Norwalk Gazette, Tuesday, October 7, 1873 · page 1

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- NORWALK, CONNECTICUT, TUESDAY "001301333117, 1873. 9 Vatuuhg.m.1.:shhtntto,
alumina. opportunity to slope before any change in VBnIIsrs at...» fI-e- A Water Cooler. 'ruo VIVIIsAgsV Ios;,,'_..m. bit sway went steed and rthsVVr like the 4 A NogwAVlaVKVV- GAIBT'I‘B. . A hEAL ESVT'VATE. 1;;on httugdgrzdrddcmrthe m: nasal’l'iuc.m_99mm ..

A. tield coauty Nation's! Banksnd ot TbeNation-

an k0} ‘torwslk. _
' n ‘ alto. II. MILL‘VER,
sstt It the Nor'wnik Savings Society

wind; no look to be cast behind nor rein '.
drawn until the gallop eaned twelve miles

distant,‘ to Madison, Ind. .,1. where, says The

 

Editor Hardin g of The Pittsfleld _E’alls, has
learned of Bailey' s remarkable escape from
a Water coole'r' In Ch'iéngmudlelie it thusly:

the Ianpect of affairs should occur. Having
thus: concluded ihey proceeded to lend their
parents astray.“

JOB vs. A-nonsn.
- Desirable Residence

FOR SALE OR T0 -BENT.

Sailing over the bright blue sea,

nus. homer. alumnus noun-sax.
Careless whitherI gliderf 9-

 

'l‘lslene-d bile» rupee In the line.

 

 

Dear and blessed dead ones, can you look In M“? 0" "'8 Pi‘éflini I“! “'0 19¢“

 

and listen

To the sigbing and the moaning down

here below i

Does it make a discord in the hymns of

Heaven—

The discord that jaIn lee in the life you.

god." fin"? .'

"1’va been‘ialklng to, John, " said Sallie,

concluded toV etope=i1t ti‘ "all settled, and
we’re ready just 'II soon II iI can be arran-

“I Inw Sally that night, " said John to bin

Bailey, of The DanburyV New, has just
returned from a western tour. He has seen
the burnt district of Chicagoalooked ever
George Francis Train’s possessions in
Omaha, chattI‘VIdV Vvvilli the Mormons at Salt
Lake City, and walked the golden streets of

“academy" of a certain drowsy little Ken-
tuckian village on the banks of the Ohio
reoeived as its teacher a young colleginn
from Indians who, being without independ-_
ent means of supportI while he should study
his chosen profession of law, had decided

village schoolmaster. 1' I31 :1.

Important to [bribiulIllIl'CV-rlmern.‘
Tito credulity Ind ignorihce prevailing

Courier, of that place, I npw academy has 1,
since been found for thVe~doubly chivalrouaI _

Ortrtca Ix GAzu'r'ru BurnmxoV.

‘ a. is. disturbed a. co.,

Z‘A. H. Dentures, _J. B. Bins, G. N. Bins.

 

Subscription $92. 00 per year in advance.

TH! Elegant and combiodious Besidence and
Grounds locateunon West Avenue formerly_
known as the Dim'ou omestend,-0Vne of the most
desirable laces in Norwnlk,-—ts ofiercdfo'rsnle, or

torent. ii the modern improvements. PosIesIlon
Even Sept. 1st. For fiarttculars up ”My
JAMES NNIY, Res state Agent.

 

1 9.1-‘ose SALE CHEAP. ,9

 

 

Bo'iVSts and Shoes.

wit, ,the undersigned, having formed a co-pnrt-

‘ dtorenf G. 0. Keel'er,would most respectfullyinvlte
. his oideustomers,nlso.~ our oldfrlenub' Ind patrons
- andtbe public In general,to give u! Ancnll and we

nerahip and purchased tire Ducts and shoe .

_My burlL'drllil idly to find 'fVio'; ... i1...—
Borne .by lllé rigidg‘ide, :t. -. 'mo3 a.

".L..£.Jt I: (:4le "

The genlld breath of giggling; Mind. .J :I 1.»
GoéVI softly murmurmgbym , . .422. so,»
And no sound In henrdfroilt leg or shell-5

But the ifartled sen-gun's pry.-

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f:3 used in k W? @99de it? pdrtemdt‘sod sheagre'ed _Ina-elope w‘IIIh' lune“ Sag Brnodcisco. d r ht h i 1 iOkICt tdetdraladggodldn; 1:33“? :9 :hmmltg Isil'iclfllllfl'im'lf Iodgti?‘fmfd't° ;' . Single copies 5 cents. .000!) um! I w as I m h- willconvt'uceth'emthu'tb y
so thinkthstthethiti' ha be'tter e ur-’ 0 ha man I ventures,o w c to III e o _e a 11. - ec emca eemen I,‘ c m I a- .1 . 1 ___~ 1 ° ' "'90 l I:
When “'é prey our prayers 7° the 8”“ God ried right along." '3 1. tells, but we ha’ve not seen recorded his9 sophomore, with more ambition than .rious crop products, .and what is requirzd Advnra‘ssI-g lesson. 51' III. 'ISSI,"t‘3““ "'0 mu“ not“ of N" cur ‘Wfihafiifiglfiggfiksgafiggfl:£539}: Tlgaldddsdekeddmebdldedflme 2“?“ a
8‘30" you, One week from this time all the prelimt- narrow escape from a water cooler, at n' money, had adopted this plan oftiding over in the soil, to produce beautifulAcrIo I5:1."ll::::fol::lé:gg§°l.§g¢tl".139%.:bum” m“ ‘- lM’mlm’m'r- smut" 3‘08.- 'ifg§'§°gfif,“‘,§‘fi‘§‘ giggingnisggfigflmg ,And the fleec cloudsdu 11,1, “,5 .3 *3"
D0091!” 96110 0f 0“? prayins 0'“ 81““ “we. had been arranged« 8011303in pun hotel he stopped at. He was shown to his the time between the choice of a learned well as the chemical changes in nature in willows. continuance: . w - - -‘1 -- - V . III! _mn'. 91...,“ mm. “f,” mm, 5 ruusiowsulhurva " Are turnin ,f cm s o t lilood. y V9
“New" “Y’ thpttteewttho bl‘btl iI'éw dréss'uu‘d 'a‘VllI lbs tdom on the third floor, about 10 o’clock, profession and the period when the latter constantoperation,rendersibsm peculiarly °“°'¢""~;;§';:,1_,,,,;,,;,;,;_- : * _' ,3: T amulet-”tolduttnstmt. 2.1.; saline Irrss IIIIIIII'V, rlistass.ae.. ‘ ' n " ° ..
D°-y°“ know the thing we "k “find "i“ other fixings, and John had been given cracked ajoke with the porter, and dismiss-« might be suflciently mastered to yield a liable to imposition and extortion from. «1- Two ‘1' .- 1‘: “f u __________ 31:3 “'33" RRAVI’. 1m‘°l‘“l"”d mm" PNEU“ “mm” ”‘5‘" The twilightmists are gathering round,
that you could give it. 1 1 . #10,,” to buys sun of wedding toggery ed him in convulsions of laughter, locked livelihood, and notafew- of the chief Ieua- .terprising manipulators and speculators in 93?.ansrteICoIa-a,oneyear, ----- solos HOUSE: Ann LOT P03 SALE. t Autthdzrtoddurdrvngakld, Hiding the view from my night,
You whose hearts ached with wtshtng, In The...“ “mean New“ Wm- hu‘hins ,, 1,1,, doorman“ up his wstch,sttppod otr tors, judges, and clergy of the nation could fertilisers Eflfiafig,“ on”... ............. 133533 Ac nus cusses Is onaarn '10 run. nun"?! g;;:.:..'“tmm l ndfizdgg- mm "mm “"i‘herewmem'eh'i 9“
' CHASE the residence of the late Alfred Inl- c"-‘““$’“."' Jo“my; Hauvoan. 0f the warning beacon ”light

your own little day l

Are your at»; deaf with pI-atseh‘wyoublessed

dead of Heaven !

And your eyes blind with glory, that you

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Ah“;

caun'Vot and our 1Apiirl3’.

If you saw, if you heard, _you would weep

.among the angels,

And the praises Ind the glory would be

for you in vain

Yet He listens to our praying, the greatI God
at or

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3. a

We. 1-5- <9":

. As He fills with pain the measure of our

life’s little day ,

their: respective sleeves at their. own cun-
hidng ATheBdIvVvui were overjoyed It} oV-Vut-

nt fooling the Browns; nod both chuckled
over a speedyrelteffrom financial emborraus-
ment. 1

The eventful nVlgtI’t came, and John hitch-
ed up one of his father’ s horse's arid‘ drove
off toward Sallie’s domicile. When within
a dozen rods oflbe house he gave it signal
whistle, and Sallie: tenure gut, Under the
peculiar circumstances theyfeared no later.-
torches, and deem 'it unnecessary to exercise
any gresIt amount of caution. John gsvs’

 

Could Haber to sit and shine there on His 5‘91; ‘- pump-(91mg kins, helped her into the

white jhrouo 1n Hedven,V
But that He sees the end while we only
see the way f

A at] HOIOUI ILOPEMBNT.

“I’ on what ife,” said Peter:
Smitd; dhudte ediidadeddhe roasts by it
wise shake of the forefinger, “things have
got into a very bad way. The farm is
mortgaged to the last Icentjt' Is worth, and I
owe a heap of money beside—more by a
long shot than I know how to pay. What
is to be Qpn

"I’m‘stiie‘
the bothered wife, “but it set me too awful
bad to be turned out of—hotise and home at

our time of life.

wouldIonly fiatfiég‘? ssfiqwa'susugbter
Sallio: it would u; out amazingly.
The Browns, you see, are _very well off, and
the connection would be a perfect gold

 

mine lg 1m, _1 eyad ly
the huddl’ot '9 fml
lhcy’ ve always_ said they would. "

“That‘s a good idea, wife," _and Peter

brightened ‘up amazingly, "you always
were a. cute woman ,and the notion doeI

you credit. But do Vyou think the young
folks would! ink zl“ . 1.,
RE: 315- it nitrite the that.

they've always tak- .i a great notion to each
other ever since they were children—been
more like brother and sisters than anything
else. 21:33! 3

But suppose the Browns would object, so
most likely they would You _know we
ain't on good terms, thick as the young
folks lilvnbeent'.’ .. r .
. “I’ll tell you what, Beter. Vil’s9' VquVtA the
thing for us to do—put up John to elope
with Sallie. "

“Ag; vii V
t c this
Tbtlst e 99i9ust

scheming couple went to bed to dream of a

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er was settled? an- the

3” .
if? swirl-{Em Petal" replied

Now, if goiur son John 1

. 1 int
u-an.

a d be world: x—t-t'o Robibson just told moist

wllg'on, and _‘n'way _tlte'y went.
Shortly A_af9ter they departed, two scenen
transpired which must be here It -corded9V
Jonas Brown returned from the filings
store, and estate 3 his house' In a state of
great mental and bodily excitement. The
latter was caused by fast walking and the
former I'by—bul; the cbnv rsation that ennu-
ed will best .1
“They’ re gone 9i" exclaimed Mer. Brown,
exultingly. “and they’ll be hitched' to an
hour or less.”
“The deuce they have! I hoped» to .get
here time enough to stop ’em.”

“To stop ’em t”
“Yes, that’s what I said."
.V “Will“ f0! 9" 9
~ “Just~3¥llitsé;:9201d.sniiih 1,.b'iln’t' 99.9onfthn a
‘cent—can’ I pay what he owes—will be sold
out within a month—it’ s the talk of the
whole village. ”
£“Goodness gracious l” gasped the old lady,
“ivvhat shall we do i”
2“I'll tell you what I'll do. Sally shan’t
marry the beggar, I’ll follow them to_
Squiggpfil §n§ gilt Igggijbfore—ih
With this he hurriedly hitched up a horse
aVIId spun away toward Squire Jones! house,
'- shout five miles distant. '
i'l’be other important scene mentioned
was at the Smith residence, and was open-
ed by the precipitate entrance of Mrs. S.
with the breathless exclam t' -
. time‘ ”awry, ,- .3; i .,t.1 _'.s1'::
"‘Who f” Inquired the husband.
“John H
'1“IYes,” and Smith rubbed his hands with
gigs. “Hezyvent olftbsit'anmmago. ”t

"‘Don’t stand there rubbing your hands,”
screamed the lady, “but harness up the old
are just as quick as you can, and follow
em, The Browns ain’t; worth a dollar in

 

 
 

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—-snt_l a mortgage on their farm going to be

fitting the smiths, the Smiths were happy '

.his garments, turned down the gas,1and was
dozing' In less tbaquIf an hour.

But it was a strange bed and a slrnnge
place, and he slept only by file and starts
and upon "waking up fur the tenth time;

 

9 aboutmidnigbt, hefoundhimselfthirsty. He

wanted a good pull at a pitcher of water, to
wash down the dust and cmders that had
filtered through his moustache during the
day’ s whirling through the dry country on
an express train, 9and the more he thought
about it the more necessary it seemed that
he must have the draught or perish. I All he
had to do was to‘ 9:01 to the corner of his
room, touch the faucet and draw oil all Lake
Michigan if he’wsnte‘d to; but he tried it“
and faund the water warm, and tasting‘of'

. lead pipes, cockroaches, sinks and other

things, and be spit out the first mouthful in'
disgust.

Then he remembered that in coming up
stairs he had noticed on a shelf in ‘Ithe cor;
net of the hall, two floors below big night, 1}
capaelous water cooler, and he ‘recolleeled
thinking at the time that it was an excel-
lent thing in the proprietor to be so thought;
fat of the wants of‘ his guests. IThe‘lo‘n’ger
his mind" dwelt on that water cooler, the
more he wanted a drink liom it. There
were, undoubtedly, great lumps of ice in it

and the water was probably as cold and
sparkling as water possibly could be, and—‘
well be determined to try ll,fo19r his thirst
had grown intelerehle almost.

It was after midnight, etrerybpdy was
shed; the gas was turned low, and there' Was
no use dressing himself, and so grasping his
bedroom tumbler, he poked his head out of
the door and took a preliminary survey.

The coast was clear, and lightly and ofit-
tiouély as a cat, Mr. Bailey passed along the
Ill. At the top of each flight of stairs he
listened and heard only the deep broathlng
and rival snoring of the room ocen ants
along the way. Down a dozen more _steps
and in a corner at an angle of the corridor;
he saw the coveted cooler, and congratulae
ted himself on his success.

He held his glass under the spout, gave

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' 1the'9handle a quick jerk, and in an instant

he was on his back, the tumbler dashed out
of his hand and crashed on the floor, and
stick a roar and steam, and stench and flood,
as issued forth no mortal man could endure
and live, for poor brother Baileyh'ad tapped
the Babcoek fire eutinguisb'er. » » » 'i

There was a sound of baslening feet in
he ofiice below, but the gteat humorist was
no quick for them. He hadn’t the least
den of what he’d done, only he knew some-
thing had busted, and whether it was the

III-use.

'a ‘v'er'y' charming member inf her sex, who

'fihaliy confide to her his conflicting hopes

who. after a brief interval of obvious con-
singlet and short answers, generally took

look back to youthful years in which their
nights of study had been preceded by days
ofvillage school teaching Thus reasoned
the new master of the humble academic
institution above mentioned; and because
his first experience of a strange drudgery
in a strange place proved more tiresome
than he had unlicipated, his IIpirlts very
soon, and hopes of the tbtureA_ weakened.
This' Is an experience very common with
'theIincipient lawyer .9,o1r1 clergyman in his
pedagoguing novitiate, and usually imparts
to his air and manner a certain'drooping
melancholy by no means unbecoming in
the sight of sentiment. Your village school-
'mssterrofthts class-is always an object of
interest to rural society as a person of a
dignity vastly superior t-.o ordinsry- young
men, and if he seems to peak and plus there
is no lack ofrom‘s‘ntic gossip to account for
the phenomena. If, therefore, the Indi-
ania'n oftba' present sketch was from the
_‘b'cgiuniu'g of his teachership a personage of
high consideration' In the best village circles.

pect commended him to the particular Dds
nitration of the sentimental. . Now you' see
'what is comingl- ' Young ladieI are great
admirers of pathetic manly gloom, Ind the
9piteous ni’oplng of the raw young peda-
‘gogu‘e presently attracted the sympathy of

'Was’ 'to’ ingenuous' to disguise the feeling,
Here again wasa very common experience
of the young schoolyle'aching colleglan. It
was but human’ nnture for him to incline
gratefully to this' fair sympathizer,._ and

and fears; and this he did without particu-
larly noticing at first that there was very
often. another young masculine guest
present when he visited her at her home,

‘hisle'ave abruptly. When 19nt last the, re-
peatedepisode could no longer escape his
‘etteution, the young lady explained, with
an air of lndifl'ereuce,}'thst the apparently
eccentric young man was merely an old
friend whocame there sometimes. Whoso
from elsevvhese goes to a village a wooing
is ivery apt to encounter 'just this kind of
episode in tbe'earlier evenings of his visits,
and can. generally prevent its future recur-
rehce, if it doesuot please him,‘by develop:
lug his matrimonial intentions at once. It
means that he has a country rival, who can-
not besr to retire from‘ the field while there
is 'a ghost of a chance left for him. and-may
ultimately triumph by sheer perseverance
unless timely anticipated in a decisive

his speedy development of a saddened as“: .

”o oblong shallow basin. say ’1 to “Meet wide, :9
“sud any length required to make. the pile .-.

to carry elf to a shallow. cisternvuny liquid.
ithst may teach, through the manure.

a
absorbed from the air, circulating under
the compost, during the process of fermen-
tation. The first-layer over-.the» boards
should he I few inches thick of straw or
any dry litter, followed by stable manure
0
regular layers, and over each layer of Mo

absorb the rich gases of AmmoniIe, Nitro-

Agriculture is the chief9 V“c0i'IVier stone,". . Din tlennlfipereent. ndveneeontbeubove.

and its successful prosecutidn and improve-f
ment, is the "uAIainspring" to all ’othIeIr iii-f
dustriés. Therefore the Ict1“Io'f9‘ preserving
and restoring the fertility ofe'x’haus‘ted soils
is one of the first importance, not only {to 1
.the agriculturist, but to all other- indpslriesti

er “lei"- “
p vartlsersrestrieted to the business end-

to adverttsnmduts.

tlaem
um?11‘ror;o

.13 “Cold-1r.“

. . - - 5.00
(lolumumnetilue: _. _ . . 9.01..”

time. --1- - - 00.00
' roddesthb' insertedgrstuttonsiy. OblIt-I

:uotiusilicsute per; line. 5

cheap and efficient mnnures 9iI1 salami for'Vn
the benefit of those willing to incur II little

 

 

trouble in order to make p _.:;- ~ - »-‘ War: “'1:qu unusual cats and do.
And first they must know, that all vege- "531;?“ ";t ..
table and animal matter, and shuts mineral" *
ANN“ G FIOOVTVE,

substances, when decomposed and renderedl 9W
soluble furnish food for plants. The virgin
soil of the most fertile laudfis the product
of these materials, composed in nature’ I 1. :
laboratory; and her agents nre Vbest air and. '
moisture.
With knowledge and experience,r n3:.b‘etter
fertilizer than much that“ sold; can' be .pre-
pared at home at comparatively "little? cost,
and in many cases for less; than is- paid for
freight on the oommercialartlclerw

Some care and lyfllem il “WHY. 0‘ The law firm of rerrls‘, causes-emotion was

dis'solv’suhy mutual consent. larch lst.I 6..

course, to gather and treasure up for use .
b i asset the sbovesddress.
eVeIV-y waste material that will increase my _CW‘I Wflleontlnne'bls as n .

Aflonnxxs AI‘ naw.

cor. Held and Will Stre9ets1. Not-Vwalk, Conn.
Claims prompt] y collected.

havr tomes. V IVIV .9 com a. score.

ALVIN G. CHILD.

" LAW ordinate,
Heems' Nos. 98 and 10, Seely's Hall, Main Street
514110819), CONN.

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size and improve; the quality ‘of the manure j ilk. I. erases.
Vhea'p‘ The “M in mm" “‘1 time,’ “1 We“ . Organist or the rustcttngregyttohit Church,
. rants run em or new roux. Ieher of the

as the value or efllcrencyofthe manurewill
depend muchupon the mode, of treatment. m

Labor. may be-_ saved. :and- therfsrmenting: 24: - no: 3,, go:§3;w;L-g, (gong,
And incornonmns 13'0““ n“, be “99‘“de 5V In New York,- care of William A. Bond: CA (’0.th
by preparing a place convenient to the raw. Bm'dW‘JI '

material and to water, by executing an Nm-ggmgg ‘3, 111.1933];

Teacher of the . ‘

Plane-Forte,- siege: and filunlenl

nboutfifeet high; Grads this {resin boar: HAND-FORTE VAN” ORGAN,

the sides, any _3 inches below- the; [prince to

 

IVbout 10 inches In the cententwitlanuarrow _ 1 .. ' Box I...
.cent1er,;and I, grndeof-nbout-ene.-iu..twenty, ..
lbw 3- Afillllll. .

The .
bottom of this basin should be made hard,
and may be covered with clay or cement to
render it durable. Place rallenor timber,
ncroes the basin. and cover with boards
thatvwill support the weight, and prevent
the compost froin sifting through, and still
dmit the requisiteoxygeu, which will be

-Bi1glieer- VnIIIIl- surveyor,
ItonwALKI. come.
V- Orders left with Sherman Stevens, It the Gauss:-

o b mail. It attefl tried to.. Also .
é§%t'%lpm slalom: DUBLE runnrse

W “11.,th ben'tln use. Power pledged
equslto any overtahvt.

ISAAC W. IVES,

LUMBER,

”Danhuxty, Conn.

B. oaxes Ian
rnxs'acaA'xV Ir. Intrusion,

r whatever material may be‘ at band,in

10 inches thick should be spread A thin "a [as ’sstore. Wa-Ibln on St., Propert to sellor to rent, or those wishing to par-
OfiiesoverAlf pp It
layer ofswamp muck, or any rich earth, to South Non-1k. Conn. Consultation grntlsf I’D?! $336!! ndneu Attended to with lpromptieu Ina

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ravine“ N’ottcesin Bending Columns. 21 5 cents,
1.333393% the tluIeIl of contract, but 'are permitted '
mamas» ythn

0 t ,eBoa tutesn 1
Adandgdgrtdeni tequiretl foralitransleutndver-

common Iéntions’m Vlns'erteId n1I rs’adlngpt‘u radii.“ ‘1

9 I large part.

'itoom No. 4. Gazette Buuding. where he can here—

.lory. IItuated tn the center of the Borough of Nor-
~w , opposite the all: and eommsndlngn
1Ifiue view of the harbor. Size of lot 100 feet lI-ont,
burs feet in depth. Apply to either of the Execu-

.19"-
HRS. ALl'lV'lED HALLORVYV

on the t .
Iowans naaan, south It mm "'

orwalk. Itf

 

filfl‘l’m rAIIV‘I’IIIII', Building Lots at 9your own
opaymeut, .rnm one to five years with
bare lterest. The finest located and lioIt

the. 'town 0 walk; forms: I B. SIXTH

. :l-‘Ol IAIIBA. 1 ~
'THB beautiful house and int recently oenhptnd by
C. I. Dety, on Elmwood Avenue South Hor-
.wnlk, Icommanding as Ileudtc view of lite town and
Longl slnn In house has twelve rooms.
with ns,far e and marble mutate. Sixeoflnt»
00x01 feet. Strawberries, Grapes, and Pesrtreeslvt

 

chance to purchase a first-class place low. Posses-

sion 'glven on April laud Part of no purchase money

can remain on bond and more local Trn of '
1B. ii. ILWILL, or CHA

lit! 80th Norwsik, Conn.

FAR]! FOR SALE.

lllt‘. ver randeslrable place formerly known as the
Dr. stead Perm, located on Belden’ a Hill.
parttyln Wlltonnud partly in Norwnlk,eompristug
over seventy acres of good land. well adapted to
stock raisin or dairy purposes: with abundance of
fruit of the est kind, tagsthnr with Dwelling, two
Barns’.two-story$tore- ouse, Carriage House. the.
Will be sold cheap, and on my terms. Apply to
Itf Adi “LICK. Executor.

Snell Pinon for Sale.
E HOUSE AND LOT situated just west of the

H
T Wide River Bridge, on the south side of the
road,nenrl opposite theresldeuceofJamesPsnton,
Esq. .. inn and for sale. The house contains six
rooms with cellar, aIe.,nud9 is altered at a low price ,
“I: also: purchase-money can remain on
an e. s I n c nuee to secure site
Apply'n‘t theGAz or“ on . ".8

Inna Property
[‘08 SALE.

THE subscriber olhrs for Sale his Hill Property
situated in West Norwnlk. about two miles
from Darlen Depot. three miles from South Nor-
wnlk,and two miles from New Can un1aI consisting
fn mannfsetory two stories high, feet, with
III II feet he edand fall of water, with Ihmserns
land: now used as s'Snw Hill but suitable for a
nnnfitetoryofatgklnd.“ Termsessyandprleelow.
Inquire 'of JAM Y, Real Estate Agent,
Norwnlk, or oftbe subscriber,
CHAUNCBY STBIIT.
1 WestNorwIlk. Sept.251000. tfl

.IArss'is PIN max,
Ben] Estate Agent, Licensed Auction-
eer, Caiutnble. Collector, kc.
RATBFULLT returns thanks for the veryllberal
tronnge heretofore extended him by a gen-

pa
public. and solicits a continuance of the sums.
lie has taken a desk at J. B. Huriburt’s Law once.

 

 

 

 

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afterbcfonnd or orders can be left. He will ve
flompt attentlon to the buying and selling of en]
' sate, renting of places, Auctioneerln of real and
personniproperty, the collection of de ts,&c., and
illmake every reasonable exertion to please all
who may favor him with their patronage.

FAlltl-‘lElll comm
Real Estate 'Agency.

THE undersigned wouldbe pleased to receive or-
derst from those having Dwellings or Farm

 

once No. I. Gazette ”Bullsdiug.

 

din‘glhota ever ole're'd oh liberal 'teruIVIV inI1 L

hearing. The place is within five mluutes'wnlk of '
the New Haven Railroad Depot, and forms a rare9 ,

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Wrought and Cast Iron fencing, 9

South Norwalk

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CARPENTER AND BUILDEIVIV.

HEsubseriberwouldlnformtbe citizens ofNor-
walkthat he in prepared to do

:Buildlni‘; In an «ammonium,

bycontract, orby dn'y’ewnrk, and soilclt's ashare oI
patronage. Will trytoplesse. Shop Centernvenue.

t_;u arMain street
SAMUEL B. FITCH.

 

I 's . . L ‘ ' .
W. C. QUINTA: RD & 00.,
Wholesale and Retail Deniersln

litudwate, Paints, “Oils, lilass,

House Furnishing Goods,
1 . , Alsosll kinds of .
'Mechanlcss’ Tools, V
AND '

AGRICULTURAL IMPIEMENTS.

LOCKS. KNOBS. NA 11.8, IA AD BUILDERS"
HARD WARE, POCKET AND TABLE CUTLBRY9
of the best kind. Remember the place,
No. 3 Opera House Block,
‘ SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
w. mourn-ram), nunxxzurr-

, W. H. SWORDS.
Merchant Tailor

conunn'wasnmcrou AND‘MAIN srs..
_ sou'a'n NORWALK, comm,

Scotch Cheviots, Melton 3, Grape and
English Coatings,

MADE UP IN STYLE, AND AT LOWEST PRICES.

A good fit warranted and made as thecustomer may
wantit. Cutting donefor others to make as here-

tofore. ,
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OFV
Gents’. Furnishing Goods.

IRON TENCING.

HE subscriber is now preparedt'o make andfnr-
utsh several styles of

 

 

to enclose churches, dwellings and burlnlplots.
—Also-

Gratings.

BLACKSMVITH WORK

Shopin rearof Salmon’s Hat ShopIJJnton street
Wu. H. DUNCAN.

 

(i. ll. KENDALL. M. 0..
DVENVTIST.I~

filce East Side Depot Square, WashingtonSt'reet.

Iron Gates, Doors, Shutters IIIId _

9 IronStVutrs, millions for building purposes,snd1 ' ,1
many other aritclesin the lineof - ‘

And the phantom ships a'I they glide :Ilongi .
Through the gathering darkneseloolu 9

And drift 'slowly by me” In their course,
“,I'1AIAI1d are lost“ In the silent gloom.

VA€.'
‘ 1 ‘li
' The moon has' risen above the wave,

And’ Is shining clear and bright,

éIIehingatssIhtngIIIvet-ym " _9 993

.In Its mellow, Iteiottt light .51
And all IloncA in my finyboat 9 ~31. 1.. a

Borne by the silent tide,
I sit and dream the hours away,
Careless whither 5 glide.
-—-———o—s.-—.————- _ .

. Jonathan A wax.

 

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Irv Anon sound

 

The cows are coming, Jessie dear, make \
haste and see the sight;

9 There are twenty milky beauties to 1“.

' housed and fed to-nig’ht.

That first one with the snow-white borne in
just as old-as May' ,

She and my pet first saw the light the same V
Iott summer day.

A tender creature was she, so weak and
cold, and thin ! 9

John said she was not fit to raise. I said it -
Will I. III!

'l‘o‘ cast her off, for Maybad’s I.Iake JobVIIV
laughed, and asked me whether

I thought it best, upon the whole, torenr
two calves together.

But she was spared, and so was May. It
1 sometimes seems to me, .

In Starbright's son and gentle eyes, Mny'IV
‘ pleading glance I see. '

Ilove the creature—you may smile—per-
' haps my fancies mock;

She’sthe fairest of the herd, as May’s the
sweetest oi the flock.

There’ 5 May, her arms round Starb'right’s

. neck, the girl' to nine to-day.

A froliesome and genial thing, at study or at

P18}:

The darling in our failing years, the spring
in our autumn set, 9

A fair white jewel blaring in our faded
coronet. .

to But see, John l_ets‘ 'Atliebars down ; in clover

deep they stand, V 1
With glossy flanks, and backs as straight III
yonder table- land;

The fragrance of their breath pours in like * 9

, ambergris’ and myrrh,
They’ re just the neatest cows to milk, John.
says they never stir.

 

foreclosed. So Sell won’t et a solitar '
5P9“; releafcfromilhefi‘ifiuinctal W’d‘ cent" y g y Ibotel water Works or a patent gas machine, “engagement.” Our hero had the wit to gen, &c.,‘ss they are generated. The top- HAS- W-WY- ~ 50'1“! NM'WMKI Ct. .
memento gfifi, humedfie old {mi-é into her 19.33.9901' the boiler of the warm bath department, discern this meaning in his own case. and 0f the heap should have a thin layer of ' p n N T 1 s '1', J1 M E II M 1'19‘0 I! I1”- la Ii V Dentistry in all The! km" 1'" lone-J“ seldom loud; a”
. COIMideflGsi are ROMP-mm! 0f the 199-“ M88. and rattled away toward Squire Jone. he didIVI’t linger to inquire. The skirt of his availed himself of the opportunity ofi'ered earth and this 00W!“ with 5 “1i" layer 0‘ Nonwm Cont ‘ 1,333??? E": 9 know 1‘“ touch—’tls kmd
curious milliliter—aim”: snrpafisi’ng be- residence. night shirt streamed out in the rear like a by the explanation of his hostess to ask her “Wt ‘0 protect from the 9391“. °f9 “1““ and l s to It consultantnetsl . 'mdnner. I e 2. “J05“ bad 3 way.” the 191818th?! say, to
"=17!" “Newsw- Mont the tie-eh of John ma 5,“, had proceeded kiwi-e], flag or distress, as he Ipett along and up lflie, too, was to be only her friend or rain and to admit air raiifiii'e'a'llttiefiliciel’.” ° to REAL ESTATE BBBKER, h.i.’°.°.‘:.‘. 3’32 9? 9:?“ am" "mum mud 9
~ pg t-cc‘th er ape—=1 only know that I, through all

11';

the above conversation ““7“" “'1‘ ““1 about four miles, the former driying with slairaV9~ three steps at 'a jump, accelerated by course her response was, “Oh don’t be so If corn?etalks 01' any coarse “bf“. 'AltTmCIAL'rEm‘n INSERTIIDIILOW RATES. ”In“ "M by.

.l‘these blessed years,

A

 

It: S1?"h13h°“i‘ne fit “12” 2‘90““ one farm, and holding; Sally on. the seat Ith’e possibility that the flames or the floods ridiculous!" and of'course he was yet more material is to be fermented and decomposed, -—AND-— :henseowttrous ' '9

W“ W1 0.11999 an “39 an ct”: ren Flt 'u' .3 (15995601113. wt,“ they heard 1.1593 sound hé had set free were following him. “Now ridiculousin his subsequent questions and spread these lengthwise, and In thin layers R. J a, ggngoug, 1 1 , 3.2131,? 111‘: :8" Have ”"9” 5'3” the moment "hell 1".

903%‘39‘3? “£2“ 1:9 e on“? u ' ~th vijli‘eels a short distance in the fear, they I lay me down to sleep” ran through his manner, or there would be no “old, old near the center 01' the heap. WM“ should D D 91-} N '1‘ I S 'l‘ A U 0 TI ON E E R h , , m, “'3, "“ie‘i m" vmce has “0'13“” fem"

$3318 o If: ye as shrink? “w had just passed a king bend in the road band as he flew along to his roam, and Vsiory” The engagement was made. It is he added sufllcicnt ,0 thorougly mom” Nonwanx Coast. ., lazing 13933131“ lirlfi‘fdt’i “0:.fom‘ as]; emarth and Heme;

, 1 . 1 1“ I. n - - . - t . h l h ”I l 1 ‘- .V__—_—.__.l__—__—_. ‘
nilfl looking-2 sprosI, they saw, revealed Itn It the devil is it? was his emphatic 1139 inevitable lot of_ every respectable bach- every portion, without dratmag through, once“ Gum. amalmnom No.8,overJnck- o‘ce’unehew. Block, Wait an“, pt't‘ienii"t‘l21%‘23§i gwflt c3223; 3:21;)“.13": ‘1: “To n1fiflfl‘", ”

son’s Brothers’ store, Nitrous nxl xidn or Laughing u

G.-I administered when desired. A new device for
late work—light, durable and cheap.

“Yet.” replied hisvife, .._
“Well, its coming due' In about a month
and how under the sun we’ re going to pay,

_ first thought“ 0a Itfi'hfl‘afe ely
How he eat all the rest ortue utgc....-_ u. e
satchel. in his hand, expecting _Iomething- 0'1

and if the water is firstreudercd putrid by
being prepared in a shallow cistern (con-
structed It the end of- the pile In that any

so tucmost approved apparatus inndmlulsterlngit.
P.S .—Olfice not open on Mondays or Saturdays.

the moopltgitlwthe pursuing Brown.
‘11“5Why,‘ that’s pit,” exclaImed‘Sally

“Yes, sits 'Ihe 'm‘eom rnischlef, ruiatVe't,"

elor who sojourns long in Kentucky to
ther betroth one of the belles or buy one
“"’ ‘* “w hich that rare old state

 

 

BY LUCY ll. HOOPEB.

p :NoRWALK, CONN.

DRUGS AND MEDIGVINHS.

 

it I don’t know. ”
“Mortgage the fem.” .
“We’ve done that until it can’t he _IIIIort-

agedggnother apply: .4.

and there” II Sally wanltng a piano.V 1 1

 
 

we’ ‘re on the verge of bankruptcy '5’ ~ ,
m"I wish Sally would marry John Smith
—gracioV_uI knows they.- re together enough
to take a notion that w'ny. -” " "
‘ Yes, but I dopt _se'e' bevy they would
help us any."

“You don’t, eh? Well I do. 'Ain'tV his '

folks rich? and wouldn't they set him up

handsomely? then we could-,.ntando spurned-outfits {Edi

chance of g‘ettinj’hblp tthAVVIuglVI SalliéV. N“ K

Ahe9r9e9IVV
the money is- to come from is II groggy tot

said John;
“What shall we do i" squealed Sally
“I’ll show you," said J ohn ‘

l

1'i'aVIte «that matte the horse steam like a boiler.
ii. Biotin oame on at a fearful raIteV, only to
bd summarily checked by the rail.- The
horse jumped the rail, but the front wheel
I:

way with the wreck of the vehicle
Just as rowui;s w

cul‘d happen, how he edged of from the
fatal corner when he left the hotel as soon
as daylight came, need not be told, for they

Va

Juiipine from the mean. he unsaved I 'qu be imagined. But we wonder why e
99h? 911911} from “)8 150129.100 P186613 “91‘5“ Bailey, who can tell it so much better than 6nd part may challenge diderences of
“i? roadwny. Then he drove on 0301!! CM we, has never told of his escape from a judgment

water cooler.
. .

Sons Busts Abe-n in oyster-.9
The oyster 9whéh spawning doenV IVIVotV. 9cast

 

is famous, and to (rt-11.... “hm had
chosen a belle. Up to to this po at t...

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ooze leaching through may drain into it),

 

romance is really pastoral and pretty
nough for any elevated taste; but the sec-

When the engagement was
known‘ In the village, the superfluous guest
A9f earlier occasions no longer haunted the

I bower of beauty, nor intruded his defented

pretensions, but like the thoroughly manly

with!“ under' “199 collision. Brown W“ its eggs like other fish, but dissolves, as it fellow he was, took the first favorable
_tuinbled 9.11}: ”id 91,9 ,frightened horse-1 ran .wére,a part of its own body, which passes chance to obtain a private interview with
.. ’9. 0 (min inng slender threadti, as fine as a

$981931“ hmém‘llb ‘;1spide1rsweb, upon "which are congregated his maguanimity. Conceding that the lat-
the‘accident rentin- millions of little eggs, not visible to the ter had honorably won the field, and would
“If ““95 time Smith“ b59319"? “19. 193d!“ actor, InaIked cye',hu_t9 which, when put under a be cenventionally justified in treating his

his successful rival, and appeal frankly to

“That’s a 8005 ointment! Jonas couclu- and 1919le mare galloping 8W8! With the ‘90“ powerful magnifying glass, astonishesV the present intrusion as an indelicacy, be yet

,n“ at ,the
Oh 'ou

slou,a91fter pr
difficulty ii,

undflztio

$00G term with “5.;st would beltkely to mice, dud n’e‘ith‘er would speak, but both destroyed by fist, and shop? ten p13; seat I

'ugt.

oppose the motel?” ‘

_wheels..; ,. - v *1

sidrted on a rapid run loviard the Squire' s,

beholder by their number It is estimated

from other causes, leaving twenty per ~een't:

trusted that his plea would not be wholly

iifllW-IVVI- and smi‘llV- W91"! VInveleratc ens- that about seventy percent of the spawn is condemned. From childhood up he and

be young lady In the case had been insepq-
‘rablc playmates and friends, with a senti-

“fulfil “la “all?“ 9" ‘.° ‘9‘ :10“- 3““95 35013: V8 all” 095 WhéwA 15¢! “1'9?in V"! to find their: way into- market These little ment for each other that the result (If no

folks up 9to an elopeinent ’39
So It chanced a}, e BI;
Smithsiplan’ileddl digit? ot‘tbeu' childréfi
to their own pecuniar’y'iiliantage. The
next step _in each cusé ;&'°V4,199‘3md the
filmed tq Iiifird‘péi“ pefit?‘ 9“ ‘93-

9 John smith was a handsome, browny

cou‘n‘try ifellow;'witl'tfi’pl'édty‘bf‘iidod'; undid

andsn ocean 0. vs Wabbit

 

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When, his psrph'tjpr opened to Ids'rrymg-I‘
1.1;! 21831:; f‘" it

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hectic Informed Im‘I thatii

 

Brew-w

ch'e wotds-

{‘1'9 now piooonuég y 1
1, “Holden l” yelled Brown. I object 1" ~
‘,‘So-; do 1”“screamed Btuith.- 1.

 

 
 

 

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...9tV9u nlng' very red, but? striving to appear

_j. Vlfr
. “You” are 3 1,1111.“ to laté’”‘remarked 91.9 rapid tintil thefattstu the size of a quarter but for interrupting and reversing circum-
54117??? Nothmghut 311%“; 031199“ 1‘ of‘a- dollar;- and It is at this period of their stances which he need not particularize.

one often Isees clinging to Il'arge oysIItera. are
wtlr*0f these seed.“ When
yster's have spawned in‘ n ele'ar place, and
ac Ib-om fish enemies, their growth is very

 

existence that the oysteruVIIen take them for
null theittside meat scarcely larger than a
, IhVell filled with a milky fluid, which in

.' after they are transplanted are, with a few

mbch 00‘ 0‘ breath. They burst into “1° scéd cling: to ~wlfutever they touch, getter: later acquaintance could possibly equal in
”7-“ 8.114 £939- house like“ thrlwInd “V5?!“ timé' ‘0 he“ ally old oysters, and the many little shells maturity and depth.‘ In May last their

engagement for marriage seemed a thing
tacitly understood between them If not yet
literally contracted, and the betrclhal
would have been announced before now

was conscious that. the gentleman whom

it”? parents fumed I’VMVVd glared l“ “Ch tranaplsntmg. “The shells tire very thin, he was addressing had many advantages

over himself in manner and- education—

pe"1plesded at? GWEN“: shirt button, and having the rest of the advantages calculated to. make a young

girl’s fancy temporarily stronger than the

l- , ,
1“Dasshteh” humedlrinterposed Brovn _tinie forms :the beeper the nth oysters dictates ofher loyal heart but be put it to

the generous manhood of their possessor to

:9. idi tiled “I must disposed ‘09 1399 111'“- exceptions, notfit to set under three years. decide whether that fancy should- be used

99 V ”Pi. filo how $1181 you are married I slnll not :It ln‘i'ght be VIIVIppVo‘sed thstj‘ the oyster, with by his encouragement for [the consumma-

Sally was a 9rIVI9stlcV' maiden with much 'j-e

rednegntifpb kfiiflfaomagfn tb

session of the lasttng'cbtnvltneit"iihiblt isV. "

derived from s bnglsunu MWWW

 

and a itsir’of‘elcar, hdneithyesf’nlsde hiio'hs ,1

tbedas'théxIpsessivIeI. 1175 j gigofllmot' behasd’witb youI—z- fat-glue you
hommsfisiolllflefit? :VV 312'” flit? gt tatt'r- 1 W— ‘1 . ._
wavy Writer! nerd ilpplti‘ tidt’ of ’ satay; ”thithereapon ecsmg .
planing “W‘mSPJ‘, Wi‘wlpdeilesd and” re on home In the e‘loper’s I};

selfishness...
ueatnnsutself, Whenberpspentnpekrt
hereillotftqoliugwehe b

andtsftervio-etqnestio
shtiifb'uld‘bh attested to Iteiiil“ to“ ’
bimtfibezmrtbes Itated thathtitey w
mntilhg eyebfil'itb; love for ”'I'Inh other
thnt’theyiliht?
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.htidfin l or and Antelope seems in Va
9' fin her-on, not heateddu the chase, cruel
rl But food Is the object of— the Indian
FhVun'thr, 'a'ndhe is wonderfully successful in
uring it. Notwithstanding their great

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pa ”their“ pursuers on the open prairie.

 
 

 
 

 
 
 

'9 kins India' method of.

ed and bottom, nhéokanimals seldom es-

its hard shell, was free from danger, but

bim'.9 Thé litter, wills Ibis little saw and
‘Vgittilet bill other through his then, and,

 

once through, the oyster is soon destroyed.

 

‘1..-19fcau editor omits? anything, he is l
If he speaks of h‘anyihiug as they fire, peop e
5e etangry. If heglonse's" o'v'er 0r smoothes
own the rough pnintII, he is bribed.‘ _"If he
calls things by their proper named. he
is' unfit for the position 0 an editor. If he
does not furnish his readers with jokes, he
is a mullet. Ifhe does he is a rattlehead,
lacking.- stability If he condemns the
wrong beds a good fellow, but lacks discre-
tion.- Ifhe lets wrong and injuries go un-
mentioned, be ten coward“ if he exposes

 

 

tion of a perfidy which no honorable man

:A~'9 .1‘Audynu,father"nntd John, “We “lit“ Inch Ishotthe case. He has tv'vo deadly should ever ssnct' on towards another. In
dmotherhadn’l' enemies—the slur fish and the borer. _The- tact, be appealed to his bearer, as a 'generé
——. ‘ ' ' 9-1fcrnier9willf9asten on} the mouth 'of9 an

A‘ "Never mind vmyson,”mterrupted.8nith. oylter, andlnashort time suck the life out he had won over the girl's untrained

can and true man, to surrender ‘the 9vlctory
imagination, rather than her love, 'and so

factor ofiiis suppliaAnt. Such a cause will
make halting Ulipa wondermlly eloquent
and besides, there was nicertain force
argument In the poor‘ young Kentuckian’s
words that bad no little elect upon the
1‘sober1'second thought of his rival. The
litter could not deny to himself that his
conquest had been rather the result of sud-
den, passionate fancy than mature esteem ,
and it had already become a question in his
mind, whether a man so pecunisr'ily un-
settled in this world as himself could with

‘moistening, turning, mixing and. repacking,

prove himself her best friend and the beue- 9~

9B:SC1RVIANTO,Xt
dmf urine,excremsnt,&Ic., with a D

”9‘" of copersslo DENTIST,
every barrel of liqm’ fin, "'2‘ ML: thracttngteeth and inserting artificial dentures I

hasten the fbrmentation and improve t OFBICI'. v
product. _(Putrid water actslike yeast.) In ‘ “MQM’ CLOTHING
the course of one to three weeks, as soon as 1
the material has rotted so that it can be cut '
down easily with the spade, begin at one
end of the pile and turn over the material,
and then repack it, making the top oval and
a little-narrower than the bottom. The
material should again have as much water
as it will absorb, and if the quantity ofcom-
post is small in proportion to the acres 0f
crops requiring its aid, and muck, rich earth
or salt marsh turf can be had, this may be
added liberally and mixed well with the
compost at the time it is reptled. The ~ .
whole outside of the heap should be cover- ‘ -
ed with a thin lnyer of earth, or what is’ ' .92.“.V 7"“ 1:11.”? ":3 $35,319
better, if conveoient,n nthin layer, of. land {43:21: Effie? " °' ( ”in ’1
plaster to' absorb andretain the gases". that sorrel.
'l'l srtuVethtp and
"in Skldt‘ly's

might otherwise escepeA. -
h lb shavin formeda
1" proper attention is paid ‘0 909““th Ellehct'hs'ilreort. unsung,
b.lock lain st., formerly conducted byJ.’i‘. Adams.
aroaow prepared to serve the ubile with aiitbe

bestcutsof ulents, of all vnrlnt as. .Thestnck will
1]» bought and butchered expressly for the firm, thus

securing fresh meat of the best quality.
attention to the wants of Ihelreustomers they will

GAGE INSLII,
A II o Is I 'r r: c 'r,
70 BROADWAY, New YORK.

91 Residence. Stamford, Ct.,
Special nttentlon'patd to country residences. f-ty

WILL!“ MITCHELL,

At the ever popular
UNION MARKET,
.has always the best of

almost any material can be fermented, in-
corporated- and, rotted pretty fine, in the-«1
course of three to five weeks, and one ton

 

of compost properly prepared‘is more clfi- “3:33:312Nmpm”do'ausnwixox.
etent thansevernltouszot raw manure. . ’“P‘.W“°" '
Ifthcquantity ofmanur'e instill 100 email . ~ -

its efiieieney can be increased manifold by Jams nouns-s;

mixing with every .six or eight barrels of

well rotted compost, one- barrel of land paste; In

plaster, one barrel of soluble ground bone, .
and one barrel of alkaliuesslts of ammonia,
sods, potash aIud magnesia. . For thin lands
or where the csrboniferons matter (humus)
has become exhausted, this hitter mixture
has proved better than guano, or, any; fe'rtli
liner that sis devoid of' the carboniferous

1 Beef," Hutton, Pork at llama,
tarsus us. ca man FR one, so,

No. S Jensen! lioek,

 

element, In indispensible for the maturity Vii WATIVl-STBIBT.NOBWALK com.
and perhctlon of all plants. H. W. B. 9 ‘ ,
55:25 1
There is a' kind of unexpectedness about G',“"“593' nocxwoon.
absent minded people which is exceedingly

1 leasing. We may be permitted to mention
1 are the recent performance of: a: country
"clergyman of this state, who has In hnbit of
forgetting thin during his sermons, and
shes, seating imself ,euddenlyr 3181399“,
utter them, with the preliminary remark. ‘
“By the way. ” He had got halfws
through an eloquent prayer when be best-
fated,- forgot what he was doing, and be—
stowed himsélf upon the clerical sole with-
out (rinsing But' llV‘l aniom'eht his ’I'iI'er‘nor
returned, e jumped up, and pointing the _
finger at 9hia rather an“ rieed' congregation, .
solemnly ohser'ved,-,by.tbe1 way—
Amen i" -

Punkfonn'ble Deeper & ’l‘ello'r
~' AND '

08)!le FURNISH“ O IKVPORIUI,
Iain Street, NorwnlIk, Conn.

B. S. BIIASCER,

At his Store in Plum“! BLOCK, has constantly
- on hand I general nssonment of

G- B O. C E a I E 8 ,
. onccmnnx, nuns.
lIrav IAND 700mm vumr. em, He.

has nesshn hopen to merit public patronage.

 

 

 
 

 

 

SOUTH NOBVADVK. 00115., . ..

By faithful -

Bde‘votlug his constant personal attention to the ~

City Residences, Farms and
Country Seats

, Bought,Sold,Rsnted and Bxcbanged.

CHOICE WINES and LIQUOBS

HE undersigned would respetfully announce to
the citizens in this vicinity, that at his
Drug Store,

CORNER OF WASHINGTON AND DEPOT STE.

1‘

can always be found

PURE DRUGS,

FOR mnmcan run'rosns,

 

Real Est'ateStneks, Fttmitute,&c

ntpuhlleand private sale. Auction Sales of
no uses. Loris, more,

. 9 AND masons momma Ir.
Soles of Furniture at Owners’
Residences.

House. '06 Rent
. Furnished and Unfurnished

Places for sale varying in price from 85,0009
to Indoor,

Allorders left Itthe Union HarketJIttchell’Vs

Block,i_lorwnlk ,CL, willrecelve promptattentiou .

JAIEI MITCIIBIJI.

 

. VESTABIJSIIHENT.
DRESSES AND DRESS GOODS

of every description
CLEANSED OB DYE-ll)

in a manner not to be "gassed. Particular atten-
tion pn d In the

Cleansing, Pressing is Repairing of
GEN'A‘S’ GARMENTS,

by a new and improved method, In two do Car.

ken. 3L5: Piano and Table Covers clean ordyed.
[D G BBS CLEANED so as to look almostequai

to new in one day, 90 cents per pair. Call and see

samples done at the ofilee, east of Horse Railway

Depot. Open until So’cloek p. III. ~

I. H. PERRY. 1

 

Emit... r. m0,

DRUGGIST,

Wall Street, apposite Marvell: Opes-o9 Hover,
A isrgenndweltseiected stock of '

DRUGS AND .HEDICINB'SV,

Perlhmnry, Patent Medicines. all kinds, Mineral
Waters. 'i‘ollet a'ud Medicated and s, Flnyoring and
Handkerchief Extracts, Hair rushes, Combs.
Sponges, Chamois Skins. Stationery Cigars, be
and tseonstnntly addingto his stock all the new In
popular medicines of the day. .

CHIlDREN' S Gllililll'iESV,

 

 

 

'THORBURN’S SEEDS,

Nttvali Steam Milli 8t Stouritt ’

- 1ART GALLERY

9"‘17”? IAlVD TOILET ARTICLES,
PA! Linux MT 8 ‘26

How could we bear the nnguish and the

' strife A

That vex our souls forever ’nestlI the

. sky?

Or how endure the carklng cares of life,

DId we not knolv that one day we should V
-- ‘ diet ,.

That same blést day we shall find perfect
rest '

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9' Physicians’PreIcrlptinns rough-L, ..
.ed tin and night. Can be found nIghts, lu‘i‘dllle
build ng, entrance on Wnshlugtont St.

in! S..F PBCK, South Norw'nlk. Conn.

 

Our Annual Descriptive Catalogue of
v E (1} E T A B L E

_Ind—

Agricultural Seeds,
V Catalogue of
Flower Seeds, .
Hybrid Gladiolus,
and other I
Spring Bulbs,
—als0- '
'I'I'Inn. bulls in!
will be mailed free to applicants.

J. as. 'rn-onnumv 9a; 00.,
10 JOHN STREET, NEW YORK.

FRANK MEAD.
Fine confectionery.

No. a, Gazette Buildlnm A

 

.usIIs ass IIIIIII'III'I summit-

ICI CREAM furnished ‘to order on short notice._
nounnannrmstmacmsttonttanttyom a.

FITOE’S

'sutnltns- ORPHANS’ tiliil:9

 

A'l1‘ DABVIAEN, C'l‘, . 31,1 .,
"II III VISIIVOAISA AI All IIOIIIS 0! III I";
The Gallery contains mnnv ofthe finest Paintings
in America, and lovers of Art will gratifytbelrtaste
and aid a worthy Charity by visiting the Home.

Union ilIar-ble I'Vork s, '

N ORWALK. CONN.
The subscriber has made arrangements by which he
will hereafter receive

Scotch. Granite,

directfrom Scotland. Heis also prepared to furnish
every kind of

 

 

Far from eat th’s tot-meats and its: madd’

WitlIV Vidle dildo“ er. - g" ' '
We shall lie lapped' In endless e
quiet.

 
 

Inn... ._

Then grief shall come no more, nor care
not pain, ‘ ‘ ' 1
To ‘eitn us forth to IVuifVe‘Vr or to dare;
No mocking dreams shall break Iour Ireai
again, 1 '
Telling us of joy, to rouse us to deVIVpair.

No lead of coming less shall Imiteus s'oie,

Making us clasp dear forms in. wild dis-
may .

The dead alone need never ferr Death

, "1 more-—

Only from them he stealeth naught away.

There is one door through which Grief
. cannot come, . ,
And Care must crave ndmittnuce there in
. vaia- , .
There Is no space within that narrow home
For the grim forms of Misery or Pain.

Sleep dwelleth there, and peace, and perfect

3 rest;
And silence sweeter than” the song of
bird;
Thel' wildest wall from burning lips ‘e’eti
pressed 9

Dies on the threshold nor within' Is heard

B’en' love must pause without, and can but
. bring . . .
Pele blossoms with the .world’I one sweet-
Vi 1negsfmu‘ht—1 ., . ..
Alastless mortalindheir. withering,i .. - -
-_~’;i‘lIe fragile gar-lanai than the lore that?
A " glimu'ghta 1. t

A gift God gtvelhI his AbeVloI 91d loop, .i .. .J .
Uhvexed by dreams, uncutsed by sudden 1
; walking! _ :~ 3
How soft your shddVoth o’er our. lids shall 3
, creep,
Oler burning hrsin and httt't _.wsll high
to breakinAgl V V ~_.

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MrsttBrown, IIo'w £5,118 become}: ,1 were up ck of 1,0,19,11,11 that. lfehtéo ol quI'II, or e {gs to t e outs.” future 1!! bond to his own possible Ivieissi- A9‘n' shat .91, of municipalfinaneespi-esent- AJ srutvcnrt. . M O N U EN .1, 8 Still s's‘yIug softly, wheti deep-iris gfi
youlgflidi would do anythfdg’ll lIVIdet‘iG-ypu. has 1 by ”g 5311313930... they have email I999 n 9930”“ l 93’1“! ‘5 ablack- Indes, Heoce,he fallered 'wbIeIVI he 9\'Vvould C 3’ I ll “men “1mm usl. re- 1 Velocgpedes’ &c., M y “Tide way is weary, but the In“ “imp
.t 3“? ' uard. if he deg: net. his paper is dull Ind. ed by 9MP "V’ e 1. w A 1.9 0 II III A n a: I shut, Tablets Sinks, at; ... v.1... Mantlezaud _
happysfl V V :Isenrching the country ‘mh eyes that see “mind 9 have refused the others ”$314113 ”.93“ _pOl'i. dbOWVl‘tbat “19 Dalila“? debtof ill". .1 ’ _ ~ —A'1'— - Furniture Slabs in gea’érst: at the Blur up; 0 heartlfor one dtiy we als'all91
«Yes, we9 Vv‘V'voA'ntd do anythta 1333me fig “thing on amusing deer no It- temperising. Quickly n’oti'ein'g this, the my; lsl’tcu‘cmrt‘tfidwghfbghtnfg dddgddbh: ,pnd 5 men Ironwsix bum noon, , Va, An, LOCBWOOD‘S . 0 -f:rwn:rn1:t:strlnnrng:.th , 1, die n , w“... -
yeti”??? again? “.1.“ 919d was: . w: .9. ~tt new 8(claim is made It concealment, but. with Dpfingn mettlug of Vthe Concord Baptist Kentucktan redoubled hrs imp'ortunttiI‘e'I, they ascent-o iota Iidn'dm hate to mee't‘tbe ""99 Awsitreiect'eds‘ 0,1, .! . " ' ‘ ' . ...‘.9.t.;,a.la1:1..,.ilt:;:ottc...§’omt,' iAII AeronnnII rail-LIN) Pent. 1
“”19“” “‘“W’m‘l‘ with: ‘ 3 1,3221% station at 0mm; Fentncky. inst finally climax“: WV“! in offer to Pie-En! détl'ih‘liIda'fi alilt‘t Te rooegthtt ash ' .gowV» fog mug Ming ”pas, “mum... Warship, Iowa; Sept. ge-rtot Bailey
offlliglmvtlkttvmwouldatllftourd‘ 21-3“), .A 11,. 1.“ denieegertam preacher delivereda sermon; his rival with tile hot-to upon which he had taxes It'ud tIrfi'lticome for the pait carvers WATCHES 1 Wm 6102'0; & S n9 .§?;i’at‘§i§tt‘;ii‘$32$.»‘Liiifl’ifztittz‘3g: ttdylrtised “"111 he WOW! maker a balloon .-._9
to 91’in . ‘2 ”f ' S itiiA?{V9}itni e, the hunters bear downg‘g on lVthe doomed id‘llfe-i‘ Addlgdddidanad “$833933? ridden to the interview if he would but 000 It. ifiififignégfiug bdddfk’ “1911;. 9 CLOCKS, 1 puma, “5m,“ ,0“ WATantASTEA: 0:0“, feelsthgtitsroputstton for srttstiuléxcvllfifiesnd ascension to-day. su'd drew a ldrze crowd ,3
.t amputation old {Blip 11 _ "’t- 3, male. Then ofi' bound attic deer, but Democrsz, he it known, i. of the pang, mount him at once and leave the village lPKiiPV {5.1 Cobit “a“... otlcd'is designed to‘ GOLD JEWELRY p1", .,_ "1%.," 1.1.3318: ddmo‘v‘ *5: fig; 5- anggggulglgdx‘nfni; "”i‘t‘lt’t-§23i"a°i:‘.ice,lien? to “101m“ grounds The “no.0” was in-
ltflflfm‘fldfli. 9 ans m beta" them, they run ‘0 the brée‘i'V ‘On? being told that the pmcber h“ forever! The “in“ 9mm“ splendid mm 00 099“ lw MS“? “mild“ walla” V‘oIVthe :9 -.. . SPECTACLES, i. uddePiPdtso the. .of everrstseend desenotton. lecbanteSt .tatberesrol’ ““3”" Bank. “0‘9"“ flirt with hot air, thd' let! the ground Willi
In @M'mwlll unfair“ if; riihl'mfi Uiflfi (1g. 1hé§flfigfil witsdlgfguzggggfgggggfi the scented bay Mambrino, with acute bend, fine my, and that the r ort jatst 'n'Iade' shows BYE GL \SSES 9“,..“6 m “u" “an”... Bll ’_I hanging by his hand w . fictiiot-
Smiths and Browse digitgédwvakilltib Indians. The country, which at in! he‘lappl'oached the preachedandlagidrdidt “mm” and magnificent Pinks?“ flanks how dfdamrytm. bi $21.21;}:de L .. 9 1 . ' WILLIAII GLQ'VER‘Q'BON' ' 9 9 459' l’lVJe’l’ Plated “9‘9 V'V beneath 1““ ““Vfl'fléd' it took
3 doltdo‘ make triI h‘o ’ “0" 9“ 9 f i e lth’IlI shame; as BivorStIrIcei. Norwnlk. ’1.
into Wtiecmed open, nerrowa- tea small eirele.hy1 the hand, sII’Vid: “Th ey tell me you —the‘ my “:5 e- rsémansi emcompredondt echsos of the: city and. '1 W,“ In As," Ian's! - - tire ear the mouth, and Bailey did not his.
have knqquifi“ John..1~.sné finfilfilQ’lfi: file deer double on themselves. Hemmed we're 1a I-YflankIeIIej’ General in the Federal eye sparkle- -a'ndhe'a'rAt béh't. 'l’lie' proposition ‘t“-m1, gm“... nkrAiRmG mil 1: n, 9:: American Stfllillg pill” lly 9.0M? the tire until to high to let.
upon “I. first-3'11”} ‘unbolbm “Von new side, “fired! "6 cschpe Aih‘Ve f'éfiydy tildes" Wilde rfiplyi’ "andl tned '” sudden, 39nd {“01“}! more ‘s’acrlficee V A 9 9V V A 9 V 9 V i 'go “lint safety. but hung on until he had
thedn'echsV" for’howbould trite lovers thee bullet middlie arrow doethetr work: 1*3“th e313 . fwd" “And :11 1:233; cggvetité than one;- -but hlrbell'dlliéd would'reaily- be The Vyothliml mini is among: adAdV 11,9. In“ Institution co.V,V or usarronn, B. I s H V90 P' S 0 U L E s SPOONS, FORKS (2,01. we ed a.“ altitude of 1.9300 0‘ 1.500 feet.
a first, and such a‘ he§re9t tiliAn V And: ill h‘eir hunting, whether of man or beast, gosp pet?" “Yes.” “Well, well.” said he, ““138 more truly t° 1‘” better “I" “‘1 qtggligmhggggwlggf 3mg; ehdodldg‘i 99E Incorporatedlsts. . CharterPerpetusl. I Wallanied A "0 I win ,he can,“ that held lhg 1100mm
did-Vii “AV the nutmtingaeaob Atoid rib : iuiolves a ”Stem 0f surrounding ItisthiIs1“""Vi'flclelil-Win never cease.” Macon, Ga ’ therefore be fur happier in “1° “‘1' “ “1° and not underslnnding the breech-loading 9°99|tninndAssetII “kindle.” , 1 LIN'VIMENT omvg TEASPOONS, ..... 511,5 peg. 5.1,, which he was suspended bnrnqd swam-nil.
other 1,,“ that 1,, or any gunman; told by; method, thoroughly understood,S and inva- “1°39”? married her esrllerlov'er; he could obtain 5mm began to Cram down the carotid gunfigflhfgfif’flfl’: $.53: 2:33: oms TABLnsroo’Ns k - - . ~ 3.5 he t‘éil,rea1ching the earth a quarter of a 4;,
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The following isa part of the excellent 1) bill Ma nunimil and that
object 013:.ilieéoldl' folks-1W6! file” that renders the Indian so formidable on ii f t was 93- 9 Y E Yt ‘th hid] IthIeIIIdIV‘ . 1 , ,
we, .993 aver-disposes i9 queitli'itl ._ the prairie. Although! numbers- am in st ligdlddldd grillhwcpsrdllll rigmé‘fmliti‘igl 19°“ °f “fine ”"3” Wmh mm ”m m “ w-| e s»-——-’ " onwuxtvsunsucscoumnv $3533.53; 3&3 .“prll‘t‘été’iiocli't'ég,tdldt°nltlt§iii§3 FOR SALE ONLY BY Idriv n into the hard ground up to his. . 1
“r" T1”? were glad “V1817 “Edwin“... .the deg“), there' lg no dispute BS if) the (“5- l‘OBdS' -—-“Treat people as if'inlI applecialed thoroughly manly nature to love Of WOllVlall, Grade GI‘CEHVWOOG‘ has bought two 10918: N. tles'lbots Sold by all druggists. 1y12eow E K Lock/lvood _ 1.»~v knee ‘ . =1 , ~'_ ‘ ': \I‘J..~ 3.9
go aevgullymtshed aeemedsmnesrtrs strtbuttouofitbe carcasses. -—Hu9nt with the and Were willing to acknowledge their cus- carried the day at last. Without a word,’ and AnnfiDickiuson hastectured at Pueblo INORWALK, CONN. . , , . ' 1 ° T IWI c1 mud “om Halifax-"— ... ,,
tom. '1 Iy to accommodate and please. In 119' wrung the hand of his late rival, and in southern Colorado. The first circus has PUMP FOR SALE CHEAP I for n‘fir’fjcgcg offs“, weeks age, may,“ .-

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hnfltfiqheitiolfllow all can 551%?le n t a ll- short act as any good business man would been there, too, and an old settler, 150miles c'.9.,.. 0.91.1“; . . . . . . . “090,009 “9““. Pa.” for Stale “up: I‘m "h thtsci ty to test the complsfeIIIuI 1‘

 
 
 

NIW WEST; PUIIP.the best lift and force

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

altoutz19=060i¢lonsilh" ‘theer P0339993?! ,V'V ”__"’“—_ . towardshis customers Don’t trout. co it: then, trusting himself Arm: no preparation, 3;: hitched .‘1 a d drove him town with 0 II I . .- . .. _ .100 .09
4-91 vCNdlY ‘0 animalI—é-tnrowing physio 10 - p p_ t ed forth from the school house and 9" p n In!!!) Or ' ’ ' Wm "an” “'0 "3 "’" "“1“"1'“ ll of “"3 IstthslbImW-Hml’vml of a connections returned to Half-fir";
{go Ip'éome- kindtoT tIV'iGFGI‘Y. they if'you mo couthrriugafavoru anthem ' epp 1 I] but lentil at the or 005100? about 150 u ties-II treaties Gao.k.cawns. new; I. II can. §I I the Ian Ones. Id, ra w y . -.
delvedpat once to 113.39%? themselves of the 9 do“ " ' , by: letting them ride." P sprang into the saddle. At .tohch'of the (Joe; use Ihdw p . ' totem. l Ile‘. L'I'Irhnl ’Dh“ :9. " in: {cm “W 3“" “fink”; Saturday, thus settling the question.
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