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NORWALK GAZETTE.
The loosed eldest Paper h the state.
OFFICE IN gGAZETTE BUILDING.
a. BI. armaments CO.
A. ll. ante'rox, 'JiI'B. Erma, G. N. Ems.
subscription 82. 00 per our in advance
Single capiés cents.
ADVERTISINGall RATED.
60 eta .‘
Four lines or less, 2,fipsinemitl 'ion'n, I‘m
0” Square in: Innmtiglll's, 1 9":
“ three insertions, I 22
' ’ .one much,
"‘ 1 t‘wonrb'uths, 8 00
“ three months, 4 33
“ six months, 1'5? 00
"' one year—with paper, ’5 00
ma amone year—with paper. 10 m.
dttionnl Scare, per year, ' 06 ”I
gun-33f 001%, one year, ill) 0‘
no emu, “his £3 5]» _
JYearly advertisementswnbie int cl” .: . in“
J_Y’eerly advertisers restricted to the business con-
th'o time of conduct.
“Midas.“ neat marred mailman-muted
tine-Ice:
”diluusrymi other special mourn
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
.” “\5 -__.~
ISRAEL ht BULLocK
311qu Grammar atIab
' Tracers or THE
FREN’Gfl' " '
. ,, reasons is
Oihce at the Drug Store of- E. Blackmen,
No. 11 Iain Street, Norwalk. 82
F”: daii‘sflu ..
WILTON, ICONN,
0"“ “V the Bade” °f BMW“ P“ " ’ gr song’fi xoaggiac" na‘e ulntiigtll‘surstli fil‘fifia tum
,, l . ' ‘ s "9
pm, . V _ ‘ VVorVnrss ,, ENSubsc’riber would inform the ubllc ”"18”“me “1°” b° “"1"";‘1'0
5’” . V . that he hssi purchsscdoi MnChiclrester ‘ number °f “Hams 1"" for “1‘ F0" .
In." .t 0, Farms and a quantity of Wood Land for
W. ‘, o be destablished HardWare Business, at
From the Royal 01,0“,le WW. London. South Nor‘vvslk and will continue the busi- “1" A“ of m above will be ”m on \ec-
P d 8 n ‘0‘ the E e n at the old Stand. He intends keeping commodating terms. - .
E35“?- Canton mm y ,al eye on halide e stock of Vflardwere, “.529 APPFYV at S'T' WG-0” ’ - .
Let: "in“. and Nasal MM“ Cu lery, .cuituial mplcniéii Moch'an- ., Elliphyment 9”“ I:
ileoNervo 5., mt emu I’m '19; 32%.. "3 ”ml: ”Emil"; “d‘lm' Buttered-Lou Poi am.
1 arms an a 0 81' 81'
isrly those 8 acting ““1"“ A" 0 thh us ally kept in firsbciass F‘rdv‘v‘a—re Bmtrglglw ,
he has opulel study and success- . -
i‘nl pramfihs'd thil'ty yitsfrb. Testimo- '
nlels In abundance of tIt‘ls nuperl:rhnind arc-I
sfultreetmen can seen a s o co
cos gear the Norwalk Hotel, arid
over EStbr‘e,‘ where he will be in;
m 'o mfgd’hhmfiha'” '4'?
d . - me n, a -
ill...” autoimmune clelmln relation-
ship, been practicing in ailington,
Montpéllcr,_&c., for some time back, 1 am; ;
her itinnot anW
the uni ”192“:th Graduate 00f the College
oi Surgeons in London, of
that spilt. v‘vhoee successful practice in the
above' specialties in so popular; and that
I have noreletlon whatever with any per-
son named OAKS, or any other name, nor
never bedin thianguutI-y, . 440
. z .
‘." a. monstrous.
must 0. Tailor.
GENTLEMEN’B‘ FURNISHINGV
EJIIPOBIUH I
liain-st, Nor-walk, Coup.
'7‘”.
V _I IV name In
Groceries,
flour, V
Provision, etc,
Main 8m-.
14 I Norwallr, Conn
s. i. oases-rash a 00.,
Whole-Sale hpd Batell Dealers in
Groceries, Flour, Feed, he,
' taandii hummus...
BTIA “8838.398. WIPANYp
V IVOf Mord.
Capital and been, $3,128,020
insure rightist idea and damage by Fire
on Terms shined to. the hauldfind
eohslaunmrm the laws of
compenhtion
GEORGE-I 3 WWW, Solomgent
n3 4 - - For Nor-walk endvicinity.
Groceriekaoaper-tknaover
I“ '0‘” ll
‘ s V' ‘wouldiumrm
1"“ .. fihsatrttmtmi'gm
‘1
any,“ is the
themodei- mtonfionof thin-V
r :13 vi .» ‘ ;:
Tints at:
whichi're'. the $39 GARE
, ticket!“
be sold cheep. The Itbllcnrc Iiuvited- helical]
and examine sausage
,. .l.. ..
Men's ‘ Ale.
THE attention of thepubiic is solicited to
the superior qualityof "‘.
... HAMMER’S
Fresh Brewed 0 ' ' Ale.
This new base I‘m forthe
van-ml its WM was. by of
that brewed. during the most emu h‘o't'
woether,isgcerantesd for any len offim.
Sal'or mhllggls End“ h 1.,“
i t cc, crweik '
EHIEL GRUNHAN, '
Agent for the Jsale oi listener's Champagne
Ale,‘ Wilton, Conn. g
BuinonaCarels. Tickets. ac,
Preted in Colored lnth, Bronhe's, or plain“
blailI ink on white or colored curds, in thi
host-senor, atI theGh‘ssr-rs Jon Ohms.
g-e .
‘ Wit. 0. STmT,Preddent. .
”1"";
Vof'bpytlllug in his line ure’ invited to e‘ell and
promptly and neatlyII executed
o‘r , 0
vs on o the voice.
of in chetomkrs, and merit the patronage of
ill
, fibres
‘floirryLa
2L IOREHOUSE. . .
lug and all kin of job Blacksmithiug, on
VItlie most reasonable terms.
’ Ea also carrieson the Carri Business
attbe, old Stand occupied by. his father for
: the last twenty thre gears.
f3 N SHEPHERD.
Norwalk,Aug. 29th,1864. tillb.
NOTICE.
.. _ ~~.w.—
Norwalk
Millet until
3 RNORWAI-n COHN’,
buttered Capital 'Isoamooo
'PIeid up Capital II100,000
(La-o it. Como,8ecretery.
EBIN. Hum, Treasurer '
'-Norwalk,Jan1st. 1800 1y
dothor Companies, Stock and Mutual, in
ticut, Massachusetts and New York,
w h asset of 818, 000,000. At 80. Norwalk
alipllcatirln may be made to WM. '1‘. Cruw.
EORGE S. BEERS would res l
announce to the Citizens of Emmi
vicinity, that he has taken the old Her-z
and Biddlety slalid under the Conncéti
? Hotel Vend' rs re ed to furnish an
the. shape 0 RN 888 SADDLE mS'
HORSE TRAPPINGS OR FURNITURE,
oi'the very best quality, material and work
mischi, at reasonable prices. All in want
give him atrial All orders for Roperrm
V Grapevinesinfhil
Asseta over 828,000,000.
GE. R. COWLES,
54‘??? it Norwaik, and Issues Policies 4
for the following Insurance Coirrnx‘r‘ns.
me, of N Y., Assets Jan. 1, '64 fig, 280, 270
VV ointartford, “ “ 3,128,820
main, of N.Y., “ “ 722,212
me, of N H , “ “ 500,000
rwich, “ " . 220,501
’.N u I. 38937.5
' Etherican Ht’d“ “ . 010
y of New Haven, “ “ 280,412
when Hartford,“ 801,442
1' ester-n Plttsfleid, “ 200,424
en, Springfield, “ “. 200, .
pe’s, Worcester,“ “ 405,623
New HARNESS arena, ' ‘
odes theflohuebtieut lote'l ’
REAL ESTATE
l'or late
Tan Hometendl‘ermoftkoletebaulsl and in
thetown of Wilton, near Cannon Steti mn-
sistingof between 40 all: macros of end
buildi mPostession I58vow
BHU
J osaru B. “$88.58 alkali." Street, mNew YorIkiiVil.
yslfi’.‘
Valuable Property for Isle.
snbscrlberolrrnltwsnle about thirt
oithgfvfllsge of‘Niorwaltm
amen HottuIleceu'sed.‘ ' ' om . '
1 digital tad! hil
open ocn or u
’ “2%...
ll
or el ant
Country residencee Por ' 0!
,enhulreof
'03 am.
B.- Creevey odors his House on Union Park, ier
Sale, It occn es one otthemo'st
hmil‘yhelnd
mmmm walks of the
Raven Railroad.
ch
then-ul'ns-onthoNewYor-kigiew
1am.
New sum
3°; V...-In“='1‘m.
ESSBSfl‘OBEYCBLLCK . ' '
lng' located their ivofrkaat '- ew,’ Léha
den Conn" while" their bulldiyloi, sites»
tellNos‘thof 0.. EpiscopalC use.
Norwelk, snatching about °”f.".°’
heliacreeofground,rtwouldbee placi-
fill: Tilt“ "““"" ...... s
an n ere eronever
nitendeinrge reswvoiI-oouldlinpmlfi
.éSDU’l‘I EDNA“.
R. 0. fl -VK%NI”AL £- Rid aflui It
opened on Rice In guthN‘ orweiil't (:11
secmrd door over Swords Clothin Em-
“where he will Extract Teeth NVith-N
uni P 0‘: iijury‘ to his patients, every
Wednesday by the aid of Nitric Oxide Gas.
l
l
1
as. John Bream
Prom-tor 01: music.
mate inform the residents of Norwalk
gsnd' vicinity that he is now pro
vs poplin for instruction on the o
and MelodeOn,slso in the culti-
i
i
l
.
erms moderate. Address or call at his
deuce, Chapel Street Norwalk, Ct.2m*0w
will be his endeavor to meet the wants
public. -
{15 WM. 3. FITCH.
i
3.; cnuernc: rename. ‘
ShoeingV fr Black-smithing.
LYON ABERN, coo, ~ ~
OULD announce to the- pa lie that
they have taken the old stand of Capt‘
Lamb, Main street, where they are-
prepared toexecute n the best manner and
grmlés't dlspatch- anything' In the above' line.
arrlages made to order. and Horse Shoe-
in Painting, Trimming, Repairing, dtc. done
by lexpermnccd workmen with dispatch.
A usrus Lr'o'u',‘ we, Annals. Cans. Fox.
or'vvullr, Och, 23d, V1866. 1y44
tcb’s Home tor Soldiers.
V in Trustees are now preparedto receive
‘- applications Viro‘m thdi‘te- entitled, and
to avail themselves of the benefits of
the'lnstlttttibn. Applications me y be madeto
33mg?! Maugham: ePIIcsldIt, t,8tan’rforI-d,
ov'r, taml'or I, E ii
Cinam'rs Baowrl, D " "on W
Wit. A'; Cuaairros ' I 9.0mm”
'uoNvu‘usur
ET INSURED In the NEW ENG-
LAND Filth} INSURANCE COMPA-
,of Hartford
~-‘ l JOSEPH W. HUBBELL, Agent.
at the Oflce oi the Norwalk Savings Society
Business Change I
WATERBURY dn DUNCAN,
WOULD announce to the public that
they have purchased. the Carriage Me-
kingB _usluess formerly conducted b Hr.
Ed'oon Beers, and connected it wlt their
would: Shop, making one complete as-
ishmcnt. They are now prepared toexo-
cominthe best manner, and with greater
I dlspe‘tch than ever before, anything the
strings Making and Bleeksmlthfng.
clung...“ made. to add, and My
. Repairing, d
workman, with dripnr'éi'f bx 3‘
. Good Carriage timber taken in ex-
II ‘Vior work.
Notice.
TEE subscriber having taken the old
Horse Shoelng Stand, at the foot
of Mill Hill is Iprepured to do Horse Shoe-
THE Subscriber having purchased the
CLOTHING AND GENTS FUR-
NISHINGEMPOBIUM, of A Knarpel, will
continue the Business in all its branches at
the old Stand No.3 Main Street, Norwalk.
The Publicare respectfully invited to cell
and :thine the large and varied asort-
men 0 '
Vlendy lads Clothing.
FRENCH CLOTHS, CABBIMEBE8 AND
VEST-INGB, which he _will make up to or-
der at short notice and in the latest Fash-
ionable Sylc. E. GUSOWSKI.
No. 8 Main Street,
Norwalk, February 15th 1800.1y10
FLOUR, FLOUR, FLOUR; also, Feed
and .Greln in any quantltflom to suit apur-
IIEIGBTY rm FRONT, each. on the
”-3 F‘ V. ‘
of
' 10
[0ij -A.
sale at a herge
all land, ditto. Ap
t
{ REAL ESTATE AGENT
.0
w Ihoht man...“ the lotion Building,
poses; soon the water will be won
supply- the villege‘end will be worth more
th an the prl co asked. rfurtberpertiai
laIs enquire of‘IH. 8.8. ELWELL. ISoutll
Nor-we lkV Cbnpi‘
FDR Benin—Pour: 1......
gtreet common
. rem on,
,and running through to Franklin Av-
enhaoqroelte the reddonoo of=H enry 1. Ho
erms, one quarter down, belancen
three earl ments. .
(1'28 y ypay mafiinlfITH.
I.“ ”A“,
re.- Sale and telnet.
NUMBER of Tenement Housesfor mle4
feet situated
e730 sire
LLEC‘k.
Barium his, .4
F O H. 8 A I.- ll
SEVERAL very eligible building lots for
I“Sale, in the immediate vicinity of the
ridge. others more remote. Three acres '
“or unimproved lend pleasantly located, for
m. :A-hnuse and five acres
A. ELBYINGTON.
NASH I& IVES; ,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS
4.100 1wamea'am _.:
ROPERTY Bought Sold Exchanged
P or Lot, on reasonable term's. We have
‘a good variety oi desirable Hohhot; sndV
Farmsin and out or town for; Isalc‘. on ac-
“With... m... ....
J. FERRIS
50 ESTATES
FOR SALE in Norwltlk, and Vicinity
from 1_-4' to200 solos, lilthzr building's
thcron ll?" 'ce, from 345010 “20900 Also
'1‘ LET, urnished and unfurnished hams.
Address J. FERRl 8, at Tollesdr Ely’sIDrug
Stere, South Norwalk. Notice for surveying,
maiy be left at the Gazette omcc. - .
“Hill
at the
gum 3
Heels at all hours.
'5' Qymterm
. ill every style. ‘.
g The best of
Wilson, Liquors It Ales.
AIlsoI,eilrstchees
BVILLIARD sandals
‘ attachedtotho at... V' '
ISA-1C m
No. 28 Halo St. Norwalk'
z.
W. E. HWY,
Dealer In
Building fluoride,
Brick, Lime, Cement.“
also,ePine and Large assortment of
ma ween,
3y the semi.
monocular-arm
1"“ 0! NW amt, MM
0"“? si‘E“
IgCKWUOD & CO
“l
etaminet
tor a residence, the position commanding“ a‘ ‘
Z'oII .
‘V ' to ,my old sued, -
‘ vita my iricnde and formercnstomer'e to ’give «
mos-cell atEly’n Block. Home Cars rue
DINING SAWN. 2 was
“NEW YORK Honsstl ,
enhbe ’ . :m..u..?"mj
hours, all one" I
ororitbe li'iimlllfi'faad' f i- .
filled Ken-mo sent
ofat ecoun
Olin-OH"!
White and sell no. cost;
Turnout a molten! woos.
umn'r CURTIS.
museum ranch,
.l.
‘ Giants and Ybiitll'r"
c as cut enduisdt
lo order. at short so decibel: 8
E III ”s best mite“-
men,- and at mills.
man's V-V-jV
snsmottnutu “Radar
nNnV
FURNISHING GOOD.
Corner Ilichell’s Block, oppodte Danette
Building.
D'w'vm sham,
llewe's Sewing locum.
Tim BEST Mount; 1N m
for anni-Iend smart-t. use. '
Nomalk Aug 1806
‘l'
militia theetteuiieuofflnlteld
. and
custom the public” -,
manmrfiruvnuIWnnmthl-
l
.1
juxreedssdn full and m
finest-out“ -.-
mmm
.gt Preteen in all; the lawns!
Sims,“ Jot Trimmings. ac. laughing
Norwalk, octI IIth, Ices.
I oousistlsgoi egosemIsuomnentof: -
Boots.- Ibsen, Gaiters, dim,
which will be Vsold very low for
V N.B-. Having urne‘dto No
would
Eight by the door.-
HARVEY STEVENS.
BB; subscriber 01ers
Nitrwslk the‘i, harem
sortmentof the ino'etiui pnim
able Styles of the Season consisting of Bon-
riots, Jockeys andB anbens in all their
var-let mite.Iyoinbapeazn leached, Precise,- Dyed
red. Also Furs, Beavers, Plush and
Sheddys, done ovor ml to new. ,
NIAt the old attend, all- Street, South
orw
“m” ems armchair
“mum t.
The subscribers take pleosure in announ-
cling to the public that their stock tockof _
Fruit bid? W """" lily ‘
MM "
is unusually large end of I _, V.’
lance. We feel confident ‘ "ibit‘ ”vie
'idrll'rel our stock all: '_ Misty“:
:tc s y to e that ‘ 1
WW We lion» shapedtlve that we as
furnish Tunnel?“ wile-V Bias
0mm or Lessf r then they '1
can boobt‘sfned from die'teat up.“
Tia... topurehune'l‘rees sud-Vises
will do well toneud tboiI orders Vasily—10r-
eiill better, visit our Nutscry'. and make Mr.
own selections
STEPHEN BOYT 'a SONS,
-.P 8.‘ We take re in showl ‘
eons through our Nurserlea whether ethel’fiII
rousoi purchasingtreen or not; and would
cordially invite all laws.” vflitbo
New Casein, brig. Nth, 1808.
”Jinn..- w-tJJ - 1.21.1.5}
Tempe reuse
A‘i‘ Fi‘iill can: BPIDNG crash
081.8. .8. 38m Proprietor would
,
digs-hm.“i Pies hoadnbtly on hand.
I ‘ on Sundays). Private Dining
_‘n Store; GIerit'I who under {3353
Store.
All. \9" n iii: cola m
mum a»... can. .
deal of Indus! in having "
; clothes w.
fit all fashionable colors, without rip-
ping them Also all other nae; olI
Dyeing and Cleaning,
doueiuthebeeutylest _.
LQUl8 IOEGLIN’B
alarm on We. ’ V
'0Id Iii‘vilinmn. ellmee'V .
as willie... Norwalkymnn. k-
r. v thmtnr'
DOD 8EBYVANT8 imbibed ‘
8. T. WOOD.
,.V II II
2,1,}(5‘? : V ”I.“ '
nil i!
CURTXS‘I BUILDiG, Malawi ,
s‘ls,’ In the latest styles, by oxperloIIcIedI work-
prices»..- . .
“cartooning-am
est!
. emandbeconvinoedofthelrau- .
.Vphrlorltytoellothermschlnea.
No. 1,0izsmaonnrun....tr.,;quppea
V or mmrwrunvnnefi. .
I ‘14) etooktthmgIanotherWeIstI
. §'..:T';,. ‘VVWirlkeVli itesbhotberevmyster
«- Newlsthedeyfortkolaeitrlnl.
, sigmewerdswiugeinthsak,
.. will. tumours-amnion
,_ Chrlelneblsckumlthwlthbrawuyerm,
, Benhebneeerpmmwdrkhssitscherm
. : *inauneomwi. can... '
ersueatnnteutomchsntuy .
Wealth, manor-White
*Mrmmumanmuea
mission will have been accomplhhed. 1;
Yours Truly, '"u'
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“MID-“film
Somewhere, inIyeuVIVs-_ nowlenggeneby, . .
‘ uotuuouneedinhbory . .
Thmhvodemwboosdlvlheln
caughtthefromofmeeyyeera.
diminishes-walnuts,
Porlsldsefgoidmgrsluwmuh, .. .
omenthebenksoiblesflenle.
mbophehndCbrhflthdnd,
Melaneudhrenddbum.
minefieldaeneveryeey . .:‘
manager-defining.
’umshummnqmmg.
hithern‘uwendtfli'them so."-r
fldmmumaouthswnil
minim-newscaster:
gClitsototberootnofrlpmedgraln
Theuewingendswsepieundyeh
Crittingaew'atbeomoetknndflrnight
~Itdldthoold men'sheart slats.
"Tlieuo’er thewelihe slowly wilt,
dt'walll 111.th WM
nemuvamiugeidse stduk.
lew’e'rktoédn'yf' theoid men-poke.
»'l'heuetoptheyelluudaeewesmnkb'
geodesover,how'atwltllthes,
moeoinrycurboystoseof'
mgi' V “Boodle”- ssh! be, “withsnmetbing new,
hingthatrests’twlntmesndyou,
ouitrneydependtbeinio .
meetsyouiutheworldsogreat.
{N Iron unscrewing Voidenougb
. :T meetlheworldbe'tsmoethorrough,
ran. STYLES, . ‘.IZA d-bnttl‘orormsiptunn‘ae
V menmustflshtbutneveryleld.
lenders-syn wouldettein .
a citweivemoethnheecsretumto
A d‘hewhothsnblstrsdoknownbwt
. tourism-adheres.” -
wild with delight their hatstbéylung, V
VWltkchoeryekjduttho‘ amoumI "
Nérwoitedthey connoisseurs,
WWW-adulation.
eaehmnde'upkislittli peek
dmmmnmrlem
4
" in,osm‘osnblonight,
Andlsuueiiugedtloorleut bright.
-Va elleetmmtbsnlvercer
'D ertbflbiue'thsrblao '
Aadcestdeepnhedesthowoodlendstbough,
ny autoimmune
whereas. popes-m their shadowshnk.
fitmenttheoidmnnkhlsmbladil,
reyswdcbrlgbtuethehthm‘kkeir,
wepteshesstintbopeetermfielr
:erotheynowi" the-(edits mole,
The heater tbtmmewesthbwlwdiryn
creek.
bore arc-they now!" and thebooilyewl
Monthlsuotesilurntheohi-n‘qeewi.
eretbeyuowf'iromtbtne'mmbued
“L ’Wmmmamwuoum
Thunibllbeeeloepasheaetinhlefielr
Auddreemsdthsttberollekiyboyswevo
V there.
invo/rseo n...»
daysendweekswelsisst mill-gen.
1. II thefetherthoughteteuehehumn,
gnudeusiomfertbodey
encbehouldkemewmdiurnhkwey
longedeiueuduquicklyp‘,
iooheefordsykusorrlvedetlem
deck” hibdmofkmtleeld meanendn,
bimbo-wan nus rest on cleans:
hands
TIoSummerwmdspleywithhbellbubnlr.
......
thoyboer-
‘ ale-m; though egod,bisoyebaotdlm,
lbusiorwurd-hoseestbem—they'vsem-
into him.
' hdkboflm “mm”;
i Lineuinghlnlongebssntboye
rV; Aguinbeerthsileldsthefrrobeofgold,
‘; egamnuliukubemngofold.
Tbovlnoereopsovertboottegedoor
. Jubtmudld twelve moutbsb'ulriu.
51'sj' ".‘Ie u u .s .e ,n
Theoldmeuseutedupunstllo.
. ChrishesbinhemMIJenhelmhlsese,
BmhpmdulimpkmmmnotnleB’s—V
Jacklsmesoldlmfieamtendgood, .
-. With honor irom fields wherebrnve .-
A traveler come at 'gellopliig p'ace,
Uponehewswhlebhebmtrede,
_\
and it seemed as
' imam‘ .
Yuma-mausoleum _
mmmwmwua,
Igtneverndsoptouuhed thiioldier m”“' it“
ill
, ‘ilcts‘ouly a private.’ I’d like to know if,
“I
.5. l
mierkodtklbqflbrllpmllnk, :3
’ I‘Tis centuries Vslnce; yet even to- day
I ITlIieII rIver flows on its quiet way.
' I’VlVI'liIeI traveler now, by its mossy bank,
Asthomoonpunrsdkmifihto‘er the win- '
avudownhi
' wit. into .292an
Gleye'oVIVI
W
'Cbrhwlthklnhemmer, lenpsdlu biswey,
permeation“: stopper therltbrswsy.
Quinta-yams; as the .dmtbohlud
, Buried in great shreds; whirled away with
. » V. .
100 ’l
i-. .t n'
Warmth.- with-'nimbloeklp
mommnromh his-lrongrlp.
wev they redo, {ind immanent. too,
old to hiepisceand ooh oil‘theshoe.
Put it on‘- again twice 'ujtight nild‘ strong
As ever Watt“ they journeyed, ..
_ nutritional-tutu »~
, ' to the littlest“.
Wherolhe' nomad fatherI eat Inn up.
511;“, Vija-
“lie is, leiekeer,”V said the eidrnnn inspired
Wlth eiatherly price i...‘ all soni- boy.
returned to him' In his new employ.
Ami thorium- took forth a’laden pouch
‘ Take this, ”he bade Chris, “from the Prince
-' . Inferno Knack.”
,Allnerted shock at the some of a prince
Erw- often they’d heard but ne’erseenono
' nines.
"than mmd'mmmwmgm
.. . I
'4 " Jack whostood in the open field,
inhibits supple hand his lwoi’d did were,
Strait-g, whirling over his held,
and factor-it went around, -.‘ ' *
therein fell Quickly apes "lei/round ,3-
hlle etending alone the quick stool new.
prices was enticed at the wonderful
m ble’dé -‘v‘vlih a polisii bright _
uldpreiwt a men field the pending rein
noovered'lidlhemrs thumb of grain. "
'bltbor," humid, “and list to rue,”
oilcer in my ranks I’yh’h shall be."
, t as he spoke, again come the rain,
us seek [or a house, a shelter to gain. "
on Benhelm stepped forward, bowed to
, his grace,
I Send, “VA house you shall have in this very
. him It
'fl‘hep, with .qu In" hand, went to work on
tile tree ,
d howed it down bolero they could see.
ousehe builded upon the spot, I
heltered the party within the lot,
' I. carat; 'Vthoy could move, in get out of bio
I' .
solace finished was cosy, e’ on gay.
, , lie
" '§'lth up slairi and down stairs, closet and
; door, .
Finished mantle and neat white door.
oir‘ril, most obedient ” '." the prince, BIe'n-IV
Ibelm‘ said.
Evil all. V'IwelIo nutonlohcd and Stood like dead.
Vi‘Uonrs is the farm,” the old man first spike,
To Berihelm, he who the house did make.
‘.‘A’ye” said the prince, “and your house shall
be
a itastle, fit for a king to see.”
a s s e. s, . s . . is ,
T... thousand thale'rs, held Chris’s purse,
And Jack, VInow an oIcher, fared none the
. worse.
'l‘d ,Beulreim, the farm, and an excellent
§ choice
. . V'l‘licy nll declared with unanimous voice.
‘ _‘A 'pastle was built by the shadowy sixeum,
' And there they all gathered, each Summer’s
, .gleam. .
-'4IiI years rolled away, the old; man n.3,.
And they hrlrred him by the river side.
is, o -e n a a ‘1'.
at, chance where the sun it’s rays once
i- , VVnenk .
Through arched windows and open doors.
’ 3N lesial halls and marble floors.
" 'fl‘he ruin standsln this very place; . ,
I are the ancient family finished its race.
A sombre ruin, mosey. nudcold,
' 'Tie all that is left of Benbeim's household.
Dec. 19’, 1&6.
.m.-.
" Only a Private.” '
/
I! IIle VENTOR.
“This way, kilns Nettie, end take care [-
..iujn’t lose you in the crowd,” said: handsome
Ned any»... luughingly, as he elbowed bk
way through the coniuslon of hackinen, p0-
lids, and travelers, that preventedis his reach-
in the northern cars. Nettle “obeyed or-
dole,” "and clung tightl‘vto his arm, laugh “highd
slyly, as she; thought,“ hat a native my
ray poplin will be by this time [get sent 1"
Let just as they neared the care. she noticed,
in front of thorn, a soldier upon chntchea, in
an old and faded uniform, who was
endeavoringto push his way along "New,
ge‘mb kind little Nettie to herself.g ”I'll make
Ned help that poor fellbw a little." 80 she
says, in a halt whisper, ”MI.- Grayson, don’t
new a belpihghand? Létmetaknyuu'r
‘ lea arm, and you an assist him up the plet-
’lorm.”
‘ Nonsense. Ito's Nettie," said Ned,- ‘rstllor
'cr wesly, paling the soldier as he 'ipo'ko.
e’s only some poor devil of a rivals, and
us'ed togettlngeloh‘gby himself, l
a lump now," as they came to the car,
“and: then you' re all right. "-- ~
' in:- imilghihlutflusb InIIIVIVI‘IIIued inttIhNVollfo’s
:ch'oob,‘ as e sprang ‘e are
arid, regardless oi her escogt’s make 1);,
‘~ pe'd amomeet before going into the car, and
”idler. Just as she turned. a lug fat fe-
mile, laden with the usual “greet x,t little
box, Imudbox and bundle,”
.io': rudelyé'hnt his right crutch fell to the
emails" thenstbb’d
:ilbl, unable to ad I".
bis-wounded limb
and recover his crutch.- With a quick
”In, and fl
bumble exclametlon of,
bets meme 1". Nettle weeol'tbe platform
sad in another instant the our
new a lovely. blushing. lace
acidic
him, while
her dainty hand extended hint. the missing
crutch.
“i hope you are not hurt,’ ’IIhe said, in m
grnveel m'ple way.- . “Come right up on the
Imetform, and she elated her band to assist
' din- Nettle l” guns... n... ahtouishod
Ned Guyana. ‘twhet are you about I"
“You ought to be ashamed of yourself i"-
you her V ludlglnnet resmneaeesheeool-
Vl'yt V' ' . t'oh ptheeoldleruptboaiopa
- his crutch carefully until _kerescbod
map. Then entering thocer in a small
‘oi broth, she swept her shawl and
mills window where Nod had
lie, and turned ubol
mu soldier, hothof
where were welchlpg her proceedings with
the htmost entrainment.
. ,-. r- are items, eddieseiug Ills. sol-
dies on can how that seat b thowludnw
it’s the In- or . omlormble. l r. Grayson, i
suppose you won’ I object toteklug pert ofths
though on the winde he
' iii]- an. ”said Nettie, u. her positive
e ibut to take the vacant sent, though
». bad a splendid establishment ofher owu- maid
‘ rouiz'ed by her aunt, Mrs. Ssymour,agay wid-
‘ ed that this leafy month of July was to decide
4 on her return- from it allow“ in the Eastern
; .meihfully reading,, never vouchsaflng him
I : Hvate’ like this one ;" and his eye turned
in item beside him.
.;. V' filtering angrily, ‘I‘Thedeucel who is the
_Abmreindropewero splashing upon IteI
V: ~lfise Nettle to her wraihful nel“ “Ned
-_wliere the poor fellow was wounded? _He
:1. ou’t believe he’s ’oany. a private? or, if he
‘ comes aware that those peculiar, eon eyes
“They were peculiar, and handsome, too, of
' ed in Intll.
. _ 5th are nearly at West
. . eI,
' induntalns with an'
' coolly accepted the band and the apology,
think that soldier 1st: in from clue Ni“ _so,
’ll warer’IlVC:‘
lobksd beck tones what had become of the “'3’?
:tme sent. 9 1 shall ride here," and down she
spectfull 'to blues
I turbln t e young ad , Will she ecceptmy
greteiu thanks tor her timely assistance I”
The tape was that of a gentlemen, and
the" dark ray eyes were fixed on hers with a
VOL-U Mia XLlX-N UMBER 52.
h dRoselViVe m”..- and
s can the! dialig‘
As they iooktlteir allocate» elem
“Pardon "19".Sinid' the soldier, leaning approeclied Roee'lie with all duisiteiboo’u‘et
the window,- and raising his hand Ie-‘ which he s‘II'IIIlhi laid on' b platei“'-‘" '
; “I cannot think of dis- - C 1mg. " “a ”Mt my“
0 . am ; ' . a,“ : Y.“
blush; iNst-tiék'. ‘.l. ‘
Nettie looked up at- him for the first time. be tron: her ‘ '
soldierly looking fe ,
Iln asllng. 36:14 {2.21. 5
;-“Dont make me uncomfortable by reibsing laid the cereal as if. Yyhj
gun to stir biscup ‘of ’
way '
end without another glance she began to read
settling herself into her corner. .
There was nothing left for Ned Gra "yeah
be this
Iii"! with vexatlon, and half turned his back
It the soldieras he did so. The fact was
nod was terrible smitten with united charms
of Nettle Howard’s beauty and fortune—for
Nettle was an orphan and an heiress; and
ow of five-and forty. Ned” s suit had gone on
ly enough,end he had fully determin-
.lt all. So his heart beat high when he was
a lied to join Hrs. Seymour’ 5 select party at
not Point, by escorting bliss Nettle there,
Slates.
‘ “Well i" soliloquized Ned, as the train
moved out of the depot, and Nettie sat
stray glance," what an oddity sholsl
The idea of making all that furs for a ‘hlgh
hlf contemptuonsly upon the faded, old
’As he ran a glance
oer it curling his lips scornfnllv, he acci-
'dentelly met the eyes of its owner and
h'aughtily, indeed, was the look flashed back
upon him, as he looked quickly away again
Meantime as the train sped. rapidly o
Nottle set with her eyes upon her book, k,au
herthonghle in n tumult. “Indeed l” uoIh
ny-
-eo'p has no more soul than n mmsqulto, and
othelf as much feeling as my dog, Fidels.
teach him to speak a little more respect-
fully uf'a wounded soldier-.100“ care if
Ingmar, he's not far more deserving nga
wernan' .~ respect and sympathy, than
Vineyiellowu who stays: homo, and- l30'th
‘ attendance on us girls,_ as Ned: Gl'ayllI
ooh? Just as _in we dldn’tne‘o throughit
all! I wish I was a mad. (here Nettle be-
camebe'nntifully rosy,)- -“l’d ive‘ that Ned
Gm a piece of my min. Any why-l:
do? love 1'“ tell him some home-ire
‘Nonsensel Nettie Howard whit do you
on eabuut Ned Gray son ? You can s‘p‘a‘re
yo reell the trouble of trying to find any
depth in those shallow waters, I w'oli'der
h now. And with L
190k! pale and ill on
me. .‘Nebleeon'ebfl’ye’
‘15 at an air. he thunk
j Vlte'Vs Vn cntlcman too , ”and thereupon
e‘tti‘e ates s a glance over oplposlto‘, and beV-V
are regarding her very intently; so she
,strelgbtwey leed deep into her. nove.,~V and
mede no more attempts.
But Nettle was not far from wrong in
thinking those eyes opposite “peculiar."
dark grey, changing at times to docl
violet. they were the crowning glory 0
face: that, in health, must be Icmarkablly
handsome. 'ihcre was intellect in the high
white forehead ,(be had removed his cap,and
Vases loaning his head on his band) and lurk
irig' mischief in the mrners oi his well shap-
Hc .luuked. thorough- -bred, and
A ,
with his left hand. “I bfimmnm
ore counting .Vthe tern week pest. and
gigs???“ l" as ettlsm "ill:
I . ._ III 2 on
band 102'! in mum-gym. ”glide W-
ing oi the it was. ‘lem also
I
might be about used to it mfm m
Itlhggg zodiac sake. . ,
,"Cok Sydney bslruhml' m3 nail.
glad or this wound, {if
mus. m... ..."' "'
upon a " "‘ '
“Such a frie'ndl”. hem cried _,' . , . lit
word that I have to matte nm'l.
pies all the time , and yet one would
an onemuelin for. me sired I32
you know, I believe It “MW
then cheering himself: 'But' lire ' -
isquinzing‘mewew "Yunnan '
Vstor once too oft-Ir!"
at I have not," sold “out“
ly, (she was 'elways where a tale 0 e-
Igigm wnsconcerued ith that; andlfthero'“ History
nested w wound yours,
must tell it, Col. M
“Ah! you she blink»
my story,” said the soldier, w‘s'rln
Irlend of mi W'
in one of the very
and we were boys
.‘yau; But about mod yérs
quarreled. I don‘t helm-135°: Ill
my feult,(1em bovh'éaded, you w.“
Reunite; ’é butl neverknewkowmudtill
at late. ow I loved the dear old follow
through it all! The war-broke out I vol-
an and 'i a" cul-
«elm
mission in the -—Mnusschus;ttam It was” a
consolidated comm
£2333?" 3'1“" “J"Wfia’fi
Tia”; " ”P “ "~....."'. 3‘3
o ween us -
AiteI a while I was, ”a" a".
and our that went ugh some sevm'e
sans...“ car... “I
w y are our
but [know since Ill. thethet'iuu’tmedfl
sitar ”its"! me...“ ~
I on were on ' ’
wViflthlo'Clillnb. :bbut Ilialitli'ie', ‘1’
to unfairly long lin- my u ”old. friend,
1"“ ”itinerant: gem little? of v?”
We?“ our regimen
en mortgaged. Mikel tiny”fl of‘hlr
Oaks—oh, I when embargo. thetmee :2.“
VthV 'gnllIaVth ilo‘watd tf’end the
ed at the re remembrance.
lmdnt was ordered to use: bhtter'y; rhea
cool was down, ourheut‘ennnt eolcw'el klllal
rmIIIedit. Inthethiekestof the ilght 1"
that somebody wssflghtlng lard at
myéslde—and lookingu sew Ray. The
tenth Georgia wasco tugdcw‘non usete
run, and lknewitwnnen oven elence lfbe
eve came out alive. 1 wrunghls hend- bowl;
he threw his arm round mewith the oldm
-is’h jelove. ‘God bless your door fellow.’
'I—and then we weren't it l I got along well
euq'ugh till one huge fellow set at me, and
gave me a pretty severe cut in the head,
regiment, with thinned ranks was slowly. tel-
Nell _Greyson was obliged to acknowledge
as much to himself, as be pinned his scru-
tin’y. eMort‘oVer, ilic hand that supported
his head was finely and delicately shaped;
though brown and hard from exposure; and
he wore an elegan‘lt y set Vony'x ring, though
Neld couldn’t make out the initials on 'it.
Taking all- things in consideration, after
they had gone some thirty miles iarther,
Ned thought he might as well make the
peace belween himself and Nettie, and own
tlnitbelrad been hehavlngbadly. Sowhen _
they stopped at a station, he rose and stood
pep plteutlbessidc her. -
‘rMisa eltle," said be, holding out his
.hopd, “where bevel so IgPievously offended ?
mm and it won't
pleasant to' drive up tliose romantic
Inigrleved young lad
Bill tone. was mlrthl but he seemed a
tle ashamed of himself. So Nettie very
.and answered aslf nothing had happened.
-‘ “Are We so near 2 How quickly time has
pulsed , to be sure, there is Cohzens,’ and.
the ‘cars are stopping. No cbnsequcnce
abbut my shawl; thank you,1can carry it
very well myself. Then, lookin up, she
saw, to her surprise, 1illiit' thea- so dler was
also, preparing to leave the curb; “But I
will assist that out.”
stole over the soldier.‘ a face, as Ned, with the
best. grace. bemld muster, stepped up and
asked him if he could do thythlag tor: him.
Brit the soldier refused any assistance ,and
sire Nettle a bow and smile, his whole face-
fl ling u'pas he said, with extended hand,
I shall not forget your kindneai".
éttlc took the hand, and. flushed a little
II it the, smile then 'pe'sséd out. And
w on she entire Iferry-boet, turned round
anti saw I splitter coming 3’16wa down the
hil l, _teltring‘ very eager-l y with a .geII‘tleman
w$o oseemed to have been waiting fol" him.
ell !" thought Nettle, “I wonder ill shall
Iov'cr see him again ?” When, Nettle, my
déru'gl am so happy to see you i” exclaim-
ediln chorus the inmates of a carriage that
he‘d just" driven on the host: It was Mrs
moul’ and party , so Nettie was ovar-
we‘lmed with greetin Hr. rGrstson‘V cum-
in in for his share.“ 0,0 Nettie, ma chore”
her cousin Emily Rivers,"do you think
child, 1’ vesuch a piece of news for—two, in
feet 'lioeelle Phillips is here, with her aunt; .
I- on we shall see nothing of
you in your evoilon to her? Item No. 8,
quantity of oflcers, especially Col. Syd-
, of the -—Isseecbusstte, who is stay-
leg at Comne’ on sick leave, with his arm
in enllng. You know who he is? ABoston
8 dairy, and they say so rich 1" By this lime
title was safely esconred in the Inc,
listening. to all- the. West Point. ipg.
Seymour carried on a lively furor oiV
wbrde with Nod until the boat stopped at the
lending, when he bade them all a hasty
-hy,” and and sprang into one. of the
omnibuses'. As he did so, Nettle shot a Van
glance behind her,V and discovered her
wounded soldier leaning over the side 0f the
beat, still conversing with his friend.
the can drove rapidly of, and she did
not seew or he took the road toICozIzIeIa's
ornot.
' “Nettie Howard here I” one Entered beauti-
ful Ilse Phillips, as our irlI Nettie rushed
lovingly into her ‘nrma In. e ball at Coz-
hens.
“Ohm-Idol my deergirl, l'meve'r ogled
toseo y"ou, cried Nettle. “You must come
streighyt up to my room and have a good
tVelk, while l‘m: dresslhg for Ice."
80 Ne eudenvorlng to raise her-- friend
round Ibo waist,(vIeIn attempt, for (a petite l)
hurried nor up stairs, and having bolted the
:door, set down for a. chat, during which,_o
course, she did not fail to relate the episode
at the soldier. And Miss Nettie rehearsed
all her wrath at Nod Grnynon,‘ much to Ru-
sello'e amusement. Themtho two girls pro-.
ce‘eded to pull out the contents clone cf
the great trunks, and the
the-way, we haven‘t yet debcfibed our five-
rite Nettie. We will leave details to the
medulimeginntion, and only- say that she
was neither Norther bruno, but _e. danger
nus mixture of Item, and able to wear either
pink or blue with in unity, and 100k be-
witching in either. hereneRosslio Phil-
Illpswnma pure bloude beauty, regal and
magnificent. I am not Ell“ to describe tol-
lhib—where’s the use? nough to say that
Nettie was her own charming lime self, as
r
"I Ve'apecied nothing but oath. and
. we're here.._
will bc:obligod to you, :.'iiri Grayson,’ if you:
The train s
was stopping, and Nettle did not know that "
1lie'r indignant emphasis was perfectly eudie -.
.ble' to the party concerned. A ball smile
'=' tour triencl Nettie out still and Map
eI'id that:
as
of had egalned the use of his limb.
“toilet" began; By- .
ling hack, and I heard Rayon ‘Are you
med, Fred i’ Hy sword Iarm dhnbled at
.my§ side. and three a was me.
don't
kndvv how lthnppened; but Ih‘ey say that
Ray shot onewith his pistol and satisfied
in... other. then carried m oa‘trn nerd him-
self. The grand, noble follow 1 Can Iusy
anything too strong in praise of such a iilcndf-”
But the worst ofit was, in c‘srryi‘ng me 02;
(i weal-sensible, you know,) he received a - - ‘
darigerous wound” In theihlgh .; and when I
cametomysclf, lwaely in on the gro
gIrImpéd tightly in Boy’s ya'rrlis, with his hm
first" mover
“Did be live i” and N ethe's ilp'woro: white
and 1W“??? ,bVVrowu Voyos lull of tears.-
eathanlr God! He has been .
Vsln ly recovering, and w‘a's'o‘n' sick leave last
we is, the ad‘ uiant wrote no.1 wish lie ‘
should like wehowyou n In!
. a... as Rosalie had heard the history of
ill colonol’s wound, she could not he'lp be
4ivl afl'esled by his man-er; bift' not
: to no him know the feet, nhoeeid, PWIite
for him, then. I always told Nettie that her
wilful little heart would beI carried by
“In the meantime the too we cold"
said Col. Sydney. Closet: -'
ht; '“I could love. such a men
”It her reverie was closed by‘
ic'lerlsing; nudtho irloIe proceeded to
per or. _ __
9w Nettle had an IV ‘ .. yiovely
, and, after much rig, ' e colonel
fin lly escorted her to the piano. Somehow
gay songs wouldn’t come, . her us play-
ed ironically over the ivory keya tlfiet
they struck the enema oi tint swee
plaintivec ofa broken heart—“Aul Rob's
In lG'r'ay." "Titania: slid not see that the large
room filled rapidly saith charmed listeners;
no'r did she know that the‘ peculiar eyes’
were gaIzing at her through the lace curtain
by her side. She fluisbt'd her song; then
took Col. Sydney’s urmin herqulet, i
way, tor a promenade on the plaza. Net-
Ilefs adventures and surprises were not over
lot the day, for on they walked slowly 'along,
she beheld theold, faded uniform',n and met
this gene of her soldier oi. the corn Just as
she passed him, to beruncramasemenhCol.
8yfdncy darted from her aide, exclaimlng,
‘- ' “Good heaven! Rey, nVIy deer fellow,w‘hat
cl ud did on drop iIom
ettie du’twalt any longer. With e lit-
that low cry ofeutpnlshment sbefled
Up, up to her own room, end having reached
llr r'senctnm, plunged her' need in the pli-
Lianne began to cry! 80 Boesfle found
In; any used; to ("Simeon
her ? However, to readers forgive
me unless I tell them ow and where Nettle
J‘slruch' her colors” it was about six- weeks
later, when Ned Grs lurloes at kiln-
_Ijeetiuu, had left the eld Open bygolog
1011." city. It happened this way: one
bright moonlight evening, on the I: per i-
who, as Ray increase sat alone w Nettle,
Vi,nip_bu_:kedy up heart ufgrace, and Ink! hm.
II't'hEn and there how much he loved her,.a_nd
wonder if therein
cd thI to be his own little wife. in
N tile throw away all thopretty ,
wiys thetxh‘nd tried his patience m
surveyed, “Y ,-” es soberlynsever weVe
IIIIIiklcn could; e“but amazed him by bunny
, u a 810"“ brim... moment after
ital kissed m... on, (and asked Lille reason,
Néttle'sehswer. was 0 chars one,
-.‘ sef’sb seldwiihan Wm
angel-tied $3., how I hated Ned Grey son
that da when he behaved so like a brute to
you i'? lady! laughed—who could have help-
.edgur. Butmedeeaewer thathc wondered
bi self rather under obligations» Ned,-
U0, in the bright October da aNéitVle was
a bride, for the 8doctors sold Swan."
golbeck into the army again, .4 put
uvvny carefully in little lire. Lam’n-gp—
duk closet, is an old, faded uniform—whit
rNéliie calls “a souvenir“ infirm/V,
[hiy web “can! A Pawn-rm” _
"01¢stqu / ~
'. ' '- J} ..:I’ 1
l—Sir Frederick Bruce, VII
lot at W’asblnI'gton, has been as.
in the United States government“ if
Canada‘bo again invaded byIIho memo .
,will be treated so an itivaslon P1,“-
Siltéhtro
—-'Whe.. pills“ out when ti pot! when I
yu‘Vu‘ rcleusn' it. _..-
- L—ltumor' Is that Charm Dickens ls '0 con.
tributeenovdto the WWkly Tnbune for
1807, for the sum of
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