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BUSINESS :DIRECTORY
-_I‘-'33.’: ["f‘Mfl”‘”i’zl :f'rr?‘
TEACHER OF THE'
FRENCH LANGUAGE
- , meddle It!
Drawing and Painting. .
Classes on TQESDAY’IS and malaria
For terms etc, apply tothe Bookstore of A6. ,
drew 'Selieck. Refer to former patrona1y13* '1
: , . 7 B 0:71! 1'6. 3
SAMUEL LYN'Es,' M. D., respeCqully in-'
forms his friends and ‘the public generally
that he has associated with him in business
Janus E. Bannock, M. D. late of Wilton,
Cally ' .
DB. BARBOUR can be fOund at his emce.
over H. M. Prowitt’s Drug Store,at all hours
day and night, except when ’nccessuiiy ab-
sent. ' " Sff
P. T. SCHLEY, M. D,
.7.- g,’ =3 _ 'OFFICEIJWITH
' Dr. . Nf'A. ,‘V'Mosman, .
Over C. J. Grumeu’s Store. .
‘..
A .
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“ Dr. I. FOWLER BIRCH,
Physician and Surgeon,
Office at the Drug Store of E. Bisckmen,
No. 11 Main Street, Norwalk. 32
O. s. hocxwoon,
Fashidfidblc Drape? & Tailor,
GENTLEMEN’S FURNISHING '
IIMPORIUM I
Main—st, Norwhlk, Conn.
G. SIG-.11. Holmes,
DEALERS IN
Groceries, I
Flour, ~ '
Provision, ac,
. Main Street,
1:}. Norwalk, Conn
I. .E’. OWE-'3” & 90.,
' Wholesale and Retail Deelers in
Groceries, Flour, Peed, do,
14 and 16 Main-st, Norwalk, Conn;
IcrNA Insurance company,
of Martf'ord.
I [licorporeted In 1819, Charter Perpetual.
" Capital and Assets, $3,128,820
- insure against loss and damage by Fire
on Terms adapted to the hazard,and
; consistent with the laws of
compeusep'on
GEORGE E. COWLES, Sole Agent
lv3 ‘ For Norwelk end vicinity.
A. JACKSON 6!. 330.
N o. 1 Gazette Building.
V OULD res pectf’ully announce to the
public and their old customers, that
they have recently made extenslve additions
‘ to their Stock of goods. We are now prepar-
ed to click an assortuient no]: to be surpassed
III kmeld' County, In quality or price. We
Would call particular attention to our stock (if
Watches, which' Is larger than ever before. -'-
We have a line lot of Ladies’ Swiss Watches,
ll. gold cases, at prices varying from $20 to
$70, which we can recommend as bell/b; cor-
lost time keepers. Also, Gentlemen’ s atch-
cl, lg Sliver and gold cases, at any price from
is. ill). We‘ buy of ‘e best importers In
New lurk, and altogether for cash, so that
gbr‘ fan; ties for selling cheap could not be
issuer. Our stock of Jewelry, Silver and
iateo Wares was never better than at pres-
eat, and Comprises all of the latest styles that
a"? manufactured. A. JACKSON & BRO.
u
Greceries Cheaper than ever
1' 0 B C A S n l
' ‘liE subscriber would inform the public
'eneiefly', that he 'still continues to sell
the best of Groceries, Provisions, etc., at his
Old stand, No.4 Skiddy’ s Block, as cheap as
the cheapest. He offers great inducements
- to cash buyers, as he has as large an assort-
meat of groceries of the best qualities as can
. be- found at any store in the coun We
would invite the special attention Of all to his
tock'
- . CQFFELS, TEAS ANDSUGAR
which me ill” the cry bc‘st uAhty, 'Afi will
be mild 65851)- T8 “Elie e invited toeall
and examine and' 111 e for themselves.
A. MOREHOUSE
riaranrnn eon-mar,
And Sliver-Plated Ware.
Vl‘HE Subscrioe‘r, while in England, recent-
made arrangements with the Shef-
flied ll auuf'actubers l‘orcthey sale of Thomas
Lurlso some r t d u now
‘ ou 'ct'llll'llfloll End's'llie all“? 866120 1' oposite
the Post Office, a large, and one of the most
complete assortments of Sheffield Cutlery
ew r offered in this Country, including Cer-
viur Knives and Forks; Bread Knives;
Buttel Knives; Table Knives and Forks
Pocket Knivos of every descriptio inclu:
4m..- "may curious styles , Scissors, c. ,&c,
£153.31 get to givedwu assomnentol b'eau-
.1 'l lveeg-a glacial! fare; made by a
outlined process, by he same House
a'ul'l'is the first. lot imported into this coun-
try” Call and examine for yourselves.
: ,fvi ' ' JOSEPH SHEPHERD.
Business Cards, Tickets, «to,
Printed In Colored Inks, Brouzcs, or plain
black Ink. on White or colored cards, in the
best manner, at the Guam Joe Omen.
Etna, of Hartford, “ " 1,28 820
Phoenix; of NH Y., “ “ 722: 219
t‘ In 7,: :OfNH u M 50050 -
.‘Flmush Ya.-- 3,.-. -,‘=-‘.s':..:.....mg7
7» . , gr .mw. . 'r': .
' fierican; Htfi‘héu ' '
Yearly advertIsErsfie’stl'lcted to the business ooh-5 _
h and vicinity, that’h
‘ ‘Ilb's’s ah'li' Saddlery subliminal" the Connecti
- mauship. at reasonable prices.
Narwalk
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'NORWAI-n CONN.
GEO. R. COWLEs, Secretary
EBEN. HILL, Treasurer.
Norwelk,Jan1st. 1866 1y
Assets over $23,000,000.
GEO. R. COWLES,
S AGENT at Norweik, and“ Issues Policies
for the following INSURANCE COMPANIEs.
Home, of N Y. Assets Jan. 1, ’64 $3, 286, 270
.u.;
City. 'dleewI Haven;
Merchan Hartford“ “I’
Western set, 1235239?
Span fl
, People’ s, Wore “ ” "
and other Com IS and Mutual, in
Connecticut, ~ , ' I~and New York,
,with assets or, 8,13.-. '.;At so. Norlzalk’ 7
', application 'msy be old WM, T. omw.
If NEW HARNMS STORE,
Under the Connecticut note]
EORGE S. BEER ,wouid respectfully
announce to t tissue of- Norwalk
Ghosts} en the old Hdr-~
cub Hdt'el end ill pl‘epe furnish any thing
in the shape .ch HEKNESS, SADDLE
-HORSE :TRAPPINGS :OR- FURNITURE,
of the very best quality, material and work:
2A". in Want
of anything In his line are invited to. call and
give him a trial. All orders for Rupairilig
promptly and neatly executed. 4m30
Home from the war. , .
FELLOW CITIZENS l huving now got
over the struggle for the UniOn and re--
turned to the pedestal life of a citizen among
I beg to state‘ that I am now ready to
'fy'ul‘i‘l'll any orders you may be pleased to favor
me with; having suceederl to the business
formerly carried on by my father, M. A. Per-
ry, D or. From the im Memento lately
made shall be enabled to carry on the busi-
ness with more advantage and dispatch at
moderate charges. Dyeing branches as for-
cleaned. Family Mournings promptly at-
tended to. VelvetsI, Crepe and Lace carefully
dyed and dressed. All goods returned with-
in ten days. .
All goods left at J. F. &. C. R. Bennett’s,
South Norwelk, or Mrs. .Sheperdls opposite
the Post Oflice, N orwel will receive prompt
attention. ROBERT N. PERRY.
Hardware, Cutlerly, ac".
AT SOUTH NORWALK. '
THE Subscriber would inform the public
that he has purchased at Mr. Chichester
the old established Hardware Business, at
South Norwalk and will continue the busi-
ness at the old Stand. He intends keeping
always on hand, a large stock of Hardware,
Cutlery, Aivzculturai 1mpiements, Mechan-
ics’ Tools, Ire Arms, Builders? Hardware,
Paints, Oils, Varnish, and all other articles
usually kept In first-class Hardware Stores. »
It will be his endeavor to meet the wants
of bin customkrs, and merit the patronage of
the public.
WM. 8. FITCH. .
Notice. '
HE subscriber having taken the old
Horse Shoeiug Stand,. at the foot
of Mill Hill, is prepared to do Horse Shoe-
, ing and all kinds of job Blacksmithing,_ on
the most reasonable terms.
He also carries on the Carriage Business
etthe old Stand occupied by his father for
the last twenty-thrill years.
N SHEPHERD.
Norwalk, Aug..29th, 1864.
CARRIAGE MAKING.
.Horse Shoeing (r Black- smithing,
‘ LYON a' AHERN
W
OULD announce to the pa lie that
Henry Lamb, Main street, where they are
use.
they have taken the old stand of Capt
. prepared to execute 2n the best manner and
greatest dispatch anybhing' In the above line. '
Carriages made to order. and Horse Shoe-
ing, Painting, Trimming, Repairing, &c. done
by experienced workmen with dispatch.
Mr. WM. E. Burns has. been en ed as
Agent and F0 email of the WOod-so o.p
AUGUsTUs ‘Y'ON; MHAHERN
Norwelk, J an 23d, 1865. 1y37
Fitch’s Home for Soldiers. ?
THE Trustees are now prepared to receive
applications from those entitled, and
wish to avail themselves of the benefits of
theinstitution. Applications may be made to
Hon. MORGAN MORGAN Presid’t, Stamfoi'd,
Joanna B. How; Stem o'rd, ’}El'recutive .
CHARLEs BROWN, Darien,
Wu. A. CUMMINGS, do Committee.
INSURANCE.
'UONVIIII‘SNI
ET INSURED In the NEW ENG
LAND FIRE INsURAINCE COMPA-
NY, of JHaEtng'
‘.W HUBBELL, Agent.
at the Office of the Norwalk Savings Society
Business Change !
WATERBURY do DUNCAN,
WOULD announce to the public that
they have purchased the Carriage Ma.-
king Business formerly conducted by Mr.
Ed'son' Bears, and connected it with their
Blacksmith Shop, making one complete es-
tablishment. They are now plepsred to exe-
cute In the best manner, and with greater
{lispattcb than ever before, anything in the
me a
carriage Making and Biacksmithing.
Carriages made to order, and Painting,
Trrmmlng,Repa1rlng,&c. done by experi-
enced W01 kmen, with dispatch.
WGopd Carrligc lzibbol taken in ex-
cha'uge fol walk.
“01503..
THE Subscrlber having purclnl d the
CLOI‘HING AND GENT FUR-
NISHINGEMPORIUM, ofA. KO'lrpel, will
continue the Business in all its blanchcs at
the old Stand No.3 Main Street, oII-waik.
The ublbc ave respectfully Invite to call
and ex min the large and varied asort-
mem of
Ready IMade Clothing.
FRENCH CLOTHS. CASSIMEKES AND
VESTINGS, which he will make up to or-
du ill short notice and in the latest Fusil-
ionable Syle. E. GUSOWSKI.
No.3 Main Street,
NoI'wIIik,Fequary15th, 1865.1y105,
EROSENE LAMPS, a line Assortment
at C. do E. K. LOCKWOOD & CO.
Chartered Capital $500000 LARGE Garden; Fruits; Barn Car-
Pald up Capital $100,000 ' riage House, '&c., &c. Apply to
WM. C. STREET,President. tl2l ' STEPHEN H. HOLMES.
isa‘le at a bargain. . A hallsfi- ”a“,
merly. Goods of all descriptions dyed or_' '
' east side, affording a fine view of the harbor.
', REAL ESTATE AGENT,
. vlnooTs and TSnoEsyll
" "TEST IT AND COMPARE 11' WITH
\
REAL ESTATE
.__—.
A Pleasant Residence
1'0 n! 11“ NORWAII’II
manner
I“!
CEMMON’S ISLAND,
FOR SALE. '
’1‘
N orwelk) containing betweet fifty and sixty
acres of excellent tillable land, with an
abundant supply of good water, is offered
for sale on reasonable terms. For perilou-
HIS Island (situated in Norwalk Harbor '
about one mile and a half from Smith ,
NORWALK CONN.. TUESDAY MAY 29,1866
J
Quilter. gunman. mallards. (sandalwood III luau
VOLUME XLIX--NUMBER 22 '
coma-mow?! '
1.x.soo'rmm's
ELEBRA’I‘ED BALISAM OF 7TOLU
CANDY, 'f'Or Can he and Colds, Ih- ,
fiuenzs, &c.; also
Vanilla Tafill, Everton Tsfiu.0hOci ate,
omeis, Molasses and Ice Cream rCeud'iuI,
Tageth‘er with a‘ large assortment a. Ameri-
can and French Coni‘ectloncry, can be found
' D. DA YTON’S
South Nar'welk, Eiy’ a Block, old mud.
March 5th,1866. 4t10
ma‘yd’s celebre
. hrs. apply'ta MRS-I JOSEPH 0013389“? modern improvements of the ego. He;
9; Norwalk, . Justrecelvedtbc: . ies, , .
. , Luciano 7 , mm 7
, ' -.'=“fent's sud GentrHuti, 'elkbf: lust
* ‘ -»_. . palm hot I .m
to the Lad
walk for their liberal
~iest live
pence inc
new and commodlaue shop with
Mr. .Gil'c's IndieubaCk, '
OULD-respectfully return his thanks ",7,
es and Gendemcuagn of Nor-
durlug' the
sndw outregsrd
his facilities by b
5:33
a number of buildin Lot‘s, for sale. Follr
15y
on Centre Avenue «for Sale. En or
.m 9] ’ Lack 5°
BUILDING. .mrs,
FOR SALE
SEVERAL very eligible: building hits-“for
Sale, In the immediate vicinity of! tile
Bridge. Others more remote. Three acres
of unimproved len- ntly” ‘ far
:01
to
of and; ditto.“ A l
. pp on. H. BYINGTON.
Papers. gof application, and the Dre _ _,
dots...» folio 1w ‘ ,
- . ' fled." dDyedificwor-kmsul
“Ts . swam lawns...
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‘ flu algAu'n, ; ‘_‘ m°'d;i.m"§2$".
for 381'. m tenet. . 3 5 Tensile. 1.,“
A5353}. “636253.?‘5‘3362‘5? “5.1mm AGEN Icy, :1: ,1
allotments sets “as: Vggroggnmdmciml we.
Firms ’a'Iid a” guard ’of’ Wood LelIlIId' for
slid: Alrortne above vii} be sold or} up $$fi28 3;“!ng "1' incl- '3'!“
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ivento ven I“ 00 on y.
BUILDING MT! Fm AI LE! g MechemcalDrewlugs of every descrl t'ion'l
BUILDING LOT. vorlsoreet situated executed Winsome, Conn.
lifuslcsl Instruction.
'MB.‘ JOHN HESSION.
.Pi-‘o‘flsi-or of Music.
BGStoinform the residents of Nor'walk d!“ N" Y9" Independent. ‘9 #0314110
and vicinity that he is' new
'tbréoeivb pupils far instruction a;
one, Orgsu and Melodcbmeleo '
.4059: ry'li‘gllmam of the voice:
reside‘hcc. m”I‘Chapcl Street
"I 5.71""
Address or call at’
Norwelk, Ct.2n'l*6
FOR SALE
TH E well known property
owned by Josiah Grelgory,dece
elegantly situated on the our Corners at
Paplsr Plains, so called, will be sold in any
portion to shit purchasers; the above rop-
erty being situated but 2 miles from est-
port and 3 miles from Norwalk, renders it a
very pleasant and easily accessible residence
for any Gentlemau’s family, who mtg wish
to re e fi'om the city throngh the. mnier
man s; sgoodI Stahling and cuttings room.
Also a Farm Of 90 Acres, known as the
Ridge Farm, with barn and cow houses
thereon, and well of walerin the yard. The
said Farm' Is Well watered and well fenced,
piss in abundance; is situated within 2
plea of Norwaik, and is well proportioned
into Plough, Pasture and Meadow, also
having on it an excellent piece of Woodland.
For further particulars enquire of
JAMES MITCHELL. Norwaik, Or ,
If 11 JOSEPH S. GODFREY, We‘ston‘.
do]: 8a. 1e.- ..
HE valuable Tract of Land on East Av-
enue, adjoining the residence of Goo. A
St. John, Esq. It fronts on two streets, bus
also a. water front, and wOuld meke sev-
eral valuable building lots. It will be sold
to ether, In order to close an Estate. ’
or further particulars enquire of
JAB. H.0YT
formerly
THE large dwelling house on the corner
of Marshal and Water St., near the
Lock Factory. It has fifteen rooms; 1
dining and cook rooms; well lculeted 01'
a boarding house, or with sligb alterations
could he made into two or more tenements.
There are Pluses running on the south and
It has recon been repainted and thorough-
i y repaired. be above property will be sold
on reasonable terms, part of the purchase
money can remain on Band or Mortgsfi:
For further particulars enquire. of H H
well, at the ofilce of Norwalk Lock Co.
So. Norwalk, J an lst, 1866.
J. FERRIS
:
5O ESTATES
OR SALE in NOrwalk, and vicinity-
from 1-4 to 200. acres, with buildings
theron, price, flonl $450 to. $100,000 Also
T LET, Fumisned and unfurnished houses.
Adduss J. FERRIS at Tolles &. Eiy‘ sDrug
Store, South Norwalk. Notice for surveying,
may be left at the Gazette Office.
Liv-U Y YOUR
SUTTTQN’ 8-
You can always find a full assortment of
Gents Boots and Shoes, Children’ s and La-
dies Shoes, Gaiters, &c., inede up or made
to order In all the latest styles,o the very
best material, and at the lowest cash prices.
REPAIRING,
Neatly, cheaply and quickly done. Give me
a call and see for yourself.
G.EO H. SUTTON.
So. Norw elk, March, 1866. 6m11
HARNESS. HANRESS i!
DDAN’S
Harness & Trunk Store
No 1144 Broadway, next door 26th St, N. Y.
SEEERAIL Set! Hf Double and Single
Herna‘s's,for Se” t the old prices. Thme
Sells Second hand (and parts of) Harness for
Sale cheap. Applyto
CHAS. G. DEAN,
#Elll‘. BEST SEWING MACHINE in
the world. Any person that wishes to
, Norwelk. '
purchase, can take one end use if 30 days to
HPlRE SEWING MACHINE
‘ ANY OTHER MACHINE,
if it raves satisfactory keep it. if not return
it. hey are sure to recommend themselves,-
call ahd' scelhefil. BLACKMAN Age t
u
‘ No.11‘Maiu St.
ROCK SALT, s.Superiar article for TEADEWkin
E
_ SOUTH NORWALK, Next Door to .
D'Arois Ice Cream Sam. '
entered
(Fromm Uu'ca Daily gum. Sept. 10th)
runs-r
B
Y reference to the list which we publish
elsewhere, it will be seen that the Sing-
erfs Sewing Machines (both family and man-
ufacturing“) cerrvofi' the first remiulne fi‘al'n
the State 'fair whichclom to sy. If iswortby
of remark that these machines are rarely
seen at fairs, and the Singer Co. have not
Into fie general scramble for pre-
miums which has characterized the past few
years. The agent in this city saw fit, how-
ever, to come out on this occasion,
and Notwithstanding the competlon WII
sharp—the Wheeler I9
Bekerprbc
plain to be seen, when the practical tests .
were applied that the “plumes” must be:
handed over to the Singer machines.
The. some machines can be had at New
YorkIpI-ices, of 0. S. LOCKWOOD, Main
Street, Norwalk. - 6m6
in force;
Wilson, Grovcr&
onnIng In the contest—it was
which be" Is selling at great] reduced prince.
Call and examine for yOurs‘e ves.
Pm IN ME“
GREAT IND UCEMENTS
7to purchasers of .
BOOTS end SHOES.
DWARD-L. HENDMCK Ely ’s Block,
South Norwalk, would illvltcy the public
attention to his stock of .
LADIES. GENTS and CHILDREN’S
D830“.
BOOTs SAND
ll
to sell
Goods
One
South Norwelk, Feb. 12th, 1866.
or GEORGE B. ST. J CHM. Remember the place—Eiy’s Black, Sand:
' ' . Narwalk. _ . 1638'
m 8““ W Wanner
FINE lar e R deuce with s x acres of “ ' -‘: '
A. ground sgurroteliding. 'This iis one of - '- H. S . ' g -
tile most gigiblyA and beautifully located H NABLE
does in n. '
p W FB'XIIEK B. SMITH, I FAS Io .
' INorwelk, Conn.
ron'snnn. TAILOBING
Tllllllllfllll'!
NEAR THE DEPOT,
South, Norwalk, Cont»,
keeps constantly on hand, the
HATEET.
and most FASHIONABLEstyles of
. CLOTHS,
CASSIMEBES,
. VESTINGS,
Hus.
CAPS,
GLOVES.
and everything in the line of
GENTS FURNISHING Goons.
TRUNKS,
LEATHER BAGS,
. UMBRELLAS, and
Has now on hand 'one of the best and most '
complete essortmente of
GENTS Km 610m.
ever brought into Norwaik, end in future' In-
tends ta kee the largest slid most Fashi
able stock 0 6066s in Fulrfield County, and
Oll-
them at the Lowest CushP
Gents are invited to call and examine our
and Prices, we know we can suit.
of the beef Outlets in the County is
employed on Custom work, and good luff s-
faétlon guarantecigiwghc public patronage
isr ttuii sol
wllfifiqaug yd varl‘ed assortment of irony.
WALK ,
WM. H. SWOBDS,
Near the Railroad Crossing. I
7tf
T
ly
choice
knowl
suit hi
licl Jed
sta‘ny
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RidgefiI
all things pe
dead can be fallen on as res‘son'ebic uteri e‘e
VI‘OMO
'IAT RIDGEIFIBLD, CONN.
HE'undersIgncdhae mhmhnd greeto‘
the bus uses formerly con-‘
ducted by Gi bert It Bro, and Is now prepar-
ed to furnish and public a very large and
enler
assortment of ,cotfine. A as
edge of the business eueblcs him to
mseli to ever body at short notice.
eld sndthc oiulug towns are so-
to panama the new enterprise where
to the interment of the
calculi-linens in the” country
talic mu. Rosewood lied Wilbur caskets:
furnished to orde'r.:= :
JACOB M'. Locuwoon
Cutoouuh 8f. ou’ce.
to ex- 3‘
. .But tbeuhc'e I “clove." ends “5me that.
Oh. Idkeububbmormoukey. thfswmiw
. widely known throughouttbc country, and
. "four' brave boye"were end Isl-e genuie' nine boys
"vE'bominghonrdfmmommw’ (:i.; .
' AI. Incl They’ve hadhurd‘tlmcssiuce then,
' I've often' laiduwskeefnlgbfc.
' I’ve thought at new In sultry mus,
aw that the woudéful musical ppm”...
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«The following little poem, copied from
I,pe_n of Mrs. France's D. aegis, of Ohio. a lady
ed by her genius and patriotism.
genuine poetic sen'flhldlt, and :the -I.e'x-
latte simplicity and beauty of its
are not its only claims to admiration. f' It ,is‘,"
fibre first to last actual muffsr' Inffkct. 'Il‘i‘Ic'
g7;
offiesll and bleed, the children :of the au-
thotess, and were all, as steted.“one in aeol-
dlere‘ hospital,” and
“In Texas one, ,.
, And one in Tenn "
1 And one triumphant matching on
' With Sherman to the sea.” '
' :"Nelghbor Morris,” who
'- fight
- 0f Wagner llnos’t her son, "
lssultablc too—as well as. the “robin" and
“Puma" ‘
' wrote me they were Coming home— I
f
.hascgoodbreveboysofmine- '...
(How bright the sun does Is'hih'c'i)
I_ thought no morning thin wp'uld bring
Them though they did u'oI'tI' Iesy . ,
Just when they would be here; buhtilcn,
I'm lacklug every diy,‘ ,
That robin docs ling mortliy l
I'll go sild‘ pick lichens- . 1 z,
The deer boycuscdtolovc them so. ... i '5 ’
When they were little weuns, ‘ ' '
0a picket, march, and raid,
And many a bi baffle-field. ,
Where comrades breve were laid.
And listened to 'tIli'e norm
And thought Of them so wI'et' I‘end cold,
Andlsosnugund warm; '
And when the scorching summer was
Have withered leaf and vine, '
Those darliugboysofmine. 7'
And not alone of them I've thought ‘;
But every soldier” boy '
Who periled life for that old flag
(Home mother's hope and joy) '
Wes dearer for the love I bore
My own. God wills it ho;
And who shall bleule aI mothers love i
For all I bade them go. .
Sometimes, when news of battles came,
My tongue could hardly speak,
To bless the Lord for victory.
I'thoughf my heart would break
While reading down the long, long list
Of wounded and of slain,
Until I foundthet mine were saved-
Audthst scarce eased my pain.
When neighbor Morris, in the fight
0f Wagner, lost her son—
Her last, her all—I felt that I
Could better have spared one i
And all day longI seemed to hear
A voice: “Your turn will come.”
0! day of fearful agony!
And now they're coming home.
I sometimes did not dare to pray
To God all mine to save; .
Some mothers sous must fall I knew.
For freedom and the sieve,
And why not mine? In Texas one,
And one in Teunemee,
And one triumphant marching on
With Sherman to the use.
One in e soldier's hospital
For many a week was laid. -
How could I hope while day by day
So many gruve'ewcrc made i '
Oh i why not mine f But since Thy hand
Hue spared them every one, ‘7
How can I praise and love enough—
For them and freedom was 2
They’re earning home, they’re coming home
My four dear boys, at le’etl
Morn, noon,, and ever]! pulse Thyme
For every mercy put. .
But moi ofell, oh 1 God cfrlght,
I'll give my thanks to Thee.
That they. have striven and helped to will
This glorlcue victory.
. If. M minim.
--Itlun,otly thirty-four since file
its tic :lhcucedmé up in thin .th
prev he a c
uletlou died. lathe who em %
584 were attacked undid,
—'l‘hc cell of the mum“ and couvcu-
lion in Illinois in Cm,“ rIIfldedmed
6f
‘u'rciu vorof’ Illinoiswho
"a.“ ”goo Julianna-Inuit :
. . , “mm-ID m
“tomatoe-
c the conditions ou‘whfchmd mm lute-
iy in rebellion shell bepermi fenest-1
:mudeqbeforel die, Ipi'cmfec you, you
. : aflh'ywbrd'." some 11ft. Bigot Beard
more; dry-sitar eiu'd‘ climbs-councilman of
. fhecity‘ of London,“ Downs; Elinbtth,
'.""_ hlo' reply; hilt thofcwdl'fio
‘~' lyinthceenscweellmlf. Hcr'i‘neomc
of ‘ '
"I, "I ”I. “momentum
- 7: dentbrlsndinghcrboy’fOM'audfinIsh-
; dug mow the newsman all will in.
.mmwdo. ills. ministers.
-. genteel intentions; Teams B'de'iiiflll lied
. _- ‘ and if his n'ephews' turned out hull" pg well,”
' their motherdle thought, might thiilk herself
themselves airs upon the occasion of her mar»
tying Issac-“flying herself with com-
pierce}; spine of fthIuI celhd if—.aud Ingot
' own profeuionalthough governmsnthad nev-
_ perhaps all the more upon that account; for
' honestly believed that nobleman and gentle
less, largely assisted her had she consented ‘
'to bring up her children according to his
_. .Ivlews; but since she preferred to take her
.own way, he withdrew himself more and
.53 at all Of some another. He had no inten-
,tion of leaving his money away from his
' 'he should commit any such imprudence. So
— his nephews and nieces 'felt confident 'Of be-
if ing' provided for in the future. In the pres-
. ‘cs'tfou‘cf both girls and boys grew more on
' ' . straiteued. Her own family very much up-
. was bringing up her children, and especially
:_:Ieressistedherwith a penny.
' : gentlemen at Cambridge was therefore kept
' ' - upon very short allowance, and the. young
-. lsdlci, whoue beauty was something remark-
very limited, poor things, and they made
7 ‘ their own clothes at home by the help of a
: highly-reutedflbut diminutive habitation in
- - Mayfair, and now she was eighteen, and had
, widkedly called his rigid features, uncom-
' everseenit was likely to forget it. His
' mcl’s highly-scented envelopes , in vain Jack
- sent him a pound of the most excellent snufi
' that Bacon’s emporium could furnish, at the
' back a civil letter of thanks, in a clear and
' sure. WhequaIseecsskedhimtodinner
Jhc aristocratic tables of the
2 sense of humor.
' withhlfimr-ln-llw, within the first your
train Chamber‘s Journal.
In;
65?“... 5",. ”‘-
- “If you or ycun‘ get five bonds out of me,
~I.
.-
?',il'-.l :fi'Jtl
modicum; a‘iidl sin e' than
as molybdenum-law, we list "a lied
tofiulim or may sector ‘ilbb'ilf
mmmmmoihuyonswsrom-
«Macrame. There' we'le‘ tier-ll-
you “answer! dcttirmluufiafi cflbdgh
cruelty fy,.
imbue-wanted manor; 6% is one, but on-
xwe'sisrgccnough’ hr 's‘uy ordinary—Mr flué
bilf‘ho't' s
been a fashionable «Wool for him,
Iudhclild.“flllilh6d 0&2" aiu'clerkut forty
pounds a year” in that very respecubl'ehauee
or. wide he :sts now the iierilor partner.
~Wlfh the results Of that education, an exam:
pllfieddn hllueell, he" w'u perfectly ~listlefied,
uncommonly lucky. Her family had given
'hudIu cverIforgiveu them. He glorled in his
or been fit to suitable any member of it, and
he was one at those Radicals who are not
mots? at heart, but rather aristocrats. He
men were- the lower orders, and those who
, “see the old year out, and the new year in,”
I in fiecompahy of Torn WM- with whom
never mailed. to go down to Reading, and
he had worn the yellow stockings in those
moot days that had passed away more than
nauseouturyego. Tomendlseechsdbeen
evcugreatcr cronies as boys than Tom and-
Ingot, but the latter did not like Tom the
less upon that account: secretly, I think he
euccmedhllu, the more highly use link be-
tween himself and that luckiese family. whose
veryexilfeuee heyet chose to ignore. Mn:
Waldo, had intimate relations with them
“1' m 51.19! me down to stay with him when-
over ilk Mpeidhhu a visit, and could act
Ealltilsirhosm, butfhisneverhappcncd ill
the lust. week ofthe-yesr. Tomwesnev‘er
beenlelddolwuiu writing, a, the bald af-
thelrwlutimecy ..,' mull 1.!
“”81““ mwmmomot
Station, looking for an empty coinputmtltllmi
fumble—when everything was arranged. ‘1”
say, . to the old gentleman’s complete satisfac-
Iion, who should invade his privacy, just as
the train was about to start,- and the whistle
had sounded, but one of the truest bewlfchlng
young ladies you ever set your eyes an i ' '
. “Madam, miscarriage is engaged,”growled
be, pointing to the umbrella, carpet-bag, and
books, which he had distributed upon all the
seats, in order to give it that appearance.
the charmer filppenfly. "Happy carriage! I
wish I was. Illn’t that pretty I" 4
toiled and strove, the upper crust of the hu-
,‘ma'u pie. When he was told that the for-I.
mer' classes Often tO'iled end strove in their
own 'wey as much a: the Others, he made a
gesture of' contempt, and “blew” like an ex-
asperated whole. It was a vulgar sari: afre-
I 'fort, of course, but so eminently expressive,
'tllet his‘ opponent rarely pursued the subject;
He rather liked his sister ill-law, in, spite
of her good birth, and would have, doubt-
brother's children, he had too strong asense of
duty for that; sad as for marriage, that was
an idea that never entered into his hard old
(ailing‘in love in middle age, as Isaac had
done (in youth, he had not time fo'risu'ch' fol-
lies), and. it was not likely that at sixty-five
unfihbwcverhs'time went an, snd'thc edu-
pcnsivc. Mrs. Is'aec’ s income became greedy
pleuded the expensive way in which she
her independence of spirit with relation to
her tradesmen brother in law, but they nev-
The young
eblkufieetod white muslin. and wore. no
msrefrlcibusjewelry. Theirpinmaney was
seen them thus diligendy _,elnployed his
heart would perhaps have softened towards
them. but, as I have said, they new never got
that chalice. Julie, the elder had been but
six years old when he hen lsstcaiied at their
never seen him since. Although she had of
course, grown out of the old man’s recollec-
tlan, she remembered his figure-heed as she
monlv well , and, indeed, nobody who had
countenance was not. so much human as lig-
neous; end his profile Nephew J eck had
actually scenapon a certain nobbly tree in
the illnewe'lk of Clerc Hall at Cambridge.—
much more like then any silhouet ever cut
out of black paper They had laughed at
the old gentlemen in early days, and snapped
their fingers at his churiishness, but it had
become no laughing matter now.
- That remark of Uncle Ingot's “If ever you
or yours get five pounds out of me, madam,
before I die, I promise you, you shall have
five thousand ; and I am a man of myword,"
had became a very serious sentence, con-
demning all the family to, if not Poverty, at
least very urgent Want. What it meant of
course well, that he was resolutely determin-
ed fo give them nothing. In vein the young
ladies worked for Uncle Ingot slippers and
book markers for his birthday, and sent to
him their best wishes at Christmas,in Rim-
beginning of every term. He always wrote
clerkly 10tter._bht there was never any enclo-
he declined in e. caustic menner’- avowlng
that he did not feel himself mfortable of
cat End—and
sent her s' pine 'epple for the dessert, of his
Own growing He had really no ill-feeling
Itows'rds his réletlves, although he kept him-
self' so estranged from them; but Ithink this.
sort of conduct tickled the old gentlemen’s
If he could have fOund
or We of their falling out, perhaps he would
,jlleve' b'ccn’gled to do so; but time had now;
.so widenedthebr'each that it was not to be
ciiily repaired. What he had satiricslly
'wrltfcn when he declined l'Ier- irlvltatlon, had
'g'rown to be true . he rs'relyI‘ went into socie-
ty, and on... never into the company of)»
at the elder portion of whom he consider-
ed loue and nations and the younger
positively dangerous. He had a few old
bachelor friends, however, with whom he
kept up a cordial intercourse, and spent with
7' them various festivals of the year, as regular-
ly as they came r‘ou'n‘d. ’
Aminfhcgovcrnmeutolthcllnifed
head. He had not: made a fool of himself by .
halfsoehackingseid to himiu all his ‘lifc,
and if the train had not been already set in .
motion he would have called upon the '
guard for help, and led the carriage forth-
with. As it was, he could only look at this
shameless young person with an expression
of the severest raprobstion. At the- same
time his heart sank within him at the reflec-
7tion, that the train was not to stop till he
reached his destination—Reading. What
indignities might be not have to sufi‘er before
he could obtain protection ! Shewasa mod-
est-looking young le'dy, too, very simply
dressed, and her voice was partiéularly
sweet and prepossessing, notwithstanding
the very dreadful remarks in which she had
indulged. Perhaps she was out ofher mind
—end at this idea Mr. Ingot Beardmo're
broke out, notwithstanding the low temper-
ature, into a very profuse prespiration.
"Now, what will you give me for a kiss,
you old—you old polar bear i” asked the
stranger playfully as the train flew by Eel--
looking anxiously roundthe carriage in the.
desperate hope of. finding one of those new-
ly-pateuted inventions foIr affording commu-'
nication with the guard. . ~
“Well, then, I’ll take one, and leave it to
your honor,” continced the young lady'with; _
a peel of silver laughter; and with that she
lightly rose, and before the old gentlemen
cauld free himself from his wraps, or ward
her off withihis mufietees, she had imprin-
ted a kiss upon his horny ' cheek. Mr.
Beerdmare’s breath was so‘ utterly taken
away by the assault, that he remained
speechless, but his countenance was probe;
biy more full of expression than ith'id" evcr
been in hisllfe. “0 no, I am not mad,”
laughed she' In reply to it; althOugh I have
taken a fancy to such a wonderful old cree-
ture. Now, come, if I kiss you again, what
willvou give me?,’ ‘
.“I shall give you in charge to the police
madam, the instant thetI arrive at Reed-
ing.”
“Give me in charge. 9 What for, you curi-
ous piece of antiquity?”
appearance is, even when you don’t frown,
as you are doing now in a manner that is
enough to frighten one? You have, of
cllurse, a perfect right to your own opinion, -
but 'if you suppose the mike will agree with
you, you will find yourself much mistaken.
The idea of anybody wanting to kiss you-
wrerasonebly enough appear to them pre-
posterous."
“Whet' Is it you require of me, you wiclgd
creature i" cried the old bachelor' In an ego-
ny of shame and rage.
“I want payment for my kiss. To a gen-
tleman at your time of life, who scarcely
could expect to be so favored, surely it is
worth-what shell I say f—fivc pounds. —-
What! not so much? Well, then, here's
another for your other cheek.” Like a flash
of lightning, she suited the action to her
words. uThere, then five pounds for the
two, and I won’t take a shilling less. You
will have to give it to the poor’s-box at the
police station, if not to me. For I intend if
you are obstinate, to complain of your dis’
graceful conduct to the guard at the first op,
portunity. I shall give you into custody
sir, assumes-you are alive. You will be
put upon your oath, you know, and all you
will dare to say will be that I kissed you,
and not you me. What “roars of” laughter”
there will be in court, and how funny it will
all look in the papers 1” Here the young
"ludbecgen to laugh again, as hangh she
had already read it there. Mr. dmore’s
grim sense of humor was, as usual accompa-
Lnied by aIkeen dislike of appearing ridicu-
lous. True, he hated to be imposed upon;
still of the two evils, was it not better to ply
five pounds than to be made the laughing.
stock of his bachelor friends, who are not
the sort of people to commiserate one in a
misfortune of this kind?
short, Mr. Ingot Beardmore 'paid the
money. Mr. Thomas Whefiles found his
guest that evening anything but talkative.—
There was a select party of the male sex in-
vited to meet him, by whom the rich old
dryselte'r' w's’s would to be 'reg‘eid’ed as
to speak oftllem to his old friend—that Iinn '.
not only tacitly understood, but. had even -,
Bcerdmf'od stun
oreuehlmself, Peddbg'fou.
"Only engaged to you, Ithlnk, sir,” replied '
Mr. Beerdmore had never had anything 7
WWWOIM" 'fWWa", ,d‘
alives, but treated them with equal
Ithink he alwaysllked Niece Juljmbcukwho
had- been thcceuseofheelinguquunsbw'kich
t t kcoul
join soc penisefor “Wm
justice shall be a laborer
.h J s.‘ I 1'; .I'
nothinstedtr’.‘tfiv L
been“done”opprqsd"hhn.,g. ”1%,?
tightly sealed; his checkout! still)
from’the‘ audacious insultci “tibia
spoil themi hlsfiugers felled filjipckp;
bookie which there was s firepouud note
isssthauthsraaughttobe." Butwhenhb
not: new wefc‘left do. use; not:
“seeing the“ Old you; Ont; add 3.1166021“:
iii" Tunic l: or bill": m a... die-Ermin-
nudhe teldxhls. lute Witt fl'fll "hef-
t ._.
mhgmout l'Ollle- ”fiche; own
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9161‘ hsvfig taken mciu'soimgyyl I“ a“.
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"’91P"! 16°“ 6&1“..ng luv.
J}! 1m: i ll Pm '
“$20011qu dim; Adam.” M.
us‘modcst ahdMy likeseoking Wig?“
’ofiuvulllllli.g. Jim‘uimi "“5639:
Mlfiim‘fl'm' '
“21.8.
for thlcowu compauybadgoffob‘ed duty ”“75““ , ,WWW 3 ,;
pleasingto him. Heviugobtuiued his ob- sneak-“58.34613, 5.: 5'11“. ' ' 139° '1!"
leaf, and rolled himselfup iuthccornerof m$°;h"mh'“ 1??! '0‘.“-
thc carriage ineeverel g'l'cetcaufs,wltirllls'I [“9" I ’ My ,mmv““”
feet upouahot tin, eudhisheuds clothedlu ‘ '3'“Nof-st7ull;my~ .,.,, - W
thick mittclla endlookiug altogether likes W'. 5.9““ $93
polsrbeerwhollked to make magnum, “all" Wm Immmwto
.hcrify’ou'I like: r'l‘seee'snokfhelmrrm
in her;- blchsyou, {lid only Wigw-
b“ or full.” ' .Eiif flab;
“Ablt of foul”. cried; Mir... J
“Why, she' got's’fivo‘pcuud‘ucte . WWW“?
7 77"Buf she docs Iiot' mdsn‘ltli :me; am
my nuts-,7 Would ”alike to resumes-in
700an ‘Yfil or .‘Nollr 1.7.“ o} ‘IHSIILHL- L)
“If she' will glve’nic sack '7' #dney,
‘YOG’n' . 6‘” "6"
“Very well,” returned- thehoetw f'. Mind
you ask for her yourself” and he rang the
bell pretty sharply twice.
“Herc she‘iHs itsyour niece,' :Juliu?
Her mother and sister are new jun-
derthisvery roof.” $231913“
“Yea uncle,” said the youngdledfll‘dkln
1y". “Herein your ill.- pound “it...
to give me that five thousand; z'awltktk you
promised momma Ifleyer U'IUWI if ‘.use
word, Ilkuow. But Ivvhet; wonidlbolmw
still woold be, talcf-sncl IMP-tor; ‘
in the character organs dutiful Wish ‘
let as all lovc yon ‘us .Iw_6 " '
Billie
en audacious strutagcm I Idmlhihll'l'f think_
you will forgive file—come.” I; '1 =8 I
“There go the church'- bells ' cried .T'om
Whafiies. “It' Is the new year o'gffiffing
time to farget Old, cumifies. leclycnr Un-
cleskisachild.’!“ -‘ VIM—x“
Uncle Ingot made no resistance 'tbliiime,
but avowed himself fairly cumin “' :1 and
butweeu Ourselves, ulthorigh- he nude no
“favorites” among his newlrmconlfiledkcl
' n“l‘lothin'g, madam, Nothing“? I am aston- "0 one Iperhs'pshsd WW?” "I“
ished at you,” 'ensw‘ered Mr. Beardmore, “'3'." Uncle 1°39? hlmself. ,\ I' . :3 ' ;
.'?‘.'f"‘+— . )fi. ‘ i
CONNECTICUT LEGISLATURE
TWA! .
SENATE—Prayer b Rev. :Mr.l
Thompson. a Incmbcryof than llhlinan,
Bill for Public Act providifigofll? Inhale,
owing to informality In cell: '01..
or from other. on
vein-mistletoe
men or those who; in W
have failed to receivoom
voted them by """l'un’t momma-av
hereafter vote to them
aid—came from the Hausa
concurred. m: Magi-u
Bill, for Public. Act writing. :IlllUlbfldl
entered infoiuother vellzhrpflmn-
ence of duty of executorasdminlsuu'fueeud
gunman” be sued ou- in. ”We
"‘2" 15°“? ‘°‘ .3... test...“
of e unetics open a
ding that conservators; clean.- pane-issue-
side' In other Statea but have pmm in '
this State, may appoint conservators ipthis -
State; to f.erred
Mr. 'Hsrrison introduced thefpllo
alution:
Wmn , The] l! 'of1 if -
nees'ee gave del'c'yldred'wpscecu ‘ e “nought!“
;r‘,l;r"r
"For an assault, madam , yes, for an as- 118335533?” mafia ”'23?-
saullz.t lion’t youl knotvlvl tbethyou havetn‘o ' fifi$%?° in“; fim
n 0 Iss 0 cm on t eIrcousen in- mm 1 "1’ is "
thge matter ?”pe 0 Wm. “all?“ Ila of ' ”a
Here the young lady laughed so violently “0'5“. Thafium '
that the tears came into her eyes. are herebz. “"09
“Do you suppose, you poor old dotin'g 03W“ 9331,0816”
creature that anybody will ever believe suCh 'eThe resolution“ W5 ""
salary as that? Do you ever use such I HOUSE—P11 ' 5
thing as e looking- -glass, you poor dear? Are Petition of or we; .pc- _
you aware how very unprepossessing your time for e. leilroudfrom‘Ddrfi'fh’fbe’ State
.-'J_ (Jim.
line.
An not de giving notice to sfockhalders' bl
meals of stock,“
An not providing that when an
Mil
of the attorneys in a cache!
qualified to act ,referredtcj
Bill providing fh'stin autism} of
End trespass on the cute in $056}
Court, in case the title of land dace' shuffle
in question, if the pldntifl' whom
he shall recover no more, :ollflflfinfl'lr
imwae reported tsvorehly fopfluflld
‘ \{I' r [“0')
-# :_:- 'fo u ’3!
W . 41...-
The oath 'wss
Curtis, who took his seat- for-1th. flm. find
this session. “,3 , ;
Petition of Arthur Ha'es
dred Other citizens of
from Derby to the state lilicfi .Tl'w6'
cerning railroads were I'
act obliging all railroad co: '
certain trains on their
moon of any town or borough shall
two hundred, to recclvc’
fi'eights, or pay a fine of- fin ,‘fioil
as they refuse to stop gum, -
requlr ug every rel com
bilct their cars in such; mettle?”
e passenge rs to step pub
without being liable to heel
refe'rr M 9‘
Mr. Ballard introduced diorama“,
Giuliani l_eE13:l 19:33 mil'ionoil
mum " ' 7
untuft'm in ‘ ‘
That our scooters and .. I
“ombudhmebvare;m~
constitution ol the United tat” '
cure to the white men of Co“
resentation in Congress all to:
dead to the whitc'men of-
Mr. Bishop moved to. u'mcnd 2.66%
“and as will secure to the colouring“
South Carolina a representation
out:l aciogded to the colored peopls 9 99:
use on
Mr. Harrisourejoinedfhutbludh“ ' “a
because neither have any poll
butestothe 'vvhlteait'weeu feet ' .
voters elected a m;
00
ohm, wheress it Wmlfi . ,
”mime. cinnamon.- Herri'st'nlio-
. tion prevailed.
Resolution providing that where u
0n the blot of December, for instance, be )
an oracle; but upon this occasion he had
him two shire towns two-thirds of the Ivotul
Norwalk Chronicler