Norwalk Gazette, Tuesday, March 16, 1875 · page 1

WHOLE » NUMBER 141

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DY WILLIAM BLACK.

CHAPTER VII.
Tun “. mm POURMOI, s. v. r.”

When Dunban Lewis jumped out of the
small boat into the sea, the sudden danger
of which Ailasa became conscious did not
deprive her other senses- It was indeed-
with some sort of wild instinct of SBleI'eS!
erration that she immediatelyvdnshed down-
her hand toward the spot at which the wa-
ter was rushin in; and that she found in a
mpment, for me was’ as ’well‘ acquainted

- with the boat as .Duncan Lewis had been
ignorant of it. Sh’e'tOre off the woolen
shawl that she wore; she stalled one COI‘Q
nor of it: as tightly as she‘could into'the,
small hole; then she reached up her arm:
and took out one of the wooden thole—pins
from the side of the boat. This 1bole13in’j

 

 

 

 

 

 

had been extemporized that very day; the '
rough bit of wood had been left much thick- ‘ ‘

or at top than at bottom ; some portion Of it
was sure to fit.
it t. portion of the other end of the shaw‘l,‘
withdrew that already in. and in another
minute the whole was safely plugged.

Then she looked around. » -

A great terror seized her,.and yet she did-
nOt scream. Where were the people?
She could hear no voices; only the sound
of .the waves along the unseen beach.

Then she rememberlfithat the oarswere
gone; how should she make somedispnir-i
lug efi'ort to get into land again 1’ She

She hastily wrapped round' '

 

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b

He took her to the door of his own cabin,
and pointed inside. He showed her the
bolt; and when she hesitated, he said, with
vehement gesture, '

“No? Why no? Forr you—it is forr
you. Go there, and me come back—you
shall give tmresses by thiswey—tbev go
to get dryl _e flre, yes? Why no? You
are afrait? Moll ,Dieu, see i" .

He showed her the bolt again; and there
’was a proud' and hurt look iii his face that
gave her more courage than any voluble
protestations could but e'done. She 'went
inside the small cabin—it was ‘not small in
her eyes, accustomed as she was to the re-
sources of much smaller craft than a French
schooner-and made herself quite 'at home
there. The sailors treated her 'with the
greatest thoughtfulness and kindness. The
boy whom she had seen in the small boat
was sent to the door of the cabin to wait
for her wet clothes; he brought her some
coffee and biscuits; he brought her, too,
._abundant coverings for the hammock, and
.though he could not speak a word, his’lat‘ge
“black eyes and browned hands showed her
'what to do. Then, having pal-taken of this
frugal but comforting meal, she bolted ‘1he
door of her cabin, she rolled herself tip in
the warm - clothes. and, ~tired,' cold, and
bleart-sick beyond measure, sank intoa deep
3 eep _,

When she awoke her clothe/. were thor-
oughly dried; and she knew the difficulty
they must? have experienced in drying a.
womaii’s aclothes -- on heard a boat. When
she-had dressed herself, she went on deck;

' and‘it'seemed "to her that she had entered

upon a new life. Surely she had passed
through the agony of death, and left all her
old friends and associations behind. For

 

threw out the stones’that were in the bot-.1
tom of the boat; she took the small» tin can >-
Out of the locker in the stern seat, and hail-

now it was clear midday, and the sun had
rolled back the rain-clouds to the horizon;
while far away across the blue sea a pale,

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you, if they was never to see you, and I will‘ will stay for a week or two to see the fine

‘who ye are, and your belongings, and he’ll

ed outa portion 0‘ “’8 water,which was "tall, white object at'tlie very extremity of

 

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NCRWALK, A CONNECTICUT, TUESDAY MARCH 16, 1875. .

say that it iss a good fricnd‘you hef been to
me.” , ‘

Ailasa stood on the deck of the big stonin-
er as it went throbbing on its way. She did
not know that she was an object of curiosi-
ty to the passengers on board, for she was
still regarding the small vessel that was
being left behind, and waving her handker-
chief to the good friends whom she was lit-
tle likely to see again, Then she turned to
find herself among a new set of strangers.

The captain of the steamer was a tail,
burley, white hatred Scotcbmannvho talked
in a fashion that rather frightened her, but
who was very kind to her all the same. And
when on the next afternoon they sailed up
the Clyde and. got to. near Glasgow—the
girl W‘s’quite bewildered by the din of the
dock-yards and the sight of- such great
crowds of people—he said to her:

“ Now, my lass, it winna do foryc to gang
shoot the streets 0’ a big town; and I’m
telled that the Slornown‘ywteamer doescna
sail the mom’s morning, bill the day after
line ye got any silver about ye ?"

She showed him the three gold oiecrs,
which he regarded with much contempt.

“ Gie-thcm to me," he said, “ and I‘ll get
ye something mair serviceable. Now take
heed 0’ what I’ saying. I’ll send one o’ my
men to put ye into a cab, and c’ll drive to
that shop in the Gnllowgatc in yo under-
stand? Then ye’ll tell Mr. Maeilwham—and
God forgie him for having such a name—

put ye in the way 0’ getting a comfortable
lodging. And I’ll lend ye a bag to ptit the
bits 0' things in that the leddics have given
ye; btit mind ye let me have the bug back.
again, for it docsna belong to me.”

It was as one in a dream that Ailasa found
herself in the great city.of which Alister
Lewis had often written to her. Surely
there was nothing here of all that she had

sights of Glasgow.”
“ Oh, yes,” said Ailzisa, with a happy light
shining in her blue eyes; “ there iss many a
thing I will like to see in Glasgow that they
hef not heard of is. Darrocli or Killecna;
and it will be a proud day the day that I
will go back to Killcena and tell them' all
the fine things that I hef seen. And mayr
be,” said the girl shyly, remembering her
duty as a school-master’s wife, “ may be I
will learn a little of the good English before
we go back to Killeena.”
*

\Wlilat they do In the Naval School.

’l‘hey assemble at bugle-call for the first
dress parade. All are provided with rifles,
and a line is formed on the'lawn in front of
lhcomain building. The splendid band
plays it lively quick-step as the line is form-
ed, and the companies are led through the
movements of military drill. They acquit
themselves admirably - march, halt, shoul-
der arms,prcscnt and fire with the stencil-
ness of a veteran corps. His 11 veryprelty
Sight, and an inspiring one, but the green-
horns soon learn that there are harder duties,
and that the life before them in the Academy
is [.Ol too full of playhnd prettiness. Un-
less the new-comer is in earnest, and has
plenty of courage, 1 am afraid ltc will wish
himself home again before he has served
many days. The'coiirse of studies for each
of the four classes occupies the greater part
of the time. . A lfiafer has no chance. The
Mireille is sounded at six in the morning, and
between then and ten p. metbed-time—the
students have not touch more than two
hours for themselves. Some of the studies
are recreations, to be sure, but they are all
compulsory, and we suspect they-are not the
more enjoyed on that account. Gymnas-
tics, sword practice, rowing, sailing, dune-r
ing and swimming are among thetti.
The midshipmen are berttied two in a
room on the “ upper deck" of the main'

 

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SAN DIEGO, CAL, Mgrch 1st, 1875.
DEAR GAZETTE :—-At this'timc Of general
depression of business throughout the East-
ern Slates, many are agitating the question,
' suALL 7 GO TO CALIFORNIA ?
A few words from one who has been study:
ing tlze subject on the ,ground- during the
winter may be acceptable to-sucll persons.
The ho at which I anilodged‘is daily
throngefiritlivisilms front all parts of this
State, and from the Western and Northern
States: I write this tO show that I have
good sources of information on the subject.
As to the depression of business in, the East,
this is not peculiar,—-it is universal over the
country; to leave one place ,and go to an-
other, because business is dull,_wi1'l all: help
the matter; the evil exists in the West a
well as in. c East, on the Pacific slope as
well as ' . the Atlantic. After the war
businessmevived and went forward with
great rapidity: every branch of business
felt the impulses of new life. The conse-
quence was that everything was overdone;
building, manufacturing, importing .and
consuming, all were carried to excess. Men
bought more land than they 0 nld pay for;
built more stores and houses t an the popu-
lation‘demanded, and now there isa revo-
lution- Business iss‘li-ripking‘toits noc-
turnal channels; the country is in a transi-
tion state; the same conditions, of business
prevail everywhere throughout the land.
To change our place then merelyin‘ the
hope of finding business more prosperous,

 

 

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CATALOGUE OF
s. K. STANLEYQ

Circulating Library.

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year. New Books added every day.
V Br Mus. HOLMES:
B O. NO.
1 Tempest and Sunshine, 8 Dora Dean,
:ZCousin .Malltl, 9 Hugh Worthington,
J Lena. Rivers, 10 Cameron Pride,
4 English orphans, 11 Meadow Brook,
5 Marion Grey, 12 West Lawn.
(l Darkness and Daylight,l:l Ethelyn's Mistake,

7 Homgstcad on the Hill-14 Edna Browning. '

 

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93 Milbank, Mrs. Holmes}, Rose Mather.
Br Manni’a'r'r.
. 16 Frank Mildmny, 23 Newton Forster

17 Phantom Ship, 24 Jacob Faithful,’

18 Peter Simple, 25 Midshipman Easy,

19 King Own, ‘~ 26 Percival Keene,
Poacher, 27 J hphet in Search of a
Paella ot Matty Tales, Father.

Snarleyycw, ,

BY HORATlO ALGER-
28 Luck and Pluck, 30 Strong and Steady,
29 Strive and Succeed, 31 Brave and Bold. .
50 Bound to Rise, 5t Slow and Sui-e,

98 The Deserted Wife, 105 T e Family Doom
99 The Maiden Willow, 106 The Fortune Seeker.
100 Haunted Homestead, 217 The'Maiden Widow
‘ ~ Bl: Mus. ANN S. Srnriitns.

107 Curse of_ Gold, 109 The Rejected Wife,
108 Married in Haste 110 A Noble Woman.
Br E za A. DUI’UY.

 

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' REAL ESTATE.

To BENT.

O a small family. Rooms with all necessary
conveniences, plcnt of water. in the upper
part of the house occupiet by GEORGE MAR .
Camp Street; also, barn room if desired. 3t10

To RENT.

ROM the first: of April next.—Thc desirable
HOUSE AVD GROUNDS lately occupied by

Ithhilrlll'. Hart, EMF $13,153}: LOCKWOOD .

 

 

 

For Sale or to Rent.
The desirable ‘

HOUSE AND BARN,

Now occupied by W. R. Nash, corner Elm and
Franklin streets. For particulars enquire of

a W. R. NASH, or

' Geo. 0. KEELER.

TO LET.
EVERAL good Houses and Apartments to let

 

 

 

 

 

5‘1). Try and Trust, 55 Tattering Tom, from April 1st, 1875. Enquire of , ,
{if Sink or bwin. 56 Paul the Peddler arch 1st, 1875. 3th s. E. OLMSTEAD.
all Ellll tllKi'e 181nm“. 216 Risen fro the Run . ‘
7 runs amain ”3Pal l’ » .' ‘
. 2 Charlie 00(1ng s Cruise, 11 Fresco 9 Charge” TO LET! ‘
Ml Julius, or the Street Boy otit West, TH E STORE in Wiiinipaiik, ormerl y occupied
.. Br 01m. Mama nan). bt'Joserh 0- Randle- Apply to . -
76 Osceola the Seminole, 81 The Hunter’s Feast, 1t!) MORGAN T. SMITH. -
itsalrtlatza stirrer-WWW ~ * , -
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79 Lost Lenore, ' 87 Wood mill ers, T¢ -Rent'
3? llr’iili-lTlii-giltmess’ 33 Headless orsemaii, PART Of aDwelling close in the village. Three
832'White Galintlet' 00 Eamon.“ ' * rooms on first floor, and one room on second
831th Ra _ , . -, Vhite ”11,0“ floor. Good well and cistern of water. Rent 813
4 italirOOIiing' 58 Ocean Waits, - permentlh Enigma-cut this ofilce. '_ ,
, BI’MRS.‘SOUTHW 'r l. ‘ ' '
95 Fallen page, ,0, m°.f;,‘,,,,,,,. w... - a HOUSE TO LET .
(9-3 Flt-31‘ Play. . 102 Cruel as the Grave, EAR THE GREEN AND CHURCHES, to a
;lo Iirido o_t Lewellyii, 1113 Tried tor her Life, small family. House contains 14 room, and
fifths Bl’ldfllLVe, 101 wHe Won Her, is furnished with gas; water and furnace. The

rent will be taken out 11 board '1 three persons,
if desired, and the difference ' weekl in cash.

8|
Enquire of R. L. TIBTON, 41,, sin St.
To BENT. '

 

 

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AIDE. ,

 

or cuams' do. esm'j'

What! You? You’re joking. Yank-waiti-
Aide fiir'afwife'f , " ‘

Why, stranger, she’vsiaigal. yet. only“

know her life?

 

Eighteen it That’s so. But draw - poles" gm.
thcfire. ‘

Her story? Yes you'll have it all or film
liar. ’ I ' ' ‘ ’

Jim Dyer and me were pards, and
each other’s luck, -
And one would lielpl’the other when bb’d
kinder lost his pluck ;‘ ' * .. '
But he knew his cards, and always played
’em fair and square; . ' .
Any underhanded game jest made himtear
and swear.
He won't a moral man, not to any grease;-
tent;
Bnt he stuck to what he said, and. “it”.
what he meant. _ j , ‘
Most every body went to him when thi
looked blue,

illness

I And he would turn a hand and helpline.

matters through. ,
Thet‘s Jim ; he wan’t an angel by no menu;

_ he was hard and tough, .

But myvown opinion is. he was i didnond
in the rough. ', ’ '

One day Jim got-news how his-brother’d
pelered out, '

And left his little gal plane, to beat. and

knock, about ;

A

Very pleasant place on Fair Street, is. offered
to rent from April 1st. A cod chance to ge

t Then he threw dOwn his

pick, and said that

 

 

azgugntififiélfieig itégefiggegfngée‘fiég‘: 1:13; lfie gang caught the sunlight and shone over imagined. VVllClll she siteppcd on tto ltlhc qluay b ll Th . d1 1 . 111 The Planters Da gh 11:} M t ' G t
. . ' t . . ~t ‘c or :coast'. . . at the Broomie aw.tie noxse O t e p ace ui ting. e rooms are small and neat 151 e—cisappointmentissure. Thewhole . ya mans “ea ' ' I . A I
tried to use its a le no on . - . . . . . . . . . . ~ . t ,' . . - “’1 114 T“ C 1‘ an ”‘3 house’comfmameun convenient wnh '
now on the (“has pndld tfié erls $281.23: , it It is the Ball of Lewis :11 she cried, m ,e,,~,fied her; and she could only stale iii a furnished With two camp bedsteads, award- business community must take a new de- wa‘u" con“ . 112 AllForLove. 115 WhtyDildlifefiiim-Yyiiliu legiylot' yard room for what apart of ahoiise in he’d be blow ed - ,
1 Sb h ' dismay. frightened fashion at the enormous masses robe, two chairs, a small table and washing . ' , ,, ' - . . Br JAMES A. Mari-Loan. ess desirableendlesshealthylocatlonswouldCOSt- If he didn’t help the gal the very best he
6:25“ ,0 30:: $820,333,112; gm 1:33:18: “ Lewis? Yes, yes, yes!" the small, red- of houses, and the wonderful streams of' utensils. We were disappointed at the ab- fpatturc, all class.s*iiiust readjust the" af- W 'B RIDEE‘s ii? a? Waihgman’ i3? $fi’efic°“5‘l‘5' hixumfmi ‘1’“, cell,” “933‘“, chosetf’ h‘ 3‘ kuowed ' ’ "" .

: _ew "‘9 . faced sh,.ewde . . ~ 1 . t r 1- 1. - ' f . 1, - , . . airs and start on a new-basin Th 'c. - ' ' e a re" '3 awymssmry’ we 0 exce‘ en wa er,” om“ m en!” - f r '

' -. . . ~ - yed captain said. men no women. an(l_l it. s ranhe Vthtc cs in sence O evrn t e SlleLSt decorations in _ . ~ . _, . ~- 6 que. ‘ - . 113 The 0‘“ Pam“ 12251111” RW- - ‘li‘i°"“'dem°d' Rent very moderate. Apply at ' ' bend .
wnh the unwanted labor that she could Ailasa turned to him with terror in her the streets. The sailor who was in charge them; as we hit: expected to find them look- t1011. then, “. Shall I go to California ‘1’" must ENGINEER ‘ AND SURVYOIL 119 Diirigsageggfoctor. theGazE-rrn Orricn. _ And seem: bililw ,wle 1L ere pards, and I. .
- ‘ . '. ' eac .Ol ers uc , , -

once in Gazette Building".

Personal attention given to Engineering,Mill- ~
work and Surveying. Also Agent tor all kinds of

mach nery. Orders left; at the Gazette Otllce. o
'by mailwrll be promptly attended to. 32

LEX. S. GIBSON,

Organist of the First Congregational Church.
From the City of New York. ' Teacher of the

124 Monarch of Mincing 1'26 In Silk Attire,
_ ane, , 127 Love or Marriage,
1‘20 Strange Adventures 128 Kilmeny,
of a Phaeton, 129 A Daughter of Heth, -

Br FLORENCE Mannvk'r.
130 Too Good for Him. 133 For Ever and Ever,
131 Girls at Twersham, it» We’ll Conflict,
13?. Woman Against Woman,
188 A El ‘t' C't Y J' illiRiiiE' r

oa mg i y, sterions slanri

139 AJOurney to the Center of {he Eat-m. ’

ing like cosey cabins, With more space and

comforts than could be had on board a ship. , - ' r .
One room is exactly the same as the other; stances. If you are an mvahd’ you may

without pictures on the walls, or vases of receive great benefit from" :1 9113938 01' Cli-
gowlfri‘s (fin dhe table, or slhelveslloadcd with male; if your throat or lungs are affected,

no '9 o 'a venture out Have or in fact . ' ' '.
any of the natty little Odds and 'ends that at Southein California ‘5 a goodplace for you,
—-thousands have been benefitted by com-

bov usually amasscs in his own sanctum. _ ,
We asked why? - mg to this climate. I meetwith persons

bare! move th's heav 'ece of woo ; " ' . '
y i y pt d and _ f be solved from a survey of all the circum- u

. - . - - - - " he were a child.
at length weaned out and yet not quite ,ape. . T of 1"" “cam! hm “5,." s .
aware of lhe peril that awaited her, she sat“ . ‘And wheie do you go to now? Ion He took her hand to had hei tip to the cab,

. - . . wass sayin on would tit me in a boat to seein that she almost shrank from ventur-
31?;slileiilili'he middle thwart and began ‘0, tek me maid; . p ing ofitinto the street. Tiltlllll ha got on the
- ‘ ' . , . _ He shrugged his shoulders - she had been box beside the driver and t ey rove away.
”fang“: 12:2? “Sligfid Illf’lith 311;:th . peaking to?) quickly for him.’ ‘ What hideous roar and rattle was this that
joy in herfiieai't she s film ,0 the sid'e’a'iiill “Can not you tek me back?” the girl filled her ears? The great gauntrlines of
‘ ~> p. g" ‘ ‘ ‘ ried wildly. “There is many a one that houses scented to have no end. She saw

no RENT.

UltNISHED—I’ossession immediately if desir-

ed—my Homestead with Hot House, Barn and

Garden, or the Homestead of_Mrs. Mai-la Grnman

on Prospect: Hill partly furnished. The location

is the best on the,Sonnd,for full information call on
- ’ GRUMAN.

I thought we’d keep together, for
might'getsluck. ‘
That tharwas something

meand‘Jimé' ' , , , ..
To have a littletorphnu a hanging (Stitching;
And our eyeslgrew isharper, looking for
golden specks, ‘ i

fear one —
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1'9” Lest.

reached out 'her arm-ther‘e‘wa‘s- nothing ~ . . . -
»- v — . - » = -- - wrll pay you for the time—or if you will crowds of people such as she hadscarce‘ly ; ,
there. She searched annoy]: 'figgfvdgy‘: tek me only tO the Lewis, and I will get imagined to exist in the-whole world; and Dr. Philip Lansdale,_tlie Surgeon-in-Chief, daily who say substantially 1mg, .1 A few Plano-Fog“, Organ: Illa M'l'ic" 32; Twenty ghousantl Leagues, . _ , , ..
told “3,", answer that ,t was ;,, accordance - - » omnos 011- 35 Frogat g Um‘figligevgg‘igmns “the THE subscriber offers to let, To send to the gut whose father’d handedia
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his cheeks.

ness-cnothing but . water;

how rapidly the wind-and tide combined all at once, recollecting that 'she was alone

in this vast multitude, knowing none and months ago Icould 110‘ speak 9- lOle'WOI'di-

nd now my voice is entirely restored.”

Box 379 P. 0., NORWALK, CONN.

back to Killeeiia. . My friends they will all
In New York, care of Win. A. Pond it 00., 896

hink I am dead now; and it wass only

BY OLIVER OPTIC

, to the rules of t'he Academy. Formerly the I
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“8 T“ “we" 3°” "’2 The Yacht CM” TWO ill ""33 DESllable llnllnls, Well, Jim threw up cards, left Oti‘ an extra

 

 

 

 

werecsrryingn‘her'iawav; a'n'dwas the wild . . ' . - - -
_ .. g -., _ , _ .1 syes.erday that they came to the _Wed(ll[l"‘. known to none, her courage fell away from midshipmen were allowed to decorate their . . , . . . ~
glnfifengflhfflrffigifigflfiéfiéfigg’g And my husband, Alister, he will think her; it seemed to her that she was now_as quartcrsinto miniature drawing-rooms,rich- Another says: ,“ My ”"0“ “‘85 SO much Broadway. “9 ailingwng beaten-1334gfigggipcgiggcfigye, '
that"she was-ifdrift-i‘ngJ-it’mt to-sea" eh e ’1' 038$ that I am dead now 1” _ lost and forlorn as she had been that Wild ly-bound‘ books, and all the luxuries Of diseased that I could not swallow without tHAS. W. MANY. 150 Fighting Joe. 165 The Starry Flag,‘ ‘ over the Store or C. s. LOCKWOOD,Main Street, dm‘k- . . -'
and ailedia'lotid in'her a on 16, h’er'frien'ds' _.But_ these urgent protestations were lost night out at sea, and that she should never home. ,. '-lhc rooms of the poorer students pa'n . now it is Weu‘n“ Maddy re 'd , f (y . 151 The Sailor Boy, 166 Breakln‘ Away, Hard? I rather calculate. But hcid my“.
and? many.“ _,,u m 7;, g gun husband ' on him. He shook his head. He could not see Alister Lewis, or her mother, or Killee- looked so shabby and dismal in comparison, ‘ ’ ,. 4' , 5‘ on s 0 I) E N T I S T , g: E": gflfieg fift’d‘lyt 11?,78 $9ng Find. mus. Jo B. BETTS- shrink . ' ‘
Alasl-t-here-was _fi-.,__évefi,ih ecgho to‘these‘i' understand her when she spoke like that. no any more. The endless streets were that envy and pncliarilubleuess cropped out ‘ P1303 “‘11 tell you that they came here ‘N C 151 Thrgugh by :ln'y- 169 bilge oggfgartknne, F J' h' ft . ,, ' ' ',
wild cries _ 4, ,- “Listen,’1’ he said to her; and then he be- blotted out by her tears. 1 She thought no in many a lieart,"and to avoid this evil the 0110, 01';_ 0,01' three years ago with broken ' 1 onw‘u‘x' om" 15 olifi‘ht' 170 Down the lilVe’r, ' or ‘21. :9 en said, 39,1109“! ”“1994

gf'g-g' ;_‘ . “f - - gun, in a s ow and careful f ion, to deliv- more of the size of the p ace, except that seemingly harsh law. was passed that all constittitisns- now the are in ‘ I' miles on Ma 51;. opposite Connecticut Hotel. 7: n ime. _' 171 Fietdnnd Forest, - e 9 0t, , . . , ,
mffiflbfifflifigfigigi‘fififlfffifgg-' er the speech that he had 0rd by word it seemed to her she was plunging deeper rooms Should be furnished in the plainest San Diego IRIS some with?“ f good health. Teeth filled and extiiacteu. g; gfifcfingfli “1’0“” fir; Igggfggggggk: TO LET' ‘ If that ’ere-gal didn’t. 89‘ the'best '5 could
ofl' inc-1,5,]: fia'gzvlhbrg’compflmva ;; prepared as she lay asleep in the cabin. and deeper into an inscrutable and terrible and most uniform manner. Perhaps it ‘ t . ' crinnuvance sa- Artificial Teeth Inserted at: Low Bates.”€fl 153 Lightning’iixpress,’ 174 Cringle and Cross- ' , 1 - b, be got” ‘ ' ,
anibii‘lh 455.c3aia-.fi.§b;n,,,c "the eve; " This boat is the Price Pour Moi. S’il Vans wilderness, from which there could be no would be better if 'the law was not quite so or most other sections Of California for lll-_ ‘ £3 Efieakgl” - —— Irree’ i ‘ till-legili'lasiiacndlytldfmteti-‘lynndmi’gyii" (135m e f
the jégifié'ea-mtfime‘h‘f‘ 'er'plalcnemof fife, - Plait; me, captain. . We .liat‘ coafi'ee, vine, escape. When, at length, the vehicle stop- strict, or if it gave permission to hang the valids. It has less rain, hence the climate. 0. B. C 0 0 I: I D G E , 161 £033, mfg? iii; Effigdt‘lfim’e’ Slants». and now’ occupiedb James ousinms of; A year or so our work was pretty much-the
Buf- 'she'couid‘inot'itna c-them’ out-‘ in “f; ._fiolm-fi‘ l2V?- gilt; .th Icelandfi-bring back the pod, and‘the sailor came downhto ask her to pholtogrtLphlsl st mothers and sisters on the is dryer; it has no stagnant water, hence no b E N T I S III :32 Tilile Boat Club, 188 Try Agaiii. ' gig?“ to 19‘ “m“ the “’5‘ o‘ Apfihn‘gtbléfil’)‘ t° same;

H, - ~-- - -~ ~ . ~ - sa [3 s to or eaux. o " ' to e Olit on t e avement wals w ic it oesn . - - ‘- -- — ' » " A “’03“! 1391’m‘afld1’ -° ' ' '
' * ' ‘ e g ’ we come alight, she 8 pp d p ' ’ d 0‘ But they are mar mlasma. 110111110” d13l1‘95395, no fever and . Successor to. 187 Now or Nciier. 190 Little by Liltgl‘ig’ FOR .BEN'I' And “:8“ the War. When thenews 9‘ Sumo ‘
. er came .

darkness oftthel'nigh .' ‘. She sat waitingiin . . - - . - -
‘ - ~ - ' ~ - ha ‘k - on see? Ferr well. You rest here- wnha look on her face as ofa bird thatsud- hosts at the Academ and amon other e - . . - - .
t, , y , Y1 g 1 S ague; the 0”“th is remarkably uniform D r. a “a Hill, 29.) Shamrocks: Thistle, 291 Dikes and Ditches,

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silence now, with, it great :dread stealing . . . . . .
- - . » . . . > the shi ou desnre- on o Wis her denlv finds itself in the hands 01 the suarcr. sons the 'members are taunlit to endure - -’ P-l ‘ '

over her heart, lis » .ing for the sound of we see - p y ' y g - » . . , . . . - c . - . . - . - - ‘1 30° ““1 “Om“, -

‘ j, ‘ " ' -2. : -- _ ' . to English place—good ?" The very skies aud'llie free light of-heaven discipline. . - . plant and day, summer and winter. The STREET NOfiWALK Br Hummer. H. 315mm HE SMALL COTTAGE in rear of Stephen _

iiirfileid’figr: 'l.’.I-:k:§efijuié‘lgfifitgéhfi' “ “You are going to Iceland ?” she, said. seemed shut out ill-tile heart of this fearful In most of the rooms the law is evaded avaerage temperature is about 62° You WALL mace o,ver , 177 o‘i%,$?°usand Hues 180 “333“ the Wilde“ genilflfi’igtiiy’f‘ 3:335:23. 013333101: COUNTY’S name, . ,

" ' r . ' - r - . 0. - . . . -‘ ' . - . . . . > . - . - ‘.
Wass there any English ships there? (ill). but not. violated. Th1. wardiobes are sup- wear the ’same clothing lhrou0‘hout the c. J. urumams B" Good. smug 1,3 The WM, 0,, the ,8, The Young “3,9,," _ To thrash the lying scamps and~spile ill"?-
. g g Prairie, of the North-West. 1T0 BENT ' -

F Gas administered for extracting teeth with-
out pain.

F. ll. HA8“ 8!. BROTHERS,

was'welcome. Slit-r. pt watching thewater
by the side of the 'b‘ iat'that ‘she might be
able-to makeup! '11:. first .ma‘ (listens 9r.

plied to contain clothes, and the clothes are
stowed away in the smallest; possible com-
pass, leavmg considerable space for other It

“ Ay, my good lass, this is the shop,” said
the Scotch sailor; " dinuu ye see the name
ower the door 1’"

179 Twelve Nights in a Hunter’s Camp.

‘BY Wit. H. THOMAS.

182 The Gold Hunters’ 181,21‘he Gold Hunteus’
Adventures. Adventures in Eu-

.He shook his head.
,“No—not. many Engleesh—one perhaps.
at here, on, the sea, many Englecsh ships

‘ little game.
ROM \PRIL 151‘. The n er story of a house . . .
neatf the bridge, containligg 6 rooms. Water, I“ 1' “her more excmng shooting fellow men

and gas For particulars apply at this office. 3t6 Than digging quartz; but as gher‘n’wued

whole year. The nights are cool, and the

'3 eat of the day never oppressive; no

 

sea-weed; and she-linen? now 1 the point . . . - . . . .
, . . .. . . - . . ~ -—.ve shall look—then you back But why She timidly crossed the pavement. things. So we found pictures bun in the '
0 .. ,. . . . . . - _ _ , - _ » . , , . g troublesome insects an a 0‘ .
h:figfifggicgafirgzgifigflgggaxial-Pegs:> younre in grand distress ‘5” “Here,” said the man, “Take your bag lllSKlC, and ornaments of various kinds b' f h .' d .tateful sea I 't . (1 Jobbers of 18.3 The Basin-angers, , rope. back agen
‘ --".3- ~- , ~- - . ' . . » “Iihef no‘ri ht to be” she sa'd <1] (1 v" (1 'nd what Cu ta'n MacInt e moved on little shelves— 1' . we” "‘05! 0 l e tlmeiand a less amount mpor ers an ' . _ Dwasxs Wonils. T0 RENT. . ..
thli‘!‘.Wfl lappin :alla nd the .boat- ,, _ ,. . g . .1 . 5n yum t 1 ycMm m P 1 yr .-. , ._some imes a casc , . . .. 191 Pickwwk Papers, 199 Barnab Rudge— It made it square But friend I’m alws c ’
‘ ' t ' almost to herself. “You are ferry kind to tolled ye. And I‘ll say good-day to ye, and of butterflies, a model ship, a model marine Of' fog than P19541115 "1 ”’9 northern part of Cllllla Crockery and Glass ware 192 Olivermwis,_cmjst. Mysteryoffidtnpmod STORE on Main Street; also a three story r - n . i
, ' ! mas Stories, 200 Little Dorritt, and basement brick house, and one two story glad
I 201 Tale 0‘ Two Cities— and basement brick house on High Street, first

That‘I don’t know fur certain I’ve killed 1 1’ ’
rebel lad; ' VVVVV
And yet we. never fired until .we’d’tsken aim, I
Not much. We’ didn’t forget the gal'down.

confused her‘gas-s e-trisd to listen to the
breaking of thewaves clOse by._ Then she
roseagain.” Was’iiot the sound more dis-
taut? She had gone by the Skeirmore
rocks, and was drifting out to the open sea.

ngiue,amusical instrument, or amagnifi-‘ this coast. I doubt wlfilher the world
e'll‘liltioeslin'aiii'tlgfififdgiilllie “my“, _ t furnishes a more desirable climate than
q "' 3 ‘5 exac ' this for invalids. Central and Northern

‘ing, and is closely observed. A third or _ ,_
fourth classmian is' not alloWedto sit down California are favorable for some classes Of

93 Dombey ti. Son,
194 Martin Chltzzlewit, Hard Times,

195 Our Mutual Friend, 202 Bleak House.

96 Old Cumostty Shop—- 20:) Great Expectations—
. American Notes, . . Sketches, ‘
97 Nicholas Nicklebv, 20t Uncommercial Trav-

e—fikinder than lily-own kith and kin, wish ye a quick passage back to Storno-
thnt‘tried‘td murder me. And what hef I way.” .
done that-any one would try to murder me i” She was so bewildered that sliecould only
:And, so the, small vessel sailed away tO thank him vaguely; then she went into the
the north, and the girl sat and watched for shop.

8.

Dealers in neuterinnanges, Stoves, kc.

Manufacturers of Tin, Sheet Iron, Copper, Lead
and Zinc Wares. Corner Main and. West Streets,

SOUTH NOIHVALK, CONN.

door south of William C. Street's, from first: of

A ' . F r articulars en uire of
3 pm 0 p q NOAH WOOD.

TO LET.

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She started to her feet. Was not that the the ship that was, to take her back to her It was a strange place. There was no one until all the first and second class-men are diseases ; this is peculiarly adapted to dis- ' - G 1 * 95 David Copperfield, eler, _
- own c'ountrv. That day they saw no fewer at all in the front portion Of it; and behind seated. Frequently it happens that the e se of the throat out 1,, ,, ‘ Peter I‘- “ sue! Br A. J. Evans. HE place occupied by the subscriber, at the east in Maine_
' it 5 ‘ t "as- F L O R I S 11 , 18 Vashti, or until Death us do Part, T head of Main Street, is altered}? 131113.15??? But Jim was reckless like going jest. where '
s o ’ .

fir lass-man 's a ‘ ' . ' .
st 0 1 bit of a fellow scarotly 19 St. Elmo, furnished ifdesired.

voiceof her lover, far away and faint !’
four feet higb,while the fourth class-man

u Alister ,n she cried. at Alister! are you than five,liut all Of these the, sailors told in the gloom, she could see another large

her would be of no use to her. When she apartment, filled with large’frames, and If 5'0“” object in coming 1° California i3

 

Br J AiiEsfiEMilLi-z. he wished, '

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coming for me?" ' ' . _ , . . . . . . . . . k - - . .

Sh ' -. u ' . - .- g or - » lOPKEd vdlsappolnted, the small captain gilded decorations. It seemed_hopeiess_to stands SlXICCl,tlHt1_llllS a manly pairof aide i0. ma e gain, ‘0 Implol’ _°-1|" 03"le 0011- - -10 'lthLfldYQUhB Ice. 2’21 The Cl'yltiogram. ._. - , e ,1, store. Passes. - - » '
“unglgtfitteigefiaggfgwahynebgagtgggg'g would ask, her it she would rather go to her tO ask here for news of Alister Lesvis; whiskers. ’l'hc dillerencein stature and age dilion,ihal is anotherq ion. . Many have [5 now ready to mm“ a“ aim or ’ 35;" 83%‘,,““% 931,530., ngug‘fifififm“ BM“ 'I'tl AEI'.m‘.‘.Z$§3§y’?°mi—;°V lfinal) F. BELDEN.‘ He went beyond the camp, that’s how .he
more-a?sint,_and "how could she send back America than to Iceland. shecould not believe now that this city in matters not, and the great fellow has to sa- thouoht that ogoim to' alifornia” was the Winter Flowering Plants, ‘ ‘ . p 3 Br 1,13,“: mum, got dished ‘ . g

v - - - " ' Bit by. bit, as she found out how to make which she found herself was the Glasgow of into the mile and treat him With all respect ‘3 ° . 226 The Gildedch 2-26 Innocence Abroad TO LET . ' - - " '
an answer. .against the Wind? Nevcr- .. . . . . . . . d f] 10,. and ,1, t 1 mfl - Cut; Flowers, Bonnets, Wreaths. Crsses, and . . . - I reckon. How he died and Jest exactly
thcless' despair made her try again _ she him understand, she told him her story,aud which she had heard him speak. due to a superiorolficcr. Sometimes ll scents en 0 51‘ i ‘ 5‘ . “c ‘95 “mu 0w m other Floral Designs, at; short notice. Prices to m \I f 11 Y‘Ecohnsrohn,‘ ~ ' “,0 large rooms to let 0“,“ J. M. Potter’s ‘
cslleda’tloud n'om time ,0 time, and listened- ths‘man’sface rew da’rk. ‘, But as her eyes got accustomed to (he a little absurd, but if the observance were open them spontaneously. . This is a great suitthe times. ‘ 3m" "7 ‘ ggficsfilfe “‘0' EigTThghfiggggb‘g‘cfig’fi I‘ Music Store. WaIIStreet,Opposite Postomgga V‘ here , .

v - e . . ' ’ "_ 1 ' y l _ . . ' . . ‘ - . - n ' 7 u. - . . I . .
then, when, she could hear no reply, she . He-try to kl 1 you! twdight she saw there were two dusky fig pgglgggxtlfihgligsyx 31131.11? $311113 ridge ‘lxilltlehtllgg mistake; golden eagles do not perch upon it. OAKES \l D a;p..flt‘lt\ei.8:r%iuiitltfixggzi_ muster, Enquire at: this Office. I’ll never know , but how be». gone to I."
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° ‘ Br MARION HARLAND. ARN T0 RENT,—A new Barn with good St! “P there. .

H ‘ . - n o , h , 7- . _
I do not know, she said. {hef wished ures coming along thiough that lumber of busheshcrc. Something more is necessary .. PHYSICIAN & SURGEON, P i Uh h d f n I a
I bling for several horses,near the bridge. 1 ce 3 a e a

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pty Heart, ghting where I’ve seen him

 

 

 

save herself up for lost, and sat down in . . . . .
- » not tobelieve that butI cannot help it and window frames and n'ilded mirrors ~ and as hand by the fellows of the first and punish-
0 l a . - - . . h I . - ’ s ' . - 2 ‘
:fi: Elfddicfigecnflgoghliicidy 13,3122}; 123:, he wass my OWii husband’s brothel". It they came they spolie. . ’ ed. “ lzlazmg” lS forbidden, aiid any Hilda “Hm *0 01%“ Utility Purses for them i0d10p s glgfi‘iggfjflg‘”(fl/10%;:“Ppcf,,fig,§fgn)¥::héfff,:"sot“; 23.1%:‘16333 Steel, 235 Hidden Path, as per month. Enquireat this Oiiice.
her younv husband no nior‘e. ’ wuss a fearful night that night; and what " The morn’s mornin’ ?” said the elder Of shipmen found guilty of it are dismissed in- in. The earth does not yield her fruits sa. mm 9 p,m', ' , . is-tf 2?“ At Last,» 237 Sunny Bank. ' ’ 5'3de - - . _ .
She as? through the wear hOurs, sleep. are they all doing now? All going round, the two, who was ip front. “ Weel. I’m stantlv, as they deserve to be —St. Nicholas, without skill and toil, they are not‘to be 2;": $3??qu flgflgfifgfiygfigfig“ To LET or: FOR SALE. His hair all flying 10'0”. his musket- In his
_ , _. . , . ‘ I . , . ., ' t r ‘ ' - ‘ '
less;_witl.i her'utter wretohe ness,.and yet “‘9’ shore looking for '3‘" or hef. they 3°“ 50”" ‘f’ see “3" “‘5‘ 0 ye, lad. But {MGM f0) M (will. ,_.,_,_ , had for the gathering merely. . Success .AGE INSLEE, _ BY WILKIEQOLLL . ‘ '1‘ Winnipank. Abeantifnl House and Burn, hand, _ - H .'
sinking into a numbed Sm“, mm the cold away to the farms, thinking that I wuss three years Will make ye forget What ye; ve —.——._ G . - 241 The Moonstone. ~42 No me, . Wm, anmodel-nimprovementsmilh about one ’Twouldn'tbe so hard' But when 0 hit
and the wet She hadsacrificed her shawl- drowned, and Alister only will be looking come through. At seeven 13 it that yesail ?” I have the slronvest confidence, so said ollcrct “5 everywhere else: depends “POD .- ‘l C H l 'i‘ E C ’l‘ 2‘3 Qllce“ 0‘ ”°‘ll‘§-S’Mu,?fi.§é‘}f and Vlfe‘ .flCl‘e Orland, garden, fruits, &c.,n0w occupied by __ 3 . ' ,_ , . I I",
. , . . ‘ . I ,, . _ a ' ‘ . n _. ‘ '. ' ’-. . 4 ‘ . s — . - ‘
. it was now lying soaked in the bottom of {or met?" by ”if. shores OfK'lleePat “31“”? ‘ Yes, lud‘e‘iv 151““ ”3‘3 y Olilqfieldu‘lil‘ln- l to-day one of the leasl.cxcitublc and best~ capital, energy, SL1”. eblelprlse. and-perse- . i - , ’ 242 Queen Hortense, 246 l'rhi’ce Eugene and “figfiegffigfig and mm formerly owned by no track in sight . ,
the boat, one corner of'it plugged in with “Steffi earing Im cry to me Atlaaa. Az- he'll‘henfloglpéléiéutlde 1:328:th ISWIll'drOIlIIgHI Judging statesmen we have, who has just vcrance; approppiate m’ea‘ns must be wisely .0 BROAD WA Y, NEW. YORK, 247 ritfiiiia‘iif:r§£§iil;em 248 leifsildlglreiimssia ga‘muel S. Durand, on Flax “sm’iimt'i‘fiifi'i'fitp It makes you solemnlike, and anxmus for}
the thole-pin. She heard-no more the sound ,, . . ‘ , v“ - ‘ bran through. the Sotilliythat the Republi- and perseveriuoly applied in order to secure‘ (.3 249 The Merchant, 01‘250 HenrytheEightha'nd '5” - ' ' a ' light- . , , _- ,
Of the waves along the coast; the waves ihg'grther north they got themoreiarely ”“t’tl’i‘l ”’8 "13°” Place seem-ed '0 {“1 can party will early the election In '76- ' a - - Q Residence standard. on, - Berlin. his Court. . ' Atl't th reb ' h' 'd 'l'
' ’ theycaught a glimpse of any distant vessel round. She caught at the counter benide His confidence is based upon the beliefihat valuable TESllllS- A man 19, health, Wllh ~ , ":2- the , 251 Goethe and Schiller, 25-2. Old Fritz, FOR 511113.. - e swere “- ippe “‘1 '1“ 1‘ 0'."
Spoclalattentionpaid to con tryresldences 2‘13 253 Napoleon and the 254 Andreas Holer, alone
, ' E property formerly known as the Vander- t

.some mbney and ordinary WISdom’ 15 p ret- Queen of Prussta, 260 Frederick the Great

 

were growin bigger- she knew that she , .
, E . ! her; she vainly stretched out her other hand vheu the unrepentant rebels show out their _ 11 ._ , ~ ~
‘ " T bilt Place. situated about 1}; miles east from The place. didn’t feel exactly right,—.om¢_,.

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near the horizon, and by-and-by Ailasa re-
and his Court,

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61 The Daughter of an

The
256 Tom Burk 01 Ours,

"

Be patriotic sentiment of the land will be
'nspired and consolidated as it was during

was'Out at sea. . . . . . . - . ,. . . -
De broke, cold, and gray, and misty. signed herself 1.0 gOing,on mm them t" toward him; she could "9’11"“ 59““ “01 spirit as they are doinfl‘ now and will do in ' y sure to succeed in this country- various 1 ‘ a, '

- - Icelan . Ca tai re 'e e al k - . - - . . 7‘ ’ . . ' , S y“ W' MITCH)“ «*1 r m . 1k, -ontalnin a House Barn.
The islands that she could dimly see in the d P n and e W “ I 1 9 ex GUAM] then it seemed to her before she sank a still gleater degiee in the. next Congress, fields of enterprise W,“ open before him. b M m 1. 0M“ \5», merest?» Br LEVER flittididlu‘it'aooaidic‘s m0. Landdg good conidlmm bu“. 'twnsn’thomc.- . .,.,
’ e ' ver 1’ 1 1 ‘ "' ' 2'15 Roland 01181101. Enquiflw may be made °f JOHN H' JARVIS’ And though we‘d struck a vein I could-5t.

- a - e u, b a 0 sin th ceedingly kind and attentive to her. _ _ . _ . _
distance] y llk h ’6 lack an d w 0 into unconscxousncss, that Alister Lewis The \visest and stun-pest and most enter U N I 0 N M A R K E T ,3. .357 Charles gimme). Norwalk, or HENRY STEVENSON nenrtheprein-
. ., . - ’ 3t'9 remain about,

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cabin into which she had been at first ush-
\VAVERLY NOVELS, ises.

 

white fog; but the more she gazed at them .. . - .1 f , - . -
the more she was convinced that these were gtedh 3“? reservedthforhhe'r elxclusnfie 33%- '}“med 5" lflim “1.11% haggaérte ace ‘0“ org the war. The Republican party needs to prismg men generally come ‘0 a 00119er like has always the best of f h I M 1 r I, h _ -
an e icaoies as e s l s s ores it or e tet‘ an t in. a. W1 cr 0 nor escape ‘ ‘ . .- . - . - - , r 2’ 62 Ivan oe _., 263 ‘air (lit. 0 ert , . _
P . .Y rouse to the grand w0ik below it. An Oh this, so the emigrant must be prepared for no“, V , Mutton, and Ports, 6, wfleuety: 265 Rob Roy, . For Sale or to Rent. 80 pulled up stakes and cleared there now
267 Gay Mannermg, . the story's out. ‘

not the Skeirmore rocks, with Darroch and
Killeena behind. Whither had she come?
A sort of stupor began to steal-over her;

66 \Voodstock,

is The Talisman,

0 The Betrothed, Etc.,
2 Aime of Geierstein,

ect immeasurably greater titan mgre parti-
to its best energies
The preservation

were prepared for her-reindeer], she had from his "lips as he gaz‘ed at her, trembling
been _accustomed to, considerably rougher and irres ute, She could not help stretch-
fare in the rude islands ol"tb_e Hebrides. ing outboth hands to him—she sail , “ Alis-

earnest competition in any branch of busi-
ness. If you are comfortably settled at

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t .
HE late residence of William Hancock, in
T Winnipauk, is offered for sale or to rent. The
house is modern built, 14 rooms, good spring water.

269 St. Ronan’s Well,
272 The Pirate,
273 Bride of Lammer-

Know her {Never saw. her
went to school

, t fair livin
‘ hot, on the l'
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:11] success appeals to . Union (formerly Model) . ‘
nd its noblest efforts. - ~ _ , , 13 , but when she--

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the pain in her gieart £12.": pgeventedl {let And again and again she besoulrht the cap ler dinna ye know me ?” and then as she ,- 1, hi d b h ,- - f h 1 1,0 1m k' f - 1- - 1 lb tt T
sinking into the ottomo t e oat,an et- . . . . .a ‘ . . " t c _00 - 0113 i lfiulls 0 i (3 Wilma!“ me 31“ a ”‘3'“ “'1' ”mgr?” “it e e“ ‘7 -. , ‘ .. _. 271 TheAbbot. moor ,- - 1 1 arden'bam,&c. Suitable for z ,
ting the rain, and the .wind, and theeold Iain—sometimes "“11 “it!" "3 09’: eyes—to ft-"w‘ihe knew that P” arms were “0“.“ the security of the Union men of the South stay; you will not be likely to improve. HARLES s. Locxm,'.' . 275 The Antiquarv. _ 276 Kenilvy’m‘th. .fifiigfi'l-im‘ln‘éfghfims réasonable. Enquire of She sent her picture—there it is and e’sno
sea have their will of her. express to the men her gratitude to them her, and he was calling to her,and caressmg are 8“,de upon 1,5 labors, and to this com. f t b . w ‘ C 1. f -. A .1 , . .1” 277 Counillobei-t OtI’ai'is 218 Revel-1101‘ the Peak, ' M. '1‘. smug. . f l . . -
Shecould not have closed her eyes;yet for we" kindness; and “5 for.himself, She he" “9 one Who 1““1 °°me “3°" fwm ”’0 manding duty it should address'itself with y our .0? files y gem” 10d a I omm' ‘ Pas lilo Dray/QT}: 'éii‘fo iii, §&%¥%\lv)tll?vard, £23 bill-igilibnr’taulii‘;gmer Winnipm‘k’ Fe!" 3‘1’ 1875' 3m"; A d 00,; , h . . > '
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would leave it to her husband, Alister Lew- grave to delight and astonlsh those she had 11 n3 courage, Wisdom and un,,y._0,,r,.,3_- any rate, efote you (1801 e_ to move you w 233 Heartotmld.agthmn 231 Theyormnesbfmget FOR SALE 0‘“ T0 RENT. n 1f. 2:5 30‘. i e metal as W31 Jlfllfl

:33. my?
r’G NTS’F ‘ N [G EJIPORIUM,

. vwet, Norwaik,('onn.

should visit the country and, examine for 285 The Monastc

yourself, and act on- personal knowledge.
NO description, no verbal account can give

I III?) place belonging to the 'cs_tate of Zalmon
f Lyon. Said place is a very desirable property,
situated in the Borough of Norwalk, on the cornei
of Knight Street and North Avenue, is Within five
minutes’ walk of the Horse Railway, and Danbnry

it was with a start that she saw, far down
in the south-west, a small vessel apparently
coming northward. Faint as the chances
were that they would descry so small an

left behind.
im when she got back to her owmhome.» “ Adam! At’lasa!” she heard the words,

But another bitter disappointment was in faintly and distantly, as she had heard them
thatnight Off th eSkieruiorc rocks, and when

You've the purest article—meaty karat fine
Well, stranger, when you’re married; tell
her how ’twas Jim . .

is,'tO take the proper means Of thanking
h

MISCELLANEOUS.

135 A Fatal Passion, by Chas. De Bernard.

1315 :50 Fair, Yet False, by E. Chavette.

137 A Charming Widow, by Katharine S. Mac-

a
penitence Albany Evening Journal.

 

A SIDE ISSUE—While the parties iii in-

 

. - - ,. store for her. After the long and tedious . . . . . . -
albeiie'lii'i’lié’fiéiit$3333: 35.3133: voyage that seemed to be carrying her be- at inst she came to herself. that was all he latest 5091‘ ,10 ”Hype ‘1 govt} “me w, you a full and satisfactory slate 9f the case now- u... l a o t A... o... a... dis -
' ‘ ' . ~ ‘ ' . - . ' 0‘ - ‘ - .. - — ~ - :' - e o . ‘ - * - . . *
yond the confines of the known world, could murmur into her ear, as he held hot 20“". “ll 1 ”N S '1 mm interciange 0 so that you 51,311 not be subject to disap- iii 25:5,??th.E‘K‘lvi’diiiisxiffikfifirlymama ggegligmthélsb‘izi-aiciiprchfifiagd $13213. $11: That played his cards to help a little hel -
~ ‘ ' a co ct ' - — . ,

less thing. .
Perhaps, if she liked, she might deal him
out a prayer. l

neighborhood is all th
House is in good repair, the _roonis large, comma.
dious and pleasant. On the premises is a well Oi
excellent water. also a tinesgarden and plenty ot

alutations, and an OCCHSIODdl burst of
uugliter, there are many homes in and 1)
around New York that are filled willi dis.

43 The Graville Memoirs, by C. F. Graville.

14 Slaver Adventures, by Thomas.

45 The African Crusoes, by Mrs. R. Lee.

46 That Queer Girl, by Virginia G. Townsend.

I
l
1
1

ointment.
It is difficult for a poor man tO get a start

age. -;Slle began tothiukof the'ships she
hsdwatohed many a day go by this remote
and‘ lonely coast; might not "one of them c

fast, so that the strange vision should not
melt away and esca e from him.
here hef you been?

they saw land at last; and when,in the
ourse Of time,.they sailed into the small

_.

Locust llillseiaiiiary

. . E‘ .39 " .' ' " ' lass
k er a and can bet to some art 90““ thlav‘kt 3.1?“ l°°ked forward mm Amen». my , . . . ~ -. . . . - .
51:“! lwliichpshe- couldymake her way III-lick great joy to meeting some of her own lVltel‘e hel 3'9“ been,Allasu?’ -lle $1“!- “1 mayIWlllle the ”1‘11 $995,“- 1.“ one Of the m California. Thousands are IOOkmg out YONKERS NI Y. 14' ltnniiin to Waste by Geo. M. Baker. shade and fruit trees. Posse ongiven them-st oi .
‘° he” °‘"‘ him"? A“ ’8‘“ ““3 he“) Wunlirymms' Who would take her Wk to wasnevir ‘hmkting m 8’88 you 3“gain m the min?igliyhggilyogrfligcingifi'ii’éliiilolcigua r0” Chances m" Speculatm “‘1 m mm MISS EMILY, A RICE 9"E“““’“" ““‘W’Al’ex'mm" high“ “lilw‘l' ii°rte§?3xeh‘ii‘3‘i°af1i§mo~iis 3' D°“"k“°w “WW“ hurl- MOM-“0'1”
» ' . ' 0 i‘ z ' .' . .. . - . . . . g , ‘ -, , _ , f, e remiscs. .‘ 1 a . . . . _ ‘ .
were long delayed she knew that they to . ,or tornoway, oreven Greenock. world. twast emornsm rniug w isgo tal maeuiion of her name in connection with gain rapidly Without; labor. California is L mm“; HER SCHOOL FORYOUNG 3., gzgfigg‘gf‘ifgnfifigéfigf x°,,,.§f'k,uu¥ch1m,1374, ioti help him there,- . ‘ _ . *
1L R 1 33Edimmd lameavenswood. NO. Jim he want religions, that warm in .

There was not a single British vessel of any ing away to America. Ailasa, why dinna

, you Speak to me l)” W ' DIES t'rom'Darien,Conn., to Locust Hill
lv; '~but~ she-hid her tears, for she was

Aven Yonkers. A Summer Term of twelve
weeks, will commence April 7th,1874. For circu-
lars and terms of tuition for that time, address un-
til April lst, EMILY A. RICE, Daricn, Conn., or

Yonkers. N. Y. ,

~ N catwalk? Fish Market.

Hid SAlE OR TO RENT.
The place formerly occupied by the subscriber,
pleasantly located near the head or Main Street,
comprising :1 HOUSE, small BARN, good APPLE
ORCHARD and other FRUIT TREES, large
GARDEN, abundant ground for the culture of
Strawberries and other Small Fruit, etc. Avery

this case. She is very talented, beautiful, full of wild-and reckless speculation. Men
lhekidm 31,; 1105' 1:30:13 {3261111131. friends.. 31:10 are found everywhere who will tell you that
00 ' a e in r 5 ll woman s- ' . r -

tion in its early stages, more from tligim- they know how to make a fortune in a few
pulses of a benevolent nature than from months, they only “a!" a little more capi-
a. desire to be prominent. She thought tal. If you have any money you must have
there OHS-Elli *9 be some opening for women extraordinary skill to keep it; they will of-

34 Met by Chance, Logan.

36 Lost Abroad, Alf. ’Iownsend.

37 Amos Lawrence; Lawrence, M. D.

38 Round the Block. .
3'.) Why I am a Temperance Man, T. W.” Brown,
40 Wandering Jew, Eugene Soc.

41 Arabian Dc 9 Entertainment, II, P. Curtis.
42 One Year, (My Years].

43 Hall‘s Journal of Health, Hall.

44 Bound Volume of New Sensation.

would find only a corpse _iu the drilling
boat. '

How slowly the small and shadowy ship
came along! She gazed at it with such in-
tensitythatoccssionally her head became
giddyg'and- it seemed to. disappear ;allog ethv
er; then with a quick anxiety she would

his line; ‘
And maybe; when He takes Ille’book and

. looks abngthe roll, ’ ,
And clearsaway the rocks and stones tOH~
., find .a human soul, ‘ "

He’ll find Jiln’s'nanie amongst the rubbish,

description in the harbor. She cried silent
_ . But here Mr. Macilwham, a quiet, little.
ashamed to show apparent ingratit‘ude to gray-faced old man, who frowned because
those who had— done so much for her. that his eyes were wet, came forward and
». “You rest here—small time,” ”said the interposed in arongh manner.

Captain, cheerfully. "We get the feesb, “Alister,” said he, “ have yo no sense,
then we sail. Then you shall find many man? Let the lags alone! Ye’ll have plenty

 

 

 

rub her eyes and look again. It was a E . . , . . , . be h .1 l“. - d , 1 t (l , ,.
. . - . , _ ngleesh ships much many Eugleeshships 0 time to ask her questions afterward and W , M “"5 1"! a 811 , an n tats e ,0 share with on in th - , _ . _ . _
lchop 1131'. guilds-$02139 1137“}: ‘33:“ :igd when; we go ’ back—hundreds Engleesh’ jist noiv, why, bring the lass into the hack movement she thoughtshe 53W som chance f l‘ 1 'll y . 1 eff great plans, ! flh‘.~ ’ criberhavingbonght‘outthe old 3rldge 45 Greatlndustl-ics, by Horace Greeley and others. comfortable and desirable place foratamil}, de- _ _ ~.
like “if m3re.. I dch r’handkllerchief lookg Ships that go to Glasgow ” shop and we will get her some tea. and Mrs '0 elevate her 593- She had no idea where or tiey Wl propose to bond“ y ourfunds ' F l" “at“ of Rum Adams’ lmcnasmepmg “Egmmg {his G t 37113.??? $59111“de ' firing plemyo‘ out-door room as well ”a ““8 quartz and mold,
_ o .. , ' _ . ~ ‘ e - - ’ ,-. . _. l. l‘ , . . . .I .5 "_ _ . , ,_,.
{gsinxiziisly‘rvgl'ietheewhile Surely, they “'l‘o Glasgow," she repeated, mechani: Mackilwham will come owcrland see that ”113 $133 W031i} (1111“. 301‘ in?!” seiittlmentsf '0" ”10 be“ 5301“”! and at theahlghe-ii rate ”“3 13"“ fi%311:;’:‘11 is cnan‘ls .‘ 1,8, A'i‘téfitiio Sec,.e,,‘§,';s’_ “wing “W“ 0‘“ house. \Vlllllllil'fntetll‘ toils1 stood 811;“); ““110" And looking. through the-gritty dust will
' call . Should she have to o to that dis- she is at to ri his. Come a one in irl. “'0“ e agi ii 0‘ “'1 01' e We 01159 0 of interest—the re rea to. ron'se - FRESH 1’15 . 9 “ 9 15's 57 Gilbert Starr,Gu'lord. ' rate if not sot core pm 3 . py o ' - ' .
y g I) g a, y g ' ' ' ‘ y a d'v ' I) 1 1 any ' r I ' ’ 59 Meridiana, or A ventures in South Africa, Verne. 3 ' R. L. ELLS. find “'9 purest 3°“.

and Minnesotaunionism a. vrsmsiis
in theirseason. .- . CHARLES w. LOCKWOOD,

‘ 'p‘ Spring Chickens Dressed IO‘Ol'tkr.

Norwalk,Feb._26,;1875.,j__,- , .
IN run: 1.]an oncol.

 

elevating woman. She got out of the com~
pany as soon as possible, but having touch-
ed piteli she was defiled. The thoughtless
lisc of her name in court has filled her with
terror, and she weeps dayand night lest the
thtcnt be carried out of putting her on the
stand.——C’or. Boston Journal.

60 Long Look Ahead, S. C. Roe. _ ,
61 Story of the March, G. Ward Nichols.
62 Haunted Hearth, byAuthor of Lamplight
63 Surry of Eagle’s Nest. J E Cook.
61 Broken to Harness, Edmund Yates.
DWARD P. WEED, 65 Running the Gauntlet, ._ ‘r ‘ ,

' 66 Unclaimed, Unknown.

0 R U G G I 83"]? , 67 Sea’l‘ales (5 vols. in One)

. , ,. ' ' - k' T
*’ Wei Street,:6ppositc .VorumlbOpera Houst- gfifl’fiffiafi'fi ales,

thing. Their. statements are plausible and
their schemes suitecL-to delude the mOst_
wary. Occasionally thege is a case-..ofg
brilliant scene‘s}? this,is,like a.shockr"6f
electricitfi itseems toset the multitudes
crazy, said they are ready to embark ,in‘ any

must see. her.nowl~..She watched-the sails
and the course of the vessel—her accustom-
ed eye eager to perceive the slightest change
in either. And thereesnr’e enough, the -
schooner seemed to'be slowly drawing near
to her. She waved the handkerchief again.
hen she sank into the stern of the boat, _

tant city Of which she had heard-of which Diana ye bother your head 'wi’ questions.
she had dreamed manyatime in reading It is a very ian’ thing ye are safe and
Alister’s letter to. her? All that she knew sound; and t era’s-plenty 0’ time for the
of the place was the address of the shop in asking O’_questions. Alister, my man, jist
the Gallowgate to which she had sent her you run across the streetand bid the gutte-
letters in reply. wife make haste and step this way. Come

“Haf you money along, my lass.”

FOR SALE.
HOUSE AND LOT, with good fruit thereon,
situated on the Main Street, in Wilton, a tew
rods from Kent Station ' will be sold at a bargain.
Apply to E. H. SMITH, Ridgcfield, Conn.
February 9th, 1875. 6“

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or m on RAY-3‘
Formerly teacher in the Asylum for the Beaten!
Dumb, Hartford; Conn. ’ ‘- ‘ " '

I shine-in tlfeglight Of God”:

, Co‘oper.

FOR SALE CHEAP.’

 

onte Cristo, Alexander Dumas.

i” said her'friend, thg

 

like the huge ghost of a. dozen men of war
as it bore down upon her through the gray
mists-of the rain. .In a sort of a dream she
saw what the men were doing.‘ She saw
them- shorten sail;’th'eu she heard voices;
then-the schooner hove-to; and thetsmall
boat was sent down. There were twio men -
and clad iiiil. .They pulled toward her.
They camevnearer; and now the whole
world seemed to be rocking and surging
around her, and it appeared to her that she
must struggle upward" to "save herself from
drowning-and "that {she 'was ‘ pewerless to
act or to speak. - They hailed her; she gave
one load cry; and-then she kuewrno more.

Whenshecame to herself like was ‘on'the
deck of the schooner, and, two-or three
men, weatherewo‘rn of. face,'were gazing at
her' in a- wondering Way, and, speaking to
eachotherjin' an; unknown tongue. ‘_

"1' am. Alla-a Macdonaldfi’. she 7 said; “1
live, at Killeona. Will youjput me ashore
gt guy‘place that “near to my home if. : ,

The ' shook their heads, ’nd.she saw. that
they' i'd‘not understand, filial the skipper
——a small red-faced man, .who held a bottle
and a glass in ' his bandé-saidto her, ,

“Engleeshl” ’- ‘

“Yes, yes," shesaid,

“Vere, g
each wor ,_

She pointed cverlO-tbedistan
almost invisible lathe £03.51“. f - _

“No wreck? Nfléi'oat; down i”ullie said,

s flag with abun anti-gestures e miss-
iiigiiv'iirds. 9“2‘01; 5:.) g e out—lost f"
"You“. 13' she sat. .-.. “Can you. take tile
ashore?” , , , .
Heshook his head. - ' ..
“Takeyou—theref. filion !‘ 1‘1 possible.
You rest~ here-nan boat he comeback—won
~ take .thsboales'e-t” -’ .‘ - .-
They', were ' all ,regarding ‘the :cbcautiful
girl as: ,t'non’ghshe- had droppedfroin the
skies ;-' and yet- there .was- nothing-rude or
.unk’indly juythei'r gaze; One of'the ‘crew

988*?le-

ou, come 2”. ht!- etlid, thinking of
ashe pronounced. it. -. - .
‘t coast, now

gnaw dotted anu'refgsed it,,but be pressed
her to lake it so urgently-that she sipped

some. Then the‘captait‘i toniched'he‘r dress.
“Ferr bad—fert- had l” said he, shaking

- his head ; for her clothes were soaking Wet.
' He turned to ’tliesailors and had some

‘ consultation 'witlii- theiriin this unknown
tongue, Then he motioned her to follow

him; and althonubshe guessed they were

ameffo‘t‘uiard _’with some, brandy in a cup ;.

“when you go to Glasgow, Greenock, or
tho other harbor, for you tO go home.
Here some money. Pay me back in a let—
ter. ' .
He took out a well~worn leather purse,
on the outside of which were large initials
worked-in gold beads.

“My vife," he said,witli a proud smile,
“my vife do that—yes. Herc some money
forryon.” , ' ' . '
He offered her three Napoleons,wliich
she took. But meanwhile she had quickly
undone from round her neck the chain to
which was attached a small and pretty
silver watch that Nicol Lewis had bought
for her in Stornoway. uBoth of thescu-e
while she was too much coniused to speak—
Site, li'ered to him.

“ hat is that?" said, with a sudden
frown. »

"It iss a present," she s:1id,timidly. “You
hef been very kind to me."

“‘Non l" the French captain said, with an-
gryvchemencv. "Take away! No pres-
ent forr inc 1” '

He looked at the girl—vat her frightened
and imploring face: then he shrugged his
shoulders and laughed.

"Be not afrait,” he said, tnotioning back
her hand. “It is no matter. I am not an-
gry. You sir only a child.”

CHAPTER VIII.
“ as WE noon in BY GLASGOW TOWN.”

In due course Of time the small French
schooner had taken in her cargo of sltltofish;
the period of waiting having seemed innu-
merable ages to the; young Highland girl.
Then they set sail once more, and there .was
not any one of the’seamen kept a better
lookout than she did. And they were more
fortunate on their voyage south '; for before
long they fell in with a homeward-bound
steamer, the captain of which willingly
tOok Ailasa on board. He would carry her
to Glasgow, where she would take the steam-
er; for Stornoway—tliat was the best he
could do for her.

' ' 3‘ You hef been a ferry'good friend to me,"
said‘Ailasa to the paptain of the French
schooner, while tears were running down
her face, “ and I will not know at all how
to thank you; but it iss my husband that
will write to you ;' and if you wuss coming
anv day into Stornoway or to Vatersay, 01'
to Down, and you wuss sendincr a message

Fre'nch,and~ knew that the‘Frenohwere not
liked by the fishermen of her coast,stlll
*- had no fear of sea-faring folk, and she
f011°"'*4- him bravely.

toCarneSlean in Killeena or toaDarroch, or
to the school-house at Maolbeg, there 155
many and many a one will be a friend to-

 

)y the ministrations of the glazier’s wife,
and looking pleased and contented amidst
all the wonders and novelties Of such a
place. And Alister Lewis, who could not
(eep his eyes away from his young wife,
who seemed to have come b-ick to him,pale
and beautiful, frotn the very realms of death,
showed her a letter which. he had just re-
ceived from Darroch. It was from bisbrolh-
er Nicol.and this was one passage of it‘:
“ God knows I hef nothing to blame myself,
bu how wass.I to speak to him, Alister,
\vh a you wass' tell me that fearful thing at
Slornoway? And the people, too, they wuss
saying things mirover, and he' wass not a
blind man ;" and from one clay to tlte other
he Wass seeingjhat: no one would‘go near
him, and him a ferra proud man whatever.
And it wass bad and ferra bad for us to have
this great shame on our family; and Ham-
ish’ and Donald they would say not one
word; blit everyone he would know that
the people wuss thinking more as they
would say. This wuss ferra strange, too.
that’he wouldna gang down to the sea, al-
though the boat she wuss wantin’ the pen-
tin, and he wouldna gang down to the seat,
but he wass keepin' about the farm from the
mornin'lill the night.‘ Well, well, Alister,
there wass many'ii’one thinking he would
go away from Darroch, but there wuss no
one thinking he--would throw himself into
the water, audit is ’a bad thing to hef a
drooned‘ man, in the family when you go to
the fishing. and him dropped by his own
handy And it iss two of the family gone
away now; and Mrs. Mando’n‘ald she will be
for ieaying Caru-Slcan—and Ailasa away
"too, there will not be much of a song or a
dance about Darroch- or Killeeiia for many’s
the year that is to come."

And so the letter Went on, and Ailasa
trembled and wept by turns to-think of tlic
desolation that- had fallen over her home.

“ But it will be a happier time, Ailasa,
when you go back,” Alister Lewis said,
gladly-enoughmshe ptit liis'liand on the
girl’s shoulderand patted hcr; “ and it will
he a great surprise to all the people when
they see us together—it's if you-were come
back from another wbrld-to them—and
there will be many a good'song and a dance
yet in the islands in all'gootLtime. And
that day will be agood day 4112.13th will
go over the moor tOCarnre'l'ean, for there
Was no one ‘ever thinking you would see
CurmSlenu again. But you were saying
Ailasa, you would rather send them :1 mes-
sage b the steamer, and that is very good,

 

and made "or upon the Government. 110
wno does not see the same signs now must
be blind,and he who does not hear the
same sounds- now must be deaf—Speech of
Mr. Anthony, of Rhode Island, in the Senate.

 

According to the Albany Journal, a New
York gentleman lately spent a. Sunday in
Richmond,Va., and being a church-going
man, attended di\‘ine service. The clergy-
man under whose ministrations he sat
startled his ears and roused his indignation
by including in one Of his prayers this sig-
nificant petition; “God bless our whole
col'pitry—efrom the Fotomac to the Gulf.”

 

The Newburyport mines continue to ex;
cite a quiet sort of interest, very different
from that produced by such a discovery in a
new country where an opportunity is int-
nished for staking out claims. Lugillmnlc
owners already have pOSSeSsion of all the
metal producing land, and the only chance
for outside speculators consists .in buying
interests in the mines. 'J'Jic Shipman-lode,
the first discovered, has been bought at
rates which indicated total valuation of
one million dollars. A shaft has already
been sunk fifty feet, one-third ofits intended
depth, and the ore grows richer as the work
descends. ' 0 average specimens assay
$122 per t . Three quarters ‘of a ttiilc
nearer the city is the Kempton lode, situa-
ted on the samcvein of rock.as the Shipman
and containing ore of the same quality. A
short distance from [his another mine has
been opened, and two shafts have been
stink, bOth of which promise .well.

 

 

A new anecdote ofthe rebellion is as
follows: "At. the close of the war, General
Joe Johnston met in Baltimore 11 young
man who had enjoyed undisturbed the so-
cial delights of that rebellious city, and
who said to liim,‘Well, General, we are
conquered, but not subdued.7 ‘_Wcre you
in the service, young man '2‘ asked the Gen-
eral. ‘No, sir;-I had not that . honor.’
‘ Then,my friend,’ '3. id Johnston, ‘ you may
not. be subdued,but am.”’ .

m

The Western Union telegraph company
has began a change on the Hudson river line.
The workmen will take the iron books from
all the poles along the line, bore holes in the
crosstrees and insert iron plugs with glass
caps in them. The wires will he wound

 

 

 

that t ey will not be frightened, and you

to bore ninety-three thousand holes.

aiound the glass insulators. They will have.

for success; depend on the usual and estab-

lished methods Of business ; {your gains may

be slow, but they will besure.

Come toCalifornia in colonies if possible-

The advantages of this method are very

great. ' You will be sure of good neighbors,

with whose characters you are acquainted;

you will harmonize on all great subjects of

public improvement, such as schools,

churches, roads and fences; you will soon

secure the privileges that’you have left in

your native region, and thus promote cou-

tentment, mutual aid, nlid the thousand

blessings of a good neighborhood. These

filings are frequently forgotten or over-

boked by emigrants to' a new country, and

they learn them when it is~too late to re-
treive the loss- Form a colonyand send

one or two of your best and wisest men to

examine the various localities, obtain facts,
and select a tract Of land from personal ob-
servation. Numerous companies are form-
ed in this State for speculation. They will
form acompany, issue stock, and purchase
a large tract of land; All the stockholders
are interested to sell the land at the highest
price possible; they will put it up at auction
and all bid,and in that way induce others
to bill. The methods are numerous which
are used to draw in settlers. This Southern
California would be a paradise but for the
wantof water. This is the great drawback.
You must depend on irrigation for a crop;
the water for the most part must be Obtain-
cd from Artesiau wells. This supply is
limited and expensive; the well must. be
sunk from fifty to three hundrcd'feet, n
wind-mill lnust be erected, the whole at a
cost Of from three to fifteen hundred dollars.
The water, too, is of an Alkaline nature,
and more or less impregnated with minerals.
This frequently injures the fruit and ren-
ders it on wholesome to drink.

Respectfully,

Mr. Barnum may get votes enough to se:
ou‘re his election, but he will give his con-
stituents very few votes in return. g

11.11. A.

 

Perfumery, Patent Medicines, all kinds, Mineral
Waters. 'l'ollatand Medicatedsoap‘s, Flavoring and
Handkerchief Extracts, Hair Brushes, Combs,
Sponges, Chamois Skins, Stationery, Cigars, .bc.,
and is constantly adding to hisstock all the new and
popular niedicinesol‘ the day.

 

-DRUI}.§ AND MEDICINES.

[1E undersigned would rcspctfnlly announce to
. the citizens in this.icinity, that at his
Drug Store, , .

CORNER OF WASHINGTON AND DEPOT S'l‘S.

can always be found
PURE DRUGS,
eiiorcE WINES and LIQUORS
FOR MEDICAL PURPOSES,
Mayor AND TOILEI'I‘ARTIULES,
PATENT MEDICINES, cc.

F!‘Physicians’l’reseriptionscarefully componne
ed day and night. Can be found niglits,iu sani-
ouilding,entrancc on Washington St.

1319 S. F. PECK, Souzh Norwalk Conn

Be So, BIIASCER,

At his Storein HALLORY’S BLOCK,hasconsinnt,
. ly on hand a general assortmento f

ca— n o o E 33. :i: 1:: s ,
CRCCKEIBY, GLASS.
TIN AND WOODEN WARE, £10., ETC

l‘pv devoting his constantpcrsonul attention to the
businessiic hopes to merit public patronage. 9

 

 

I‘NA INSURANCE 00., 0F HARTFORD,
[neorporated1819. CharterPcrpetual.
CapltulandAssets, $5,052,880.19
lusuresagainstlossand damage by Fire, outerms
adopted to the hazard ,ttnd consistent. with thelaws

ofcompensation. COWLES .3 MERRILL.
Sole Agentsfor Norwalkand vicinity.

 

NORWALK i NSURANCE 0.141“
N013 WALK, CONN.

CashCnpitnl - '- - - - - .,$500,000
PaidupCapltal, - - - - - $100,000
WM. 0. Srannt,1’resldcnt, GEO. R. Gownss, Sec’y.
Eons HiLL, Treasurer.

NOW ~FOR'Y0llR WATER PIPES.
\Vm. Glover -& Son,

Arercady topntln your WATER,STEAM orGAS
PIP-E, at. very short notice and at as low a rate as
.anyone. WROUGn’l‘ .tl CAST lRON,TIN-LINED.

LEAD PIPES. &C., of evcrv size and description.
ruminant": in allia- Branches.

 

 

207 The Dead Guest, by Heinrich Zschokkc.

203 Adventures of a Marquis. by A. Dumas.

2th) Hearts and Hands. by Christian Read.

210 Mary Stanton, or the l’upils of Marvel Hall,
I’ortaits of my Married Friends.

211 Henr Fleming‘s Tales, two vols. in one.

21:: Old Friends with New Faces, A. L. O. l-l.,

213 Wallace; A Franconian Story, Author of the
Rollo Books.

214 Sclioolboys Abroad and at Home, A. Stein

215 Willey Reilly, William Carleton,

2$S.Drcll, Vol. 1, 289 Dred, Vol. 2, II. B. Stowe
25 J cssc Trim. by B. F. Far‘eon, -

286 Opening of a Chestnut ur, by Roe,

C A R I) . ,
To TilE Lawns or NORWALK AND ViCixri‘i’ :
Messrs HARLEM Jr Co_. have just received a 1!
selection of For and I’lmn Beavers well adapte
for Walking Jackets and Cloaks at the ver low
price of $1.00 per yard, they are 56 inches Wit e and
\Vlll be to your interest to make an early selection.
Itespscttully Yours,
HARLEM .1; CO.

under the Opera. House, Norwalk.
NOTICE, Cloths for Ladies and Gentleman’s
wear bought 01' us will be cut to order tree of
charge.

in Mt Friends and Pants!

I return you my thanks for the liberal patronage
in times past, and hope b strict attention to busi-
ness. fair deahng, and ob iging clerks, not only to
retain my Old customers, but: be able to enlist: a
lar a number in addition. . . '

aving had a great deal of fault found with
Western Flour, 1 have now matte arrangements
' with one of the best: Flooring Mills iii the State of
New York, located in the Genesee Valley, _in one
of the best wheat; sections iii this country, to furn-
ish inn with

mass GROUND FLOUR.

1 can now Offer

5 00 Barrels of Flour
directfrom the mill, fresh ground, and in splendid
prller, low for Cash, at my Store,

51. Main Street, Norwnlk , Conn

where can at all times be found a complete assort
ment of

Groceriesfmvisinns & Frits‘li Me'at

which will besold at: prices to suit the times.

Harvey Fitch.

Norwalk,,Jan. nth, 1875. 2
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Visitzln g _ Cards.

AiLL THE NEW STYLEs,-ptain. rep.
pure white or fashionable tints, imported
'stock, put up in nest card boxes. can be had at
shortnotlce, at the Gazette Job Printing

 

 

4,

Apply. to A. B. RENE JCT, Smith's Ridge.
FOR SALE.

DESIRABLE FARM, containing forty acres,
situated 2:4 miles north of the Wilton Rail-

road statio'n. Said farm has a never falling stream
of water rolling through the same; is well fenced
in small lots, With a HouseJiurn, and outbuildings
standing thereon; has a. tine Orchard in lull hear-
ing, and for grass, grain, pasture and general pro-
ductivencss is unsurpassed. For turthca particu-
lars as to price, terms, &c., apply to _
. EBENEZER G. BET'I‘S, near the premises. _
‘ Wilton, COiin., December 19111, 1874. con

Eon sa LE,

PIECE OF LAND iii the ilpper part. of Win~
Anipauk. on the main road, consisting of an Or-
cllurll and lot atljoitiingdormcrly a part. of the Slit.-
ting Mill Property. The csulte of Mrs. Susan Glo-
ver, deceased. Apply to HENRI LAMB. 3i113

FOR SALE.

NEAT RESIDENCE on one of the best, pleas-

, antcst and most accessible streets in town.
Has eight rooms, with gas in each, and heater ca-
pable of heating the whole house. Large barn
with stabliiig for, several horses. Apple, Fear and
Cherry Trees, just commencing to bear truit. ls
within live miliutcs’ walk at the Post Oflice, &e.
Price 87,50 . Or will rent it to a good tenant for
3600 per year. Enquire at this ofiice.

FOR SALE 01: To BEAT.

NEW HOUSE, well finished; 4; rooms and

large-and convenient pantry anp two closets,
sinks, &e., on first fiber, three rooms and win clos-
ets on second floor; dining room wtiiiiscotclt with
black walnut and cedar, kitchen wainseutml with
pine ; gas pipes throughout the house; .wnter
pipes, we; situated on Fair Street. about: half a
mile from the Bridgmin a very healthy location.
If 'sold. a large part can remain On mortgage. if
not sold soon it. will be rented on reasonable
terms. a J. E. El. Ls.

Small Place for Sale.

‘HE HOUSE AND LOT situatedjust west of the
Wide River Bridge, on the south side of the
road,nearlyop unite the residenceot‘JumesPanton,
Flam, is liberal [or sale. The house contains six
rooms with cellar, .t‘le.,and i s oflcred at. a low price;
a large art. of the purchase money can remain on
mung me. This is a good chance to secure a limo e.
Apply at the GAZETTE OFFICE s

 

Mill Pr'operty
- FOR SALE.

THE subscriber offers for Sale his Mill Property
situated in West. Norwalk. about two miles
from Daricn Depot, three miles from South-Nor-

walk,and two miles trom New Canaan, consistin

, of a manufactory two stories high,Ssx18'l‘eet,\vit
about 12 feet bead and fall ofwatcr, with threeaeres
ofland; now used as a Saw Mill but suitablefor a‘

nianufactory otany kind. Terms easy and price low.
Enquire of JAMES FINNEY, Real Estate Agent,

eerily consciouslof all that was around small captain . _ _
~ ' ‘ar at inca able Of mo ement. ' . ' ' lSl. satin. ' .
”restrainirml... .. 2...... :No. w ... - ,, - litraaaati:.d. .3 charts: I . member .. w... W W“... 1. MW :3 ‘trndewrawrmre .. 1... n. .. . , _, .- =
' - 5 v . ' . .' .n ' A. - :1 l ' I . I ' '1 .. r l' I -‘ . ' ' . ' . .
You want money, oh yes, he gm, , tlnpttlllollt. men thiew oil‘ th11 alleg..inoe to California, do not depend on speculation DRUGS AND. MEDICINES 20?; ,.i,‘,‘.§‘i;,f’.d'tvii‘él.,i, Picrzg‘la‘gan. (-‘OOD FARM of about as nelson 0.1: high land, Tht‘ougjheiuzs: $3313; :l‘yd cit-3:3, MW".
situated two mil ,nort of ,ew ‘aniian. . . _

trod, _ _
And I reign in glory new- .
N o breaking heart is" there;

NO keen and thrilling pain, '
NO wasted check. where the 'h'equent tear
Hath rolled and left its stain. ‘
No 'sin, no grief,_'no pain; , ’

Safein my happyhhome', " ' ‘

Mv that: .tlll_'fl€d, my doubts all slain,

.r'horr vitriumrh same. . .

0 friends of my mortal years, ,

The‘trnsted and‘the true! .

Ye‘re walking still in the valerof tears, ’
Bat-l wait to welcomeyon; .

Do-I forget? ,Ohfnol‘ ' ..
For lneinory’s golden chain ' i

' Shall bind my heart to the hearts beltiw

'l‘ill they-meet and touch again.
Each link is strong and bright,

And love’s electric flame; f," . . .
Flows freely down, like a'river‘of light,"
. To the world from w'h'eucetlcane' ‘ .5: f

 

DO you mournw hen anotherjsfaii: 'y.
Shinebout from tlio'giiuofisg'sryi' “
Do you weep when the’iioi'sebt' so; '
And the rage ofconflict alibi: l.v.:.. ‘41:;
Then why-should you tearsrollgou 5.,
And yourhearts wi grief basins}-
For another gem in the ssvtonr’s crown,
And another- soul in heaven lI .

 

 

 

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Tim BET-renew

In a valley, center-lessen, ,” .‘ ‘ -
Grew a little'fer‘n‘le'af, green slid skillet; "
'l‘wming delicate, and fibres tendetfpzfi .
Waving when the wind creptdows so --
‘ . mm. . , . .
Rushes tall, and
. round it, » . -~
Playful sunbeams dartedLinandfonndit, . :
But no fool of man e’ercame'tbat-w‘ny—ma
Earth‘was mag and keeping hélidsyfi
08d”? ost? There came n‘thubglftftll
. an, , .

Searching nature’s secrets firr nfittdeepli
fissure in a-rockv.stee - .- -

From

He wit . drew',’a stone o'er. Whicb‘tlieis' ran L 1
Fairy 'pencilings—a-quu'lnt hind-’7’“ ’
Leafa' 'e,’veiniil' .flowerficleerind-MOQ
And 1 e tern’a ,ife layjn every. line»; . .
So I think God hides some‘livessw 4-;-
Sweetly to surprise'us the'last ”day; ‘

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one. ved Cards to order

N'orwalkmr oftlie subscriber, .
CHAUNCEY STREETK.
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The Troy (N. Y ) ”daifilg can: you

 

WestNorwalk. Sept.25. 1869.

 

love your girl, sleigh her on tho spot. ’

W4. . J.