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NORWALK, CONN., TUESDAY, JANUAR
Y 3.
AT rwo D0I.L.l1is PER-
.t_§§'NUVbl’, IN AD’ t...-i,-i.:..
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dimtrul Sntllligtilrr, Zillrnlilrl, idulilirz, ltgliuilluo, Zllllryaiiiai,I lyl Sllils, ifiliiiruliiiii, 3<i. 2C1‘..-.(lUfilllllllfilll‘llllll3‘Uh,M I
Now‘ Brick Building.
Skeet,
. - -—-— i
. - AV. 3. nxma'ro1~r.'& co. '
A. H. Brnra'roN’:’“'J. B. -Em: G. N. 1-1....-.-.--.
sllilscriptioss Rates.
All Snbsorlbers, bv Carrier, Mall, Post Riders, pail
Once In Wood's
V '“""‘° l.i'inl_ out-of any "aim-lei-‘s District, if paid
one yeariu ads-nice, .
. . 1 59
Club! of six or snore,‘ sent: to one address, to be
- paid in advance. I 50
. $111310-copies 5' ccut.s—in wrapper, ll conts.
-Aslvertisissg Rafies.
. °“3ll',1||’¢,0no insertion, Si 00
do two 2 do ‘1 25
do“ , tlii-so do 1 so
do one month, 1 75
50- twomontbs, 3 00
‘d°' I-llreemonths, 4 00
_ .30. , lix Innnths, - . 1: 00
l " °_ W09 I05? S!!! —-with a or - 00
“'0 Squires. do‘ ’ s~:3’,-—witii fin?-er’, -25 00
Eacltndditional Square, per veiir. : 8 00
Onehnlf Column, one pea,‘ ' ' ' - _40 00
One Cogiiinn._o'iie yi-iii-; “ 75 oo
‘d'°'”"°l"' '°‘°¢'1D)‘in,-,, three or more squares, are enti-
: that to theipnper free ‘of charge.
P_m¢_€! lipes,~,or. I00 vi'nrds,mske xi sqriafe. I-‘rnctionsl
.— P_!"'5..°fi@~ lkuarc, charged’ for as ii, wlioli-. _
‘.Y‘,‘l"l!"."“!\'—¢'I‘tIs'e'r..- have the privilege of-ilianging their
- ndve-tisernents once per mmmi. Advertisemeiits
- ebsngedoftener charged as transient.
T"-“"l°ll,I3dvertirement-_s-payable lsl orlJnnuary and
Y°‘“‘l5' flllvoftisers restricted to the business contain-
- ‘ Plltel-vi!-tire‘ tinge of-contract. ' '
' c’"3‘I“1*»R°l"I-in-it'll 82'. Fmilzrnl and all other Special No-~
~“°SS_: 3-'>,pe_I' cent. all-lltionat im the fllllxlfe.
, 3? These terms will be inflexibly ailli,:r_‘cd to.
‘V 7V,kl§sisi:ssiiiiilccmlr.
. . .. ,, ,
\/9’v \. \/\/\.r \4 x r» ‘V-V-x *\/\/\/x,/‘xx-.
_« _ Nosjvvalk Hotel.
D.S’l‘El'HE,NSU-N , Piroriiii-zroii.
- . ‘A flrst clisss‘ Hotel; beautifully lscatetl at
- Norwslk,Coi-uecticul. and open tor the I‘!!-
L
cepi.-ion or ‘guests at all times. In connection
with the llotel is a large Livery Stable,
where goodllorses and Cavriagcs can at all
ti ties be procured. tf5
, - Oonnocticut,IIotel.'
_,s:ss'r star: frnr. smncs, NORWALK, coxs.
_ J. C. KELLY, Proprietor. '-
This well known and popular IIouse,while
under the in-iiiagi.-meat of Janus Stevens de-
ic-.-u.§'e_d.,is open l'or the reception of transient
or periiilileiit boar.lcrs.aud no cxpcllse or
pzlllrgzwill bcspai-ed to secure the comfort of
j guests .
— Good Stiibling for horses, &c.
_15
A South Norwalk Hotel.
JAMES LUCAS, l’i:ori:n-:'r on.
This House has recently been thoroughly-
rebu'ill..nud -greatly enlarged, and’ is uow
rc-sdyfor the reception of 2iii:s=s. It is pleas-
nntly located, in immediate proximity to the
depot of the_N. Y. and ,N. 11. Railroad. and
in this respect for permanent or transient
bnrilers possesses advantages over any other
lloto-l in the town. A good Slableis kept in
' connectiin with the Hotel
Wooster House, Danbufy, Conn.
WM. P. STEVENS. Proprietor.
The Subscriber, having nnrcliased the
above named Hotel. is pri:pal'ed to receive
perinauenjxand tizaiisient boaitlers. and" to
entertain‘ vel!ers and the,t‘ublic gener-
ally.‘ The Hotel is largmcorilmodious. and
isflltted up with the cnnveiiicuces of modern
.ItIoi.cls; it is nbiinilnntly sngplied with pure
Spring Water, and is pl-easisltly located on
._ Main _Strcet.wiIhin t| veryfovv rods of the
.-
yl .G"R.,OC,ER.lE--S, FLOUR,
Railroad Depot.
c; s. Locxvzoon. .
A Fashionable Draperfahd Tailor,
—-aud—- t,
cszrrnsu-ss’s runslsm '4 siironum,
No." 3 srioayrs ii k,V
, . lain Sti-cet.Norwsll,(;onn.
‘S. E. o1.M’s_ EA ID
iv'noi.es.u.i: sxn ll.lS'l'AIl.l.'.1Ll-In m
FEE-D, &c.,
'No’s'll'4 81. I6 Main Street, lllal-walk,Conn.~
_ .. .. 1-. room,
“ktl‘.0_1'll_O‘§‘ :"£tlItI"Clltl"lls9II‘7 at Law,
,3 " _21r_1«‘ic"_1-3 QVE_R »i.a},3i. on»? s s TORE.
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‘I , ,Shsst Iron &Gnppo
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our Q ‘aims. GA
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' - '1 Furniture,-
M nu. ,v ~.'i -3
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‘V’ V0-‘"3-..‘.G1“.!.i A 33.",
Dealer in F_oreigna,ndf— éstlc, ,
ill raves,
hos,’ Cassi-
, /ad ’ Tail-
Yard,
Ca‘/‘~r"i'il .'l'rtI7t/Iffiliga‘,
merés'..Sutineus, Vest-in
bf’? 'l'-i'mzn'zi'izgs, by
* 7 , Piece or Pat:/m
.~.im:ri.\'cs..<niirri.vcs.,.l us,
Higt the ‘lowest possible} ees.
_No.f_RvvAi'.i<. c N N.
, }\'l'.iroi.ii:s.u.ii: AND ttii:un.n mi 01
.5, 9
,,_._ stsxurscruui-‘.t.or _
..V.l'in,S,li_oet Iron.&COPD Wares.
<3-H dscanstagiztg/on /iarul a Z‘ eagsurg.
5- "‘1';‘_g,-en‘;-___o_/V general lIou—sr: eeping ,-
¢_zt,So. No at/ii’.
_ Conn.
I. G. ,.
-_V~,--"7 -3'-V —nn-Ir.lsit'r-N--- *, _, .'
"_1..K.9.n'§.; éallll. 30”’ "Hat \‘('l“P3i
.,;oS?I'I{AW GOODS, .,~,_ _
“t.adles'-‘furs, Gents -Glov Cains,
"U’”_;fi,_,1:'31,..'e“Il.1as,., _¢.,l \
I 1 *‘?'*i:*".*."““.'
strut VINVsuanfiucs c _,1_lN.Y,
I ‘ Of ,1£nrl':_for_d V ,
Intorporaficof in 1819. .C'/iarli: ,,¢}‘)"p(Z,fI(r(bl.'
C3'§il-Capitfll, V.- - - - - I.,000,000’
Ins-iorel.zLga.éii.st loss wml (lam ‘e‘ by} Fire,
-on -Terms adapted to NM /ui rd, mid
‘consist:-n.t with Me lot of
‘ - " . compensation. = - H
GEo.R. CUWLES,So Agent ,
1134 g For Norwalkui v,.icinity.
9- 51-3. ll. Isockwoof Go.,,
. NORWALK. CONN. * '
ussursorungusk
sun DlsAL,nA1,:s1,\_,-
Rangss, ._Fm'naces,
, Bci¢a,zoniavPoi'colain and 7 (gm-
'_.'.:.V'-tf’_3arc,;.,atsd Ki.'chen'1"2ér it re I
V V »;_[_.eV_ad 4-Leaiz‘ Pipe,
_ Crockery, Gfllss
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A.rIu.r.. , _ , ..=.:a.».V- so.-,5 jfiiitfib mil‘ i-iniii-lsaeiriiig-ilii»,g=sii..si~iii*’é,“W°13“‘9Il*¢Y'3W5f33“-" " ‘lyoufito milie‘ i>i.'e”'&ir~’ifiiléi§liii.“i§“p..li*i-ia- c5pt“file tslhpuaioiimipinus hrced"i'l'poi?'M"'”‘ ',-..iia-i. fclv iiiiiiuies=li'.ierV—’siié 42.1"“ ‘:""rtio~D.'.’c'i.i’i-’s'i‘aéé o:igliteii§gl,,yonder- ‘1turm.iiii;‘rqcfi§'fx“ifi°’tfi'¢7 V ; H6
N"'llV‘l'F.‘,'.-‘".“r"'1tIh,t-..~_- . ~';_ii. tlohlgoirfl sum’ M,“ '(".:"dil,-°{ifi’§-f1'.,'i;?§"'“' '1‘H‘§:’“';_“"",?,‘,‘ ',"‘"“:;-‘."‘,‘,."‘l'°"_':ff"“’ go ontto Colonel D--—_’s tonight; 1 him, sud led the tiny to the sup r l_-coin tered oneol‘ _t}1e,,n_Ew*spnpei',otlicés titers, fully. _ p _‘ '- _ "=l§l1'§l‘-, l3,'°"V?II ll’ Sit‘-3.57:6 ‘l“'3‘
‘ , ., p» * W-~‘*-ti:--‘ht , '— ‘ , gotdilhri seine.‘ " ."v "’ 9 “.,fi’,'m,-',';g5§'§',,p-.,-;, hope you im iicioiigiigeil." ,vmliss¢oeil.ii mcniiho ‘coin inuiur. iiiiil wiiasliowiniilo tin pregnant or the “IWII sins am,” said howl was hon. "
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ares .
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.iulso_s noun, ,
l;gneralPension 4}: Patent Agent
(lie several Departments and
the Court of Claims.
Waslsirrgton. I). C.
I n. 3. noo.-1-sr.
'°° Attorniiy & counsellor at Law
or WALL s'rlui:s-11',-
1 Ni;w_rouK..
" Life Insurance.
A. n. 3-: 1 Iv G1‘ 0 It
(At the Gazette Otllce)
Adsxr ronfrul-i ‘
AMERICAN TEMPEHANCE LIFE INSURANCE COMP NY
of II-.irtford.Conn. V
,. A. .3. woonwnn, ‘If
Aittorney at La. ’ ,
l— A N o ,
Coiliniissioncr for tI2c,State of ZVews‘;York,
-_Norwalk, Conn. ~ "
_"’f. ‘w.
Attorney & Qouns ellor .at'lL’a.w,
Conneelcd in IJlli.Illt'SS with J. M. Captor, Esq-.
Bull in his utllcc. Main street,
Norwalk. Conn. ‘
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4.
”—:i.';1isoon:, nir.tn., ,
H O M"(E O P Aif.'l‘ H,
Gradual.-Yale Med Iiistitute,Cln§"s,-I85| an ’52
Ofiice in Ilubbcll’s Block, Noriylilk.
llrzri-;iii~;.\cl-:si.
Dr. Dennison. Fuirilclxl, Conn. ,
or. |'.(}. Skill‘, New. Haven, Con .
Dr. Norton. Bridgeport, Conuhg
ass.
_(}_ ['.C0'.llL‘y. New Britain. , onn.
_l)4-_ J.i,s,._ ll. ,Au:-‘tin, Bristol, Co u.
Dr. G. A.i‘ilb0dv. Pl8lllVllle.-Clillfl.
W. S. S.ii.l‘oi--.l dc Co , New Haven, Conn. .46
. A-rchitoctnip.
SI1_)N"EY'M . -_S_‘l.'0N’E ,.
V AltClll‘l‘l:CT, .
9 Will firiiish Plans. _Spc_ci§catinns. detail
Drswin sand auperiiiteiid ,1, u .e-roction of
public it private l)u,ll(lil)g,F. Ofilcc in Mar-"
hlYn..Bl_ocl,_Cliapel-st., New Haven. Ct. .-_tl52
_ /i’ - .
, Will. 0. STREET &,C_0.,
Iluporliis, Wholesale aii(i,'ll.-flail Dealers in
rrsanwnnn, rnonr,
‘ til:-e].,,.t3iitlel'_\',' Gulls, Agriciil-,_
twill Implelllelltis, Oils,
. Pa-ii‘its,\Vin,(li,lw Glass,
&c,V, &c'4,‘ &c.
I ’ Nor\valk,Conn.
A. Ii. w_rLcoxso.\'_-
Dr. H. A.Colliu_s. Springfield,
Dr
'lV.ll,‘,C.S‘Ihl,EE'l‘, A _ ,;
, . .
n. rnronya soar,
nnxnrscrdnnns or _
_ ' 1.
llllnumients, Grave -Stones,
Jtdlhntlies (kids.
A>?'l’lllfd‘j’ls‘lSl.al1l0lIi, New York. Ourstock
, ,C0l|_pl'l¥(‘-‘S the very bcstquality of Italian
andlrnnei-ioalu Marble. All work delivered
t'reéolcii'is(%ge. All;ordcrs promptlv execu-
tI.'(l".aipl'l.‘ sins fazrorableas can be obtained
stsuysimi arcstablisliment-in the country.2'f
..- —.-s——-. —z- —-—-
Nzrwalk -‘lost Om: e.
. ,. suiL.~i cnosu.
West 7.30 .nl..—2.3o'1*. lit. _
Eat-18.20 .__II._'—5.00 I’ M .
Uauliury a d l_‘iurv.‘-alk Railroad, 8.50 A. II.
Weston, ll. dding. and Rcdding Ridge 12 M.
' , u.ui.s.nL'n.
'.-M.—5.5-5 I’. M.
F.ast8 20 .- .\l.—3 20 V9. M. ,
Danbury .\ l-Norwnlk, Railroad 7.55'A. II.
-, . rosr or-‘rrc_s_,nouus 7 ,
‘From 7.003.‘ .i,M;.to 8.00VP.M. ~ . —
- V ~R‘..A. \VlI.l__JA}i8. P. hi.
Wosl9.l0
Ghats;-fies che_aper:'t1I81| 9V"-1'
I‘ 0 I «G ,4 W H l c
TnEsub.',rlber would inform the P‘-IN“
:i.-nerii y.tha_t he still continues to eels
the best of ' roceries. Provisions, &c_..at -11!
old ~‘l'.ln(I, N . 4 Sltiddy’s Black. on cheap as
the cheaipes . He offers grcatinduccments to
Cash buyer. .as he has as large an assortment
of Gloci-.rie ,of the best qualities as can be
fo_uu'ilzil. an store in_ the County. lIe_ would
invilethe s total attention of all to bisstock
E
M Cohort
, \ .
, ‘lens, and Sugars,
Whicli are l‘ the very best quality. and will
be sold cliotp. ‘The public are invited to
call‘,».-xiimi 'e,'a.ndjudge for tliomsi-lvos.
‘ A. Moll E1-IOUSE.
s V~nn‘..n:r‘,.
Inst an
,Illerchant. ‘1‘ailO1t;and Draper
N2. 3'l’lil;>;n-ix Bloc-k, Nor-walk, Conn.
llsubécrlber would respect‘t‘u‘llyalinouncev
_liu: naviiig -c.c‘s.rcd_on-t?‘a'll his old stock
at h_, s aucti¢i‘r‘s’l's‘|cs,hef -_li'a's nowon hand a
frifs’ ..-elected stock ofseasoiiable Clotbs,CaI_!-
simc, es,Vcs lugs, ikc.', which hols prepared
to inlikc up in the.bes‘t_nnd most fiishionable
stylejs. A (3I)mplel0‘:l;SF.O!'iIllelI‘lV of .-liens and
Boys’ CL0jl"H1.vG READY MADE.
‘, Gt-IVatel‘u for long and continued fnvos's,I
hhall eua jar with renewed ‘exertion, to
xllleflttlici cyzitiniiallce.
‘, ‘No’ A
alk Dye Works,
Foot o , .Mill Hill, Noricallt, (_/'o~7i.-n.
, 0ll,\* l’ “Cl(E.\*S,practical Dyer and Re
fiiilsheiljwould remind his friends andtlie
publicgen .-ally. that he still ca'.ril.:son the
Dyeiuguu ‘peas. in allits branches, at his
old lsttud. Ladies Dr¢-ss¢-s- DV-_i/ed any
,-Color,-.n‘d ‘team-l~‘inished‘in the most ap-
proved ma nor. Crape.Brnche,and Gasli-
. Cleaned, Dyed, and Pressed.
"1"o,,cdm)arc.- with new goods. Lace Damask
andlfloieen Curtains, Table -‘Covers, Rugs,
‘eg°_,c|.,,,,,;, Dyed. and Finished. Gentle-
” ’sCii)|,ling and Straw Hats, Cleaned,
men
" ‘d . d.’ ~
.919 - ‘W1 P 955;, shepherd, Norivalk, Ly-
‘Wt.-.¥’;‘.':.'.:.*:$s‘:.*;‘if.':.?,*3::::
l .J.
1‘ 1'2
-Gap Groceries !
cries !
eralerally-no their lai-go assortment 0 f
er, es, Provisions,
Flour, Peed, 6l.c._
-4..‘-L...
‘ii’
prices and
1‘
utility Owtstoclro
. '.I.'§a,, _ofl‘ee, and Sugar, v
‘ .I_s,o_t,‘ nsupc, oi-quality. and w,ill,_,bc_,_sold 39
» chcspastlie, litkspcsi \
sortmept of ‘lo
‘And Prosecutorof Claims oejbre _,
if
, W. fins ELL, .'rn., would reap-._ci.rul,iy
einvit the attention of thoP“l’h" 39"‘
-wlllch~he;oifi‘e§;s for sale at the lowest possible
‘ rants them to be ol'the best
e "eép a good ais-
rofibe best brands cons-
}. l"II'_3 N‘-ITUCE-!
- V BE snbsciber is now prepared to oflerto
, the public, at his old stand, as good an
njssortmentof
cabinet Furniture
/as canbc found in Fairtleld County, and at
., lower prices, FOR CASH, than the some
‘ quality ofGoods can be obtained at any oth-
er estaiblisliinclit.
The Stock consists in part of
Marble Top, Extension, Dining, Card, and
Quartctte bles; Bookcases, Buredus,
Sofas, Tet -u~'l‘i.-to l.ouligcs_.i\luliog-
' any and Cane-seat Chairs ; Gilt’
and Mahogany Frame Look-
ing Glasses, to. &c.
OOFFIN Ff’./IREROOJIS.
Where may befound a full assortment of
Collins, which will be finished in the best pos-
sible m-.\_nner. and at short notice.
Q‘ A Hearse will be furnished when de-
sired. _ -. A. RENOUD.
Westport, lllay lst, I858.
_ ' WES TPOR'1'_ ,
Saddle, flatness, Irnnk ‘and
Vvhip Sore.
[IE Silbscrilicr ri-iurul-liis thanks to the
.llllll.I.l|ll.t|lll$ ol the town of Weelport.aiid
its vicinity, for the kind and liberal patron-
‘-igc be has received since his C-0lI|l!l0flC€IlN‘lll.
in thcabovc busiilo.-se. and begs to inform his
cuslomers that lie-intends keeping colislarilly
ouhaiid a full nssortmeiil ot' all :irtiilcscon‘-
ncctt-d_willi his busing-_ss and is now manufac-
turing ll full stock of all descriptions of
ilariiess and Saddles
At cc;-y Low Prices, and the best malaria’:
llorse Blankets, Buffalo Robes. Whi'ps,Clia-
mois.&c.‘.keplconstantly on hand.
Particular all-ention given to Clcan'ing,(‘il—
ing,and Repiiiringllarness.
JOSEPH GARDNER.
Westport,0ct.27th.l858. _ - ‘ 14
'.I.' H
. . .
Atlantrc. G a b 1 e
. Iias Partecl I _
Bit it was some time ago ,aud is “ srllrigbt’
now. ‘
OLD 0N'T0 YOUR MONEY‘!
no longer, as I have now open for ins-
pection thc largest amount of Clothing over
brought into this town at one time, consist-
iiiig principally of the
Best Goods at the best War is
that can bqoblnined, which I shall sell for
Cash less than the same quality can be
bought at an. establishment in this pa it of
the country, without exception, warranting
the’ purchasers entire satisfaction. Also
some of the cheaper gradoor Goods, which
will be sold l’oi-tlic Cheapest kind of prices!
GcnI’s Furnishing Goods, a complete assort-
ment. Prices under evei-ything.
_ “ S5nallP1'qfils” is our Zlfotto,
_I will not sell my Goodslcss tlinnCostunle:8
I am obliged to, but I am bound to sell you
Goods LESS than you can buy elsewlierc,
anyway Remember the place, under Conn.
llott-Least side the Bridge .
NATHAN TURK.
Norwalk. Ct..Scpt. 13th: 1353-
'"—"‘i_I['Fs‘"l'"n.a'rsl _
Fall 8; Winter Styles
; llldsnbscriber hasjust receivcda lnrgi-in
T voice of .\len’s and Boys lists and Caps-
ot every varicty.embi-accdin the
Fall and Winter Fashions,
which ulll be sold is heretofore cheap for
Ca.vIi,or approved. Credit. “ Small profits
sndlarge sales” we tlnd_ the best policy in
trndc.and upon this principle we mean to
.. pub along. keep moving,” ‘so don’t fail to
give us a callet No. 2 Skiddy'e Block.
' HENRY C. RANDLE.
Norwalk. Oct. l5thi 1858. ’
GOAL 1 GOAL!
1 H. 8: J’. C. RANDE, have been re-
T. ceiviiigdirect lrou_i_tlle Mines and are
now plupalfcd to offer at the lowest market
rates, the following kiiidsof COAL. t'rom their
Coal Yard, East side the Bridge, viz :
spring .Muu-.(ain Li-Iiigh,
‘Siigar Loaf do
./llumniui-Ii Vein ( While fish.)
Locust .Mo'mlul'n do ,
Scranton do
Coiiiicil-Riilgc, (Pink .r1.~li)
'Lnurmcc (R011 do I
'l'rcrrorlo‘n Semi Jsuhi acilc.
The L-. high, Mttmlnui-II V».-in,Locust Moan‘
taiii. Council ltidgc and Trevuitun Coiile,are
uj ilie first class, and are acknowledged by
dealer-s to have no superiors. For furnaces
and all stoves with strong droughts. the’ Le-
higli Goals ca inot be surpassed, being hard,
enduring and very puic. For ordinary do-
mestic |llll‘[l0si's.lllt2 Mammoth Vein,Locust
Mountain and Council Ridge C0313-Flalld un-
rivalled"; burning more freely thiiri the Le-
higli. mnkiiig no clinker, and leIlVlIlgl0BS1l3ll-
esland slate than mostaliy kind (it Coal known
intlie market.
As to the 'l‘revorton.we can say to any
persons.l—r_)‘lllg,Il.l.ll3Ill itdocs not answer
Illtl récommeiiilntion and prove entirely satis-
factory, we will tnke it back again ifdcsircd.
at our own expense and refund the money.
Mr; 0. H. Benedict.‘ long and l‘n.voral!ly
known in the Coal Trade, will be always on
hand to serve the public; A sharcofthe pub-
licpatronngeis s‘olicited. _
p_ g__.J,,5¢ received, ii. cargo of very supr-
rior l}lacksmitli’s Conlnnined by the Hump-
shire Mining Company.
Flour at Wholesale Prsces.
' ‘flblsubscriber has now on hand a large
.I.‘ quantity ol Flonr,and will continue to
l‘CCEIVO directly from the mills at the West. so
limit will be greatly to the ad: am-«lie of
consumers to purchase of him. It does not
stop in New York for inspection, but comes
as near as possible from lirst hands to the
home of the coiisiuncr. The terms will inva-
riably be Cash, as he is selling as Agent for a
Western house. Such opportunities do not
often occur_, then fall not in your patronage.
and you willbc able to get Flour by the sin-
gle barrel, at wholesale prices.
F. ll; NASH. South Noiwalk.
E. QUINEARD GI. SONS.
-_ ,€3a.'b1net Makers;
A? t/wir old csI.a.bli's/ied~ VVarc Rooms,
East side t/is Bridge, opposite
.P/lamiz Block,
‘ AVE uowVon_ hand the largest and’ best
H assortment of Cabinet F u r nit u r e,
Chairs. Looking Glasses, Mattresses. &c.,
ever offered for sale in this place, which we
hnvejust purchased for Casli, at extremely
{ow prlcéll, and intend to sell accordingly.
we also keep coiistantly on hand Rcady
Jllade Cofliizs of all sizes and descriptions,
from the most costly Rosewood to the plain
-est ever us.-Id.
From our long exoeriencein the Underta-
hing busincss.we are c0llII(II.‘llf. we can give
erfcct satisfaction to all who may need our
services. '
Norivalk,Sept.;13llI.1853- 3?
Msllsnery and Dress lllalnng.
D ISS P. l’ll.Glx'I.\l would ri-spi-cllully iii-
I' no her old friends and customers of
Norwiilk and vicinity. tliaI_i-Le has reopened
her llllllifiéry ill the-PostgOfilce building. We]!
"street, entrance 2nd door‘ west of the Post
Otlicc. In‘connection with llt'I' Millincry,
Q u,rl,t r g.
A msn in his carriage was riding along,
A gslly dressed wife by his side ;
In satin, and laces, she looked like 5 queen,
And he like It king in his pride.
A wood sawyer stood on the street as they passed ;
The carriage and couple he eyed,
And said so he worked with his saw on a log,
‘- I \‘.I8Il I was ‘rich and could ride, ”
The snirn tn the carriage remarked to his wife-
“ One thing [would give if ‘I could-
I’d give all my wealth for the strength and the health
Of the nun who sswetli the wood.'{ '
A pretty young snhld, with a bundle ofwork,
' Whose face, as the morning was fair,
Went tripping along with a smile of delight,
While hninining a love breathing sir.
She looked at the carriage ; the lady she saw,
Arraycd in apparel so fine,
And said in a whisper, “ I wish from my heart,
Those sntins and laces were mine.”
The lady looked out on the maid with her work,
so fair in her ciillco dress, ,
And saiil, “ l’d relinquish possession and wealth,
Her beauty_and youth to possg-Is." '
Thus is the world, whatever our lot,
Our minds and our times we employ
In longing and sighiiig for what we have not,
Uiigriitefnlfor what we enjoy.
WG~\\ lcorne the pleasures for which we have sighed
' The heart has a void in it still,
Growing deeper and wider the longer we live,
That nothin : but llcnven can fill.
v . \
The Orphau's Dream.
We laid*him wl-.e‘ping, on his couch,
, But when he slept he sniifbil,
For once again a lllDlIl8l"vt face
Lookerl siii-i.-i-tly on her child ;'
And when he woke he told how
Ilia little hand.-I Il'I|.l striven
In vain to cinch that snow-white robe
That iioiired hackle‘ nous-en.‘
V “ Oh I will she never come again 1”’
He asked us, broken-hearted ;
“ Then let me sleep and dream once more,
For then we are not parted.”
In rain we told him she had fled
Away from‘ worldly care,
And, pointing to the sunny skies, '
- Had now her dwelling there ;
: Ills pnllid cheek still paler grew,
His eye no more seemed beaming,
And when our little-orplinn smiled,
V’”nvas but when he was dreaming.
One morn we came, he spoke not then,
We saw, half-broken-hearted,
His binds luul clutched the snow.»-bite robe,
They never more were parted.
o<Q>>o——:—-
DIRGB. 3
Int cu.im.x-3 o. i~:.'is'nx.i:r.
Softly !
She is lying
With her lips apart,
Softly l
sin? is dying
Of a broken heart.
0
-
. Wlrisper l
She is gniiig
To her final rest.
Whisper !
Life is growing dim
Within her breast.
Gently l
She is sleeping ;
She has breathed her last.
I Gently l
While you are «coping,
She to Heaven has past I
..§la‘.l‘.-§.??-.’;.l.l.§‘...3‘...¥;..
Fri-m Ills Waoerlig Jllazazim.
. PLOTTING FOR A HUSBAND.
BY GI-I0. THOM.-IS.
-.
“ Good morning, Doctor Greyson, and
a linppy_New Year to)‘ on l” cried a guy,
silver-y voice, as Frank Greys-on entered
the parlor of his frieiid, Iliirry Clinton,
one cold but sunshiiiy New Year's morn-
iii . .
g“'l‘he same to you, Miss Clinton, and
may many more follow it l” replied Dr.
Greysoii, seating himself by the fire tllld
warming his cold hands by its inviting
blaze. ,
“ Our New Year comes in with n fros-
ty brciitli ; it is very cold this morning,”
_|'€lIlIl'l{P(I Miss Clinton.
“ Yes, very! but capital sleigliing ; and
apropos to that, we are getting up a
sloighing party to go out to Colonel
D ’s to night and have ‘a. good old-
fnshioiieil dance; and I called to invite
you and your brother to accompany us.”
“ l’in afraid Harry is engaged for to-
night, but I’m not certain ; it he isli’t, I
am sure be will go,” returned Miss. Clin-
ton. -
“Imust see myself ; I think to get him
to go ; for, if I remember aright be great-
ly admired Colonel D-———’s pretty daugh-
ter Rosa, when we were out there togeth-
er some two motlissiiice. Where is Har-
ry ? making New Yeiir_calls ?j", A
“ I liclieve he is ; lie,usual_ly makes the
New Year calls, while I remain at home
to receive my friends.” ‘
“ An excellent arrangement ‘; especial-
ly for your bachelor friends like myself,
whom you couldn’t convenii n ly call upor.
_“\V_lla't lady is Doctor Urreyson going
to honor with his company this evening?”
asked Miss Clinton, after a pause.
“One Miss Nellie Clinton, if she has
no objections, answered the doctor, with
n‘ bow.
Nellie Clinton's bright eye sparkled
with pleasure ; tor, though she had known
Doctor Greysonbut a short time, the
more she became acquainted with him the
better she liked him and he had paid her
almost constant attentions ever since they
had first met ; hence she would have been
somewhat disappointed had he waited
on any one elsetliut night so she replied,
" Certainly l I shall be very happy to ac-
colnpany you and no doubt Harry will be
very glad to be rid of me.”
" Iile oiiglitnot to be, for he certainly
cannot filid u prcttii.-,r one to take your
place,” complimented the doctor ; '9 but
here he ('0}l‘lt'S, and now wewill see wheth
cl‘ he can go or. not.” -
Ashe ‘liiiislicd speaking, Harry Clin-
ton cntcreil the room. He was a fine
looking, free-spoken youth ; and, though
olily tweiily-llirec years of age _WI§,8) lul-
rendy one of the most tllriving mercliants
in the yoniig..b_ilt rapidly growing city of
L. ‘Alter cordially ‘gm-etiili‘; his trieiid,
V sing various subjects of interest to them-
“But I am! how provoking it is l———
That hateful Geraldine Weston fairly
forced me to ofi'er to take her to the fancy
ball to-night ; so you see I am tied, and
I’d agreat deal rather go out to the Col-
onel’s with you.”
"No doubt ! the colonel is a fine old
genllomaii," said the doctor.
“And his daughter is n fine young
lady,” added Nellie.
ttarry colored and commenced pacing
the room with a very melo-dramatic air.
" I run almost inclined to give Mlss’Gcr-
iildiiic the slip,” lie exclaimed.
“ 0 no i brother, do not be so __unman-
nerly as that.” ..
" Well,I will not ; for Mrs. V\'eston is
such a, gossip that it would be all over
town in three days.”
Perlliips Mi s Weston will be willing
to go out to Colonel D '3, instead of
going to the bull, if you asked her to,”
suggested the doctor.
“ I’i.-rhnps so; at any rate I will go
and sec-, and let you know this afternoon
at whattirne do you start?’’_ .
“ At seven ; it's a good lio-.ir’s ride out
and we wish toget tlicre early. ‘Ye liaive
already sent a’ man out td prepare for our
coming.” ’
“ “"t"II, I’ll go and see Miss Weston,
and let youkiiow the result soon ; good
day.” And Harry hurried away in great
haste. \ ‘
Three hours liite'r,'ns Db'ctor Gri-ysou
_was sitting alone in his oflice, the door
was ll_llt,'C|'€lllOlll0llSl_V thrown open. and
Clinton (‘lli.el'€Ll exclniuiiug-——“ Hallo,
Greyson ! you here ?” '
“ Look and sec for yourself ;” replied
the doctor, laughing; “but what suc-
cess? 'l‘liougli I need not ask, for I see
by your looks that you (lid not fail.”
, “ No, I cul'i‘iod my point ; but I had
to talk a long while for it.”
\Vlint strong argumciils did you use to
convince tlie\liidy that a sleigh-ride was
preferable to it fancy ball '3” .
“O, I c:iii’t i'emembcr half of them
now ; but they all failed ; it was not my
argument, but it single fact that at length
bl'oilglit over the lady. Dr. Frank Grey-
S0ll, allow‘ me to coiigrafulatc you ou'your
conquest l”
“My conquest! Pray explain your
ineaniiig, said the doctor, with a store.
“VVhy, I mean that Miss Gel'llltll.]£‘-
Weston entertains a decided prefi.-rence'
for you ; for no sooner had I mentioned
that you were to make one of the party
than slic consented to go and wondered
why you had not called upon her to day;
ling her‘ that you had more patients tlinii
you could attend to, wlien I knew all the
time, that ypu-had had but two patients
ill the last three weeks.”
“ I think you must be mistaken,” said
the doctor, gravely ; “ I never paid her
any particul‘ar attention and I _eaii’t see
why she should fan: y me more than you,
or any other young man other acquaint-
ance.” . , -
“No, I'm sure I am right about it;
and Frank, I advise you to, go ahead
and marry her ; she is a handsome girl,
though rather bold but her father has the
dimes.” _' _
While the two young men are discus-
selvcs, we will away to the dwelling of
Mr. Weston, and listen to a convirsatioii
that passed between his wife and dangli-
tel‘ immediately after Harry Clinton’s dc-
pal'lul'e. "
ax _, >i< * >l<
It seems‘ to me that Mr. Clinton is very
attentive, tocall ‘twice in one day,” re-
marked Mrs, Weston, as she entered the
room lifter _li_is' departure.
" Yes, but he came to see if I would
not take a sleigh-ride with him toaiiglit,
instead of going to the fancy ball, as we
had iiitelided.” ' L D
“ And are you
“ Yes.”
“ Why,yon surely don’t prefer a sleigh-
=:ide to a fancy ball ?”
“ N 0, but Dr. Greysou is going.”
“ W'ell what of that? Is that any rea-
son why you should go ?” '
“ You know what I told you the oth-
er day ?”
“ Yes, that you loved him and was de-
tcrmiued to win him; I dou’t see what
there is so atmictive about him ; he isn’t
rich!”
"‘No, but he is handsome and pecuni-
plishetl ; und——and—I love him I \‘i'liiit
more can I say ?” ‘ ' '
“I should much rather have you mar-
ry Harry Clinton ; butl suppose you will
iilwiiys have your own way ; you always
did-P7 ‘
“ Of course I shall. “And now I must
go and make a few calls.” ‘
going to l”
_ omrrsn II.
At an early hour that evening a large
and merry party of youths and maidens
started for Colonel D-—’s. They soon
arrived at their destination, where they
found everything in readiness for their
reception, and soon they were whirling
thro’ the mazes of the dance to the sound
of the enliving music. The hours flew
swiftly on, iilid all was guyety and pleas-
ure in the heart of the happy revellers.
Each and every one was ready to say
with the poet,
" On with the dance! let joy be unconfined;
No sleep till morn, when youth and pleasure
meet .
To chase the gloxying hours with flying feet.”
But. the m duiglit lionr approaches and
supper is announced. And now the dance
ceases and the dancers tliroug to the sup-
per room. During most of the evening
Doctor Greyson had managed to keep
quite near his innmorate, Miss Clinton,
but st the moment ‘of supper being an-
nouuccd, he happened to have lost sight
of her. Alike was crossing the room in
scsrcli of her he was stopped by a hand
being laid on bisurm and turning, he be-
held Miss Geraldine Weston.
“What is your haste, doctor?” said
she.
‘,' I am looking for Miss Clinton,” re-
lilied be, making I} gesture as if he would
more on-. “
“ You will not find Iier, she has already
left the lltlll with that foreign looking,
gentleman with the moustache ; I forget
his nuuie.‘ Perhaps I can supply her
wl.ereupouIfibbed’inost prodigiously tel- ‘
_l'ul.
>uui‘c«-ly were they so.-aleil wlieii llltry lli
ilvhl Miss Clinton eat:-1', accoiiipaiiiecl lig-
lier brotlier. lle tlioiiglit this rntlic-r
strange, if what Miss Weston hm] mm
him was true, unrl‘lre turned to her for
an explanation.
“I think you must lmvo been mistaken
about Miss Uliiitoii’s li.-iivliig the hall bi-
fore we did, for there she comes now,’-'
said he. I '
"Miss Weston was so absoi-bed in ii
plate of oysters that it was not until be
repeated his remarks that she replied,
“No, I am sure I saw her and the for-
eigner rome out. Where could they
have been 2'’ '
At that iuoment Iliirry Clinton and
his sister seated tlieulselvcs at the table :
ind the formefr, as his glance fell on our
hero, remarked, “ Ah ‘! doctor, and so it
was you that stole nivziy my partner.”
“ Do not accuse me of .theft,” said the
iluctor, luilgliing; bilt iletermiiieil that
llll2'I.l'lll.Il should be known, -“ for I am
not guilty ; on the roiilrary, Miss Wes
toil reiuembcring‘ that this is leap year,
claimed ll('l' privilege, and oll'crei'l to es-
c0l'l. me to the slipper table.” I
" Not very well liking tlielturn the call-
Vt'l'8tll.lOll had taken, Miss Weston heri-
.-ig'iiifiei.l that she was ready to return to
ilie dancing hnll,*u liich they accordingly
did. Several couples liiid already pre-
--i_-I-dod them on their retiiru. and lbs-
lllllllclllils larin; commenced tliiir
v'llllV(.’IllIlg stnilils they imineiliiitcly took
their places on the floor. During the re-
mainder of the night the scliemiiig mind
of Geruldiiiewestnu was busy in devising
a plan by- wliicli she might ridclxome
with Doctor Gre_vsoii, in.-ttimil of Harry
Clinton. Wli-at that plain was wc shall
soon see.
The grey light of morning was begin-
ning to lingo the eastern liorizmi when
the party broke up and pI‘e[)tll't:tl to re-
turn to their homes. As Mr. Clinton l!.‘(l
Miss Weston forward to elitier liis sleigh,
she suddenly stoppeil, uttered a_ cry of
pain, and would have falleli,if be had not
supported her.
" Oh dear ! I have sprained my ankle!”
exclaimed she; “assist me to ii. sent,
quick I for I really caiiiiiot. static ."
A cliiiir was quickly brouglit in which
she was seated, when she continued,
“ 'l‘liere, let me rest aivliilc, and pcrliaps
it will become ensierLso tliat~I sliiill be
able to ride home ” '
“ If you think you will not, we will go
back into the house and have Doctor
Greysou examine your foot,’-‘said Clinton
“ No. I think I.i::iii ride. It would
be better if your sleigli was only l:tl'gCl',
sotlint my feet would not be so imliilpeil;
like that one for.iiist:iiice,” anilslic point-
0
ed to the more rooinv flsléigli of Doctor-
Greyson, l\\‘‘I_ll('II ’ had been bronglit up
and stood just hi.-hinil that of Clinton ;
and then, tuijiiiiig to«tli'c doctor, cali’t=
you take me in with you ?" ,
“Cc:-taiiily l” replieil Gi'e_vson, who
stood close by, with Nellie Clinton on his
arm. V
“And Nellie will ride with me,” said
Harry. I
And so Miss Geraldiiie was afisisted
into Doctor Greysou-'s sleigh, and soon
they were whirling rapidly away liver the
snow-covcrezl ground tow.ird llielr distant
llomes. Miss \\'eston seciucd to forget
her injured foot in a remarkably short
space of time, for they had not gone half
at mile before she was cliiittiiig awziy gui-
IV to the doctor, who, despite the zsliglit
prejudice which he had enti.-i'tained iignilist
her, was obliged to admit to himself, be-
fore they l'ca_l{‘llc('l home, that. she was re-
ally quite ull ngn.-eiible girl. ’._l‘lit-3.‘ reach-
ed home siifelv, and it is harilly iiecessiiry
to add, that \\'llI:ll Doctor Grcysou called
the next clay to inquire after the "sprain-
ed foot he found it well i
CII.-\I"t‘l-ZR III.
Miss Westoii was much elated with
the success of her first effort to monopo-
lize D1‘. Gri-._vsoii’s society, and deter-
mined that for the ‘inure she would leave
no stone unturned, no means untried tllut
might advance her in his estilniition ;but
she soon found that unless she could cou-
trivc some plan to cause a scpziralion be-
tween him and Nellie Clinton, all her of-
forts to win him would be in vain. Shi-
tlL'(.'0l‘tllllgl_)' devised and ciirricil into of
feet, though not witlluut some scruplc.~:. of
coiisciciice, a plan wliicll, as the l‘L‘Zltlt‘l'
will soon see, come near being success-
Six montlis land passed siiicc t.lle
New ,Yeur’s Pnl't_v, and Harry Clinton
and his sister had gone ‘to Ni:ivpoi't to
stay during the \\'.’ll'!ll wcatlier. Dr.
(ii-eyson would liave been glad to follow
them,‘ but" was kept at home by his pro-
tcssiunal duties : und’Gei.nldiue Weston,
that slie.miglit better carry out her de-
signs against our hero, also remained at
home.
One pleasant morning, about the raid-
dle of July, Miss Weston 1niglit.lnive
been seen seated in her boudoir, ‘with en,
ink and paper bcfoi'e'licr, while the l'l?ng—
ments of several sheets which she had
llll'O\Vll aside, lny scattered at her feet.
At last she laid clown bcr pen, lcancd
back in her chair and soliloquizcil as fol-
lows : ‘
"’l‘licl'c,. those will do, I V-think ; the
next thing is to get them into a paper ;
but ‘that will be easy enough to do by
paying ii, liberal price. Now I will ori_ler
the carriage ;” and,» ringing tlic-bell. she
directed the servant, who appeared, to
tell tlielcoachmim to liiirc the cai‘riagc
rca'dy to carry her to the depot lll time
for the next train. Mrs. Weston enter-
ed in time to hear the last sentence’, and
exclaimed with surprise, “ Why, Geral-
dine, where are you going?” ‘
“ To M , to have those notices in-
serted in one .of thcpiipcrs tlieri-,” replied
Miss VVestoil, liiiiiding her mother the
slieet upon which she had last written.
“ 'Wliet can voli be thinking of ?” ex-
claimed Mrs. Westoii, as sue read ; “ If
you get these into the papers, Doctor
Greyson woiilil instantly coiitradic: one,
aiiil Miss Clinton the other ;:iurl ‘ll’ it was
discovered that you was tlicir uutliur,
you would be forever disgm.ced.”
G “;\’e\'er.tl‘ii-or for me, mother; Doctor!‘
revson wi never see one 0 cm, am
Nellie Clinton will never see the ot.her.——
But I iuust get ready to go to M-—--,
.“\\"liat of Dr. Gi'c_\'s-111'." \‘i'li:~.t is the _
i . -will go there at -oifce, antll see? what is
editor, when she ‘at once proceeded to bns-
iliess. - '
“I have here," said Slle, “ a couple 0
notices that ‘I wish ,ll‘i.‘?(’l’tf_'.‘tI in a few cc]?-
ies of your paper, and for which I am w,i-‘
ling to pay lll_)t'l'z‘lll_‘.’. But lirst'I'wisli
to kiiow Wlli.‘lllt':1' llll_'.'e lire any copies 0 , '
your pnperlakon at ewport, or at L
wlirrre I 1'9:-riilc '3” '
" Yes, there are :1 few taken at botl-'
places." _ ,
“ Well, I want the first of these iu.=.oi't-
ed in all tho copies of your paper whii:
you send to —.\'ewport, and be sure an .
send one to Mr. l‘[(-iir_v Clinton. The sci.-
ollil notice I '\\i"£llllZ,lllS(?l'l.'€ll in all the pa
pers you Sl'.‘llt'I to L ' "E and do not fiil‘- .
get: to si-lid one to Doctor" ‘I*‘i'n'nk' Grey
son !” '
The editor read the contents of the pa-
per.-ilie handed him, and shook his boat‘
g°ra\'el_v. “ l’ni afraid tlierr-‘s something’
wrong abmit it,” said he, “ I had rntlie
not put them in my paper, at. least. no?
unless you can satisfy lllt} lll(‘l'e is no harm
iuteuglec .” , .,_,
._Miss Westoli adi'oitly slipped ii. twcntfi‘
dollnr gold piece into the" editor's liiiuc‘-,
-snyirigr, “ O, I assure you there isno liarn
intended. The t'actis,i_tV is a. practical jok-
wliicli I am desirous of playing on. somi
of my intimate friends.” I
'l‘lie liigli-inimloil and honorable eclitcr
of the "Pat_riot,” was-_‘ entirel_v satisfied,
either by the weight of the ghlil piece or
~;\liss Geralilinc’s i-xplaimtioli, and imme-
diately replied, “, 0, if tlintis all,of course
I can't rot'iisc, they shall be iiisertcil intlie
next |lllilllIt'l' of the Patriot, Wlllt‘ll comes
out to-niorrmv.”
“ Very well ; you nisiy send me onc;p:1-
par of each lV:in.'l ; and be sure that "tlio.
notices appear in no iiflier papers except
lliose \V’llli".ll yoii solid to .\'cwport and to
I —————-. Good (lay, sir.” And Miss.
We:-ztoii was EEOOII on liar way lioliie,
i
l
r
cn.ir_ri:n IV.
The pleasures of a day at Newport
were over, and most of the guests at the
hotel hail retired ‘to their rooms,
when II£ll'l'_V Clinton, with a‘ newspaper
in his ll:lIlLl, burst into his. sister's sitting
room allllost witliont l(llOCl{lllf.,’_‘, and thrust
the paper into her band, CX(‘ltllllllIlf.f,', 7*
“ Rent] tli:1t,.Ne,-llio‘, and never think of
Dl'.Greys0i1 ngaili. O. the h_s-'p0criticnl
villain ! l'llsbo0t liini 13
At l.ll0l‘:li.'lltlI)il of Dr. Greyson, Miss:
Clinton started qiiic*‘~..'l_‘.' up, and (-aiiglil
llCl' l)i‘CIlll{‘l‘ by tii:-. arni, cxi;lniin'ing.I;—,
mn.ti'.i-r linrryi’ is he :<li'-k or hurt ?”
Nl1,lli’l 3 v.'m'.-:i~ llmii tlizit, roml :1ni_l.snr-,
and don’t feel l){l(l about llllll, Nellie, for
he is not wortrh_v of £1 tliml_:;?lil..”
Illir-:s"C,‘-linlroii took lliu paper, wliii-ii was
no ollier than the -‘ I-’:it.i-lot,” and Pézltl as
follows : .
“ .‘il.\r.mr.n, at -L—--——, on the 14th iii:-'t.,
by the Rev. Mr. S-—-V-—, Dr. ‘I“l'&l.lll{ Gi‘e,'.'-
son and .\‘li=.:~: Gciuliline \Vc.-tloii. both of
L—-———." ,
As she fiiiislu--.l 1‘P8(lillg the above, Nel-
lie Clinton (lmppcil the paper front her
limit], and sank in tli-.-. .;irins of he!‘ broth-
er in a (loop and denthlikc swoon. Lay-
ing her cnrefiilly on a sofa, l-lurry ruslied
in the door null called l'i-iiutically for as-
sistance, and in :1 few minutes the room
was Illl(‘tI witli Sf?l'VtllllS and frioiiils, all
l‘(‘{l(l_\' to aid and advise" to the bust of
their knowledge and ability. Immedi-
‘ .ove.’_’
pp!-iicd, and Clinton ,came‘out.“"
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‘E-1l‘e'}tl:.lL i\eiiii.- was not — IIIIDPIIGC;-fi=i
'-uou rli_no_t _eiign’ged, I was certain} on...
.‘..‘_ Worusn’s love, is..a“ rery,lI1'|lll-‘C;‘|l"é?'3*l
.”‘7h!llg ; it cannot be depended. upon,_=-liii I
958 its her love of dress’; you can always —
lepeud upon that,” relnarked Mai.-.;i. _
':lLll9I'fl}llg1fIIII.I'|I.Iy, probalily thinking (.2) '
nmc ii se iiir.,one~ V ., .
“ W'hut elm it,.meari 2’? aid 1),. Dc.-,.
0|‘, -1 can’t-imagine.‘-”.. . .
s
V Y-Oh": Maison séi:n;¢d;‘1os_£~,ln?:thougl.'
« -'uil_de_nly_..lqoking upgliés sgiilgg
. . '
bo_ug,h,t,.gI_ ,t"-op,y_Ql_‘,.t_’fii§". i-e’iy__,,,’,3;,p.i- r. ..
newsboybil the éurs_,,£fid' I",“é’m,qi;i:.-
.o;.itivc ‘it coi'ltailicd' no‘ -suchfthing :.
fig in - -- ‘ -- fl .. ,.:;
pi-mi.-.g the paper Fffdlnf’ an ‘post.
liey pro-sci.-Lied to ' (:‘oihfiaii§‘"i€"with‘*;:..
'lll€l' ; but, ultholiglrsimrlai‘-iii‘"all’otli--r
'.‘-spects, it"did not contjiirftélb n'nllI"Oill‘lL.--.~ -
llelll. of Nellie Clifitdlfslhaffitfl. *9 —'-C‘
“D;-pelid-‘upon if I3ocYo’I";’—”this-pape:-
HIS printed for your especial benefit,-. b3-
ome-. per-son-whorwishes to step between
-‘mi and Miss..Glilit0'lt’.’-2..., V; " "A
“ I: must lie’ so,” replied Dr. Grey:-ion,
-tllfI yet ‘ I. can? t llliltb.’ fllnivduhl»-Vhavo
lune il.-’.’- x , .--ti ._-‘gig _
‘* Well, I must go now, Issow:-yonlwas j-
iero and so I stepped in, witholtflf_"i_fi_t'end-
iig.to "rt-main long. I_'sl,lall,"’§_”eje"ydi*; to- .
.u0rI'0W, for I suppose yoir_,'fwonf_t,.,g‘;6 to
.\'elvpoi-t, now your doubts ere.diI'pelled.’-’
“ No, of course not.
plied tlieilactor, ands-.tbe_two young men
parted.
4..
. ..|i.s.._ - .'....4
‘ l ' cu-.ir-rsu T-'"._" —'
. Our hero did not meet li'fs"fr'i.éId-Fgsin
until tuwarils lllg‘llt".Ofl'otllE-llC_Xt{dI!}8lI(l
3 the first words of thc,latter,,w_é'i"i';' ask
him if he liiici seen IIgl_i'_ry lll_l€O'|l.:
I “ IIt|l'l'y"CIlIl'IIOll ?”..-repeatg_,'iI_ the oc-
ior; “ Why,’ he is at: Newport-,s'is he .
not V?" , 4 ' * ‘-‘ .‘-~'.7"-:.’;-.1 “'
_ “ No; I uiiderstanil" that ;lr'e"‘d\"i')ivcd
hoiu‘ii about an hour - ll§6,'.‘fir_i'h'ging his
.~iste_i', who is v_ery_ ill.” ° - '5
Dr. Grcyson' looked my “‘
“ I‘ tliink you rriiist ,li',i:'-’_xx‘,l,'l§tilll,t=.,rr‘,”.‘ said
he, “ for if she, had, been .l>"ro,'_n?g'lil:,. home
sick, tlliiik
t'or!"~", - - ,-w .
-* So 1’ should suppose ;i-sii‘«._-_-l_.‘-’iri,i not
.tliir:l{ I. can be mistakel,l,‘_f{)r the, ticket
tllltl saw Hurry carry ‘the cars
to the carriage.” ‘ ' l ‘ "-3"“
“ 'l‘b’éi_i tliere can be no-doubt about i t,
and I iviil'llot’w‘il1it' to" Be‘ —éeirl:~fo!',- but
the amt-ter,"’sai<i the Doctor, Very: uneasi-
I y‘ ’
lft1SU,’liC(‘l ow':i‘y in’ the directioni of Harry ,
Cll_iiton's l'esldenr,-c. I I
As "he, ascended ,l.lleA steps the door
Wheli
lie :.-aw tlic Dpctoiv;"his"fa‘ce"lIushed, and
l)6i"or'c ihn Doctorti‘:id'-"tithe ‘to’ speak, he
(.‘X‘.'l::lllIf:‘(I2 , _ "7-v
3 “ I did r'i'ot‘,esipcet--tliti honor of a call
from you, sir‘; may :1‘, ll_l‘fiIl_II‘,d:_'IIl0 object
ofyoiir visit?” ,. _ _.,_,_'-.,,‘
Dr. }ri-ysoii was=so~-astonished at this
cold, and to liiinfuuaccouiitlblereception
~thi_it lic'coulil'Ihai-dlvl.speakr; :bIt>. after 3
_ minute orr-two he in
~ the qneslion,x
imaged;-to reply to
H
, L-~.¢aea.yf.lt1.¢l1(I:$cllIe,;‘Ifllettrd
that sir: = 1.
ate and uiircmittiug t'llDl’[a' were made to ,
restore Nellie to coni:ioiisiicss; yet so.
great was the shock slic hail i'eceivi:(l,tliat i
it was li iurs befo'rc she spoke, and than it
wns only to express a wish that they
uiight return home. Ilnrry, who lltltl
passed the night in alternate.-l_v condemn-
lug lliillsclf for his nl>i'iiptiies.<, null politi-
lug iiiiileilictiolis on the liesul of Dr. Grey-
sou, linsti.-lied to comply with her I'cq!lest
and ere half the iiiniiitcsof llle,'_,ll0uSl: had
lefttlieir beds, they were-on their way
llomcward.
at -.2
A few hours earlier, on the same even-
ing on wliich G('Clll‘l'etI the cveiihijust des-
cribed, Dr Gl't‘_Vs0ll i::itéi'cd his olfice,
and laid on his ilesk ii. number of papers
and letters. Seating liiiilself, he opened
and read sevcnil letters, and tlicii'took
up u.- iiuwspnper and removed the wrap-,
per. “ 'l.‘lic I’ntl'iot,” he said to lii-.nsell',
" I woiidcr wliere it caiiic from ? Some
Il‘lt:lltI Stillll it, pl'o'onbl_v ;” 8.ll(l lie iv-as
nlioi.itlayii1g the paper nslili-,, when the
lollowliig iuiiioiinitcinciit cziuglll: his eye
1lllfll’l\"cl.ICtllllS ntteillion, . , ‘
_\l.ir.r.li2n, at -.\’cwpoi-t, on the lfritli
inst, Coniit Adolph do "Rnville, of Bor-
dcaux,I"i':iri-ce-, uu:.l Miss Nellie Clinton, of
"' I don't believe it 3 It's ti. base and
nlallcious I‘fll.~IellC'Otl,"" cxclziinied ‘the Doc-
tor, throwing the paper :lCl'0S_S the rooin,
nriil springing to his feet. “\\'llat Imyy.
Nellie, to whom I’m as good as e‘ng'.i_gfed
l1'llll'l‘l€t'l to a Fl'cllCll coqiit ! It's tnlsc;
or slio’s the‘ gi'ca.test coquette on the time
oftlic Cllflll; and l’ll _soou' know. I,‘ll
go to Neivport to-morrow.” _
“And what will become’ of your pa-
tients '3” asked it young lllilll, who criter-
ed the odice, in time to bear the last sen‘-l’,
teuco. _ .'
“Patients l)G_lltlDg'(!(I !” ojilculatcd the "
Doctor; and then g'l‘t1S[)lllg‘ the stran-
ger by the liuuil, lic. wriiiig it llcl'vousl_v,
(‘.\2(:ldlllllilg, “ Wliy, .-‘iliisoli, lsit you, the,-
vi.~rym-.iu ofull the world wliuin I wisl;cd to ;
see !" I
“ Yes, it's me, and no other ; but lrliat ’
are you so t‘.‘{t.'llBtllS|l.)(llll-, I7rucii.»i‘ '? l-ins -,
ii rich uncle (lied and left you ll. fortune
or have you been. cliall-'_-aged to liglitl ii l
duel? those two are the only things that
could so excite mu ” I
“And you are just ' from .\'ewport ?"
nskcil the D-.-ctor, without
i'rieiid’s remark. _
“ Yes, just from Newport, but tell me.
were you really coming down there pur-
posely to visit your humble servant ?’7
“ Wliy, no, not exactly," replied the.
Doctor, conl'iisei'lly, “but-—biit-—I may
as well out with it," and picking up the
paper, he pointed to the iziiiioiiiicemeut
which -had so excited hiip, and snld—-
" read that and tell me wllnt, you think",-
of it.” _
“ Why, it's all a. fnlscliood. I k on-
tllnt Miss Nellie Clinton was not mar ed
on I.ll0- 13th ilisl., and, 'lliongl1 there
is a good assortment of French counts V
tic lllitllllel‘ in wl_iicli"' lie .splokeC,,'t _
V though.‘ I say it - .-.
licediiig his ,
"l‘ii-e- ~goi,'s_.i,é'-jiivqi°-as--*;iiiing‘l¥fi-fgrigei. to
“ Yes,.iny sister_-,is very that
she caiinot_b_c se,en,7 at. least _b_y.yon.”
'l‘lie Doctor was very mui-l1_pi,rzz_l,,e¢l by
II:ii-rI_vTs straiigc.ac_tions_, but t,heVsarcas-
last
words aroused him. and. he,,rep_j'gc" with
consitlcriible; "spirit-,-? _, — '_._‘';.-_‘,,'-~
" And -Wll)"lIOi..D_V. me-;Mr. Clinton, as
soon as by any one! ‘élse-?~ Have?! not
always attéiided her Vwlien ill ;'_sm_,"’_I not
one of her most ii,r"tii'Il=.l'l.0'i.'l",,i(:,Ii'I.ls”;'_a,§d, al-
myself, ,.~her most fa-
vored lover?” ' :" .:»
“-Dr. Greysou lfdo_,I .h§gi3,‘;du; 3 mar-
ried nun, talk of bcilig myggls most
furore-it lover? Really; yonrsimpudence
surpsisseslu-.lief l”-_c‘1,,:cl_niln‘e‘tl_'(3lint9__ii, sar-
castically, "I think I most: ‘you to
M!'S- » G|'e)'5°“ 1" - ; 5.. 5.5 333-":
“Married! Mrs. - Greysonl Ii_s_.-hesv-
eu’sllninc;?Hal'l'y,'1what do you-moan ?
I am not m_al'ric_d‘,1llnd"t'llcl"e" 'is;‘-so‘ Mrs.
(ii-eysoii Vtliht I..knolv. .ofl'.“."‘ " '
.“;\'o,t married? ' '
s
tug-n iilfet. mesa-
ing of this fl’ cried .-Clinton; .:D0,Qstl8tOl1-
iélrecl in h‘istlirn,«an€l'dr’lttFi 'tl,iee,lI——-
* I)at_l‘lt)l.fi‘Olll.lllS_iffi:I_g£§,.:,,B§' 5‘ ed to
llie,auno'iinéemcnt;'§§'l}§§;§7 _ ,§ mar-
ringe.V-- , .: s. ' 2.» s2.is:_~s.=s: .-'-gm.’
- Dr.» Grcyson IIDOOEQI y.
’e"‘ [know it,’."‘s'aid lie
-:.'-3
Vonlyulnit tlierc-j.s;no.-lnyorc‘ t,l'V_d,£h.§,l_iout it
than there? is iu:this,’_1_vl:icli fliaveiilready
prov_e”rl to‘-be fslse,”~i3iid‘iro%r‘irodnced his
copy of tlief I’,ntl;io}.‘ shd’pll,i,df§d"tg“_the su-
iiou_ucclueut_[of Nqllitfs ,__?:Itll the '
French eoliiit. -,-_ . . .
.“ its Clinton‘ l.l',". li‘i’s"tb‘s'fliros re.
’ I.»-
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;-or ._.
s.
lax.-d, and will1_7_::s,§lgIl,of}'§Il3f,Il§,§l'ISped
an
'. i. -L.»
tlic Doctor's liilnd- -
“-Il‘m_-give me, Doctors‘ weclinve been
most cruelly ,‘li_?)':'i,_x‘eli,; null‘ it-' haiialmosb
killed poor I\*e__l\li‘c-I.‘ I,3"ut_“coi1le"'Ji’rl, we’ll
r.lAu’l-:c it all rigllt"ill ‘u‘tfiEé;,
-3 -~.‘r* « ' ,*
It is neeilléss ‘to follow duiwcbarscters
furtlier. Our't‘enders‘cal_r infnginelthe ex‘-
plnilution Wlll(.'II 'tdokf'pl?a't,"‘e'-' betlviibn out‘
hero and - licroiiic ‘much c‘lSisie'l_'~tl§‘an we
can gBS’cl‘ill'é'lf,"tIll(I' bow shit-ipeedily rev‘,
covered licr-licnllli and spirits?" And s('>"1,3
we will ‘eloscfliy iii_fo,rinjti?-, thgm that of
i‘nout_!i l-it',er‘3f!‘iss (iérii. je"Wgston re-
ccivcrl a card wliicli’ren‘¢f,"“ M1‘: and Mrs
Frank Greyson,” skid-tvliicll'*5*b”€l"e the .
no me of Xéllié Cliutonpiu i.llQ..ct_)l‘ll0l'.
- —‘ -:-to sis a%‘
1
—.-——-,—<o
Blade, we observe the slatemesttllst six
lllOllSll!l(I jgi:‘é§h_"iitl_g_li_§,‘li'i‘i'\-ii,been seen at.
Wiiicliestei‘ on" tlio,l3cl,l’§fo'§i't}',ai,lila’flfoad, a.
few days sluice,"golihliug;§orn..plfepsrst0-
i-y to being sent, to .tiie;New -York mark-
er. ” 'l‘lie Bifarlc .ri-.marks.~:-—‘.‘= V'Flui_ own-
1 r already Ir (1 driven into orie'iar"-1500 oi‘
iiicse‘ cloomuddvlcfimtf to"“msn’s‘ ‘gppetito.
tw'eit’t‘y‘_ c_éiit‘s';_¢,:‘:gi.-il_'l’,’ mi‘
3'3,tlll¢lilI},¢.d,t0 ser-
lfi'8.In6ll=‘l.ib?»iTcR bi: ;;s-ii-2.t.>!.‘.tla. .--hers.
sojthiit .w,hatever_may-,,bo.»rA!¢!1;a‘!n New
York. §VI_lt5|'e~ tlley -om sold-Jwgseight, for
the pluekedibirds,’ vzolzld-befllinr profit.
Good night,” 11- . D
I’ sh-until-»have....bsen-ysont
:lg(‘lll'. told me tiiit_t='li‘e"‘si‘i.v'v 'thcdf‘nprive, 4'
'i:ia.ii.i§,_- his l'l'lell(I _a“,h'llsty‘udieu, he V,
I
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