Norwalk Gazette, Tuesday, March 12, 1872 · page 1

'VllOLE NUMBER 1262.

 

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CH 12 1872}

 

VOLUME LV.---NUMBER11.

 

NORIVAILK GAZETTE.

 

The Second Oldest Paperln the State

 

OFFICE IN GAZETTE BUILDING.
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'. REAL ESTATE.

To [EL—Large li( use on Main Street, eleven rooms.
‘ lnquire of 8 JACOB W EEKS.

T " IEI‘I’.—— The basement, No. 4'! Main Street.

oesession given April 1. Apply on the premises

to E. APELL. ’ ‘ 7t

 

 

REEL—From April let, a new Dwellinir on Fair
Street, just above Catharine: six roomsfargc cel-
lar and attic, and well. &-c.: rent 820 per month.
Apply at GAZ TTE OFFICE.

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{IL—A small house, six robms, near Broad
or Bridge. Possession given immediately.
Apply to ROBERT ELLS.

 

 

well ofwater. Enquire of Jrfil
Quintard‘s Furniture rooms.

FOR SALE 01:" fro RENT.

n Bouton 2nd.. or at'
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A Good Farm for Sale Cheap.

TED on Chestnut Hill. in the town of Wil-
ITUA444444444444444g about .50 acres of land. a good

 

ton, 4 4

. i house. burn and other outbuildings. En-
$12513]:ng AM ES MITCHELL, Norwalk, or G. 44
HANFORD, 198 Chatham Square, N. Y. m

FOR SALE.

E omestead of Geor e A. Raymond, deceased,

His gfi‘cred for sale; it 8is situated Down Town.
about one-half mile from both Norwalk and South
Norwalk, and consists of about seven acres of good
land, (which is also desirable for building lots.) with
large lioase and out-buildings, commanding tine
views of the Sound and Norwalk liaibor, I no.
sold previous to the 20th of March. the place will he
ofi‘ered at Public Auction, on the premises, at 2
o’clock, p. m., on snin day. If stormy the first fair

' . f 'tl er articulars enquire of
3:14? thereafter For n1120's ELL A. RAYMOND.

 

'_-l“.‘ ‘—“_""—"' ’ 'F‘ -"4 T
Desirable Place for Sale.

* riber otl‘ers his lace for sale, which is
Tngzggggtly situated on lgolon Bill, comprisin
eight. acres of good, well improved land, with Dwel -
ing House and Barn thereon. 'lhere are on the

remises a fine Orchard containing thirty young and
thrifty apple and pear trees. in bearin : afine gar.
den with small fruit, &.c.; a good spr ng of wat4er.
Beautiful views of the Sound and harbor, and o a
number of villa es can be had from the house. The
entire place wil be sold, or such a portiop4lhereof,as
suit the purchaser. Apply to 110‘“ BROTH-

MISS M. M. S

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S proved method.

the Developmentand Cultivation

Merchant

A good Ii
want it.
fore.
Also, a LARGE ASSORTMENT

Cutting done for others

Teacher orSlnglng and the Plano Fol-to

NGING taught according to Bassini’smostap'
Particular attention given to

tourse'of instruction mi. olispecid

Ringing” desired. Address Box 81 P. 0., SouthN
walk, or call at the uidWcliIlotei.

W. H. SWORDS.

connsn'WAsmNG'roN AND MAIN s'rs.,
soc'rn NORWALK, cONN.,

Scotch. Ghevoits. Meltons, Grapeand
English Coatings, .
MADE UP [N STYLE, AND AT LOWEST PRICES

t warranted and made as the customer may

or HATS and CAPS

onn nanmnn chair 0
.. Ganglion.
. .

I want you to take a picinre 0’ me and my bid we-

MITH, ’

man here,
of the 'voice. The

llyadapted to Chair
or-

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hairs and 1.11; ,4 _ 4
We never was vain‘at our best, and we’re going’ on
eighty year, ' " ' ’ ' ‘
But we’ve got some boys
handsome an’ tall.

' to be proud of—straight ail.
They are coming home t.
. (lay of July.

Tom wrote me. (Tom’s i‘lawyer. in Boston, since
forty-eight ;) 2

So we’re'golng to try and surprise ’em, my old we-
manandI—éfl' '1‘. .-

Tom, Harry, Zay and Eilsin', and the two girls, Jen-
ny and Kate. . - ‘ ~ -

l’is summer, the nineteenth
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Tailllr

Well, ind, that’s a cur’lis fix, sir! Do you screw it
into the head? ' ‘ ‘ '
I’ve heard 0’ this photog
scary work. 2 . . . ,
Do you take the pictures by .lightning‘I—La. yes,
so the neighbors said; ,

rapby, and I reckon it’s

to make as hereto

 

It’s the sun that does it, old woman, an’ he never

“8 PHOTO-

Just as we be, "you .fileasepsir-wrinkles, gray

' A mvn DOLLAR carerms'r.

 

' Many years'ago, in tlic'carlypionccrdays
of 0regon,-some very- funny things took
place, which ought to be collected together-
and published. They would make a volume
fully as interesting as “Flush Times in Ala-
bamn," by Judge Joe Baldwin ; or “Scenes
in the South and West," by Col. Smith.
The following reminiscence of the early
days of Oregon City wail related a few days
ago by a well-known citizen.

In those days there were no drones in
Oregon. Every man worked—and by his
labor helped 'to build up the country and
make it what it is today. At that time
there resided in the town of Oregon City a
young carpenter of more than ordinary
good sense, and‘although his education was
limited he was ambitious, and tried to im-
prove himself, and} consulted a gentleman
who claimed to be an attorney, as to the
course he should pursue. The squire had a

PRESENTATION SPEECHES,

Delivered Friday,4March 8th.

 

Mn. PRESIDENT—By an act of Congrcss
approved July 2d,1864, the State of Con-

marble or bronze of two of her deceased
citizens, "who have been illustrious for their
historic, renown, or for distinguished civil
or military services, to be placed in the old
Hall of Represen latives." '

The State appreciated most highly the
grand idea of grouping the statues of dis:

in the National Capitol, but where she
would select but two of her sons who had

made their names as immortal as her history,

she was Confronted by many whose eminent

THE CONNECTICUT STATUES.

Mn. BUCKINGHAM’S SPEECH.

nccticnt was invited to furnish statues of

linguished scholars, patriots and statesmen '-

Grcat Britain. l-Ic treated with contempt
* the proposition of Lord and Gen. Ilowc
. the king's cammlssioucrs to Secure peace by
returning to allegiancevand receiving par-
don. ., -
He was the stern, uncompromising oppo
ucnt 40f every measure that involved the
liberties and rights of the American people.
He was denounced by the king as “the
Rebel Governor of Connecticut,” :1 title that
was intended as a reproach, but'in reality
was a high and honorable distinction. ..
‘ I4n4 rcsxstance to the arbitrary acts of the
British Parliament noone was- more active,

seeing the importance of the strugglc,he

for defence when the Declaration was adopt-
ed. He had the resources of the State so-
lnuch at his command as to- be ready for
Vigorous action. ' -

In 17.76 lie was required by Washington
:to send troops to ‘tlic defense of New )ork

—=against the-threatened attack of Gen, Clin-

:10". In his proclamation calling for vOlun-‘
tcers he said,-“Sland forth for our defense.
.Playihe'man for God and for the cities of

pendent states, absolved from allegiance to'

ardent and energetic than Trumbull. Fore-'-

had made wide and. extensive preparations:

and be as clear brilliant, instructl- 1 b.
beneficial asthatiwhicb willshine frggi oz:
of the galaxy .of distinguished i‘nenwho will
be represented in our N aiionai Gallery;

 

Mil. FERRY’S SPEECH.

4 M R. PRESIDENT :—In compliance with the
-lllVlldll0n ofvaongrcss, the people of l the
State of Connecticut present to the people
of the United States the statues of' Jonathan
(Trumbull and Roger Shermanu They are
to stand in the 'Capitol,»am0ng the’ marble
cfiigics4of the wise‘ and good men ‘Iwhose
names illustrate the annals of the Republic.
Precedent, which so soon acquires-the force
of'custom, has established the propriety of
a formal4prcsentation’ of these memorials of
our heroic age by the Representativesrof the
State in the two Houses of Congress. Such
a presentation involves an attempt to sketch
- the lives and characters of the mob who are
thus made the immediate objects of contem-
plation. My colleague has "spoken in up-

nropriate terms. of Governor Tammm.

iUpon‘me is impOsed the grateful duty of'cal-
ling up to your mental conceptions the im-

age of MR. SHERMAN. - A dry. cnhmerati’on

 

 

 

 

 

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010'" age, United Statesf’ was the reply. WbICh hasyustly given him the (IlSIl'iU'lilSh ' ,hen ' ‘ ' ' ’ y I
. . . . a -, . in the Winter of. 1778 the American ohusclts onI-the I9lh day of April 1721 I
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‘T0 a email family a part of a very desirable two
story house, five rooms on the first floor; a well
of water. a cistern and garden; situated on Belden
Street, three doors above Union Avenue. Enquire

There ain’t many couples incur town,

' that can say'as much. . . . . .
, _ do notca‘rc' to‘ narrate his lineage, though it

I
and maternal, were reputable people, and

South Norwalk. Ct.

LEWIS' HUBBEL‘L,‘ Dialer,

cheap, or.to rent.

44 ed reputation ._of being the American

Philolo 'ist. ,
The tote has also had her logicians and.

army was stationed, at Valley Forge, three
thousand soldiers were reported as unfit for
duty by reason of being destitute ot shoes

J. BEL‘DEN “DBLBUT'LI
The anSWer,’or acmethi'ng else, settled the

'matter, and the carpenter borrowed a copy

I {03E4l'gl \V. WILSON.

. Atoms. GIBSON, . i

E. x. Locxwoon. 4

 

s easily traced ; his ancestors, both—paternal

 

You see on the nineteenth dayof next J ulyour Gold-

 

Organistof the First: Congregational Church“ on the premises.: - . PLUMBING
£3011!!!“ CITY 0F NEW YORK 4 ; , , . 4 4 , . en Weddmg ”mun. ,4 of Blackstone and‘commenced study during _
.-, , . Teacher of the 4’ , , V4444 44044444444444'5420414444554'144'4444444444444441mm! . . URNAGE WORK 4 4 For my “4444444444 4444 444444244444 44444 444,444 4444441 44 odd .140”; wheu'he was not shoving his gl§°l°g4iansfi among Whom was Jonathan clothing and food. blankets were rare and for three generations certain] next‘ Pre-
-‘ " ‘ ‘ A hot and coldwnter bat ”closet furnace gas. TIN ROOFING, P ' ° ‘ ‘ t m ’ - . , P , . l , W37 3" ‘3 reatest and most able of the the milk) around had become so much ex- ccdinoP his birth w ‘ f th ,r't' t ‘k
' I o- us ca om- » . - - . , _ . _ - . . e . g , ,
Plot I Forte, Oman and 1'1 l l C _ be, near the Bridge; rém 340 per mbnth. Ap’piy oi 1m er, um er, We’vze::::§ad°:;t t nbl t ‘ ' k f , Jack plane. The Latin terms rather puzzled 4(4: UNITY. 0f . W cm Thomas Chalmers said hauslcd. that there was dangehcf breakinn and faith. Hisfuthgi-eogvnedeantd balliisa‘lgd
- -» . altlon. ‘ . the GAZETTE OEEICE. 4 4 _ let! CUTTERS AND LEADERS . 444444 4444 44 44 y '04 94 0 If)“ 0 . 0n .7 our the young mfm, and he finally wrote éown, 0“ the arena of metaphysics 41,19 stood high- up the camp‘by famine, under the embaii a small farm his only estate from which he
_ . p n o n .- 44 Icwofthem among ‘which were “ 17444444444 4.31; of all his coteniporaries, and 4Robert rassmcnts and distresscs .lhe commander wrunlrn, naizrow' suppOrt by his own (Oil
. . ull'declared. that .. be ranked With the in-ehief wrote Gov. Trumbull and said. “1 'His nfother performed the household labor:

 

Went wrong, an’d drove him‘ofl; ’n' it almost broke

_ Shingles;.l‘ath, . the oldlwomau’sheart. 3

Bilildc'rs’ Hardware, full. The“ ‘ “m““m‘e'l” "e" "veer- And N.

old woman and ate -. .
. . Will think f..J h . . .
ll wunllsltr AID IE‘I’All. ° ° " "I” -‘.“° "“ “M W"
OFFICES AND YARDS:

Would I forgive him, young sir! t
He was only a boy, and I was a fool for bein’so hard t
Water Street, Norwalk,
sstf Washington street.'So. Non-walk

made and put up.

«6’
ROOFS REPAIRED AT SHORT NOTICE.
Also, lanllill' lull. nails or ill, slim '
' illllll Alla calm WARE.
JAMES M. BOYER,

her of
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gnu-cat you in the most earnest terms and Wilh 'no ’otncr help than that supplied by
ygulglgfi 4z44t4’452414ewblc4l4l4 has ever d4i4stinguished beg children. In process of time 'fOur sons
4 _ 4 4 4: . r111 epresent ar uous strut-r. :m as'many dauvhters' were gathered-um-
“Them words sort of got me 3‘1 can’t find wcllgserlahgvgfmfilzotdgg Ig’é‘B‘gI-‘l the (€115: gle t40 give4cvery caun‘enance to the4’pcrsm‘izs der their roof. Three of these were older
» -. . . I 1 . l' 4 l , 8 . any 011815 emp 0) Cd In the purchasmg line» In your and four-yonn‘vcrthan Roger. Th‘ecommu-
hem m my dictionary,a4nd wou djust “‘e whoseservices are 3 Pa“ ‘25 the history 0f stale, and , ‘0 urge them to the most v'igor- oily and the tfmfly were both of the typical
0 ,know what they mean." “‘43 11331011- But the 1)“)th WI?!) W3? ,8?!“ UPS 03'0“,” forward supplies of cattle from New England-character of that day. New-
The question was a puzzler to the Squire, 3:3:(Igrbgfcsgh‘gg 41504111494434“ {fifigo be kigg :4“? 1044114!!! d thereby prevent ‘such a ion was, as yet, a purely agricultural town,
who' for the life of him could not answer; until David a cured So the G pas4s;.Ay 44ea4nc 13y nd alarming catastrophe. as composed of a few farm houses scattered
b . . . T PP ‘ . - “Dem _5‘ “i, 1'93 TU‘JUP 0f the camp- The Gov- ovcra narrow territory‘swhichrlay folded up
at it would never do to display ignorance senibly of Connecticut suffered all her dis- ernor assembled ‘liis council at once and as it were;,-in a bend of the Charles-illiver'
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- Box 379 P. 0. Norwalk. Conn.
c of Wm. A. Pond & Co., 8964

To BENT.
NE of the contest little cottages in town; three
.,mlnntes walk “on: the Bridge: six rooms, and
very convenient for a small and genteel family. Pos-
session given at any time, Rent $25 jper month.
Apply at the GAZETTE Or‘FlCE. sif

, TO RENT. 7
THE Three Story and Basement Brick Block, on
‘ Merritt Street, with water on first and second
floors, to let to one or two families to each house, on
moderate terms, to a good and respectable class of
tenants. For further particulars enquire at mv coa

In New ‘York,'car
Broadway.

nunepro time, onus praba'ndz', 41'". re ,in494'em.," highest luminaries in, any country of any
and submitted them to the Squire and asked agcz" 4 His renown is nearly as extended as
‘him what they meant. ' ‘ ‘ christianlty.,

R. OAKES, Ill. 0., from the Royal
. Opthahnlic Infirmatory, London Physician

and Surgeon for the Eye and Ear, and Catarrhal
Diseases 01 the Lungs, libraries and Nasal passages,
also i crvous maladies of all kinds. particularly those
affecting Females. Allof'wnich he has made his ,
special study, and successful practice more than
thirty years. 4"Ca'n be. consn tcd (guide) at his
Juice, over the Store of Knapp & Dickerman, Wash-

It

you see. '
f I could just get him atween' these arms. I’ll stick
to him like a burr.‘

i
Basement of Raymond’s New Building, cor
Main and Hoyt Street. -

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,n ton St. South Norwalk tom 9 A. u. to 9 r. Mi
l14ei4)4r.'willvisit paticu'tsldnring tll'c day,wllle4n 01142643414444“ F b 6th ISQEARLES T- LEONARD.44 - ER MRS J A Jun”, . '
4...]nm4 4 ,5 4 4:. l4. . “ ’ . ' ° ' 'A l ' " ' _ , 4 . , ~. . ». ~ ‘ .
4 44 . . . . ' ’ CARPENTER ADD BUILD44444444 M1111 er G- . 3' “444“"; 21:23?“ mum“! "“V‘ Pam“ in thepreseuce of his pupil, so be robbed tin ulshed sons to pass liyuntil the names laid-beforc-them this communication and :l‘few miles from Boston: The‘inhabitan'ts
C A M B. ' K _ T0 LET. HE subscriber wouidinformthc citizens o n y 00d ’ 38 Y it ~ ' . . h . h - b of oger Sherman and onathan Trumbull urged immediate action lest the h id 1' d " ' f ‘ ” h ' ~ l- '
r - l L L A N r RICK HOUSE 0,, High Street ,0 M (.35, 0mm walk that he“ PTePTrea ‘0 3° And Sole Agent for : ~N°m"3 7 Th‘”.°“’““ 1'01 don’t work for m h“ face and the end w“ ucotton. andana, were presented when it said—these are they disband and all be lost B frillys ou 44ive “cl brame ouses, smai " unpainted,
a,.,d,,,,,,,4,,,,, B pied by Isaac cums, Jr.,) from Abril 1. 1812. Building, in all or m4 branches, ncrrnnmxvs pAvm-nnns; Pleasure of working. hen , : - andscriflched his head behind "wright“? chisel them in edgier-reliable marble. ~ - . .’ resolution and action. .00]. ilicnrfgblvgfi ’wrgiildliallgnzgagggaginggglgggbg:
. ' 11'9“!” 0‘ N1 ' by contract, or by day's work. 2:4? sogcltgett 1341:2144: :1 Also Agent for Sln°er'sh{mptoved Family Sewins Q’dl‘,’°':?"114‘;°l4‘4h°4:4°l “fie", T0"! “will face— with the point of a goose quill, and with an 4 I will ask mycollcague to speak of, Sher- pion,Staie commissary had previouslv been passed in ever recurri'uv daily labor but they
Penn. College Of Dental Sill‘ ery TO BENT patrofiuge. 4W1? tryl-Olflease- W e“ ' . - 3° "99' m e,“ t H ninth"! - austere manner said: ' man, Whilel 79f" as briefly I13 POSSible t0 specially appointed to procure all the. vfat found-time to build thg meeting hb’use and
g I . ’ near a I” ree ' U L B FITCH N 0 . 2 y C h l c h o s t c r9 s B I o c k, Good God. she knows him! It’ll our son John, the . the services and character of Trumbull cattle ill the t t ' f7 ' " ‘ V ’ ' ' " - '
HEihte Daskam House m ma”, Raymond’s 2 SAM E . . W 444 4 s s u N‘ “4 1 4 b 444 4 4444 .ilThcmls Latin . you’ll find a good many _ 4 4 . _ s a e or such use, and was the school house, that their children might
. as us 0!! met. on I own - ya 0y a we ove awayl- ,. t. k‘ He was born in Lebanon, Conn., in 1710, ready to start at once, commencino" with obtain at least the rudiments of knowledge
. ~ .———. of them In the law boo s, but they are all graduated at Hrrvard College, and was cdu- his. own 1.49“} which was ,, .,. ° ,- n - '- - A ’
. .ugmented in a d that allmight worship God. [had that

T

above,is offered to rent.
fog House. Possession given Ag
at 4 ELB

 

Building, comprisinv basement and two stories
a well adapted for a Board-
ril 1st. '
RT RAYMOND.

almost every town through which it passed duing'lhe whole period of Roger Sherman’s
until i4t finally reached and saved the im- abode‘ there, the minister ‘ who occupied ihe
poverished army. Other droves folloWed Newton pulpit, whose preaching was the
and the threatened on] was averted. 4 explication afforded to the growingvyouth
4, He also gave such counsel to the people of the mystery of 1ife,‘was the ReVuJo'hn
'lhat they produced flour, grain-and other Cotton, great-grandson-of lhe'famous Bean
comniissarysupplies to such an extent ‘as- ton minister‘of that name, whose faith and
4th secure to ~thestate the honorable dis— zeal seem to have been transmitted to his
tinction of bf‘lll4g called the provision slate. descendant. In an agent luxury and senti-
They were also induced by him to manufac- mentaiism; the orthodoxy-Of; that day looks

cated for the ministry, but the early death
of a brother turned his attention to mercan-
tile pursuits, which ‘he prosecuted with
energy, integrity and punctuality, and which
be extended to the larger ~cities in this
country, to the West Indies, Great Britain
and Germany. But 'he was early called to
he performance of public duties,nnd»his
4 4 4 4 life is interwoven with that part of our
the Squire fell a degree or two in his estima- history which embraces two wars between

At the office in the old Fairfield County Bank
Building,‘Wai! Street, 26

on. J. G. nannorm, ,
D E N '1' I S '.I'.' ,
NORWALK. CONN.

Office in Gazette Building, Room No. 8, overJack-
tonBro's store. '

Nitrous oxide or Laughing Gas, administered when

trash, and when Oregon, gels to be a State
we’ll, expel them from' the law books here-—
soit ain’t any use fof you to bother your
head about them.”
”The yging carpenter comprehended the
situation at a glance,but was too diplomatic
to show it, either by word or action ; but

TEAS. OOFFEES AND SPIOES.
DUTY REDUCED.

Furtherparticnlars see small hill

At G. a S. H. HOLMES,
13 and 15 Main Street.

Raymond. I Bros. ‘ITnom‘N" "In” “Io“

,WHOLEsALE AND RETAIL DEALERS 1N4
HAY, GRAIN, FEED, FLOUR, 8.0.,
ANTHRACITE AND BITUMINOUS :

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ni'r ouAs. e LELAND.

 

Thou and I in spirit-land, ,
A thousand years ago, -
Watched the waves but an the strand.
Ccaselesn ebb and flow; -
Vowed to love and enr‘lovc—

Five Mare Lots,
orrosrrn: nA'n‘tnN nnr‘o‘r,
WILL En soLD FOR

FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS EAOII,

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desired. . , ‘ ' ': ' s - ' ' ,
4 44424441:an stror for plate work—light, durable and :4lehlfie4r414l4t4e4zt4l4r4e43rll14:24:91???”- City Intelligence (mice. A thousand year! arc. .
- _ 4 E- . 134811611 DePOt- C‘- 114E44i431ip4244cr1i41er4443t44§s44 13:33.3? onfie, foot 01 BY THE T0444 CAR LOAD on O AR G 04 “4444 4444i I 4-44 34444444444444, 444444414 tion. He felt that it was necessary for him Great Britain and Francc4—il4ic oppression lure clothing, camp equipage, arms, powder somewhat grim and hard, but it'r‘i’lade men
PATENT AGENCY.~ ‘FOB‘ SALE. 4404444 SEREANITSPFARM 4444444404444 LABORERS. , 4 . 4. 4444444 44444444444444 44444444 44344 . ,. ,0 know something 431,0“, Latin, so he seat 2414‘ 4t4h4e44$4p414<414ii4i4e45 :4y44G414-4eélt44B4ri4i4t4i4i4p44—4t41cie Aggie 3141a, .otl41er mun i4t4mns of war, and met with W30 knew:4how44to live aiéd die for duty, and
4 , , , . . , _ 4 , , , - I it: e 4e 0 e omp_ ness suc requisitions as were made W o feaie not , ing but od.‘ ‘ -
WOOD, 1198'“th Wild dove!!! the Blade ‘0 .SI- Louis for some books, and received States. He .took a deep interest in each 'byvthe commander-in-chief. Nor did the The home life of the Sherman at; New-
ton-must have been peculiarly intimate and ‘

Governor manifest less ability and influence
in recruiting men. To him we are indebt- tender. 'Allfmemorials of it, such—as could
ed for the historic fact that Connecticut, one be gathered from anecdotes and correspon-
.of theisniallest states, fpriiislied more men deuce, are indeed lost; but there arecireum-
for the different military Campaigns during stances which «indicate ils character: The

, or to find good places for those out of employ-
t. ' ,
mIiue is also.agent for the sale of Real Estate. .

. 0 hand for sale or to let.
PM“ u JOHN A. HONNECKER, Agent.

‘ them after waiting a couple-of years. Her event, and an active and influential part as
n officer of the Colony and State.

’In the wars with France he was the warin
friend and vigorous supporter of the mother

country—exerted great influence in raising

N excellent homestead at a bdrgninmonsisting etc.

of nearly eight acres of choice land. a conven-
ient. and substantial 2 story Dwelling house, Barn
and other out-buildings in good repair, well supplied
with lruit. water, are. These premises are situated
about two miles from the Br dge in arespectahle

Murmnring soft and lbw;
Vowed to love for evermore,
Nine hundred years ago.

_ WILLlA-li-l- VINE,
Agent and Solicitor of Patents,
Mechanical Draughtsman and

ALL KINDS, CUT AND spur To ORDER.
Masons’ Building Materials,

completed his studies, and'was finally ad- a
" mitted to the;bar..

3
3 Though in' those days

 

Thou and I in yonder star, th‘ere - were 1140

 

MODEL MAKER,’ neighborhood and health locality. The present HARNESSES F014! SALE. .
1 7 AW‘ ' uk 0 ollglllilllsgghg‘(i’siil’oirti‘ilhu belifleredweam' up. HE subscriber would refinectfully inform The BLUE STONE’ ‘ ' E'ghth‘ndredyem “2°: drones there' as no mo e 'n'the' onntr f h l ' ‘ » h R 1 ‘ - ' ' " ' '
3' lmllPa , 01111- P i if d i 'd a “41mm flse money canle- T “new“ be has now on hand, good “so“- ALL SIZES AND LENGTHS, Saw “4444 e f 44444 “4 444 44 , _ W 44 n y 1 _c .y troops orl e severa campaigns against the ,t e cvo ution than any cilici'statc except gathering of the whole family in the place
f“ M e“ ‘e-’)-"cure ’ mortgage; n" ”mm” mangoquRNESSES made of the'very best mate- CUT TO ORDER 3 ° 3:0 ‘ n and all trade and frame was carried on by 31111198 0" France, and was repeatedly flp‘ Massachusetts ' ' ' where the eldest son resided upon the‘fath;
C. S. LOCKWOOD, arfllnglgfiafigffinEii figftghgpifnaggfbggly 1:0 rials Wmch bewillSl’iiLL as LOW 334mg, can In WiMbM‘METOW? . . . " f" d . th ' ‘ h (1111 pointed Commissioner to act with com- . No man wasrmorc ‘diliirent in business cr's death their constant kindness to their
4:! ' ' 1;... “mac, possibly be furnished atN any othefisimihailestfigz Agentsfor the celebrated All things change, but love endures ”“3150 or 9'5 on 059 w. °°Wne e ‘lIlISS‘lODCI‘S from other; colonies upon ques- than be. It was apassionD with him.- He w‘idchd tmother during the many- years ~
lishmeutlnthe connty- 0W tor t 9 T e ' N°W=81°nzagoi trading TONS-1 A man who “mild, Show 9- tions which related topendin controversies. allowed no leisure hours. His corres on - that'she survived the assislan e h erfullv
’> Atthe eoftentth g44 td ‘lhfli'l" ‘ ' ‘pd fh ' b‘hceld'
ag w y- ree erepresen 0 once WI 0 cm s in" our own country, and given Out 0 t eir poverty y t e two 0 er

 

WM. B. SWAN . - - ‘
6 half-dozenfs’ilver dollars was regarded asa

nlan of money, and his opinion deferred to.
There WOS,’ and had been for several
months, lonflng about Oregon City, a fellow
known by the name of Sailor Jack, who
wouldn’t work. . He was regarded as a 4.444 (34444444444043 00444444,] 4 41444 4_ 444
. . -. ~. e i .a me e
nuisance 1,“ the community, and. one day stamp act was passed by the British Parlia-
found himself in Pufitmlyl charged With be. merit. By the provisions, of that act the
ing a vagrant. He was taken before Justice Governor of each colony was required to
Moore for trial, and asked permission to Ifikfhanaofig ti; 94:14:15; 44:14; “"2 939'? If“???
e C S ' no 01' my 0 e

send for the young lawyer- A messenger ime intent and meaning thereof, wliiZh oath
W35 dISPMCIled for the carpenter, W110 was was to be administered by any three mem-
tound at work building a house near the hers ofthe council. This requirement was

with distinguished scholars and statesmen brothers to iheiityonnger brothers and sis-
abroad, was very extensive and. pccupied ters, until all were happily settled in'life,are
much of his time. In addition to this'and facts which we know, and which find lheir
other public'duties he was the chief Naval readicst explanation in the affections kin-
othccr of Connecticut when she had a Navy, tiledI at lhehearlb fires in the old Massachu-
the building-'4 of which-he superintended. sells home: 1 ‘ v ' ' ' ‘-'
He commissnined the officers and issued ' But; however intimate and' tender that
orders respecting their duties. 'H4e received home .life, there was one. necessity from
in one ‘year as the results of their cruising, which it could not escape—the necessity to
vessels and. cargoes which were valued at work in order to live. ' In a family of four
two hundred thousand pounds. He attend- boys, siraightened for the means oflivehood,
ed to4the manufacturing of powder—to the some of them must find suppdrt in the
smelting of l4cad—to the repairs of muskets mechanical trades, and at the propera e,
and the casting of cannon. Roger was apprenticed to a shoemaker. . fie
To his tuition the whole system of finan— had learned to read, write and cypber in the

me have them at once.
Feb. 1. 1871.

COM E’I‘IIING NE‘V!

A FIRST CLASS CITY

FrunkllnCoal of Lykena Valley.
' his native town in the Colonial Assembly,

and was three times elected to the speaker-
hip of that body. He held the offices of
Judge of the County Court, Deputy Gov-
ernor and Chief Justice of the Superior
Court of Connecticut. He wasa member

Thou and I in Norman balls. .
Seven hundred years a430, L
Heard the warder on the walls

' Loud his trumpethlowf:
"'l‘on amors sera EOJDI‘EI"~ - --

Seven hundred years ago!

FOR SALE.

4A4 FARM of lift acres 'of land, including twelve
acres of woe land, 10 acres of cultivated‘and
the rest for passuring. together with House. Barn and
Stable, all in good order; said farm is situated about
seven miles from the town of N orwalk, and four
miles from the New Canaan Railroad Depot, and five
minutes’ walk from Silver Lake (or upper water res-
ervoir); there is a tract of land adjoining the above,
.which is also for sale, and the two can be boughs to-
gether at a reasonable price; will be sold at a sacri-
iicle applied for soon. Apply to FREDERICK
GRIEBEL, on the premises, New Canaan, or of A.
A. FABER, foot of Mill Hill, Norwalk. 3111.1

FOR SALE.

The place of the subscriber on the corner

South Norwalk, Ct.

Easllionable Draper 6i Tailor
.4. -- ' ~... - . AND

Footof Washington st.,

fl!

 

NEW DRUG STORE-4

- TEE undersigned would respectfully announceto
the citizens in this vicinity, that he4hasjust

Diallfll‘ &Talllliii Ellalliilmenl

CORNER 013" WASHINGTON AND DEPOT STS.:
At No 1, Gazelle Building, (up stairs)

where will be found
HEsubscr'lber would lesiiectfully inform the cit-

PURE D11UGS,W
izens of Norwalk, “Hg. heyha: (mildcéagrgfigg- CHOICE WINES and LIQU0BS,4
lass cw or iy s a s -
he pledges himselfto give only FOR MEDICAL PURPOSES:

 

Gentlemens Furnishing Emporium,
Main Street, Norwaik, Conn.
ELBEE’I 4 CURTIS,
merchant Tailor,

.‘ems’s Building, Main Street, Norivalk, ct

Gents’ and Youth’s Clothing cut and made to order,

at. short notice, of the best materials, in the latest
styles. by experienced workmen. Prices reasonable.

O

Thou and I in Germany,

Six hundred years ago—
Then I bound the red cross on:
‘fTrue love, I must go,— .
But we part to meet again
In the endless fiow l"

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'1‘

ments to open a first-c
Thou and I in Syrian plains,

 

‘ . - 1 .. d y N 9 meat, as above,whcre ,
Ema Insurance Co. of Hartford, lfififlhsfiiififcféf CPNNI‘SNEENJ’N'ZTZE ieracuop to?“ m. ciugstgmertr- " to En 44444444444t444 FANCY AND TOILET ARTICLES, 1.... 1......“ ye... ago, _ .
1”“)me 18m" Chm“ Perpem“ : Dwellingohl::;: Eta; lggd'tiagiiig‘i' oh'ibb‘i'hliisigulo‘: will" gliiigsgeo’ipggihlguigg.ml'ersunay bringing their PATENT MEDICINES, «to. .FclLthc wildfire in our veinl - court-house: Upon learning what was de- impergguyhind ”‘9 fiweimrflog ‘1‘,” 301°“ “.3 f‘” .‘he 33“” We” commi‘led' The common. “13"“ i. “’is' “.5 5' 9b was the 9"
Capital and Assets, $3,002,880 19 zether'wilh aboilt three-quarters of an acre of hind, own cloth can have the some cut4or4made up,inan or: g;- phygicmns prescriptions carefully compounded T04 a level-slaw! " ' _ sired he took ofi‘ his apron, put on his coat, 3:3???“ e thexs 5:33; “1:1? Olly-Item mh‘fesltn’lhf f§en9§b41¥0§hlcg émswf} bet4i4ve4t4’n Gwyn“ ‘9'.“ 0f hls.edu°a-n°n' The Shoemaker“ ShOP
(entice: front on Plattvllle Avenue and 190 feetdeep)» tistic manner, at reasonable pi «c.,. day and night. Can be found nights,insamebuiiding, All things die, but love lives on (I ' f d h- If! m ' t . y % J y as "D" an 0?" mm 11 was "1‘" became 4h1SFOIlf’ge: It was not the be“
4 s . an soonpresen e lmse 0 e cour . king. he Governor of every Colony ex- mate and only once interrupted, to be more kind of an institution of learning: not so
‘ strongly cemented by a just recognition of gOOd as circumstances afi'orded i‘s aller

entrance on Washington St.

.usures against loss and damage by Fire, on terms
8. F. PECK.Sontii Norwalk. Conn.

adapted to the hazard, and consistent with
the laws of compensation.
GEORGE R. COWLES,

all; and vicinity.

RANCIS J. MoKEON. 44444 4 4 4
4 was on: ago “Jack, you havejent for me to defend cept Rhode Island had takeh thc4.r4cquired

ou.. Have you any money 5...’ asked the oath. , RfichardHenrngee had solicited the

ttorney when he had drawn him aside for ofilc e 0. 4s tamp 'd'sm utor. and thus p4ro-
. . . claimed his readiness to obey the require-

he purpose 0f consultation. . ments of the act. Franklin was unable to

“Nary, red, yer. honor; I ,hain’t seed a. see agydwfiiy 011‘ (if4thedd4li4rkness which Sill"
- - , ' n roun e t e peop e an e oppressive tax-
piece Of Silver for many a day. ' tion which they felt, except by4the light of

Has a fine large cistern of water and 60 young fruit
trees on the place. Possession given immediately.
An underground room444ii144b4a4rn for cattle. ,

AM D. SHERWOOD.
Norwalk. Jan. 291b, 1572. 4 MT

Filr Sale or to Rent.
HE Placo lately owned and occupied by the late

1149

 

the position and authority of each. While, friend, Jonathan Trumbull; but it was the
the commander-in-chief was at Cambridge best he had, and I think it will befound
new lev1es4 of troops had bbcn raised to that he made the most of it. He was, never
augment healthy. The Gov. sent forward ashamed of his trade; neither did he ever:
two companies at once, ordered two regi- boast of it, as is the manner of some. It
menls4to JOID the army with all rcasonabe presented itself to him as a part of' his life
expediton, and detained some for the de- work, and he took it to do asa matter of

 

Thou and I in shadow-land,
Four hundred years ago

Saw strange flowers bloom on the strand,
Heard strange breezes blow :

In the ideal love is real,

mu:

Sole Agent; for Norw

NEW COAL YARD.

.D. L. JIIILLARD '& 00.

a-b

JACKSON BROS,

Norwalk Insurance Company.
' NOBWALK, CONN.

 

 

John 1). Lounsbur , in Winni auk. The lace ' 4

Cash Capital, $500,000 consists of a largeFDizelling Hougeh with molliern J "W' R S . This aloneI know. 444
~ ' ' ' - ' . - ' ll .

Paid up Capital, $100,000 :fifiyfigg‘gsbffhe1Xfafilci‘itie‘ftf524‘;affiggbtfllgggl I D E L E 4 Have established a new yard, Thou and I in Italy, 0T3“ how do y on ”9°“ me ‘0 defend .cconomy - and industry, and even the 4elo'- fence of the coast. He wrote Gen. Washing— course. ’And it is while learning and work-

Wx‘. C.’.STssnT,.Pr0£ldeut, Gro. R. Comm, Sec’ . 01:1“ 84nd Sgogfgflé’Xfiegs‘ggl if? imgégfigg-H ' . ' Three hundred ye.pg .20, you ? - - - - quent and Impasswned 4Olis declared it to ion and stated that their detention was ing at his trade, that we- first got-some in:

Eats. mu, Treasurer . Bnflgfifixe“ me premikes. ' M 1; KEEP CONSTANTLY 0N HANDA FULL Corner Water and Washington Sts Lived in faith and died (or God, ‘fWeli, you see,,yer honor, I owns a first- be the duty of all to silently acquiesce 1n absolutely necessary. 4 To this Washington sight into his intellectual appeteneies. Sits,

, 44 4 ., Felt the faggot: glow: class boss and if ye getme out‘ of the the decisions of the Supreme Legislature of made no reply, but issued a peremptory ting upon his bench,hammcring and stitch-

‘- five, new and "a, ““4 l t 14 f,th t 1 h k 14 I’ll . Great Britain. Who then can wonder that order for the new levies to march immedi- ing, he fell into the habit of keeping a book

’ c u c 95 0 a or aw s ar i W Y: 34”" the Governor was ready to act in accordance aiely to his camp. The Governor was by his side, and snatching such bits of study

STOCK or

as his work would allow. What :volumes
he thus perused we do not know, but he was
only a few miles out of Boston, where books

of all kinds were accessible, and it is cer-

loucllcd by this neglect. and with great
dignity wrote. -"I am surprised that mine
of-date has not been received, or was not
judged worthy of notice, as no mention is

(between the Brid
best varieties of

Coal and. Wood,

with the judgment of such distinguished citi-
zens ? When assembled with his council
e expressed a-wiilingness to_ be sworn, but
Trumbull, with fearless earnestness exclaim-

Three hundred years ago. '

“BUILDING LOTS.”

B [undersigned ofi‘er for Sale some of the most
desirable building sites in the village, lying along

Fairfleirl County Insurance Co.,
scorn NORWALK, CT.

ges,) where in addition to slithe
. - you that ar boss.”

“That’s business, and I’ll do what I can

Thou and Ion Southern seas, '
to get you _ofi',,but_1’m. afraid you’ll have to

Two hundred years ago,

T

the slope northwest of Union Park, convenient to the

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0113:“ CAPITAL,........ -------- $800-000 village and easy ofaccess, having an extensive view FINE GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES
SURPLUS (over) ........ . . . .. . . . . . . .. . . . 30.000 of the villa e and harbor prices low and terms ens . . ' - ' ‘
34 AL 'W'OODWARD. W. s. '11 ANFORD, g Apply“; gEgEfi’gEEfiE' y , They have on band :33: 4943;414:3415? :;::£b:::4 '- go UP. because you-4 “1'49 9- 1343! ,fellow and ed,“it.is a violation of your PrOvincial oath. made of it.” But when Washington con- tain that in a short timeafierhe had attain-
“ Pmidenh 4 Semth E. K2140 CKW O 0154 JEWELRY, SILVER AID PLATED “up BRICK, Hm no cm, 0, we; 4 ‘ 4 haven't workeda particle since you came By the dreadful name' of God,4you have; scious of his mistake replied “that nothing ed his4majority, he_,had_ become so~_ well»
“44444441144 Sept. 214 18684 4 LIME, 4,. 4 mm went dream“, In so“: into the country.” 4 sworn to labor for the good of this Colony, on his part was intended that might be con- versed in mathematics as to be a competent
RANGES. ofeverydeficrlpfiw- CEMENT, Two 444444414441 44444" 444444 It 4444444 the can atlorne ,5 firstefi‘ort an d- and you are now preparing to labor for.its sli'licd 4 into disrespect,” the wound was land surveyor, and a. calc‘uiatbr of eclipses'
5049)) N49. 7 RANGE, . .- _ 312.00 “1411 Property PLASTER, , , 4 _ 4 4y 8 4 4y 4 _ ruin." But the Governor was unchanged healed and the tvvo great men were more for- the almanacs of the day; As 5these
. r 4 - - - 14.00 4 - , ' . . , he felt pride In making an Impresswn 0.11 1115 and as with uplifted, hand he was about to cloSel allied as patriots and friends than studies e t‘h' ho' "d d
Calland <ee them before buying elsewhere F03 SALE. ' _. I HAIR' Thou and! m"! N°"h"“ "M" ' ' ' ' ' ' y I w re 0 '15 own c ice an I pursue
15 - GEO4 F4 BELIIEN. 4444 44 44444 4444444444444444444444 4444 P 4 44 Repairing, in all Its Bruno ms BLUE STONE m4 , One hundred ”m I o 4 ’ fellow citizens and neighbors by wmning take the oath and execute that oppresswe ever. ~ . so far as appears,--withont a teacher, we
sn scri r . roper ys t . ’ Led "44 44 silentlifeg ' his first case . so he put his wits ,0 work. act, Trumbull raised his h4at and in tones Trumbull was in council, with Washing- may fairly infer that his inleliectual'lastes
’° ’ - ‘ ’ that indicated the spirit which was burning ton and Rochambeau when it was deter- inclined hini to the certainties of mathemat-

icaI science, Whilerhis habits of ' life led him

‘Done in the best manner.
ical applies:~

 

Suddenly an idea entered 11"" head. within, avowed that he would never witness mined to use the French fleet to blockade
He had some ten ora dozen half (10119113 at a ceremony so degrading to liberty and the York river and cut ofi‘ all communication
home, which he had brought with him from Colony. As he 44lct4't ihedcou4n4cil chamber, with hCoinw4l4illis's44 angiyh from the 44sea—a

. - ever cye urnc owar s as re renting an t e wis om o w ic was mani est in
the States. ‘.If he could place these pieces 0f 44444445: and every heart thrilled with hope, ihe early surrender of mm officer with his
American com m the hands ofJack,and have while a majority of the councilors de< army to the commander-in-ehiet of our
him exhibit them ,8! the court at the proper nounced the impending ceremony and fol. army. It was a distinguished honor that

moment, he felt ,confidenthe would obtain low‘ed him. 44 he had the confidence and engaged the
He early foresaw that continued opposi- 'hiendship of Washington. He was his most

Which they can furnish in any desired quanttiy',
4 At the Lowest Rates. , 23 -

IRON FENCING.»

HE subscriber is now prepared to make andifnr-
nish several styles of '

dated in West Norwalk, about- two miles from
Dnrien Depot, three miles from South N Orwaik, and
two miles from New Canaan, consisting of a manu-
factory,» two stories high, 86x18 feet, with about 12
feet head and fall of water, with three acres of land,
new used as a Saw Mill but suitable for a manufactu-
ry of any kind. Terms easy and price low. Enquire
of JAMES FINNEY, Real Estate Agent, N orwalk,or
of the subscriber, CHAUNCEY STREET.

West Norwalk, Sept. 25, 1869. 3491;:

And were glad to flow
Onwards into’changing death,
One hundred years ago. '

0 given even to these a praci
ion. .
It will be readily seen that the circum:
stances of Mr. Sherman’s early life were such
as to preclude, in great measure, theacqui-
sition of those externa] graces.-wllich at a
later period and in- a wider sphere, con-
tribute so much to the happiness,-and often
to the usefulness-of their possessor 'The

THE MODE-L MARKET.
WILLIAM; 'MI'I‘CIIELL,

AVIN G become proprietor of thisold establish-

ed and ever popular market, is prepared to fur-
iiah Hotels, Saloons, Families,ac., with Meats of all

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lg'is iorSmilh's American Organs

To which we would invite the attention of the _

Thou and I but yesterday
4 Met in Fashion’s show.
Love, did you remember me,
Love of long ago 7
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kinds; of the best quality In anydesired quantity and , .
It the-lowest market prides. Thecontinuedpatro‘n- Real Entate for Sale. musical public. to enclosechnrches, dwellings and burial lots. ' o‘ H ' 1
use of the publicsoliclted. V . Tnaland :elongingnto :2;:3??§.°f Ge40414'ge4w . A i . p A “93““ 3“" "01 .. a favorable Judgment. e according y tion would separate the Colonies from the frequent and wisest counsellor He was his
on com 1' 11 mos es - — V - ' . ' " ' - I L °
__ 4 WILLIAM MITCHELL Me ”mpg,“ goutfmorfiam,wowmemdfoni‘fe 4 4 _ m" ' ————‘—*———. — W91“ 11011149: got 9‘“ 1’15 “1"?” half dollars mother country, and In 1767 wrote to Win. own “ brother Jonathan."4 Sparks; says son of4a poor farmer and bred in an appren-
E, ' w 3t II Mme!“ 1’! the “new onhmsmfi 5mg! ‘0 EDWARD P. WEED 11'0“ Gates, 900", Shutters and Three Hundred Million: 1 and handing them to Jack, instructed him Samuel Johnson, the agent for Connecticut, 9 Washington relied on him as one of his ticeship of manual labor, his social Opportu-
. W444: M 4 kggfijaggggfknr§u¥3§1LI§EO§§g ‘NVSrwfilYE Dr 831515 Gratings. ' The monthly statementshows that the re- how to act, and then announced himself then in London,4‘4‘that it methods tending to main pillows of support, and that he was [rides were limited to jthe narrowest-range,
gm _ ' l f . u ' ‘ . ‘ . . ' I z . - > ‘ - ' ‘ ’ '
- . A - Conn. tf26 ‘ ,Iron Stairs. and Bolts for building purposes and duction of the national debt in February ready for trial. . Violence were tioep ‘9 maintain the depen always foremost m vigorous action, as w4ell and though afterwards brought into long
Wall Street, opp. Norwalk Hall many other aritcles in the line of ’ 12 391451 52 . ' , . . , dence of the 0.011185, it would hasten a as zeal and public Spil‘ll. Bancroft says he continued association wnh the bestsociety
. JAMES FINNEY . 444 44 44 4 4 44 44 44 . 4 was 8 _. l . ._ , . 4 . The testimony was clear and posmye. and separation. was a perfect model‘ofa rural. magistrate, ofthe continent,~he remained SOIIIPWhal un-
Real 1444444444 A3444“ “caused, auctlon- arge an we so ec e star: 04 BLACKSMITH WORK Since March 1, 1871, that is, during the .not a doubt of the guilt of the prisoner ex- In 1769 he was elected Governor of the never weary in .4 busmess. profundly 44.4]‘811- polished to the last. 'He was conscious of
e". comma,” mince,” 5",. Drugs and Medcccnes Sho , rs , , n h . ' past year, the reduction has been $94,895: isted in the minds of any one in the com. Colonymhwh Office he held fifteen years glossgroveip his manner. calm and dl_s- this defect4 hlm4Self and the consciqusneso
’ ’ ’ pERFUMERY pATENT MEDICINES an Sonmpxfifggig ° “w“ 5 ats °P’ uni“? “Fee" 348 [74 ‘ " . by annual elections. He was the only criminatiug HI his Judgment. fixed In his rendered him dufidem. and embarmged 41141
’ “ ' 4 ' ' Will. H. DUNCAN. ' ' room. Colonial Governor who held the office dur» principles, sleadfasl4 in purpose, and by his the courtly circles of the metropolitan life of
ty claiming universal respect and the that day. where he was - consequently ‘never

The young 001111581, after the “335111011X ing~the Revolution and who took the-side of abiii

had been closed, rose and made a rousing the people. .
speech, dwelling Particularly- upon the- H “Among; the faithless. éulthful he.’4’4 44

dancers of the sea and the hardships of 0_W88 1}? praying overnor, . in no
“104; who followed it for a livelihood, and Pliarisee. First,he looked to the King of

_ _ Kings for heavenly blessing and divine di-
closed With a pcroratlon somewhat as fol- rection. Second, he prayed the British
lows :——.

_ .king-to ' cease his oppressions, but was in-
“The prisoner at the bar belongs to this dignnnt that Congress protracted that prayer
noble class of men who goes downwto sea in

Since March 1, 1869, that is, during the
three years of General Grant‘s administra-
tion, the reduction. has been $299,649,762,-
03, or in round numbers, three-hundred. mil-_
lions! 4 " . ,

- The total-of'thc.national debt, less the
cash in the treasury, is‘32,225,813,497,98.

The reduction of three. hundred millions
in the principal reduces the annual interest

seen to the best advantage. ~1t-waain the
intercourse of private friendship or in the
discussions of deliberative assemblies that
his remarkable powers - came into filli'play.
But among the acquisitions , Ofv4hi5§ youth '
there was one which, compensated {for .all
other defects, and lay at the foundation of
his usefulness in maturer life}, From the
dawning of his intelligencehe dw'elt'among
'a people who, however gassiduous-in atten-_,
tion to the interests of the visible-world, yet
lived in the habitual and thoughtthl-contem-'~

kinds, MINERAL WATERS, TOILET and
MEDICATED SOAPS, FLAVORING and
' HANDKERCHIEF , EXTRACTS, HAIR
BRUSHES, COMBS, SPONGES, CHAMOIS
SKINS STATIONERY, CIGARS,&.C., do.
Is constantlyaddlng to his stockailthenewandpop-
ular medicinesofthe day.

The Place to Buy

 

GEATEFULLY returns thanks for the very liberal

patorna e heretofore extended him by a gener-
ous public, an solicits a continuance of the same.
He has taken a desk at . B. Hurburt’s Law
(lflice, Room No. 4 Gazette Buildtnn, where -' he
can hereafter be found, or orders can beTeft. He will
give prompt attention to the buying and selling of
Real Estate, renting of places, Auctionearing of real
and personal property, the collection of debts, &c.,
and will make every reasonable exertion to pleaseall
who may favor him with theirpatronage.

r
,JAMES MITCHE

REAL ESTATE BROKER

unfailing confidence of the frecinen of his
colony." -
I add that in hours of thick darkness
when dangers were greatest—when, the
cause of the colonies appeared the most
hopeless. there was no want of faith in final
success—no faltering in the heart of Trum-
bull and no relaxation of.efi‘ort. For good

BOOTS & snons

T HE subscriber would respectfully call th eatten
tion of the public to their 4

 

until it becamea' vain r'e'petilibn. And when sense “I“! sound illdgmvnt. for the clear-
it was answered by increased Oppression,th “935 Of his CODVICUODI f0? firmness 0f PUF-

NEW STOCK OF GOODS,
the hardships 9f prayed his people loarm to fight, so as am pose, for. executive ability, and for far

LL,

:1 0.
4g To crown all he was a christian states-
man and when he died all the people wept.
and made enquiry as David made on t e »
death of Abner “know ye not that lhe'reis

BooTs AND snags ' , . consisting ofagenerai assortment of payment-$18,000,000. ‘ 4 great ships; lie is inured to 44 4 4 444 44 444 44
, .‘ - " I ’ ' - ‘ -‘ - rue sa‘k rs The: to convince our enemies of their mistaken‘ ”30121.3".5 sesmans 1P ewas , e 4peero , , _ . .. ,

4 4 , 4 4 I _ Connecticuthas about one part in 72 of the sea, and, like all t i . , I 44444445444445 44444444444444 44444444444444 444 deprive 443. of Washing ton and ha it no superiorin that 441444444444 ofa world yet invISIble. butslotheir
' I - ' ' co‘nsci‘lusness' 'even more real than: the far-,

enjoy his leisure when on shore. Now I. . . . 4
venture to say that he ean show the fruits of {21414142414114C44S4I1mable heavenly g4lft,Freedomand ,
many a day's toil before the mast, and there .He trusted
is not a court in the land that will send a man ‘ ever on the alert lest that Providence should

the total population '. of the; United Sta-tee,
but the state, by reason of its greater aver-
age of wealth. pays much..more than , its

trier. It is not easy. for the presentgenera—f
d the: intense faith ofthe?

IS AT
England: _-:With-

& KELLOGG’S.

tion to uppreten
early inhabitants of New 4 4
out a lingering doubt or mental reservation,

‘Iioots,Sll0cs,llaitcrs, ., _
, .. « l 'in God’s Providence, aud'was:

BROWN

AND ' , . V ‘
data, both for Gentlemen and Ladies'wcar, Which wil minimum,“ proportion of taxes. But even 4 44

' : . - . ' '. . -.- . -.. . . . ' -- findihe eo euu re'are toresisto res- , _ . ..

it? sold very 10W-f0r Cash. at the 01d stand. in_thatproportion, Ganmtwuturelmedfrom ‘0 Jall for enjoy “’8' ms 06m» and “WWW", -sion andpdcfgna .h‘é...‘i.be,..e, p44p4 _ a prince and great man fallen this day in they accepted the Bible as: the div-ine'uttef:

'91, in: Israel}? . - .~ ance to humanitq It :was thejatmosphere

While thecouusel was wiping the pei'spi- In May, 17744 he issued a proclamatl
5 Honor leaned for- which he spoke of the dangers wi-h which
ward and asked : 4 the peoplebiyerf menan‘czd, and set '4ii4pai't44a .
, ' - n day or pu ic asting an pro er. his e,
‘Jack, haye you any means or support I” followed by an order to al the towns to
“Is these ere .wisnble means of support? double the quantity of their powder,4ball'4

replied Jack, as he pulled from his pocket and film. 4
the coins handed him by his attorney. He denounced the acts of the British Par-

liamcnt as usurpation which placed life
The court and spectators gazed in wonder liberty and properly “1’“ azard, an d declared

th rough Which they looked up: IO" W116.
mirror in which, they beheld Ehglgfil‘egi 1‘
They were weari'ed in its «completion,
and out of that contem lotion, arose-ii con-
ccplion ofdnty broad as. ife;high—asvheaven,
and lasting as eternity. God: Wits. at once
its motive and its end, and it 'was’ essentially
regain live of every action-and every— thought,
the weakness or depravit of human nature

I have often visited the resting place of
his body now lying in his native town, in
the same tomb with the remains of one of
the-signers of the Declaration of Indepen-
dence, with amcmber of the Continental
Congress, who was also the first commissary
of like American army, with 'a deputy com-
missary of the same army, and Will) the first
paymaster in the northern dcparlmcnt :of

N0. 3 Ma ‘ .
4 9 on Street ,,,,,,,,,,,,,.. 94f 3250,0004 “may on 1.1., .

interest account. »- .
And‘the share of Connecticut” in the re.
duction of the national debt is about 34,2

000. 4 .
3.9::

W Woman’s rights in Leap Year—The

rites of matrimony.

ration from his bro'w, hi

 

AUCTIONEER, .
. _ ELY’S- BLOCK.

soua‘n 'NonWALK, CONN.

OFFICE MITCHELL’S BLOCK, We are offering our Winter Stack

A '1- o o s '1'
FOR THE NEXT THIRTY DAYS,

A
Bill

93 44
i In the‘wbnderfnl‘medlclne to whi'ch’thé 'afiilcled 4
are above pointed for reliethhc discoverer lic-

lieves he has‘combined 'in harmony more of Na-
tive properties which

WALL STREET, I '
Al kinds of Gents’ and Ladies’ Boots,‘ Shoes, die.

ture‘s most. sovereinn cura

Combos-instilled 44454444. the vegetable kingdom I“ Y l- made to order in the most workmanlikemanner and -

healing the sick, than were4ever before combined h‘, “WALK, 001‘ N. ~ to make 44440444 for S 444 Good 4 . 4 r 4 4 . 44 4 44 4 4 4 4

accruals..-.i‘i:curabtblllairi.1: . . - - P ““ ’ m. "N... . ...i.“s.iéi°€.‘é:§§§°hmm9““‘1“We” N demo... Emma... m, a... then .. .. N. N... a... or me Colonies w mam... 1‘1““ “‘“‘.~”N“"’° “ 1“” "T 15.9”“ 3%“ ““9"“ “mm“ W‘ ”“1: “ Ti“;

' I I m ' ' A In" mck °I . . . ' ' . ‘ . - . -~ ' j ‘ . ' - - , case 0 c resenla NOS 0 't e sccon on; “-3 s resent to the mind as t e. 5 ea 0

cases whlcliighas been found to conquer. In c CITY RESIDENCES, lEATllEll All! fllnlilas on ban?1 lionsn CAnS RUN mam, 111' Tue DOOR Who is Ihc-slrmgblest man mentioned “,1. his Honor said . . 4 4 l4!44i41(41444l4l4t;4i:454l41;41t t4414l4‘44i;4414-4g41;t tenure and anIOI‘ilC $445444 44 m enllbel‘ oflhis Senate, and for lhl'ee 44443444 life ought to be. It was. amon a
. . the Bible ? ' Josepl, because Pharoah made “Gentlemen, we have made a serious war When bloogd ran in the streets of Lexinw- years “10 Chief “‘33“th 0" Connoc icut. people cherishing this conception that III.

I ' 3 The statue of the mddel Governor, which Sherman was trained from infancyto early

cure. of Bronchitis, Severe Coughs,
and the edrlre‘tazes of Consnm tlon,- t has
astonished the medical faculty, an eminent phy-
sicians pronounce it the greatest medical discove-
the “severest Coughs,

which we offer at Wholesale and Retail.
take in arresting this honorable man ; why,
he is a capitalists l and I venture to say -

there is not another man in Oregon City

ton, Connecticut felt that a blow was struck
ather liberties, and Trumbull directed four

regiments to.be ready. forthwith, to march

manhood. Thefailh which so wrought in
them, ‘was imparted to biln, and inrthe-year
that be attained his majority he became a;

a ruler ofhim.
“Doesn’t this lovely 4
asked Anna of, her lover. “No," he * said,

the State of Connecticut now presents to
Congress, was executi-d- in Rome, by C. B.
Ivcs. a Connecticut artist of skill andhigh

Farms and Country Seats, . l
. scene animate you i"

HIRIXBI S. Bl‘OWN.

 

‘ Custom Will and Retailing

{g:4f44t44i414e4p4g4l424.“W4l4i4ilgyi44t4g4p4rcg4444 4444 rifles “w Bought, Sold, Rented and Exchanged,
blood: By its great and thorough blood purify:- “nothing but you can Anna-mate me." , . ~ .

e , it e . . . -- n » or ome out o , n ,
isgsggogromllilatghczo'irlllmgiliulil'l‘gtrc :rOPn‘EIgI‘E “DAL ESTATE, STOCI‘S, . A SPECIALTY- FIRE LIFE AND MARINE ' “woman IS a (1911131401), madam I” Exclaim- that can Show as much money' And '0 Even-0?:sgenn‘eralsGagefthelnguinuzoglgfgng 3} TC lltilllOll. ‘ . 4 member of thecliul'cll'm New‘on' - M .
phi, or nurnlp4l4194u;44 Mccurial disease. Mine: FURNITURE 414 (- . .. ed a crusty 01d 113911610! ‘0 at WOW 3011“: the prisoner : “.I hope you will excuse us for me. British “005.8 in that ,0,“ and am, i represents the Govei‘noraftcr more than .Mcanwhiie other great changes had taken
3:048:43341456441434 4444;4{1444 'io‘ifii‘ g4: $42334ng 411433 ., 4 '9 o. s. BROWN, JARVIS KELLOGG » lndy.4 “And 111311435 always hugging some the trouble we have put you to. You are speaking of the alarm which ,had been fiflv yearsspent in the public service, as de- and were about to take place, his father had

alt Ill-cum Fever at public andprivaie we, v delusnon or other, W313 the quick ”‘0,"- . d f , d is caused in Connecticut by the fortification 0f livcring his last message to the General As- died two years before,4hls elder brother had
- A New Albany bride waked up in the discharge rom one o y. Boston and other mi itary preparations he “WHY-9f ”10 Slate, in “NC“. contrary ‘0 removed , to Connecticut, andg the aged

The CI‘O‘Vd gathered “1‘0““ “10 “Immey ’ ' ‘ ihe wishes of the entire people Whose rc- memo;- and his youngerbroihers-andsislers

n him for support. Bis

alas s
Iislied. Ernie 14h,

 

i

Sores, Scalv or gush skin-,4 it short, I]: 4
dikefles caused by gamma. 1 I t C i nighl. forgetting ‘she was 4marricd4, and enquired - “Why is the town ot'Boston shut
.» aroused the neighborhood With a rapid suc- and congratulated him Oil his brilliant up? To .WIlfil end are all the hostile-premi- spool he had secured an (1 whose 444444 fi 410444444 4444444 (444444444444444 444444

trade at which he wrought, as 1111.4.th ~0p-

AUCTION SALES or HOUSES. LOTS. mails,

all the numerous , . ,
are con4quered44by,this‘nowel'mllefymg and in- FVM. S. JON ES,
‘ arat no me lo ne. 0 , . , » .

2,. . . A‘IDPERSONALPROPERTI. - ._ , . .4 ‘ . , - . . - . 4 4 4 4. 4 4 4 4 4 , 4
..l..%ii‘f.i'.“%‘."y‘iii’.‘¥§...TEETEELETKETEAV. ‘ “°°‘..‘zass'a‘tesazri“tarsal" “*1 ’“LL-"SBRNMW SETE‘.“‘S‘.“‘°““' 5“" ““““’°“'-‘°"“ f" “ No.1,... the N... N... attended-n. muons mm a... mammg? Why do W ”Wm“ Wigs.“ “in“. . . . e .- a m.
g p Ng ' " f h I b ' and he feeliii pretty good ovcr'the result we continually ilearof fresh destinations of 0910 (IPSIWIMNIW 0mm“! ‘Sfimas m'a‘ porillullifl‘f-fi , 4 nm 1'8 ”8.4811 1 4

inc hundred families 0 it e a onng . g ’ troops for this country? Is' there no al-ier- rest upniihis country, and declined further unuiry dctezniineduoseekanew ,homeand
' public service. bl‘llt'l' fortunes in another. colony. The

Sales of Furniture, at Owner’s
Residences.

Houses to Rent

asked them all over to the store to take a
drink of elder. They all went, and half an
hour was spent in drinking and laughing,

and then the young lawyer thought he had
better look after his clienl. On inquiry he
tried that as soon as the trial was
lor-had mounted his horse and

ialf

cadaclie or dizziness, bad taste in
heat or chills alternated with hot
flushes, low spirits and gloomy forcbodmgs. ir-
regular appetite: an' to‘n'zilc’ coated, you are suti‘cr-
Ing from 'l‘or‘pill Liver or ‘Blllous-
nuns.” In many cases of “Liver Com-
lalnt ” only part of these symptoms are ex 0-
“ficnced. ’A'l'il. remedy for 1 r.

HARNESS, SADDL S,
- BLANKE I'S, WHIPS,
HORSE FARDWARE
. , BRSUHES, COM
Trunks, Values. are.
igepairing done with especial care and with dis-
pa ch.- . ,

BlackWaInut, Ash and Whitehead.

native but absolute submission or the deso-
lations of war I The people of this Colony,
“you may rely upon it, abhor the idea of
taking up arms against the troops of their
sovereign, and dread'nolliing so much as
' civil war, but at’lhe same time, we beg leave
to assure'your ex'ccllency that they are most
firmly. resolved to defend theirrights and
privileges to the last c'xtremityl’ _ 4 7.
He recommended and set his hand to a

eldest son of the family had settled in New
Milford, a village on the western , harder of
Conncciicnt, and : thither in 17448111” all
‘w.-m,— ihe mother and; ouncemhiidren in
such vehicle'asihc‘yco obia'llf, and My.
Sill-rmau on :foot‘, camin 14119;“).be "Ofllis
is ado upon his hue J; OIWOI‘JIOW twenty
two years of age,it Li _,sth4‘tui'e_,' .vigorous in
Lyalih’,inuredlolal‘p‘r‘ , howledge,

01:qu ‘ ections, , de-

poor in purseh‘
erratic. With Emit

body, frequent h

‘ l . .
mouth'memn poor of London are provuled Wllll- clean,

healthy and comfortable ‘ homes, at rents
almost nominal, through the generosity of
the lateMr. Peabody. _ . '
The Rev. H. Clay Trumbull, of- Hartford,
:lias been elected chairman of, the executive
.com‘mil’tec'of this Nalionai Sunday. School
.convenlion, to be held at Pittsburg': on r; the
16tll.-’-.-19Ih. of April next. ' ' ‘
.4 A man whose eyesight was not good, was

The statue is intended to represent this
great and good man. Not that the sculptor’s
chisel. ciiu delineate the qualities of mind
and [John which inspired his life, but it can
remind the observer of one whoselile was
made illustrious by distinguished services
rendered in the day which ushered this
union into being, and I am not permitted to _
doubt that, when. in .ccnluucs yetio come
f _lhis stutuc shall search his-

"Thfl'Nill‘llalII- Insurance lulu,”

Room No. 7 Gazette Building.

'38, due.

a such cases
Plerce‘s Golden Medical Discovery has no equal.

' Isiteflects pcrfcctcurcs, lcavingtheliverstrength-
cued and healthy. For the cure of Habitual
Cons“ anon of the howelsit isn never fail-
mg rernc y, and those who have used it for this

was infor

,ovc'ralic saj
rode away.4 4
.. “The deuce you sayl Why, them i 4
inc; Iloaned them to him

- Furnished or Unfurnished.-

 

 

PLACES FOR SALE VARY[NG IN PRICE, NOTICE
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NTERESTmill hereafterbo allowedon all deposit!
made with the Norwalk Savings Society from the

 
 

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u so are loa‘i in its praise. . 4 ,
., ,1. e proprietor otters $1,000 reward for a medi- . FULL LINE of these woods, of thebest qual- , 44 4 4
- . . . Al ordersleftat. the UNIO‘I M ' . . lst dayof each month. rovided the same shall not - .
mgtgfxlllhl? ill; i-lecgli‘uli‘e‘iulgi" of a“ file as . - . L ARLET. Zlfitchell ‘1 Auiiyr’eifiif 3:51:33ng inhif’oc’iiili’e" received' and “me“ 0" Tumsnd “ms” “m“mm inehame 44mcommeu$l9il49 try 4gfilsses. H4e ga4ys44he tq‘TlIflilgc‘CSm ".1 . resolution Of the General Assembly which the observer 0 4 4 4 . _ _ _ 4 , 4., .
‘ idbv drawn-ts at #1 0r bowe- Preparedb block Norwalk Conn will receive H) r t ‘ ' ~ ‘ I ' “I “n °“° Person“ “I °“° 3’9“" Am’m‘mi‘ “13° went In“! too our a e neares 4r n m-‘L 0 c4 ' b s g b ‘ instructed the delegates from the Colony in tbry to learn the characrer of him whom it vout fillihrbilwlm I“ .59 _
&.Pierce.ii-D..Solc From-lewlgmthisgheyml ,‘ ‘ ,‘ .’ ' ‘" “'“Wm‘i- LEWIS HUBBELL, Dealer,‘ galls 'to 14141.: Blacl mgr that“ 4haveaie44w4pnr4e448afe- saloon, and the result was ,lhat,.hls slant - 4 T1181 001““594: “‘Edmifimgil‘i‘s cggtoggfifif Congress to propose to that body iha’lii represents, it will be found that the lig414i44l undevelouedfpovr'ers‘und 'op rtumly wait-
- I - u- -. . eol‘ 0 rep nourvn ‘a_ ver- ‘ - - oved m 4 4 . , . . , 4 .. 44 4 : 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 ,4 4444444 4
a mubi’fibm‘” 3,353.4.4l4i4e4f4t4444m. ‘ JAMES MITUHELL. ' 04444444440441‘421233445'1‘.’NORWALK. cONN.444 {é‘ngfk'ti “gig“‘rlw‘gg‘glfi’ffi‘ima 'r’ "’5 '33:; 80’“:th 1mm ' that he ld ”6 31:33:. “m y g . . a should declare the Colonies free Wanda. which ahmesu-om his life will ranch-as , mg for imam ihe.tllm_; $3 M: W
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