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ndvb:-tiiemenis once per mo'i.!_b.
._ chunged oitener chiirged as ti-ai ient. ’
l‘r|ilsient advertisements payable
~ nly. _
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Q Apm-Prn.s-ecutorof Claims before
, 51;: several‘ Depmvmenzs and
‘ ' the Court of Claims.
Wasliingrtiui. I) C.
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'(,lon2ui?s£¢iezei-fz;2-"I/ic State of lVe'w York,
EATS l V EATS! - V”
11 & Wlllt9.l' Styles
Hi4].-inbscrilier has-just received: l£_IlT8i'l||-
voice of. \lcVn’s and Boys V lists and Caps.
otevery varietyV.ciiiliracedin the " _
Fall and Winter Fqshiom,
icb will be sold as ‘heretofore cheap for
sli,ur.upprot1ed_ Credit. “ Small profits
._ I large sales” we find. the bell P0110! "'1
J: at-._und upon this principle we mean to
-V4 ",1, ,,|ong_ keep moving,” .50 don’t tail to
"e us it csllnt No.2 Skiddy-t Block-
IIENRY C. RANDLE.
Not-walk. Oct. 15th. 1858.
1' in 1: V
i:lantic' C3 ab le
Elias Parted!
nt it was some time ngo,'aud is “ ullrightf’
DOW .
OLD ON TO YOUR '!
no longer, as I have now opeu_lqr ins
cciion the largest amount oi Clothing ever
roughi. into this town i. one time, consist-
uu principally oi the -’
Best Goods 6:. the best Work
I Norwalk.Conn.V
orwallf-2—ti_st Oflic o.
I
»Card§"Resolulions. Funeral nnclnl Ollie 4 ix . - ,- '~ -~
; V_ticelI~»‘26 per cent. itdlitionitl oniillebuit; .1 ‘H 0 ‘fin? ‘fosh’ ’
as hess terms will be lniieiiibl adhes in. way. 7. 0 A. Mr.-2...0 l . M.
v - 3 ..,,.-ti A.1ll.—-5.00 1’, M.
__ , Ea, V _ ,
u,,fy,imr_ [rind Nuri~.‘nlk Railroad, 8.50 A. Bi.
V VB[’slVi\lliSs"lllltll'tl‘illlVY V
, \’\/\’\/’‘’‘/'i~/\/\ui\'Is.lsg\/\/
N orwalk H9151,
‘li):.»srsrusVNsoN,rn mm V ,
A flrst class Hotel, heou,t_,iVt‘_ ly .1. “ed 3;,
Not-walk, Connecticut.
ce_piV.i_ouV oi'Vtzucst-s_s.i:
" ""”‘-3,’ -‘Livery: table.
"ridges c at all
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Véf
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V ,, _ .uc_nt oteV
1 EAST sins. ms niuDGE,- ‘ouwiujj coxx,
J. c. KELLY, -qpri.-is-. -
'i;iiisV well kuoivifnnd poV i_ar’uou;t,wtiie
.under the mcnageinenroi‘ "ifles'St:~: pus dc.
.~‘ea‘s.sed.i=' -In?-B-70? 65.e'I.'ec Mnsoft Vnsieut.
_oVr pefillllleillcVVVbi)‘1|l'I.I3l'S. a ._iV1o ,ex use or
‘ pains will be spared to see gV:VVV‘ihe co {fort of
r ..p.-
‘ guests. _
‘ Good Stnbling for horse _V VV 15
' South :h_l’orvVvaVk,Botcl. l
J AMES LUCAS, Igornrhron. 3,
This House has receutljbeeu thor ghly
V rebuilt and greatly euldged. and .i ‘now
' ready for the reception of pests. ‘lti ' eas-
,Iil|ly l0catieiI,in iinmediat proximity the
depot of'tlie N. Y. and NH, Railroi and
in this respect for perms.-.iit or trails ill
' wiisrders po-senses lldt'nnl8eI,0_Vel'e8.tiy her
, utel_in the town. A iz-ic _S_t_ubleis k p in
‘cori'mmi.ion with the Hotel V ‘i ' ’
:
Wossterifiouse. Dabury, Cool.
.Vwn. P. s1'svsNs.'goprieior.gV
' ‘ The Subscriber. liai-if 'pu‘rchas:f i. e
above named Hotel. is p-pared to cei e
- permanent’ an-l ll'ai.l.lI§lellft_,-"ll’)ftl'(I\:I'tl, a (l
- entertain 'l‘i-nvellers aniline Puiilic gin.
"ally. The llotel is laigicommodii)_,iiiY}‘zi‘ii
is fitted up Will) the c--iiviieiices oi‘ ' other
‘ Hotels ; lteifi sbonduntl “-applied oifi mu-~
zspriug :W.l.ter., and is, _zaaiti.ly.loo jeilg
Msiu -w‘t.rect.wiiltin at my few rod oi? lh
Ihilronl Depot. = ‘
{ yo: S.“I.OGIV:WO
‘Fashionable Drapr and
- "‘ - nd-
4 ossri.izui:s’s FUaR.\'lSING sue
.~ , .No. 3 Skiddy’Block,' V~
1 ‘Main Street. Norsl’k',_Gonn‘
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‘A-G-ROGER-IES,-AVFLOB,
‘shin’:-V14 & iii Main istrci N-orwalli
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'{l'i§_tfiii:~‘ney‘ and Gouibior st
.'.:J-Iiricfsi OVVER .ftl3_1L1gVIt Y's, strait.
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'V,D’ealer'i'ii VForcign Vpomest
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an} _--. In coiplectioa
1 Tflfllptbmriber would iufo"in
{[15 .
.- 30,53, iyilyi-Es-;visJi§e:ll:is i~.sLliii-.goe’u'ii :lz{$_0l'vli|n ent-
shall eideVuvol' with renewed exertion, to
meritt .ii--sontiniisnccgj ‘ .
\VVg_§1i)ll Vlll.cdding.,aiid ltetlding Ridge 12
, .1 \ _.\i.ui.s nus.
Wiestfl. 0 A. i\Vl.—-5.55 P. M. ,_
Host 8' A. _.\l.—3 20 P. if. '
DV,inbul' and Ncrwiilk Railroad 7.55 A. M.
tfrom 7?
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i
frost‘ oVi-‘i«‘iCi: nouns _'
A-.M.to_80U1’.M. ._ ?
it. A. Wit.i.iVA_ius."P. Mi‘
L ocvxw so 0 n dz! c
cc'essorsr.‘o J. P. Hnsounp -
l.VE,=i. i ii the ' Bridge, in Phoenix Flock}
onstant_ly_.on hand a llI.l‘gV,8lld- a-
:iVssori'me.iVit oi L_ADlliS’,G ~\--,n,,V so
Gal rs, Boots, Shoes 602.,
_ iiiier our own pt:I'80ll|I'l1ll ervision
oi licb tmuterial and in the very iestmnu-
,, r, l'l' 'as'sortni‘i'V:ut 0‘ l...tul’r:s"iG.iii'i-.115,
ufzjouli '-dly coinprises, both in exteituud
qiiiility. »llu,eru_issui;tiiicn.i tliiuiciin‘ licfou. d
3; any imllar esnblislimeui in the County;
[irGsx ‘s tioo'r.~i.'GA'i'i"i:ii-.’Siioia:s.&ei,wehave
ail-urge iiud _beitVeif ussVuifiVnVicni..wc, art conti-
deiil.il1 n was evei-lieioi-e otferediu .\’ierwalk.
We.ireprepiti'ctl to iiiauuiucture ti meas-
ure.an ar¢‘¢c(_e in our line prompli.,at (lie
yliailcz.-r nVulice.. F ,
I “list: Gnti.nnsx-‘ssnoss. llmiiiziis.
kc. in ndless m_ri_ety. - A line article of
is for’ Gents’ weitr. ' ,
. I-lll'.VG‘iit all its-branches doieueat-
ly and cheaply. ’ ,
Groc ties cheaper than ever-
lO 8 G A 8.112
ilic public
i'ii_l.ly.thut hesttll (‘0llll_llll‘.'l- to tell
Ihe‘iestiof‘Groce'r'ies Pi-ovis-ioiis.&c..?nt his
iplll .-g,mtI,—No.~4 Slii_‘ddy‘i~ Block; as cheap as‘-
Ilie-3he:Vi_‘pe t.-‘V. lie vitfet-s grcaii iiiiliieumeiiti-. to
otflrocri-i~’s. -tr tlic'-‘best q-ulities as can be
for.-.il ut._ii Vgy-(start.-‘in the County. lit! ,W0llldi
invite the glpccial aVti.tentVion oi‘ all to liisstock
oi ,~
Guides, Eons, andsugors,
which n_‘re‘of~*th‘i-vpery best qtiiiVl_ii_v.‘iuid will
blfilold ch_é_§gp._- The piilil'rc‘_' are invited to
call. exalnine, andjudge tor tlli‘lnSt-ll-'(‘$.
— — ._ : ‘i A. tioiiniioostz.
I V 81.1527,
Mere, ant _'1alVlill‘ and Draper
No.3’ i{h(g'iiix lllock, Not-walk, Conn.
H E iiibacriber woiild rcspectfu I ly I nnounce
f-llali|ti',Vlllg50._ell|'I¢il.0ll']» all l.llE old stock‘
at his -"uG.,l«.|.0.§I sa.l'es,he ._h*!S 9°“ ‘-33 “'~““1 °'
fresh se V ctetlstock oi_"seas_oituhle _CluthS.U83'
iiini-.r'csiVestiugs, dict; which’ he is l"‘_9P3|'i=.d
to maki1‘ii_p._iVn the best_.sud most tVii_s_h_iouuble
iiyles. VA’-com‘pVle'tc assortiineni oi liens and
Boys’ CLOTHING RlL‘.f1‘D¥./ll-/q:DE.
Gratet l tor long itnd continued; .favo_i's.I
. Norwalk . Dye‘ .'W°1'kS-
3("¢iV2rz'age _'l~'rzm7itin,g.§-’JlotIis,: ain'-
' m‘éié_s, Satineus, Vésti'gs,a2zd m‘l- - _
“ ‘ .y-,.V1iirlalic ye
"oi"—"s‘_ V’["I‘I_IVnmillg.§, 6; the I’! d, .,
Pie“ 9'.l.’aé.ag9.-
. V ' ri’dEETlNGS,V.4HlllTIVXS,JEANS,V l
'V“V _'_’ .. - “Atthc lowest_possllc prices
V‘ _N o R y\V{:VA'_V,t. Kggc ‘org -
‘ -run.--zvqsn, ~ ‘i
= LVEVIIOJ-sl-:.5LL'I: Ax-‘n Rs-i-L nssnnzfitnl
.1’ "- A ".‘_ , " ' l
S 1' o 17, sl.-,;
V. , .V._ _;-VV“1.-V'l7l‘Ai.."l'IJlVl or-_ V. V
.-I-.'.-m,ShoBt1ron&--Gpporvw '
'H‘a’s *coiis6‘arzz‘lyan‘)utn§u. ta.-*g¢§,;;_.; ~
.g6lleTat.B(§se./mgpi];
' . ,1,r‘iiL¢,rrii'.zure:. at Sd1l:’o'~i:u.-w'tI~'.‘5?” 7
_ _—V'C'onVn.~-* \- 3,
‘ "‘~—-inv:£'i‘.‘it:ii:'ix"’A — I
TV
RY. _em.is, “I>.-::i- cs,‘
. "- - ralerallythth8.it..1=1!'8°““°"'m°‘"' ° f
“E -3iiVocerieI,i Provisions.
l . ‘
"Foot fM'iIl Hill, Naftoalk, Vtjuvn-n.
OHNJW lOl{E.‘lS‘,‘prsc‘ticnlDver and Re
I finish ‘, would'rei'niud~‘uis friends nndthe
I erally..that. he stillcazi-ier on the
vflypiugg V;,,e55_i;_1 allits branches, at his.
.0” Emurd-_‘, La'¢li'es'.D::ess;‘¢~_s Dyed any
C"o'1.,r,-mg] VstVea.iVnV-Vl:‘inis_li_z-d in the most ap.
proved me nor." 1‘1\P'v'.-B"V"¢h°-3.n‘1 .C.""‘
men, si,,,,,'~ , clpsn‘ed,.'Dyed, a:-idPi-eased,
I‘0c0mpa[V‘_ with new-goods. ‘M093 Damask
and Marco Cut’!-A505. T3bl_°'V_C°"9“P- Ruff’:
egc,_m,,,,:,,' Vpyed. and Fin-i.-hi-d.V. Gentle-
,,,e,,:,,C1,m,ng:and.‘Straw lists, Cleaned,
D rd (1 P“-ssed. .. . .
%Ilg,re‘:tn!.9,.' .t.’;Se[')ll Shepherd! \7‘“'_w;.3‘lk- Ly’
man Plntt. ain-ai..DaiVibux.vVi David-aelleclri
tvmg .,-,y n, _J. W. lIt_’t’!VtI.-5l.8.ml'0l'(l, Corn-
walltk iiii.lVs;V‘sIilF'0'd~9°“"- ’ j 1*
Groclaries! Urccetiefil
W_ lypgg 1.;[,[,,VJR_, would respectfully
o , in,-1geiVln*e it-tteutiou oi‘ the public gen-
0
M
flaéilllii-3.IIil7..l.¥il;V.8’. tats, ca: fir‘
,sitsAiiv:coois,.r..-,,
f‘7§"v*1lj‘°°¥i' Flores.-can I
060;,
t.‘.’-.°."‘-.*i““.V.’.F“‘°'=It‘- »
1.4‘
-If .
né ,7 9 194' ’IhI‘"6i0'.d. .
r,£noat1torateitin.l§lir.- G/may p,,',,,,,:,,,,,y_
‘ ‘ -i $l'QoJ'v0o;
'In.tlar¢‘.*tg."iivi‘st’ la’s.i‘_Mul ddlage-$3 F3‘,-,1
“ ‘on’ "Ternts' aV‘Ld.t'pterl to the lizard a,-mi
‘ ' "VVcov'Vt.rt?stevi‘¢ '-.ibi‘l-/i I/ze trwg 9 I
"Gm-) ‘ ciixizjiéitsatiovi
_ ‘ .R.U'UlVl4l‘s'b' '\[
3{F¥.L . A ._--For»N=«rr--Iidliii Zia,
, ..r'.‘-H J-s .. .. V _VV ‘ V
3 .' a“":"E" 3°93 Wood
,V..NgVu,W.A’VLK'GON’L.
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,T1n V, 3 l r , At very-Low Przce:,aml i.liebestmaterta .i_
F ' -‘.;;*“~§;,“-°9PlBr 3 flit nor. ‘i«iiiii-en;-iiuiiuioitoim.-wiiips,cna.
KI," . V“ ‘km’-‘*“§. I . 5, -:mois.& xkepiconi-iunily nll_ll1|ilfl_ _'
- "U99. Rna;.i:.9§«,:<Furnacg 0'”, V Part: no i|lltf_|lllV0l girl.-nto Cleitning,(‘ll-
if-= .‘0mtmn?sia‘-Eaa‘cclmn‘a.ig'w,j,,1 ”"llns.mi Repsiilngllarness. ‘
[{’iy'F¢’r-u,‘,.d.V.lfwV€yun_VFirWu.": ~ .«:.. - -aIy~)Slu;VplliGARDlVI_nR.
VV_,iV,n.g:h,eI,al;PumpS ,M“t,VV VV ., West QVVljVl_,0Il.2tVll_l_.l8o8. . .. V I4
» : .. i ._j V- .- - '5 V _’ ,.;i. , . . . . ‘-
~ M‘ 4‘ ""‘“‘ "‘I8- V w 2 ‘~'fI'lcur at Wholesale Prices.
‘;G"-W-rev‘ .Gza.»:. .
— =an‘at0Ju'na.*
‘ ti
Vlso. .,,,.,,, ‘V;-Viol-,quality._,und will be sold I‘
-5 Cheap-as tli ‘.clie'z'ipé3l '
gfortmeyud [mfluf 0f..ll3 best bfflndfl Goal‘ ,
5
'i'- iniialptsuiséoi the town of‘\Vcsinort.siid
.V ,.;,V._._i_ii_i-ing.;.. ,l‘ it stuck oi‘,ull descriptions of
:1 llsrnesdnn _Sa_(!dl§I
- Hl.lL<l(llf§Cl'll!L'l' hnsiiow on hand a.laI'g0
‘ that l'vi|‘l"be3i:l'<!ztNy to the ad'.sutug‘e oi
:,qi)nsp«nei-559 purchase oi him.. It does not
flour, Peed, &'c.,~
whi.hhcofl",rslforssle at the lowest possible
lxir sum} m-rants -them to be of the best
a ty in stock of 1 ‘
\fl.'ea I
4
K..-
W_e keep a good air
iii’-‘-"Hy on wlgél.--. . .- '
-wEsTPo._RT’ ‘
.fVSadd|d,77Ea'rness, Trunk and
. ’ hip Sore.
HES scriber i-Vctiiriisliis ilian-ks to the
[age he ha fei3eIl'efl’rllllCe his coiumeucciiia-iii
lin tlie,abtro.biisi-‘ii ass, and begs to inform his
custoine ii.:1;Vatlie intends keeping coiiutniiily
,oii haudza 't'ull ltssortnieiil of all ill'l.l.‘.l(9!‘cl'It -
tiected vijih h'i-'busiii.ei-‘s and is.n‘nw manufac-
‘gits vicinit ,t'orVthé kind-and liberal patron-
9
,V, quaiitifl, pl: Vt"l_our, and will continue to
receive: directly from the mills at the West. so
V V V _~~.~~-V-IVare--
i 1*-';i"\.v*:r. -,«--».~'., ,~.. .V,-V . V.,_ V‘ V
::::; ”3.°;’°‘31=W1‘Ii%ltr:l-..; .
iqoiors-'.:= '
éphanichl
.. Jr? VVYV
V {iabl _V _V _ V
F Vfizsyirgi hbuse;_‘VV§}ich 0D|)!)|'tl_fllltIi:1_d2
stop _ a New York for inspection. but comes.
Int" no riis possible‘ from llrst hands. to the
I mcfotiltége 99.ll$ume?'. VThe;termsVwill inva-
ble _a8h,'Vas"lie is selling its Agent for a‘
not
"“G_"V—.
-er estublisliineiit.
' deon. '
‘ that can be obtained, whith I shall sell l'o|'
Cash less than the some quality can be
bought at an. establishment. in this pa it of
v the country, without excepl.ion._yvaIV'r_a_n_t:ng
C. the purchasers entire satisfaction. Also
some oi’ the cheaper gradeof Goods, which
Wm be sold for um Cheapest kind oi piices!
Gcni’i=. Furnishing Goods. it complete assort-
ment. Prices under everything.
“ Small P-rqfits” is our llfotlo,
I will not sell tny Goodsless thitntlostnnless
[um obliged to. but I am bound to sell you
Goods LESS than you can buy elsewhere,
anyway R¢e_i‘iltem1ll:ei-Bi‘.l_i(ila place, under Conn.
- t. e ‘I e
H°M'e“m' '3 d-ATHAN TUBK.
Norwitlk, Ct.,Sepl. 13th, 1858.
E. PRICE 6!. SON.
l!ANUF'.lC'l‘UIlI-1118 OI‘
Monuments, Grave Stones,
Mantles the.
AT Purdy’s Station, New York_. 0ufiIto_ck
coinprises the very hesiquality oi l_tali_an
and American Marble. All work delivered
free of charge. All orders proinptlv execu-
ted, at prices as favorableus can be obtained
at any similurestuhlishuientin the c.ountry.27
,E‘U'3N'I'.I‘."ll'.R-Bl
llhl subscibei is nowprepaircd to otter to
the public, at his old stand, as good on
assortmciitof -
- ~Gabinet l'tu-nsturo
us can be tuned in Fuirtield County. and at
léwcr prices, FUR (._.'.21nH,_thau the some
uulity of Goods can be obtained at any oth-
The stock consisisih part of
,\1-M-1.1;; Top, E.\'lellSlUll, Dining’, Card, and
Qiiartcttc Tables; lsoulicii.-es. Bureaus,
Soi'as.'|‘ei.e-it-'l‘et,ie l.oui.ges.M»iliog-
any and Cutie seal Chairs ; Gilt
and .\l.ilio,ii;g.iiiy’lv'i_-uiiie Look-
ing Gliisscs. «kc. die.
comrnv W.r1REROO.l|!S. . .
. ,.«_vWhcre .uiit.y-be.t'ouiid.n lull assortment-of
Collins. which will be iliiished iii the best pos-
sible iuuniicr. unit at short notice.
At A llearse will be fiirnishvd when de-
sired. A.Rh‘-NOUD.
-Wcstport. lluy lat. I858. '
LUMBER ! LUMBER!
ILL A’. ll-UBBELL have rcceiily com-
mcuceil the Lumber liusiness at the old‘
stand lately Occupied by llli-.Clisi-les Thomas.
and intend to keep on sale
- Timber, Iiath and lime,
together with every var’--ty oi Lumber sold
in this market. We shall be happy Vto iiccom-
rnodate customers witli'ii.nyth'_ingin ourline
at liberal prices M.'lllLL.
32 V — ‘J. C. HUBBELL,
GOA!-l icon: i
H. & J’. G. RAN_'DI._iEl, have been re-
. ceiviug direct train the Mines and ‘are
now prepared l.u,ulfI:l'ut the lowest market
.,rates, the i'ollo jug kinds of COAL. from their
Coal Yard, Ed side the Bridge, viz :
Spring M’ouutai'n_Z§e‘Iiigh,
Sugar Loaf’ ' do
Mammoth Vein (While Joli)
Locust Jllovmtain do
Scranton , do
Council Ridge, ’(Pz'uIr .d_.«Ii)
Laurence (Red do )
Z'recoriun Semi‘. .dn_IVlnVaci!e.
The L elllgll, Mammotli Vein,Locust. Moun-
tain, Council Ridge and Trevoiton Cools. are
of the first class, and are acknowledged by.
dealers to have no superiors. For l‘urnnu'cs
and all stoves with strong draugliiis the Le-
high Coats cannot be surpnssed,beiiig hard,
enduring and very pure. For ordinary do-
‘ mesiic pll|‘p05L‘S_.l.he Mammoth Vein',_lV.ocuet
Mouiiiniu and Council Ridge Coals.siand un-
rivitlled; burning more it-eelythun the Le-
high. making no clinker, and leaving lesVsasli-
es and slate than most any kind oi Coil known '
in the market. . -
As to the 'l‘revorton.we can say to any
persons trying ll.that ii it does not answer
the recomiiiendation and prove entirely satis-
factory, we will take it back axzniirii desired.
at our own expense and refund the money.
lit. 0. H. Benedict. long and favorably
known in the Coal Trade. will be always on
hand to serve the public. A share of the pub-
lic patronage is solicited. .- '
P. S.-—Just received, in cargo of very supe-
-rior Bl'\ck.Imlili‘s Coal. mined by the Bump-
ilhjrn Mining Company. -
Professor afliliisic
Is pr-.-'pcred'to receive a7
- few more pupils for ins-
truction on the Piano Forte, 0rgsn,or Meio-__
. . 'l'ER.\lS. .
For one Lesson at week, 8.6.00 per quarter-
Eor two Lesgdns a week. 59 00 p¢|"’il.|I||T“'l'-
, Pinnosttinnd‘ sud repair‘:-d. A ll o‘i-do-_i_-s_
left in his residence-. Main-st., Not-walk. wiil
be promptly itttrn-loll to. - ‘ V 1132
PIANO! 1'03 SALE 1
WE tiu.-idsoinc lit.-sewood. by Bi-idgliiud
and Jai-dine; one Miihugsny by Muuus
5; Hark, both oi which will be soliicheiiplor
Gu.sh.V Apply to J liESSlUN,'
V ’ lluiu-st..Norwslk.Conn. ~
gfiiii_oral cabinet for mile.
NE ol._i.lio: litrgest and most valulhlt Cob-
lnetsbf lliiiersls in Fllll‘llt'lU-U0l1IlI,.
oil‘ red i'orltule for much less tlmnits value.
It would foftn a pp" mud valuable addition
to any schoo or \s._ _?l.Ii!lllflIl°l> Library . For
potticulin-i ellglllfe iii the Gazette Cllcr i.fl5
- ‘lilo best Gutter
» Nthe-markelffor cutting llsy.Straw oi’
Corn Stulks,ooine and see one inoperr
tion, at ,V CHICHES'I'I£R’S
_ 1, ‘ Hsrdware Store.
_ ' Wheeler -Ci. Willson’s
EWING ‘Machines it less thauhnli price.
for sale by ' C 398. T. LEONARD. 4
.-Norwilk Sept-‘.20. 1818. ' - ‘
.9.i1Y9I'-Sgiiéeiii-. Silver‘ lfmons.
“4.I!V.pVits the xprice
”“Q.l,‘_IlVlBl\ ever.-, _ VV
* -t,ravod,r;_:rstVi.-l-s,.;
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CNORWALK, coNN,; TUESI-)AfY,. JANU'ARY 11. is-59. I
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Mr. 3. Revision, ' '
Q It tVtVtg.
nehtjc-§Vt.§::.mu Candle.
Over lil'e’n troubledses,
'Alldown its restless t.lde,— «
Ever the sigh will be,
Unsatisfied, ‘
In pleasures crowded -ring, -
Large though it be and wide,
The weury soul will sing,
Unsotl.-iiied._
’lild friendship’_s hallowed tones.
Death will in silence ride,
And leitve the mourning tines,
Unsatisfied.
While peace is crowning all, _ i
' Still will its joys subside.-
lnto the esrih we fall,
Unsatisfied. '
In childhood’: cherished (into,
The soul, devoid of pride,
Longs for u better climo,
Unsstigflgd.
, If on thcfiys of youth,
l-‘or joy the bent relied,
Soon it would and this truth-
Unsstisfleil 7
In msnhood's toilsome'dsy-
By CIAE and sorrow tried,
E’:-n still ire all must say-
Unsatisfied.
And trembling age will lay
it: anxious hopes ssldo,
- Ever-forever here,
Unsatisfied.
Oh, where shsllrest be found!
We would not here nbido ;
And turn from nllaround -
Unsatisfied.
Oh mncli loved home above,
where at our Father's side,
We shall forever be
All satisfied.
>r>j -
From the Springfield
' Vvunted-A Minister.
We have been without a pastor
Some eighteen months or more,
And though candidates are plenty-
Wr.-'ve had at least a score ;
All oftliem '- tip top" prggghgu,
Or so their letters run-
We’i-ii just as for as ever
From settling on the man.
The first who came among us g‘
By no means was the worst,
But than we didn't think of hlfl
- Because he was the but ;
It being quite the citsldm
To sacrifice a few ’
Before the church in earnest
Determine: what to do.
There was it smart young fellow
lliili Sellollll; earnest way,
Who, but tor one great blunder,
Bad surely won the day_';
l\‘lio left so good impi-es.-iim, .
On Jlondiiy 1 no or two
— Went round aiuong’tlic people
To see it" he would do.
The pious,‘ godly portion
Hnd not a. fault to llnd,
His clear and searching preaching
They thought the very kind ;
And all went smooth and pleasant. A
Until they heard the View
Of some influential sinners
JV ho rent the highest pews.
On these his pungent dealing
Blade buts sorry hit ;
The cost of gospdl teaching
Was quite too tight to fit.‘
Oi’ course his fate was settled-
Mtend, ye psrsons all’
And prelch to please the sinners
V if you would get 1 cell.
4
Next came a spruce young dandy,
He wore his hair too long ;
Another’: cost was shabby, ,
And his voice not over strong ;
. And one New Haven student V
Was worse then nll of those-
We couldn't hear the sermon
I-‘or thinking of his nose l
Then wesrying ofcitndidstcs,
We looked the country through,
’Mld doctors sud. professors,
To ilnd one that would do,
And after much ciicuuiou,
On who should bear the ark,
, Willi tolerable agreement,
We fixed on-Dr. Poi-ho.
Here then we thought it settled,
But were i\rnss!d_;I;§_:Ind
V Our flattering invitation
liespectfully declined.
We turned to Dr. Hopkins
To help us in lia‘e_lurch,
Who strangely in‘oiViVgin that college
llsd claims shove F‘ our’chnrch."
Next we dispatched committeu
By twos sud threes to up
5 lie labors fora. Sabbath
or the Rev. Shallow Splurge.
39 came-s marked seusstlou,
So wonderful his style,
1-‘olluwed the choking ofhls boots, V’
- As he psned up the stale. '
Ills tones were so. sifecilng,
His gestures so divine,
A la dy fainted in the hymn,
Before the second line.-—
Aud on that day be gnvo n
The greatest prhy-G ‘I "L,
To .u"esiigim,‘§aii cum‘.
Ho preached s dodblc sermon,
. And gave us" ai'iigel"i’ll'ood, ‘ ‘
On such s lovely topic.’-
'_' The joys of solitude ;”
Vail full of sweet descriptions
Of flowers and psiirly streams.
Of wsrbliug birds, and inoo__||-lit piim,’
And golden sunset beams} "
Of fslth and true repentance,
Be nothing had tony ;
llo rounded all the corners,
And gmooihoil the rugged why ;
llsuiigbd‘ with great ndifoitnesn
Iolcutfirtslu and please,
leave the slnnerbi conscience
fompletely st his sue.
Sik‘5hiindrsd is the «tiny,
We give in former days,
We tho. [ht it very liberal,
Au ' ,._!1ld it lisrillo misc;
‘But is V '_‘we‘toulr the paper,
We need to urge,
To rslsfiiicool two flioussud.
For the im”- siuiiiow splurge. .
\
In vslu w!%Il‘tllO"cIolV'ln-- .
We list! no chsni§I_3st_-sll--
-We found ten city churches
I-ind given him s csll 3'.
And he in prsyVsrt'iil.wsiting, ‘
Wu keeping ‘til in tow ; ‘_, "
not where jzinyi ‘ti«i"i'in iaigtie-‘t,
"l'ws's whispered hewould go.
and now,gi_'iVod Christin brothers,
We hit mi! .09!» '2 irrisgn.
Thu} wouldpo _c ilifihord, _ _
’* ‘rox;ui§‘o‘~siii'~ enurenastitra,-3' ~ ‘ I
‘2: " . -_ cfigfigyg _ , With this clear understanding, wt.
'—- ‘ "A man to meet our views,
"xv, nice at _ Inst preset: to phone the sinus,
’ ""t8’.' ussiituvsiustpin. , -
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“ ‘even itic‘eiiseTl'foiii}ilrs at till iulviiiici-d rigi-
V Iy’q_~o:ii_lV!i_e_ New York Ledger.
V wounnzufgsunnr.
' Mrs. ‘Louisa Raynor was it widow.-
Slic bud tlirowii ofl her weeds, mid stop-
Wped fortliiuto social life more hloomiiig
tliaii ever.‘ Slirhud seen just thirty suin-
mi.-rs, and seeing-d to have only .urrivi-d
at the ‘full miitin-ity of her wormiuly
charms. She hail married when quite
voting, and solely to please her patients. ‘
They had it hub.-iiid. selected for her
since lici‘ cliiltlliood, and, governed by a
sense ofdtity totliosc who had protect-
.eil.i'ind cured t‘oVi-"her, she took the man
they liadichosen torlier. ‘But he was it
weak, puny hoilv, sndafter a few years
of wedded life, during which time he hung
upon his wife with a child-like depen-
dence, he died. For six years Louisa re
miiiiied secluded and nlone,but at the end
of ‘lllfll time, she come forth once more to
b:ts'kin the siinshiiie. of ' social joys and
pleasures. V. And she created it seiisatioii
when she appeared upon the stage, for in
thetimes thutfwere past, she liad been
the life and soul:of‘i.he socictyin‘ which‘
she mingled, and ‘she ‘had lost none of
her powers of entertaining and pleasing.
Shewiis more than. a merely beautiful
woman; sherould sing with t.-xceediiig
sweetness ;she could phi y with grace and
- skill; and she‘ coiiversed with.l'recdotn
and 'lll€lB"3VIlllllJllllg : niul+—on:e little.-tliing
further-—'sh_e hudabank account of no
nieuii amount." In all. those qiiiilities
tliat iro to make up sterling, loveable
chuructei',slie was amply blessed, and her
i'riendships_.were its true lllld,~Il|'lIl as the
hills. It might be supposed that the
' coming of Louisa‘ Raynor into our circle
would liaveprodiiccd striles, iiiid llt'ill'[-.
burnings, unil jritlnusies ainoiig the many
maidens and youths, who worshipped at
:0lll' 80('llllifllI|'llllf, for the widow bud ll
splce of ftiu in her compositioii, as could
be plainly seen by the merry twinkle of
her eye, and the Hpl‘0V,()l{lllp." smile that
. lurked aboutilie corners of her street
mouth. _ _
But no. The licwitchiug widow had
declared that she would never have on-
other husband. She said she bud money
enough to support her cuuifortalily
through life‘, and she would never yit-lit
her liberty to s mun again. Sogtlie llI'.II-
detis tiers not jealous oflier, and the
swoiiits did tiot run the risk of ucliiiiz
lieiirts and mortiil cliallenges on her ac-
t:otiiit-.-‘
'l‘lii-re was one it-diviilii il who had been
it sort of fixed star. in the social lii'in=i-
inc-tit of our plaice for spine yr-nrat. Hi.-
niiine was Fa-lix. l\li'l't‘tlllll. lie was II
lmclielor of live and thirty, po--ses.<iiig~ :-
form of more than ortliitsry pliysicul limiti-
t pttoportioii, with ie;it.ui'es wliicli
of tiiaiirlciihood call hoinely, how ever
much tlir-_y might coiirleniii his j-iilginciii.
and want of taste. And then Felix wit.-
4 one of those iortitiiaite iiulividit-its who
liavc an nbuitduiice of this world’: gorilla.
His parents liiid left hint it home and a
I'm-tune, and he had tiiken good care of
both, and enjoyed them Vllli good as he
could N evcrtheless, soiue feniales, hint
ed at above, declared that he knew notio-
iiig about. the eiijoymeiits of life. He
was it hermit, and nothing iuore, shut up
in his great house, with only igardeucrs
iind negro women about him. Felix
Meredith mid declared that he would not
marry. He would not surrender his liberty
and couie under the cnpricibns yoke of . ii
wouiau—never l
One or ing Louisa Raynor and Felix
Mere°dith were both at is party given by
Mrs. Searing. It was it. happy occasion
and joy reigned supreme. The widow
sat at the pianoforte, and played and
sung, and Mrs. Searing made Felix ac-
company her with his voice. He was it
line singer and could not refuse. .When
they had done singing, Felix conducted
‘Louisa to a sofa, he did it as an act of
courtesy which seemed -demanded by the
circinnstsnces; and he took a seat by
her side, another act of courtesy which he
could not avoid ; for he had got to find
it sent somewhere, and if he refused the
one vacant before him, and sought one
further oil‘, it would appear as tlioup,-h lie
was afraid of the handsome widow—aiid
_ would have it di.-tiiictly. understood that
be neither ft-.u’red, not sought tavor with,
any woman on earth. - -
The two had just got fuirly seuted,when
Mrs. Searing came along. She wits a
busy, hustling merry little womun,siid us
she saw Felix and the widow thus seated
she could not pass without a joke at their
expense. _ V
“ I declare,” she said, looking lirst
upon the buirlielor and then upon the wid
ow", " what a handsome couple you would
make. You ought to propose—riizlit of
-—'hoth of you l” She laughed and pas-
sed on.
A _“.Poor thing l” acid the widow, after
the hostess had gone, Iiow anxious the-y
. are to get others into the -trap t_lnit has
so si-ciireiy closed npuii theiusclves.”
_. “And I think, sometimes," added
Felix, "that there’: real uiiilevolenco
let all of their winging;-i. Wlnit can
.-be more cruel in tflfillcqli-lull limit it mitt’-
ried woiniiiifs trving to land on iti_oii'cn-
sivemsn into t is net in wliicli she sees
lierltit.-liund \_.VV__ «ring 7'’
« "‘. Or,” pitrsued:: he widow. "what can
be more viiiiliciive than the tlioiiglit of it
married woiniin’s ti-yiiig"fto lead one of li«_~r
. own sex into the slime sllfii-i-y ivliicb she.
sufiers 7" - V _ .
"Still fur-tltrr,", said Felix: ‘.‘0iily
think of the li,ardncssfot' liVeu_VEpwiiicli ttmt
woiuiiii ‘must possestuirho cuilld. for it nio-
mi-ntuim such it fate as nii_\ti'_iinotiy. at
my head 'l‘-0 iliiiikof my giving. up all
.ot'w.omiiii !" ,,,.... .
" It is perfectly sbsurd,” responded
Louisa Raynor. ‘.‘l thiiik,” she added,
_ with it comical look into hei: compsnio_n’s
fiice—uiid _yet,7o very serious look it was.
‘ “ that you and l are the only two really
sensibl» people in the room.-. Wltile you
Vere lirm n yotirfbliclielor attacks, I aim
j; .'ési;ar.giy,Veu_s-enticed b‘élii‘iid it well-settled‘
ptirpose, sqwé may enjoy onrselve's’wltli-
oh; l"oVt,s_'i_‘-,,'s;_’i"i‘ii trend the flowery path of
social life withontthe danger cl liiiving
some hidden trap sprung upon us at eve-
i.i step.” . _ . :: '.
- .- J. Thrift» .. .90.”: .. rraiiirneélf .15».-li.i:.—1_ vita"
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"jaéeme*ii riithiii irriiia hie‘ agate: ‘-4 And
' -—-by the lvuy—did
my liberty and ple_iisurcs.to Vllie cupi-iccs -‘
“Yes,” said the widow. ' °‘ Ican sing
and play, iiiid no imister can bid me stop
he --;iu.-te lie liuppcusto-bl:’tliiiiklng'. But
you ever think much,
of Bm-thovoii l” ‘ . ‘‘
..‘‘ Yes, I lllllll{I'l‘llm grand.”
“ And Iliidyii.-?:”.‘ .‘
“ Llike him.” .. .. .-
. 'l‘hus the widow, turned, the C0l‘lVt’l‘Si‘l-
lion, and for iVIl'l ho_ur tl'iéVy_. talked on as,
‘though they were :héoiVil_v. two in’ thi-
room. They became interested and imi-
mstud ; and (ltl!‘lll.‘1' thut hoiiVri.hcy talked
more sense, and betrayed more inioiinu-
lion, than had been apparent at all the
socinl gutliei-inga oi‘ the season. '
When the time nirivcd for breaking up
the ns's~.m|il_v,‘Mr. Mrreditlrwould not
hurry away, because it might appear as
though he was afraid that some of the lu-
dies would wsyit him to-: go home with
them. And the widow—she did not hur-
ry away, because site thought it might
be taken as it hint to some ciigugeil gen-
tlcmiin.~to accompany her. She seemed
inclined ‘to remain until all the rest were
goue. and then quietly slip home alone.
. Felix Mereditli coiivjei-sed with Mr.
-SBill'IVlll!' in the cute room until the outer
door was-lii.n'lly‘.closed, and then he took
his hat, and went into the dmwiiig room
to bid the hostess good evening. He bud
just performed his duty, when tlie,widow'
came in from the cotisei-valor , with hei-
cloak :ind hood on.
“ Wliy—-bless me—I thonglit I was
the last one here,” ciicd_ Felix, as lie
caught the bright eyes of the widow peel‘-
ing out from ben\cath the rim of her warm,
seiisihly made hood. ‘
“ I have waited to the last, in l]O[li‘s
that I might slip lioine quietly, and with-,
out troiible,” returiicd Louisa.
Mrs. Searing luiigliod, and declared
that it had lmppeuetl just right She
l.0lLl them they were fuii-ly caluglit, and
they must make lllt: best of it. ‘
Oi"cou.-so Felix could no.t now hurry
awiiy, because that Wulllil appear as
tlioiiglt he were nlrnid of the widows’. Ainl
the widow could not hurry oli, l)té(.'l|ll~'e ii
iitigltt be taken IIS it stroiig hint for Felix
to olfi-.r his coiiipaiiy. . "
“ Mrs. Ruyiicr,” said the b:iclielor,with
it very honest and respectulile ilniile,
‘ there was one point in coiiiiectioii with
lll-!lllilll_ imi.-‘ic which we did not tout-li,aiul
as we walk iiliiiig we will di.-‘pose of H--
tliui is—_ii' you it ye no olijm-iioiis.”
Oi’ course she couli.ln’t t)'jt,'(:L in susim-
ple ii rlllillg, so .\'ll:* -.icc«-iiip.-uiii-il the pro-
pusi-l"l'l‘ulll llle llullsi-, ililill lite Wiillit-il llllllli‘
with licr. 'l‘Iic l,’tlllli't‘t‘.~alllillI w.i_~ \’el‘_\' iii-
I.ei'c.~:Ii«i,r,-uii«l tin-_v Wallliuil fur inoro slow-
I_\' than pm;-Vle ‘Vlllllal leave \\'.lll\'i'tl who
t\‘i.‘,|'C.Ulll_)' ituxiuiis to l'l.‘:l\'lI lb:-ii‘ lllllllits.
‘Witt-ii’ (lie \Il‘lil()‘xl"\\’il.~' nlom_- it; .t uiV._r2it_
.-‘lie silt ill)\\'ll uml portal:-i'cil ; iiiiil Ilil3.ll_\’
-‘lie Silnil *0 l|i:|‘.-vii,‘ “- Ii. sci-iii.-' to In: all .
.- riglit.” 'Siie~.-mill-ch ii: vi.-ry‘ quiet siiiilc‘
--v\V’lli;‘ll she Stllil so, atnil Ilicre Was an un-
i\'uttl.cil .<;i;ii'lilc lit iiei' 4-ye.
And the llzl(.'llelUl', ivlicn he was iilnin,
|l0ll(li:l't‘il also; and he amid to liim-elf,
at he end of lIl~‘ [)0l|dt:l'lll_I_'f, " I think it's
all right l" And he too, smiled, llllll
sliook his llt’:lfl vei'y’kiiowingl_v and -a-rely,
At the next sociul puny of the season,
Felix‘ i\leredith and the youiig widow
were both present; and tliistiine they
had to sing together iii the I't:qllcsL of the
company, after which tlicy coiiversed to-
gether for their own hen:-lit.
" Mrs. Rnynei-,” shirt the bachelor, as
the company were about dispersiiig, “ I
do not wish to appear odd or ‘ccci-nii-ic,
so, under the knowledge of the invuliiei'-
ble shields that protect us, I will olfer
you my comp:-.ii,y home.”
“ My dear sir,” replied the widow, with
it sober, solemn look, " under the iissu
riincathut your own vow will protect me
t'rom the fulsome noiisensc of love-making,
I shall accept your olfer.”
And again they walked iitvay together.
Their likes and dislikes werein li'ui'iuony,
and their tastes run in nearly the some
clianiiel through the fields of art and lit-
erature. So there was no cluslliiig in
their opinions, but each llild something of
interest to learn l'l'0Vl1l the other.
‘And so through tlig wiiiti-fr they met
at the various assemblies ; and, wherev-
er they went, they were sure to be found
in eucli otlier’s company. It was early
spring, and the last party of the season
was given, wliere the lirst had been giv-
en, at Mr.-'. Seai'iiig’s. -
" Mrs Rzyiioi-,” said Felix, towards
the latter part. of the evening, " have I
been rightly itiformrd ?”
“ Upon M hut, sir ?”
About _\our l8:i\'Ill}.{ toivn.”
"I think of leiiviiig.”
“ llow long will you be away ?”
“I think of moving away, sit‘. In fact,
this tlI_1_t:_{.‘__l$,l)ec0lIllllg rather tire-some to
me." . . _
“ But you are not going for _good-—
you mean to return some time or other ?”
‘“l have no‘ such_ iiiteiiiioii. I shall
probably bid i'ui'e\vcll to. my irieiids here
when Igu.” _
l5ui—-this is it sudden resolve" on your
part.” i -
“_ Oh—h1css you--—not at all. I rlo'i’t
puriide my plans II month .ln-l'ore - their
l‘UlI.\'lll'll_lI|al»lIill, jiist to give people the
pri\il«:ge of oixcii.-.-: ll_'_{ imam, _ But, my
deiir sit‘, do you ndniire the lust pi:-cc we
.~‘iiii«_:-—llie pit-cc \\'lll(:ll Mr. Broiiii select-
ed?” ‘ ’
" Not p;ii'ii«-ul:ti'ly, though the cliorii.-i is
gooil.” ‘
, " (7/zoz:u.t_! irliy,
to ii.” ' ' ‘
" “ 0—nli—-tlic lust oiic ;
‘line iiidei-cl.”
" Aml wliiit did you see in it that
can call line 1'". . . '
“ Didn't you like it ?"
“ VNot at all. A mere love-song."
““Bn’t the music, the mel-:rl_1/, I iilliidifd
there was no (.‘ll0l‘llS
yi-s, yc’s—vet'y
you
and shook oil‘ the ,ohVsti-action,
wc'rds were so simple that I hardly no-
ticed them. Love l timgh l 'l‘h.'it will
,do for those who have lieorts soft enough
_to love ; but for you iiiid me, wlios:
liearts are made of sterlier stud‘, it is sim-
ply u_iitioyiug.”' I I
* "‘Very,”" ‘said the widow; sud she
Imilcd.lIVl‘s'pite of herself.
VV 4t_tVe’r«fl_i‘at, t_llt‘,~.i:ou'.V.ersiition flowed on
,8'S"ll.~:ll:il , aiulVwheIi~t'li'e~ party broke up,
*-Mr. -Meheditli waited tiiion _tlieV. wid )7! to
herhouse. = *3’ 53"’ ” ."
“ You do not leave tomorrow i” he
we are sure of our cnjoymeuts for the
tliiietocom." '
asked, as tlt_o_y stood by the gate.
, .._."l
V "Yes. Well-I wish you it good-
niglit.’? C‘ ' ' A ' ‘ V
to,” explained Felix, I'ei!uVel‘Iltg liimsclf; in about it two Iiours ride oii-‘-t;he' 'lly6'n.-‘
He had beeiifor some iiionneiits.ii's oiiei
lost in tlie,d:trk, but he .~tai'ie.d ‘up now, ;
“ The i
“Prohzibly not until the day after,”
she i'cplir,d. N ‘ '
“ Ali--yes. W'ell—-not until the day
after.” - . , '
" think not before ilieti.”
“ Gnotl-u_ig'bt, sir.”
'_On the fallon'ing‘dny,'us*the widovisut
ltI- her work, iicgro‘ ho'_v iippeui-ed at
the door wiili it note-for‘ licr. ' She km.-w
the boy W‘£lS_fl'0u]‘ Mi". Me:-o-‘iliili, so she
"wus‘ very ‘careful to call him ‘ill; tliiit -prov
ple mlgIit«uot¢see‘liiiii waiting tliere_-._V—'—
Slic openedthe iniasiiie and read .as-fol-
lows : ’ ' * '
‘- Mr Dam \fns. Ruxoir.-—F'or this time he
-erioustind answer me i'ruii_i gtlic -dictates oi
vourhenrt. lie your answer as it ,iiiav, lei
it."ut least be honest and trunk. You speak
of lcaviiig us. Could I not 1)» rsiiaile you to
i-emiiiii? bould coirnot conceive-of an in-
«luccinent. which 1 might extend. that would
at leiu-t.sztu-c you to tio<it.tie. au=l. perhaps
to remain w‘ith—ivith me ? Will you answer
me? Will -you return till. answer by the bear-
--r ol'th_is? for I know lllitli -._:V. person of your
.-iron-_.V,‘.li of mind llflil chit--ictvr will not re-
quire I.»-ig to consider on such I} poi ct."
Yours, very truly and d-votedly.
,, Fsntx .\li-;i<i:nt1'i:-i.
The widow sat down and tvi°oi:eVas_ fol-
lows : . . --
~‘ Mr Di-JAR lliz. Mi::ti=:nii'ii.—.l~cau conceive
of several circum-tanccs under wliicli you
might have the power to p--rstiade me to re-
main hi.-re longer than we hurl talked of. For
instance you might brenk your leg. and if
you could not ilml anot'ior nurse. I surely
would not refuse my ii.-sistance. it‘ you our-
uvsnly sought it. Or. you uiight. besuddciily
stricken down with It:Vrl'. iiiul even then I
should not hesitate to care tor you. pr.)'.'ioc‘d
you could not find better attentioii. But.
trusting that you w’ll iii-itliir hit.-alt tour lug.
nor be taken down with -fcvi-1,
1 remain, \'('l‘_V obeilii-nily, yours,
LOUISA ltsr.\os.”
This she folded up and scaled. flflll
more it to the boy, \\ lio went ziwaty with
it. In about an :i0lll' be l't'llll°lli3(l,l)l’lll‘,flll,i_T
llfl0l.lll’.l' note from his in islet’. 'l'lie wig!-
ow Opvllell it and found it to c titnin
.~.‘()llll'Illlll2,' nearer to tin-. point, thus :
" .\lt' Di-mt illns. llxrxoii. —\l'ei'-: I to olfrr
you my lit.-ztrt iunl Iiiy hand. and .s.-k you in
l)::.iniiie tor life. would you i'i-inuiii? I ask
am, in all .~‘(-eritlll m-s-V. xvnil I pray you ziitsivcr
me in the s-.iin=~_ .-p-i-it. Y- ur.-. iinxitmsiy.
’ l"i~;i.ix ll:-:iu:in'i'ii ”
Mrs. R-t_viicr turned to her Ilceli, uud
pciiiieil mi illlS~.'l'l.'l' iliiis :
' Mir Divziit S-ll -As V-ill ll’i.'.’(‘ liCl't'l‘ mud»-
me ilzl ' rill‘-.:i-‘ of your ‘ lav-iii‘! ‘(Hill h:iiul.' itiiil
as you li-ive in-vi-r :-..-k-it ink to he )l)lII‘fi - im-
liI'-- ’ it is iIii,iii.-.-iinlo loizmi-1... tell -\\.ll:ll‘l
iniglit. do in com -itch an olfi-r wuic llI'ull'|l and
such a thing asked '
Yours, fiI'l'li'll‘ l_r’—r«-ry.
- L il_?l:l\ l-l.u'.\uu."
'l‘lic liitlu rl.~ii'key took this ziwuy, illlll
‘iii :iiiotbci' ll0lll' lic iviis hick iigiiiii, with
:lll1‘u_llt‘l' iioti: ivliii-ii LllillS:l foiiiiil to In-
still iieiircr to the point :
" \|i:~'. li.tvxrvi'——l.irt:-.-,-Ft":-ir the my
_il-;y’t‘ll_VIVl_"lllVY smtl _I_rl_g--_ii'i.- y-iViip'c-mip uiimisliip
flll‘illl}_{lI llii: rest of llii- eitrilily [)llgl'llDlIg8.—,
Will you be my wife? Yours.
Fi:i.ix .\lr:iiisi>iru.”
To which the widow wrote answer as
Follows :——- I ‘
" MY Di:.\it I-‘i-:i.tx—I will. Your
Lul:ls.i."
Mercy l W'ii:it 3 wourlerms-nt ll]l~!l'P'
.was in some qiiuricrs wneii it lieciime
kiiuwii ihiit Felix Meredith and the wid-
ow Rn_viicr were to be lll'Il'i'lBll. Ho-iv
inun y iiiiilclle-nged ladies-'--ladii-s who were
niuideii.-', atlas l —llll'llt’d up their times,
and said that Louisa Rayner‘ hurl better
be in better business. But‘ tlickuowiiig
--iie.-z, and the reasoning ones, said it was
just the tliiiig—-it ought to have happen-
er] before. . »
And they W0l'_OV'_m=ll'|‘lEd ; and after the
knot was safely" tied, Felix laughed
heartily. ‘~_ ’
"Ha, lift, hzi, my blessing,” he cried
throwing his arm about Loniszi’s neck,
and liis.-iiig' her, " do you renicnihcr when
I used to preieiid to hate all womiinkind
llllil how I scouted tliciden of tii:ii'i'_ving ?”
“ Yes,” replied the wife, with that old
quite smile, and that.‘ peculiar twinkle of
the eyc'. ' -
" Wcll—eveii then I had resolved that
you should be my wife. I meant to win.
you zit some riite——and I went at it. Ha,
ha, ha.” . -
“Katie,” said Louisa, calling to her
young sister, “ coma: lierc. Now tell this
man just wliat 1 total you a yuaii: ago.”
“ \-Vliy,” utiswercii Kati-, with it llll'l‘l‘_l‘
laugh, " you as.-'ilri-d me that you would
have him for it llll.~ll:llli.l if you lived.”
“ Null’ what think you, Sir Bi'.igg.irt ?”
cried the wife. _
“ Wt.-ll,” returned Felix, with iuxother
hearty lziitgli, "I ciizi only say ill--i. we
are both scuirely .ti-upped; unit it‘ us It
seems, we have trapped uul'.~'t-l\'uS, ‘lllOll \\ t‘
niiist be respoiisible for the coiiscqiit-iici-s.”
“ But.” added Lutiiszi, “I tin-nit ilizit
so for usl uni coi_icei'iiei,l the L'UlI.~‘t'qll\.lli‘t'$
sliull be only of the most lizippy kiwi ; for
I loved you well, or! SllUlll‘\l not llllllt
souglit _\'oti.”
"'l‘Iii-ii ultl_\' jay c.iit llt!_,0lll'.~',” Cl‘lt‘(l
Fr-lix V; ‘' i’ ti.‘ I cull Soleiniily itlllml lllzti
ll’i_is'ts but the crowni-lg ofii love Ilia: ha.-
ucisitpii-il my \\ liolo llt‘ill‘l. for it loii'.'.fcr pe-
riod tli Ill inost p-.-nple tvoultl credit.
it's all l‘l,'.','llL iiow.”
An-l itiaiiy oilicrs .-‘iii«l it wits till l‘l,'_'lll.
Tlie t iliiciilcrl uiiil i'i-liiicil, who Wt-l‘t: lilo.-.~=
eil Willi iln~ii' gt-nlul coitipiiiiy, .-mil it mi.-
all right ; unit the pom‘ illlll ll(‘L‘(l)', Mu-
l‘t't‘t:iVi.'(l iiiiiiiy xi t- Kl-‘ll of their love and
liciievoleiice, ltlao said it wits all l'l;;’lll.
u
___..._..__._
a From !lie'Bicfl«z/u (;'IIIIiIIH:I;ClafJ1’/VITHHI
EUROPEAN coastsisrozvpnrioa.
NOV V V V
ro.\'r.ii.\.‘si.i:.iU——riii: riiisr NAPOLEON
V Pants," Aug 12,“-1858,
we ll.‘ll’e just i'e.i'iriie«i' l‘i-mil it visit to
the puliice and forest of Foiiiniiihli-itti._
thirty six miles trout l’uris,iind is.i'i:‘iicli1-t‘l5'
Riillwuy. ltis one of the must “illlc eiit '
of ilie-Royal resideiiccs, n itll.itVeaVuV‘Imvin'g.
e_xi.-{ted tlii-.re its early as the tivelftli or-ii.-V‘
tury. The pl'i.'S£'lll. a.-li::teuu was built by zgf §,,-,y,',.-;,,. mg, -pi-,",",',‘,,,sif§g’i fiF§
Fraincis l., -about 'I530,'illld was it l'avoi.~.~:
itc residence of that. l|li{lllI|'l3ll and his site-;.
i:e8su|‘s,l0‘ Lfuis XVL, _evci'ail of whom
tinido |_a_rge ’lldillll0llS an imiiivovemciits.
Wlieii-Lotiis XVI.-ti-iitisi‘eri'i-d the court
to Veisuillcs, it~’fc|l liIl0‘llt‘glL'Cl-‘,"1lll(.l till?’
i forest was only used 1.: an occasional"
.l5il ..
»IlV::ll_lllL"_ train I '
_ [he li_'iic"St“iii rite-?vieiiitty"orl?uris.V
Tlii.-i Cell:lll".tlt'(l pail ce is siiu .t’eil ttliotffi 7" ' "
to ten Vtlioul-‘aiidV_ Viuhsbitrililtii,‘ ‘"’l‘l:s
historical iissociuiions ,y¢0llll@_t§d tariffs
Fontninbleanpnre ~ ' ‘“
te‘resting.' Toasay notliingo 'i' '‘
cinted. with the ancient ‘H’ , ‘ .,.a
tire prominent in ,its‘ .hVisVt,i_iry.,,».__;—j'I_t_.ia.e
p ii in c e?’ is---. ideutil‘ied= V;Iv.itl,t1‘ iii.-i;:_y
striikiiig events in the_cs.reei*.*ol':;1\'upol-so.-..
It wii's'Vliere _tliiitV ilie“divofceV:bet:wgee‘»{t::;
Emperor and J osepliiiic.
in ison. gln--l8l2 iiieiPo‘pe‘ie:i.s h’er.-. 3.-
tiiiiicrl in it sort of semi ciptivity,;'-reir.»:i:z-
ing ‘about - eigliteeu:-mouths;-amino;-3-3 -1.
Napoltiloll heresigued his ‘abdication, and
iii ‘the great courtyard :in-~front.sli.o;.go::i;
leave of the Impgriul. Eagles. .; .Al;oi;;.,, 9.
.'._v.osi' alter-,tliis Blfeul, on b_is:r.etnguV, fggizi
Elba, be here :'evi¢;Vwcd the t.i:o._.p3_.' 3,...
lie lt:d_ll'lllfl1plljllll.ly_Ip‘_£ill‘I§; ' I W ‘
After the_li_ii_s_l V_fullVVo_£fi,1VVVspglcon, til»: .
pziluce again fell into ne'glle'ct"”'iintil il‘.-Y-=.
reign of LotiisPliillippe,I-.who'E' soonlfio ft.-. r
rhis ltl'Ct‘SSl0ll toV pow_cr;,eomm,euc_c,d-_I Vceszr»...
pletc .renoviition,’ with srefcrence to fi-esp.» - -
llIg',JIl- Vtts lieu? its ‘to.’ ggéfi-;;;
Spli'l'l(IOI';_ ' "" V
'-in front of the‘ great-"court ~_ViIl'd'lS- lls-.:
gm-den giite, as it is called. 'l__Elio’.fencc ?.
it verybiizh iijon _onc,— .. hit its §ge_n|'-hgas} --
ed pickets _riclily.gilt . 'l‘he_gnce,is, inV_t':ic
centre highly ornamented ‘and ‘g‘ildéd,,'tl.-2.
golden caigles on either side, placed there:
by Niipoledn, and i‘em'ove(I during tire
restoration, llilVIllg'b§eIl ikpliiced. Th-2
iipproaqli iéiibc palace through the griiiiri
court yard is ve,i°y'impressive-,.tlio niiciens.
iind peciiliur F,i'ench style,of__iVls_ _Ii'chi;ec:-
lure, the singular llQl‘_S(2‘flh0§,.I9!'mT‘Qf;lhi-
staircase, heiiig:-qi_iite diflerent ,fr,o_m-ony—
thing we-lnive.yeVt. seen. ...'l‘he ”ii8.'.|laI.l.en-
tr.-ince is at the door lllld_éVl'..lV_l-Ilj
the grand staiittciise, aiidyou are immedi-
ately iiitmduced inVto,vhe series of’ Foloms
of the ;V;n1nr-e. The v,c-sV_'i_ib’iilcVVfitse_ll’ ‘Via a
.-ploiidnl room. tho chi-viti'gs of the"di')ois
in pzirticiil.-ir, lacing ‘very 'éli‘lboi'uto and
lll:I;[ll_llli:Elll-. lie number of splend d_
i~'illlP.~‘ ofronms, and griiritl llullsr through I
whit-h you tire coiiduote-d,‘ore::too nnmer- '
oiis uinl-v~irioii.-i to be even eniluleruted —‘
I'l:tl" of " t.lic"‘t-ld .,ilwtitii"clly,.1tlle;,furni- ,
V‘~in--, t ipt-.~li‘V\‘, &c..,.-lJi-,l|ig.V_t:l';y_- Vriiperb.—-,
l‘he pt'i~seiii.' Einpri-as lint. usitllfi. Qfltctoms '
mo-t gm;-_reoi_i-ly fui-tii_.~|_ied,—. _tli_c—,sleepi_iig
i-ooniin plIl'l.l(:|ll:ll’, being ll1l'l|_hllL'II V with
Hlllli oiclci-oil lizitigitigs in. tuiigiiificeiit style.
but lll lliie_izi.s‘l1',.zulil liitvlltg iiVll.a$V[)€Ql Of
réu.-li i-oinfurt. .'l'lie .lll?llljlll|t:I_ll"fl_Vi'0l;j;lll):ed
by i\IiVliltl!|li- ile :_\l:lllll§¢ll()_lVl,__Vl«lfV|_Q2 lI.|VlV§Vt_l’eSS
oi Louis XVI tire til.-‘of’ s_llot\"n,’r llI0l'B
i‘nlI'lp::t!_Is._'. 'g;i‘t'l iiiicii-tit ._tliifii:i_.liose of the
Eitijtlti-_A'V%V‘V‘)'Vl’ll' Véfjl .. S]5li:lli_li_d V
iii:iii_r tiiciiiiiriitls of the gi‘eul._' ‘VEinpei'0i' ;_V'_'_.-V
ilic ioinii \\'l_li;‘l't: lie sir.-liedVVltVisV'nVl£tlit‘ittion,*“:_
llVli:.l.:ilV.)l.l: _i_ipn_n which lt_'WVil'.~‘VVV‘(li'!iVWll" up
his wt-itiiig di-.-k, an-I tlic sleepiiig_-rooiig?
- our-iipii-it ‘liy':llrlll,lSIllI 7liaivi'ii'g‘ the sumo;
l'iirxiiiiii'e. 'l‘lie-great li:ill."<,.'_‘.recepti0ii3,_
i-ounr<, [l=l°S:lg_t'S tll_l|l‘g:tll¢fVll_’$V_Ill'8 all ore?-
llll-lllt'lNi'il lll1~'Ille must 'spleudi1l muuner,
' the cciliiigsi-i pzii-in-.itliirV_aVr_e paiittgd by"
Vllle l_ie_;~‘i. iirtlsis, or IIIIISIIE-VVd'>I_ll_“_fW;40l.Id 701'-‘_
gt-oii.-ly ciii-veil and tg‘l:_. V__Tlie‘ great hall.‘
of Friim-is _l. is l»eiii;:.co~i)‘_iplett-ly ‘ reuoi 9.-
«-mi, and it-oi~lriiienV_iireciiipldyed iu’“vari-
on.-i_ parts Qflllg piil:i‘i:e,_in'iv.‘i:il.‘ appéired
l()_ he a getter-»-i*ré‘pair." ”-In brie‘ room we
Vwi-re sliowii the place" ?i'h"ei‘ef-tlie? “Count
.\‘I0llzlltlif§CliI_ was Viiiurdcfed ' Iii!’ amis-
ti-‘ess, Quceii ~Ciiris‘t'iiie~;,V'Voi‘I*S‘t'r'edeii; iwhilo
oujt vi.-it io'tlfojialitce.-5olI'c*of-file most
bloody aiidutrociuus‘ m‘ui"del.‘s‘oI| accord.
’l‘lie [lll”l'li§rlllldV 'gsi"detis*——‘a-re on’ n;.j.g-i-and
scale. ‘ At the liFst vievrthcy look square
and formiil, thewliole being-fluid out in
the ancient style, with trees of ths:ave-
iiues trimmed to spat-ilic-forms, but. they
are on such it mugiiilicent scale,’ the flow-
ers so profuse aiidsuperb, thegrondlakes
and -fountiiins so ~benntil'ul,V the . avenues
leading into the lorests lined with! trees. .
and so long thu_t.thil-_Iigl!l’-.1? link in the
distuiice. . —V '_ Q‘-_V._ .. ~
_ After ps~Lsing.tl_iroughV,ths. palace, we.
took it cui-ria_ge. through tlregreat. forest
for so. many centnrics,'iuVi(_l,s'till,_V it grand
hunting: ground. “For”. "sonie.distsnce it
appeared like anyf-§other‘ forest, except
that the roads w‘erof_good. , It contains
overforiy tlioiisaiid tlcl:(:SV,'l and ii "sixty
miles iii"cii-cumfereiice. The lirst _ oint
of iiitercst we visited was .the old” Ii‘el‘lni-
iuge of Fl'tlil('lll'.ll'Cl, now converted“ into
l)lll'l‘ilt'.liS,”ll(!'lll' which is onoofthe wildest
..mid most pit.'tui'esque~'of1‘viilléyi, Ibo rocks
on its llllill l)0l‘Clcl‘8 tire thrown together
ct‘ in it siiigiilirrmanner,‘forming-.wondei~
fail caves and passages uiidcrfiiiid hetwgen
tnrm. Under .'one. of the massivotockb is
:1 §ll;;‘lIl.-i.ll'i|)pllI;_';0l water, which. has giv-
en it the name of we‘epiitg.—.-I'ocli,:it fact of
t\‘llll'll the old monk.-i iivuil tlicmselvos, ss-
clilti||I_{ woiiileriiul virtues, to the waiter,
in the cure of diseaises. §l‘_li_e view from
the lllgll point of rocks dow_n,t.he dry and
ll'lI'|'Pll vV=iIlt-_\.' is very gru..d. —F'ran_i_. this
we roilc to tlie_pVriiic_ipal_points of i t oeat.
iii lll\' l'orc.~t, fit-qiiv.-ttI_ly. mgejjiig with
in-,;i-.i‘it'iil iipt-iVi;ii_::{, line stV_‘i'et'i~hefs‘ of lor-
.~.-‘t,‘ ntiil lroiiil Si-vVcVrVtil .l)|'0ll|l_m-‘Ill’ _'P0ll|l9.
'.-pliciuliil view~'iV«n‘i' _i_lie .~iiirrqiitit_'ing' coun-
"ni-v. Ar. .ull€’('O|llll1illltllll_tE point. we found
. .lIt'iIllll.rl.u‘ t55¥',itib.",- whose cool waters
in-t"i-;‘iiiii~t _«.:i'"ii{iV”!jVfi_t'_l‘._'iil't"i:r a king and fa-
’ ‘ . i-iiclllit.
I -‘ "I“llVi-?‘.V __V;,g‘lta‘iPatcter oi the ‘great
:y.iiiliFét* iii-'t‘f‘“fir'i“ii‘illr‘e7 rnt;ks‘”ol' Fon-
..,i.~.i.t'é i'i,-‘will amt-iict .spei-inl. attciiiiou :
ill ii})|v3til'9§Q‘i‘e_l,Il§§1e".“lléefl Bfllgllifflv 30 V110
...-i.i..n of iuiitisi-;,.y-or;-oahi not hueiieen
<o iii. the pliscu.,\t'Jieugi-Vfillstyi-llQ\V li0'_ T59
an M l:«»1.rs.,-as.i>:ts ' ’- ' ".l?¢....;’.=.*t"«i!~r:£!.*.’¢i"e|'*9*
iv "ll"-'.“-"*1 Nil»;
-'lnVit\‘lll\?_:Ll'|Vl, pip la_l1_.¢§.. " "F . A
‘-luv--1'9-<1-.its-wt-¥*&£i'»t3 ' '..’iz«l...
*"l".~‘.1-«‘:-l!¢*'PMl"l¥=‘ ...$%.,. . .
~_’i’i$~'!Ii¢1I.-*.'i=:*l? «- : *"’.'~€ e€-!'!t"-
Al_ioget'lic,_i'-_ iinV7c}cui'sioiiV ‘to’, Eou_t:iin-
iiiegfiii and in fl.»-re‘.-at-‘i§..«»n¢é.*?‘lii.<5li Kiln im-
press itself Itpdli the’ ’l‘lli'l‘ll0'f'y,l h8""OlIe Of
C
K
tvvréwrrr s-
i_V_. ’
‘rm: v'lm:’jgsVi‘» ‘;1_vtoiier- 5
woiuoii of "IfIi)lliitiiT got '
i‘_neiV;-V=ili_i‘i’eii"-sa*~jn%aiii1§t£iiy~ivilits,°ss:s reg V
‘titted llbriix ‘nsiir-*-instill; iiii:isr.dsi5=iiVisiea;iV-V
an - _
rot or hoi-xix-‘ powdi-r?io‘~itlio_lit«i~.Efi*gil|ons V.
or Ifoiliiig. mi res ';_stlieiy~ sirvoiu ‘uesrw
ly half. All the lage;wusltiitg—31Ifl;lislif‘
inentsstdopt Foi*‘5VlVscy'..
qn.mbi'io, etc, . iVinV,_eVVxt_i-,;i.,.qp_Vspt'“$V of zhr
hunting ground. It was i't_*Sl.0l'E(l,Vl.0 so_meV-
extent, bynfiiipoleon, uiid ,w's‘s l'i"’e‘qiVicnily
‘bccup'ied‘liy l’iiui'clii"i'iit,-.’;"_lVVltVe ,ginpire€-
. 'l‘he town which grew ut'r’ti"i"ouli'-.l“'i't tinder‘
the old monarchy, is an Ill cl ‘Ill. and q iet
llookiiig place, acid to contain from
Eioiv.(Viei'__V'lVS_ 98éd,lgt',c?l j _,(M_V
'rt£t° 's'{,;t‘Fl..5» !.;'.t"3i‘t°
necesspryi rax,V,
as 3’:
!
s
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