&tlll'¢,
Doom-‘d lit‘e5s‘b1ttle'li’e_ij_6“r<> fight 2
inner. ‘a? rosgvof ouossroihossu re,
. 'And:noJun’der-'curr,onts1iow,' . _ _
To -lmrvx the .*.h.=j°!>. 9!" jP1.‘.““l'° .
Which the p0,0'l'_ eoseldoin know.
in the him I hold my. station, - A
With.tl_ie .wfealt_hy once of earth,
Whp _e6i§imo_i__id_ me totheination
. _F.o_r econoiny_ v_ro‘rth', _
While unpaid e_fei'ne_le labor, -
“ rn_' o.e_‘otii¢jeiia‘;o'bor~,iono,
slixilelbf friend oi-"neighber'
Nevér for s stereos: sh‘ohe.. ~ *-
hiy creationis a blésiing
‘ }ro‘¢1i'6“i:fdigen3 seéhred, .
nooishnrgf the-oéroiiaiitroqiing
Wh-icliso rainy hive‘-endured -.
mos are hinsvzs superhuman, .
R35! 31!. 983,‘ and nerves of. .|t'oel—
_l’ni the Iron Ne‘e_§lla-_lYqman‘
: Born and pogio‘r.o1.'
¢?—:-
RSV.’ §9n5..bY-:
_ci_nnItl, wao_g'om‘nnni_oai _hy4)irs__._Jane ;;l'te_nwic_k‘_ ‘lot
New._Y’p,i-k,:,to _vr;li_rimJit.‘v;_ip i_i/dd_r‘ese,c(d_,'when she ' wot a
‘_‘_beu_n_io mtcli _lassie,’f.a_nd_ "a f jmo of'th'e' ' Scotch
him’-d.‘ “rt on ..s_e2..;;.a;;...‘,;.a.jsi:‘.r.§a n‘ij.=s9eii:"f=.; --
1Ii§‘rl!li!,:i)h‘tfEoil‘l‘ll!' as ’i‘g?fi:"_r_;im's'u' i-_I.vi-on of:
' ’ " ‘Locnuih'I':l,' jcortiun. 3
When first I saw _niy”.'I’e_ai_iie'~s_face,
‘ Iléould n(it7thlnk'1'vhlt_‘aile'd me :
My'h’gIt:1':'t'vven't fluttering pit-8-pat,
. " Hy een.had5iiéiirly failed inc. .
shah aye so neat,-.a"nd.trim_.and tight, ,.
All trace does ‘round ho_r_hqv_ur ;
‘Ae"lo9k _dep_i-i,ved_1n‘e o’, my heart,
And I became-her lover.
Sl_ie’s_eye, nyeriae blythrand gay,
She’s ‘aye see blythe and cheer; ;
She’s ayeshe bonny,_,blyt,he':a'nd gay, _
O, ginll werelherldehriel 1’ ’ ‘
Hadl moan.’ whole estate,
. 9i-. l.l9i>.t.9w_?!.=9r.l<l.° *9. #3090 in.
9&4 Wv-.=.lil=.-.l.=°a-o-*r.c.r°v.rn In? M0
Pi.-sfler we sslvlné la.’
Pd iofj tnfofxo ii" ot'Je$n’iozi feet, _
Could 1 t,h;_‘1i_o;;e’tii 'x_i;ov"o nor ; ~
» 'And-pijoudei‘ can ofiosght,
"Tho"! coii'never.h'uvo her ;
Butgang he east, or ‘gang she west, _ ‘
. _ ’lfwixt_i\'i_th_and .-'i‘:w§e,d all over,
‘ While xnenihave eyes, or ears, or taste,
* Shefll always and ,2; lover.
-§lle’9..I:e_._ &.F,°_‘=P9 lvlsthe. «kc-
-
_.'1‘he folloiviilg éitract‘ is from the dast-
.l9t.t.e.r of “Timothy .Titcomb’s,” in‘ the
‘=Sprin_gfield Republican ; _5
.-I suppose there is--a modicum» of . to-='
'man'ce -inmost .natu‘res,~ and -‘if it —-gather,
about any event, ‘it’ =is3. that lot‘ 31-.
riage.-7 Most‘ people marry ideals. =3. 31$...
is? more or-' less ,6'f‘ fictitious; =~ and-fallaeious.
glory --resting lljponthe-head or everyabride,
' _vhi.ch,- th‘e= inchoate husband’-sees:i»and‘,be-,
lieve in. -Both» men-and iwoinen mani'1fac-
tlieu_-marry-thein.- This‘, of3course',r'v'rears
‘aw‘ay:—- By the» time: the”:husba‘nd 1 has
seen -his -— wife 5 eat.-heartily. of ‘ pork.’ and
oldest dress on,?full of. the enteriprifie of’
overhauling vthingis,’ he -sees. flint: she’
belongs to the-same race with himself.’-
And she, when her husband~ gets up cross
in the morning, and undertakes-.«to?shave
;himself with cold wa't'erTand.a.' ‘dull razor‘
while‘ his suspenders dangle at = his:lieel's,
zuniinal. -In other words, thatch ‘such .a
thing asaa honeymoon, of longer-,;or.sho"pt.
er duration ; =I.m£l~While the‘ -moonshine
lasts,_'tlie-radiance of the seventh heaven
caxinot compare with it. Itiis-aivery de-
licious little. delirium—.-agfehrile‘ mllntal
.disease—-which, like measles, never comes
«again. , . . , , "
‘ When the honey moon passes away, set-
ting behind dull —mounteins, oi} dipping si-
lently into the storguy sea of life, the try-
lllg ll9lll'.efmarrieq1 life has come-. Be-
tween. the -parties, . there are no more illu-
sions. The feverish desire of 'pos,s’r,-'.=:sion
has gone—vanished into gratificatiope
abeglns-'9lT 81.19? .. ll¢8,l.'.l.. the business of
§adants‘tl9l2.- v t‘. they find th.at«they- do
znot like 909. anathema they thought they
iattbntions to one another, and be:jea_,lous
jof everyetliiug which tends in-the slightest
‘degree to separate :ihem.' -Life» is too
precious to be thrown away ‘in secret re-
grets, or ope_nriditi'ereuces. And-‘now, I
say to any married" pair, from. whom:tl_ie
romance oflifo has lied, andwho are dis-
contented in the slightest degree with
their condition -and . relations,‘begin this
‘day older. Renew the. attentions of eai-I-.,
her daysn Draw ‘your’ hearts roloser,.‘m.,
__S9fll°l’. ‘Till! the -thing ' all over.‘ Ac-
knowledge. your faults to oneunother and
determine-ztliatrhenceforth'you iii)" :31]
in all to. each a other ..;. aha word .:f,,‘,._‘.;‘t
you.slJall find in y0l1l_"I'elation;_th9 's',',.‘e",,’_
estgoy earth has for you, .Th5,e' is no
gthef Wayifor you to do. . ’If..'yo,; 5,-we lab,
appy at home you must be. -unhappy
abroad ; the man or woman who has" set.
tlled ‘down ‘Pan; the._conviction -that he gr
s e. is attachedfor. life to an unqougenial
9303139. 1188. lost life:;-. there is no:eli'or,t too
costly to be made. which. can restore to its
_ upon. their bosoms the ~>missin'g..
pearl. . . .. 5 . . j
_ pg--.<.s-anon;-ms...job.-gs. ,-new
As-gtanuna,rdnrides1_.Z’3. ‘ rs.tinm__a;i-
MPEHANEE LIFE msunmct comrim.
lli|ViEii'tCAN T_E _
L " ‘ ' ' o£Hartford,Conu._
- ed -.lZ;Incle.'Ehen;i_fi.‘he.did llOli’,'~W_i8]1; mezto‘
“Wes Mm-:p.€e _‘.cak'e,»_bsker,-f and-.-would
.make:seme;for: :him,. if; -hfi.,de3i_r_o_d; ‘
; rii¢id—.heg_1ied-ordered everything strain ...h
eonfectiouerfl ; ;I ‘lIllght:«t£ll,::IIllll":’M_h9.|'0;
»'.i--;7I‘_dwa1rd’séniglit,:thei‘e;wIi8-ha] ,
‘ eoieu«Jnu_lu“.the:i;_
plfiyifolkd 3 l
-elejintly drepdngentl
.7 ,»'eppe'uan<;e'in.~the.hall,.-ndvlz
" : first, that it was-soine_._of the-5
- of delicate disheaof which: Ldid-.-not
'lin"gI in-'criti'ca"l attitudes :s‘u'rveyiiig'.it.- -
--6!*=Bnt;»nr¢1e,-.-it is;neouy.‘getting?dork3>nt
The followingsopg, mo :31: the ’BnlfD! festival at f.‘.in- V. I‘
’ ~' a'wgo.‘dowu.and.~..refres,b;burselves.. ,.You
’ Ielfa‘ afterwards. Not a ‘guest-will we
'-‘ahullsbe, ready for bed by that .;ti_m_e_. 1...
- .—,..s¢. 1‘here’s, only one sin _more deadly
= gdb. IIilie.pleases.. They call me__—v.nlgar,
' I "3019; an; fog’: ‘hand; =ri.d,i,¢‘.1l.°h'p
" I.au'i._rer.y rich,2litt]e cite, sq
‘V fllllmb. ind make .hi.m:ke.0P 1.l.lS‘,p1aoe.”
. littlezdaisy. Now, ifyou have finished‘
. imnstjbe tired with the excitementa'»of1 the
day, and I donut v.raut,yo_n_ to look ‘
- douaaonyourgtoilet-table... You d'ou’t,r_e-
and all excitement’ hu_s=r¢¢ed¢d_.§- Then .
' more magnificent, and -
= .. .
. wet '
3? .‘l‘B.E Amaos or “ was TALLOW
1.
rinir;v.”
C’ anlinued.
- hen wje got-back’ to; the house, 133]}.
36° someflfi-38‘ be‘ “SQIHI.-l :15 itfiki
:-. H
3fll°1fl°-"'§ts wonldsiook best I-henothey
' fi7anld:come;;‘:bnt:he-could not‘. think .of -
, 3ny1hiiig.eli.e._-I*c.ou'ld;do..‘ ‘ V v
r.‘ dozen
fcoméiuiiexpecmdly;-darly .; .~.but.they. tum-
-‘ed but to be..waite‘r‘s ‘supplied byothe con-
:feotioiier.; .~Abo'u't: .an.. hour. afterwards
uncle called me-to.-look at.the table whicli
_-'hgd'.vbeenZ set intthe -dining-roo‘in.~.by_ these
’ess_istants. I "wish you...could have -seen
bwnqtliough, . Igguess. .: There wasfiplenty
know the'n'a'me,- rand beautiful ornamental
» - devices. Thevtableglittered. with. silver '
‘ dhdlaystal, .-and; china ;aIild ' .the’i‘:e; was’
.-' zhmoumi .no'w_ei-s-. which» came’ froin?i ithe'
' diothouse, andzcast more ;..thanv-I.-dire =.tell.
-‘yous: =The*:gas =.was ' light_ed-'ir_iiall.;thfe_ ,-
burners‘-to:.try; the effect ’up.on.ithe table ;‘
“I’hd‘!.:he* genteel serving.-men‘ ;.wei'e_ stand-
l‘--"? ‘f-Oh, ilioi beautiful-if’. I ; exclaimed.-
fdf doors',- and I li‘a_ve- not:-I ito. dress-
. Y” '
- - _“, It’s just six o?clock,”.saidhe,. looking
-at-"his watch. ; - “ Wefve hadsnbthing .but-
a lunch since breakfast. ..; 'I‘here?s- .a.-.‘cnp
ofcoffeé» a.nt'1.a'§q'i1iet. little dinnerkwoiting.
-lb!-“us Tmgthé basement diningéroom Let.
lcaiileatain=péace,_ little1bne,. and take o si-
sée until. iten :o’clock.” ,
I I “.‘-«Why..uncle,” said I, loughiug._ “I'
“W by ‘don-’t ’you_have- your part the da
--a‘fte’i'- the one set?” y ‘ ' ' y
thaki‘-lacing out of fashion,..and that's to
ztltelonly: one in my; circle fwho ,dar_es to:
' unite :‘upon my ,‘hach_eloi_s,_.;whin.’u,§
— ’ _ zmysirofiehss ,il.‘.it.-vv.e1's.., the,
_. ‘ :that...1avar.uuy. l_adi__es,l_ap.-dog.
poor-., Uncle Eben ,nnd_eij- their dainty
‘-‘ I 8h0Illd.!l.’l’v like .50 live iufthe city, I
believe,” Isaid. ’ ' _ 4 ' ,
“And I wonlduft like to. have you, my:
your dinner my little daisy. yonney‘ go
10 70111.‘ room. andldeeil an’; lx9i1r..for ‘you
sleepy by and by. I willhave Angelica
call-.yoIi‘l_’Ii eight o’clock,, ;» and .yon_ca‘u-be
down before nine ; for I know. it _,d9es.'.nt
Etak'e.ym9.half o,nigl_it tomake your toilet.
There, isreither arseni<:.:11_0_r rouge’, 5 nor
lilly white, padding, India-ink oi: Bella-
.quire.niuch making up. Only besure and
:‘get:down'where I can_,_cr_itici_ne ap-
:-pearance before the guests "to or.-
.rive.”_ _ , -
~ 2 Ikissed him and went upstairs. I
‘guess IInc_1e,gI,§beii_. does not knowfas much
about the feminine heart as he thinks , he
doehlfhegexpectcd me._ to‘_ sleep,’ on’ the
_e-_v.e_;0fsuch,I_i,glfand affair, my ‘first
f.,e_x;cited thatfl could‘ not close my eyes ;
room, I sprang off the bed, and,,going to
the wardrobe, took out my. dress, and
spread it onthe bed, with all inyinr-
tioles Iexpected to, wear. I could not
help thinking theylooked very pretty.—'
';I.liad bought a new blue waist-ribbon,
and one for my hair.‘
After awhile, I took my hair down,
and stood brushing it out a long time ;
all around my liea_d,_ the way ‘you. like it
best. mother ;_ then I out on my checkedj
st9cki.nss., and. kill ‘slippers, my zoned‘
‘dimity petticoat, and lastly, mull
?dress, that my kind mother.‘ had ironed so
nicely that it looked as fresh as‘ new. ' I
:it,i.>'mo’thei- I ,It...-would have-. made.oni'-
' lmpkin‘-pies; blush, and -put, ou’i'-:.l:‘est—
grosteu seed Lcakeoutt of: countananoe;-:-
‘ -‘Dim-‘roast tiivkies might have. held:.theii'
-b§.poor,~..my dear. . -It’-s the. fashion to 2
' ‘try.-and .bethe.:1ast at an assembly. I’m
up rance in public. society. ‘ I was [so "
and, assoon as Angelica went out of the ‘
then _Icui-led it iut0,10.ng curls, two. rows g
5’
5‘
lie enjoyment.-s« The-;s,vee,:gst mggiogteggd
°°‘Pl¢y and myoung gentleman.
-use Scottish: chiefta in. -came :..II.I.!.d.. asked
‘file t0 i(I8llI§G." 5IIlil€é,'tfjIlld;- him:
-‘if itwas the .1 Highland ;Fli.l.lS,- ;and. then;
told him. -I mnstv-Srefnsflgrhimr .. hefssnss, I
-‘could, dance nothing-ibnt country ;,d§ll.¢_.9..S-fl
“ But lWill:ydn not lam-.side rm. .r.ns-:
tie~igIio'me_e:fonso little awhile.-Ami '
.oi’Ie'poll_ra»;with»;me, Miss Wilmot f’’_ h.
"-.-‘.‘éI:assure you I» never danced a polka
iii m‘y;‘life,” I-i8l(I;'gl’.3V.¢ly.
athletic, . honest -and handsome“ too. --I
promisedl him 1 my hand, forgthe, ‘next set
of co't-illions‘-’that_wa_,s, made up; g j
“ I'm glad you. are 8¢:l.lItl.l!8‘..ll‘-'lillal.ll'.t,°ll
with that Scotchman. Y6u.an’d 1ie“1‘n'_1i‘;
like each other,’? ,,said,_upcl,e to me, a little‘
while, afterwards. I "
Is lie‘re'a‘lly a no
I “Not quite as much as .you are. of , the
.rnral.distri.cl‘»!...918i8y..r.He.is:p,.y9nn law-I
,r.¢.-r.,her.e... s.sensiJ;1é--fe.ll.'9.v'.'. §hé‘9.i-ly ylllllls
man ii_i'_‘t'own‘_jth'a‘t I ‘care’ ' iuucli‘ 'aboi‘it".--1
‘He“detests' the‘ worn
as I do.” . ,. .
“ That is a recommendation’ in my
eyes”. I laughed. 1 - .-~. ._ : ,. .
:* “Def you -see,’.’ contiuuedmucle, in‘ a;
low: voice‘, ‘.‘ that conplmplaying, Beauty
.-and . -tlie.Bsast 1? _ .:. '1-.‘hey_.were.married'la;st
week. ; D.oI1’t you.-‘think the , bride looks.
1mrpy.?” .. .:.~ ._ 1 . . , ‘ =’.'
. “_For,my,. part,?’. I said, ,‘.‘ I dojnot see
.-ny-en.1°tlon—not a.blus_h."not. ltsmllé-”
, “ Ah, you»1it_tl_e. rustic l ’don’_t yonjkuow
‘that glgluehesl and nuns are out _of_ “fashion
among. the '_people of "the w'orl’<_l?" ‘An
emotion w_o'n'_1d‘ruin a womans‘ position.‘-—‘
.She"looks rather self" satisfied,-‘however,’
a',nd_h‘as 1'-’e‘a‘s‘o_n, too; ‘ Almost any‘ of th ese
"beautiful"cre‘iitures ‘that you s_ee‘about
you would have been glad to secure‘ the
Beast_for_ a husband. She knows they
are 'd‘ying"of‘e"uvy;” * ‘ ,
“ But why do. theyoung ladies admire‘
1?” I asked.» =“'l‘o.me,’.hegging your
ipardou‘, he-looks rather oldand" very ug-
‘ly-”' ' ' '
: «“- To tell you the truth be is,a_li_t_tle old‘,-
and, has false eyebrows, , end. dyes. ghisz
..whisker_s and hair,,.and- _was,qui_te_. _.wild im-
_t_il he grew tired of it, and,is',noii_'_ihclined
_t_0,_I_Je_'§l1 .iii_valid_,_the., most of .tliej "time..-g
tive of Scbtland ?” I
x7iII)OflI:v‘JOlniQ’i10YOl'.,~ . inflame “filing. me Bu . . . . .. .. _- . _ , V
. . .. z ~— ~ - -. .. . ......t.hI-s.faImlx-Is.srgo1d.fam1ly amorous.-
. ~S“'T"'f”_’?_'f‘7.'°”‘“" ‘°-' 2*’ ‘l , ,—to_‘more1’ur.ther.rnp t0Wll.:.p¢.fhll1l8:,Has.tIiebu'tterfly"sp0t§‘up6bi‘ts‘itings .
3-t..=s.ir.I4°“¥??°‘¥°P!PP§%*-We " ’ ‘Vit}l;lhe.hope.:that somopfthem ,n;ay- be, Yes; and so has the beast“gold'i1i-’his
, R33 tfiliifflrzv-TeIfilé’5 favor; .. invited _to..become_;the, mistress of the new "we," ‘ ‘ i ‘ - ‘ _
It seems: over; bimuohoh, establishment. Tim, Would,” they put - ..-What a pity,» I whisperea, baking V
at'the' handsome young wife.” ,
' .“I’ity'l= I hope you do not suppose
she ‘needs pity ! Shegwill have what she_
loves. IIer.‘aifection's are’ not iwasted.-—
She loves’ diamonds ibetter than kisses,
and to beenviedibétter-‘than ayoung‘ hus-
_band’._” She will‘ have peacocks~~mad_e of
jewels upon the terracesof :her country-
:h"ous_'e on the banks of the Hudson.-
Heréa young meihattired as a beau'
‘brummel 3aunterodvup~:to us.- “-What a
consummate ‘actress you -are, M,is$_ Wil-
mot i” he drawled, with a smile be.i_nten'd‘-"
‘ed tobe’ very flattering. “Permit me to:
say- that I have not seen a character per-:
formed so enchantingly to-night. I could-.=
almost funny that you were the blooming
country lassie which you persecute.”
.swere(_l,. lookipg -touncle for relief ;, but
"lie ha’d't‘u"rned his head‘ sway, purposely,
I _ believe. " . , , .
‘_ ‘_"‘ He 1 he ! he 1” he tittered, as if I had
said something witty‘; ""‘precisely' !‘~ what
,delicioi’is music that is! ‘ Fair jmilkmaid,
,willyoupo'lk?”' ’ 5 ‘ .
;“ Will‘I -what ? Excuse" me, I do not
understand you ”
“He ! h l he
- 'n”e‘a"t‘ing’,-‘ as‘?iftli‘ere was no'o.th'ereo’ccnpa-
en"-alinost?'ss'-_lIea’rtily* qu
.\
. "said - .-my»: Scotchman, -‘v‘..;'£he1'e.’.~s ;-Qnééfi
?= sin—ll_i§ ton'e-s=-.hltt. -1 ufi.s'metsd..:himj ’,th.at=‘-1%.
the-said, once.- = ‘*‘.I~. -seasmy. little» daisy‘? is
self.‘-at?"-3lou:?”.»« : = ' V
“ Indeed I,am'__nothing else‘, sir !” I an-= -
.tllll°_ ‘in doing g
A—-—
dinehorsesgorftheirgboddiuuersgeAllithesef
kn" ' ssa'ry.thiugs' areeloselyessociatcdmithl
their love of his-grendeur;;their..opprsci-
ation of! .his‘.'sublifity.:; ll -.tho2.enthusi-'
-i=it3'ins=smile.._-. 00.6.» 912. ‘mu oiznzpflsts.
Twhosc lyre was modulated precisely;
‘cord with the souls:'of-tho’s_e‘he.iias. solong
‘P1l9I‘?§_l;f9l’r yrs. only.ts59:f tfiily‘ 1 ~
‘ _Y_ou lie down ‘to your she-dy,_s,li_i,mbe‘r.,
7 - ind-iavrake-with aabugin yopiaesc ;
_ And your Inilkmid whoiirolheii thoanorn
' ‘is shed like-o»Ir‘ountaineer.’—: .
'direction ‘as;;their,, saute;-'-representatives.
'. .,," the-‘crowd ‘Which 1was—ii>’res,s-,
'i‘ng,j_'in,to’ t’ii_é“lliii,ing-rooinfi 3 It 2 so
to -’s‘u‘c‘h -brilliant -zxperlon-,
;.‘€“gés.“¢‘3iul‘l¢l.v <l¢lil¢s‘::i>rin‘ce9.?=hymphss*-Psi:
"‘gés‘,- Pagans; and Christians at-i :.~e’nga'ge(I_
v
I
7’ti0ii"i'ir the'w.o1'ld; that Iihad: rlthergglook
and-uaugli than: testeany--of ,the:dainti;e§..
which my”-Ichieftain» ‘:hi'0lIKht=me.; ..'_I‘,l_i,ei'e,
was 1' fairy,-.-.a. beautiful -Titania. ill: 311.5911‘
‘ iaiteilacmdress, ‘th8.f-.;l991i¢l1.9.',i.1.':lli W33."
about: tonnelt.-i_nI.:o_. ll!l§§:;»l3lld;1Wi?ll little‘.
silvery wings folded on her shoulder-s,.eat-'
' .ga1g,],.i_g§_tgad.of sipping, flower dew.-._—‘-, ‘~
.1 saw, ,9 q'iigel_l.7s_1ltl3°l',l.ll8 With... di¢,lll9lld9. '
sitting down in a chanc"e'_ct_$_i'ii'eif__witli_ . a
plate fu11_.of,knick-,koa_ck_s_‘ ';‘_‘a‘f_ Ientimentali
cavalier . was ,stuil‘1ng.. himself with cold-
turkey: ; Oth§110’Was“,washing'f_down his
grief was 'chainpa'gu"e.' ‘ , ‘ff, . . 7
I must say, mother,‘ Ilhiive seen more:
r.eaLg.ood.man.n.e.rs at one 9f . 91.1? marina‘-
beeitiion‘ I ‘ savv_’th“er,e. ff You ,-see; there;
wgisfii great ,c_rowd_,__'and some ‘people’ were.
so 0,frai‘d“’tliat’5they. 'vv'oultl’f"get“'n”dthiug
t_ixe1;_tiiesr’e_'was actually ‘a tune oi‘-wast, I
should call‘ scrabbliug, - go‘ing‘~_on.~ ’ The {lot .
as"the'ir~ dresses, iind—'-if-’ ‘I? must confess
it,‘ I was-‘certain’ that "more? than‘ u-one. of
the gentlemen ?took more wine than .wa_s_‘
good?’forth‘e'm.I’-7--«‘ — ~ 4 - .
1 “-A supper-table’. is «what I call. your
true:levelleri,:a real republican institution,”_
'Elizaheth;ho;b~noh.bi.n$:_ Over. .a -. plate‘ of
,=eom_fi-ts .with-:D_ayy 1-Ql'0c_l_K_et‘t,-lafind ._there’s
«Ophelia-consoling herself with-_ 92i_i__iee‘.-S‘
I so’ t-this a pleasant and instructive scene;
Miss_Wilmot'?”.. ' ‘ ' -
. I thoueht 1.. dsteé
ted in .little sarcasm:
was very .much'.,entertaLin¢sITindeed, ' assit,
was all s'o‘ue,w,to‘ me’. n. ‘y g g
g ’ But l1e,§vi:.s_inot‘my only . attendant.--...
Everybody was civil to me. , “ Wus'I en-._
joying myself? ..}_I‘0,w_' pleased‘ my uncle;
must be to have‘ me in his ‘house ll ~ ilie,
‘must be'_so lonelyi_;Why’-could I not
spendfthe winter_ with him}? -‘==’They‘hopcd
to‘ have" ‘the‘p1easu'r‘e=of making my-better
acquaintance’ very soon: : hat-' ‘ar-pretty
characta I hadchosen Hiovr becoming it
w_as_to me !” &c. ._ , pi,
— * Once and a. while, Un’cle"Eben would”
contrive» to “getby -my-"side-. ;i and then he
‘would’ tapimy -cheek,‘-' and there would be
‘such’-i¥qi1iz'zic5¢l twinkle 'in'hi‘s- e‘y*a‘s.that I
‘could see‘ 1113 was very much: pleased about
-"sometliing. A -‘ “ aIti,st=as: Ia -;had_.-.:expected,”'
in fuilibloom to -cnight-.~ Enjoying: your-.
:.-'When.- .-he -had unopportunity, he would
point out endgexplajn.-some.o£;the;dresseI.
aand.-characte;rs.to.r.ie. .1‘. Dayoa see that
-Sisterpf .GharitX;?” he._w,hi_spered tOWfll'§!__
the close of the ball. -. “-That is :
the lady patroness of all the char-'
itablc _.I,ocieties,- . benevolent institutions,
&c., in thcl,cit"y. " She spends her whole
' ‘ ood. T|1os_éjwho' do groovy
say_.'.i' "that, she fastens her fsewing; girls
_ ! excellent I I forgot
that it wasnot to be expected of you,
this evening. Never mind in I hope to
have the exceeding pleasure some time-.‘
aw i” ’ ‘ ‘ ' ' _ ‘ ,
He made me solow abc-;w that 1 mt,’
constrained to drop him '3 com-tesy. so
feverybodyhad sometllling‘ to say to me ;
-9-lld °'°l‘Yb.°dJl Smllfled at everything 1
said no matter- how, se,iou,1y 1 spoke in
33°’ “ ‘me! I danced a cotillion with
‘*9 "at “W? . sat down "in an’ alcove.-—'
“ Y°“ I°°) - really amused and pleased,”
c said,‘ hooking at me with curiosity.-.
‘ god do you know ?——I could wish that
fastened my, sash with that little pearl
buckle you gave me on in last birthda
fiwifited. "the. ribbon tlirpug my-curls’, aha
;by the time Angelica came ,to ‘hair ‘me
llfwasreatlyto go down. ' I "
I found ncle Eben louugins-3 On a so.
fa,-_ sound asleep. - So I sto1e‘,,.,,,,,,,, and
looked at the beautiful roorr,3 ,11:5,miant_
ly_ lighted tip, and then r_.,me back and
pinched him awake. ‘,‘-will ,1 do 3» I
asked, as he arose au(‘_, rubbed his eye,
°X3°“.Y- I Wluliell you, now how. to be-
‘-“"°+ J“.°l?:5t‘7;y byme until ’the compa-
BY “'9 ‘Pretty, ~ ‘well-gathered -in, and act.
30111‘ 0"“ '.nodest.little self; that’s all.-
EV°.l'!ll'ady else, hereto-night, will assume
ll cllfitracter. You have only to retain
.V°Idr own. Now, sit down here,,andtelln»
.-me'how’you, have passed the time since
I paid you that flying. visit -last year. I
see by your flushed checks that you are a
little flustered. Take time, now, and
keep steady." ’ ,;.a;j - _ _ A g
« ‘I was just in the midst of our winter’:
singing school, when the .be‘1l__i-ang, and
ywe-.lieard'p,e_ople. fluttering softly ‘tip, and
down thestairs.-. Prettyvsoon, they be-
gan-fto be announced.) Oh, dear, there’s;
no use tr'yin'g..l I canuo_t.te_ll:yo_u hp];
the ‘people who were introduced to me in,
the uexttwo hours--about all the -char-_'
ncters we have ever read of—k-ings, qugeng,
shepherdesses, Paul Prys, gypgieg, njgfifig’;
mornings,-Joan of Ares, -—fa_i1gieg, cngg.
.d.¢_ers,‘_belles of every ceut‘_tIi'y,- -Oberous,
1‘Tltlllllll3. and Bully Bottoms. ..D4'es_s.es.
. . . P9739‘? .‘“°"°-‘
beautiful than I ever dreamed or, ‘were.
there. . Everybody»-smiled upon me, ..|ll_d
said something pleasant :.to; . ma, ;. and by.
'$.‘vlv:i.iftix;’?it:l)1 I 5m°‘°"'
‘ and by, I 'forgot:Ta1ll9h‘out.uy’dtepe and
3011 ‘really were what you seem to be .to-
niirfnt. Then you might not have lost
t1'ie_,capacity of b _ _ _
simple things-—-much simpler things than
this costly ball. If we could preserve the
.e.xqusite sensibility of our childhood along
with our grown estate, how. uuneccessary
it wouldbe to pamper our Pllufd -‘P139.’
tits upon such epicurcanisml A mid-
night banqut, where purple wi_ne_s -bubble
up in glittering: goblets, and a rich feast
is on the board, where women stako the
brightnessiof their eyes against the bright-
ness of their jewels, and where chande-
liers shed down a mockery. of the day.
-cannot-bestow a delight 30 deep and P9"
search of daisies and anemones, where the
goblet: from which you :drink . is the. bl'0°li
that sings, even while you quail its 0“? °f
cold water: .
"‘ I steal by lawns and 93557 P'°‘'5 -
= I slide by: haul covert ;
gm"-. oh‘ 9'“; for-get-me-note
which g.z,¢'ror narmr.l°'°.“-
1 mp, I slide, 71 gloom» 1 KM“
Among my , vklmming swallows ;
I ms“ ",5 pg, gunbealn glance
g ‘ A“j,.,g: p_ \‘ndy shullowip
l‘»_But daises are lolid fashioned. So are
-‘walks by -the" I)l'b( bkside. .Some country
demsels’ andtheir '1 mains? n_1ay=.rnol: have
‘-entirely deserted‘ th e bespangled meadow.
and the'bubbling'_wa”‘\ters ;. but they lllie,
gone fl'Olll' the‘ hearts' of‘ the .v_v<>.rld’s pso.-.
ple. Rusticity rests upon -blue’ Y'l9,l.ei-8
and-brooks, _'.l‘he oc.-1.-an is still in .favor .;
~for'~the ocean is gm ind,’ "majestic, ever-
"wheli'_ii'iiig“,-fan‘ old aria 1 l‘o_t<;=‘and those
who goto enjoy liis=s«_ sciety canbe-—lodg'ed
1i_i‘i~pa,lati‘a_,l hotels, Tan
bii'-to"r'e‘si?gn“in-‘-
u
f
it!“ S‘°°m3h °,"'.aéc. When it was finished :
eing made happygby pe
feet as a walk’ in.‘_ earlygspring-timeeiw
d were Snot called. up-.
fr wor.==‘their_ waltzcyi
pheir flirtetionsgsthairusuze «dunes, their
dflwn to ’th'e‘l_owcst price,‘ and :'p3yS"llel"
'wa'she'rwomat'i in cold victuals_- and old
clothes. ' ‘But it would be heresy to doubt
her‘ self-sacrificing '_Vll'tl1e.*. _W-by, only
lately she has organized aisociety among
the ladies ofher circle, called “The Green-
land Fan Society-.’ '1‘hrough.the‘i1'- exer-
tions, aship has been chartered, and a
whole cargo of ‘fans, , dilapidated and
otherwise, collected from their fair own-_
ers, snd dispatched to Greenland, ;to re-
lieve the. poor. sufferers -there from the
heat ; and it is expected the fans. will be
found to be exceedingly useful‘ in promo-
ting comfort, civilization. and Christiani-
ty. -Last winter, she .distinguishe;d. her-
self, -by herjndefatigable industry, in pro-
curing gsubscriptions, » topurchase gflanneli
tticoats for the children of the South
Sea Islanders. ~ But I cannot .ellllll,le.l'.§l.-.W1
She. will do that
so fortunate to
There 1’-’. he whis-'
half her good works.
for herself, if you are
make her acquailntance.
-peted again, “ o.you see _
the garb of a Persian poet, W_lth ?_ II» P059
in his silken girdle, and a -lute In _llIS ll8ll¢?-
IThat isone of our authors; He is coming
this way, and will probably address you it
complimentary ditty.” . . . L ,
As he came. up to us, he said : “We-
ter is bright in the two welis that be
among the roses,,when the‘ stars are» in
the sky above them; and so are thine
eyes, 0 maiden I" i .3-
“Honey is sweet,” I replied, “ and so
is the breath of flattery ; but it does not
agree" with all tastes.” _
“ I will not offer it to thy innocent lips,
sweet rustic,” he replied, and, after a -mo-,
Here is one of them : Tobe simply ridic-
ulous isabsurd ;' but to be supremely, .i.l.l-
imitably ridiculous is“ ‘sublime Look
about you and see if it is not thus.”
1 I presumel looked as puzzled 88 I
felt; Do‘ you see‘ any sense‘ ill it. .lll°l-W’?
cle'Eb‘ei'i, as"I saw
he had ‘had’ a‘ long
chat with her.‘ ’ ’ "
“call Bulbs] 1 ‘She lets me‘ "into , a .~gi-eat
‘For instance; *slie‘_-‘lierjuist.-'-.to1d< me that
that‘.¢1il5.,”llEf'I°Pkl“E'°l°¢
not .ex'actly‘ a heart,‘ b'ut‘_a
{bosom of steel,‘
find‘ that shje" st_a'iu‘s _hei-‘~ 'e!"yelI'§h08. Ami
‘iii-vb?
asm permitted to. a‘-‘refined nature may be’ --
expressed in.-his_—.belial_t, Jvitliout exciting a’ "‘
nations. could ‘be 6!? éasily fiil!i"€d"ill’;'0nerrniost-return and,-.._¢i5eg.,{o&
. . ._ . . .. . . -:wfllrhavn:a-.£ev:hnn§§elln ' L
_'nowja‘re towards the e'a‘.tii'i‘g depii‘tment."’., . '
1- , .
body ,s;¢gqjg-1to‘]ik§=iitieisfiliasr
._ca'in‘é ddwii, I'found‘1méls5
dies’ appetites were”not* -quite dd dainty,
;a.sti-Langei; in.;our‘,city,,.’,
that .p'ers0'iI ‘ill ‘
~ Gxceptionsfto being
_ ment’s-pause, he added :...“‘_ Have y_o}1..,ev.;-
_ er perused any of my couplets on society I
“ What pretty‘little' ~v”rdma'n~ was‘ that
with the basket‘ of flowers ‘P’; I‘ ‘a.s_ke'd= Un-'-
> ‘“ Oh; that’s' my married friend whoui;:I-
many of the seci'ets'=of1he'r- a'oqua.inta‘Ilce8'- «
ture there; has‘
.v __
nan», a.ag..~m,--
I’ve no doubt; ;~§W3lI5;flI§’&;, ‘
make use_-of. all..Qie,:,wilg__
if.‘
89°53‘-859815-;il9 54
:lied=.aslittle;_;.b0;!'.l?.I1:, _tl_i_e,3;e
usually rise,,,to,‘, so _
in which .k_ll_l£Il,t_§, _g iries,‘ ‘
-~l.or¢ls nhirlsq.l.sltos¢flT~=7' ms.
.lll9.. ilVl:l'=.‘e§¢'?’l.I'!='.‘;'.I'iil?s.ii"-"'.” '
oth_er.'?,..",‘.0.‘I.3’:‘*I;aid- so-sv-
99-Well.1:eannot say: 1?n.:.-s.or.r.vto.h.oai- -.imnxes=.i9s.:F°r:'=. ‘—'.l..°.°.lrly th6.'dan'sers of l:li§§g,.,thatit‘c’1iiitt$“"iii‘i%‘¢l‘fii‘§'
it,-.foi--II; nevenadmiredgthe -Erencli[thing.,’? rustic sentiment_ality-f ” To 1-,h'.99le‘,f:a’sti._c:llOl15 ‘I " " ' '
-ll°-I-l'l8llV<:l’ed.:'-. :-‘Bot ;I.. 8l,I.§l|.l1.¢lrl93,l.1y,-3.1_ik0: -=‘and°etlI‘efiil hangs. I. ,2. .np,;hrs’t;_’rnoi-oigig;-=rai«1c0cva
in-dancenitith you-, ‘and _v_vish_ y_ou,.yould -‘:1.-I-. . Msly flirtation. pi,i,‘i_e”o,'cloéE:-““‘I“’vv‘a"s"’reefiliuit'
F. ,. .t'°qme‘_hf9E;&h£Sfi§”'lbld,_ I ' . .:3,ghnght.(g_-.gh_a.ndelier.' ,
. ‘ é.donco;e(sshnphe;ds._.o;ia,,xiii1icdo-,thg*_»|Iu!lh9t+‘h¢iv:en‘~sl<{::lth1oh§l:ex a_s- ‘waif ‘wjoiuiiglbiiss-mauled ‘ '
-_iiiaids,thet.'is.plajed,';”;{ ., -' 0 ° -.-nue-Ir - ‘ ~‘,;;h‘_I;§s*WVil-; - ' .
.1: thought; him_o;l'i-tle hold to, say. the n.I.9t.-;_...I,—sm $l¢ll!!*.!.'x»:Il}'%= ,.,.ll'.t“;‘9l.’r,’!:.l‘.;l"l3l-,
vlcast-,-in talking:-about my rustic ignon cy ball--.;'.=;I 1.l.l.t.V¢,Ill.;il.lf ..i§1y§9i§;?,9?!<§lllPld- will‘-~conclud8witlrn'fnI'u
'-finite,‘ but.-hs.seeme11s'9nnc,on§cious s_ay- iig4d6ubt,Kandn.will.- t1'¥~.~.~.9||.d -what’ W
.1113. anytliing_iiIipl'.0P9|_' :.,t_h.at' ,1, forgave ‘*m‘9ll<li‘l>S' ll°'l-¢llll.l,.l,1&-‘II!!!’-l0-1 tll°.‘Illl}P.°l'-~ its soon-'~ag;weokt'aet.-is,o;g,,; ‘
~'him:- ~ He lookeds res1.chi9ftai.n.tnl1‘i;iiu'l mom. with )l<l'lll‘.lll.‘-l'll.ll'3;ll.°ll'-“""’Nl5'l's’lf all and have that.blue." ' - ’
“ -’ "“'-'0h:r'Q3.¥.th.§9UnI!h9j ,_ .. ..,
By the wane! hstshssah.
;higs,.o.1:indr .cfs.=9!lBB. ‘ ’
2P,l':€§§9t*.~<:5].i.'9ne3§= .sl.lI '
3 (Ir
-4 »..Une1_e sent-w_ith.lm3‘f6
leer’.-.. -.*¢.fiod'£‘y9i?nfifié
1.9.V!’:.i!l. .91-e...t=.eél.s‘ ;f.:i ‘
-Y°.ll..-’.-’:..1!.-“:..5.l‘.»¥£i..~-l‘.’- .
W .l.¢.&9.1.ns, nuts‘? W‘ 0.6“
4 “' -v '3'-‘£»—il M456’-:33
vmeasu‘re‘.’._, X _ _ y» V V.
and ‘p?oinified.=°‘-“'lv€ry-
lr
natured .ev'en' wh’ei_iflié 5* “*5 rel
Wh'e‘_dwe”cnme bdck‘,“-Psventwpgiu
to,.pi_it"v;wa”y "iiiy.'~ ;= “II
chair," ’ahdv liughiag.linrII>;Wfi:d°w
E ~wsy:~= “He:-esstbemomng' pupa," ‘ d
J is; ~-'rrea<i:tue:io1iow;ognpoe..etfho
_‘_Fum'.'y' at.-ahoxhoem 9§.pIr
§smmwfifilmdflam .
3.q:‘r;".t 93P3dlL9.. 1.370
I) éutzit frenm,the.-.pep9r.;-gi_i9tlgpr,,.,_,and.
‘preserved it to read to you,;,r._..,,,,.}.,4,},,
“ But—tbenbell§.»p¢TJ.lc¢l_ltIta, after all,
was she .ag2soipnli§}ied-air
»9£-tlna.-lz9st...ths:,fa..Ir...,i§s.,-,-fg;-;
. .. . 1iI§d‘.so
at th_e,_ho,u,se. of ,lléi' _,baeliefol“ii'il' .§"fle"t
;_d.re.sa wfis‘‘s.lm‘‘.1i°.l?«yLL‘.i '. " ".7; ap-
propriate, to {he
.t.¢ll-llllli 0.?!" @‘.9lll.lll'3" l'l.llll7l*l7lll.";“’.€llll°‘|¢'
;o_r were the vrords"cf‘_ do ‘-'p6'et‘—_1I6rben-‘
'c‘hantingly’réhliield,1thit4“ ‘ _
not tl_ie___f9i'eigu Quid of ornament.’—ii No
splendor of tlié‘toiI§t'T:‘o‘u_ld‘have enhanc-
,_‘_ _,t'_iie jb,1jilli‘an’c"y{o‘f 'tlratii‘Fe§E’flfilexion
,9:-Wthebrglliapny-éffthoseiflhlknshfizueyu.
Heij'bea‘uty"3is aslpiquautl
_S,he“a‘_ctedlher’part-with:iW:lIjI§D?Iai-
fn°té"'“f°*set¢luz—‘~vh¢l> *°
y-the rustic-maiden-;«-'tlioughu1h‘e' . _'
“grace”-9! llwl-_-tly fstillé-slants»-gthsansh
_the' enchanting:dis‘guis_e;’?.-ego ~.;;..;1 .,
Bu't'*I‘-lmve strung*s)ut.’iny:.‘=ii__,, , ,uutil
it-isitimeateput;the.,djnaer.up¢9;,, ' of-
’-ternoon,—°Iwill-;iiuislnit,';deai'.: 4, 1
-‘ ' . .\ji'-.-=\.=-:
' Gnonen C.£IR’,l.I3}.~..0.1.‘-8
--Mi-‘.3 Curtisds bolder -thfill,-:iK‘|',,.g3l’Id]
iii‘ his" ’assér‘tion‘s= of - 'Woliama:oI_ilg'htI.-
‘nu lecture, on ,the,s_&Ia_‘je‘c,t the
=followins . - ’ ‘ ‘ 1.1. o
“ Is it im l'9pel'_, ‘f0:|",‘_‘.W.-_q1fi~in::__“ spend
half an llOlllP_ig,t the polls,‘ ii“ "(I fiighly‘ prep-
er_for,her to be ci7o_wded‘_for hours into a
lecture-room: 01‘ ‘:§’t‘:liii'1'l_':li,* ’~t"5' -fir '
.-ant '.<'>”e‘m9. it.i.a:’i5 fir. °l‘f“""P'~'“!°'P°¢“
"ole «ii an ‘o‘p'ei‘u' ?"-'-Unwounilyibaeu wo-
man’td'drop'1r«ballotiu—a—box, but -quite
ladylike‘ arid modest-;.t.01.W_h.i,l1l -go polka
sin’-the: an'ns.oi"sa man.-:,sbg,,geg§§, w be-
vfore,-gand have;_her_;oh_ee_ ‘ fang y his
-tips}-l?l'li8.t.11.?..-. 5l7hote1:e,”,'ip‘f3.‘. .. rel
now. in some c.i.ti.es‘ .vz11liLi.l’Ill.‘oh5“i.l:-I so
with their wives t0’,t1_l§,§°§II3_f33i5‘i’dI~tM
now .d0__._t,o_,, tl;e_\_,thjei_ttrd"4dr’ lydinia,
-,.iu.s.t.-a.s:firmlr.lie.liav9 .98 E2 that Women
.ane-inst. ss.Nzsll‘.inf9.mn.lf'1lt tli€*'.I.-um 0-
.political s‘ubJe¢ts;__ ,;f;I bglievbithitlwomeu
areas in.t,<:.1|.il‘:'l.='ll_V..*5l5 ‘W’. . . -.°" "
those of our fellow‘-cltiiéfis°fI'h'6hId here
ignorant of our laws "and customs, but
whose eyeszarei anuointed.srith,_,politi<_:s|
’sight»by-the‘ tobacco’ :spittle.~.-,o§_.._tlie city
hall. I know how .busy~~.;ItIi1,Il;§,9lIs0l'0l‘-S
is prejudice in all its different forms ;_but
it is ourduty to keep 'ouiselv6Iafree from
prejudice,‘ and to call:ear:'fi‘i¢mlss;eronnd
us with sacred hospitality; dudsgbe ever
to the welfare and elevation of our com-
mon humanity. (Groutsapfilflse-)
at-A good joke tools. . . ..9.l.|l“ 13"‘
ly, in our Courtzfioom, ;;A;_,,.___ VII
testifying‘-in behalf-of._her,,spp, ,~ev__oro.
If thathc-had w.o_rked:on,~._9g forgave! II!“
he was'born‘.~’-’ .. .
‘ -' ' 1- '
The lawyer-whocro-Q3-; .5 her.
said “ You ass,ei_'t,tl__i tyopg app’, _ work.-
ed on ::ifarm;eY.eli8_ince _ l"’
éé What_.di.d he do. the. lir.8..t..,i'=4'l”
u ‘- _
.. ,';g:..-.._,
The lawyer
ll?l-.=..2'iT_tf.~.i‘.r.‘d...l‘-’_4.-fm"l‘-
3- At one of the meetings in Burton's
101d Theater-,’»»EenryL2*=Ward1"Beecher be-
iug‘i~the-‘leader-,’ was exhortingmll preltnt
as’ sinners to: seek&e., an
houestfhearted - Methodislfimtbu, Wok
'.clI§ed‘;WlQ[.;i:fi'll’Il¢1'8__
saying that IlB.:“.=Il,fl‘.W:_,bQ_Q!I’:___lm '. out
was fm from ..sin..’.’.»; go. to Go;
Brother,”.shoutcd Beecher, " you shoals
~he_ingI{egv,gn_;t_ ‘__ syignl have no business
.here.~r9s.a;ra:not 3.. t.<f>. 1339.39 e-fill
:
Bomafimzs‘ m. "gg§g:rmn.—
.=;. ...é§im.l‘ ..,3J'.Ili'xi - “ll” 0
eysg;.wsuaor-i§tid.:‘d3il§;a thin:
thnt‘saius.vl:s“ét .mlIl1llls‘.lll‘-i“ ' .' win no
he comforted ‘by: any =qn-rusty-=51‘ sop.-
A biped c_alle‘d‘by_ its mother, “ do ’ittl
[rosy posey,--piuEum€pin¥.“i|Iss it’! ittl
hen‘ *1” and :very—=futjuently.:_tuIed._to tli
1- ‘ us-of ‘—‘ Here welgeaipmp, Ipgand be:
$0 goidown; uiow‘ii;=dewi;ea’iou*By bacln
bi-sonlledt 'brat,“-endldxy the pro:
val-biil -philosopher; defieqflralluded t-
-as-ab ‘bwellsp
- ..,..;_, -_-31-.-Ak
‘ rn...o.....1-..e;...;.a3‘f.:su pro...
the prosmssaof phosossspi-mint 8 la‘-
i:b0y« illtwj SP9]!!!
1 eon-coiognessm on make her-
"li 5:".-"i.i .i.r;'.i.i
generous to every movementzwhieh tenth,
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