Norwalk Gazette, Tuesday, May 2, 1871 · page 1

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Subscription $93.00 per yearin advance. .

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tiou-ll of the public to th:

new stock weapons, .

Tim Dons: Barn men and about” six acres or

 

 

consisting“ smerslassonmeut or

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“DON?“ VINVI MEOJ“

VERY ream, PLACE, 'Scntainlug about ten
:miles ~steargwalir‘l, iron

the mlnutea' walk of the
For particulars, inquire of
., or June dinosaur. Real
IstVVate Broker-V,n Ngw 2 1 tr

 

 

new
not a Pacifier-cad. the
now, has ase’nllesbfmsl

Arr" both for. Gentlemen VIqu Ladies' weVVaVr,V whlal wllir
4 be- soidvsryiow for chair. a. tth oiVa mo. .

Vast-”2’8 31:0ch
soum'uonwsarr come.

”13:, {IE Siren-2110099; entertainment.
Containing six rooms and large attic.
, Inquire at this edicts, or beACOB WEEKS, lain

manteli in parlor mend d ulng room; water laukl in;
attic, with complete system of hot and cold widen . ..
bath-room and kitchen.
eroom for four horses.
hood dret class—three mil cation
and two minutes' walk o_V
ton station. Five trains

 

 

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temp lat tr} at the time of Vcortr‘a'i‘WP-W mietmfimd 4
to ayarmomhly than “of their advertisements. - Tu Jo
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Advante Immoe‘n'tini't antranai t dver- “’n’m“
tiaements. m“ ‘4“? °" ’ in" "new
uarter of realism, one time. " 0 5.400 ““V" 'm‘fi?‘ 9‘
elf “ .. , . - no.3:
. 1011931 ' fl
‘ liai- shift soc death‘liu gratuitously. imit-
nary or neral notices 16 centsperiine.

, Will be sold for 8,100.0
,Deri VVVen VDepot,_ Conn.

BUILDING LOTS, FT!!!
from 9100 to “00.000—at- Rye.
.Norwsllr', New. Ca’na'IVn, Arc: Apply to 8;.
so BrOadV street. N. Y‘ "A.

”mnemonror: -.
”2.1M Roaririscoth t-
. ito-efe ‘" omen ‘t‘r‘shwz

agg'mlerset are 15.51.32?

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For Sale or; Wilt.

Place lately owned I
”of D. Leunsbury, iuj
19983

All kinds ofaeuts’ and hdies' Boots, Slicer, he.’
made to order, in the inset yorkmanllkeusanuermud ‘ 6'

ESTATES — value
Grand -l‘2ark,4Darl n,
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All commutation! luaertedas

slgnetho remote rVivIte interests "'15 malfand
new mh'ooru p Valium-Vie ' p A” .
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em ‘pr‘s‘h VVchllyV leterenl? ' ‘10Mstheiieeniugofsnspace, .2 , ~- ~'

for the 00111qu
VAud thine eyeswith star-beamsdaught, . l f-

For Sale Cheap or to Kent.

1
DWILLING Noting“ oclv twgnyslahrs (3.0.321)

n. x? Locxwoon. , '3

ry'addreestpi.‘ D. Tavior

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The “wormed
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crucei atlonVr of° the First Kc

no]: SALE

rumour. a‘Vere's Of l nexus. snows.

 

mason a nmmm, ':

“1195119518 and Ogupselors atLaw, Ind

 

‘Indi’ii dgconsistin of

Iithe late residence of Ed-
11.. Said laudwiii be sold on

 

fl 41‘on suits of roomson

miliiu any or dwelling.
ply to d.Vlal'ues Kitten Var lambs VShers'vV'Vcod.
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ward Comatoek. deeeaac .

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ALSO, PENSION AND PATENT AGENTS. ‘ I

12. o. mucosa-mos:

CROOKER Y,

AND DEALERS IN

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.VVReons- No.4 Danette Building, . ('Norwalk, Conn. imam“: place; navafifiqetégoall

sooarn w. winson._V s. natnxx mum. , mmfim‘mdflmflwd "m m.
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salad bn' the-north

‘ use our
FIRST-C DOS port.) the east house

 

.4 ,. ALEX. e4. ransom, j
“-’e-0&6!“ of the First CoagregatieaelCharcku—

masons {nut out on NEW toner, 4V_ VT

Teacher of the

, Phone-Forte, Organ and Vilusssal: Cssm-
“tion.

In New York,V care of Wm. A. Poud Vt Cc.,_8ilo
Broadway.

(OrganistTrluityChurch, Bridgeport.) V.’ T

 

flowchart of. ,

FRANK MEAD «St 00¢

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CONFECTIONERY, no..."

'Iig su' lt- bmchel- TON rem; also foureeparate
Lote- c.,,momm 100 acres, to s
on nanares; “90.: one Stone eQu‘

 

 

Superior futility of Ice Cream.

o‘ifis'i‘fih 'a‘u'b mums SALOON, ; n, ",V
Gasette Building, 4' ‘ ‘Norwali. Cebu. 3‘3
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W-B SKIES, ls. D from the Real
0 Op thalm‘lc Indrmatory. to
and Surgeon for the E e In Danna

also Nervous maladies or

electing Females; Allo'f’n

a l gstudy, achd success“ eprtctice more‘l °thaa

Diseases 01 the hub {snoo- In
" damages E.“ I
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Wood, Willow and Iron Hollow Ware, 4 "
ry defies-intro, Manufacturers in
list, Street 1:05: apps

Heaters, Ranges, Stoves dz Furnaces

with all their appurtenances.

aten'ol with Competent Labor ‘

with necessary BENDS anli.
SHEET LEAD LIGHT

, and TIN WAEA

Naud LAMPS. Only agents for

tfonl Earth Closet to.

Commodes on exhibition: circulars for free circ _a-

in ablock- of five, ‘ltu‘gV 1th hexane“. h

and, "with modern
Earsflus'tia; glorwalk, or

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an aid: mid long backhand
‘r‘ea'r O‘fSVo
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r'arss' ons'ibss on a
on Seven-Thirties sent in return, will). bureau theft
Financial AgeatnPal

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occupied ll
re’eBaViiwa‘y llama Pb‘ se not": v‘eu mim-

Also, Rooms with power to rent.
noxazor.o.Norwalk.'Conl- f It! . - " ~

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her vcrydeelrebie
gent Avenub, Down

nYah
b300,“, 'féV-V‘piace cmses laI

TILEA PIPES fordralll
Tand PFORCE PUI

- V ltVISA'AVVcV amen,” EVE subscriber oil‘ersfor Oats
P“ Egifienu I '
” FEE 11$" ‘ ‘ —- ' osIeII II use In! “a y,
H NASH ' ”mshnm43' as shbscrlber, situa-

 

mnb-“m‘ 6“” ”and? obsnrn JONESl

2 ~- 1m LOVBIVISV. ‘ ' "
Come away, the clouds it‘e' highs;
Put the dashing needles by. . .
V.Kany days are not to spare, — _ 4
Or to waste, myV fairest fairiV
All is ready. Comc tc-day,
hr the eminent, ilei ray; -
When she findeth that the' whole-
Of heriove,audall.ber soul.» , - »=' 2 '

38330913.: Cannot forth of her sweet throat.
9‘ ' Sobs the while she drew her-V breath; V

In a silent ecstaVsy‘

“fa-many "Che’stniit'shc'avc {Or hours and hours ’V "
:31! $5' Allthcgioryof thelrdowers " "-

 

“ . To the melting blue above;

I‘thrs‘s: ,.. ' 'That breeds over them like lOve. ‘

’ Leave the garden-walls, where blow V‘ II ' .-
Apple-blossoms, pink, and low " ‘ '

ll
slt-Z‘ -Orrlered .hidsbf tulips due ”" " '

Sash the blosepme—Iuade divine
V _.With ascent that is their eoul—.—. . . .
These are soulless. VBrianV the white _ V ,
oriliy Vania fo bathsinlight. . -
wai- tb‘r sorrow aesrm‘ are arrow: ‘ ’
Berth is found and air Indies, ’ ‘
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For of rum my soul besonght,

'n‘. “3““ ?S;% feed-4 7” 2 And was shown" a 'g‘llmp's'e of thine, -
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. 'Aivelled mm with divan 3 ' 2
r-Snilgfi in Meet 1019’s despair,

Wright“ Forthstiifeisbrietasfair..4...._ .,

V ' _ Who hath ghost, he yesructhVV must. V4
Sine haucefdrth, a's heVretcfcrc. ' , '
2st an. hammock. , '
Vrrdls'efistdoy .‘thslee'e't shellfish»;
Ashlin ith new-opened eyes 2* r
at» 4‘! 9r.,.tlrst'wbich.lles
it "got Ill hopped
in”? 95 uh.”

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ted on Cajun Street.-
- contains ten Mlle boulder
Furnace and gaspi

 
 

tion. Agents for the
N ovelcy Olothn ees Wringer,

33'2‘21‘ m;
3 unfi-

MISS M. M. SMITH,

oedte. Vaulcaud cellar. . V

V pee out. Louiexso‘on’.

. witth garden andmbuh auce ofFrult. Loca-
luBrl rt on Tuesdays and Fridays. Ncrwalk tionevery wey desirable. and place in goodfrepair.

West 0 blends and Sam turdsyl. For farther particularsen ui’reof -
‘n‘ p rt, " Wu. C. VVVS'iigIB'r, or on the premises.

Ara. WILCOXSON.

N ORWAI K HOTEL

sunsets. stun” """ mm”‘"n‘W°'mflfir"é "" ’ '
' V-44iehed Feels sackiey- they- needs mastslghg. 2 -

millionth:

masts, seas.

bcnabsent from t
I“ for sale his larigie.‘ '

II? M if ISuowopeuedforthWoV
14 4 has ‘11th ted

. thrmloi ill thermiide V .
~Musrlm II. 4-“- 1’99““ ‘ VV, Ailfairdoweretotoudltbyfeet, V

r‘ty located'nearFius Ills Bi er. ‘V

- ‘r' “"5190. Whilespsrksof’ilre, . . ' '
-. mdlndhoveraudasprnn . . 22 - ..1

Add theputrsched grass pak4es sweet,

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Teacher onsVingVis'IE any! Ilse mono Forte V ‘

ht according to Bassiui'emostap-
Particular attention given to
the evelopmeutandCultivatmn of the voice.
course of instruction ml: or specmllyadapted to Choir, V
at inyif desired. Address Box 31 P. 0., South Nbr-
we a. or call at the Old Well Hotel.

W. H. SWORDS,

and cold water, furnace

VomVpVVriVsVem Ibout- t ree acres, on which there

walling Houses and
which. well stocked with

 

at r: 4',“ ‘
1k.” 9%??? mefi'l'nc': fifth

DARLISV L. RAYMOND

udon PhysicMl an Norwalk, January 30th,. 18le 9nd” .twoh” dwc ling! on

4- “Also sin and lambs!“I
lain- street-b01010

' bent Mt on l’ai8

Also II.IiVxly Bulldiu

in
villm “O 'abose mitt“?
modeling "me, on ll!

 

I” econ manure nor on West: '
“a; “10411;. 0“ 13‘?an Harrison, ‘O .WILL 3280131) on accom-

iu'c'atiVVr'm to the owner.

 

years." Can be ecu-u ted (gratis) at his

', lacy. o'ver tueSt‘oi-e orxua nap knickermaufllrash- BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE.

11 ton st.. South Norwalk, rome A. 2., to a r. u. ..

eDr. will visit VVVVpVadIthVe during theV day, when IT];

 

t sold before the

ilcrclrant Tailor?

coma wasnmosoxm Viagg 33qu
scum nonwanx, comm,

Scotch Chevoits, Meltons, Grape and ' " 4 ' ' ' ' "

English Coatings,

MADE UP IN STYLE, AND AT LOWEST-PRICES.

good fit warranted and made as the customer may
want it. Cutting done for others to make as hereto-V

4 am of lay, it will alga on sold .. Rm” 133%;
South Norwelk, Darth 4, 18l1V. V

4 REAL ESTATE you 3.14m;
IN WESTPORT.

mt corneas socsn- me two‘- acres errand,

situatedon Pros
rt, commanding a
and. Also nine sores-of
Compo school house

f 55:3?ng no eIVi-z-V

Prgp'eet llfil),mbar and .
monotone: "'1;
" Melee 2._h‘es2‘been meme 4

 

 

Alli 3min, Sc” made by 9:.
our own direct 'eu‘erlV o
of gettln tth same hiirV as city with.I is, at Wc‘ed's

 

__ 4 sscan be sure
road Sise of lots til Init- pur- _

and situated near the

JPSID TO, ' ’
oVVr JAJIVEVS mun Real Estate Agent. pou siteS
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.2-1ulred. V VV VV
on. .s. o. BABBOUB, aflnm
DENIEIST, VV asses. ,,
I Honwm' can}: : oil.1k of the glans rice If forth articlfl

OMceinGas tte Buildiu Boo No. over ack- mfl' no =11qu s. 01' er
.seuBro’s'I'tbre. p g, It 8’ :gsll‘eofV DNBT

Nitrous oxide or Laughin Gas administered when
desired. ‘» —-1—~.

Pars AGENCY -- " mm
1“" . B snooo

Agent and Salicltor of Patente,_

Mechanical Draughtsman and T"

the lie I alfrtlr'weet' of Union P

. _ DIODE]. ”AK“ ' . ' viiiagepaud easy of access, having an extensive view
of the village VandAhaVrbor, ,gprieee lowfidfitggyasy.

1y?” Winnipauk, Conn. V V

.. c. s. LOCKWOOD,
Fashionable Drapcr&Tallor
Gentlemens Furnishing. Emporium,

Main Street, Nor-walk, Conn. . g:

_AGVENT FOR. THE

Also, a LARGE ASSORTMENT or HATS and CAPS

NEW and RARE PLANTS.
Ruse: Geronimo lemons;

Bedding Out Plants, Shrubs,
" Fruit Trees of all kinds, ‘

Raspberry, Blackberry do Strawberry

EARLY ROSE POTATOES. TOMATOE”,

EGG, PEPPER & CELERY PLANTS, doc

Also FLOWER AND VEGETABLE SEEDS. BO.-
QUETS, WREATHS, BASKETS, CROSSES, and oth
er Floral Decorations arranged in the best style of art
to order. gig for descriptive cats]

5,
South Nor-walk. CtV.

LEWIS HUBBELL, Dealer

' ’-
Franklin avenue and Washington streeV
gilt. purchasers. luquierV of

FOB SALE.

NG LOTS fronting on Union Park: from -
$01,500 each;.ionchVtiVon .

WILL?“ m, ' .uy, chances r. TUB

' “BUILDING Lou's.”

ll undersizaedodbr tcc Salesome of. the most

desirable building sites in the yills'ge, lying along
ark, convenient to ithe

 

many, and all parts of :1!” e for .
.. .. ”Fl! Dépot, Conn.
VV g'hon'g' Wanted Inn New supplied. .-.

The Largcst Stock cf Sheet music pér'ta'iVniVnc f<4H1wgreatworkor ilhdcrmiuing
N this Coanty, at. WIVED’S JEWYV STORE.

_-VA141_ New music will be added _Is 'eoon as issried. .2‘ .

.. VA nsnesfl sup manner. Discourse To“; spree! in I ”@5ng“, or éngmééfi

 

FOB SALE IN WILTON.

in: old Major Bclden place, situated directlyil
front of the Episco
for sale on reasonable
la and best located building sites anywhere in
this vicinity. For furtbfleVrl-Vfiartic

Wilton. Feb. 7, 1811.

Form for Sale at Wilton.
HE “DauielAilee” farm, containing 41 acres
laud, well watered: good buildin.
five m'iuute's’. walk. of
uon’s station. on the DAN. Roi. road. Terms easy. or
will exchange for village property.- Appiy to SAM-
UEL BEIBS cannon’s station, Wilton, or toVS. E
"Olmstea'd,Norwalk, Ct. Dec. 2,1870. ‘ V

al church WI ito

321$- LOCKWOOD. .
Somalia-Sept; 2t, 1858. . ‘ “ ""
' . 11111 Property
:FOR SALE.
DI subscriber odors for sale his Iii. Property sit-
natedia West Norwalk, about t'wo miles rrom
Vt, t_hrcemiles from South Norwalk, and
In New Canaan, consisting ofa
led him to es hlgbr 85x18 feet, with about 12
three acresofland,
new. used asaS awn ilibnteaitable flora manufacto-' ' _

not am my“?
: f JAMES FINNEY, 1“Real

1 ' ofth bscrlber,
Singer Manufacturing Co’ a . wgghmnmmnm

 

0 FOR SALE.
VERY CONVENIENT ONE-HORSE CAR- vviii be when completed and ready for the
BIAGEV' with mm” 'e'-m I" mo b" mun)” application Of the final- electric spark, which

' ' 12.13. CRAUFURD
at National Brink of Norwalk.

.4 more sun}, .fl: 4
A VERY NICE CARRIAGE,

BENCH 0R PARK PHETON—with three
seats, intendedm for six
fence, Bradley '.er

Vpsrlen 119V

 

 

NE LOT on Golden Hill next to new house of H.
WILL, 80 foot; front by 811 feet in depth.
,Trnetee, Vor. GIORGE
AV.R'AYVMOND. South Norwalh, VCVo'an. . V . m

 

I'll-st VPr'eniiu'in Semng “hiya,-
The best Machine for genersi Mworka

C- ortis’ s Building, Ma__in Street, Norwalk, Ct

Timber, Lumber,
Shingles, hath,“

7Buiidérs’ilfcrdwai‘c, Sci, 4'

Real Estate for Sale.

EB land- belonging t6 the estate of George W

- 1 T and comprising some of the most desira-
ELBBB'E -. CURTIS, x . - ble propeynmfill ’Soath N orwaik, is now oil'sred for sale:

Merchant Tailor, at a Whargam bytes trustee of tastestlstaeiw

Benn
grunge cussrsn VF.'1V‘OI:LRS, IBOuth songs,

Festivals Pollux Sailing Philips,

so, furnished with

H
.C
a
'.‘.

SODA WATER

 

\leuts’ and Youth’s Clothing cut and made to order
at short notice, of the best materials. in the iatgl

{L y lch, by experle'nwd workmen. Prices reasonablm; ON

Etna Insurance 00.01" Hartford, Creed is Farms district, known as the “De Peyster .
Place,"coutaiuing ten acres, with a first erus couu- .

IDCOI‘PONM 15'”? M." Perpetual. ’ try residence, good barns, carriage house'che' house,
ififidfor “Rf tugetger with s‘li' this Boluse- . V
re cart ages one, cowan pou try. :
ensures against 1°” and u by Fire,on te The lace is attacked wit a at abundance of i
adapted to the hazard, an consistent with km! 0,. m“,- ham”; ‘5’," '4
the laws of compensation. peaches, itrggégflwgupbeguh lackbe'rrf
rants, oos es, e c.
2 8°19 53°” I" NMW‘H‘ and vicinity. six “regaof meadow, one acre of onions} oae‘ acre of
, two acres of lawn and homestead;
Nos-walk Insurance Company. sessiim given immediately if desired. Price 315,], coo. -
, For further particulars enquire of
NORWALK, CONN. . JAMES llI T,CHELL Real Estate A'gentV and Auc-; -,
' Conn. or or the

capital and Assets,

» GEORGII‘ R. COWLES,

I’Vald up Capital, $100,000
Wu. C. Bram, President, One. 3. Cownas, Sec' .

mum. Treasurer.- . T

lowing Insurance Com

SARSAPABILLA

in any desired quantity, by '
S. GRUMMAN, Manufacturer,-
under Raymond’s new building. lulu St..- Norwalk.

NEW STORE

HE subscribers have taken the store in Quintard’s
Block, recently occupiéd by the Post OM, and
are now prepared to serve the public with a general

Choice Groceries, .
Flour, Feed, "Grain,- _‘

V Day, Straw, etc.,
.' ' V whichthey'wiilseli at
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

at the lowest market rates.- -
VBVeVry edVOrtV made to please.

AT WHOLESALE Alli RETAIL.
. OFFICES AND YARDS.

Water Street, Nos-walk,
sstf Washington Street, So. Norwnlir

ll. H. WEBB 8t 00.,

F619 Sale. ' I

E of the most desirable places on Long Island.
Sound, situated. in the town of VWestpo'rl, m

 

 

$0,032,380-10 w. id

And other articles too numerous ate mention, .
making a complete .

Country" Stare,

All of which are Offered at the lowest possible
prices. All kinds of COUNTRY PRODUCE wanted.
for Cash or in exchange.

snso. nun. newness session-s. 14V

‘ : GRANGE-I10! BUSINESS

The land is dividedlnto

c031 at: wood,-

“III 0! IAISIIAL 812, SIIII‘I'H IIBWAll.

LEHIGH, LACKAWANNA, FRANKLIN, PRES-
TON, SCRANTON, DIAMOND RED ASH,

. , . tioueer,
~4o..o.c..mu, . {Romano premises. sooner a.

VERY VALUABLE

BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE.

HE subscriber has six Building Lots for eaieu
f slituatedflpu VVtéhe Isa'accgill‘feétrsi pidperty, and .
. ron ngsou . we as e es ra e rcnti
- A'SETS “YER $25,000,390. - 3n we-"fOi'ienmCl AlesoEVwolot’sladjoi uianszV' the "gig-—

’ enceo vcr ar eotwo' c on air siree
GEO. 3- COWLES, west or the Catholic 'Cemetery. A‘ll will bite will

'1‘ tN audlseues cies forthefoln cheap and on accommodatin terms. .
scan a 0mm“ ”on u if ' JAMES FINNEYE Real ESL“: Agent.

 

and all other desirable varieties’of Coal constantly
on hand, and for sale at the lowest market rates.

Hard and Soft Wood out any length

douu.mms.1y25

C. M. GRUMMAN,

Patrcnade' solicited.

 

Plumbing and Roofing.

bought out the stock and
Knapp is prepared to do

 

DB subscriber hsvlu

 

Etna, offlortford,‘ Assets Jan. 1st, ’68. 5,068,880
Dom ofN.Y

rn of N. in,
Home,ofN. H. .u “ “ “ 1,583,I19

lute

 

Fixtures Vof .l’srvie;_

PLUMBING.

VaTVIlllV ROOFING, FURNACE WORK. '

GUTTERS AND LEADERS
4' madeandputup. V :
ROOFS ”PAIRED -AT SNORTV NOTICE. I ‘

FOR SALE.

DB well-known propert in the city of South
yJam'es Lucas, and
,ia offered for sale.
ti on on Main Street.
emoat desirable Vbnsiuess; places

‘lnfitmew on Mfirearm it
'37

Practical lioichmaler anileweler,

translate, mouse a smss’
WATCHES.

eSalivar In Plated

u 'er u u 1'“s"“'T
Veteran Horec sheer, James D. Shea,

3.: figknygfiitw“ 1‘? cV'V" 21”“ 1'“ Vilma?“ ' hand on' the instrument. He turned a small'V 4’

VGIVBMB Alel‘lu' ’»"
ISAAC CHURCH, JR.

‘ N
Se urit train. ~ “ 2 " “ “ 147”"
c I O N y. u ,“ u as $1,330,}: ngzl‘lftzhteR‘O-dgei‘; I.“

S ringd‘eldF..V':£.HV. “ V“ n ,. . meg-Wail??? neofte

II la Al, ‘18,!” :flch an ”Glam
“ ” V“ ”'9‘” Agent, or 3:1 theprentis

 

 

 

 

 

North America, H’d., “ h “ “ “
Norw c “
Peo lVe’I. Worcester, “ “ “ “ {00.0”

3"“ at N. Y. “ ' ‘.‘ u as lea
cnwxf u, as V“; x; .V' 2.000

" Wee r'of New Risen; N. Y., ’ ’. 2 £2509 - one pub
reple'e or Kiddietown, Conu., n. ‘- 115,000 ll

Enterprise of Cincinnati , 1,000,000 (lmce,

And other Companies, Stock and Mutual. in Connecti- “3-.-

cut, Kassacbusetts and New York. At 80. Non-
walk. application may hemadeto WK. '1‘. (RAW.

Planing Hill 06..

Builders and other! are informed that this Comps
.ty are now prepared to execute in the best manner.
at short notice. all kinds of ’ ’

Planing,
and Tunisia.
'll'pkeyd' wilisslsoVV furnish on the most rcaaonahie terms
I

Lumber and Timber,

and mauufactureto order,

Blin d8 ,
' ' Doors, Etc.
BAIIVUSTBBS, NEWELS. V&VC., .

' for Stairs and Railings, and

Black Walnut, Ash, Cherry,m1tbw'ood
&c., kept constantly on head. ks th .
0 UPS. 0! near I
ngmgfigum? gym to SOUTH NORWALK.

“Mme... * . 4 REAL E'Sl'll'l-E44BBUKER

Keeler eke. Hope,
HOUSE Alli) sldll PAllll'Ells,

NVear Psst VOd‘che, . VV VV SOUTH NORWALK, CT
8" Churches. Halls. Public Bciidlii s, and Bell
aucestVFrescoed and Decorated in big est Vstyle‘i: .
e Ir

 

Ncrwallc Dye Works.

a “b“m' "m “mm m WWI-"W39 sot-Vol oVVt VVlV-‘nrpl'turc, ntV Owner’s '
. Residences.
Her-grapes to Rent
Furnished or Unfurnirhed.
V VPLACES FOR SALE VARYENG IN PRICE,
4 from 85.000 to $50,000 6
'2” orders left“ the UNION KARI“. Kitchelifs
III it filled to “The American Submerged Force Block, Noerelk, Conn. 'm Munro!“ awe-ho?

JAMES MITCHELL.

'1‘ will still endemic to receive orders' or nysl yslng all .
in ads of goodgsshetetofonu It his ce foot of -“
strum“. ”us has made arrangemen's soon”. we
work executed sttheuoted Shani-Inna, Dye Works,
until he caurcg'establish his own Works. recently de-
. atroyed by fire.“ 'A continuanceof‘tberpublic atro-
nago is solicited. Y.

4Ga4.s .
Steam 4 retina.

WEI. .GLOVIR. at his works on River Street, is
ep aredto' on all orders in the sbovsline.

romptness and at low rates. He invite!-

Pam, "fthr whiclahe is Asteutl.I 1:1," dloubihtacting.V
. .uou- recs In proves o e e c ea most
' VVVeleeleVut, r'efi’sbielaiul 'dur'abiepump in use?” '. IV!

 

 

_sgs, and Trimmin

code from Importers auO
ya. so that urchasers

LweryVVahr 5311311,: Stable,

‘ l t
Hm“... um! ,2‘3335 gagging AS. a great lung tester. It was Vb,th a flash of

1 AIM, lllllll- II All. IIIIS IF .‘l’ll,4V Slim
. IIII All I"!!! 'AIEVV.

JAMES M. BOYER,
Basement of Raymond's New VVBVVuiining,V corner oi
Street. 315

 
 

line. Iamrec. ring frseh

lemhcturers every few
will have the adv'a'ntag‘eV of all the new sty ea aVaeoon
they are‘ out.“ Please call and e‘xamlne my it'ockV-

.—PIrtl'chiar attention as
lug 'ane- www.mlreb Citing m

Ily’mlliock, opposite Lucas Dots}, So. Norwalk

RATIFULLY returns thanks for the vcry liberal. V
heretofore extended him by a gener-
usol'clte a pontluuanee or the same.
.k'e'n a' desk at t3. '3. II
Room No. 4 Gazette Buildlu,
VrVeafter be found, or orders cauba
mpt attention ‘to the' buying and selling or .
tats, renting of ple'c‘es, Auctions-ring of real .
and 1personal property, the collection of debts, to.
and will make every reasonable exertion te pleasedil

SOUTH NVOBWALK who may favor him with their patronage. '

JAMES MITCHELL,

 

 
 
 

eyehight by chaVrlug' preserva- ' me

VVYr’Jn can me or sew all night
on VeVerstV Can be bopght only at .

1““:be lug' .

CABBENTBB All]! BUILDEB.
I- beer-lucr- bhldinfbru'i .“
walkthathe'p V d 4tl‘ilVeVV citizens 0me
' ' tell of its branches,

by contract, or b I day's work.- and solicits ashare of
patronage. 'Wil Vtry to please Sbob Center avenue,

VSAMURVLB. FITOR.V 4'71" .

TEAS. GUI-TEES AND SHOES.
' VDUTY' REDWCVED
Further particulars eee IVmVVaVVllV bill '

Vat o_. a s. n. nebulae,
’ ' '1Vs snail, grinning.

-R4a:.ym4ond -»Br6‘a.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL-mime” m

‘hrv; llllllll run Vuooo low

 

 

are" now prepared so
and complete assortment of all artlc

AFirIt-Clase Grocery Store, - ‘course.;' At the suggestion of- our "gentle-

of them quality. and mo. 'mauly guide 'w'e‘e‘nte're'd the tunnel named .-

[lowest Market Rates.

The, "'n‘” “a“ ‘°’&°‘°”...‘.’fio.':§“::§'.2' richest qmiz- vein abcnuds. There were
"m'm' "m" "“1 “mm the brawnv miners, drilling away- in their
dismal tomb, for tOiUVSII seemed dismal, but:

inn.
V‘“‘c°'-"P'°” can? lam‘1""""V.to them it use seconduaturc. Ahcuialiibet.

 

hich ca'ube ,1f_oun
regated enameled
better and cheaper:

ALL KINDS, our hit 1 pm
“nut“!!! “materials,
' lent Bolt-so. 4 .
dies, “rum. :hsvs Human allow 'to m. .. . _

“.CJ . Rendle's. Ito
liessVre. WileoVu 6- CaVVse’e .etore, Norv'glkfr; Or
took orwalk.

'GRUAIAN'S VSOVA'VPV AND CANDLE WORKS,
, , ' andgeileld Station, Conn.

City Intelligence Oilioe‘. ;
DE subscriber, at hieiutelllgeube Olece, Vfoth rVer -
.Mill Hill. is prepared to furni sh

GOOD SIR VANZS, RAM HANDS: LABOBVERS,” .
Vetc.,:r to find good- places for those out of' employ-"VV

He is also 'age'ut for the?! sale of miles! IstIte.
ODN A. DONNECKRR, Agent.

'AUCTIONEER,

' its-men nsrcnunve' Bacon,

or ordinaryuse than any other

 

 

 

 

MS'AND LENGTSS,
our gro onnnn.

Agents for the celebrated »
anknnfi‘Coal‘o; lsykesle Valley.
‘ ' South Norwalk,Ct.V'

OYS'BERB

, WALL STREET,-

. MINER. corn. , '

n.1.rot.l.ns'_ ' - » i or“ nusrnnzvcn's,

OPEN OB IN THE SHELL, ‘ ‘
4 1' VV'ro rsuruss On no The mm.
in quantities tesuitpurchsscre.

BBIGK BBIGK i—

"a" fiflrfiggfij mu??? will vary—somewill be bored to the extent -
WNW 4 ‘of 100 feet, and others more; the Farragut 2 ,

tunnel, No. V1, will be 400 erétin length. All '

Foot amnesia. oh," 4

E- To in}; PUBLIC
s'ubi the vi Maybe I- l
VVhle'en'V farshbl meat, SoutGIONolri-‘w'ell‘ktgsfin

gallons or N crwalk tor th
extend dedto him in the past, and .w'o‘uldre-
Iy invites continuance of the same to his. -

The wsubseflber would also give notice that hereaf-. .- I _V

ter he'will dgvot‘eihleslhtiretimecangenergiésto the 4-.. . ,.; .4 r:

an s 0 one rae s ass-2's." 2
m9“! 8!. 530.,-

TWENTY.“ “I“ mmdimoustrated that
‘ W W m
Felt, Cement and Grieve! Roofing

is the best recdngia -ase..— It will not corrode, will
not crack, and" wflruotrieak;
falr triaVVl testify that it‘ head no masts!)

your: theme
h‘sve had this 35mm put‘o on.
cosh dealers, foot of III“ Hill

gRUFUS AVDAKS.

 

 

 

Farms and? Country Seats,
nought, Sold,VlVlented and Ixehsuged, I I
INTERIOR DECORATVORS, .315 ”Vi 51' ATE, 5179.05.52
' FURNITURE, &e,

at public and private sale.

NOEIOE. 4 AUCTION SALES or Houses. Lore. nuns,
AND rsusoxm. mercuric;

 

 

ICE, ICE, 102..

If you want what ie pure 'VaVud N'
At a reanuabieP

Follow no; new DRY '

But send fonts in a ’1‘th

Fer we' have the is
up in this town, whl

. “NJ“ modest
itytopleeee andVV .2. all-hie

‘ ~' 2'3 L.
mgNonflhéeptzfin 1%; ,sgsn :5 in: s5:

memorabilia

ina’ddis’lgnedwouW
the citizens in this mm. that he basins:
titted ups New “Drug Store, _4

comma or WASHINGTON my paper .3... V 4 ,5

. :lwlntwmhefemw .
- P URE'I newts G s ,
o_f errorcnl'wsfius‘ ' '

 

 

Ali‘who have given It I
erlor,_ and the In!»

 

hilly :a'ahouuee to the other

names-Is non sew

H'ubllc that be has now

men ofHARNISSh

rials hwhich bowl“ 8 LEA AI [40

mm furnished at any other smaller

Now for the orders. LVet'
WM B SWAN.

respectfhily' inform the

on hand 34 300.1 assort- wili receive prompt

.VsVV. Vq. nocannn,

‘ me have them th once. and: ins“ mung,
' fiftbss offihfiflfallwayflmt.

AZARUS allotrll'uce
clesare to be had only at Wee'

_ DININGEB’S
an LONDON nocx‘d'nt, ' 2
one COGNAC annual}. 4.

 

 

FANCY 7.42m o'cmviz' narrows,
PATENTMEDIOINES no.
day and night; CaWrmghmlussmebuudiu
animus Why‘d“ isms-11237..
VS.F. 303,301!

'0 svcry iti mad
he ’ c!" Mn°om£emfi‘ans
Vchet_ cfworkmeu, - Call and try us

«maroon.

 

 

 

 

 

'TAiinbVeV world is w'iltiilg Come! "' 6 ‘-
Z: - Milli IMO! I“ M For".

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- ; J. BLASTING’AT'HELLGATE‘
So much his béeVn said one writté'u Of the

‘ glen-t engineering Operations now going on“
. “V or Hillet’s Point, East River-.161" the recon:
onus outdoors... which” impede navigation ‘

' iandtherehave been so 'inhn'y impc'rfect acn‘

" cOuhts g'ineii' ofit which have b’eeij Obtained
"from irresponsible sources thu't 'a'u nttacbe

c'fthc semi-so was inducéd' id visit the
prose in Order to better iufc'rm our readers;

' Applying to the genial and courteous Gen;-
fl‘llfl'vud" Newton, Engineer-in Chief, we receiveda
permit with explicit instructions to the rcsi- -

*dcnt engineer to alibi-d us all the necessary

Dru“- on “104V BO ygl Basile of- information On Saturday last we visited

'~lhe’ Vpin'ce'V Vau’d mn‘de a tour (of obSei-vation,

- to- accompany chose reu‘d‘erV what Service
1he could in explanation Of the- peculiarities

a river. ' - . e
Irrm' w‘oxnrm' 'o'r mermaids.
Previous to our descent 'in'ioV 'th’eV sbafl be

5' working guide, explanatory of the configura-
lied and tunneling of the rockey- bed,-' as it

will hurl, in-onVe' grand iinstanianc'ous-V-dis-
charge, the stubborn. barrier to navigation
which has" been such ablight an’d' eyesore to
our mafitlme interests, and which will, when
remOvcd, be a saving of’4.150 miles to Out-

"W" 3"“ ”$32; "going and incoming vessels of any draught;

makers in this country. This is one of their best and Sandy Hook, with its sand bars, danger-V
carriages. Used but very little. Sold for the want

_ V WM. B. E. LOCKWOOD. .
4 .. NASH .c'i IVES, _

8:. E M o V E D
' TVHVEVIR GOODS VTO THE STORE '

5' HAIN STREET, (Fitch’s Building) said that some of the steamship com] auies
And have a complete assortment of

Boom AND SHOES,- __
03003 VRIE’S. .
VDRY- Goons

o‘us winds on the coast, and rOun‘d-about way,.
4wiil be ignored 'by foreign craft. The 'fine
water-front of the East River, on either side,
‘ will then present a different aspect from
what it does' now, as the heavy foreign ship-
ments will be transferred to the east side
of town, Brooklyn and Grceupoint. It is

have aiflady negotiated for the lease or

' purcbhse of sites along the Water-frent of

Greeupoint tor the location of their different
lines' m anticipation of the 'openiug‘ of the
Hell Gate channel. He also explained the
vairioue composite of the rockey strain, and

' - the relative mineral- substances; the strength

of poivder required‘ m the blasting of ada-4
mantin'chard'ness', ~ the obduraie drills used
by the miners; and after 3 theOréli'cal
diagnosis of the {23ch of- electricity, which
they employ entirely in the mining Opera-
lion’s, he gave us a forciblc‘ but practicable

“ggfigfigfiggfiwgmfiggwcmy2,390,? illustration thow completely the electric

Horse Slocum & J uh Blacbmihinu

Having secured the services of the

'spark does the work. Producing the in~
strnmeut and a small wire, at one end of
which o... appended a small-bell resembling
a rifle‘ cartridge, he placed it beneath 4a can
and requested-us to take the other end of
Ltin-.‘wir'e in' one hand and “plcce .the other

crank and instantauflusly the Spark passed
through our whole system, striking the wire
V- and exploding the substance beneath the
.. can. We were in ignorance as to the effect
cf the sensation- Our supposition was that
it would be sinsilar to a magnetic shock. It

lightning , such' is its effect in blasting, and

'- SM 03.00" “well In.
Mm "‘4‘ mNfiWkfi‘k Egg; {$3.3 5‘51"; such will be its grand Ved'cct when the tunnels
4.1.8. JON

New mCaanuc April 1.: VisV‘Vfo.

GROCERIES

Provisions
Dcmmon

are all drilled, the powderVV chambers fill'ed,
the wires connected, and the electric spark
applicd-4-the sequence of the final demolition
of the rocky contention.

on SHAFT.

1.0“!) Feed ‘e' We then- descended into the shalt to
(Y: Newcomb

fill“ “Po.“ R” $3?“le “33??
on e ew u a n

"I g'ubiic with afui

cs usually kept in"

beheld llic prodigious work or man. The
shaft isa ’gre’a't'rbu opening molde- iu the
rock at the point he land, and outward
"beucath' Viiic river the tunnels like their

in honor of President Grant,- and we're the

of stone had been removed, cud thc tunnel-
4 carved Out as if intended for thé passage ofa
locomotive and train of cars, and' 1's 1th feet.
wide. 4 ThereViVs only 8V feet of lene' between
the miners in 'this tunnel. and the mighty
bcdyV of water above,- The miners can hear
"distinctly the passiug cf the sound steamers,
' and undisceru what vessel it'.' is' from the
peculiar revelation of the wheel or screw
' "Thereare t_eu' tunnels; the lengtbof which

i nub

 

the tunnels are denied and numbered. In
distant, 4th galleries, which will be seven in

will encircle and form an intersection. In

.be charged with 500 to SOOJbs. of powder. -

 

focud' ill email ,quautr Ves

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pe.‘ ' and were surprised id learn him for ibe'Govn "
PASSAGE “me we 5° “d "fiffmd' Ge" eminent had progressed in the stupendous '
”work The superintendent kindly consented.

and agrees with me very well. At break-

the trees. or perform scme othér work about

‘ ing to 'walk.

the interior cf’th‘e' tunnels, 'ut 25.0.1 eq'ui’
number, are to be cut through, so thht they

the piers ofthese galleries will be inserted -

:the- powder-chambers, which will-be charged
in accordance with the hardness O'r softness
of the strata. The piers. Of‘the- itunncl will

The tunnels are-'=lu numerical order, and
Ire named respectively Farragut, Madison,
Humphrey, Gov. Hoifiiian, Shannan, chi'cr-
' ' somGra'ut McClellan, (the Grant and Mc-
Clellan tunnels being the V-two richest in“
quartz), Franklin and Jackson. Oxide Of’”
1 lion itch te,‘ Indiraces of ore ‘V‘gc'id are
t .- ”fl is; VP vqu'uart‘
veins. Threesnoiitbshgo, "Farragut

luniiei,"a't-‘a dept of 82' feet, in useam of (Vic-V
composed mica, tcrchiary shells were found,
which he's becncousidered a great curiosity I
to find in a primary rock,- and on that
account :was sent t‘OPrOf. Agassiz of Harvard
' Univcmlty,’ wbci very ably explained the
rcmkk'abid in'ci'deht. “Intersecte'd' with the

‘of2 modern en gibeb’riiig“ skill, hind toc muOVh

eering' 'op'c‘m'tlons crime" present century Vail

VBridVg'e; —1l’. '1’; Standard. V

 

 

Nate rm. larch 39 1871.

for this may ,be the effect Of. my way of life,

the body. These are performed with dumb. .-

My breakfast' 18 a simple one—hominy and
milk, or, in place of hominy, brown bread,
or oat- meal, or Wheaten grits, and, in the
season, baked sweet apples. Buckwheat
cakes I. do not decline, nor any other-article 1
of vegetable food, but unimal food I never
take a't breakfast. 'Tea and coffee I never
touch it any time. Sometimes i take a cup
of chocolate, which has no narcotic efi‘ect,

fast I often take fruit, either in its natural
state or tiesbly stewed. .
After breakfast I occupy myselffor awhile'

abOut three hours return,- always walking,
whatever beqthe weather or the state of the
streets. 11': the country I 4.4... engaged in my
literary tasks, till a feeling of weariuess
drives me out into Vibe open air, and I go
upon my firm or info the girl-den, and prune

them which they need, and then go back to
my books. I do not often drive out’ prefer

V In the country I dine early, and it' is only
at that meal that VI take either meat or fish,

and of these but a moderate quantity. mak-
ing my dinner mostly of vegetables. At the

siderabie part of my diet, and I eat it at al

I erua natural Temperance man, finding

That I' may rise early, I, of course,‘ go to

literary occupation which tasks the faculties

My brethe'r told rue, not ion.ince, that
'he had seen in 'a Chicago uewspaper,and

of taking quinine as a stimulant; that I
have depended upon. the excitement it pro-

and parcctics, and have always carefully
avoided everyV thing which spurs nature to

usual condiments, sucb' a4Vs pepper, and the

' T 2 .. ‘ .....
burg, tells of his being at a railway station
one day, and, wearied of wailing for the

ply, “but it’s nobz'll'n’. ”

and posters devoted to their work, but they

a: 16w ebb and no impression is made upon
the impeniteut. V'l'h'e' reasoir' lS ‘nOta want of
working power but of the heavenly fire that '
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:'nta storms and' Indian izflghlsw
e says the last light place no g'ct 'inlo was

Captain Price

He was ordered to make a cle-

Nothing suited Cursou bet-

The sequel shows how he succeeded

party of Indians,- and as they were

The Indians Vsaw them approacluurr and

“Yeds tcdoly—yonr are my prisoner l” .
' 'CatsOn; a‘flér questioning the chit-i a short

Carson and his men,

'i‘en o’clock came, and no. runu'erin

thing in camp was excitement and commo-

boot-leg an uai y iook'ihg bolster pistol, cock-
ed and presented directly in the face of the
old' chief, exclaiming: ' V

“Stand, sir! you are my prisoner."

“What do you mean. 9” asked Sandivere-
“I mean just wha't I VsayV—it" you movefire
inch you are 'u dead man.’ '

The Indians, seeing their cbeif' in danger,

with my studies, and men, when' m‘ “,an I started to his rescue, but CarsLon iOld him to
"walk down {V0 ‘the 0mm} o‘f The Evening motion his men back, or he would shoct him

Pest, nearly. three miles distant, and ailer on the spot The Old chief, well knowing
the men he had to deal with, instantly com-

plied aud motioned his men back. Carson
then 'iold'liim to order up his iivclve men
with tbeir'horses just "as he had received
them,‘and Leo with them; — This was instant-
iy complied with.

Carson then mounted the old chiefbehind
one of his men and started for Capt. Price’ s
camp, where Sandivere found things as rep~
resented by Carson. The runner had been
there, but had lost the trail, which had
caused the delay. Capt. Price gave the chief
many0 presents’ and escorted him -to his tribe'
He ever afterwards was a true friend to the

meal which is called tea, I take only a little whites, and 111 many. instances ‘1“! very “‘1-
bread and butter, with: fruit "- it be on the noble. service. Thus by the coolness, cun-
131,19 1.116“, Whél'Ve '1 dine later, I' make ning and downright bravery of Bob Carson,

but two meals‘a'day‘, 11mm makes a. con- this devoted band of twelve brave men
were rescued from certain death. Parties

most any hour-V of the "day without incon- ri2rhi here were with Carson at the time and
venienc‘e My drink is water yet I 9011,19' can vouch for the truth Of the above state-

times though rarely, take a glass 61' Wine. "‘e‘“

 

Somebod in New- Haven started a false
my “If ratherconflrscd than exhilerated by report that;y the Townsend savings bank of
wine. I never meddle with tobacco, except that city had failed consequent
to quarrel with its use. so cut a rush of depositors on
the street was blOcked upi, sad i: vsatslnsces-
; so to station icemea n on o e cor
bed early in town, as early as ten- m the torgreserve ordggaud keep the passage open.
country somewa earlier. FOrmVony years As me bank was perfectly sound each
-'I4 have avoided in the evening every kind of the othcrbanksin the city offered the Town-
send bank' $50’000, if needed, to meet the
such as composition, even to the writing of {,ggfl-Egggv $313.36“: $505333 éfi‘é’f’fi‘,
VIEIIEI'VSV, for “IS reason that It- EXCiteS the ner- no aid WES. accepted because none was need-

"was system and prevents sound sleep. ' ed. During the day some $20; 000 were
withdrawn and about $9, 000 deposited, and

so the scare ended.
““3"“ “he" W°S‘°‘“‘°“““"' “ 9"“ng? snfiblsflii Lilith”: dressings
in which it was said that I am' in the habit bridges that will not break down.

A son of the late President Tyler, only 21
years old is an Uhlan' 1n the Twelfth Army
.VVquces. iu writing my verses. and that,1u cou- Corps of Saxony, and served throughout the

sequence of using it in that way, I had be- Franco-Prussian! yacht Eggnog] bee? it‘cr Eve
rsamipmgs u en a e: ere u w en
' come deaf “3‘ post Ag to my deafness,y on meiosis of arms come he laid’

know that to be false, and the rest or the books and sought admission to the service.
story is equally so. I abominate all drugs By an especial favor of the Minister of War
Ihl s foreinruer was permitted to enter the
ranks of the King of Saxony Being a fine
oolr'iuv allant oung man be made an ex-
exertions which it Would “0‘ otherwxse ceileuao'gldicr, acid his record as son of an
make. Even with my foOVdIdo not take the American President was enough tocause
every Officer 9.11151 private;l fol seek his (13-011!!!-
iunioiisiii urmg t e utter part 0 l 8
”kg" 4 ' I am, sir, truly yours, Over young TyierV' rs said to have carried his
' ‘ 'W7 0311me cavalry iauceV into several Vhot engagements

’ 2 2‘ ‘ ' 2 A Boston lady advertises for alauudriss 4
FIRE AND FERvon—Dr. Arnol,‘ of Ediu- and wants to pay her Vin guitar lessons.

There are in the world about 120 000 miles

train to move, he asked one of the” men what of railway, that have cost $10, 000, 000 000,
the trouble was, ‘.‘Is there a want of water i” and give employ ment to over 1 ,000, 000, per-

“Plenty Of 4waler, Sir,” was 'ihc prompt re- sons
' A piay' is enacted' in a Chicago theatre in
So it is often With churches. They have a which a man is hung for. mu.

m ht the eating
large intelligent and wealthy membership, “due mug hanging him for
they cut him down he said be guessed they
make “"0 progress- religion With them is at had better get some one else. to lake hispiace
“his neck was not talented enough to play

got out of order and they

,.

“The hire cblssn;lahOrers.VVV ” 'fl ,
“The lore class—echo

Reminiscence. oIV‘old idols—The Broth- I {3‘ case
or ofth'e CelebriredV his Carson. ' The great .1qu heir has been

This celebrated consumer and trapper: defendant. George W wen, of P‘Wi’
yet. 'livés on fheMissouri river necr- the toan
ofArrow Rock "is thle, strict and hearty
able and willing to make many more like
V He is full- 6f anecdotes, aiid gives
V he'a‘vy quartz veins, the ihosi beautiful ver~ ‘15 many hdif‘bmmh 55031398 from moon‘-
ticaiiy stratified gaeis‘s reek has been found " '
‘ _ in large qu‘anlliies. :It’- would Vuof b'e' surpris-
lug iftb'ere was discovér'Od’ ler'g'ér quantities in “19 i‘wl' 1340 during the Male“ W01”
ofihe p'nre metal us' it'll the" evidénVcVeVs of TheMcxrcauswerccommrttmgdepl’cdalions
. Vminerai depcsits' have been found“ . Of all kinds, and had stolen some of the gov-
:m dw'ugwmbémm ‘6in': below ll)?“ emment horses and mules.
‘ldw water," Which is a'l'sd tbé floor line of the —aflcrwards Captain Sterling Price—was in
great shaft, from which scant-'- ‘7,ooo_ c'u’h‘ic command-of a company of-United States
-V yards have been blast“ and _Y0niOYC(lV' by volunteers, who were ever ready for a scout

hoisting 60fe'ct cud deposited on Vtcrru brute, 0" “ fight
'and Will be used for Pulldlng purposes, in- 1911 Of twelve Of his best men, and sendniicm
stead ofblocklug (mi: of the finest ports of 1" search -°f the 5‘01” properly. Twelve
entry in mower-1d; . - choice and you tried men were chosen.

The 'wb'oié of this was undertaking was Then came the ‘1.“0‘7’. Who '5 able and Wil‘
"conceived and 'de’visréd' by' Ma'jOr Géngr'pl ling iO' lake; commucd of this squad? It
_. . J01", Nervto'u, Major- 6f Corps of" U 9': 'r'niis't '-be' somc muVu whc can Vlaik with the
. Enginecré,audt6hiui the co'uu'tiy' will be different VIndidnlribeVs through which they businessiu 1812 t

.. ,1,de for one 0., the 3’93“?“ achieveméu S- V may have t'c qu'ss in pursuit of the Mexicans.
‘ Luckily for the synod. at this moment
V credit cannot be awarded firms one of Vthc' Bob Carson rode up, well mounted 0" 1‘5
.3 ‘greut'cct mathematiéidni bf thé 1‘ng V jfa'votite' hunting homo Léo. A shouflfro
’ MrfG ch; Rciibeimer, fillperlnleudeut a'an' the twelve brave men bid him welcome;
resident'jmiuiug engineer 'i's'ir' most remark; fhei‘r object stated and requesting him to
’ ”able man, ' a native “Switzerland, his nume take command:
' is identified with most Of the ghost Origin-Y1" than ““392
He told CoplgPVrice that be cOuld follow a
_ ova,- the World) 3,, 'w'a's the engineer in cold trail as fast as any living man could,
. charge. "of the: Operations {a the national and to give himself no uneasiness, that he
:ha’rbor or. Holyliead. England: H6 lix' ille- would bring his twelve men back and not
-‘ “Millicent "of- numerous compliments from: 1°s°”5°‘flpr f ' ’ " ”ii.
i kings; Vq'ueeifi, cuiperb‘rs bird the highest no'
'iahiiftlesz' in Europe: Louis PbiiiippVe, who
, Was once himselfblea‘cher of' mathemascs, 13:3“119 evening they suwrm the distance
’ .' called upon: huh personally“ arid cengl‘a'luv' ala
-. lulled bun upon hlefinc ability.- 'Hé adhereVs on friendly terms with the different tribes,
; strictly to the rule ornamentation] calc'u'l'a- Carson and his band hurried to overtake
‘tiou, and Will.- have n'O' one under him who- lbeVm', hoping to gain some infdrmzriiou cou-
is noteompelent to carry out implicitly his “rm-“g- "‘9 5‘9"?“ ‘
*- ordersgaslie'says‘succese' all depends iVJV'p'oVu Vb it“ ‘1 .f Vb
astrictob'servauce arms on (To “ e 0’ 9mm “in” 2“me and
Save {49! [mag geld wedges 399'“ . . r ,, O. ,.V one cbulrolliu'g mind.“ He 1;: :1]: sluggretsht: minor. came higher, hisxkecn cyc discover-
ofthe miners, mecblinice and mm“; of ed they were on Vibe wolf-path, but knowing
"whom he 'has'. under him two hllV'ndl‘ed no no Vicar, he Vrone up, and the Indians, 1,400
. number, “hwumd “Hakim, unmiu'Vdf‘ulV strong, closed wings, oan ccmpietely sur-
. ‘of'thc tfimt wbleh‘the Government reposes rouii'dcd them. Saudiverc,lhe ciVinVe'f, rode up
in him His med are all absfemicus and to Carson, exclarmmg: 4 '
2’ are devomdl‘y attached to biul' His mind is
-2 .vast and comprehensive. He‘ isq'uit'e' sangu-' .. , _
:. iuc= that attend! under the East' River, time,fouud‘tbat they were “Bombfii'sm‘d I
connectinch'wsYcrk and Brbokiyn, will be lost stock, sidien as they considércd by Uni-

completed in advance of the East Riser ‘66 5m“ W61“
The Mexicans had told him this tale to

2 - screen themselves. But all of intrigue could
From The .HcraldofHealfh not induce Sandivere to release him and his
Letter From I. c. nrya'ne’. -‘ 2 » .tW'JV-e mefl- . 4 '
. ,V . The next morning the Old chiefcomlnenc-
To Joseph H Riebagls, Esq ——_Dgar 33“,»; .ed making preparations to shoot and scalp
I promised, some time siucc, to give vo'uV his prisoners. Carson called him' aside for
song account ofm 11801180“le so far, gt' VVa talk, and finally persuaded him to send
least. as magmas .d er exercise, and, “cup..- .9119 of his best runners .to Captain Price’ Vs
tion. I am not guy-e that‘ it, will be: of any camp, and .if things were not found just as
use to you, although the system which 41 represerinVed, that on the fourth day from the
have for n‘y'a'n'y Wm. Observed seems to an- departure of said runner, Vat twelve o ’clock',
V'Vs'Vx'vVvér‘V my purpose Vyéy’V‘y'V well I have teacheVd‘ he might do with his prisoners as be pleased.
I pretty ddvaucefl periOd of life, without the The runner slarted
usual infirmilies of old age, and with my sanguine that everything would prove sat-
-8trenglh, activity, and thy faculties gen- isfactory to the chief, rcmoined their prison-
enl'liy' in pretty Vgo'od preservation How' 'ers 0119611311 and 11481507

On the morning of the foln iii day all were
adopted long ago, and steadily adhered 10,22 momentarily expecting the runner to up-
is perhaps uncerlam. . — pear. '
I rise 'eariy,_ at this Hotel cf the year about sight; -11,-and no runner in sight.
. 5%; in summer, half an hour, or even an
hour, earlier. Immediately. with very little lion. Sandiverc was certain his runner had
Vincmnbrauc‘e of clothing, I begin a series (of. been {Bully dealt with, and in his ringer
'exer'cise's, for the mint pant designed to ex- made preparations for summary vengeance
pond the chest, and at the sometime call in- VTvvelve 0 ’,clock and no runner In sight as
to action all the muscles and articulations of 'far as the we could reach,

. Carson thought his Vhour had come, as
'bclls, the very lightest, covered wilh flan<V preparations were made: and W611 know-
nel; with . a‘pole, a horizontal bar, and 3- ing the terms would be complied with,- be
light chair swung around my head. 2 After a culled Saudiverc and told him he would like
full hour, and sometimes more, passed' In. to have a talk witILhVim before he and his
this manner, I bathe from bend to foot ' men were shot. Carson and Sandivcre com-
Wlxeu at my place“ in the country, I some- Vmenced their talk, .'Carson1n the meantimc
limes slrorlen my exercises in the chamber, walking slowly and leisurely from the camp
and, going out, occupy myself for half an telling the chief that the horses, saddles,
hour or more in some work which requires blankets, elc., were till donated or willed to
b: 15k exercise. After my bath it breakfast him, the great chief, and that he was not.

be not rcudy,I Sit down to my studiés until compelled, on account of this donation to
'I am called. divide them among his warriors. 4

The cincf was much interested and pleasP
ed with this donation, and by this time they
werc cighly to one hundred yards from the
Indian camp, when Carson, with the dexter-
'ty of an Old mountaineer, pulled from his

decided in New York Vb aver-dict forthe

deuce, R.’ I., we! pliliniilfllnd sued for
session of the prop perty-of the lateMa am
Jume1,a' valuab e estate lccated' in. the u
chr part of New YOrkV city. near Fort Was-
raglan one' of the most fashionable and val-
cable sections 'of the. metro lie.' The re-
markable. history of Madam umei IS a part
. of the trial. She was bom' in Barrington R.
I. about 1788, Ofmiscrabl poor parentage.
couple 11a ed Bewcn; 11' her early years
Betsey an Her mother earned a precarious
livluc’r by, guthcring herbs and greens and
peddling them through the streets of Provi-
den'cc, themselves druWing a small hand-
cart, limb" barefoote'd, and 'dusty‘ with their
eight miles' jOumey to market. At the age
sixteen she had an illegitimate child—
George W. Bcwen claiming to be that child
-—aurl' about 1810 She and her mother moved
2 to New York.- Here she’ vvas m‘arricdin
1812 to Stephen Jumei, a Frenchman, who
bad- been a cplifcmpiunlcr m St.Domiuo ,but
who was driven outof the Island in 1 by
the prcclom'ollcu OfDessloliu'é's for themassa-
cr e of the Whites, Jumel with a cargo ofcofi‘ee
come to New York, embarkcd' in trade and
became imecusciKV, wealthy, retiring from
, echar 0 his marriage to
Betsey Bowen. zAftei' the downfall of Na-
poleou in 1815; the Jumcls went‘to PariS,
lerere they resided' In great splendor. Bet—
Soy becoming. a distinguished leader to
cd'urt‘ scciéiy and a 'pzirlicular favorite of the
reigning monarcb- Louis XVIII. In 1822
they returned to New York,- bringing p‘ro-
. dVlgiOus quanltiiies of. gguxfid furniture and
pain mos, am purchase t e ro ert near
Fort Wpashingfcn. In 1832 ill. I.Jlum’cl was
killed' uy being thrown from his carriegc,und
two years. later his widow married Aaron
Burr ,ogcrl 78,.1‘2,Om when; she separated in
less than'aycar.BuV1Vr, died in 1836, and

TMcdam Jumcl s'ome fen years later. The

property leftcby Madam J me] was Venjo‘ycd
_Vwithout much litigation by the heirs who
took possession on her death until last Jan-
ua'ry,whr.nu c'ommrs's: on appeal ‘ed by Judge
Boeeks, Of. Shiraloga, N. it, appeared in

Rhode Island and took testimony concern-

rug the earlier life of Betsey Bowen and the
identity of Gcor’gVeV Washington Bowen with
the child borne by' her. Several octo enari-
on witnesses testified that they had 0known

Betsey, and had known her child from birth
Vilrat he had attended school in Providence,
bOarded on a farm m Smitbfield and seemed

‘to have made out a clear case. One gar-ru-
2lous old body told her' mothers belief that

.—

ixe child owed its paternity to the Father of
his Country. By the laws ofNew York State
an illegitimate child may inherit the proper-
ty of the mOth’er in case she dies intestate,

~and under that provision GeOrge W. Bowen

sued. On Friday night :the long-continued

trial ended by the jury returning a verdict

in favor of the dcfenduut after a consultation
of three minutes.“ '-

One of the questious now. Hebefore the Joint
High Commission for settlement 1s the north-
western bOundary line between the United
States and British Ainericu, cOmmou‘ly
known as the San Juan question. In 1327
a 'lreaiy was entered intobetwecn the United
States and Great Britain by which it was
stipulated limt until such times as a Vperma- ,
neut settlement was made the territory at
issue between the- governments should be
occupied“ at common by the subject of both.
When population began, '19 flow in there
were conflicts 'which made'our government

 

 

- anxious to terminate the common occupation

or] after many attempts on its part a freely
w as finally signed' m 1847 which. gave prom-
ise Of a rémoval ofihe source of disturbance

V‘VH

-'Uniorluuaiely, thc'ugh the wording of the

instrument remained unaltered from draft of
it u ausmiticd to Washington by the English
Foreign Minister,.flre Gabi-ache of St. James
immediately repudiated its clear intention
and so'ugbt means Of nullifying its practical
action altogether. From l'a'hat lime to the

present, about a quarter; of a century, this

has been one of the main issues between the
two governments.' ' V

 

Major Powell, the Colorado explorer, has
ieil on his second journey. He goes under
the auspices of the Smithsonian Institute
there being an appropriation of $24,000 for .2.

- the‘expedxliou. The party will be supplied

with instruments, boats, and all that' is neces-

. s." y for a complete and accurate survey and

explcrmion. .Thcy, intended making a stay
0 two years.

Chicago has two of the biggest and slun-
ningest hotels in‘ the world, now rapid] .
pproaching completion one by Potter Pal-
mer,. the dry goods king on State street,- and
the other by a joint stuck company over in
the neighborhood of the Michigan Southern
depot. °The latter- is robe called the Ogden
House, is 'o fill an entire squnr'e,with a car-
riage rot iuda within, and cost millions of
money
The First NotiOual Bank of Meridenbas
moved iu'to' the new and elegant brown stone
building just completed for its use.' "
' The ways of the Mormons are singular,
but then their wives are plural, you know.
It' is. annOunced that President Grant has
accepted an. invitation to attend the anniver-
sary meeting of army of the Potomac at
Boston on- the 12th 'OVfMay General Meade '
will preside.
Captain Hall, of Arctic exploration fume,
having obtained the fostering aid of gov
meat from the last Congress, 18 now atw
fitting out his ship, and ex acts to start his
expedition [for the North ole within the
next month. The ship is named the Peri-
winkle, aan' is of about four hundrerhtons
burden, one hundred and thirty-eight feetiu
length, twenty-eight feet' m breadth and thir-

w

'teeu fect' m depth of Bold. and will be rigged

as a top- sail schooner. She' rs strongly built
with solid frame, the bows-' ll’Oll sheathed for
a distance of forty feet, as a protection
against. the' ice, and “has a heisting propeller
for use in working through the floating rc'e. "’
A novel pe cuiiariiy' in her machinery' 13
but one of her boilers‘ 18 so constructed as
to use blu‘ober fer heating. ..

A prominent banker in' St. Pctersburg
has applied fOr an appoiu'trucut as agent for
the sale of our new government bonds in
Russia, and along with his application comes
a subscription for ten millions Of the loan.

The authorities of Nantucket prohibit the
musical toy of the period. and give notice
“ that all persons who shall hereafter disturb
the public peace by means of an instrument
known as the V‘devii‘sfiddle,’ ‘squawker,’ or
any kindred _instruu1ent,will be charged
with committing a common nuisance, and
will be prosecuted the'refo'r'." The quiet of
N antucket is not to be broken. » .

Miss Kellogg has disposed of her place' m
New Hartford, and purchased, for. $20, 000,
the residence of Mr. Merritt, the banker.
This” is situated on the Hudson, near Cold
Spring, and has been named by her “Gretch-
en’s Cottage.” ~

A singular and frightful accident occur-
red Friday afternoon at the Hoosac Tunnel.
During a thunder stem a ball of electricity
foilcwiug the rails into the tunnel, exploded
several charges Mnitro-giycerinemhicbwprk
men had just filled. The shock was terrific.
and four men—Superintendent Mason Fore-
man Dunn, Robert Roberts and 'l“. W‘.‘ R e.
croft were iusl'antiy' killed, their bodies.

ing blown into hundreds of pieces. Two
other men were hurt, but not seriously. 2
Tippoo Saib, the hu 8 cle hant belong~

.-o

f ing to Van Amburg &.V o. ’s It euagerie, died

of l’discase of the ‘heart' sit COnnersvilie, 1nd,
a few days ago He was about sixty years
old, and was imported to this country from
Asia. about thirty years ago. He measured
abom ten feet in height, and weighed about
ten thousand pounds. HisV value was esti-
mated at $10,000

It is understood that theJomt High Com--
mission have agreed upcn 'lhc settlement of
the San Juan boundary by giving the United
Slate that island. . 4

The expense of assessing .and collecting
the revenue for the first three months of this
year, as computed With the correspon ndin
months last year, 'shows a reduction of MOO,
000.
Correspcndence for Alsace and German
.Lomllne is subjected to the some rates of
poSlage our] conditions Of poymcut as cor-
’ ence to 'other rls of Germany, and
.should be sentiu the nitric! States and Ger
man maila- - .

The Evenin Poet’s special says the trculy
made by the clot High Commission for the
settlement 'of the VAl'a‘ia'uiu question previdts
for a. fixed' commission to examine and mess
upon the validity of all claims- presented,
and that lircEmpOi-or of BrriniVi' or to he arbi-
trator. ‘

Ofil: c twenty-one members of. the Joint
Committee to inquire into the Ku-Klux ont-
mics, clf'llt are democrats. six RepreSeuio-
tivcs and two Seuutdrs.‘ "i‘lu rc will accord-
ingly be two Democrats on cu ch of the four
sub-committees in}: ghicl: llle J Olllt Osm-
miltee will be divi c

Winona publishes a defense connoisseu-
ery, the substance of which” 1's thalzhc‘ :’weut
over to the aid of Tweed & Co. todefeat a
conspiracy of some or his aesocinte's' to sell
them‘ séiVes tO' Tammany But for him the
pure spirits otherness and his henchmen
would have been ofsubjected to the barrow-
ing ex .riepceof Vaying roundly to. secure
votes or their iii e Vs'wiudle's, and sonic Re-
publicaus w'eiuld‘ im've debased themselves
by voting for those bills, for money: -