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When ocwitVlVds are raging o’er the upper
Audoc billows wild contend with angry
roar,
’Tis said, far down beneath the wild com-
motion,
That peaceful stillness reigneth ever more.
Far, Vfat‘ b‘éue'ath the noise of tempest dieth,
And silver waves chime ever peacefully ,
And no -rVude storm, how- fierce soe' er it 1‘.I3I Ihihkm"I0 SCIIIP .hIII IIOW I‘GIIII'IIIIIK
disgusted, and no wonder.
The latter party was accompaf served out to hungry travelers at this place
ied by an elderly Spanish lady, widow of during his two, we could not discover it,
one 01 our American Naval Olficers,relurn- and all the passengers returned to the car
ing to her native country, after an absence (properly coach) complaining. .
Then a very'sca sick young We did not reach our hotel in London
lady, traveling with her father, front near until about 7 o‘clock in the evening, and
Pittsburg, Pennsylvania, and two or three af1er washing 11p and getting dinner it was
English couples returning home after a short too late to' do ‘more’ than take a short s'tro'l1
They of course saw little and retire for the night. The Inns of Court
or'tothingto admire in America, caps. Hotel, where we are stopping,isaVfirst-class
cially one couple who went out in June house and very central, being situated in
High Holborn St., and although a new house
The woman and having adopted a good‘ntany American
diet
Disturbs‘thc Sabbath 'of that deeper sea. who should 11“." wag“ 1119’ nether garments “trovements, yet like all the rest of them
so the heart that knows Thy love, oh
was the most perfect type ofa shrew I eVer
s very different in Ilany respects from.
Purest, . s:,1w and the wranglings of this couple amthing we have. The beds, no matter
There is a temple sacred ever mo1e, during the voyage, was a constant source of how new, in all the hotels, Iatill have that
And all the babble oflife’ sungry voices amusement to the 011,0,- mgseugers, They ancient, heavy looktng,P1ckw1ck1au canopy
Dies in hushed stillness at its peacetul
door.
ocean.
c111 readily be spared from our side of the overhead, that was discarded by as long
Then a gain, we had three Mormon years ago. For 1'. hot reason ’it is 3" ill retain-
F8; faraway, the I"III“: OFDIISVSIOII (IVieIhV. Elder: from Salt Lake City, going out as ed I cannot imagine, unless it he to keep up
“(I lovely IIIOIIgIIIS rise cu m “I“ 1“ 'ce' Missionaries, for their church. One, a an (xtensive branch of the uphelstery‘ ousi-
full
fat place, The Crystal Palace, The Tower,
the Parks and Zoloogical Gardens, and were
also fortunate enough to’secure admission
to the Ilobse'of‘Commons, which is 'not
open to the general public. A member only
being allowed to give two passes daily.
We have also visited Madam Tussattd’s
celebrated “wax works,"-‘-0n'c of thegreat
curiosities of 'the city—laud were often start-
led by, the apparent reality of some of the
figures, frequently in turning, we for the mo-
ment supposed we were looking upon liv-
ing, breathing people, instead of Wax 1m:
ges. Our faith, however, in 'the'reality of
the likeness, was very much shaken when
we came across figures of persons we'had
ourselves seen the originals of. In 6 group
representing Lincoln, Grant and x-Presi-
dent Johnson, and in another a figure of
Stanley, the discoverer of’LiviugSton, we
could only discover a likeness of Lincoln;
.. 1.41 ..1 Ir
.,
thus severe ftmilies, who although1 n’ga'r 111:
time. "‘ i ‘ t" '
We have had ’cxcce'dtngly find weather
ever s'tnc'a our arifival in Engldndf' T164 d
the 1st Monday in August, is 015113)
holiday, and all the public buildings, ball 91
now pretty much finished' up matron-1a: atl’x
short weék only-'4' gives ones lustyofllhls
g're:1tctty,) we shallin a 'day or 'two‘; If}
coed on our journey down ‘to' Cologhe'"
the Rhine country'- and around ”i'o‘ Patter
from whence, if this letter is?" ibiith accept-
able, 1 will try and give you another.“
T he camp of the Second and' Fourth regi-
Ledyar'd,” in h‘9ror of' colonel William“
the others we should never have recognized
"Am, m, {3,1, ,,,‘,,,,,V 1,0,, Me, so“, ,, nephew of the original Joe Smith, and ness They at): certainly an expensive and 0I' kIIOWh who they intended to represent
fiieth, another "ptivate Secretary . of Brigham useless attachment. :0! more probably it
Disturbs the soul that dwells oh Lord, in Young.
bee. - ' ed with them, and found them very pleas
ant and agreeable fellows.
Oh rest of rests, oh peace, serene, eternal—-
Thou even livest, and Thou changest
European Correspondence. '
We became very well acquaint may be because the English, being such a
“conservative" people have not yet d1=eov~ Theatres Iht‘ “SWIM" and ”I" "38)"
without “a guide book. "
We have also attended two of the City
They were so that the bed is better and safer without market " hOIh SIM" the “IS" 0098 being y {00.
from the first, objects of considerable it. The idea idea at having to use those IIVI:W closed, ,aVVs the 'VLoVndon “Season,” is British troops. Hésurrendered to a £11er magfilhhhufiédmmfili ghlf-i
never, curiosity to the ladies, who constantly ancient articles called “candles” in our 8 OIII over, ‘he per QFIIIFIICI‘S were 110““ Bromfleld, n tor whow s L"
Afiifié‘g :figgggfehél? 32551132351211.3211 wondered how many W11 es they had, the. meals at nigh_,t when there is gas in alltbeV 9?“ $005 and We“ “Wildea- We OhSéI’VVEd Bromfleld plungeytl ll 3 BWZrdl-ntlflfgllgtaalle :étfi cvmmnhihmohlh
There were also several others 11 ith whom halls and public rooms, to very annoying, Ith the lad1es are I'NlIIII‘ed III certain DhI'IS body of Ledyard to' VthVVé hilt, lulhng him on
we formed little acquaintance, .11tl1ough I but I can account for—it affords an article 0f Ithe house I0 take their hats 03', the same‘ 1he spot. A massacre T0110wed,V V100 of the
mwht mention one very sociable agreeable thttficau be chargedatnd help swell your 83th gentlemen. Also “II“ “18'9““- bar ' "
' Du an GAZETTE";!TT::::)A31:-’t3 13;: s fellow ftom WestVirg iui.,1 an Englishman, hill 1th- if you only burn your candle five for the sale of hquor and otherrefreshments
g I’ p who lost very heavily during the last minutes in your room where you remnin SEC 88 1005. 108 CNN“; cakes, &c. on
a letter from this the largest city 01" “13 French War, being engaged extensively in only one night, you are charged for a whole "98011 300“” 88118171 83d. always “While“
world, item a Norwalk boy, may not prove business in Palis.
uninteresting to some of your readers, I
have endeavored to give you a few ideas
He lost by reason of the candle.
destruction of his property during,” the siege.
by girls. Refreshments are also passed
The next morning, in compliance with a 'III'OIIIId curing the Ini¢rml§3l°h§i We film
He settled near. Challestou, W; V. abouts solemn injunction placed upon us before bars for the 58185 OflIIlhOTlIId' “85 III "Very
b
“d impressmns made upon my m1nd y a year ago, and was returningto procure im- leaving home, that we should call upon cer- Phhhc place IIICIIIdIIIg 8“ the I'IIIIWIIY
journey- here. proved breeds of sheep,- cattle, &C.
We let) New York (myself and friend) as
1,11,, rebukes living in or near London, and stations“ to the city, and always attended by
After the Second day out we saw no more after registering our names at the American young girls, who deal cop‘s liquors' 1n the
You 81’3“” know, bY the staunch, although clear weather until the ‘day we arrived in Banking House of McCullough & 00., and same hIISIIICSS.1Ike matter-of fact manner,
not very fast steamer “Idaho,” on the 14th I
For the first 0 or 7 days of that finding ourselves at the Bank- of England,
)-
hat we see girls serving a customer in one
It' After the usual hustle and excitement
2f gettln g under way we swuno' 1st 0 the IIIIIC. we were enveloped' 1n afog ,somctimes the 'star ting point for numerous lines of 01' 0hr Shops or stores. They generally ap-
’ 5 so dense that we could not see one half the omnibuses, we proceeded to put this man- pear to be very respectable and are modest
stream followed by the cheers of the unusu- le
‘:V1VIY:V3:§° Vcrowd :ssemeledV "”5119?“le constant blowing of our whistle, and pre- 1
. I 999 our epar “'e' an ‘ 0“ y vented our running at full speed for fear of names, it was not quite so easily done as in 30:815. (IOWII I0 the lowest drinking
. .. . .. .. imagined. We could not find a ’bus driver Place, where in our own country, only men
Ocean upon winch We were IO M cradled The balance of the time, we had either a or conductor, who had any more than a are I0 be 368". 188"?! one III doubt 85I°
although vagueidea ofwhere“HalV'insey Park, Crouch where virtue ends and immorality begins.
Giving up the Programmes of the play, although used as
steamed down the bay towards the great collisions, with icebergs or other vessels.
forthe next- twelve .dkys. Passing Castle “Scotch 'mist"
Garden “3'45!” 111. the 1’0““ from “1“th there was only one day during the entirem End, West London” was.
or actual rain,
ngth of the ship, which necessitates the date into execution, but soon fo‘und that in in their manners,bot from their constant
his great city of- numberless streets and attendance to all pubhc places, from clerks
the i t b
iznnchfefu): 23;): hgtl) 1:131:11; voyage when We could not be on deck “Buss men"‘ to de'spatr;1'vc addressedthe m- an advertising medium as with 'us, are not
luck 1 - under the awning, and sometimes the sun qu1. y to a very respectableVV looking 0].] gen- furnished gratuitously, and to an American
' the wharf, to understand- the occasion for
have JOHN MrrcnxLu,-' the-iIrish Patriot,
fora fellow passenger, and these were his
numerous friends and admirers come to' see
him on; ,
The first evemng 11"ry little attempt was
made among the passengers to form
Mdainttthccs, eac‘: .1.-ingtnore particularly
intere'st'ed'tnvhis 011": afl'airs, and occupied.
11;. gétti..g settled for the voyage; The
evening was unusually fine and sea smooth,
.s0'-th'atbefore dark-we were entirely Outside
OEIond,V-bot feeling rather tired "we at an
early-hour retiredt 'Vour stateroom, after
having however taken our last look at the t
vanishing comet in the northern sky.
The following morning we awoke with b
Vfl
first as to whether we should be required to
pay'the usual tribute to Neptune, which
seemed more than probable from the in— ,
creased motion of the ship, and 2d to know
who were to be our fellow passengers,
After Stov'Ving away a' pretty good breakfast,
rs
that We had less than half the ships com- riences.
phment .ofcabtn passengers only some 35 was made to get up a dance, but like a sim- .I.
. all told, but soon found that we were lortu- ilar attempt during the voyage of the “In_
118“? III III“ havmg 8 larger number 83 “'0 nocents” desoribcd by Mark Twain, it prov-
were not at all crowded. There were more ed a failure.
than 400' 1a the storage, and second cabin. by reason of the extremfly di‘nified char-
Among the 35 08hIII passengers, however acter of the dancers, but by the
we found before the end of the voyage, a of
Richmond Examiner. It was given out as
-
'l' h f i th I. almost shining.
'0 8'39“ num ero peop e on e “859 until we reached the Irish channel.
but soon after ascertulned that we were '9 sea was nearly as smooth as :1 Mill bank director of large experience in the HOIGIS dunng Ihe day. and in the greatest
1th and questibning' 113111;“ immediflgejy profusion’ 1n the theatre at night, it is a
perhaps one or two days, when'we ran into assumed a businesslike air and began mak— matter of surprise, and was in our case of
8 ing' 1nquiries for us, as we had already done, 0
from the “Bussmeu,” but failing to find a tlemanly dressed usher after presenting 119
Food all the way to Queeenstown, except 0
pretty good swell occ1sioned by a blow
hat had already spent itself ahead of us.
We had no wind to speak of during the ltne runnmo that way, or anywhere near 1t 8
entire passage, and had we had clear skies h
we could not have asked fora finer pas
came accustomed to the motion" of the a
vessel, none were sick, except perhaps friend (who was probably plying his usual is called, almost everybody 1n public places
vocation for 8, few 9911“,) we jumped imp from whom you receive or ask a favor.
passing cab and soon' found that Mr. Cab- It becomes so general that you a.mo_st fear
owever 5101i dIII'IIIE man was just the min to find any VplaceV' 1n I
three or four people with very weak stom- a
a The young lady from Pittsburg, a
above referred to, we
he entire passage, bu
chs.
admitted that she London
eVer COIIId ride II! a HOI‘SG 081' WIIhOIII destination in due time, some six miles out (I
considerable cur1051ty on two points The said that they have only about two such s:,,::,°,j{,’,’,:?go$:::fl rafigflhzflggn: Expects any compensation or not, and as
oing and returmng, many important streets you ‘10 IIOI WISII I0 IIISIIII II gentleman, it
wning up all the time, and no guards to we eculd not' have seen in any other way makes it very unpleasant. The other day
eep the dishes on the table, which is 1150- Atter 8. 31101—1 but pleasant 'call and a press- we bought a paper from 11 boy for three
tug invitation to dinner, upon any day to be P
Thke II II“ III-81.11 hIIhOIIgh VOIII‘ P855830 mentioned by us, we returned by a Vdifi‘erent II
was quite a long one, it was unusually pleas- route 10 our 1,0191
eing sea- sick. The officers of the vessel 0
passages during the year. Just think, the g
ally necessary the first my out.
the music owing to the dampness of the
however, renewed the next
Our amusements
We stopped onlyo to enough to dis-
red the Irish Sea, 11c experienced .t
The awning was kept up tlemau standing on the Bank corner, who who“ rain the habit of seeing them thrown
The looked as though he might posmblv be a II
:3
$8
hom they hadrn'ever seen.
S.
EV
a. 1n. and after four} m.;
round promiscously in streetcars and
onsiderable amusement when the gen-
e immediately started off Saying that be saying “We take for those Slr,’ ’-'---which
"would send us out by the train if he did not means from two pence up And by-ihe-hy.
sage, for after the first day out, and we be- find a bus. ” Concluding nut to Wait for our Ihat' 1s one of the disagreeable features 1')"
cw found respectable looking business London. The necessity for“t1pp1ng,” as it lure, attaching itself to the reels of other
ptaths, principally to the species of tilc'ipine
famil iy. Hence, it is among those curious
members of the vegetable world which are
known to botanists as parasites, and is cont
0 ask a respectable looking gentleman a sequenthy entirely incapable of cultivation.
By'V' 111,11 means we reached our question in the street, as you are often in
oubt, it' he takes particular pains to give
ou the required information, whether he
ence, and because we asked him to give'
5 a clean one instead of the soiled one he
_ _ _ _ handing us said as we walked awn
we f it rel eve th 1 h Then, after ascertaining “"18 1 Y
firste ointlandi E: ~1net11‘tll30ltr’8m5010111d 1t: not for a sea voyage, which are scarcely the proper directions, we started f0,- Stam- “Mont you give me a penny sir for the clan
satifpourllur‘os't g|on it e 2d “W ‘ fou d ever pleasant under the best of circumstan. ford 11111 North London to see more rela- 0
Y 1 J Y 1 ' c. n ces, as weruow fl om former per sonal expe- fives This time proceeding by the regular 'Hiuglish, to our wondering Yankee eyes.
“’0 second (”Y 0L" an attempt “has line,” out Gray’s Inn road, 1ia the
Angel, " formerly a country hotel, now al- Horse RiilWhl’S here and can readily per-
tost in the heart of the city and the starting cetve why they should IIOI grow III f8VOI'
point for several lines of omnibus and horse They have WC“ 8 IhOI'OI-Igh and complete
NM as in that case, however, railways, called “Trains. ” You don’ t catch 55’5le OI Omnibuscs, WhICh C8I'I‘l' P8599”
an Englishman calling anything that may g
g1ving out have been adopted from us by our names. figure IIS the horse “Innis POSSIhIY 080.
that there' 15 no necess'lt for them, and the
good variety from all sections of our Union. salt atmosphere 0,, the violin strings. The 0“" relahons- were all "'3' glad to see “8 b y
Among the 'most noted Was‘ Mr:' John attempt was. ad to hear from friends across the ocean,
Mitchell the Irish patri0t above mentioned, fair day
WIII'IIIIIS I0 ms "8“"? IIIIIII IO agam take 8“ Queeustowu, Vnnd successfully carried out to
active part in politics. He' is still, as most the amusement of all.
of your readersknow, an exile, for the part .1 m. 17
generally were Shufllc Board, SeaQuoits
he took 1n the rebellion of‘ 1848 for which Cards and Chess, “swapping valuable in-
ne. °" and so it goes. Everything is truly
ers to all parts 'of the city at as low a
usses arejust abouthz‘s convenient to get
Going and us in and out of, and all Vbusses have conduc-
which was the day before reaching turning on both' trips we were very much tors And as they move from side to side in every evil work. They conspire to pro- at our 111-111
amused, and often bewildered, by the signs 0
on the houses and: stores'(3hops’) and re- the cars. A conductor told me that he re- their shameful 1”,ch Thus, we are every-
inded of the story of the old Yankee lady c
v little more than a dollar of our money.
bums: “meme-d- V10 transportation for 14 formation ” etc. and new going to lawn for the first t1me, adv1s1ng Ora
I “11 few exceptions her son Hear to “drive slow as there was a The fIII‘I‘SV 3909”“! are 8110‘" 2 0I‘ 3 pence
188V“. and. 18089“ from Van VDicman 5 all were inclined to be sociable, all succeed- b y ’
Laud several years before the exp1rat10u of ed, and we mils) say it was the pleasantest
his term, and since residing in the U. S. sea voyage we evermade. V t
During cur late war be actively espoused At Queen'stown, we bid good bye to near-
the cause of the South. being Editor of the ly one haVlfV of our cabin passengers, includ-
ng nearly all the ladies, who 1v eut ashore to
belug ”8 IIIIEIIIIOII 0f CUIIVI'IIIIIIIIS WIIh the the small steamér United States,‘ to a driving
vessel to' Liverpool, to avoid- any demon- ram
Itration on the pa" thls fi'lends by landing cha] ge our passengers a
‘I ”‘5‘ in 1'91““ bl“ he ‘1"! land 8" proceeded on our way to Liverpool. As
Queenstown, and not being expected met we eme
with very little demonstration. At Liver; the first heavy blow we 1,3,1 had, which
13001 VhOWWCI- “I910 WIISV gone 8 large' made us all feel rather ‘.‘squeemish” in the
“0‘"! on ”‘9 d091,“, ‘0' meet him,- c0u51st1ng- region where we had Just deposited our sup-
of Irish Nationalists and Home-rulers, as pers, and began to think we were at 1,5, ,0
they 8'8 08““14 They were or course dis-V experience what we had been dreading all
f the street, are even more convenient than
eived 4 shillings a day for 18 hours work,
cap of good reading on the signs." We 8
bought her advice would apply to 11!, [MI- fOl’ the longest “(10. Then again, they DGVC
ticularly when we ran across a large sign here a wonderful system of steam rapid.
reaching entirely across the end of a build-' transit railway, all around and through the
ing and reading‘ James Lyon'ell Horse heart ofthe city sometimes under ground,
51 “Jo-[nercr 10 the Queen,’l—whatever that and sometimes over or on a' level with the
may be. Then there was the “dog and cat I009 OI the houses, 83‘] 81W8¥3 ehIII'EIY
, butcher,” “Smith’s original patent maug- clear OIIhG streets . V
“I19. and then 191-5, 7' The exceeding 111391-3111). 0" one doc- considerably‘an‘d find them very convenient. after usmg.
for" s sin-n struck us as being {rulyV nfi‘ecfing I am SMlSflEd that although the small coach
Dr. Sonberg,eonsultatious Ree before nine shaped cars OPIIIIIIIE 8‘ the side 8hd 80
I” and then the readily entered or emptied, in use on all the BGWSP'IPGI' PI'eSS 0‘ the °0IIIIII¥ 8’9 5840th-
d lz‘ed by the recklessness o
journalists. Thoughtful men are losing '
confidence' to what they read. Respectable Norwalk F0813; Market,
ust the thing for use 0 these city railways and conscientiOus citizens boom to iiscoun-
.tenance journals which habttuaVlly indulge
in depreciator erVemnrksV concerning men in than“! on hand a" and, a,
manner of the undertakers advertlslug tbe1r English I8I1W8YS are I103 to be compared
business, struck me as rather peculiar, for With (”"9 IOI‘ long dISIhhceSt yet they 81'?
instance, in their windows are displayed 1
p1ctures,show1uga hearse with one or two “81(10th whether “DY 011"" 00“” be
ccording to distance, never over 6 pence
8PP°IIII°d- MI“ M1tchell 15 Sh" lrablc “I along, but we weathered 1t by getting sleepy (”1",“ng as the case may be, attended by used halfso successfully
warmest and although constantly followed very early,and going to bed The next morn-
two or more crepe-trimmed individuals and 1
One thing may be said in favor of the
1,52,??? 3:2,: 8:00“! aanenVVr 0on int: ing we found ever y th1ng pleasant and serene other funeral outfit, marked underneath EhglISh “I‘d IIIIII I51 what they ‘10: they
the intention of IVhVVtinpe;:nma ti: waskno again as we neared our destination. By " This style, £10 63 3d, ” and under another, generally do "’5”- Th“ 13 ev1denced III the
g v en 0 ma e) a 2 o’clock Sunday afternoon we were having With a little difi‘erent outfit would be, “This concrete and WOOII P878IIIIIIII8 I have seen
13.8"!" o_fltim, unless absolutely necessary our baggage examined by the Custom House
in order to maintain the peace.
38811 “”88 PWII may 88M! be allowed proceeded to the North Western Hotel, a
‘ the PI‘IVVIIBBG OIEIVith 8h OPIIIIOII on 511011 8‘ fine large house owned and managed by the
$11th- ye.I do V8901“ the OODVIQIIIQII that: railway company, for the convenience of
8IIY "40.13,“?!le III: “18 hlt'empt IO free 01'; their passengers, right at the ',depot or stu-
relieve Ireland; throughMr Mitchell, is 30' tion, as it is callchhere. V
Being obliged to remain in Liverpool on-
man who holds the views and prejudices til the following day, we had 111 the mean--
regarding 08' °WI1 I18II°II8I affairs, and time ample opportunity for seeing the prin-
IOIV'IIIS- OI‘BQVBI’IIIIISIII 85 “PPM by him; cipal sights of the city, consisting of their
cannotbe 8,’ "181150.f ShinCIQIIIIIV I’VIIIIII‘Sed famous dOcks, over eleven miles in length.
“838' 308‘1V8hce the cause or freedom III ,St. George’s Hall, a massive building devot-
any country, much less in a country already ed 10 public uses, Royal Cotton Exchanges
hound down with prejudices. In the 2d Post Ofilce, Custom Henge, etc.
P180‘3 118 I8 “0W to Old 8 m8“. and I00 e1pool is a great commercial city is to be
much. broken In health having 81”th seen almost at a glance, and being in such
twice bearly- escaped death from congestive c105,, and constant communication with the
ChIIIStWhlch “'8 said “he W81 “I0 “ma great outside world, is necessan'ly much
time, 1°- l.‘-0w take on “We part “1 Brill“, more cosmopolitan than London. Our jour-
politics, 1131 understand it'to bc his objects. uey from Liverpool to Lo'nddn by rat! was
Mr.M1tchell was accompamed by his not characterized by anything of marked
daughter. .11' W’Y‘ handsome young 18d! intemst only as we were from the first time
strictb' southern In- appearance manner made acquainted with the peculiarities, to
much thrown 111113.- In the first- place. the .
andconversation,V-havr nngived in Virginia an American, of English Ra1lw‘ay travel.
~ . I. The smothcoschishsped ¢8I819IIEIIIII£8I the
4.3.3098. ~11“? “he -98'8°I183Is W8 lIII-“I8: side, with no swammodauons inside ex-
cepting a place to sit down, were something
new to us. Also the locomotives, with nei-
. .. M, - . _, . ._ ‘ Vth‘er cow-catchers,orcab's for the protection
am much 7 30'.“ tines .Ihlehl of the engineer and fireman from the~'wo'a'th-
“A?“ Wflh'hlmy “3 her daughter fi‘OIII" fer, and breakes only on‘uow'aud then a car.
Springfield; flh 88°98'98“?“ ,hl] her 3.9ch it was also a new thing to us to see tele-
from an infant.
New Orleans, French wholesale VgroeeryiV
merchant, gorsgto F)“ -
terV at school '
Words, 'rals promptly attended to with
formed Funeral Co. ” The names of streets
we also found rather comical, such as “All-'
Lion, ” etc. I do not think that there is
a dozen stock companies doing busines in
London but what are markedfllmited," al-
though Ihave no idea what it means. In
passing through some of the newer eets
we were particularly reminded of the fish
love for' high sounding names and titles. By
the rows of what quvould he in any of- the
American cities, small- tenement houses, two
stories and basement setting back from the
street a few feet, with 'srn'all' bay windows’ 1n
front, in fact just such houses as contractors
put up on speculation in all our large cities
and sell for $2,500 or $3,000, these houses
were named in large letters, somewhere in
front generally and let into the brick work
over the door or under the bay window,
some such high sounding name as “West
Hadden Mansion," “Oak Housé Deer Lodge"
“ Highland Terrace,” “ Msrshfield Villa, "
“Seasidqglanor,” “Carrolton Place," and so
on and every house exactly alike.1 suppose
they sell better for it but if any of your
readers should have occasion to address a
That Liv-
from Brook) 11' and aucther oun lad a-
Y. 1"? 8 Y graph Wires running alon,5 the ground on is to Mr. John Smith, Oak Lawn, Villa
from'Ilrinois; ”Thain“; (lies? We're fresh stakes about a foot high. 1' am satisfied
V , pretty, and good’ that no sane man, echpt; he be an English-
company-.011” are.- travelling unuc om--V111aVn, can favorably compute such railroad
panied by an! gentleman, Mid intend afler‘ travel with our own in point of comfort, at-
a- short trip through Ireland, Scotland’ and though it may possibly be attended with 11
England 'to settle in Germany for a year’s little more safety. The country traveled
'Imd- IIIIISIC through was very fine and the scenery quite
. 0' very dethth- picturesque,'althoughnotmOro so, in Our
{at young lady students, we had three opinion, than that; along'thejliue ofthe N.
young Theological Students, pursuing the Y.V-.Gentral'Rsilroad, east Ifroijochester,
‘ tocoutmue their which 'it resembles-Vin some :respec'ts,‘ul-
hey will prob though hedges are smut-lied feature in the
ably he companions through Ireland- .and scenery here, not to be found in our own
country. We had a number of- old feudal
estates pointed out to us, and we did not
question thcauthonty, as it wfimnchfeasier city—hilly “ill“. aV's' thick 't‘-lid strong a,
to believe their antiqmty than- 's'earch. for
evidence. V_O_11VeV beauutul placsnnapproach- those two Even “mo baby ”was”
‘ a
from schobi,soétab1e,
study to German uterus: is
Then as ‘an‘ofi‘set to‘ did 'Vchr
same route, and intend
studies in Germsuyfalso
Scotland and no doubt be of valuable assist--
ance. to" the Jedi ' 'V' i.
had a “natal-alts
Angus”) W p , .
amount oflrlsh.wit,nwlt added largely; to
our cutert'aimhetlt" “Humbulhehouthern
side during: minimise aneatenstveblock- ;l V . V .
fade runner.. Thin therqwgm Sun From"
eisco drvgbod's tnerchkht ‘1"1d' wlfli him his
yl'efly; smith ., refinnemttrnte
,etc., he need have no occasion to
tremble at the grandeur of the superscrip-
tion. or to think that Mr. Smith will scarce-
ly deign to receive a misslve- at his stately,.
suburban residence, near London. It is a
very showy address, however, to leave lying
around, and may 111.51.110.11- friends some
idea of the grandson of- your establishment
and value of y0ur correspOndeuts. '1 have
also particularly observed the almost-total
absence of curuiCestoV the houses, and the
great number '01" chimney ' p'ots. An-
other thing I have noticed is the great
strength and clumstness of— all the tolled:
used for any manner. of conveyance in the
are in the as a proportion It' his house-
essary but I canno‘tso _
wheels are generality smalls in circumfer-
enc'e than ours. ~ "
We have already visited nearly all the
public places of interest known to you all,
{BPMISIIVV Iegatlon at- -Washington returmng 4111a; Mr. Dickens byhts satyr 111.1. caused such as “,8 British Museum St. Paul‘s Ca-
I.
to Madrid with his wife and child, 011-— leave
any improvement in: the vtaads that were sLIheIlII“: Westminster “1163.111“ “gm“,
style so many 9, 9: (1 according to 11,9 about the city. [have seen both that have
OIIICCI'S 0" the (1001‘ 81 Liverpool 811d 89 number of carriages e111,," and general. been denotn the busiest and most constant-
AIIhOIISh 1 have IIOI yet 8I'I‘IVed 8‘ the we had nothing “contraband. " immediate]
neatncss and 9,3,“,th 11 Very cheerful, we on to Londdn Bridge and in constant use,
must admit V in one place we saw “The Re- has been paved With wood three years, and
several bus drivers and conductors have
told me that it is the best pavement in the
sop Mews,” “Great York Mews," “Greys city. Not only well preserved but the best
Hill Gin Court 1) “Pigtail Lane 1' “White for their horses, they being much less hable
to stumble or fall upon ‘,it than on any
other. This is entirely different from our
American ekpe'riéuce with wooden pave-
ment,whie'hV often give out within a year
as I have known from personal observa.
tion.
Although' to a strange'city, we are fre
quently made to feel almost at home '-by
running across some familiar name in our
travels. For instance, on looking up, we
find ourselves passing: under “Temple Bar,"
which we at once recognize them pictures
we have seeu,'tl'1en again we find ourselves
going through CbuncerylV Lane, cheap, Side,
Coruhill,Tl1Vread-needle Street, or on look-
ing up suddenly are brought face to face
with the “Red Lyon 12111;” '.,dtc £0,111)
familiar names from childhood.
Yesterday in accordance with 11'-previous
engagementwa dined without newfly Ernst
returns, and experienced
may be culled genuine; English hospitality
There was quite a faintly: gathering of
uncles, aunts, and cousins, all vletng with
each other, to make the" time pass pleasant-
lttls of'wahat
ly. The dinner was of course complete in'
every respect, and: fine wines of- the choicest
brands, formed no 1nstgnificant part,
we were const' {nod not to indulge to any
very pentagon)? in that. which is so
accessory «with
‘V'ys'g Engll'VsV ..GVcVntVlentau' a
table. Alter dinnet', we were introduced
Vto the beauties and curiosities of an 'English
flower and limit garden, where for. the first
'tin'ne, we 88W n'pple trees ladened with
frutt,tra1ned 11a hedges; alsVo peach trees
growing against th'éV side of a wall like rose
bushes, and goosebernes perfectly wonder-
ful to size and .flsvor. some of the latter
actually‘measuringt) and 12 inches in ctr-
camferencedand much: to our surprise as it
has always 'VlViVer "fore been 8. Vberry't despised
by us. -
After spending the hnppiestf. 111.111.1111.
since leaving home, and receiving the
odious of all 111111: parting “God lilé'ss you,"
from our venerable and ltouored 11,111,111;
"returned to our hotclé musing on that
Viirbiétiehar’smivin Providence Lint-Iii! 1?...
ascension 15h.'10m hud- north declination
65 degrees and 31 minutes. It can be seen
by the arid 01' the ordinary. spy glasses used
by seamen, by observing the following
dlrectious. Mideay between the two stars it
called the "Gutrdtaus or the Pole ” and the ::
Vsecoud star 1n the handle of the Dipper-is .
the star called ThubanV(Alpl1a Dracouis). ‘
Midway between Thubau and the Gnar-
throng
0V
The portion 01 the plant which is visible
bill and our innocently nodding thanks, above the soil is a bright, r65 crimson in I
color, and presents the ver sro‘n' st con-
trast to the dark green 0 the p?
the “shimmer ot the snow.” its root is suc- aarlstcrar. mourn INSERTED at. L011 111111113
ulcnt, thick and abundantly free from mois-
Thcy cart-1, intemperance into politics 9
33
~-
trade‘ 1s a great blessing,since it consumes '
one half ofthe rye, com and barley pro-
duced in the country. What an argument!
One half the labor of raising these grains - ‘
I have seen only two or three lines of wasted! One half, used“ to- make men poor, —, ,4 "4
vicious, miserablet One half, "éconverted 'e'-'2
into poison, and used to deceive, and rub
the laborer of the fruit of his toil! '
voke war so as to make business livel
the borders,- and opportunities. afi'orde for
<.
frontier they ply their evil work.
S
public life.
der, but wholesale vituperation and assaults
upon the character of individuals are dis-' and allvsrtetlcs o'rchoVcheVV runs Vi VE
graceful, and tend to create the very evils lnmemewm-
81' Spring Chick ens Dressed to order.
Norwalk, April 18th, 1813.
nwann r. warm,
0 1r. U G G 1 s '1' ,
Wall Street, opposite Norman Opera House -
A large and wellselccted stock of
DRUGS AND MEDICINES V
is univerttVtVll and uproarious. “Well, that IV’VerlhmeViVyVVl’:ten‘VtVVMgflcViVugs’, till kknds, Mining
~ aten,’ ‘o e an . e cae caps avoi- no 11
beats me, said an elderly man in the 111 Handkerchief Extracts. Hair Brltsbes, Combs,
lery', with mud on his boots which too ed 5 011 ,,I,,,, sun, 3mm“, CMHV “V
as though it had been brought from the agdllsgfit’nstaautly:ddingtb hisstock syllth’e new and
Other side of the Potomac; “I don’t see any-V popular medicines of the day. . .
DRUGS AND MEDICINES. V
“E undersigned would respctft'llly announca'to
the citizens in this vicinity, that at. the
bridge Was very low, and the nostrils ex-~ Dr'ug Store, -
tremely well developed. On one occasion, CORNER OF WASHINGTON AND DEPOT s'rs.
can always be found
P U R E. I) R U G S V,
a lady of his acquaintance was doing her CHOICE WINES and LIQUOBS
son MEDICALPURPOSES,
FANCY AND TOILET ARTICLES,
. PATENT MEDICINES
a" Physicians’Prescriptions carefully compono e
Can be found nights, in sam-
nuildlng,entrance on Washington St.
ill. l.'; PICK, 800th Norwllkfloun.
' B. S. BLASCER,
At his SVtoreiu MALVLORY’S BLOCK ,hasconstant:
ly on hand a 'g'e'u'eral assortment of .
' G- R O G E II. I E S ,
C‘B‘GCKIBBYI, GLASS, "
TIN AND: [CODEX WARE, 31'0" ETC
fly devoting his constant personal attention to the
' bustneuhc hopes to met-1111111111: patronage.
-there' 13 a clapping of hands all Over the
y ly inlar tters, over all such legends the ly “98d streets IOI‘ three 5'88”. IIOW 8PDIII- floor. It' 13 the way the members have of
eutly as good as new. The street leading calling pages to their side. Every Con-
Ledyard, a 1evolutionary soldt 'ud
colonel 1V1. the Ct
He was killed at
Wold, September 7th ITS)?” ‘ “'
mand of Fort Gnswold 'at the head“'V .
body' of 157 men when attacked" '
1.
state militia being kill'VEd. . .
The review by big 'erVrcellency, Governor
Ingersoll. will take place on Thursday. after- ‘
noon of the week, instead of Friday, as has
been the custom heretofore at state encamp-
meut. ‘
The New CVoniVet. .
ago at Marseilles, France, is now in rigt
.i ..‘3 or Vwfiifiii;
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and shops nV're- cloud. And as we little-.1
least, run our allotted timeV-liere'-(ibrIt1ne '
ption $2. 00 per year in advance V' ‘9: EV, 01,115th 1m, 2
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lscopids 3V cents
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rterofab‘hiumii‘b'helinn, " 4?" ‘ "
-9M’ .‘1. «his; to. 0
meals at Niautic iVs' .t'o he named “Camp ‘
, 1.111.. hualuoncou- ' '
mahtia.‘ ‘t' ' «Fish-insomniac-
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:AthVN Tumours—Anew Bnrn- with good s11-
horses, near the b11132 ElliueVV
V 881101 mouth; Enquire at this Office
glued to pinhole wintertime-1s, ua’neshau. . ‘
and reaper fullcolumn. All unusual cuts out). do
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ALVIN VG. CVEVVIVVLVD,
LAW OFFICE‘4
:Rooms Nor. is and' O, Seely'i Hall; Main Strcst R1?
STANFORD, CONN; '
: The law firm of Ferrlsmhllddzli'essohdén was ,
~ ' - . ' " .- dissolvedby mutuulconsent.atarch1st,18'ts: C. G. I-
2* , ’_ Child willeonttnne‘hls hastuessattheaboveaddress , -
DEX. S. GIBSON, ,_
_ , ’_’9rganllt_ of the FtrstCon‘gre
VI'IOVIV TIVIV CITY CI. NIW.!VVOIV1KV.
Plano-Forte, 911'an aha Mullen]
- .' Composition.
Box. 319 P. 0.‘ NORWALK, CONN.
In NowVYoVrk,care on- WilllnmA Pencils 00., 890
VV'l'llE 1111115: 11111 1111111111111
CENTL'Y it's’ed by_'Il’cn'1-y Chasmut' 1‘61" tlr'cV
manufacture of Doors. Sash”, Bun
iven immediately. -
gly to JAsl’ES’FVINNVEY,
cal Estath A outlet to 2- " -
FOR SALE'I Oll- EXCHANGE
HE Emma-rm. 11135111111101: saws-".41.. .
Earle Place or; West: Avcnn
-4Also, place on V’an' 21.1.11: Avenue; :larg'c lotwtth
_ ‘nru and fruit trees. sultnblo. {ortwo {shrill
. Two Building Lots' on :1me Hing, two Building
The new comet discovered a fe1Vv' an ‘s' at,o,,Va,Cthth
I
‘ 'One Lot on Vin zandt' Avenue, several Lots 11t-
Shepardville. All the above property sold on easy
terms.
Also one Work Horse and Peddling VWtagou for
thc' snows which at that period
bug about the sides of our -pin_e,forests.
butcher’s use. 'For full particulars :1 -
ll Oml’VIlfiEoLVVER.
PHYSICIAN a. SURGEON,
OfileeoverAlt'red Knapp'sstore. Washingto 118t., , , .
dians of the Pole and "a little lbfiurds the South NorwuVlk', Conn. Consultation; gtVV'thlstrsoanVA .
zenith are two stars or; th‘a fifth magnitude, .9 ' I I: ~ .1
barely discernible bygthe Hnaked eye. In
the immediate vicinit f these two star-V "
the comet may be Bee’s:- VPalVladt'umn "Antimpm‘on h“vulfinqui 3....th $1,:th
. .
FOR' SALE CHEAP
GOOD FARE! of about 45 acreswut high
p'VlaVnd, situated two miles north of New Canaan.
DBanh UABIVD. : . . A. B. BENEDICT, Sm1th’s Ridge
ad that the un-
Dentistry this is. 'to stat: t‘o mitten-feuds, and the
uhltc generally, that such is notthe fact. A com-
etént' and contends assistant, Br.‘ 6. B. Coolidge,
natant uttondanee, and will .
best services to all who ms .
Dentistry in all its: branches, at) l
”VFo'i'VSale'or 'to Rent, -'
Elli-Y canola—one of. the neatcst- Ilittle
Cottages: in town. sV't tuatcd on Union Avenue,
-tepheVn Olmstead,‘ VVVVVEsquVV
, > 11111911111 1111 SltlER attains
HE residence of the late Elbridge Brown, first
house on Chapel Street, Norwahr, will he let to
one or two' desirable families.
ousc opposite, or at the house of V’lffIOM
' G U YER Main Street; South Not-walk.
4 Also, for sale, a set of Blackwalnut Draws, cedar
liner); :1. very desirable piece of furniture. .,
FOBLSAVIJB .0]! TO RENT.
HE place belonging to the estate of Zalnion
Lyon. 'Said 'ptacc' 1s a very desirable property,-
The News, ofDenver'Cily, says no V:gr1ndV-_ E'
er objects is met With in the mountains
about that place than life mop-plant;-
nn inhabitant out of the: higher Rockies, contmnod at the old stand, over C. J. Gruman‘s
being rarely foun below an altitude of 4 ,000 g”? “’0‘ °’ Mm“ sine" V
feet. éand its gl‘Oriou‘s crimson 'szik'c of flow- ”3 - ‘
‘er'g may be seen, 'ea'rly' 1n mammog- itself CRAVS' w. VMVVA‘N‘YII'
» 1) II) at '1' l s '1',
. Nonwanx, Conn.
opposite Connecticut Hotel
.bVVsptoasth”
.11 Apply at this 9 09.8
AI. HILL, 1). D. S.
Enquire at the
'Ofilccon \laln Street,
nets and Teeth filled and extracts
Egg-J.
ALsnr. ~The rum-sellers are on the alert.
hatever temperance people do. The liquor
VsVituatcd' 1n tha' Borough of N orwatk, on me corner
acotnuu N 0xthAvenne,1s within five
1. I
DR- THEOWF .SW FT Refine IIVIVb‘rse'VV Bat IWIIY. 8th Dhnbhfl’
D E N T V" S T,
Ofilcc Vover Andrew Selleek's 113.519....
. l3” FILLING A spncmm'y. '8-
0
mode from the several churches and schools. The
' ‘ efghhorhood ii: fill that could be desired. The
Mouse is in good repair, the rooms large, commo-V.
'dious 1.1.11 pleasant. 0n the premis
- excellent. water, also" a‘ ‘fine-
add and mu; trees. Possessiongwen the first of
A,pr1l tf desimd. For terms enquire of JAMES S.
Y-O V‘, on the premises. or of EDGAR. LY O- .-
' N orwalk March 7th,1874. ‘ ;IV V10tf
FOR.- SALE-
A RARE CHANCE. '
A very desirable 'Vplacc if applied for soon; situ-
ated on Helen,» Ehuheth and Cantor Avenues ,
size of lot 260x130 feth, being about one acre. - l: lrst
rate House containing 11 rooms, goodV Barn, and .
other out-buildings, excellent well and cistern n’ear
he door' , good E mill and good Garden, being one-
ulf mile t‘romNorw alk Bridge, Terms easy.- 'F or
fur ther particulars apply to JAMES: MY-I‘CHE'LL',
girde’p and plenty .11
>1?"
Gas administered for Extracting. Ofiico hung L
llera’ organ, lite People, reveals the plan Dmscnan'rou,
to control electi0ns or ever grade, from
senator down to constable; . t is proposed
to defeat such senators as voted to in uire
nto the physical, moral, and social ects specialty
of iutemperance It' is an offence to liquor- OFFICE OVVVVER SWORDS’ CLOTHING
sellers to inquire into the fruits of Iheir _
business. The Paoplgargucp that the liquor ,
D E N T I S 'l‘,
Extractingteetlr' and inserting artificial dentures a
5"
' SOUTH .VORIPALK, CONY.
us run 111...... Lms .—General Pope
Broker, Norwalk 0‘1") ET'l‘l 14‘ K.
EYNOLDS, Daubury, Gt: 1 '
, FOR SAL'E OR TO RENT.
NEW nous 13,11 e11 finished} 4 14301113 and large
and conv'eniént pantry
1%., on first iloor, three rooms and two closets on
second hour; dining room watnseoted with black
walnut and cedar. kitchen wainscotett with pine ,
gVas pipes throughout the honse;1vater_
sitnn d on Fair Street, about half a mic
.It‘ not. sold before April 1st,“ will be rented
aucul'rno'r,
"‘70 312011121741“, NEW YORK.
Remittance, Stamford, Ct.,
Special attention paid to country residences
and-’tv'vo closets, stllks,' F
cha es the blame of Indlan troubles upon E E MITCHELL
lawless wh1tes, traders in whiskey, robbers G ORG B ’
of the red men. War against them would
conquer a peace mo .11 sooner than war upon
the ludinns. These "border rufiians" are
public enemies, “land pirates" 'abounding
where beset b liquor-sellers; in cities, TH'EPEOPLEIS MARKET,
No. 19 MAIN STBEVETV,
is the place to get your ROASTS 11nd CUTS of
To Remove. Fnurr Sums —A solution of
soda will remove peach and all find or veg- BEEF, VEM" lAMB AND PORK-
Th t cki b n ht and butcheredb us so that
ng mildew, but for this it must be applied we 11:15»: “2.1%."... speak. .111 models plumptly .1
everal times, and exported to the sun, while intended I°~
fruit status can be removed by it instantly.
Of course it can only be- used for white cot-
ton or how goods. . It' 15 perfectly harmless
We have used them if well rinsed in clear water immediately
lllages, rural istricts, and on the wild
table stains, and' ts also excellent' 10 remov-
The character and influence of the whole
calumnious
'or 82:10. It‘ sold the price will be 9,200; some part
1 whichcuuermain on mortga e. A lyto
. “thumpit ELLSV.
y'-
. At the ever popular
UNION MARKET,
as 11111 ays the best of
cat, Mutton, and Pork,
Union (formerly Model) M31;
Small Place for Sale.
E HOUSE AND LOT situatedjnst wcstof the
' Wide River Brid re, on the South side' of the
yopposlte the rcsidenceof James Pantotr; -
'1‘ ne house contains six
rooms with cellar, £10., and is onered at a low price;
InIVVarge part of the purchase money can remain. on
'l‘hlsis a good chance to secure a home.
Apply lit the GAZETTE OFFICE - ~
—M111 Proper-ti
roar SALE.
HF. subscriber offers or site his Mill Property
Orwalk.: about two miles
from Darien Depot,threc miles from South Nor-
walk,antt two miles trout New C- tnaait, consisting
f a- n1anul‘actory,V two stor‘les' high, 86x18 feet, with
boat 12 feet head and fall of water, with three acres
fland; now us'etl n‘s a'Stiw Mill blit suitable for a
kind. Terms easy and price low.
3 'FINNEY, Real Estate Agent,
rsq. ., ls ott'ered for s- -.1le
hot, on the
situated in West.
mauufitetory ot'a
Enquire of JAM
Norwalk, or ..1me subscerVVbar,
HAUNCEY STPEET.
f3
WestNorwalk, 8011;301:891
ADAMS d: ‘VIVXON.
CHARLES S. LOCKWOOD,
' Fashionable Draper a: Tailor
Janus mim'cn’nnn, that
REAL ESTATE BROKER,
GENTS’ sunrise 1.1'0 11112031011,
Main Street, Norwalk, Conn. . V 4
atr criticism is always“ in or- '
they profess to coudemn.—Troy-1inm.Rép.‘
As soon as the Congressional 01111 lain V
closes his appeal to the Throne of race ,
gressmsn begins his day’ s labor by giving .
an order to a messenger, hence theclappt'ug
thing in that prayer worth cheering. "'
shape, as may be seen by his portraits. The
at a party Where Douglas Jerrold was pres.
eat, it was mentioneda that Mr. Thackeray’s
religious opinions were unsettled, and that
best to convert him Romanism. “To
Romanisml” exclaim Jerrold; “let us
hope she will begin with his nose.”
The variableness of moral standards is
well illustrated by the judgment of a bright
'lit'tle trl, strictly reared among the Seventh ed day and night.
Day aptists and now sojourning with
she saidtohcr little cousin. “What ‘does '
he do that is bad?” was the indignant
query. The little Sabbatarian was rcady
with a crushing indictment-1 “HVsV smokes
and keeps Sunday!" - . .. . .-. ,
There are three kinds of men in the world,
"the wills, the 0011’“, and the cm’ts.”- The '
first effect ever ythiug, the next oppose
everything and t. a last fail in ’e'verythming
“I will" builds (for railroads and Steambtitats‘
“I wan ’1" don’t believe in experiment .1111
nonsense, while .“1 can ’t" grows weeds for
wheat, and commonly ends his days in the
011111 of bankruptcy. I
A strict Scotch woman was induced to
"attend s 3rvices one Sunday at Trinity, New
Turk, this being her first appearance in an
Episcopal church. After service was over,
she Was asked how she liked it, and gave
answer that “It was very fine; but it was
awful work for the Sabbath- -dsy. I"
'fi. couple of neighbors became so inimical
't they would not speak to each other,
but one of them having been converted at a-
camp-meeting, on seeing his former enemy,
held out his hand, saying. " 'How d’ye do,
Kemp ? I am humble enough to shake
hands. with a dog. "
'Alively thre'e-year-old of this city being
surprised by his mother in some infantile
m:sohiéf the other day, sought 'safet'y; in‘
ran aws he re lied, “’CosV 1’s so Iscour-‘V
aged?) Tartan _ . . .. _. ,
"A district schoulmaster' 111 one of the Lup-
per counties Of Michigan was asked what
algohra he preferred, and he replich,_‘ Oh, I
ain ’t particular—most any kind that will
just peel the hide When you strike. ”
Aopular writer hints that Americans
and nglish are. the only nations who Vchep
HE subscriberhavingboaghtont the old ill-lags
Fish Market, of Burns Adams, intendskeeptng
AUCTION a-E‘R.
Prensa Brsn,oxsrsns,onams,&c., _ . _
mace, intoneti'l- Block, wan Street,
NORWALK, CONN.
City Resulences, Farms and
V Country Seats '
. naught. Sold, Rented m... Excbaugcil.
RealEstateStltclts‘.Furniture, 0.,
at public and 1.11.5111 site. Auction’hales of
,. RUSTIC SETTEVES,
HOUSES, LOTS, FARMS,
Thackeray had a nose of most peculiar T .4.va PERSONAL Insomnia
Sales of Furnit'urc at Owners’
Kauai
Furnished an.) Unfurnished.
'80 Rent
Places for sale varying in price from $5,000
All orders left at thaUuion Market, Mitchell‘ Is
Block, NorwaleV, will. Vrcoelvé prompt attention. '
JAMVBS MITCHELL , audforsaleby CHAS. "‘VLVEO‘lARDi‘kSO‘l
Episcopalians. “Uncle W. 4-is a bad man," 41’“
auwuw BANKS
VBIVll. ENGINEER & SURVEYGR.
NorwnlkV, Conn.
NA INSURANCE CO., 011' HARTFORD,
Charterl’erpetupl'. .
$5,052,880.19
by Elm ontort'ns
sent with the law's
”ME 8
Incorporated 1819.
CapledlandiAuo‘ro,
[unrelaV atnqtlossanddama
e hhsprdmnd couss
,th'eompountlon. OESWL
V - SolaAgVoVntsforV Norwalk and vlelpity.
ORANDALL’S
ACROBAT-"BLOCKS
'attrnct' great" attention
One Baum; P01- Box, at
PBOWITT’S DRUG STORE.
SOLDIERS OVERAHSIIV-Vllfiillf ,
AT'D’AIRI’TENKC'T, 1
BPEITD VISITORS At AM I'll"!!! OF THE BAY
J‘msGallerycontstnamaqy ofthg finestPaiutings
in America, and lover l'y
and-id a worthy (EEK
NORWALKI NSUNANCE COMPANY
NOR WALVK, CONN.
Cash Capitol . - - - .- ---$500,000
PaldupCapltul. - - - - -
W11. 0. Srnnst,Prcsident, Gno.!t.Cowr.1~:s.Scc’y.
Dunn VHxLL. Treasurer.
John'jAl Honnecker,
B A K E R,
FOOT 'OVV!’ MLE fill?“
Brand, 1115111, -Ples.VVCa!10s, Crui)ers,&c., baked
Var ythth'g mano- _011t of good
and by extremism); competent workman.
511-11 a e 1)
flight. Being followed and 'asked why he miss "it, fly
lllllll Fall tour utter litres.
Arerc‘vadym tdputlnl 0111' ovWA'TV R STEAM orGAS
at as low a rate as
P-iw SOUGIIT & CAST IRON.{I‘IN-LINED.
genofeveuv sue and'deicri Vtton.
Helm ulna.- Brine
wtttmt 01.0- V4113 as on
"M“ ““0“” VV- ’ - sh'u'tit Norwa’lk125ep 12311113111.
nusr comer
WHM'EWASH ‘9'.
L M E 9. all
POUND, BAREEL 1.63"" 30E:
' ' V0, VT. LEoNRRD. VV
slior notice an
MIME. 'I ".,.';;'73
winner-1'1 02 smaller
:WELL; 01: t0 EDWARD IDANIKS,‘ 'Surveyor,
eclAXES. MITCHELLrBealM Agent. i ., . V
"Shh
..lttlc ltldolsignallkvifihhl'mwoblflj
7.117: POST dinos-
.1 lt’l’drphrtihulhrs’applv tVo ”V ‘ 3 "
coconut: .0110 V11;
.Made yoggirfigfi re {91313223, 5 n. .
o_. Havcyou :{Efikfl rigor o_wleVrVu
. (ll: V.
StorcofG. 0. Keelcr, we‘d) mfiefic
Hsond'euthVonertnlaoIquVrmttift-iafili ml, ”)1
a e u in «one a o vensla
'u‘ ionisinde‘lhe'fi'thd‘tb f 55 P:
Menopausal. ' gestalt:
n r a 1
narrate-.91 skew“ mtg"...
TdKSL'QwsfltLL'lVG'tLI. ,. s. c.- :.
CUSTODI WORK,
Cu 1'11 ssSuiru.I ". ~ VJostrltVl: llVaVM'oVun
W. c. Qllriv'rluu) at 00., '
Wholesaleand Retannealeritti , '
iHousVo Fur-nil: lshing Goods,
'3 Also all kinds of
MechanicsV’ Tools,
' AND ‘
V. 'Aeatelm'lluu 11119111121113.
LOCKS,K.VOBS,NAILS,ANDBUILDER . 2 '
HARDWARE, POCKET AND ‘TAIVILE CUTLEBY
of the best kind. Remember the place,
No; 303101-11 Houquloek,
w.d.q1:1.~r.1nn,, ,- .;., . V ,- _ IV nuauxrnrr
JAG sthi-VVVBRQS- '
KEFIMOVSTAVTLY 0N HANVD A FD]. l
STOCK VOF
V'lVVEVWVElVllVYV .SIlVVVElt AVIVVDlILAIEb WVAVlVllVV I
I uieverydosc i11tVltVqu.
Repairjng, in all: it‘sflruncllel
Dune lnth}: bestmaunVer; ;
—~A l._.SO .-
lg' tstelSmitlt’ slauncantltgans
To is hie l. we wouldinvil. thtattentlol ofthe VV
‘rnusxeniphbllc. V '
PATENT FLY TRAYS,
J LEE. K. I OCKV“ OOD‘S.
NORWALK, C CNN .
Scone}: Granité,
directfrom Scotl- ..1nd H-e'ls also prepared to furnish '
vV ,everykind of
3 't'lTAVL'IV AVNG AVIS .111 Salem 3.1.1115le .,
RANI'I‘E. DRAB. ORBROWN STONE,
MONUMENTS,
Slabs, Tablets, Sinks, dc" aswell as Muu'tlesond
Furniture Slabs in general, or the.
'LO WEST POSSIBLE PR1 CES.
Cemetery fencing, Iron Rating, kc-,
furnished and put npat shortuottce and on very'
. )avorable terms. I
Renres'en tingan establishmenttheoldest'and best
known ofsnyin Western Connection t,thesnbscriber ,
feels thatits reputation for artistic excellence and
honorabledealin '1; already too wellestablished to
need commends on}, 'Address E. B. Pr1ce,A"cnt -:
lllechanicSt., iVntheerarof the new Bant..Nor11alk
B. H. KEflhAl—l, [11.0"
VI) E N 'I': I S ‘T.
Ofiice East SV'ichV'V Depot‘lquare,Wash1u"ton Street,
South Norwalk, Ct.
its branchesper-
formeuinthebe'st
manner.
. Special atten-
tion gVi1en to cx-.
tracting' teeth
without 1min- by
theuseotNitrous
"'_O'xide 0r Laugh.
i110 Gas. Having
' used the Gas fer
thettls't ntneyemwltlrunvaryln gsuocess, I am per-I
fectli satisfied as to its safety; and _know. positively
can extrfier‘teeth without pain o'rinJu'ry tom'y‘
patients. I keep- w‘oo‘d gas constant. on hand, and
use themost approved apparatus 'ln a ministeringi't.
B. S. —Ofilce not open on blonuaysor Saturdays.
'1‘ HORBURN ’b SEEDS.
VOur Annual Descriptive Catalogue of '
VEGETABLE
Tand—
'Agrieultm'al Seeds,
Catalogue of
Flower Seeds,
Hybrid Gladiolus,
' Valid other" "
Spring Bulbs,
' ~also'—— I
TREE SEED LIST V .
wlllhe mailedfree toapplieauts. . '
1.111. Tnonnurent a; 00.,
lb JOHi .‘ STREET, NEWV YORK.
Alli: l1. LOCK‘VVOVODV' S
where he will carry on the
give satisfaction.
sharetn the public patron‘vnge.
17tf - C.‘ .VBUR KIT-TV.
SEWER PIPE! SEWER PIPE
All stzes.‘ The cheapest. a'ud' best; Mann'tact'n‘r
N01'11ulk,June26V,Vlsts.
CEMENT H0382: BLOCKS.
clocks. Manufactured and for: sale by-
. . .CHARL’E VS '1‘. LEONARD .l', SON,
~ " ‘~ " ., .. . WaterSVtreet.Nn'rwul.'k
‘R'ANGES.’
. Callandseethembeforcbu)lngelsewhert. '
GEORGEVF lVBVELDElfiI._
unrest} 111.1. 'hu‘i'gs'lk
and engaged skilltul and cxpeuenced 11"orl. 1."
the subscribers fooleontldent that th‘Ve'ch'an
allthaoldcustomersol'the_
Oldest Stand in Aorualk,
theirpatronago”
Oarrlavcs,'iiu'1h 't" O arence to a pony PhaVet’o
.Uh ‘
Fa. lliyllfiitj V
in all itsbra'nohesa ::
the Connecticut Hotel.
V_VV VCUTI‘FVRYV'V‘VIV. may
Wildlh oglveI'
1,411.,
801! All) lll'PElt lEATl-lElt, ElyllllfiVisg fl.’ 5
Wholcsfleand Retro).1 Pprticulanattenttonyald to
in allitsbranclns,alsoRFPAIPI\GdonewiLhnent-,
ness'anll dispatch. _ ..SMVITE -& IIANFORD. .
Hardware Phillis, tilts,_-tilass,.;
f ';V madame—Bums. .-
strewn: nonwnnxtcomv. ;
Tint after her rising, m "to if
I ~‘lives 011.1110: fiercest fékbife‘i‘tb‘ifis‘rfiiw- 'lt'our
- that has-nothing. excit-ingin 10193111111111» 111
purgatory. _
"pelted to tal. hls‘co‘cktitii iii uterv'al' (1111: 11g
11
Ute/Mn interble ll’m'ks,
Dentistryiu all_- ,
iquenee of the great strike; are com '
‘deed one hundred and “fifty 'of then? added
' taluilycwasone ratl1erpretty'girl._ m;
V .who every_ vent: had to V5011 work,
‘living with her fellow labofl'rild retfrs‘ély
The snhscrioerbasloc'ated' 1n theBASEMENT 0F
WILSON’S BLOCK, (opposite Gazette building,
Gas Fitting and Plumbing Business j
' - in éllits branches. Being a PRACTICAL WORK-V
MAN, and always either personally doing' or s'anep
intending his work. he is confident of his ability to V.'
By falthfulattentlon to business,BEASONAI‘LE'
CHARGES, and GOOD WOBKVV he hopes to
LLSIZESAND STYL- 3,, Justusdnrableand
at less thhn' one-'tki d 3‘0! titeéost 0f" stone
11 coVon\V01.Vn.1VN0n - - L ' 511.00
"a. ----- 14.00:”
= , hegi-ustorhfive alivdyzappfimmflut
. 4111111111 thingsgml'
' CiIIIVBIIJ merchaulsur arrvlngbyc
as Pill. ' like
011) t‘al'l'lage Shop.
New Carriages and other\' ehicles made to order
and Repail ing and .lobhiugdone V111 thebeVthmVanneVl
- and with thoutmostdispaae . .. » z» m}; s~ «.. .
Moving arianged to carty on the bagel-s, 1111; V
.tllsiv
and'ssch others as .mav be led tooxtendto them
we have also opened a CARRIAGE RETOSVITO- V'
RYl'u Ct1iehcs.ersieoraer stat-'e‘. whér‘e always can-
be round afullassogtment of all styles and. k o_dsV cl .1 j .
”are hjty"
' ' 3': lineal “‘96er ion
I825 Cash and balance ‘u‘lfouthly Payments of;
satin mailmahhmorthst BoVy-VV
A's 1110'??th it? t ‘11 rd'. 9
an...“ aft-ills 'em'e- s-
.- seam» hmmigledrl? minus- a
:‘Ifllhflei'rgié Mail cits“
.ztaj‘hnsm, blundulfimotéthafi VlVloyr-uV
10 last? all) "ti... "” -
aye. 0g 8 I CF .
new“, and we, 0,,“ a... 9g. 33‘ 1' £51 gull), W313 31’ hand: 17-. _,,
silt-.VV
* ~Wi1nh
VASndilfi's It‘llclé‘i'nSIWid‘Zsiii Wittltlurm—i
l .39: his audiencehthelcaean' .I': L.‘ 94.:
i la? 1.;ngng Dunn-”.1.- 1 It
fifehh‘élllt .p.
mmwoaceaustltkeijimat new
”,5; t,., ."~ .-
..a fife yomhea d of. broken windows
"An And, with. 1.311on to blame? .’ ,-
Have yen’seeu 1'1' trowseted urchin, j ' "
Quite unconscious of the S‘ ..1me 9
Do you loves teasing mixtr‘lr‘e
Of perplexity and joy '
You may have a (1V0zeuydltugl'1ters,
13.in VII IkaVo'VwV— you’ 've got that VBoy.V " '
u’ f i
OVIJVRV NEW YORK :L'ET'I‘E‘R.
..V, -'-"—‘-I' :::«~7€:';:1"
-.u.-- -1
FEMININE} lGAMBIJNG‘ElIIGRATION—OBI‘O
1....~
..
, g summit ammo. , 1 .
It. has been venerally supposed that .the
spirit of gambling did not rest in théJemi-
niu'e sOul, to any alarming ekteut; but this
.likc many other general _Suppo'sitious, is a
inistakc. Let a woman onceget thepasslou
'fo'r'gamblin'g; fix'etVlV' in her, and she is the
' worst and—'tnost' persistent ghmbl’e’r ou' the
- face of:tl1e.globc.’ It. lake's m possession
of her—it. becomes a pact of aer Verylnature
'—it is a madness, which. only. succumbs to
the severest possible trén’tin‘enti
-.T.he fashionable Women'i'o'f the great cities
tall into it. easilys “The. life: they Ilesd rs ot
a nature thatV makes it almost a: necessit to
‘ Vthem. Tlte"season”of_fash1oaable ety,
which commences :n October and No'v'im-
flber, is nothing: 111131 11'-WET? 5Fexeitdment
_;f_r_on14 pennant 1‘ng atteruuidnight. :Tliere
is the 9Walhc greaktheatres, theparties,
receptions and hallmark), a thousand other
forms of they most "exciting dissipation.
The woman who Ehasmmnzulrniglttin the
voluptuousdanccyn ,thtrarms of; fluphed men
' '—vtllo has drank wine and eaten exciting
delicames—and Who got-s '10: li‘ei" .béd ofth'ree
in ”the morniugfilvearied but='- #11111 satisfied,
awakens from: her albepLin about the. same
condition. that a,fast young 1113111 (1005 after a
debauch'. Th )8 ‘a space ogtime (0 put
$015 11'" who
amale-sl'ebauchee' 1s. 0 m
the my to minty himself tilt e comes
for his reguiai‘: drunk;- “so :dd‘ed the female
debauchee require- some stimulant during
the terrible hours hetw cen nine 0. m. and -
four p.111. to keep her ali've'“ Tins excitement
they hav'c found iii-' aamblrnv Some of
them play. draw qwkergheregular game, but
not 111a11y..'l‘hat game, as I have beeutold,
'rVequir'cs firmness, decision, knowledge of
Ottoman nature, judgment. dash ‘darmg and
pluck—qualities which the littlé' dea'rs are
not, as arule,‘ blessed. with Whattheyprc-
ter' )5_ a pure game of. chance, intwhich' not
skill is required. To this' end a.do'z'en of
them will gather at a house, and' make #11001
of say $5 e.1ch,makmgui“pot” of $00;»~The
twelve numbers are pulsinto & box, and one
draw 11 at random...V The firstnnmbet n
V V is engitletVlV’V to onezhultVVthie‘V 9111:1111: secong‘lo
TheSubscrlberhasmadeariauvemeutsbywhich he? 'one- ourt anthé‘jt it'd t0 the! It
will hereafter receive
tom-ith. This goes on for'hqursan’d' hours—
tilt, in. fact, it is time to dress for Vdinnern;
This game, simple as it. is, is- exciting
"enough' to satisfy their natures, particularly
' as theyV can win ’or less a very large su'nr' of
money a dVay.At£ne.liote1iu the upper
pa1t of e cit.y,at11hicha.g1:eat many rich
men board, the ladies made a game in which
each put. to $100 each time, One- lady won
that day nearly $4,000,wh1ch was a. lucky
thing for. her, as she was in debtgaud want-
.ed it. But how was it with the bosom, who,
probably, were also in debt andwauted 1t
likewise-I - ' .. ..
1111101143911.“ ‘37"? ‘V'-’
VtsV.7_ 131‘
Many good people have feltsome alarm at
the vast number of foreign 11.1.51. cmzens who
this season: h‘avé gone‘ba'c'k to then-round
, -_ home‘s,- supposing thatthe meanwh-
sequeut- Isobarcity of labor hud4 drrveluhcm
' back to Europe-211111.... fears are ground-
less. The fact' 1s the dullness of trade has
told terribly upon the {teamsbip lines, and
. -= - all of them have been funnfil‘g; at a loss. To
. .get as much business as poSsthle,11hey.-_-all
put down therates of passage that vet: small
“sum to induce travel. T lio'ns'ait'ds upon
'thousands' of weilto-do' Inshmemfiermanq
' and Frenchmen .havta' thkeu Will
the reduction l9!€f1’l‘l[lll€lf10!d -h0mee;_upd
that is all there' as of it. They. will ullretnru
in the fall and brine others with them, “who
will be at’ttaétb’d‘rby what: they say of the
.‘fland of the'. trceg’ bufrnore;hyjthnf evident
prosperityof thuso’whoreturm .3""‘ '7: 1-
Lmraratlon is act as kids): 11‘s it). lancer
years, for the simple reason that thbr’eiisbut
little work now: Butlémigrants Wielding
every day,-_ nevertheless: Thdfiu'mdaborets
of England who are out of worki _
here last week, and I took-‘the' troubled?) see
them. 'They- are generally- good people,
thoughilaneutably ignorant. They liveddhe
life of animals, almost; 'on tl'1'e' ngéa'Vt estates
that held che’IVn,with no earthly? Vrtt'rit'itics-
for. development .in: anv'diiectlo. "‘EfluiL‘of
them “)1“er thatihis entrrofiamdygconsit-t-
ing of himself and wife and eight children,
lived' to a “cottage" of two rooms, in Which
there were no V-floor's, th’o entiro'l‘amily' il'eep-
mg together: in one '10th 1"} '11"! min s
at ghtcen,
the some way! The Condition of things on
those estates may: be imagined. - TheLwa'ges
paid to labo'rers' 1n this country seemed to
them enormous, and th y, 'ere anxious to
get utst and' Iretatrt. V’
“Why. ” said one of: them :to the, “they
say we’ll get never less than four shillin’ a
VdaVyVlV At that I can earnahouse £05,:me
se
' Some .1qu that man wil) not only own a
house, but it' will stand in tlie centre of l80
acres of lionsaslanchy . . .
OLEOMABGARINE
VhaVng 0one 1111-11 You remember, it.) _ It was; a
process for making butter oufoi' grease. For
a time it c1e’1ttda‘ sensat1onliere.Samplts
ofb'ut a. made I113 this way- we're §lrowir,nnd
"they. were good: .Well, they ought to be;for
they were actually butter; . The “inventor”
of the process kept up the stir till he sold the
' V'putent for the Pacific States to a verdant
Californian, who did actu’itllT’I" pt't'y “0,0th0
Ill down and gaveliis notes' for p000; -: .. .
A company was organized: in San Fran-
c'seo, a11d§59, 000 ,3,thka was actu-
ally disposed of when the‘inVeptor a pear-
=etl an'dbhflne'd the tefiafiifig $85,000; ‘here
i was an explosion. Thogpmcsssjwasotikd
. Vantllountl to been 'relyf, wvor lessflnpglVfilhe
lampns that CBS)“ wass‘onie hing terrific.
.The' antecedents or thé" luventor"“ were
looked-11p, and-it was- diseovered that he
VVwas an old speculator 1n Litmgtydetnfimter-
piles- and that “O ltomargan " or
his filst‘or his wbr’srmlnd‘l WHEN! agile
- ~ th'tte'r. V-Tli'e 001% are remsfit‘fedw
-a .9“
7"1_ :mm 'LLEEKIETVA “SC-é- I:
ts picking up till 111% Club, him 310.?th
and there: is-t'ra Let’us
A' fast‘fi'fcntl'"TfiéTelegiaph ”4.1:: 4'
.. .. . . iii-"IT'- V as.
_1 tot‘" 1ve "' mdustl‘ it
1,511.1 who
_ poor-V. .w oinaiggv' 5 Sick 1...
through an 'en'tire' (thy’é'rsél hbllh‘é' fttl
States‘.h-11-11e,becausc strolled heard ‘lfiét :1
ch: -l I could lit; cured ofcthe whooping cougl.
" .}'%.;9‘€l'~s§$£§91:.~. :4." 11a 141.com ,
11 11.5111? tollave amentmqugmwd
1,111ch1 the ill 11')“:on li)§V with, .4V1V’foblic
utou (lep'en'st', 111 1'1". great mtasmt, oi. the
:1I.-'t.1'age prtjlltliCL’S, cf \thlfluukilto. ' "
AVFré 'éhC anudl “311.151.; . a
Word ofFErl’th‘leil Sg'mnrne dathta a to
V? ; 5:1 girl whrrctifitdmusipcak android Enrich.
.5an antacqmtounspeakglylogpmgs91.; g
sit VVV I' .r :i'llheliellfiilm mobiauatiifim to ammonia
~ _ Houdtttdflglewflasth-cpunogrnag
'been moved twenty «lourfearwuntltrwho
leeeutly gave birtlf“to‘ "er tfien‘t‘y-lh‘ird'
child, wnich'mxiesmw'recurd one VVVcVVhtld
1'; mmgepxnsaemmfi had}.
‘ ;‘1h- 7.4912544; “1V1 4,
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