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. iV HOLE NUMBER 1366- N OR- WALK CON N EOTIC U T TU ESDAY M ARCH 17 - 1874 I . VOLUME-LYHn-NUM .
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from the N. or u from the S. the surface limits Ihave rescribcd in self to mention with its foggy vapor to underlieyour storm fore witnessed by the oldest inhabitant". well deserves your attention also. What NOR LK GAZETTE. . j ’ ' j PdeS'alb' dirto“ Let’s/’1 .
Judge Butlef and the weather wind following this: expansion;'0r an open- all the variatigns in the phyenomena which and make it one of snow or sleet—while but, Should not winters be uniform, and sum- occasions the heavy long continued m ' REAL ESTATE' , A NICE LOTsaxasou-unning n-om 0.1.3 1 5;,
Bureau lag between two showers may ﬁll ilp by an may be occasioned by the variations in the a partial condensation existinn the trade mers uniform? and the seasons so,Iand all “Istraight line” N. W. wind? Occasional m , . . . ' . : it: tihigéluewlvstggtglstely. o cited glow?
' expansion of condensation from each, and extent horizontally and perpendicularly of over us. . Invariably, lf-thc Wind and send changes gradual}I DoubtlessI cooling ,has light sui'faec Winds not connected wrth Thesecond Oldest Paper In the SURG- Tnﬁlll'rmyp othsix nice rooms onCarIup Street. 533%; mew ﬁcﬁﬁéggggpdeggﬁggﬁut
, ' thus they may seem to come from opposite the storm, the intensity of the action of its move during aIstorm, whether of snow ,or much to do wrth it, but alone it never pro- Itorms nearly or remotely, are easily ac- ————~—I—-—— : - PP 3’ art 5 9 ‘39- 10 Wm, ."~1itt]3,gn§ﬁﬁbn,;for; -,,; wetting? #30“
To THE Enrrons on Tim. Nonwanx GA- points and unith,but a close inspection will exciting and controllingIcause, its passage ram,Ifrom a point N. of N. E, the storm is duced a storm. Inghtseems to be excluded counted for. Different electric states of the OFFICE IN GAZETTE BclLDiNo To RENT.—The itrstitoor over the subscriber’s chance th' bguslit. 8933!. for ll pilamon or man
“Tm --—I venture to trespass on your kind- show that notWithstanding these apparent directly over us, or mainlyto the south- lieaViest and of longer continuance south of from all connection with electriCity, except atmosphere may exnit in set fair weather ' Btox‘leﬂl‘aln Street, comprising six rooms,Isnitable In”??? .0533? Englgﬂggﬁ 0'ng E}. C AMP
' variations, they are in factfollowing sub- ward or northward of us, and its conse- us. And so, if the Wind sets in at the SE. as an effect of its action. But between heat over adlomlng land and water, and hence . ' , , “’5', “Mm“ Dress'mke’hﬁ°va "hit”.ﬁ I . , w - ’ 4 -' ' .. '
ness and 351‘ for the publication 0f the stantially in the direction of thetrade. quent inﬂuence upon the surface atoms we know that the body of the storm is to and electricity there is an intimate, impdrt-_ the sea and land breeze alternating—or over A u BYIVGTOV’ & 00 AR 0 ' FOR-Spﬂﬁﬁ'mﬁﬂ'l‘l‘)“ igﬁi‘.
following papers, knox‘ving, as I do, your 1 have never seen a cloud move from an phere. the northward of us. But I am inclined to ant, and'imperfectly understood connectibn. ndJOimng portions of country after a storm ' ' ‘ ‘ " . ’ HE place‘ua‘mmé‘ﬁa‘ihe’ estate-of 251mm
personalreaard for the late Judge Butler easterly to a westerly point which dropped The practical observer, whatever may he think that much depends upon the shape of I do not however wish to enlarge on'tllut has passed over one and not the other, and A. H. BYINGTON, J .13. Eng, 6. N. Elms. Til lint—The shop lately occu led by George T Ly“, ‘Suidnluﬁel‘tf .81 'rdgsiruble “pony.
‘. " ‘ . . ’ rain enough to make the eaves run; nor a the variations. in these respects, and nlany the storm. That it may be long and narrow connection here. It is sufﬁcient to. suggest occaswu a gentle surface current from the ' ——~—-—-—————— . Posseg’gﬂﬂn his??? Bugging. ”gﬁﬁtﬁfﬁf' saunter nthe Boroug o orwalk, on . ecomox-
and the interest y 0“ would take “1 any thing storm or ashower which did not move from others which might be named,will discover iu the direction 0f the trade 1 WC“ know, the their that long continued and intense former 10 the latter. Bl“ the power that g b - 1- i, 00 - 1 mme‘ 1" e y' “qt-u"? ‘ - ' $,,ﬁ,§g§?§,§,ﬁ§§m§Hmhﬁgfnu‘v”l“ grilling“
emanating from him, and not yourselves a westerly to an easterly point without re-. the condensation and the rain cloud in the and then 1119 atmosphere Will be little dis- heat Will 110', Iproduce 0V9“ 9. thunder can Slit in motion the Whole surface atmos- ' u SC“? 1?“ $~- Per yearln 3‘ ""1“" , Ft 1 . drNor-watk‘ltaiiroad'Dwgtsﬁltﬁsyill: sang: (It:
only, but all his fellow citizens will feel .a gard to the direction and force of the sur- trade passing to the eastward; the surface turbed on Ielther side of it—for the surface shower, as is evmced during our hot phcre of a large portion of the continent SingleIcoples 5 CCMS- ThE'E,E,',',,T,;5.553;,”,iﬁiﬁ‘gﬁ,ggﬁfnil§,;‘y’,f"9'“ ‘7 “he" from‘theﬂwemlﬂhmheﬁand » . - The
like interest in this I for om. delight to face currents. ~. current, with its scud, passing to the west- current will move in the direction of its thoughts but that heat and electricity to- With the force 01“ gale—blowrng M Tight Advent-Ti;— R t . lstf ' MRS.J F. MURRAY. Eféﬁgg?ﬁ‘g9doi.§.ﬁlaig‘ifhgl’yd be, -°9“§°d‘- n“
' , ’ . ° The surface currents of the storm are ward in every storm. Ifit be but ashower, longest line. So may a long and narrow gcther thl- _ . , angles 01‘ nearly 50 Whh the trade—at l‘lghl Foumucso, ,e" 1 lusemogu 50‘, I 3'“ 1 00 -—' «lions and ﬁtment? Oh the Sﬁaﬁsg‘iﬁfﬁiﬂ}
recall the pleasant memories of 1‘15 dear created by the attractions of the storm there may be no easterly wind and no scud, storm lying obliquely in 1113 trade, draw the ' I have long since ”ceased ‘0 regard the angles 01‘ nearly 50 With the 0085‘, and 0|" One square, one insertion - .c .s'. . at”. 81:00 To LET, . excellent water, “'50 "- ﬂue gardeuiandpténtyor
friendship, and esteem it a privilege rather power above. The same great agent, the but the rain cloud alone will be observable cold air of the north beneath it down upon agency of the moon as a question of practi- at sea, and for days in succession, cannot Perweekiforcontiuumce: ------- .so ‘ , fling? pingfmit‘ltreelgi ~{catamarangivsnrlianum:
than a task to do anything that would Ien- storm power, which produces the strati or pasing to the eastward in the direction of .onu, andIgive a storm of snow or sleet; Ior, cal importance. You and I well knowitIhe be heat alone—nor the ascent of warm air cuesqupre.;llxem&mh:ni -I -I- - - -.- 1:30 A1133 '3‘; “@3333: ﬁelgtgloggf‘w' “"9 °’ “ix Lion,on”iiileiiemi‘i‘ésfﬁi‘ﬁficli‘diﬁ‘ﬂfd‘ﬁ‘ 5.
hence his cia'm u on “We esteem 0; add rain clouds in-the’Itradc current by force of the trade. lying obliquely the other way and extending changes, so called, to be those of. relative upon the ocean, because such ascent has Two .. u y“ " u ”a”: _' _' _ 2 25'03 ' ‘ N6rwalk,ltiarcl_r “11,1874, . . 1
, .l p , p ; anorganic law, attracts the surface atmos- Inlhis way, by attending to the phenome- out at sea, it may carry as an undercurrent, position only. But asrde from this, if she not been proved to take place, nor could it Threei- u u u u ..... 30:00 To REVT _ , . , .
something more 10 his well deservedrcputu- pliere with its vapors condensing in the na oi" an approaching storm, the fact of its the air of the Gulf to Canada. This, how exerts any agency it must be uniform, like be SUPPOSEG 10 take place on 811011 an im- Unequartew‘humhv“eye"- """ . 50-00 ‘ ' [5 ACRES of wounmmn
lion. form of foggy, misty scud, and it passes be~ formation in the trade may be detected and ever, is more of speculation than I intended that upon the tides. We know too, that mouse scaliﬁ-nor would it be consistent ggﬁgbllrmn ole year“ _"._ ______ .-_-_- 133-33 A gERY idesirablelplaco on, Mott Avenue. , . . _ I. .' .-..-, 1
Chief Justice Butler was personally "so neIath the body of the storm to condense in determined. If, however, he can by tele- 10 give you. . there 13 no day, 01‘ hour or the day, when "“11 the exrstence 01‘ ”19 surface N- E- Special Notlees 25 perc'ennadvauce onthc above: 8th E‘Elsehgli‘tlyi lvgrill'l‘llfoéggbft‘)? :1 Eggs}: in the 1791’“ Part °f Wilton,for_Sale. i
- d ' s~uiniuc that comparativgly rain to some extent, perhaps; or, that the graphic and newspaper reports, or other. Perhaps lI ought to say that the instances storms, and showers, and—squalls, and sum trade of theIoccan, or the upper S, W. trade W'Localr‘lotlcesill ReadingColumns, ascent. . - Also - M .
modest a“ “n“ b ‘ °’ 'Irain drops in passing, by contact with its wise, ascertain when the rain commenced I have mentioned are by no means all that shluei (1° DOM“ exrst S‘mUI‘aDCOUSlY 0"“ 0t ““5 continent. p§elgf§advemumesmcted to “abusing, an T0 RENT- A 8 All ”AGE, '

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few or us know how deep an interestghe, particles of moisture and possibly by at- west and east of him on a line with the occur when the condensation in the trade different portions of the continent, and on I have noticed some few facts in relation ' « mu 1 ' ' t ’ llr Wit” ' I

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’ and that in the surface atmosphere may be the same lines of latitude and lon itude, 10 It. It Is always attended by an entire éﬂie‘nrﬁninfy‘é'fffﬁii‘i‘fi‘ifil’ii‘e‘iiis'éiﬁii?d -' Occupiedlbv Thomas Bell- Five good r023}: 5““ 0" ”-391?”- Lmlhhe 0‘ . '

 

 

 

 

. took in scientiﬁc pursuits and studies, and I tracting them may be enlarged and. the sup- trtgide, he will invall‘iallily ﬁnd the evidence t l S h . t f f t lth t h h ”I f u h ‘ abse f d s t' . th t d 1r 0 i h Ide pam Price “250 per m E . r I
- - ,1- e State atlartre little‘n): ply of rain increased. All oufstorni wruds 0 its progress Wit 1 at current. con raster. uc iIns traces are .0 requcn am a S 9" any“ a: 6 07‘ a - a at no? 0 0011 en a ton m e‘ m e.I no nc Spaceconstiutesasquure. , 2 ' "“3“. ' " ““90 3110 E 0-~KF_8!-EB Romain.
mm? maltrhls “mm. sc'ebntist' or: L; are the result of these attractions. It is a The evidence by no means stops here. occurrence on partially cloudy days, which full, or new, or at quartIer she should pro- there be appearances of such condensation “$33133Paymentrequlredforalltransientadver- 1" . JAR“ 19- ELIAS, 01' ”the Gazette ulce- ' II_I I I . P I I
precratcs ‘5 9“ usiasm asa ‘ . t _: , ,jvonderful arrangement. Ihﬁmlong been Few storms pass over us without variations do not resultin fallinngeather, when the' dueeachange from fair weatherIto foul, it very soon ceases to blow. That Iabiience ﬁnnrterofaColumn,onetlme, _ _ _ _ 35,00 '1." R t . FOR‘ SALE. ’ “ .
what an extent this State and the United conversant with the fncItS, buth could not after the rain commences. They will all be outskirt of a storm passing N. or S. is car and from font to fair at the sameItlme and ofallgeondensation m the trade indicates a all " ” u .. ------ 10.00 0 , en - ’H'Eb sanitiuinons duh (1'16”? it - - >- but:
States are indebted to him in matters out: fully linderstaud-thejt‘fue theory of the mat- more or less showery,—-that is, hard rain ering us wrth suﬁicient densrty to produce on the same parallels and meridians ls diﬁ‘erenlelectric state Of that current from Fili‘ilil‘fg'ffgffﬁéi'de'i Isn'te'a l'at-uttotI-l- 3%}? THE ST. JON" HOMESTEAD ' T C. E. Doty' on'Eln‘Iwoo‘d‘ ffe‘im’éfs’iii‘ «or-’-
side of his 'ndlcial duties and labors , . “ fer until I met willijouitdescfiption‘of the for a while and partially cease for a while. surface currents and send but not dense absurd. ' . . that which at other times eXist. . “My “Funeralnoglcggllazznmgperline.’ y'r ' . 5 walk, commanding aIstlcndid.s-iowor;;t_hoton
J . - ' - ,. trades passing over: -us‘,:- charged with the If the observer will watch these lights and enough to furnish rain. It may sometimes Theagent, whatever It be has immense A39”: 1‘ 13.3]Whls accompanied by a All communications inserted as reading m‘atter 0N HIGH STREET, ﬁnd ”Mahmud 50"“ -' The hm“ hul‘id"
1“ the particular department.“ Imeteoron heat, moisture ﬁ‘d‘mlbc't’ricity of the equa- shadows of the storm, he will ﬁnd them be seen when the Wind comes out at N. W. attractiIve power,Iand the Winds are the re- peculiar electriIcIstate of the surface atmos- Idestwneil to promote private interests, 815 per half From April lst, 1374. Enquire of allasétlgli i35i.‘“§i§f§f§&§i‘il¥§£§2“mﬁ‘2
ogy, he had entered With enthusiastic ener- terial region's" From. that moment it has passing from about W. S. W. to E. N. E.—- in the morning after rain of the proceeding suit of its attraction. Heat has no such Phcre. IElectricmns understand this. but a?“ §§§Permuf°lumn° Allanmalcmand ‘le' Feb-2311,1874. ‘ . S. E. OLMSTEAD. trees in bearing. Tho’pl'leei'w'ithinﬁvdmngui’
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- - - - - There are er in acts ointiuir in h' clouds in the trade which let; the light wind clouds, but greas condensation in thg alonehas. col: foram‘cment atthethnn. fact that it is always' accompanied by 'mih ’ , , ; . , I ~. .
“d. laborious investigation and study ’ and, direction whigh gentle be {tinder-starred flu]: through from above, _ contrasted with fire trade at the westward lippears in the course der gust. It hai'its’owIn wind—what pr‘o- dengation of a Ipeeuliqrvcbaracter—the for- _ ARNER ,gFoorl-E, . , TO REN'II‘. . .. . ~ . g $332,;ng , rims ”an“ m
Imlghl even 5113’ With truth, ”1M he Impah‘ed limited extent and partially applied. It has dense clouds which obscure the light and of the day, to be followed by showers in the duces it? IObsei've again that line of aging. mallonpftheI nimbus, o'r'N. W. wind cloud W_ I . _ . , .:- .3 g I I .1 ' ' i A good,i nice place, in the Borough, Epotﬁotdﬁigémtygtgigpgmgﬁam
seriously his vital Strength M a critical PG- occasionally been observed and noted, that drop the rain,the scud below never being afternoon or a storm during the night. . ted cloud, that extends in advance‘ofﬂie wind Ttotally unlike that formed at any other ~ ATTORNEYS ,Al‘ LAW; I, , . pleasantly located on Fair Street opposite E-‘ﬁOTlrgsonng Nohvulk;Conn. I°F . 8t:
riod, by his intense devotion to it. mingl- snow at the "setting in" of a storm thick enough of themselves to qul‘nisli much Another very good opportunity is in a and ram—condemgm advanqoqfimlf, and time or in anyother current. . I . _' ' , _ ., .. : . ‘the head'of Main Street will be ri’anted at a ' i L. I , . ' ' 1 ._
Few of us 8, realize I believe the de- commenced falling at a westerly point. he. rain, or entirelyobscnrc the vrsron. If he mid-summer day,Iwheu large cumull,w1th passes over you,drawmg ﬂu Wrﬁwe current - These facts andpther minor ones which (.or. Main and Wall Streelr.-NorwslkI, Conn. . I l I- ) . . . For 8 . ‘e I I
y . ’ ’. .* fore itdid atoneto the eastward ofit. This can catch a complete break in the rain their whitish bodies, but black under sur- affdrtt; and you havcthe answer. .Follow Ihave noticed indicate at least a‘ different " - . I . 0W rate 10 a good family. Possesswn . a]- I
VCIOPme‘ltS Whmh the next generation W111 has been most frequently observed of snow clouds in the trade current, the'whole mat- faces; are ﬂoating in the surface atmosphere ertll your e c this advance cloud, to’ the electrical state of both currents, if they do _ 0mmPmml’ﬂycwmedt . j , when desired. Apply at _ the Gamma; AT WESTPOBT- -3TA;~TION.
see of the lawsand the forces which regu- stormsofgreat severity, because, such storms for will be revealed to him. He will then from W. to E.—-a greasy condensation in pomt wheret e smoothness occasioned by not-prove; those states to be the cause of LEVI WARNER 3, EDWIN'B F001“: OFFICE; GOOD convenientﬂonae,with6lm' mm,
late the vast space of the world encircling by impeding travel ‘ and communication, see the dense heavy cloud in the trade cur- trade above them may sometimes be oIbserv- the obscuring effect of the fulling rain :com- the phenomenon.- Ills an interesting sub: ' ' ' _ - neverilatllli‘ﬁggﬁgghggs:%:;§f;f-&P¢awalla"
tn 0 hers have arrested toIa greater extent the atten- rent above, traveling with the break to the ed, and the old weather watcher Will say mences, and you Will sometimes see all the J?“ but I caunotdwell open it. -I can only ALVIN g_ CHILD, . ‘ ‘ «to. Also, can ha've with the same..ir do ed:
a l .59 L'_ .- tron of the people and press. The term eastward, and the surface current; below, the grease indicates ashower before night. intestine motions, which exist in the tor- commend It 10 your attention. Permit me C ‘ TO LET' from onetoeight acres 9fland.' Is within 0
Hitherto 19 has been a mysterious and “backing up" has insuch cases been up- with its almost transparent scud, hurrying The cumuli of themselves will not make it, undo. 'Let now that electrical charge, that 10 001131th this 19“" With a suggestion or L A W 0 F F I C E S a , HEpleasanﬂylocated am; every desirable my gigggfsmgegeggeggmggy “r 23%“
comparatively unknown re‘s'l‘m- Jhdge But- Phed 10 the particular storm,~a-nd seemingly to the westward. If there has been a great and the experienced farmer, If he observes thunder gust, descend to-the earth, concen- lWO- - ». ,ii' ' Room, Nos, 3 “d , Seem, H,“ Man, sum deuce formerly owned by Mr. 13.12. Stunts, tion ofythg pnrohage-Imoney r'eduii-e’d dsov‘rn’rptll; '
lcr, although he did not live long enough to With the idea that the easterly clouds furn- fall of water and the storm 9. short one,— he the grease in the trade to thicken and dark-I trated and contracted, and it will make a I have for some time beli$ that-’- Rhe ' . ' ined 13p; otcﬁiéiﬁirgitl b Angles 00113135, 113 offered to rest .08“ 19min 9.“ “in“ ““90“; . - F0” 1W“
may, possibly discover a third current be- en at the west, wrll put up his hay. If, on tornado—searing the leavesof vegetation,* truetheory of storms—the trti philosophy STAMFORD: ”WIV- b “‘34 ° 1’ “u" G. glhltgnor. Pﬁ'ggﬁﬁﬁgﬁeﬁf 1874. MA 1.3 Gxécgg

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fully elucidate ”5 mysteries, d’d’ m my opln mulation of them took ’place at the west- tween the intermediate surface current the other hand, the cumuli do not enlarge taking hold of the plough chain and plough- 0" the’weather—the true action and agency ET“; 1?; ﬂ'“£553m..C‘fi’fr‘l‘h‘iiisii‘z‘imcwii’
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ion, initiate the great movement which will ward ﬁrst. Messrs. ESPY'& Redﬁeld have from the N. E. and the' trade current from and run into each other the grease disap- ing with the plough, f sucking the air from : of that great agent electricity would ulti- . .. " ' ' " ﬂ '
II . , the dwellingsoverwhich it passes, and in- matelybe understood. You Sir, have done Child willeontinuehls businessarthe aboveaddress. Apartments to Let. Bﬂch YARD FOHISIlE “RT-ﬂ [LET
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doubtless, in time not very distant, work shown,aIlso, that particular storms of mark- the W. S. W.. setting in at right angles pcars,and the clear blne'sky above appears _
out this great and mysterious problem. chseverityI have traveled' froma westerly from the S. S. E. It isa magniﬁcent slght— lht‘Ougll the Opeuings between the cumuli, wards from its sides, undI upwards, in its much “19. advance that knowledge. The LEx_ s. GIBSON. PARTMENTS for two or three families to let in
I China 101, Judge Butler the honor of pornt and m an easterly course.- But they when the sun thus ﬁnds a break in the he knpws they will melt away before night- gambols, and after it in its track—as . it {405411161 inferences Ihave given you may A. ‘ my Brick B'Wk- B°r°ughwater 0“ “I“ and —. . .

. _ seem to have supposed that this was oeeca- dense masses of rain clouds above, shines fall Without rain. I sweeps with desolating energy in the. line aid you .in,your continuing. efforts. The Organistor the FlrltCOBsre‘setiuuulChurch» ﬁgolld‘mm's- R°°Wﬁlmﬁge§g3hlﬁﬁgﬁﬁ°gm TH. MACIHNES AND TOOLS for mafia;
haying ﬁrst suggested the establishment of sional, only, “'51 homo have congeived the through and reveals the action of all the There is one other important fact which I .Of its great matrix, the trade. _, . i . importance of a correct knowledge of the rnosr run our or an roux. 'leacher ofthe mm“ femur, 2d. 1374. . . it's let "I Elsa; Enfnsfé‘mﬁﬁ) ﬁzgghnorwmbe
the present department of the “' Weather ideanfa returning trade, Iora westerly cur- currents, the machinery of the storm. I ought not to omit. Tl. storm powemlike The preciselmanncr in which this great various phenomena of the weather to the PI““°'F°"°I o‘ﬂm ““1 Mnoieal ' ' Noriviiik, eb.‘ ,1974. ‘ CHAS:T.I.EONABD
Bureau,” as it isfamiliarly called, and that rent that controlled all storms and showers have seen many such instances. ' every other power act with great; regularity agent acts in the trade, in originating the business men of every class upon land, can- ' c°""°"“°"° . _ . , -. ,. .
his ersoual efforts chieﬂ “moi” )lished it by a general law. The trade and the easterly current below in the main, yet like every other great natu- storm and whether, it ﬁnds the surface at- not be. over estimated. A series of obser- Box. 3791’- 0- NORWALK’ CONN' ' T0 LBT‘ FOR SALE on TO BE ' I"

p _ y ..; . 1 . ' Again, most people seem to understand are always there, but the S. E. current oc- to! agent, seems to have its occcasions of mosphere in an opposite electrical state, .vatious‘ by practical observers at regular InNeWYorkucﬂe 0f WilliamA-PonditﬁCOo. 895 THE lAllIE BRICK BUILDIH. . , .- .NI- 0
He fully saw and realized Its yast import- that they must look to the west, at least ﬁt casioually, only.‘ excessive or capricious action. Of this and therefore attracts it, or whether it -in- and notvery distautipoints, with tables pre- Bmm‘vu‘ - ‘ . ANEW HOU$E.weiiunlshed;4rcomsand-lnrgo
ance, and the great results whichIIit is Ides- nightfall, for cvrdence of the future state of Again our storms are occasionally accom- character appears to be its action in the dunes such a state and; particularly in‘ am fluted. WOllld soon result in a mass Ofiufor- ' GREGORY RECENTLY “Bed by Henry Chasm“ f" the M “itinggmei‘il’att’y a“¢",‘;‘?,°‘g",‘,',;g, '

the weather. If the day is stormy or cloudy, panied with thunder, - especially in the trade, as it passes over the continent for a portion which contains the most moisturefg ,mation hPOh Wthh weather charts or views ”3' J' G' ’ and rﬂﬁin‘gicigﬁs‘éisﬁ‘ii’gtgﬁsii’.333’s??? 86533311531? dii’ingiffoif'igingoedwinning:

‘ tined to workout for theEpeculiar b‘eneﬁt 0f they look to see if the sun sets clear Ifso Spring a 1 Autumn If the observer considerable per‘od N or S of a part' it] and is therefore more suscept'bl t 't ml"ht be constru led l bl th c3 1 t d d kt h afn ted in: in
. _ . . ... .. ... ,. .- -. , . . . , m . . , l . . lc ar . l e o I] s- O. '. c ,as Va an e as 058 l to JAMES FINNEY,1€eal Estate A ent,orto W11 up an ce ar, to 6,11“. .500 .W ,_ , . 0;
cmmercev and, ,‘Vha‘hc 95mm? 0f sh" they say, With great conﬁdence, that it will will watch 118 will invariably ﬁnd that it is true, parallel, or nearly so, with its current action—orwhether thercisalnutualindue- which-have'beeu'made for the sea. or even Has REMOVED . HIS OEFI .l,’ y warn-isms. snsrwesthrossuoutthe‘homimm Ma‘s-i
greater moment, 113 beneﬁts ‘0 agriculture. be clear the nextIIday. So, if the sun rises ﬁrst heard in the W. and last in the E. There .—I-occasioning for weeks a drought on one tion and a mutual attraction which sets the morclao. I think meteorological Shieuw t° h” ‘ iiiié‘éﬁdfr‘hlé‘tiiiiiiii’r‘éh‘iihfﬁ'ﬁiwmIﬂgi
The following letter to Lieut. M. F. Mau~ clear and “goes into a cloud,” as they ex- is not a season passes without this test of side, a full supply, and in some places a surface current inmotion, the-trade under maythus'be reduced to certainty, so that by _RESIDEHCE, MAIN STREET; TO LET form. lrsoui inept-icowilibesbmoisomojort.
he. aid of the lines of telegraph which will once noun 12‘ and-1 o’clock, p. In. ; 0‘ WhiCh ““1 remain 0h mmggs"? As'polﬁoi ~
ROM thellst of April next: for one or more 7 - ' ' ‘ AME t-‘I I 9-

1' dated March 6th- 1852 twent 4on ea‘rs' press it, they say, with rent conﬁdence the eastern procress of the stIorm.I . drench' on the other of that line. I have the inﬂuence 0f 811011191". lawpursuing its . .. _ _ , ,
y, , ,( I y y that there Wm be min. End tblS,W1th0uf Occasionallyawe gEt a. Side View of an observéd “"5 during many ”350113.11” regislless course, I cannot say. If I am in . nterlace our country all over at no distant Slate at E. P. Weed’s Drug Store, where culls F th , 1, k i. k F
‘ air. and views exhibiting the different ap- may be 1m- ‘ ' 2m"? wmcuii‘lré’ood rat...“ a} fish‘viilres‘ﬁxwﬁii‘i‘es will

ago today.) ‘I359901311Y the concluding P0P seeming to understand that it is the storm elongated storm passrng just to the south- scarcely one passes without itsvoccurrence. other respects right, it is an interesting , ' ' - w
tlon of it Will conelusrvely prove what; I cloud passrng from theIweIst to the cast that ward of us, and then have a ﬁne opportuni- That of last summer will sufﬁce for illustra- ﬁeldIfor inquiry. Certain it'is that the im- earance ofthe sky under the great variety 0f ’ ’ .NWWMkl‘magez ““1130“1 and convenient huhd' " j ’ ' ‘ ' ‘ I
claim for the memory and honor of Judge uncovers the sun and indicates a clear day ty to notice the dense masses of rain clouds tron. That portion of the country. north of mediate surface atmosphere upo 1' over ircumstances Whibh exist. an accurate EDWARD BANKS, - ”QED“? pamcm‘m call °“ °!' ”minis E' 1" Boots and Shoes.
0- . « - - - on the morrows or, that it is the rain cloud towering black and majestic in the trade a line starting from the Hudson River not great bodies of water, feels the force ofthis nowledge of the weather for days inad- . ' yv 1" ’ ‘: "wan“ °" JOSIAH I‘El‘l‘m’G’ ”e” - I - . ~ . .. ;
Butler. So z,t‘e.at: was his interest 111 this, f the mornin tassin l u. it h , . . f f . . . . . . . b h B , .V. . CIVIL ENGINEER&SURVEYOR the premises. Also a small House and live acres E h d a," db ‘vi gf med-a co" ’c ,
and of such importance did he deemit that 0 . gl. 3‘ tom, ewes o_t e current, and moviugIsIteadily to the east- 211' mm the Highlands, running easterly 1n attraction and responds lo ithefore it does .ﬁuce may e 11d u§0uI1YIaionlsextremely . ‘ , of land. , _ 2m2 W 1‘ if“ “a one ﬁnned‘lhzm" night":
. . ) east, which meets the sun in his coming ward, while the whitish ﬂeccy scud are a E. S. E. course, and curvrng to the east- over the land. The Wind. before an ap- hmhedi and no one indiwdual can observe - 1. * ste can I": ”med “heme 'f des‘ml' s, , 'nfeas opifg’eleﬁ‘iiﬁniimmsssoil-in invite
he sent a copy of his work, entitled the and obscures him from their “8101!. urrying beneath to the westward. Not a ward and westerly _in aIW. S. W. course, proaching storm, sets to the westward out much. Ordinarily, telegraphic reports, and Norwalk Conn, ' . nigolgcnsiomers,aisb.oanldn-ieug‘s‘andgutrous
“ Atmospheric System” to every members Again, most people understand that Iall season passes when the attentive erver and curving to the southward, as it extend over Long Island Sound, before it does upon even those 01' newspaIpcrs, are not suﬂicientv . ’- ' Bﬁggﬁ? gEg‘iﬁggs‘giwnﬁg;‘:hX§,‘ldggf“gig; andme Public“! genernlato give I“ We“ suds"
of Congress at that time in which the storms clear off from some westerlyIpOint, wrll notIhave an opportunity to ob ve on ed westward,_was comparatively, and with either shore, and Will be a fresh- breeze ly accurate. IFew editors or attendanimnl OIrdeIrs ten Iat the Residence Odeil 0. BANLS 88 permonmI Enaneanms omce. willconvmcethem tnarby , . _

-. . u ’ ' ,, and look in that Iquarter for some evidence a srde View the phenomena of a storm, but few, exceptions, supplied With rain during there, and over the Atlantic, before it is felt telegraph stations are 01088 01‘ praCItcal ob. Mam Mreel. wnibe promptly attcn e to. can Honorable D'ealin & Small Pl’OﬁtB
”(111)15th“ Of this Weather Bureau of their termination. They seem to expect he must look at this point to the south. the entire season, and some of the more between them upon the Island. Frequently SGPVCTS'Of lhé weather. They never have R’ ouKEs M I, whichmakesqnicksales gat'wurebound £02170
and its importance to the commercial and the wind to come out of that quarter and ward and for the northern ‘edge, inasmuch northern parts, excessively so, while south I have heard the swell it raised, breaking attempted to give, and without experience . ' P‘ﬂys'w‘lﬁq & SURGEON FOR SALE, satisfaction and defy cémpeurion.» :on'r‘mono is
the- great agricultural interests of the Uni- blow the storm away. You were Solomon as a storm passing to the northward, at- of that line a general drought, or at least a uP011 the shore in the evening or n‘ QIWO never can give an accurate description 0 Offleeover Alma Knappyutom' Wmmmgto; s," ' TTHELNIMBL&€IXPE§CE Is BE'l‘ITEIR THAN
, ted States were shown and earnestly urged as saying, “ The north wrud drIlvethIaway tracts, more or less the atmosphere from the general deﬁciency prevailed for months. At or three hours before the vane W_0.' .ml- the appearance of: the clouds-gnd’currents South N‘orwnlk, Conn. Consultation gratis from PURSUANT to a decree of in. Superior Court, HES OWS-H KG . —

_ a rate. In one sense, and that Iin which he ocean on the south of it,.and :the send as this point the drought was very severe. The cate a change upon the land, at a distance, at the place and time. . . . _ . , 9 a. into 9 pgm- ‘ :19?“ _ the undersigned committel thereunto 811- u“ A." "NINTH“, filllllll, ‘3"
“P011 Congress to adopt. He lived long probably used the expressron, it is true, for they pass towards it prevent a distinct storm power seemed to act in the trade N. of three miles. From the ujﬁcemhlhsi 150 ' This business must therefore he attended ' ' tableau-'3,sggﬁugtggtgg‘rggggr$135,333,??? Wilde‘s#gng’gﬁmcw'eml‘gigpﬂw

 

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enough to see the fruit of his labors in part while it continues the rain will not come. view of it. of that line, and to attract to itself all the feet in height, I have seen vessels in the to by intelligent men, at frequent points, with . . ~ -
“u'ainedI and it gavehis great heart much But I shall have occasion hereafter-to speak The phenomena which attend the clearing moisture which evaporated S. of the line. middle of the Sound, with a six knot breeze uniform tablesIand plates of the diﬁ‘erent DENTAL 911“”. ,, giaﬁii’ﬁiiii‘.‘t‘ii‘o‘inpllfféuﬁlf'éiﬁg‘i‘ie‘ﬁi Boroggh instiltsbranches,alsoltlizrammodonewhhnut-
. . ‘ ° of facts which demonstrate that the storm oﬁ' ofa storm are equally signiﬁcant. S. and S. W. winds, with heavy masses of from the eastward, when it was calm across clouds, that uniformity and certainty may 3- As" an“ °°ntgme5dh‘?,,I{,E§1AL WM-RANDEL SMITH nessand dispatch. snug]! is: 11’ upon».
satisfaction. . , . clouds are never turned from their course If the bulk of the storm was to the north: foggy clouds prevailed, evidently travelling under the island; and same-gtm 'or_ three be attained in description. And if, their rc- ,0 ,eelﬁg°?§.§§g;§§ $5,533 ‘fﬁ, 113'; sccﬁeﬁﬁﬁg . .. CushnnsSaIll'rn. , I - . lu‘os‘nm allusion.
He used to delight to study the daily rc- .by the N. or N. W. wmd. . I , ward of us, it will break or light up in the towards a storm whose outskirt would be hours before the breeze c r ﬁbe'felt upon ports should be accompanied by drawings assistance of DR. H. B. OBER, who games to him , . FOR SALE. . . . . ,. ,. _ , ~
ports of the Weather Bureau, and always These and other facts partially under- S. and S W. If to the southward, in the N. visible, and carrying their moisture to swell the highland where we write. I: 71- ‘ ' made by them upon every importantocca- ﬁggglrecggngﬁgfﬂ Bglggzgsgﬁ‘ﬁig‘ﬁgﬁ, THE line residence or thelate Etbrldgs Brown, “I. C. QUINT-ﬁm &. (30.,
had the two. daily- reports and the weather swed’ indicate the passuge 0f storms from W' But “1 either event the storm. may the SUPP 1y .0: those .who. hved a few hun- Natural 911110309 hers tell us that the slot], Showmg the appearance 0f the clouds “19 9““! “mi “g“ his best endeavors to give’saﬂo- -is"oﬁeg'%gl}:rys%ligglﬁ:2ag‘osllalb‘lg $3121.11 llrgigﬁb: A Wholesale and Retail Dealersin
t him dail b mail He took in- W. to E. as a general umformIlawI ; and the be observed to pass elf in the direction of dred milesIm that direction—leaVing thIose atmosphere is always more or less electrlﬁ- in the dlﬁ'erent currents], and their set and faction. “inn-omega moms, pleasantly “may“, convem .- , .
map sIen _ 5: y ' . . weatherwrse act upon the indication. But the trade. When the heavy rain clouds S. of the line suffering and parched, wrth. ed—lhat its state changes frequently‘during force by arrows and ﬁgures; to be collated . lent to either village, and \vithinone minutefs ~ ' ' " - - GI
tense interest in this and has often said to the uniform occurrence of easterly wind, have passed, the rain ceases falling, .and out even a-thunder gust or heavy dew. a storm from. positive to negative. So and compared with like once taken at the CHAS. W. MANY, walk of the Horse Railroad. Hot and cold water Haidwaie, Palms, UIIS, ass,
the writer, “ Oh! if only I could be there to with what people deem storm clouds pass- those which are thinner and admit the light Our streams, most of'our springs, and man blows the wind, with its irregularities, its same time at ptIher points, a very short time D E N T I S T ﬁgmﬁafe:ﬁﬁlgﬁogﬁithggﬁhgn: I‘gégl‘ig'eggf . . - . . . . ,
study collate and arranac these semi-daily mg to the west. confuses their minds and through, are over us the easterly send and of our wells were dry. During thistlme lulls, its puﬁ‘s, llS calms, and its squalls. )VOuld be suihcrent t0 maturea treatise With ’ ' ’ Possession ﬁrst of April, ifdesired. For further House F 1111118111113 GOOdB,
’ ° conceal: the realtruth. the trade rain clouds or strati, will both be made a short vist to Saratoga. As we left They tell us further that electricity la de- illustrated views, useful ‘0 every business NORWALK, CONN. Particulars enquire 0‘ JAMES MITCHELL, ' tki d.
telegrams 0f the state or the weather from Let us look at the phenomena of an ap- visible as before the rain set in. And now New York at evening, the wind was light veloped by, or its phenomena exhibited in man—interesting to every man of science— t, m m “‘2 Realnmmhmker- “’9“ 9 ~' “r
all parts of this vast country, I would soon proachlng storm of average length‘ and se- let the clouds be-watched when it lights up fromthe S. E. with a few scud traveling to: connection with condensation; buLJIQO. and exceedingly, desirable to all who make 1.3553323“:slaszgzpppositeConnec c“ °30 - , . _ - Mechanics’ Tools,
ll us that it is thcleﬁ‘ect and not the cause. Fthe weather t ‘e theme of conversation; ig. '“ ' BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE. ‘ : I AND

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- . - - n The day previous , if in the winter or late cumulus or wind clouds of the N. W. wind trade current was then overhead but denser A connection‘ is thus proved between them not-ant of the wisdom and perihelion of its
'5 long and time ’5 ﬂeeting, and Judge autumn or early spring, may be unusually may freiiuently be seen beneath the edge of in the N. W. When we reached theHigh- and is it not philosophical, to treat; all laws, and the simplioty and intelligibility of . NLe°mrd and waéﬁjﬁfg'shi LEONARD. . . I . II I
Butler sleeps peacefully “1 the b°_5°mI°f hls pleasant,—-a “weather breeder,” as it: is theistrati of the trade, the former passing to lands we ran into the storm, and had the agent. of such .lmmense power, as a mere its phenomena. ‘ it. THEO. E. SWIFT, Norwalk, February 2d, 1874. m LOOKS, KNOBS. NAILS, AND BUTLDEB
native State, and the good he did Wlll live sometimes termed. If the storm is to be a the S. E., the latter in the direction of the wind a point or two N. of E. and fresh, attending, passrve eﬁ'ect, and attribute the If any one can accomplish this, you, Sir, ' HARDWARE, POCKET AND TABLE OUTLBRY
ith'rain all night. We ran out of it again cause to one of comparatively little power. are the man. You have the intelligence and - D E N T I S T 9 F S l . ofthehestkiud. Rememberthe place,_.
or a e, To Let, or Exchange. No. 3 Opera House Block,

after him to bless and beneﬁt his fellow men northeaster of averanc length and severity trade. It is a great mistake to suppose that w . _ _ _ . .
to come and we who knew him best must' and to “set in" aboIt‘l‘t: mid-day on Ithe next 'the N. W. wind blows away the storm. just before daylight, and before we arrive] We have then, but to substitute this agent, ener ,and discrimination. You are in the A d s n k, Booksmm
’ , ’ _ ’ day we snall see indications of it in the Not an iota of rain cloud in the trade wind at Albany. It was short, of probably about as a cause, instead of an effect, to explain conﬁ ence of scientiﬁc men, of the govern- 0m” we" n “w 0 cc 5 ' OUSEAND LOT on Camp Street. If soldoue- SOUTH NORWALK,CONN.
.mourn his loss and embalm his memory west at nightfall, and these evrdences Will is turned from its course. If you observe twelve hours duration on its central line, the phenomena of condensation, or what ment, of Congress, and the country. That a? FILLING A SPECIALTK a ir ex £311; gigs: rig: “ﬁgggfffn dig; Effﬁiii'iinfii'iii‘ii W.0.QDI)1‘ABI>, , “an",
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in our hearts. Salimnn LYNES, M. D. ‘ be those of condensation in the trade cur- the edrre, however thin, whether low down and when we left it, the rain clouds in the will doubtless ultimately be proven true, you .will do so if possible,I do not doubt. _ ence in cash Wm be aid The house mu 00d _. _
Norwalk March (uh-1874. rent—the vanguard of the storm—a ‘f bank,” in theI‘I. W. or high up in the zenith, you trade passing to the eastward and the east- attribute them to the joint effect of both— Congress has made appropriations to perfect Gas administered for Exir‘acting. Ofﬁce hours order, has every conveﬁenc'e and suitable ”Mfg,“ ’ .
‘ ’ ’ as it is usually termed to distinguish it from will see that it is uncovering us from a erly scud passing to the Westward under for obviously, the action of electricity in particular discoveries, but none of so much 9a. m. 1:05p. m. . my family. Apyply to CHAS. G. DEAN, 214 East; am c H KENDA“. . M n
NonwliLx FAIBFIEL‘D Co CT afcloud; gr p‘altlfhel ofgiwayy'stll-ati, ur lines dlimicpullitln of; Evidth‘and thuﬂmelting of illie Itrhlfm, were illitinctly visible in tbs S. E. Bolulelthhtat vlluggltntﬁn cold weather from that {halt practical himPOIt‘tuﬁfebai'thiS. nod: one 8mm" N' ' ' ' ‘ 1 . ’V' ' u
i I " " o smoot ,mi ycou s s rec ing owar cou , u no ecause it is own away c rain at an was tri in an or a w m 1 ex 1 ram warm. a so comes ome o e usinessan con~. - , . . ' ' " ‘ .1 " .
March 6“" 1852' l the northward and eastward. If new we the north .wester; that its minutest frag): short period in thgnight,‘whilt§,the widest But there are other evidences of an clect- versation of all, I hope you may have old DR' SCRAI‘TON' Dasrrable Res'dence ' D E N T I a. T ’
LIEUT- M- F- MAURY: 7- could take the wings of the wind and ﬂy in ment is following the course of the trade. portion of the storm was passing and ex- rical :chnnge in the atmosphere preceding from this quarter. At any ratdl am satisﬁ- l) E N 'l‘ I S T F0]! SALE 0]! T0 RENT° om S'd D 's W tutu t nStru'.
IDear bl" -‘—-I have ‘0 a W. S. W, coursetwo or three hundred At such times occur the best opportunities tended over it. There was no rain in New the storm. Rheumatic and gouty persons ed that With or without aid you will do . . ’ ' THE mash“ “1d Commouious Maiden“ “'1 ce EM" 1 e an“ q‘mc’ as 8?
acknowledge the receipt of your circular miles,we should encounter the falling rain— to observe the height of the trade. Watch York or within fortv miles of it, and none feel it—even the corn on the foot is sensible much, and trust ultimately succeed. If kgaﬁhng‘ee‘“ “ameﬂh’g “mm“ “mm“ ' “a Gmuﬁldsﬁt’caledﬂm W933 Avenuexfgme'ﬁ 's "l N 1r v [It 0‘ ' -'
and pamphlets, thl'Wthh please accept my thus far. sometimes, and even farther, does the edge of the receding storm as it opens in Schenectady. ' 0f “3- The whole. animal creation {991 hi there is an 11190113!“ fact, 01‘ inference, 01' we a ty , LOTHI‘IG desig’llllespltﬁteslIll:nNorg$IlerE—aisy;ﬂtggd(fo:sglgogr I on Io? ‘, a I a >-‘. 4 ‘~ '
thanks. . _ the condensation extend beyond the body clear sky in the N. W., and until that open- At Albany, amt particularly at. Sal'atoga, and so do the feathered tribes. The cock suggestion, in this communication which OFFICE OVER SWORDVIS C * to rent. Allrhe modernimpr'ovements. Possession mugging, all
For a PCUOd of more than ““3le years. of the storm in the direction from which ing is nearly over us. If, as will often be all was fresh, green and moist. Early in will crow about it when man can scarcely you can make subservient to your great de- EMPORIU‘ ' , ggveusetn- 18L Forpaﬂiculars applyto its branches er-
during the ﬁrs‘ seven 01‘ eight 0f Wthh I the surface wind is to be attracted and the case, the wind cloud is below, or even if the afternoon of my arrival, the usual evi- discern the approach of the storm. The sign, I shall be pleased, and if I can other- 1 SOUTH NORWALK: COM. 3 JAMES FINNEY'RemmmeAgem' . , fort-”ht“ "3
' was engaged in the practice 0‘ medicrne, blow. This imperfect condensation may it is not, as accurate an estimate of the. deuces of an approaching storm were visi- circle around the moon, maybe the only Wise aid vou,command me. . . ' * m'émer'i g" .
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and. out much in the night, Ihave made the extend over us and be thin and invisible height of the trade can be obtained,by no-' ble in the W. It reached the place and evidence of its approach, and yet perched You will see the force of my remark, that GAGEINSLEE, ' GOOD FARM plenty of choice mm new - t u ‘ rh
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7 ﬂows and currents 0f the atmosphereIthe when we look through it frombeneath, but ting the thin, broken, melting edge of the commenced raining gent] , just before day- among his hens he feels it, and earlier and my observations and conclusions are ad- d m h M b d . I . , ,_
subject of dhlly and habitual observation. visible at the west because the sun shines storm cloud, as at any time, for as I have light in the morning. fter daylight the morefrequont during ,the night sends forth verse to the prevailing meteorological theo- A [I C I! l T E C ’1‘, house, bis‘éi‘wgi‘s‘fy’o‘iiciiﬁna Egg-0:3 néiﬁ‘fﬁe‘: .‘ . ' . .mlifgofﬁﬁ‘m‘x
The habit originated earlier than that, from horizontally through a long space of it. observed, the receding edge of the stratus is ordinary phenomena—of a short storm were his deﬁant note. - ries of the day, while they accord with, and ' sage bonus 5“ 5 P01: 601“- above market rum-i ' ‘ . - . _ V ‘ 'bxlde o‘r'Lsn li-
eircnmstances not important. and has been But if there be a moon at dark and the con in the lower part of the trade, and the wind to be seen with a gentle wind’from the N. It is undoubtedly true that condensation confir , the vietvs expressed by‘ you. At 70 BROAD WA Y, NE W YORK. 1'°5§?5f'°“g‘,ve“,3‘l’“l “3‘?" If “chug“ “ “I“ A- ' ' -‘ g is} ' " ~ ing an. :1!" n;
continued only for the gratiﬁcation which densation extends over us, it will give the cloud passes just below it. E with scud. As the morning advanced, takes place in the surface atmosphere before least i ey conﬁrm your theory of the . {53,53 33,155,?“ be mu“ “Sp" cen" Apply . tn 1 i I _ a a, ,1 , “ﬂed. 91°11‘39“!
an observation of their phenomena afforded. appearance of a circle around the moon ; or, There are many variations amending the the clouds darkened at the west, and gradu- the storm sets in. It is seen in the forming trade, for which you sought information of Residence, Stamford, cu, . refiii’iaiiffeifiﬁlils :$%;y:n2;iggg:. ”$33;
Although the films I have observed and the if it has not yet reached so far, the circle “ lighting up” or “ clearing off" of a storm ally the rain increased, and during the forc- send, and on flagging stones—and in a sum- others. I have no wish to run a tilt with spec,“ Memo“ paid to con“, residences 2.1, FOB S ALE. that! can extract teeth withontpain orln urytomy

depending like those which precede it, upon noon it “ rained in torrents,” as it )5 usually mer day before a shower, upon vessels con- Messrs. Redﬁeld and Espy. I They have di— OUSE AND LOT, near Cross Stream on Dan_ 32:15:;:1o:tlﬁgggggégggﬁulgtiagamﬁgggﬁpg

conclusions I have drawn (F0111 them, are will be visible at a later hour of the even-
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adverse to the prevailing meteorological ing or night. its extent, severity, shape and whether the expressed,with occasional, partial interrupi- taining cold water. This is attributed to vided the public in opinion. I supposed . .
'theories 9" the day i and I have 11,0 taste for As the storm gradually approaches this body of it passed over us, or to the north- ions—just as I had seen it a thousand times the dew point. But the night preceding a one'or both of them to be right, until com- GEORGE 1" MITCHELL, rooms; suitable for two families. Will be sold rca- _I I I
controversy 0D the subject; yet,‘as they 0011' condensation thickens, the patches of wavy ward, or southward of- us, which it would at this place. About noon it broke away‘ storm is without dew, or a morning fog of pellcd to believe otherwise. Mr. Redﬁold “the everpopula!’ anxfble'enlg‘m‘ig‘tlp‘ﬁ ”ylﬂmg‘gﬂesu‘f: 131513113? DRUGS AND MEDICINES
ﬁrm, and are conﬁrmed by, the original strati, or “mares’ tails,” and the lines of exceed the limits of this letter to notice. and there were visible the heavy rain clouds great density may spread overt e plain to may be right as to hurricanes at 861i between U N I 0 N M AR K E T 3&5”; Gazlétte olﬁcc, pp ’ ° ' ' ‘51} RE ride 5, “a would [es ctfull “no“: t
views COhiathd in your pamphlets, and clouds coalesce and darken. The surface They are exceedingly interesting to those of the trade passing off to the E. N. E. —a the height of 150 to 200 feet a rain not the tropics, hilt Imust doubt ih The at- h 1 ﬂ, - to, ’ . than ciiilefs in‘ this visiting" :na‘i“rt“nig
may aid you in your future efforts to dlS- atmosphere in contact with the trade begins who wish to understand the weather, and few remaining N. E. scud near the surface follow—or there may be a high fog, ﬁlling tractiqns difiiur so much, from the shape of “s a ways ° ”“3 Small Place for sale. . Drug Sum, I ,.
cover and apply the great “11th 0f meteor- very early after the condensation in the the prospect for the day or week, and all of the earthpand a thin current of send from the whole upper portion of 'the ' surface the storms, t e existence in patches, with or 3,891, Veal, 1"““0119 and fork, THEIIOUSE AND LOT situated just west“ the CORNER 02? W ASKINGTON at‘D DEPOT H‘s.

conﬁrm the views_I have suggested. the S. S. E. between them, such as are often atmosphere with dense vapor and every Without connecting condensation, creating atfairlivlngprices. Union (formerlyModel) Mar Wide River IBridge, game South side of the

13 road,nearlyopposite theresldenceofJanles Panton, can always be found

ology iu aid 0f the husbandman as WEll_uS trade passes over it, and sometimes before. . , .
navlgation, I cheerfully fulﬁl my promise to be attracted towards the body of the There are, however, some few particulars seen when the storm ﬁrst breaks, after such one knows that rain will not follow from variablcand bathing Winds,and other causes, kct, On the Bridge, E, , on, ”ed {or IM The house coma,“ six _
to give them to you. storm and to move towards the westward; which are too important not to be noticed. a short and copious rain. When [returned that. Does not the dew P011“ change sttd- that I am inclined to believe the gyral mo- ragiiésivi.reéeim, &i:,ai1.dis oﬂered his low price; P U R E D R U G S ,

You were entirely right in your supposi- and althouvh there is no perceptible motion The N. E. or E. N. E. wind'is the most to this place the heavens remained as brass. denly and greatly when the air is still and tion a fallacy except in spouts. At any rate H 7 alarge part. of the purchase money can remain on . . .
a common at this point. in storms. The S. E. and the earlh as ashes. Even the vapor evaporation regular? 1 shall be much mis— I have not been able to detect it in storms T Fl PEOPLE S MARKET, mortgage. Thisis agoodchanceto secnrcahomc. CHOICE WINES and LIQCOBS
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- tion that there was a trade current passtng of the atmosphere next the earth, sounds
northeastwardly 'OVPi this continent, but can be heard with great distinctness from is not unfrequent it occasionally it will which had been evaporated had been at- taken if further investigation does not show or showers in this locality, and do not be- .
- MlStOOk by supposing that It 0011M be the east and northeast. Very soon the blow for a day friﬁ near] E., or from a tracted north to supply a third current to that the height of the dew point depends .on lieve it has occurred here inasingle casedu. N0- 191‘!th STREET, Mil]. Pro ert . '
proved by provmg the general course 0f the patches of send or fog maybe seen forming point between that and .by E. I have their storms and increase their SUPPLY of the amount of vapor in the atmosphere, ring the last twenty years. But I express is the place to.get your ROASTS and CUTS of FOR SALE y - FANCY AND TOIfoﬂlyﬁgc’LEE’
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surface winds,_or of those which accompa- or enlarging as they are borne westwardly never known a storm “ set in” here with the the needed rain. at‘tially condensed by electric action; even this view with diﬁldence, sensible of the . _ . _
nied falling rain. Prime fame, such a trade or southwestwardly by the surface current. wind S. or S. W. as it should do if the cen- During that period of drought there were rather than the quantity actually suspended liability of all to mistake, not only in theory, BEEF, “EAL lAMBl “ND PUBK- Hgtsulsﬁrizeb9gerlv?:iiflt “lifiinii’vﬂiiii WPhYSimns'P‘e-sml’tl"" “mm“, ”“9“"
current should be unvarying and steady 1n and during the forenoon of the next day trc or southern part of the storm passed the usual signs which fail in a dry time. I in itand that the capacity of the atmos here but in the observance of facts. The stock is bought and butchered by us, so that. fromsbggign Depoiﬁliiee mile; from Salim Nor. May and night- Cam be, found nightsgin'sam-
direction, and free and unaffected by heal you will have the storm clouds in thetrade over us, in accbrdance with the theory of remember that on one occasion the wind to take up and retain moisture depen s on Tlloaras B. BUTLER. we know when,“ we speak. Allorders promptly waik,and two miles from INew Canaan. consisting {1111;1leeglri‘guclgggggzlggftlgggh R Co“;
Winds and surface currents. and such 111 current passing to the E. N. E., growmg Mr. Redﬁeld. The N. E. or E. N. E.storms commenced blowing in the morning from its electric state, hence the “drying ch'arac- v attended to, ADA'us d: wxxov ogaviz‘iiipgapgﬂagwﬁ itplrﬁswlillgli,alxﬁigizgzl: 3' ' ' . . . ' . '
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liav'e been satisﬁed that .“removes such an over from the west, and the surface wind sets in at that point, and continues in that to N. E. by N. with send, and rejoiced The enquiry naturally arises here, how
upper current passing overItbi's-place, with- with its foogy scud passing more rapidly to quarter until at, or about, the termination of many with the prospect of a storm. There does electricity produce the fall 0f the 1‘“ °°°kclrh CHARLES 5- LOCKWOODv Enquire 0‘ JAMES F‘NhEYi “W Esme Agent: .
0‘" interruption or material variationIinIdis the W- S- . 01‘ S. W., until the clouds of the storm. Upon Mr. Redﬁeld’s theory I was some little evidence of condensationin barometer? ‘ In Cincinnati the tell a little story about ‘ I Norwalk,or orthesuhschBE-AU‘ICEYSTREET OuX‘AnnuulDeEcrlptlYe Catalogueof
rcctlon or speed; wrthont 'mnch variation the trade which have sufficient density to have never been able to see how this could the trade at the southward, showing that a That. the atmosphere is lighter when it Mrs. ChiefJustice aite. About a month Fashlonablc Draper as l‘ailor Weithrwalk.Sept-”~19” ‘ A Eras V E G E TA B L E
in height, and unaffected by the surface cur- drop rain have beeiireached, then the storm be, or a storm could pass over us, with the storm of some kind was about to pass S. of falls is shown independently of the instru. a' 'o',béfore General Grant had broached Mr. ' ‘ ‘ . »- —-and—- ' ..
rents, whatever they, might‘bc. Its course sets in, as it is termed. wind setting in at the N. E. or E. N. E. us. By noon the evidences of condensation ment by the descent of the smoke, in strong aite's name to the Senate—though Gener- AND , ~ FAIRHELD coun'l" A, '1’ 'cu‘lt at Seeds .
is from about W. S. W. to E. N. E., some- There is of course great variation in the coming from the S. W. as he shows they had nearly all disappeared. and the small, contrast with its rapid ascent from the a] Hillyer says Mr. Waite was always Gcn- . , It ; . EitPORIUM ‘ ~~ J ’1’ “7' . . , , ’
. times approximating more nearly to the phenomena preceding a storm,-—as to the sometimes do, nor at all—unless it came up hard, distinct, clustered cerri of the fair chimney inaclearday, when tbebarometer eral Grant’s ﬁrst choice—but before any- GENTS FU .VISHIAG ‘ ' Real Estate Agency. Catalogue of ’
N. E. Its speed I haveuuvpl‘ attempted to time of day when the'ﬁrst appearance of directly from the S. and passed mainly to weather trade, were visible through the is high. It. is possible, electricity may pro- thing was thoughtofihe matterby the Walter 'Main Street: Norwalk, 00“- mind ,1,” d ldb ' i at i e Flower Seeds, ' ' ‘3
determine, but judge 1t-t0‘be-fr0m sixteen to condensation in the trade current is seen,; the eastward of us. No'one can take a cir- scud. I then knew there would be no rain, duce the lightness in some undiscovered Mrs. Waite wrote an article on cookery for T den 5.3.;-i§o£°i‘.,.n"."i§$§nn?.;°§f is; ”Hybrid Gladiolnl
eighteen miles per hour. I There is scarcely and when the rain will set in,—dependingon Cular‘ piece of paper with the wind circles and before night the wind had all died way. There may be an upward attraction the Cincinnati Qagctls. The article was P E DWYER , Pmpenyto “nor to “Marathon “sang to pm- . _, I “a other ,
a day in the year when its existence may the distance, size, shape and severity of the marked upon it according to his theory, and away, and the send melted. It was a small although it seems hardly credible that its signed ‘.‘ Yankee 000k Gil—L" It was fullof . . ' ' chase. Business attended to with promptness and B I!)
not be detected and, shown by some of the storm. The wind may blow from the N., slide it over this place upon the map from specimen 0" what we.catl a dry’no'rtheast- inﬂuence should be adequate. There is sound suggestions on the cookery questions, Harness Manufacturer glslmch- omcegéﬁcdg-eagﬁﬁmm . Spring '1 5,
phenomena to which I shall allude. The E. twenty-four. thirty-six, and even forty- any westerly point, so as to have the wind or; a thing not uncommon when the storm such attraction sometimes beneath the and replete with good advice to housekeep- . - ’ L _ ' ' =' . -ﬁlS°-‘ .
snow storm, which obscures Ievcry distant. eight hours before the storm reaches us,- hy representation set in from the N. E. or passes south of us, and the condensation advance cloud of a. thunder gust, which no era. The article from the Yankee Cook AND . :TREE SEED LIST
‘ object, and the perfectly pure. unclouded with a partial greasy condensation in the E. N. E. unless I am exceedingly mistaken extends over us‘ sufﬁciently dense to set the pronclles very near the earth, and its wind Girl” arrested so much attention that ﬁnallv B Whlbemuhedheeﬁo applicants-
sky, when there are no specks of condense-I trade cul.i-ent._ OIr, ll- iIhe storm is small in It is unusual for the wind to back from the surface wind in motion and produce the will take up the dust to a height dispropor— a rich old widower in Cincinnati wrote 16 PUBNISHING UNDERTAKE , A M E s M ['1‘ c n E I. l. ’ J. M. THORBURN a; co"
lion-t0 mask the currents, make the excep- size 01‘ weak lu luteusuy. It may _approa0_h N. E. into the N. W. and continue storming, send. and not dense enough 10 produce rain. tionate to its violence. I have noticed this Sam Reed, the editor, that he would be glad m an its branches Main Street Norwalk under J 15 JOHN STREET, NEW YORK.
lions. . - I, m the morning from the west, With but lit- or for it to back at all, the instances are ex- The telegraph announceda shortnortheaster not only here but in contrast with the effect to give the “ Yankee (look Girl” a situa- the Connecticut l-Iotel. ’ ’ ' ' ' .
. The best time to observe it IS on a sum- tie premonitory condensation, and little 9r ceptions. It usually remains in that quarter to have passed over Baltimore and Norfolk, ofa northwester over that great dust-factory. tion—not as a servant, but she might pre- _ ’1 Thesnhscriberhnslocated in theBASF-IIEM‘ 0.3
- mer morning inset fair weather, or during no wind fliom theeastI—the sup risinchleat‘ln until about the termination of the storm, but: without much rain. Pennsylvania avenue. So too in a sultry, tilde ova-.1113 house-hold. In fact h: offered . . EREAL ESTATE BRUKER’ WILSON’S BLOCK, (opposite Gazette Building.
‘3 drought when there isIno surface wind. the morning—the rain “ setting ln’I’ m the and most frequently dies away before it Near the close of the drought we were showery day, patches of vapor may be scarf marriage. Mr. Reed had .to answer in a EDWARD P'WEED’ Where hl‘dilcaﬂyonthe . l ' I; I ‘
The “ morning haze,” as it is called.IbuIt to course of the afternoon, and IWith light 00- changes. If there has been a S. E. middle admonished of the approach of min by the in the interval between the showers, stretch- paragraph that the “Yankee Cook Girl” I) R U G G I S '1‘ , ' VD Gas Flttlllg andPlumbing Business
speak more correctly, the small, disItmct, casronal showers. There Will be in such current settingln—suchas frequently turns telegraph- A (lt‘SPMCb h'Om ,Phlsburg ‘9 ing Up from the'st'reams 01' hill toils with W88 110$ in the market. 8110 having got a Wall Street oppoa'fc .vorwaii- Opera Home, ’A‘ ‘ in alllts branches. Being a PRACTICAL wonk-
yet clustered cerri, With the blue skyIvlSible cases some easterly wind alid some scud, al- our snow sloping to rain before they light up the New York papers stated rejoicingly, for much the same rapidity that the pencils of situation in a neighboring city. The people A lar’ eand éllselected stoekof ' ' MAN, and always either personally doing or nper:
between them, may then be seen in this though comparatively trifling. Before night —and that current is stronger than the N, they were suffering like ourselves, that it the aurora risc when near and about us. and of Cincinnati don't know even now that the UGS AND MEDICIN A U C T I O N 1p E R intending his work.heis confident or his ability to
f. current, and its direction and speed clearly the storm Will pass off to the cast,the sIky B. one near the close of the storm, it will was cloudy, and there were appearances of much the same appearance as a bit of “ Yankee Cook Girl”. was Mrs. Waite, the D“ ‘u a, ,I n k. d 1' brat ‘4 ) 'glﬁgﬁllgﬁfltitzfémon to bu .egi hEASoNAhLB
observed. These clusters of corn do not light up at the west. and a-plcasant evening prevail at the surface and the wind will haul rain—just such Iappearanccs followed here ﬁbrous material has when subjected to elem- sensible and practical wife ofthe new Chief- {353:“$3,533,?th3,0:lgﬁ'ogps $9,553,,” and ' -CHARGES, and Goon oir’x he no". go '
ive so correct'.an idea of the height of the follow. This would 1’9.“ fair sample of an to the southward before it breaks. away— from the West, in about twenty-four hours rical attraction. These appearances of up- Justice, and that her new situation is to be Handke'rclner Extracts, Hatr Br'ushes, 05min, once Mitchell's Block Wall sue“ shareinthepublic patronage. 1 ' .
fewer surface 0f thls trade current, as the April showcry day. 'l he storm may ap- and as the storm passes, that will die away from the date or the despatch: The next ward attraction however; are not observa— the highest in the land—lChief‘ mistress in SpongeS. Chamois Slims, Stationeryﬁisursi ire-é ~ ’ ’ . ’ 17th _C. _W. BURRIlITT. ,-
wavy strail seen just before and after a proaeh at auyItime of the .day, and a con- and there will be a light air from the S. W., day the despatch announced rain there.and blc except under extraordinary manifesta- Uncle Sam’s household of Law and justice andi? constéiiuflyaduiagtghtsstoci: allthcnew an . . I I I I .. . . - ..
storm. The latter are at the bottom of the sequent variation in the appearance at a following the storm in the trade until the in abouttweuty-four hours, rain followed tions of electric action, and can hardly be m. Pop“ “1' m c n°'°- ' a" ‘ .NORWALK, CONN- . . R h M ‘ ‘ ' “ ’
current, the former occur in all-parts of it. given hour of the day would follow. It storm has passed, and then, or the next here. It gradually extended 3- “hill rcgu relied upon as sufﬁcient. There is a cause U E h " - ' , N07 walk 8 . “Thais
' Another very good time to observe accu- may “ set in” at three or four o’clock a. m., morning perhaps, the wind will set in from Mr rains were had over the entire southern fully ade onto and in whioh‘j am inclined Some years .330 . Ppcr Igypt “‘1 only B s B' KSCER . BE, bgcriberhﬂm h,” “oath-om,“ e
rately the speed and direction of this trade and the evidences of storm condensation be the N. W. I country. ,0 attrihu e it.‘ I some ﬁve or srx lilllny days in the course of . I. o A I y . . I I FishuMarket, or Rufutgﬂm Mend’kewigﬂ .
current, occasionally occurs in theI early visible at the west early in the afternoon of Sometimes, though rarely, the rain will 1 could add many other facts in relation Ihave already remarked that about the aIyear; butﬁhe 351113 planted millions 0f AthisStufggﬁggagﬁl’aslfslsaggflgbnlcl‘ffuﬁlnt- Guy 388111811068, Farms and constantlyon handgun“. of ' ' -‘
part of the day, when we have whatIls call- the previpus day. Ordinarily, however, ill commence with thunder showers, and the to this subject, but it is not; my intention to time the condensation in the trade current tleeii and f“ re Blimblmwallliglfﬁh ‘5 P0“; foil)" y 6 E R I E s FRESH FISH, oxs‘rrrnswnﬁmsmre”
ed high fog,—— that is, when the sky is over- storms of average length and severity, cvt~ storm follows, the wind changing to the write you a volume, and I will refrain. I reached as the surface atmosphere begins :13 aysp lab], by ‘ﬁt 1 0,1331?“ FY 8:9 G- B. o p . country seats Ind Emmet”! “mom IIIITS I. “BETA I.
cast entirelyi—hm ,hY the fog Wthh, “505 domes of ”8‘33 CODdehSﬂtlou may be seen eastward, or as it is expressed, the showers wlsh to state only such prominent ones asI to be attracted towards the body of the agghtmﬁicegt: llasenbceerfc hm“ 3110011313 Cuccxﬁlrn‘rvtl 1:211:23 MIG ,nthemeuom I "cultures W;LOCKWUU‘§, _
over the rivers and in the valleys, and is set- from ten to eighteen hours before the lam turn to a settled rain.” And not unfre- lhlhk I have observed and believe 1° be storm,aud that it commences moving ﬁr“ thorough test, too. Qnoe it; was tertilé’; bull 37,152,:3;haggntpemngim.,;glomihe h°ughbSOldiRenteduud Exchangcdﬁ ﬁg:{?§§§gﬁ?g§ﬁedm"a“. . -
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rth obscurinir horizontal or snow “ sets in.” It ma be of an size' ' ' ' ' ~ n as ill attract our it 'o . - - - .
tied close to the es, , g y y , quently it may terminate in what rs termed true, a d W . y a cult 1: 1° at Its upper portion Whmh ‘9 "1 contract the forests were sweptaway, and barrenness businesshe hopes tomertt publicpatronnge. 9

 

 

vision, but bya fog in the upper part of the froma mere, gentle storm of ﬁve, ten 01‘ ﬁf- a “ clearing off shower,” which, like the the subject, and induce its thorough exami. with the trade This attraction and motion ' -
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surface atmosphere nullllflutlv the ifmde tIeIcn quilreitllle length. the (alouds thin} clued 3113;111qu showers, wrtl bungrtIs own wmd unliﬁu- d h t' th' to- , Ibelieve to be Simultaneous With the tallof "£13 3f olive trees have bcen planted and n 0 on nsnrronn *- " ' FARM
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ten to eleven 0010.. ,a. in. en 1 IS connec a y par in or n ease to , to c range suddenly, or after the mud has I have long been of opinion that it was the force of the attraction, and consequent- has reuimﬂL 031““.an Ana"; $5,052,880.19 ’ ’ ’ HQRTICULIURAL » IMPLEMENT:
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breaks the ccrri, and if there are to be and creating Ivariable and bathing surface died away from the eastward anda calm electricity alone 0,. in combination with 1 the violence of the wind rather than the . . .
showers m the afternoon, a few 3311311 current-"“0" " mil-V he 0f gr?“ leng‘hv “ has eusued- Instances of this kind are not heat, and your pamphlet has conﬁrmed me cfbantity chin, to be pre’cipimcd, are iu- - . ——"'”""'"—-———————-— a61:53;fﬁgﬁfgﬁg“:fdd::,:§=',f,§,’,,liﬁfgQgﬁfﬁz atpublicand privatesaie. AuctionSales or AWLL stock'ofthe most approved Farm In
patches of wavy strati which always indi- thousand or ﬁfteen hundred miles in length uncommon here, and would seem to be in the opinion. You demonstrate, that the (heated by its fall, It commences rising How To KEEP A SITUATION.—An obscrv- olcﬁmpensallon. ' COWLES mMERRlLL. ‘ . wtiotogfl‘edgilildlwlbeilnz:titling“filgélsa’mltggnllr?
cate thendencIy “that“ ensatIIioninIthettrultlc gr iliaulotcarhftlvgilglelgl oflpouldcniid inn?" $35811“ng “pl?” the 09‘3“”: and ‘0 ha“ 11'3th comes hi) OVCI‘ as charged with the again as the storm passes and the force of inc: correspondent in the Westerp Rural ‘ smehgemsm'm'walk “hid“"y' HOUSES'LOTS' F‘uwsi ' eluding: ’ ." 'l} a-c . - P ' '~-'
may 6 seen m a curren 355m, 0 c er rarnco IN!!!" I" in e ra e e ere .1 all ecalm was in the centre of . ' ee t ' ‘ ' - . ' . . . ' ' Mot Mach :11. Mo .

P a . a a ’ he'll, morslure and 1 c Netty 0f the Intel the attraction ceases. and sometimes before gives the followmg hints on the above sub- AND PERSONAL PROPERIY. Law‘lln owerstnfflll‘alllze. 3111512."; I '

 

 

 

 

E. N. E. requiring two or three days 30 P355 OVel' a the storm. But when it has been stormin tro )ics. You attribute the condensation ' -' . .
This trade current is the focus of all our given pornt, and drawmIg tort and beneath with the wind N. E. for twenty-fourhours 0% and falling of rain to cooling alone. But {ﬁgsledllgsi igfcl'hfhztltnh: 313T; awﬁ?$‘ ject: it! NORWALKINSRANCE COMPANY . S I f F , 0 : fri‘ﬁikii‘ii’dﬁ‘ie'iifi‘lf‘iiaiﬁe.
storms, except, perhaps, some 0" 1h? ”him It from Ohe I01“ mm‘? Pfhhls the wholeIsur~ more, and after a short calm sets in from that will not explain all, or the most im- the super-incumbent atmosphere, removes Be ready to throw in an odd half hour or NORWA L K CONN. ‘ a es 0 urnltul‘e at wnerl 'Sllovﬁe'ls. Spade}: scoopsﬁ i'rdc'n Fol-h, Iii!
dcrgusts ofo mid-summer,—;the pnncrpal face atmosphere With Its vapors Partially the W. and blows for an hour 0:.two only portant phenomena,nor would it alone be the pressure atIthe surface of the earth nd an hour’s time when it will be an accomuio- ’ . 3°“- - . - - 1-, ‘ .' , ' ,
source, assisted by its attractions, of all our condensed in masses of foggy scud. Some- before the storm breaks, the change obvious- likely to produce anything but a continued produces the fall of the barometer. his dation, and don’t seem to make a merit of Cash Capital . . . - . . .. $500,009 Residences. Rg‘ggutlersfnm‘l‘c“ " WM‘F‘I’" 5. “MI 39,}?
rain and snow,——the seat and center of that times there Will be a bleak in the storm of ly cannot indicate the centre of eithera ro- drizzle, or cloud, or mist and gradual however, is speculation also, and I will it. D0 it heartily. Though not a word is Paldup 031nm],- - - - — 3100.000 Harrdws,C‘orn shelters.OxYokcsandBows.g
lower on which all our meteorologicIalehe- a mile or two in extent, or of one or two tar or radial storm. . . change of temperature. trouble you with no more of it. The facts said. your employer will make a note of it. Waco. SrnEEt,Prcsitlent, Gno. R. Gowns, Sec’ _ 3011893 to Reﬁt Churns—Blunchard’s, the very best in usual-u,
omens, depend. All our storms originate hundred miles, requiring afew moments or nIotheIr strikinngeculiarlty is the, fact Heat alone is utterly incapable of pro- will be‘ found I believe as I state them, Make yourself indispensable to him, and he En“ HILL,Tl-§asmer. ’ Sngﬂﬁgmﬂﬁ?e”°ﬁqE"ﬁ$.“5‘e‘.’" 3' . Iii“ 'd
I 1.1 it, move in, and onla line With it, and at hours for it to pass, lighting up, perhaps, I,“ that in mid Winter, in January usually. and ducing by its presence or absence all the whether the inferences be true or not. 1 'will lose many of the opposite kind before ‘ ' pumhllea sndUnfni-nisued Bridgenopm "-7 hf.“ " ”W‘fcféiﬁiﬁ’yfe-
t ghout the same bite 0, speed. . the W. or N.I W. Ian‘iIl shuIttiIug in again, and again in the latter part of Fobruaryg, as well cﬁ'ects attributed ' to it. Suppose it to be shall be disappointed if on further invesli- he will part with you, These young men ’ ' Norwatk,Aprtl29th,lsra. . . I
5.. _ All our thundergusts areIgolIinectIed With then the rain wrlIl set in anew. Some— as at other seasuus of the year, S. .storms true that the air grows uniformly colder as gallon the inferences be not found tru‘c who watch the clock to see the very second “ow Fun '0" WATER PIPES: Placesfor sale varyina’in price from $5,000 " " ‘ ‘ ' ~ ' _
i. it or controlled by it in their direction. times the storm wrllbe of moderate extent. occur, which bring in the warm air and fog we attain a higher latitude or altitude. also. - ' ' their working hour is up—who leave, no Wm. Glover ,3; Son, ° ' ‘ - " ‘ ' ' "‘
. The thunder shower and gust, if below but 0 great intensuy, owrng either to no of the Gulf- stream, and extend far north,‘ Should there not be greater uniformity in Thus far-I have spoken of storm currents matter what state the work may be in, at A ereadytoputln yo“ WATER STEAM or GAS {to $50,006 The wants of House. Keepers
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tho'trade may sometimes, from the attrac- heigh. and depth la the trade current, or melting away the snow and swelling the meteor-olooical phenomena. How are the main y. it into ,es'lin e'dof in uiry rc- precisely the instant—who calculate the ex- , i t ,
“on or high land or'the set of a strong sur- the sudden and extraordinary action of the stream. Again, SHOW storms occur 3! the sudden changes to be accounted for. in: mainb, 'bu‘f it' is ‘not ng‘oﬁr lily pucl'pose to tra amount they can slight their work, and £33k?”kallltgg'f‘lggeagl‘tlﬁog,gilt-anllvglb. Allorders left atthe Union Mat'k61,i‘lltchell’a

face current or other local cause, vary in storm power, and then the rain will be south,“ Washington for instance, ‘aud we dependent glfltlic storms?- How the long enter it. I wish merely to allude to it, asit yet not get removed—who are lavish of L ADPIPES,&c.,orovarysizcanddescnption. m kN’ the m t SUPPLIED, ' . l.) .i
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direction two or three points ;Iorit may ex- heavyIand'thc wind— severe, although the W8 i know what is going on there for the droughts! to very cold'wiuter, following. . v their emplo er‘s goodS—will always be the l n In . . .
pand on‘its sides. or Widen as it passes from storm may not last more than eight, ten, or very cold surface wmd above, if n'ot near perhaps a very open . mild one li- Amy all *See Natchez storm of 1840. I ﬁrst ,0 reeelire notice, when times MP: dull, vangvlltlgg 11‘s; :3; Etn- a 3;? u I I . . At '13 .K-I 'LOCKWOCD’B' .
I W- to E, and thus Iappeny to 90111.9 down twelve hours. It is not possible Within the the earth, will be Visible hurrying down the other wonderful differences, “mar be- iSec Ohio storm of 1837 by Rrof‘. Loomis. {that their services atone longer. réqn‘ired- ' l” ‘ “Nana"; “mum, ' . JEEP“? unfunny!" l ‘ ' 2...

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