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iI\It1fi1':r:lk,~_'1;e;il~a-y,
Glorificagon at Western!-
0,,,. Republican friends at Wcslport are goin‘g. t0,l\\1:‘\l'l0
_ , , . .. __ , . . .
“jubilant time of it at Brits Hall, this luisi I3 .
u -in‘ honor of the political triunipli so gloriously
I,‘ on ICIWI1‘. CUIVFR, and the over ready Worm-
c iiev . - ' ' ' , . .
:0‘|‘ID are to be there. There is to be ‘lllll--\‘lC and "'10!-
' and it good time generally, to which the I'~‘.epubli-
°mE’of me afljoininv towns with their wires and
Cl!!! a
‘.1-..”..g‘i.:m are invited.
._._:—-4~<.>-o:—-—‘
THE STATE-‘ —'l‘he total vote, last iionday. was 73--
., , ‘t
750‘ the largest vote by several thousands. “'9' °'“_
at ii State election in Connecticut. 1n the last PIGS!‘
dontial election the vote was 80:500-
——-——-—oo-1.>~
Tuesday Night ,1 M
. - -.. re e o
' Our people turned out 1niP"‘mP‘“- ‘ind "_‘
'the residence of Mr. Fez'I‘Yi “he” 3”‘ Fame In-a very
' ., ,9 ,‘d kegs in 1,4-liulfiif the assem-
Eleadt tlfe lionofiible geulleninn out. Mr.
.F: ;le.lx‘,“-_e‘5: 9,1 his gratification at the triumphant
rr -
_ . . ,
‘success, ‘in-wgiiont, our State of the };T’l'Il§'l.13I€Sau0dl'
” "l which ‘his friends had so earnestly eon em‘:-. , ‘
.. thanking them for the honorthey had done him, bate
,1“,-,.,,,an algwd night. Allarge delegation came down
in ii special train from Dunbar)‘: 593‘ °“ “N “me mm"
sion. . our citizens generally having had no intiznqtiql‘:
of their intended visit, we regret to say did no ‘is’,-
-me opportunity ofextending our customary hospita 1.
ties.'to"our friends. The one common Joy, ll°“"°r’.
.-ino.de‘up't‘or all deficientiies in this respect.
. «.
Accident and Narrow Escape.
As “the morning train from New York. 135‘ “°“d“7'
was cropsingltho bridge at South Xorwallii 3“ 3319 sf
one of‘, the forward pa.sson9.’9I‘ “"5 ‘"059 5‘l“‘“: 3 '
Conductor Bradley, fortunately for 111059 0“ W“ ‘e
cat-', h'i1,d~just entered it as the :1. ccident occurred, and
the most strenuous exertions managed to keep the
Phsscligers in their seats till the train could be stop-
pe.'1',“-hich was accomplished when about two-thirds
of {kg way across. The broken asle instead of beating
tliroiigh the car, or tearing up the track, as is general:
ly 'thc‘case, pissed on without any serious damage. If
irlliad caught in the truck of the c11r'in any way. "-
would-donbtless have thrown the ear [min the track
2,; _
0”
Phi: 3,/in ,-S,’;1.'riL'rzII.i G ::cz'h‘-
Il11ioi.'ril~:1.p, April 01h, 1F!;'i0.
'l‘l,,=. lovers of' good lllllt-If), in this vill‘-lge.
were dcliglitfiilly cnterlziined, last evcnlllg
by the appc:i1':111ce of the “ Rid.-feficld Glee
Club,” before an audieiioo of some ll|l'L‘0 hull-
dred and fifty invited friends. 1htlee<l,é‘0l'lcll
ntrcat, has not been alibi--.lc<l us for a long
time, The music (froui “ Th e l«‘e1~tiv1il
Glee Book,”) ii-nsiulminibly chosen, and per-
formed with exquisite taste, and tliough the
“tier, or,pic-ces rendered the perforiii-.ince
difficult for so small a number, (only lllll'.’,) ;
yet the parts were equally balanced and ad-
mirably sustained. Their gentlemanly lead-
or added much to his already enviable rep u-
iation as a musician, while the accampani.
meals on the inelodcou elicited guiieml ad-
miration for the fair performer. The marked
attention of the audience llirougliout the eu-
tcrlaiiiment, testified their geizcial apj'1(cia-
lion ofils excellence. We very much regret
tknt we have not the promise of a1iotl1c1'cou-
cert from the same source, for nothing could
give more pleasure to
A Lovrii or Goon Mrsio.
.qQ;..
For the J\"or1v‘t1IlrGazrIle.
WOLCOTTVILLE April Ttli. 1859-
llficssiis. EDITORS :—There has been :1 ,«__1'cat
excitement here for the last two days among
the Democracy. When the result of the elec-
tion was known, there was a Committee held
and,‘after talking the matter over, the Grand
High Priest of the Democratic order being
Cliairman—it was agreed that the Hickory
Pole--which was a very fine 0H0»--Should be
cut down, and about 5 o'clock P. M., it was
felled to the ground? The question arose how
simum the thing be disposed of, and it was
finally agreed to send it to the Alvord Car-
riage Co., the pole to be made into spokes for
carriages for South Carolinia and Georgia
market, and the carriage to be labelled as fol
lows :-“ The spokes in ‘this carriage are
made from :1 Hickory Pole, raised about the
. __ _.i_nto't_lio' water, and proved firtnl to inzi ii)’ P355°“'='°“‘5'
It was a fortunate escape.
u<.p~»
‘; ’ - , Paraguay Newl-
It iiruniored that our llifiiciilty with l’a1‘flSl“‘3' lift‘
begu 5'-ettled ; nothingdefiniite has as yet been receive‘
by our Government. The rumors are that ‘the condi-
tion ofsettlenient embrace $10,090 W “N ‘‘"‘‘1°“' °f the
pilot of the Water Witch, killed by one off the Eu“-‘ °f
' th'e'I’:‘iraguayan fort she W119 l"‘55l“Ei ‘ms sfirooo to
the Hopkins company. This company claimed sevei,nl
niillions, and if the commissioner has accepted 1.1%
' amount mentioned it would seem that he became cou-
, vinced that the claim was aliuinbug, as Parafluaf 1”“
. always insisted. _
. .This'is‘an 'unlooked for result after the vast expendi-
turc‘in'equipplr1g the greatest naval expendition ever
seiitfrnm our shores and yet these who have most
~ curefiilly examined reliable accounts of the ONE“) 0’ “-9
. difliculty will agree, we think, that Lopez has conceded
quite as much in justice required. We see it stated
that the outfit of the expedition cost more than 11 mil-
‘ ‘ It was stated by the Now York Pi‘P°"5 at “ m“°h
4 ome time ago, but even 11 million is pretty
$3’.'i.000 !
lioe.
laiger sum, 5
1;“-ge_ sum to pay for recovrring a claim of
:?——o-<.>oo——:-——
15- We noticed last week the receipt of some Mall‘?
Sugar from Massachusetts, via. \VateI‘b11|‘.Y. “'9 l““"" T0
acl-znowledge this week the receipt from 11 friend In
Walton, N. Y., ofii number of specimen brick: of Del-
aware County Sugar, which is it leelle ahead Oflllill. of
the old Bay State. In fact it is the whitest, purest Bud
sweetest we have ever seen.
~40»:
-- Prightfully Excited."
. It is 9. well known fact that our Deniocrntic lriendgi
just before the last election made great efforts in dif-
ferenl. parts of the State to learn those to read who
could not otlierwisc vote. In at certain town in this
County, a. candidate for \'0tlD£.'i 3 Enlduille °l'°“" °"
tliose " free scliccls" was called upon to read, and that
part of the section of the Constitution which :-ays that
"the President “ shall take care that the laws be _7"aill1-
fully executed,” was selected as his reading lesson, The
ivoi-ds_fai'lhfulIy ccrccuted he read “fI‘1'£17‘U'“"y 91°“”‘1- "
Judgiiig from Mr. Bui.linn1iii‘11 administration we think
tlirft he has read those words in the same manner, and
that no person has any reason to complain of him for
bcing negligent in that part of his duty. *
.:——:oo<.>>o-——-?-
WAN-TON MISCIIIEI-‘.—)lr. J. ll Smith had several
.v:il1i:ible innrblc posts, thrown over and broken at his
llurble Yard on Tuesday night last. The perpetrators
of such shere wonteniiess ought to have their heads
served to the same kind of sauce. '
_ ——————oo<.>~r—-—--
DIPROVESIENI‘.--llr. John A. Weed has caught the
spirit of improvement, and has introduced a new front
into his store, corresponding with that of Itlr. Chiclies-
fer. It is an iinprovenient which, at a trifling cost,
transformsn gloomy store into a light and cheerful
apartment.
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SERF..\’.-\DI-‘. —We are indebted to :1. company of un-
knewn ivarblers for making the midnight hour blissful
to the senses last week. Although they caught us as
General Scott‘ confessed himself’ cauglit on a. certain
occasion, we can assure them their vi.-iitatinn brgat
more pleasurable emotions than “ bein’ ’lectcd to the
' Come agiii 11 boys, do.
'~<Q>oo—:—~——
THE GU.it-E05 l--The sham democrats have faii-l_v
earned the iipplicntioii of the " Gniiio l’:irly.” Jnst
previous to electiontlieysent gunimcd slips with the
name of their Congressman on’, all around the District,
by means to_ be stock over that of llr. Ferry on the
Repubilcan'I'ickets. Hip,liip,hurrnlifortlic ‘-Gum-hos.”
-——-—-—oo<,.>>r—-—-—-—
Enmi'u..—Wc were inyerror in stating that our friend
Rrrcn was elected in the Stamford Probate Distiict. llc
ought to have been, but loses it by about 30 votes.
?_..?.......,_:....:.
gwe find the following local item in the last
nombvr of the Danbury Times :- '
Miss Sarah M. Dickins, of this town, opens a select
school for boys and girls at South Nowalk, on the 4th
inst. As ii teacher, the citizens of that place will find
, her in all respects worthy of their patronage.
——<:4c
fi'l‘he Indian, at Portland, brings news one day
laterlrom Europe I‘. is not important, but an impres-
sion prevailed that Austria would not agree to the pro-
posed Congress. This tended to obscure the prospect of
Peace.
legisl:1.ter.”
&,Tl1e Sickles trial is now in full pro-
gress at Washington. The prevailing opiu-
. ion is that it will result in—nolhing.
o<.>-
New Bngine.—Thc new fire engine ar-
rived on Tuesday. It is 11 leautiful maeliiiie,
and does great. credit to the taste: and skill
of its nili‘k'Z-'1", Mr. J. B. Siclilcs. It is to have
ii trial the present week.
-<0»
I I’o'r.i'roi:s.——Tl.e boil varieties of potatoes,
of home pI'oduclion, are now relnilcd in this
_ market at 50 cents per busliil, with no end
to the supply.——Danbur_y Times.
fialrlvc learn that eggs are a diugin that
nia1ketall2 cents per dozen.
«on»?-
@‘ Mr. Brandegec is a menibr-1' of the
House from New London. Zebulon
Brockway is also a ineiiiber. On the
(‘1TlIF.R SIDE, Judge Ilovey elected from
_ Norwicl'i,witli H. C. Ileiiiiiig of'IIurtf01'd.
Mr. Byi11gton,of the i_~'orwulk Gazette,
is iiineinbc-1', but /ic isn’t on the other
Sl(I9.— Slaoztlmvl.
-Q3, That's so, ‘and it is some consolatioii that we
flllllll ILjl|’|.‘,l)I'0tIl9l' l i.1'rr.\cii.i‘s c1 nflliiny-, who ‘£511’! on
father side either I -
V —oo<Q>-o
Hoxon TO THE BRAVE AND 'l‘iiUi'-:.——A-
mong the faitliful and most. efficient sold-
iers of the late cniiip-iigii who deserve ‘Jon-
orable mention is William W. Stone, Esq.,
of the Republican State Com1nittee,wl1ose
constant: tlio1'ougli,quiet. liibnrs and S0llllll-
‘judgincnt have criiitriliiited much towurils
the presi-iit rcsulr_. But few pr.-rsoiis arc
r1iv111'e of the toils of fl. fliitlifnl Suite
Gommittee man; and those that leave
—,iiot"hi1ig undone that ought to be done,
lhavc often to break into the small hours
.of' the iiiglit.ac’tlie election draws nigh.-—
S. has suffered some in this way, but
i'»''«- doubt not ftlelslabfllldfllllly compensa-
tm'l'|1y the ulo1~io1is_i'esult which he has‘
5:.-.-ii! iubuted to olitaiii.-—I’,alla¢1i'.'mi.
gr-3-,. We meet heartily concur in tl.c srntfniuzts 9,1-
pozsi-d by our ffieodsofthe Palladium, knowing full
~.-.i~ll the i1 defutiggble _e.\'ertions of ourfoung friend in
I4 1.31: of 11ie’g’ooa cause, during the caoi'r.5sj_11s_t
Pl S‘0do
time of the election of Mr. Bishop to Congress
and cut down at his defeat, April 4th, 1859.”
'l‘bc young Republcaiis are to I ve a. grand
torchlight procession to morruw evei1i1ig—
closing up the campaign, and will pay due
respect to the last remnant of the Ilielrory
which remains in the ground.
O.\'r. ox 'ri;1-: MECIIAXICS.
.—————-o«aQ>+o—j———
@, At 9. borough meeting held this Mon-
day afternoon, Wm. C. Street was clioseii
Burgcssin place of Stiles Curtis, Rsq., de-
clined to seive.
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’I‘l1e democrats have again to rejoice
over that inexhaustible orator, sfauiicli
econoniizer, and perreniiinl wag, Fiitlicr
Roberts of Darieii. He was llllSt':{lt(.‘l.l
last year and thus the session was short-
ened several days, and any number of
laughs lost, but this year he is in, by 11
" healthy majority,” and we do not know
what is to prevent his making himself as.
conspicuous as in 185'l.——N. II. Cr.-'u.rz'rr.
3- We are willing to pay our share in the lllcI9tl.’~'L'
of those enormous “ Shite )Z‘.tpe1isc;:," \\'Ill\_ll will sui-oly
be charged upon the R.-publicaiis again next _\'r-pr, oc-
casioned by our genial friend fioiu Faiien.
-<0»-yo-j———.—
No Go.——’I‘l1e Opposition have brought
down upon this whole State it swarni of
Kansas screeching stump speakers, whose
visitation, like the l'ro,<;s of Egypt,1'eucli-
us every house and lilleadlllg‘ ti-ough.——
W'lson and Bu1'li11-giiiiic, Giddingiv and
Greeley, and an endless string of them
down (or up) to Ilawlcy of the I£re71z'ng'
PI'l?S.9 are spouting away every afternoon
and evening for dear ‘ life. They ac-
knowledge among tliemselvcs that the
fortuncs of their party are desperate in
this State, and they are taking desperate
measures. But I/zeir -mcelings are Cffllfflftf
of eiztfiusiasin. They cannot get up the
steam l Their nicetings are dei.d——(lczid
-——(Iea/l 1 People are sick of the Ever-
lasting Nigger‘, and they go for a clmiige.
In the Fourth District Mr. lVo11ld-Bc-
Coiigressiiiiiii Ferry has had :1 most dole-
ful time at his meetings, some of which
gave been mc-re like funerals than hearty
political meetings. 'l‘lic Colored Repub-
lican oriitors call upon the people to" res-
pond, but they won’t respouig
Ha-rIfm'zl Times (before election).
&? We have always observed the zonrsc our oppo-
nents were scared the worse they would 1—e. “People
are sick of the Ev: rlzisting Xiggci; and they go for a
chnnge“——fi'ue as Q0!-‘[.'['I jreucliing, though 1iicantntl1-
erwise. And then in regaitl to lir. I-'ei'1'_i--—lil.e llnnlan-.s
ass, the ’f'i'Ii1cs this time iilteicdtlie words ol'iroph-
ecy-—-his meetings must have l)((‘lI like j'1mcrals to the
poor slave:y-worsliipping deniocracy. than lizarfy p(-
liticiil meetings. Oh, “ Plizincy our I‘lielin.\: "’
v<Q>-roe
ELI-?CJ.ION DAY IN Sr.i31ron1).—lVc
doubt whether there is a town in the
State where 11 more (lespemte contest was
waged than in Stamford yesterday, or
one where a more gratifying result has
been achieved in behalf of republican
priiiciplcs.
Locofocois1n.rcsoi'ted to the most out-
rageous trickerics, the most palpable in-
justice, and the most sliamelcss bribery
to support its tottering cause, but all in
v-.iin,1l1e object for which the party fought
so desperately, a majority fo1'Co11grcss-
man and Senator, was lost.
The Republicans worked inniifully and
the glorious result of their elfoi ts is seen
in the vote for Co1ig1'essmnn~——l3 majority
for Ferry, a cliange of 147 votes since the
last election for iiicmbcrs of Co11g1'ess.——
Few towns in this State will show fl more
handsome record.——Adi-ocatr.
- v<.>~u
3% A robbery was coiniiiitted at
Wall1ick‘s 'l‘lieiite1' on ’l‘liurs(|ay eveniii,-.5,
in the following m:inr.cr: Mr. ‘E1:lw:11-cl
M. Boairdelcy of Monroe, in this State.
was in the act of piircliusiiig :1 ticket at
the box oflire wliuii :1 st1'ai1gc:' stepped
up and sciziiig the wallet ruslicrl into the
strcet. lie was sicurcd, l1o1i'cvc1',a1i1l
s‘r«1i'i0usly dciiyiiig the theft was libu1':.t-
ted. The wallet co11taln',L¥ $43 was after
ward found on the floor of the vestibule.
«:0».
36“ Tliewiild lllOll},.:'llf it very" uiifiiir to
influence :1 cliild’.-1 mind by iuculciitiiig any
opinions before it. should have come to
yciirs of (llSCl'c-llull, and be able (.3 (-1.00;“-
tor itself. I showed him 1i1y;_-;:ii'1lc1i, mid
told him it was my botanic g{ll'(lcll.——
“ IIow so ?” said be, it is eov«51'cd with
iveed.<."’ “ Oh,” I l'('j1lIl!(l, “ 1l1:1l is be-
cnusc it has not yetcouic to its zigc of’1li.-;
crefioii and clidlce. The we1'1ls_ you see,
have tukcii llic lilii-1'l_v to grow, and I
thought it uiifaiir in me lo j)l'(~jIl(Il(.'f: the
soil in fau'o1' of roses and st'1'awb¢-1'rics."
('o11'rir./gr
—-—-———ov—voO>o«—e-
AN I.\'m.1N Yciiniciz-—I1i the good old
colony timcslhc red men st-1111 to have
been in the liabit ofudininistcriiig ‘ci'ow1i-
er’.-i ’que-st law,’ among tliciiisclves, occn
sioiiiilly came to most. cclifying results.-—
On one occasion, one of their number was
found frozen "to death" near -1 tavern,
NEWS ;TfZ'.MS,
. . . .0. D., ;Fill(.-y tlie Iicpnblicaiii it-i‘ny.pi'
of St. Louis, Mo. who has just been re-
elcctcil by 2000 iiiajorty is from Bloom-
ficltl lll ‘this State.
. . . .St. Louis, Cleveland, Ciiiciniiatl, and
Louisville li:1ve gone for the Opiiositiou.
The '|‘owii Elections in Micliigaii are very
f1ii'orablc to the Ii-01)lll)ll(‘:lllS. ,
. . . .'l‘lic Brooklyn city clcctioii resulted
in favor of the Dciiiocrats
. . . .Geu. George 1’. Morris declines the
Coiisulsliip at Hnvre wliic-li was tcnclerctl
to him by the Prcsideiit. The iiiadcquacy
of the salui'_v,1i.nd the arduous and confin-
ing ll‘tllll‘e of the duties of the tastes ofa.
literary gentleman, have decided him to
this course.
. . . .Col. Rufus L. Baker, the defeated
caiididate for Co1ig1'ess in the 3d Co1igrcs-
sioiiul District has been ap|)0lllt0.(l, by llle
Presidciit, :1 Member of the Board of Vis-
itors lo attend the Annual Exaiiiiiiiition
of the Military Academy at lVest Point,
in June next.
. . . .D1'. A. W Smith the luteP1'csidciit
of the Wesleyan Univer.~:i'.y was “ surpris-
ed” fl. few days ago by receiving a check
for $500 from a few of the alumni of the
University as ii testimonial of their ro-
gnrd and esteem for him.
. . . .Hon. Alfred A. Buriilinm being in
Norwlcli on Tuesday evening a public cel-
ebration was held in honor of him and of
the election.
. . ..Tlie Sloniugtoii steamer, C'or'nelz'~1cs
Vaozrfcrfliff, at one time supposed l0 hi!-V8
been lost 011 Fisher's Isla-ucl, is undergo-
ing repairs and will soon be replaced on
the New York and Stoiiiiigton line. Her
damage was comparatively slight.
. . . .A Mr. Hiiwlcy, described as it trav-
eling agent fo1' the sale of Colton’s maps,
is deuouncctl in the Georgia papers fo1'
liaving spoken disrcspectfully of the insti-
tution of slziverr. “A proper regard for
his safety,” says one of them, “ will re-
quire ii prompt exodus from our midst,”
....Tll". warcleiis and Vestry of Christ,
cburcli, Stratford liavc presented a 1.-arvcd
oak chair to Bishop Williams, which was
iiizide from :1 stick of tiniber used in the
old L‘lllll'\".ll, built in 1723.
.. . .A little boy iiamed Albert A. Ste-
vens i1iBogtoll, lost his life Satiinliiy, af-
ternoon from the careless habit of cling-
ing behind carriages togct a ride. When
he lcl. go the cai'1'ia_g'e to wliicli he had.
been cliiigiiig, an oiiinibulis closely follow-
ing ran over him crushing his head.
. . . .'l‘l1c Caiiadians are aboutpetitioiiing
the Home Gove1'1iu1cnl; to give them
the privilege of foriuiiig 1'. constitution for
tliemselvcs. This is a bold step towards
independence.
. . . .Williain McKenna, who died rc-ce1it-
ly at Laiiczistc-1', S. C..'i:ut off his kindred
with the iiicrest pittance, and left U18
bulk of his property, valued at $200,000-
to the Riolllflll Cutliolic Church.
. . . .'I‘l1c sale of Life. Thouglits, ii book
of cxmicls f'rom Henry Ward Bccche1"s
discourses, has 110w renclied forty thou
sand copies, ‘ -
. .1 .Wm. P. Fuller, late “ local” of the
Hartford Evening Press has become as-
sistaiit editor of the Norwich Bulletin,
and tliercforc al):lll(I0llf.‘tI his project of
publisliiiig a weekly paper in II'a1‘tf'o1'd.
. . . .lIawtlio1'i1, the celeb:-and Aiiiericaii
iiovelist, is now at Home enjoying himself
geiicrally. He is said to be ciigagcd in
the composition of a work the subject of
which be carefully conceals froui every
one, including even his wife.
,..'.MI'. Lcomiril W. Jerome of New
York, is lia1'gui1ii11_r; fo1' the celebmtccl
yaclit Aiiierlc-:1 now iiiiclcgoiiig repairs
in nu Eiiglisli .-hip yard, and unless Lord
'l‘cniplcfown who has the refusal of her,
insists upon buying llCl', will sec-urgthis
celebrated Clllllllploll of American water
craft, and bring her back to the United
States.
The students of Yale College came out
in proccssloii Tuesday niglit, headed by
tlic,Bosto1i Germanic Band, to pay their
respects to Hon. John Woodriiff. After
iiiakliig a short speech, Mr. Woodruff iii-
vited them in to pzi1't.ike of iefresliiiieiits
and they "came in in such nunabers that
the floo1' of one room g'1ive.wuy and set-
tled about two feet, causing the guests to
rapidly _ disappear tlirougli doors and
wind0w.=.
. . .-.'l‘he navy dcparlineiit has i1~.i1iied be
new third class steamers iisfollows : ‘lat
at Po1'.~t1i1outi1, N. II. the Moliicaii ; at
Boston, the i\':1i'1'agn11sctt ; at Bmoklyii
the Iroquois ; the large one at Pllllil(l€l'
pliia, llic Wyoiiiiiig, and the small one,
the l’ziivucc; at l\'o1'folk, the Dalicota,
at Pensacola the Seminole ; at ‘Mare 15-
lunil, Cul., the Saginaw.
. .Isziac H. Wliiiiiig"s house and burn,
on Whiting street, Briilgepo1't were burn-
ed down on Tuesdiiy night. Loss $1,-
000. Insured fo1' $600. ’ '
. . . .Some vill iaii killed (I. valiinble, hcrsc
belonging to Willis Merrill, of lValcrbu1-y
by aidniinistcriiig corrosive subliinate to
it. Mr. Merrill had refused an offer of
$400 for the horse. 0'
OXYGENATED Birriaiis r—Tll0 cures affected
by this remedy are truly astouisliiug. The,
coiifiriiied dyspeptic regain his pristine vigor
the Astliinullc “ breatlics freer,” Indigestion
disappears. Thcso Bitters produce these
wonders. Let all who suffer try them.
: <4.»-
na.’ A Mr. I lazzard,ofProvide1icc,R.I.
having written to the Pl‘0VI(lC‘ll('0JOlll'lllll
an account 0fI.1‘.l«l11al‘S ruffiiiiisiii at the sale
oftlio \Vz1ll(lL‘l'€l', Ilfllllili‘ called on Haz-
7.11 rd, slapped him in the face, and ofl‘1—1'cd
liiin l1o1io1'al.»le s.atisl'actio1i, but warned
him that he iiiust l»-ave Savziiiiinli by the
next ll'allll, wlilcli he did. I.a1i1:11' is the
chief linl'y ofS.1vu:i11ul1, arid iicillier the
(.'lilZt'llh‘ 1101' the Press (hire rebuke his
1'owi1rLll_v coiidiirt.
._j.—ou<.>o
SllEl’..li.lN.—-Tlle Republicziiis of Sher-~
1ii:i:1 are 11 oi-thy of all praise for tllel.;1I1(l-
so111c.1iiujorit_v they gave on i\I0lltl:l_)’-——lllc
vote was, Illl(!lilllg‘il:l!'!I 120, F1-1'r_v, 121,
[long 1 -9. ‘ For Pratt-, S6, Iiisliop, 551,
A\‘erill, 82. C
I"o1'Jii1lgc of l’1'obate,lI1111gi rford 1 l3,
for the loco cuiididute 8-I.
-—?~——o -4.».
3%“ The news of our 1-lcclion has
l'BilL'll(.‘ll \Vuslii11gto11 long crc1liis,liut we
no not lciirii that 1i1i_yfo1't-iggii llml0llll.lll0lll}»
has yet been l(‘ll(lt!l'('Ll to .\lr. liisliop or
Mr. Arliolil. Wei1isi.<: that this iiiiglil,
to be done fo1'll1witl1’~th:it cure ;.-hull be
tnlu-ii to p1'01'iLlc for C0?) .’l1’L'ff(Tll/ I'i1:ti/us as
well as those of ])€‘2l'Il.l‘.l/fl'll’llfIl-. 0111' Info
meuibe-1' opposed the lll.\'llt‘:-3 of l1ls1-o11-
Sllllltlils as steadily and as boldly us did
Clancy Jones, and he ought to l't.‘(‘(.'Il'C as
proiiipl 11 i'eu':i1‘d. To do him justice, he
is as well qualified to1'¢-pieseiitilic count-
ry abroad as well as Glzincy, or the ollicr
iEll'l_\ rs, and his claims must not be set
aside. — Bril./_g'o'po1‘l iS'ta71(1 a 7'1].
-————o -< Q».
1:63-= Riv. lfciiry Word Bcrclier, in the
ivlierc he had been c.\'ceediiig_ly i11toxi1-a-
ted over llljglll. Ills tribe liuviug taken
posscssioii of ilie body, sumnioiicd up fl
body of medicine man to ii.-tceitiiiii ilio
cause of (lt!L'(‘(IF€. The white S])f:‘(‘l{ll.-')l‘S,
iinpresscrl by the soleiiiiiity of the procre-
di1igs,aud expecting 5-oriiew:1i'11iiiir against
the vice of (Il'lllIIt’(?II(3S.S7, were considerably
iistoiiislicd by the rcnrlition of the follow-
ing verdict, “ 'l‘li:it tl.c clcccascd came to
his pllcfllll in (‘OllS8qll(‘ll(‘e of the freezing
in his body o1",u qiiuntfity of water, which
Ill_L_lt‘pl'.‘ll(l(‘llI, (l_l>‘.‘.lV0'.\’s any In,-lief in total
d0pI'u\‘ll_i'. Ile lit-ll{'Y(‘:s‘ that 111011 are
very \\’l('l(4.‘tl, but says lie never f’ec,-ls iii,-
cliiicd to uscllie pl11':i,=.e total (lep1':;rily
e.\'i:rpt iihcu be is residing the l}ostu11P,c—
‘corder llI}§_l the New Yolk Observer.
“I.\1roiir.1Ni' IF 'r1w1-:."——-A (ii.-olcr in
New 0rle:1ns iidvenises the fluid extinct
‘of rye, and aittaclies the followi11«,_r certifi-
cntc of I’1-esideiit Bueliiinaii to its superi-
or quality : “ Your rye wliiskcy excels in
mildiiess and rich flavor any spirits I ever
lie had iinp1'1idently been lIlfl,'.]f_Jc(I to min-
, gle with the rum he drank.”
drank.”
I-lltoclc Ihlaildj
’J.‘licRl1o(le Islniid state clcctloii $901.:-‘
plzicc o1i“Wcdiics1lay. ,‘llOll]lr|,S G. 'l.‘u1-'.
nor of W :i.i'1'cn is elected gO\-’€‘l'll0l' ; John
It. Bartlett. of Providence, scc1'ct:i1'_v of
State ; and Jerome B. Kimball of Provi-
dence, utl.1r11e_v gene-riil. 'l‘l1esc were on
both the Aiiicricaii l'l.’j)lll)Ill.':|ll, and the
Il.('pul1licmi liclccts. "I‘licre is no clmiuc
for liciiteiiuiit g‘0V6.‘l'llOl' and general treas-
lll'(’l'.
In the eastern coiigressionnl dlsl.1'lct,
there is no choice. -'I‘lic vote stands,
Robinson, American repiiblic-3111, 3,797 ;
Davis, republican, 2,422 ; Arnold. dc1no-
crat, 1,532. ‘tobinson leads in every
town but two, and will now be takeu~ up
and elected on the second trial, according
to the previous understanding.
111 the wcstcrii district, Brnyton. who
was supported by the Auiericaii I1-epn b-
licaus mid Ilcpiiblicans, is clectc1l.——
’I‘lie vote is, for Bruyton, 2,946 ; Antho-
ny, 700.
Tliero is no election of niembers of the
gciicrul assembly in Providence. The op-.
posilioii li-ave both braiiclies, by an over-
wliclming majority.
—-——-— -—--OI-&0>—-————
nwr Later intelligence from tho Saud-
wicli Islands, states that the volcanic
eruption, previously noticed, is the iiiost
ext1'no1'd‘1iai'_v phenomena that has been
witnessed fo1' 50 years.
The Honolulu papers aiiuounce the air-
rival of the Missioiiary b1'ig, Moriiiug
Star, at tlnif; port for 1'ep11irs. This is
the vessel built by, the c0utribn1ion.- of
the Sunday School children in the Atlan-
tic Statos, and -sent out to the Microne-
sian Islands. It appears She is a wretch-
ed swindle, her liinbers being rotten, and
the niaitcrials used in her c0nsl1'uctio1ibe-
ing the refuse of the sliipyarils.
American women in the Sundwicli Is-
liiiids have sent M1'.””Everctt $141 for
Mount Vernon.
«G».
Our Foreign Correspondence.
U. S. Ship of War, “Sr. LoL'1s.”l
Off Colorado River, Ma"1':l1 15, 1859.)"
I have :1 little news to coni:nuiiic:ite,
and as we purpose riuiniiig in and deliver-
ing a mail bag to the Eiiglisli steamer, I
will do as my brotlier officers are do‘ng,
viz 2--Wl'llC.
It is our turn to cruise around for ten
clays, with the Cl1llllCI'lC‘-ll intention to iii-
tercepf. that prince of filibu;tcrs-—Walk-
er. \Ve are lI')W in our fifth day out, du-
ring which time ivc have not seen the
sliadow of 11 vessel of any dcsc1'iptio11.——
The 111o1'ui1ig watch usually brings rain,
which continues iinreinittiiigly for sc~ve1‘al
hours ; it then suddenly ceases, and fiery
Sol, (known l':lll]lll:ll'lj"l0 sailors as “ Old
J1iu1uic:i,”) pour his effulgcnt wratli upon
our heads, shining‘ in a clear, ctlicriiil fir-
niaiient above. 'I‘l1c1i lliosc tedious, al-
most elesiaii calnis i In vain we invoked
the synipatliclic l|ll&l'l(.‘l‘C'll(.'C of .-'I'Iolus ;
we might ii-lii-tlc till dooms(l:i_v, 01' wear
oiir eyes out looking 11p at the ‘ (I.-1-_z; mime’
to see if the white feathers were not agi-
tntcd by an appipacliing breeze; but in-
vain, and -we await: in l'L‘5lg‘lllltlOll the"
pleasure of the wind god. Occusionallj.
it light ‘ cat's paw’ ruffles the smooth ex-
paiisc of water, then it e quickly trim our
sails to it, but it is over in a moment, and
the heavy sails beat agaiiist the iiiazc of
1'igjgi1ig;, in the‘ abortive atteinpt to raise
a decent breeze, tlirm coipmences the op-
isode of rain, sco1{clii11g--351111, &c_ If we
remain here two yefixs, we expect ‘to he.“
species of salainziiidcr, for any one win‘
can witlistaud the baucful effects of tl1is=
climate is fitted for :1 residence in the
lieart of Elli iopizi.
\Ve inaimge to pass the time away
while lying in Sun Juan, by visiting the
English battle ship, “ C-.esa1',” Wl.lIL'll vis-
its are returned by her officers. -The
most friendly fceliiigs prevail between us,
o.-ztciisibly so, at lciist. Dinners are ex-
cliaiigcd, and Lieuteiiaiits get tipsy, ad
czmrlrm; _tlie Eiiglisii bands play Ilail
Columbia, while our music llfcs off God
Save the Queen, in response, and thus we
while. iiway the time by such i11uocentex-
eitemeiit-, wi'.l1ou't which little efferveseucc
we would relapse into most pitiful lassi-
tudc while in port. _ W"
We liiive licard nothing from the Com-
darc as yet, but expect to in a day or two.
'_l'|ie "Iio:inoke” lies in Aspinwall, the
only apparent good she does is to watch
the arrival oftlic mail steamer, and tele-
graplithc same on shore. to the mail
agent.
The icopciiiiig
across Nlcfllkdglltl,‘ has been looked to
,wi1li joy by . the people. They had
dccined it probable that Vanderbilt Willlld
bring agiiiii into operation his well organ-
ized vessels,'bul; the iiiiserable failure of
Joe White, has occasioned them much
vexaiion. It is well known as ii fact
that the Captaiii of the “ Wasliliigtoii”
left‘. her out of slicei'disg113l. after the first
trip,‘ po§tivi-ly declining to sail - licr.
Yours truly, G, \V, 1],
-——e—»«a Qnr.
of the transit 1'o11tc
I'I1ui-11' Cii11.mii-ls .11‘ .1 B11rrn.—.-tbout
five mUlllS since the wife of Jacob Abbott
ll\’lllf!,' about tun miles east of Golcoud.-i,
in +’ope C0lll|l_\', C. W., p1'cs1-iitcil In-1'
3111.-siitiiil with eight plmlggcs of :1 lfct-lion‘ at
one birth. ‘ .'I'lio-so L'lllltll.'C‘.ll SllI'VlVCll until
six weeds old, when two of them sicken-
ed ttlld died. The rciiiaiiiing six are still
living _fl11'ii'i11g finely. The whole eight
were very .~ii111ll,.~'pcr-iniciis of liuiiiuuity
wln-11 ll.i1lf('I'(:(l into the world, sisiiiiglit
llll\'c been expcctcil. 'l‘l1ls stzitoiiicut. is
liter-.illy true ; it. is voucl1e(l'fo1' by iium-
Lcrs of respectable witnesses who s.1w the
cl1ild1'cI1.— Lac/.'pu/‘I Journal.
—-—--——-—Oo{‘}oQ—%j
n&%‘~?'.\*I:'. Cliiirlcs Dickens is i1ii,'olr1.-ll
in {lllOl.llEl' doiiicslic squ:ibble_ It semis
du1'i11g.tl1c1i1:iiiy years that Cliarlcs sen-
ior has l)(.'0ll on intimate tcriiis iiilli Ev-
ans the publisher, Cliurli-s junior, has, by
tinic and ussoeiiilioz, gained tlie-rill’.-clioiis
ol'tl1epublisl1c1'.-s1lui1g'lite1'. lie is betroth-
ed to her simply on his own iiccmint, and
tl1c1'cfore (lis1'ega1'(ls the parental order,
forbiddiiig -.11'.y iutimaury between the two
fiiiiiilics. 'Tlie.lutlicr has sought to annoy
the son by petty rcvciige. The young
uiuii was :1 ciiiididatc for mcnibersliip at
the G:ii'1'ick club, on liis-futhe1’s introduc-
tion ; but on his diirliig to love against
orih-1's, the f.i1l;c1' SL‘Ol',k‘[l his iiuiiic out of
the c1indi(lute’s lit)-)l(. The committee of
the (.'llll.l, in spite of the fatlicr’s proceed-
ing, ofl'c1'c(l to elect him ; be however (lee
pjiiiegl "flic af_fuii'li;istlii1s been brought
before the lilllrlic. _
-—.—...—-—.-.-si-r=:a§I>_-_>o—-:—.7-
n£§..' A11 Albany boy of eiglitcen has
been sued by an old maid of tliirty-tliroc
foi' lending her from the the path of rec-
irorn rug, aovnnivcn. oo..,-,-res.-ue:.ia1V*ote.-iii. i3i:_at.l
' 1958, I859 1-‘.-\.lI’.l<‘ll'li.l) CUUN'1‘Y.
E lfcrry Ilisliop
TOWN '_’ 3.7 3 No1'w:ilk, I301 4 46
'i":1i1'liL-lll, 4 ll 3 I 5
S ' 3 fireeiiwicli, 410 4:38
‘.i:;i‘.'.i:;*'°‘ iii ii‘: ‘$3.1. Wilton. :'gv_ 200
Ill‘:-olili1'l1.l ii; 117 1.29 1414 New Cauunii, 2025 246
li:itI.‘.’.’.‘.‘."' if if} is‘: if‘! , ll--1'ic-3". H5 I
I-?=-st-m 114 H"-' I St:iinlo1'1], 546 5213
~‘ ii 31' -0 Si ::1;- .
l:lll-l-'.l:vi..n :: 1’ mo 41; Bl'"l£."f‘P0l'll, “H3 985
2-." is 2;: 2:90. In
i\:0l‘\\'t"llk 43’ 3:57 no.9 M5. l rumliull, lab I 18
:2-::::.‘;:..'::"" 9.5;: as 5.2.: W 57 In
New Fiiirfield go; 1139 iio 112 j Enstoii 133 172
:2; 19:. :2: 122 ‘ Mo----9- us in
:'truN'°r-I 1133 13: 1:0 Huntington 1 43 15 '1'
._l ’ ‘. v -
433 4-.':'. 55:1 523 “ 95lP0l‘l'. 240 299
3.‘-':.‘..‘:‘.‘.’.:“‘ is iii I2----.l»~--~>'» 03% -‘>32
Weatprirt 194 2:5: :12 259 Letiiol, 190 1 1.’.
Wilton I63 1'55 ‘I36 ‘I00
5455 5-;'.‘7 was Rcildiag, 175 175
LIT c H 1-‘ 1 E 1. 11' C 0 1: N r v 1;,-001,-fi,,j,i, 130 152
“““‘“e“’ I " 3°-9 3?? 33!‘ 397 Newtowu 275 301
i‘3:l.“.l‘.‘2.'.”°‘-°" ‘ii.’ ‘.53’ ‘.‘.-.3 '3.‘ New mi-'r.e1d 110 112
n ‘.1 cu" ter "9 l'+" -v "r ' -
Cllllflgfln A ‘$30 ]fiS Sherman’ 1 89
(:(Il‘Jl.)I‘(l0'rZ 1,49 14:: 150 -3- ___._
.32.-.::.'.:" :23 13: mo em
1. - - u. 113 s. ~-2 , .
..-.f.'.‘.‘,‘,“ ," J, 3;, .3. if... 1?‘? LHCHFIELD ' .\TY.
A’ w or for , 2. 1": 2'- ' . . ,
.\\':wrd1Iljlford, 3-17 3-35’ sil) Litchheld, 38. 300
1. 0 200 . ‘ 2 7 -- . .
I’l‘_)vrm0ulli- 293 elg film L‘"]_‘l"""psted' 133 196
§4.)1)thll;ll‘_).', fig.-1 “gr. ' 3-13 Betlilem, 13 97
2‘l5 CB“dgewuteri
'1‘ to , 234 1." 3
iiialii-:5 n 85 ‘ii ii iii .wuln."' 10.1 —
\\'n,i,;uggon 153 136 1“ 15.2 COIG )l O0l(, I42 I III.
2l§‘.l§l;‘.".‘.".‘l ‘-8.3 23?; 3'74’ 3-ill C°"““’“"- 223 ‘37
Woodbiiry 331 I87 Ell I92 G oshen, 139 118
M, mg ,-,-6-,-, Harwiutou, 13,3
HARTFORD coo-Nrv. K,°"t» . “*0 1”’
Hartford 130.1 1937 2149 205.0 i\‘~‘W H“l‘tl‘0l"-l. 268 167
*,;;‘,",',‘n North _ Canon 11, 1 5 8 1 39
Iglootuilfield is; 10; £19 New Milforil, 372 306
' . 2' 3 ~ 2 '- . .
Bll‘i'Sli(1'1gton ' Ill) N0. folk’
chin... f - 2gp 1:-1 can ins Plymouth, 343 26;)
.*.:::‘. l§:f.f.‘..‘,';“‘ '- 2&2 if; Row-ry. 92 137
:-just ppiiilsur 233 232 2:38 215 Salisburv, 285 279
7 f'- 38 ‘ " 3 ' -. " C -
I:III‘ll.I.IIllg\0ll 303 333 Sharon: 233
V 'l‘o1'1'ington, 184
H lrlltlnd 90 no 96 116 \Vu1'i'en, lo 1 05
.1 l st :' ."i 1; 2 1 . .-
;:,:,F,“h:,e,,,:;,, 125 Writer town, 2 l o 10l
New Britain 42:1 «trio -115 an Wasliiugton, 1'13 l8l
‘.-‘.‘i.“.‘;i‘...'.‘,‘-" 12?. l‘%'.’. iii iii; ‘Vi"Cl'e-'1-9|‘. 379 305
Suutliington 213 392 -287 330 Woodbury, 244 194
.-wuii. Windsor 155 ice in 172 .
s.~1n.1.} , I 32'.) 3-. 372 :51 —-—
lVt’.~'I i art on H9 H6 1.31 mi 4342 4534
'.-1 1.1 2:: - 2: 2*» . , ,.
l‘l'i.l.l:«l.:-he 1:72 mi 2‘: Fairfield County, 0090 0434
Windsor Locks 90 153 S6 145 __
-.-1.-.0 11,532 10,968
N E W II A V E N C O I.’ N T Y. Fgrfy’3 njajgrity’ ’
.\'.«w Haven '23t_5l 2492 2721 275:;
lg‘; lag Senators Elected.
‘,,',t:’;,i"' .3; 33; 1;’; ._..—,g, , I)z'sm'1-l1—Dwig'lit W. Pardee, d
E-"St H-awn W83 185, ‘:03 " 2——'l'l11iddeus Wells, r.
G 'l'n' ‘.3 2' I ‘O7 .
Illlllflldll jig 15.3 “ 3——-Jnipes 11. Austin, (1.
\l:i1lison .‘ 6 25:3 IT-‘J “ Sou Clark
.\i.. 'd- 51- an =e- 454 ‘ ' v '
Ililllllltzury 9% -IS 053 :14 “ 5-—§Vi11. B. Wooster, r.
. ‘ 3 1 3 2 - - .. .
.\\'l:ll]lll“[:"'i'|dl|lt:lvi 2-.’ 23: “ l’"‘Al)e| s"“,‘_m°"i L
.\'ui-iii;-,1.-inirm-.1 1,-2% 1,2,1, :33 1,12 “ 7——H11'am ll illcy, r.
x ll 1 --.= ' 5 32 ' - - _ ,
0r0.'IngIe M H llid ms 137 12018 “ 8—B*"'J°m"‘ M- G“). 3-
p..-r..i-.1 t 7:): 1:‘: 1:: " 9—Sumucl C. Eli’, r.
'1 < --(: .. ‘ ." . "
139 Iicgoi f(1l——j["‘hilog, tiilillioun, d.
gull lllll'_V' _ D __ “L _ In.
'. ' -‘.-.1 :3". L" -. -.' ' .
oil) . “ l2~—.\lattliew F. i\-leri-itt, r
\\'r.lcotl -I0 80 52 711 u 13_P0,.¢e,. P Peck I.
lfoudbridge 91 so 1«.9 s1 ,, ‘ ' ,1 '
——- —— — 14-George A. Panic, 1'.
\_ F W L 062°,’-0°§°3C 0 U V7‘f:‘’Y 76”‘ “ 15—Slieldon 0 b0r11c,r.
.\'eu'I.t:ndon oer; ‘-15.4 A l 1.91 - 587 H ]6"]°sh‘m Bi,”1' r‘
.\'orwicl1' 62-: 1253 viii; “ 1'l—Samucl IV. Gold, 1‘.
Cllfdlllfitcvr 213 16:’) -.‘-so 1'l'l 1§"‘"e"".l' C"“l"f-‘lfl. fl-
::1I<tll‘.l_\.‘lll8 1,1,1: 1118 1.) Chiirlcs C. Griswold, r.
' L‘ 2. 75’-5 s . r Y , .
(III.-lli'olll(1I 200 114 2111 131 “ 30 —“ ||l_- 0- N3“ 0001“. ll-
Grnmn ‘-’*l 1',” “ 21--Daniel P. Spra-gue,1'.
l.'cl.. min ‘$375 ‘ ‘.3 L’ 5
I.(lII_:':Il‘ll so 153 90 162 _ *‘9>~°-_——--_-
l.i.-.'hon go 1 90 Representatives Elected in Pairfiald Co.
. - 2 1. J ."1' . .
_ii".,'.'.'f.;i1.. t 13:9 i-53 l3i'11lgepo1't—A. A. Pcltciigill, r.
N. St i on 2'0 2-~ 2:. . . - __ ,
0,d,f;,':n';8 M9 ,0, ,2, ms Biooklicld Alnion Otltll d.
,..em.... 11;, 22-; ]‘_.’-I can Iletliel-——Chnrles Dart, .-
5; - ' ’ so '. - . T _ .
t.,‘,_f,‘,“ng,,m 3,5 3,9 “,3 4,, Dlll‘|(3ll—-..\ atlian Robeits, 1].
Wiiterfoid 130 I58 2 157 Dn11bury—Judnh I’. Crosby, r, Joliu
3:113 353 * -1829 4004 A-l"“5l"0“3. 1' _
- ii I 1) D 1. E s 1- x C 0 U N T Y. E1istou—Pliilo B. Sherwood, d
.\Iid«1letowu «:83 569 650 s1_I Faii-field——O. II. Perry, r, Franklin
(li-.ifl1siin 153 15) 18'! KS SW3". I,
Ch,e.<'1-r S3 128 11}? 75 1 ' . ' _
(jhntun 92- 165 1w ‘J1 Grccnw1cli~—Dan1el M. Mead d G11]-
(.ioinwelI I37 I01 115 130 ’ '
Durliiim 121 11'.‘ I34 113 80!! Cl0$_'0, ll. ' _
fasifxlladlfim 3'38 "l; 5 IIi1uf.1ug'tou—E. A . Buldwiii, 11
i'j...1_.i..ni 236 mo 214 err. Monroe—C. B. Clark d
{?,‘,‘,l{{;,g,,‘,"',°'“‘ ,4“; Aew Canaan-—\l’n1. E. Rnyniond, 1'.
.=ayi._mu1; k 13:: 2:: 2%; P83 New l~ii11'f1eld, l\orm:i1i Hodge, d
58 125 151.5 5 *\e“'t°“'“"E- 0- \V‘“'““'. d. E“ J-
—— ——- —-— —-— Morris 11
2683 -2150 2821 our ’ .
‘ V lk—A. II ' " - ’
WINDHAM C0UN,n,_ T iCt,)”l-"l‘l:,i| rcpuMicm(])l‘llf3l Bymgtoii, ll in.
'- :-12 260 38 2s‘ ' ‘ .
16,‘: 5,, in M’, G Il0dfIfllg—JOllll Edmonds, 1', Mutliirs
Ashford 141 100 160 .131 |Ps;‘]'.‘.,|‘ 1 _ _
Canterlxiiry Inc 149 159 iii) R1cgelield—-—Iudw1n ll. Smith, 1' Ebe-
Clmldln 8:’ 59 33 *9 nezer Sanford, r.
l‘‘-'-‘‘"’''‘1 U5 ‘,7 "7 11" S!amt'o:'cl—Cl111rlcs II. Leeds 1' George
Uamrm "9 .4 “° :9 s on id 1- ‘ ’ ’ ”
i{n1;..,_,1y 448 - , 3:1 441 351 L 9 2, Y
I’lil.llIlleltI 230 153 302 was S11-iitlui-11-—‘\’iii1. R. llubbell, r.
I'0Inl'1‘i:t 147 104 v 149 1l_1 Sl1er11inu—W. L. Wiikemziii, 1'
é’.".‘:‘.‘:.'f’..- “.2 2?. :3: T---1»-H-1°-1'.-an--.»..-,.a.
- - - ' . - __ . ' 7- .
Scouam, 85 ,0 H8’, 60 Igefltport ”.?)IO,S8oS .\. ll llsoll, d
, .,.,,U,,.‘,,,,0,, 258 130 ‘(,5 209 VI 0l.——.-’ e.ll. P_Vm0lll,l‘.
Voluntown 69 96 .87: 119 ll eston——-Mitnaii Bulklcy, Dem.
Woodstock 347 183 35° 9,34 19 Republicaiis ; 12 Democrats.
304* El 13 3072 9199 ‘ ' "'7, _
To LLIND COUNTYN Dreadful degtrléimgfdileilgtl; Richmond's
Tolland 120 187 105 210 T. M1,) __, J5 _, ' , . _
Anilover 6 64 52 71 m’-_ We 0- I00 0 Clifton was
Bolton , 711 82 71 94 tlirowii 1nl.o'u state of the most painful
gfllllmtbm 23'; £33 excitemeiit. in consequence of the death
Ei)l‘l(fl'I;lr()yIl 116 146 142 18.0 of a young lady, the daiiglifor of 11 cler
,,e,mm ,5, 15,, “,3 15? gymau residing In the neighborhood of
Mansfield 231 192 pg: 22; Gloucester], undgr circumstances of the
-Soiners 176 149 '5 most nppa li1io' escriptioii. The vounir
§,l=|_ll°T'1 - 3:: 2% 323 ladv in questifin, Miss Mary Richmond:
0 . . ' - . ~ .
Vgfllltlll 295 1811 427 216 W08 nl)°":,e"a’l|b10en)'0a"3(;’* age. and is
Wlllington 140 110 I49 120 under-too to_ e agran augliter of the
. ——_- —-— -— £7‘ Rev. Leigh _R1cl11nond. Miss Richmond
21” 1336 3308 ‘O was on it visit to it connection of’ her fam-
RE0-‘P”'UL"TI0“' ily, residing near Richmond Park, Cm".
Bflckjflglim I_:',,‘t,‘_‘ ton. On‘ I"1'1d11y she was observed to
,1qI‘*:‘l;_l£(I'T‘:e(,3,‘>3:::Y, 438,, ,:.,,,g wander ton cliff, called the “Lion’s-lieiid
New ,,:,,,,,,,, C,',',',,,y,,, ,9_5 4275 Cliff, wliic ' stands at an elevation of up-
Filll'llL‘ld County 6721 Cg:-H wuI'<.19 °l3°"_ “'9? "'01" {"9 "OM l_N-'l0w.
wiiullium County 31§l_l 23133 and from which IS ul)lflllN‘(l iiiugiiificem
l-,-yet:-,ti-l-I I,-'3-u-1,: :33; 3,4,},-§ v-1.-w.~ of the Avon, 11... Hot Well. the
. tr 0 I
;l, ',,_ "9-" “‘"‘ -V 2..,,,, 2,30 L.-igli woous, Ashton, and the s11rrou1id-
o and County -I - . _, F, _ . _
_ mg SCOHCI). ioni this l!L'lllL'll(IOllS
Total 40.711 3.5279 height the uiiliappy young lady fi-ll.——
Bllckillgl-“WI lJlli1'-1lll5’- 1.931 The precise L'll'Clllll.slflll(.'L'S wliicli lcll to
“ -<0»-o——' this liorrible iircidiut are difl'c1'c11lly sm-
Judges gf pj-g13;,te_ elegtqd in Fairfield ted, but that it iva.-1 an neciileiit, and not
county, as at lll‘EL stated, ii suicide, there can be
N,,,.,,,,,,k, G,,,,_ A, D,,,.,,,,,,,,,.¢_ u no reasomiblc doubt. According to one
siamroi-d_. Jas. ll. Olmsiiad, l. stiiteiiiciil, Miss Ricliiiioiid was absorbed
“|'<?'~'HWl0h- Alix‘)-‘W5 -"9'-“I. 1- in the perusal of 11 book, and that she un-
,‘Y,°,‘"l',:':,‘,, “’:,3',';‘,’|',‘nL,{' ‘“¢,",”,;’,':' consciously walked over the edge of the
Hill-‘ . ~‘ . .. , ,,
,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Gc,,,.,,,, w_ “,,,,,m,,,,, ,., p1u1p.(c , aiiotliu account‘ says that sh.
1g,,.¢on_ (guru, u_ wheeler, l. was eiiileavoiiiig to gutlici one of ‘the
Ftl.ll'IItelil. llufu-i Blailioinuii, r, rock plants, wlizcli grow 111 the t'l'CVlce.~'
S“j°“°|”4-C- 5-‘Chili’; "- nftlie liiiicstone l'o1'1iiiition,u11d that in her
§”dg°"°”’ D‘. I‘ " "m." r.’ efforts to rciirli it she os'erl;flla1i11:ml her-
. herinaii, Levi IIuugcrfo1d,1. _ ,._, I , A , _ t , __
Ii(ddi11g,Lin.uel Sui:fvid,1i. -'<'lf. 11.1111 -'9 «l. 11 1u' toscen S_1e was
_..-io»i.~.—..-.—- o,bse1'vrrl to lic]:1,t,. agqlnigt ,l,l1c,pi'n_1eL;t1ng
. . ' ‘. - : : ‘t .
IQ“ Young gentlemen afflicted with _l’°'_'“,‘ _‘,’,f,‘l::*;l‘,',,£, “"‘v,"d','"‘,'Y,_(‘,3M,'l “lid?!
I’1lie’s Peak fever, \\'lll be 11itei'csted 111 ‘”’,', _R,H_l_ “;,",a"=:;_e was , U
the follo1i'ing statement from u 1'1-liable d"',m‘t ‘,1; m‘l,,Qr,°,m“,é ymilir
. - ~ . ' - r... u :
gemlenm" m me."ew M Dmmml. 0!. the a - (lI|L?\‘I)l|(l 11.3 1' 'icli<;f liumiiu aid“ liar):
iiinniier of gatliei-1r.g gold in the diggings. _‘"‘=b . I h d ‘ M, “M ,, t -, ‘
A man takes a frame work of heavy tum. mg‘ een Lus Q] . ipk__.."l V 11 I ,"l*Ic,¢s,
her, built like a stone-bout, the bottom of H" rllfe ;)""'_5"*l:"_t,k“"e I lllltflllh’ all; '9!
which is composed of heavy iron r1isps.—— l°‘"",J-“V l-‘Illa, ‘fl, tl‘_*_|l')“ Niki, l||.0|1
’l‘l1is frnine work is hoisted up to the top We S’(_l9., 59:31,!" 0 "('1 ':h3 0:1“ , °",_*",YI11e‘
of the Peak, and the man gets 011 and and “"3 '5 '0, 9;‘,-_a" tn‘, 9 T?‘ 9 "ll"
slides down the side of the mon1ir1iin.— I039 l°'“ _'““- ",""”‘ ‘f’ ff‘ ls‘, _'°,
As he goes swiftly down, the rasps on the :°‘"'ll' ‘E hf‘; l':3,‘;',‘l,‘;'("t :’,fcll'§,l$‘;“d,“.‘le','l:ll 3
,_ ' , u - - . “eve ~ . ‘ '
liame iio1k,scrnpo oil‘ the gold 111 iii: iosmotfqolnl he S‘;-men em, . .7 ,
meiisetliaviiigswlizpli cur. upon to the 51111: IN! . Ll. l P E-,,,_.,, N j
thine, «pd by thetliiio the man gets to . Na.” "5 ‘5 P“? - 3
{"9-‘Ti?-m’ "e-ii,‘-Y -n' wt‘; or. ,,f,'0,|,: IE5‘ A Mr. Abrams of I11.-iiriro, Vii, ,
nae‘; |,x,],-°,,.,,,"j_.?,,,.,,, {,3 is "3 w - - ’ has u1.iiou1i1'e1l llltllstll "5 3_Cfll§-lldIll_0,l9l’
- U - 3 ‘ Cgrggyess in l'..v:o,1- of 1l,i_c,exl1m-tioii of Shy :
_ very in V11-giiiiq. cour-e tlic C0+Vf:ll1.l-
gfir As Mr. I.y1'on'_p of Cliosf-ijut Hill, ]__,- S0“/fig/‘cg, ,-lrgns is I1'1glitene_1l 11. rllcll
Willdlhilll l'0ll."li,l'. W!!! N=t|i|’|lln,;.; from the audacity. and waiit-s the fellow lynched.
polls on Moiiiluy, his ‘carriage was run ,-———-o.-_g,—-r—:—-
iiitg by a pussliig tc_um,_tlu'owmg M1‘. B. The pour most tajked of now-r.-.
ont, and injuring him in such ii manner dajs is the Sicklcspaii-. llie blush ho“-
thnt he died on Wednescliiy. ever, is sadly wanting. l
: rrzizill lll.‘tl.‘l.llll)' an-l ]:(.'l_'IIl'rl_lIl‘l_lll-
'VV'hs.t They any of $13.
l_FI'0n,: I/.'c S,I)I'fIl_.{/_I(_I(l 1i’I'pI1l§,l.":'_II-H. ({,lI'1}.)]
'l‘l1c cmiipl-glee rcpiibliczui l;'iii,;iip2: in the
Cuiiuecticnt cl-.-clion on ;\lomlay1.-iol iintioiial
-‘I’-!l|lIIC.lll(‘.l! and influczzcc.
} .~l1:ii1.ly and siirc pi'i)_';‘l'(:S.~.‘ of political |'c\'0lll-
l l_iou,-.1111! the L'UIlCt!lll.l'tIllI)ll and Ulll:\l‘g(!lflBlll
}
l
Ofa. pow-21', wlii(:'-1, biisciliililrc in nior:-.l, po-
liticzil and liiisiiii-ss opposition in sl-.i\'cry, is
soon ilcsliiieil to tuknaiid wield the iiutioiiul
of the gm-.1f. free labor i1il.i'i'e.~'l.. The :-lavv.--
l“’l‘l"'l.-’ lhrly must 24-212 and m irk the 1.'ce:i1i-
eucc-0l'll1ci1's11p1'cm:1cy ; they will striiggln
~.Yel- W”-ll ‘IL:-<[ie1':ilin11—-lot‘ L’-)lI|lllnc[l ivitli-.i
great pccuiiiary ii11erc.~t in whose l'avo1' they
fife C0“~“_l"‘l“lY_E*:.'elii1ig lc,r,risl'.ition, they liave
the in:.»t_1ve wh--zli the di.~:1.1-ihntioii and enjoy-
ment 0l.Sc‘H‘Hly-f‘:\‘e millions of annual trov-
ernmciit expcndiliii-c inspires to stlnlllalate
them to resistance to the iii-.ir.=li-ailing und or.
ganizing hosts of the North ; but ‘,,,.,,,,,,ecy
requires but limited raiicc to ;;m.-,-, me “me
when they will re cl:-ct foi-_ tlieir own protccf
tion the Iiarricrs of slate llgllli and aumiied
f.-deral pUW«'_-l‘.Wll.('ll in their cugr-1'1ic.=.s to
posses: and rule the nation. iln-y hm,-c
so ruthlessly t.rami.l_-d llIl(I::|' foot. New
Eiiglalid is now a 1.nit—--.-he leads the
column with an unl.rokci1 icprescniaii. n
in the Senate and House; and steadily marches
the revolution through the other free states.
'l‘lie relics of the prostituted and dec.iying_>
democracy may be counted upon the fingers;
like ieniuiiiiiig stumps iii a frc.=.h field. the
next liic has marked them for destruction:
and then shall the cilflll yield its IlxCl'L’dSe to
the new comers.
The moral power of the Connecticut victo-
ry is greatly emphasized by the obstacles
wliicli it overcanie. The democr-.1<y worked
with desperate industry and abuudaiit. means
and they had the oo-opci-alion of men in the
oppositiou ranks, seeking ievciige for person-
al disappointments. The entire delcgatirn
in the last Ilouse was in the field agiiiiisl 1(-
publican party ; two aspro-slavery democrats
seeking re-election on their records in Wash-
ington; and the other, as 1liso1'g.iniz3ng rc-
publicaus, under the disguise of’ Anicrlcans,
opposing the constituencies who liad, with :1
gen -rosity far above their 1le:~.crt:-, twice
plaiccd them in Congress. and the pl‘lllCi[)lt:e
which they had professed for four years to
revere and cherish, The i'omiiaiit. of old
whigs, scattered tlirouglioui. the stale. forget-
ting nothing and fbrgiviiig iiolliing. weic as
iuiscliievous as their power would pt!l'lllll..-
illr. Edmund PL-rliius, a proiiiiiicul. and at-1:
illlll licrctol'ore consistent republic-in of Nor-
wicli, losing his reason with disappointincnt,
and provoked by unjustifiable poi-secutloii.
throw the weight of his large p9l‘$0!1:1l influ-
ence aguiiist his party and his priuciplc.=.a1i1l
did what neither Clirk nor Dea11.co1illl do.
cliaiigcd several hundred voters. i-it all was
to no purpo e. P.a2r,'.oive1',name,el0q11ence
and money availed nothing-—strong men were
wezik in I.)-'.“dI-lflg‘ t\g‘.llll5.l. the coiiimoii 51-use
and the moral and political coiivicl.ioiis oftlie
people. The republican principle and the
republican party rose up sfroiigcr from the
difli‘.-ullic.-i which beset. them ; and men who
llinuglit they owned or could buy them. liiid
themselves di-appointed and di-',-zr-need. The
epitaph of Clark and Dean and I"8I'li'll‘1Sl.*
ivritleri in ii sentence: “ The (log it was that
died.”
[From the Albany I-‘.\'ening Joiiriial, (Rep ;1 J
Ilox. S.1.\1rEi. .-\i?.Xn1D.-:—:‘oiiic wcel'.s ago we nniiouncc-l
the i'e-noinliizilioii of Hon Samuel Arnold. of t'n-11ie.:ti-
cut, fir ac-elteti n to Congress. We are pleased to ob-
serve that the people oflii.-1 state are so kt-1-u|_v alive ..i
their oiv11inte1'c.st-' as to continue him in public ll":-.
l-"ruin the ski-ie state we have received the chi-ei'iiig
intellinenci: that not only Mr .-lriiold. but .\lr. ltislinp
and .\lr. Hy-le will be elected to Cuiigi-es~'. thus in.'.-1'en.\'
lug the I‘-enioeratic i'cpre.<1i1itiition from Conn-.-cti-.-ut one
incinbv.-r.—Wasliington L’;u;.n.
It will be observed however by the returns
given elsewhere that 1\lr. Arnold didn‘t get
elected. A lso. that .\lr. llisliop 1lid11'l. gel.
elected. I-‘1ii'flier1no1~e. lllul. .\lr. llydc didn‘t
get elected. The " Democ atic |'L*[Jl'(3SPllt:\
lion from Connecticut,” instead of being in-
c1'eased to three iiieiiihcrs, is (It‘Cl'( used to
none! Such are the iinpleasant couscqiic-noes
of counting Democratic chickens beloic they
are ll2ll.L'll((I. '
[I-‘roiii the Boston Journal (Rep) ]
iVi:i.1. Dose, Co.\'.\'i:oricur.—'l‘he Cou-
hccticut election fulfils all the conditions
ofa perfect. work of ort——tlic ilcsigii is
1ioblc,ll1e execution coiiipictc, and thi-
success of that nature which imparts 11
happy surprise. *
The victors thus stuiidiiig out, pirliaps
it is not 1'eqiii1'e(l to be p-ai'll1'1ilu1' about
the dcfeale(l. But tlicreli-.1s been a cl:i'm
put before the people, wliicli, if not at-
teiided to now, will soon be forgott.e1i.—
“To bad supposed in the outset of tlze
cauipaigii, f1'oni the 1'eno11iimition of the
two Lccomptoiiites, that the Nntioiial
Adiniiiistmtion was tlzifly in issue before
the. people. But. Senator Ilonglzis-—wl1o
is 9. very iiitelligcnt [lOlll.l(:lllll, wrote just.
lcforc the election that he llllflt-I‘Sl’.0Cd
the contest was upon his i1it:c1'p1'otatio:i of
popular sovereigiity, and several of the
resolutions of the various Democratic
meetings do sustain this view of tlie.1nat-
ter. Ifowever, let the two CllIel'S,-illld
Ol.ll3|'S, appropriate their respective share
of the iiegativc glory‘, while we briefly
sum up the 1'csulls,i\[1'. Biiclinnan is bent-
en ; Mi‘. Toucey is beaten ; Mr. Douglas
is beaten; the iidniiiiistmtioii and the
Popiilar Sovci'eig11‘y Deni-ici':its,are both
beaten ; the renegade Clank and the
spoilt boy I’crki1is, and all who put them
11p to their tricks, have been tl1oi'ougl1l_v,
liziiidsoinely beaten -—and tli:it's the end
of it. Well done, Coiiiicctiriit !
.—40>s
FASI{I0.\’AI3I.E "Woi1E.v.—F.-isiiion kills
more women than toil and sorrow. Obe-
dience to fzisliioii is at greater transgres-
sion of the laws of won1au’s _ualui'c, 11
greater injury to her physical and mental
constitution, than the liardsliips of pov-
erty ond neglect. The slavewoman at
her tasks will live and grow old, and site
two or three geiicnitions of her mistrcscs
fade and miss awn y. ‘The waslierwoman
with scarce 11 ray of hope to cheer her in
her toils, will live to see her fasliionnble
sisters all die around her. 'l‘lie kitchen-
maid is liezirty and strongr, while her lady
has to be nursed like a sick baby. It is
11 sad truth that f'.~1sliio:i-psinipr-1'e1l ivomeii
are almost wo1'tliloss for all the gzrcat
ends of lllllllflll life. They have but little
force of ('ll2ll'tl(.'lL‘l‘ ; they have still less
pmi'crof'1i1orail will, and quite as little
pliysiciil c11crg_\'. ’l'l1ry live for no great
purpose in life ; ihcy nccoiiiplisli no wor-
thy ends. '|‘l1cy are only doll-fo1'iii.< in
the ligirnls oi‘1iiilliiic1's and s-..~1'vaiif:~:, to be
drrsscd and foil to o1'.ler. 'l‘liey dress no.
body, lilL‘>’Sll0l)01'l_l', and save iioboily.-—
'l‘li1-y wiitc no books 11111] set. 110 (2I\'fllllplL‘Z~'
of virtue and woiiiziiily lif.-. If they re:1r
cl.i'1.l1'eii, scivuuts and i1ui'..c-s do all, save
to criurcivc mid give lll(‘lll l)ll’lll. Anrl
\\'llt‘ll rczircd, wliiir. are they ‘I What do,
tliry aiiiouii‘. to, but weaker St‘l(’)ll.S of the
stock? Who ever ll(‘fll‘Ll of :1 fn.:.liio:1:iblc
ivo:n:111’s child c.\jl1il5lti::i;- any virtue or
potrg-i' of .1,.1i:irl, for uliicli it l)t‘CallllL' culi-
llcad ilic biogrzipliies of our g1'czit.
and good men and woiiicii. Not one of
them had a fasliioiniblc uiollier. 'l'l1ey
iiciirly all spruiig froiii st:'o:ig iiiiiiilcul ivo-
lll(‘ll, who had about. as little to do with
llisliioii as with the cliziiig-liig clouds.
o<.po*_.__.
3
Break up Your Golds.
HE niost. i1iiport.'int -li.<cu1'e1'y .-iiucc \'1icciiiatio1i.—
llr. H.'i1i..o'1i‘.-4 \'c_'ct:1ble lfliciiiiczil I'U\\'Il(‘I'.'4 will
bn-zik up mild-1 '-II. out-e, witlimit. sweiiting, lllPl.Il|g,' in-
ter1'1iption of liiisini-.-‘s, or the use of nut. sliiiiuluiiug
unit hiiriiiii-; co1ii;i-iuii-l-‘. lii-rb t-':1~i, cnii-lies, Li--' "'1n.~1,
or any ntlu-r.lis:i.{1'i-i-.1lile, i1icuiiveiiicp,t i'.:' ' ilaiiisuitiiig
LI5).\'t.‘.i. tliey do not Hht.‘ tl-,1; l...:'..~'t iuiplc:1.~i:int sym p-
tu1ii.;—evc1i if fail.-e1: ln1'ge1l1i<.e.- thi-_\' create oiily ii,
tliirst. wliioli o:-lug f|ll;l_\'l’ll with wzilo r, :1ii agreeable
w:ii'1iiI.ii :inl Ill-'II\'llIl't.‘ at llic.-'iirf1ccis .s1in11e'<pe1'in'i1-
cc-l. When taken :14 1:i1'--elm. lIlt‘_i' _brcak up the enl.\
mil :irri-st its elf-.-.:l~', and the only op«>r.iti1.n pcrceiwu
'i.~ia1ii_1'stcrio:i.-i :i1i-l 1iii:1cc--uiituiilc ilis'11pp':.:ir:iiico of
all S_Vn|pl.0Il')i. as I‘-:.'e1'i.-'liiii-.44. chills. lziiiicriess, dart-
ing; pains, dull hm‘-‘y [l5l_l|‘g-‘I. llglitne.-:5 of the chest,
liuzir.-11-no-is, cou_gh, soi'c-thro:-.t, croiip, c'.i-tiirrh, head.
ache, L-1;.
The \"1~c_<'tiiblc Cliemicul Pow-lers are in ca] 1; “-1,-.1,
V(lC(‘ll’iilllOll is .'lgzl.Il),~‘?. >‘iu_.ill Fox. and qiiiiiiiir l‘-,i;- ,\,.';[u._
l‘he;.' are :1 specific remi-.l,r for the pr.-ve;iti.,n ;,,-,,1 Cum
qfii spa-cllic -1i.~x.-use. i\ii.l by l;,r-;._.l,i1ig c.-;i_,1_.; “-331, umm
the «inst:-iii is not Wéiiliaigl‘-I anal 1lvring_,d, and “mint.
ed niorc ~'11b_"p:«.'t to rcju.-:-.,t-.-d :itt..icl..-; but is rallie:
Sl.l'k‘l't;[lll_i"ll‘,3.l_ :iii_l l,'1.i_i'til’icl_.1'='1i1ist tlir:i_i. The '
and by their I
us‘.-_ ('_(,),llgl):X. c:it:irrli, hroncliil l’-rvors, i-‘1ivt‘.“.'|flli..~i;;,
sore tli:-o-its, coasuniptiou, and all dis:-axes pr niariiy
cxcitled by col-ls, can he I.-:ii;i.—-In--J from aiuong the
00 1 0
1? Sililil i1i_ Norivzilk by J. A. Weed, South Norwall: by
D‘. II. Webb, and by dealers in medicine generally. 46 ,
iieiit ?
It inzirks the ,
l-I‘‘\'¢I'liiii(--.it in the miinc and for the beiiclit. I
Donatleia.
; .\ii 0ysl.c1' Suppir will be given on Well-
g iii-sdiiy cvuiiiiig. April 14-. at the llouse of
,.loli11 St. John \‘-'illo11.(l5ztld llill) for the
i l;(! will of the "Cliurch l"und A;~.'soci:iti(;1i."
' 'l‘lrk<.-ls, 25 cts.
l’lc:isc coine :1ii1ll:1l.'c an Oysti-1'Sopp¢-1-,
<<OD-Io—
Advice Gratis.
ll iilmiild be the aim of fl"‘lII*\\'.|j)Jlp(‘l" tn IN'£1(lI|]6- ac.
qu:ii1it1-<l with the iii1pro\‘o1ii1-iit-1 and 1li.~:nverie.- nftha
1[.i_v,:ui-l to (-:ill the iitleiitiuii ofall .~1n".1 :1: will he in-
ti-rcstiiig and rise-fiil to lll!‘lll
.|.wi.ii-,~; _-:hniihl I've-1:15 strictly -hound in linnnr 1,, crank
in _-1 ¢,-m.-1i.],1nil truthful manner, as if conversing with
an intimate frii-iid. We heretofore rrcomiucndcil Mrs.’
\l.'iiislow‘s Fnolhiiig S_vr1'.p for children teething, and we
now take h(‘(':L‘~‘l0|l to repeat that we believe it of more
iniportnnce to mothers and their children than any
other di.-icovcry iiiiisle by the profession in the last hun-
dred yc.i1--i. A very large per cenfage of children anon"
ally die during the process of feet hing, and a very much
I'Il‘gr‘l.' iiiiinber of those who survive are greatly debili-
tated or diseased, so that they grow up weak, bo'h
pliyaiciilly mid iiientiilly, and incapacitated both study
(IHAI lnhm‘. Now, we appeal with perfect confidence to
ll;l)|1<u 11-ls r.f:notl1e1-s who will read this article, to cor.
l'IJl)Llld.'l‘ our stiiteiiiciit. when we say that on such fatal
coiisr-qiu~1ices as those we have alluded to, ever occur
:'i-mu tr-etl.in:_:, when Mrs. Winrlow’s Soothing Syrup is
u.-ed in .'1'm.>,
“'~‘ are l!lt‘ZliC'~.l to know that tliousands of ladies hnvo
act-.-.l ll{.U.’l our siigga.-nlioiuind have thanked us for it.-—
Still there are’ lllIlll_\' tliousuiids of mothers who read
""“" Palm‘. who, fl-oin prejudice against the flood of
\\'Ul'l.lIlE\‘S nostriiziis that deluge the country, or from
neglect, liave not zivuile-I themselves of the Lone-
fits of this inost Ill‘-'.1llItllJIr.' remedy. To such we
ivisli to <ay—l.l1Is S_\‘I'll[) is the remit of thirty
I11 all i|l(Zl1L'Ll:U'.'4 its con.
sicians the -world ever produced ; and is just the
"’-"“’-".19 '1-""'1“*'1 bl’ *-""“-“_\' mailer who has :1. child teethinf
It srilteiis the gllllli, reduces iiiflumination, alloys all
pain and spiisiiioilic aq.p,i(,,,, ,,,,,.,.e,,‘S ,,cid,,y of the
stoinacli, and l'(-glll‘.‘il.C‘S the how-i-ls. .\foreovcr, we as-
siirc every r.iotlier it is pcif.-uzy ,af5_,,0 ,,°,,_S,,,1e hm,“
can coins of its use, :1.':c1ir-ling to the directions is-high
accoiiipuny each bottle We speak thus confidently,
from the fact that iiiziify of our mint v.1 lued friends
have m:i1le use of it for _ve_1:rs and 1,9,“ witnessed the
most happy results from its use, in hundreds of cases.
If you nevi-1' before hail faith in :1 female pliysician, our
word for it, you have, after using the Soothing Syrup.
Try it. T\Vt?fll_)" five cents will purchase a being 3; gs
therefore, .withi11 rcach of the poor as well as the rich.
New For}: Ladies’ 'F~.'sia;:-_
-<.>~o
Dr. Wistar‘s Balsam of Wild Cherry.
The editor of the Flag Qf our l,'m'c'r.” says in his pa-
per of .Iul_v IT, 1838 :—‘~ the memory of Dr. Wistar is
embnliiied in the hearts of thousands who have experi.
eiicerl entire cure ii-om Coughs, Colds, Cuisumpfion and
1’1.ln1r.:-zary Dix-ease generally by the use of his Balsam.
Tlli." invalid need not fear to give this preparations.
c.ii'i-ful trial, as we speak from experience. More than
ten years since the editor of this paper t esfed itoexcel-
fence by in-lividtiiil trial in his family, with the most
$ul‘pl‘l:‘lug rt-sult.s,iis a ciiratlvc for pulmonary disease.”
C.1.=.i;s. or Co.vsc:.r?ri.).v .ixi> ’i\'iioori.\'o Caron Conn.
The following fi'.'rn :1 l1i_.;hl_',' respectable gentleman,
speaks for itself .—
Iii-:7;-M21-, .\'. J ,‘ Mary 20, I858.
F. W. I-‘O ‘\'I.l-‘. & Co.,—GenZlrnian :-——'l‘his certifies that
livis for miny years iilllicte-l with :1 disease of the
lungs until I bee-sine so weak that it was with dificlty
I could walk .\I_v uougli during this time was ‘verv se
vere 1-uiising nie frequntly to raise great quantieies of
blood attended uitli profuse night sxveats.
After usipg various remedies to no purpose I was ad-
vised to try ll’1‘.-lai"s Balsam of Wild Cherry. Idid so
and liefure using the first bottle I was entirely restored
to perfect llt“(|I'.ll an I strongtli.
I would also iizi-iitinn that this Bnlsani cured a little
-girl iifiiiine ofa severe a'tack nt' Whoopingtougli when
hi-r hie u':_is_ given by llI0.])Il)'.il_cIIln, and all other renio.
dies li:11l I.1ile.l. (5igiicd.) J0:I_.\}|]-101-‘F,
iVi.n- gcmline unless signed ‘- I. l1l"l"l‘a“’ on the outer
wrapqcr.
l’1'eji:ii'ed l:-v SFTII W.‘I*'0Wl.I-I 3: Co., Foster), and for
si e by I\ll pp x l.yn.-.-, i.. I.. Beebe it Son, and Edward
l‘ We“.-d Nor.v1i_lk. 7‘. II. \\’eh‘o, South Norwalk ; G.
.\l:itlir-1' 5; Co., l):1ricn_ Depot ; Lockwood & Ilnight and
ttoswell Hoyt, Staiiifliial ; l.1'.ciu.= .\l. Munroe, New Cu-
llililll ;Jol1n l\'. 'I':1_\'lor. Wes nrt : Samuel Pike South-
port ; I. ll. I5:tII9_\' and II. K. Scott. Rulgcfield ; H. S. &
J. ll;irrei'_\', L':inbur_v ;:1ud by dealers ererywlic-re._ I5
-—0*<Q>-o-T.
“ BUY ME AND I'LL [)0 YOU GOOD.”
flealtli and Strength .<ecu—rc-‘ll by the use of the great
Spring :i1id Siiinnier Medicine.
DIE. LANGL1-.‘Y’S
Root and Herb Bitters,
('ufil}‘»0S€d of Sursap.':ri'lIa,' IVSILI (’1'1cr1-y, Telluw pa‘-1;
P.'1:.'l.'Iy .l.tIt, T.'wrou_:;I1ivoi-t, Rhul.arIi, Jlandrake, Ban:
ifrliuil, (kc . all of wliich are an cnmpou-,;d¢d as ,-9 act 12,,
L‘unv.'o rt, and itxrisz Nature in r:ra¢l1cu..'ing diiease.
'l"ne I-:t'i-ct of this niedicine is niust wonderful: it
acts ilirently upon the bu\\'ul:4 and blood, by removing
all o‘o.-ti-iiclinns from the internal organs, stimulating
them into he..ltliy action, reiiornténg the fountain, of
life, piii-1f_\'i115:1l1c blood, cleansing it from all Illllllors,
:iu.l 1-ausiiig it to course anew through ivory 1a.rt of
the hndy, 1-ustoi-iiig the invalid to health and useful-
|lt'§a' 'l‘i1--y cure and ei'u.-licute from the system Live:
(‘oinplninL. tint iimin—wlii.-el of so mam‘ diseases ;
.l;iiiii.lice in its worst foriiis ; all Bilious Diseases and
l-‘mil Stoiiiacli, Dyepi-p.~'i1i, Costiveiie.-i-, all kinds of
-‘lliliirirs. and I‘\ cry disease arising froiii Indigestion,
.-lc.-111.1cl1c., l)i'u.ine.-is, Pile-1, I-leni-tbiirii, Weakness,
|'niii.< in the Side and Down-la, I-‘lntiilexicy, Loss ofAppq-
lilo, 11ml :1 torpizl or diseased Liver. II di.-ordered
-‘tmnacli, or bad liluud. to whicli all are more or less
illlijlrct in Spring and Summer.
.\lui-e than l.uo‘0.0()0 persons have been cured by this
inc-lii:1r.e. It is higlily I‘9(‘l.‘I2‘ll’lll‘Ild(’ll by Physicians
evi-r_1'wl1e_i'e. ‘Ii-_r it, and you will never regret it.
l,nl_i' 2a cents for :1 pint. 371-'2 cents for is large Bot-
tle. r‘r:l.l by Ilezilers in Slariieine every-.vhei-e.
GOUDWl.\' it C()., Boston.
L
[l’fl./A?3Ei?[l I-Z".@..
“r.:....;.‘.‘ ':.i:'3.' ‘ 'i‘"~'1‘."i."-‘Li’. ..i: ‘ii -
H. Brush |t(l”t\l.lfilI‘IIt‘:: Iieylnoluls. 0 5, Esq.’ clmfles
l:i Il.'iiibiir_v, -‘Ed inst .11: the Univcrsalist Church '. by
RL-v..~‘. it Dr .\I .J l l\'. Ch’ ' .
tie l-.‘. Bates, IIIIXWI DI-lnb(IIl”!.I'. chm" t° ms’ H"
0 area.
IoIr:‘nl:1I£Ib‘,'sQ.fi€llI,.‘d]3I‘ll 3-1, Neal: Smith, aged SQJQQ;-5 um
I1iStan1f rl. ll’. '~l “‘.m C} - ,3 , . ‘ -
M “M S, :"ulgu\,ili»“iu.,ath‘ ,1 gelélténv :g'r;.\‘te?;0nl)’ child
lu hzinhai-y. Li i:1st., .\1n_.-, wife or John H. Shier
;'.:°;*.?'.i'.'.:.':.-...".~:.**‘- ‘Wt’-
-. ' or ' . an ‘ ‘
about 3 years. 3 - “San Sum)’ age‘
In 0 8 '.|.'
N the evening of the 31st i1lt..on the road
between the residence of W. 8. Lock.
wood and the house of Mrs. Ambler : a FUR
VlG’l‘OR[NE. The finder will be suitably re-
wardcd by lcavin g it at the Gazette Omcg_ 1
, ware-ran.
I‘
0 purchase a good family horse. Mug;
be sound and right in every rospect, gen-
the and kind-none others need apply,
IP15 CHAS. F. OSBORNE.
Auction.
Cit sale at Auction on Saturday, April
1hth._at 1 o’clock, in quantity of house-
“Old lHH'm|lH'e. &c., at the residence of Mrs.
Gzrsliom B.S11iil.b, Five Mile River. _ ltls
Notice.
T
HE nndeisigned have this day entered in-
to Co-partnership for the practice of
dluliciuc and Su igcry.
J. A. MC LEAN, M. D.,
, ‘ J. W. MC LEAN I1I.D.
Norwalk,’April II, 1859.
1.. W A It N 2 3 , C
Attorney & Counsellor at Law,
Office i1iM1ill0‘y’s Building, East side
the Bridge,
NORWALK, CONN.
we Let.
"E l‘INES—Iive iuiiiules walk from the
W Depot, South _Norwalk, nearly new 2
Story llousc, S or in rooms, romantic situa-
tion, flue prospect. l-.ii'ge garden, if desired.-
'l_o an approi-oil family accoinmodaliiig terms
8|ll‘"'l' I9-‘ One or more years or for the season.
ltiiqiiii-c of George Sn.-yniour.or the Sub-
scrih.-r may be seen every Monday and Friday
on the premises. BENJAMIN ll. COE.
No. l,U1iii'ersity Building N. York. ‘It tf‘
1'rince’s South Norwalk
PAPER BOX MANUPACTORY.
A'I"l‘EiiS,Slioe Dcalers.llilline1's. and
I all olhrri requiring l’.'\l’i7R BOXES,-
Slllllllicd at. short notice. “W99 I“ S“‘°"l 3
Knob I-‘actor-y, oppgsi to the Lock FSGIQTLS9.
i\’orwnlk, Conn. 3“ ‘5
Cement.
I-‘..\lE_N1‘ of this years’ iuanufaclllfefifitst
- t'l-,t sleby -
rate ar ic_ (. orw:‘\L C. STREET alco-
Mcre New Books. .
Spurgroifs Gems. Gr‘-109 Tl'§|"l3“—-3“°kl'lnd"3
Curiosities of N=l,luI'9; D‘-"I? Thoughts. for
sale at ' _ CA5“:’S-
Pictures, frames, die...
I IGIIT and licavy, Gilt and Rose Wood
1 Moizhlings for Mirrors and Piciure
Frames, made up at SIN" notice and cheap,
at the Furniture were Rooms of ,
1!. M-. TERRELL.
.Ve11rs' eXj;L'Iit‘l'iCE of one of the best funale phy- .
Orders :iddie.~se1l to J. O. l.A.\'olLl-LY, or GI-I0. C. l
Norwalk Chronicler