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\v‘ut‘tiil!‘ .‘ufia’h‘d. and Miami adflce with-
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DEX-IRS.
A T L A “F .
and;
Man:
a .w ‘nunh' l‘lnthlng: Store. South Norwal‘k. " ‘
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“- .‘l. itaNDE'xsttfrrTf,
\ l‘ ’l‘ H RX E Y AT LAIY.
~ tiltr'lFJJl ml'm 3.qu BUILDING. NOB-
WALK. coax. m
WILLIASI A."DALT0.\'; '
ATTORNEY AT LAW“.
W Man.
Was-rm Ian. D
Durst-av Mun
Dam! Man. Dru—km a. m: 5:45 v.
x. WILCO
‘VOLnl.
SOUTH NORWALK POST OFFICE.
Mans Eur Gwen-tkfland 9:30 A. 1; {salami
Dru—Wml;wr.x.
L‘.: my. in.
x.
1?. X.
HORWALK POST OFFICE.
mum-d 9’A.1:'&mlnd
Wasv Gwen-7:13 A. x. ; 2:!) and” r. n.
Enema Man. Dtn—&m a. 1.; can 2. 1
Wm Ian.
burnt—xv Hut. Owens—8:53 a. 1.: w r. 1
Datum Ian. Dex—7:5 A. 1.: stir. 1.
Wm Ian. (can?) Den—1cm
West-ox Man. mutt) nouns—12w x.
A. ‘.
CHAS. W, P. M.
ROWAYTON POST OFFICE.
Mam Barr (mosh-8:8 a. 1.
Elana Wm noun—1:45 A. 1.; 32:) r. n.
K‘s-runs Man. Dru—1cm a. 1.; 8:5 11'
Was-rm Man. Dru—«355 a. n.
OLIVER
COOK. P. )l.
SOUTH NORWALK CITY OFFICERS.
m Wm Gwen—73m a. 1.: Madison:
Marika-4&1: we).
A Song orspring‘.
IT A SISIQLB WHO t'stccmi' Ii OCT 0" t-ORTS.
Spring‘s delights are now returning.
Cuttingly the cast wind blows ;
Blazing ares we must keep burning.
(‘hilblains else infest our toes.
Fltfalarethefreqnentchangcs;
Onedaytrcesingtotheboae;
Sethheglaastonlnetyrangea.
Whenthesunlnabrightly shone.
Bent-e come asthma and bronchitis.
Coughs and coldsand sore—throats too:
Hence the tome, inspected. white is,
And the cheek is pole of hue.
Rheumatism and lumbago.
Influenza too attacks ;
Till we live on slaps and sago.
And lie helpless on our backs.
Friends robust enjoy for dinner
Duckling: and spring cabbage S‘VL‘CI ;
Envions we grow daily thinner,
Getting nothing nice to eat.
Doctors send us nasty mixtures,
SOUTH.
.NORNVALK500NIQ
[wan-ran to: 1": m1
CHIRP;
‘ 0‘.
HEARTS:
~ALOVEREcoao.
By lugwoal of Watched".
[Continued]
At this time an earnest- suitor, Ralph
Marsh. a widower, one who had known
her from her earliest childhood, and al-
ways loved her, (so he said) asked her to
be his wife. She refused, and nothing
more was said about the matter. Ralph
was not yet thirty, an honest, good-hearted
man, with a. tolerable education and a very
considerable fortune; and by his first mar-
riage, intimately connected with the \Yil—
mots.
Thus matters stood, when poor Chirpic‘s
returning happiness was stricken down
again.
' heart in its stmggfiéo sndp the mortal tics
THURSDAY, MAY 1
-latenod to the wilé‘b'eating of my
asunder-aid thus toao ode.” " uiet,
sweet Ch“ is, Jim yourself," an-
swered softly. S I: smiled sadly and nestled
on in neck. “ Don't fear for me, Berta,"
was r reply, “I shall become Ralph’s
wife, for God has given me to him, and l
reverence God, dear Berta “But do you
love Ralph, Chirpie?” I inquired, putting
her soft hair back and pressing my lips on
her white brow. “ Yes, Berta,’ she calmly
replied, “ with my heart I do. He is
and kind and afl'ectionate, and father oves
him too. His happinem shall be mine. I’ll
live for him alone, sufl'er eve thing, hear
everything for his sake, as has willed
lt.”_ “ Amen, my darling Chirpic," I ex-
claimed, clasping her to my heart with tear-
ful eyes, “ become Ralph‘s wife, he‘s worth
of you; but oh, keep out of sight of this
wretched world. There will be a hundred
to es dri plug with falsehood, but always
y to lie your hands and lie you out of
your happiness. Heed them not, dearest
friend, heed them not." “Never fear, in
Berta," she replied, “ it's the present that
dread. For me the future wears no sombre
garb. It's clad in brightest colors."
September 23rd.
1,1871.
iNO.26
Praedeal doting.
Chamber! Jam-no! tells the following
among other storlm of pracdcal joking:
The ancients used to indulge in practical
joking to aconsiderable extent; for instance,
the Thraciaus, at their drinking parties,
sometimes played the game of hanging.
Theyilxedaround noocetothebougbof a
tree, and placed underneath it a stoned
such ashape thatitwouldeusilytnrnamund
when any one stood upon it. Then they
drew lots, then he who drew the lot took a
sickle in his hand, stood on the stone and
put his neck into the halter. Then the stone
was kicked away ; if he could cut himself
down with his sickle, well and good; but if
he wu not quick enough he was hanged
outright; and the rest laughed, thinking it
good sport.
Nero’s jests were likewise very practical.
lic without a buckeye cane, by way of bra-
vado and ornament Likewise, Democrats
sported hickory walking-sticks, with green
hickory nuts bigger than hen's eggs hanging
“Whatafat fellow that senator is!" boob-
servcdthcotherdny toaconrlicv; “asemc
cut himintwo!" and he did it inthemoat
The sentinel, Printing House
uni-hm ‘ MM. ' ‘
M
The Coon-Skin and Kai-(Hilde: Campaign
Those who can recall the Min-
paigu of 1840, appreciate the remark of a
gentleman that if he were tenyeats younger
he would never have lmown the truth of
those times, because, without having wit-
nessed them himself, he would never have
believed their history. During the height
of the canvass, conversation among all
classes, to the rcmotcst settlements, among
men, women and children. was mixed with
politics, where it was not politics unmixed.
No child that could haloo was ineligible to
the political fellowship, or insensible of his
or her party status. Women had log cabins
printed on neck-ribbons and bonnetaatrings,
and sometimes coon-tails appended to their
reticules; while no male person not willing
to be classed a “ Locofoco" appeared in pub-
Amonor“Naam,nvGooann"
-Dr. Cuyler my: of Sarah Plowa,the
writerof this soul-touching hymn: “She
wasworthyofher namc.‘ For‘Sarah’sig-
nines a prmous,‘ and a sweeter fragrance
hasnnlycxhaled from any newer inthe
gardcnof tbeLord. This gifted glrlmar-
ried Mr. William B Adams, an English
civil engineer of superb ablliuea‘ She
constrtnfinn,’ and amid many
bodilymflcrlngsshe kept her pantwork
upon various poetical mam At
whatfimcabecanghtthehmphafimtoeom-
posethat one immortal“ hymn, whichianow
sung around the glm,we have never
learned. Probably it was some season of
peculiar trial when the bruised spin‘t
emittedths odorsof achild-lfke submission
toachastenlngll'ather. Itmusthaveooued
fromableedingheart Her hymn first ap
pearcdfn a volume officiated lyriu,pub
llahedbyaMr. Fox in England aboutthe
yearlsu. m authtucu did not liveto
catchtheecboesofthefameitwastobring
t-FFlA E l\' DiBuLEs BLOCK. son-n x012— m, cat .dmvd,“ and ms; _ .
n W s” p From heave“ came the first. “mum“; tothe knobs. Processiona of the “ British facetious manner
Inger—Drum P. 3.1.
- {York—Warn 1‘. Roman: Imioors keeping us as fixtures. Chirp made me . _ w d to _
I’ll: cox-\- .. .. . . _ promise yes r ay re
- —' -..._. A...» - —~»-—~ 23— {WWW ‘ $.33; Ti” w" "11 ‘° Y‘s-V “3“" b‘""- from be“ 9“ “me the second also._ turn this afternoon, and so I did, at three ;’ Whigs" were always headed by a real log A French auditor of accounts in the sev- 2r she died in 18" “it?“ '8' of 4“ She
nuxsxs PLATT, a.» 1,, One night, m mid-summer. a mid stonn but, to my horror, she was not in her room l cabin on wheels, in which me pioneer 8% enteenth century was . gm, pncu'c-i joke, “yum“ in We Elan. ":1 for :6-
l\“l RANCH AXD REAL ESTATE AGENT.
Auditor—Warn: C. Quad-um.
Harald—Janna L Rtsssu.
Registrars-Joann! R Barnum). Jenn-a C. CHAP-
Kittery Annie’s Dream.
burst forth and a thunder-bolt fell upon the
old Wilmot homestead. In a moment the
I staggered back to the door and clun to it
for support. The river! the river! ex-
claimed, as soon as I mold recover myself,
tiers would be stimulated, with the hunting
shirt on, rifle in hand, wife at work about
all his life. and even played a trick after he
hadlost the power of enjoying it, for he
bayou.“ a the circle of loving friends who
read it on her monument. Picsmtly the
my.
r u- :-r .9 2r . _-_ ‘ . _ .1, - Judge—Winua: T. C‘naw. nr czua rmxrnn. . , .
R ‘znu- ”v3.1 flatmfii’t. abusing; 23;:in SIM (WEI-3m A- WWD‘MRD. do“ 01d [muse “'33 “ ”I" m flames. and rushed out of the seemingly deserted the house, and a baby rollicking in a sugar left four large candles to be binned at his I: ,
(bmm—JOEN mu. 31.11 awn“ poudcryou. Kittery Annie, l Father and daughter were dragged forth house. The path led through the garden. trough, the typical cradle of the {at we“ of funeral which had not been i in; fifteen 931:2“ begigfto wot: its way; into various
. 7c , ans songs orworshp. [termed
issues policies for life. accident and
womanly. in the best 'ea. at the lowest rates.
”dice hum-1.9m“ a. I ;8t05 andftoBr. 1. 0t
any on Main ntmt. Dibble: block. over Comstock‘s
14!
Jim.
mire. south Norwaik.
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173.13:me
1n._.m -l Trinziy t‘bnrvh. Britizvmwt. (‘oun 1
TEAK'IIER til" MUSIC.
.4 Manner—Ln“:- F. Bum.
Surrefl—Wmuan T. Cluvr
Chi?! qr Mia—dons .\'. TYTTLE.
Councilm—
Fxm li‘ard-Tmtmn Bang. Tnoxu Guts.
B. Pranv. masons. G. Fumx.
ll. Non-roux
in.
Second li‘unf—Wxsnm s. Hartman. Roam fl.
. Rom, Jon:~ L. Ricmans. Josm L HOPKLVS.
Third Hard—Gross]: B‘zstmc‘r. linxnv H. En.
“ELL Ham- 2. Moms. Human Wiuvx.
flora of Mien—
first Kurd—Hostile
Elnora).
WILLIAI )1.
That idle you sit in the sun.
Rocking the chair betorc'you.
While your work lies all undone 2"
Little Annie turned to her mistress.
"I think of my dream.“ she said;
" It lies on my mind the livelong day.
A weight as heavy as load." i
" What dreamt-d you. Kittery Annie Y
by the servants and left by the roadside to
watch the pitileas flames work the desola-
tion of their loved home.
No one spoke to them. No one seemed to
recognize them. There they stood.
Chirp‘s arm was passed around her father‘s
sinking form. Ills head rested on the maid-
en‘s shoulder. Her other hand grasped her
In headlong brute I directed my footsteps
thither, when suddenly I caught a glimpse1
of Chirp‘s long, fair hair amid the dark
green shrubbery. The sun was shinin an
it and enwreathcd it withn halo of go den
sheen. Oh, how beautiful ‘she looked ! She
was seated on a rustic bench, plaiting oak
ltaves together, and Ralph was bending over
her. I turned to flee, but Cliirpie, happening
to look up, caught sight of my white dress.
early days. A barrel of hard cider was
conspicuous; buek«horns straddled fmm the
stick and mud chimneys: coon skins were
nailed on the outside on the walls to dry,
and from the clapoboard door a large leather
latch-string always hung out, in token of
hospitality. In the way of hunting, no
pitch of loyalty during our late war ever so
minutes hem) shay went of as fireworks.
When a lady condosccnds to a practicd
joke, it is generally a very neat one. M.
Boncort, tine rich financier, was very stingy
to his wife in the matter of pin money.
One day a lady closely veiled, and very aux-
ious not to be recognised. called upon him
and borrowed a large sum, leaving her dia—
toAmerica. Itwaa heard with delight in
ourprayerincctinga. Itwasmarrlcdtotbe
noble tune of “Bethany,” and everybody
caught the glonous' strain. In noonday
gatherings for prayer, it soon became so
familiar that if any one “struck up" the
hymn the whole audience joined in.
+.
I" "1‘ ““1 My “1d wrdn""b»"i BI’MJ‘“ Set'vnd Ward—Canvas F Touts 5mm. F ~-
wrt reed-y. M and Sunday: Sorwalk nor» m ‘ ' “ ' C°m°~ ‘3" F0“? m ‘0 in“- ~ - ' ~ ~ . She called me. I was soon at her side. Her .
Ila?" Wtstwrllhtnrda); 4 1 Tim, Wm4um C Cm,“ “only“ in no, I thought [could not hoaryour voice. will)” " :“fx'mrf' T2“: 311,3h‘_,h;‘d 581““: how was as white ‘_ Pariau marble and covered the sky of noon with the sunset monds as a pledge. It was his wife. '1‘er on D an Enosunn m Sn,
in... .mm as usua. -t / meru. For the thundering of the set,“ . (snw n c [10 roo c in “ii. l n on {55‘ as motionless and coldly calm. . She hues of our ““0““ ensign. The country, The French thieves sometimes used to ma ATBEAl—The fearful mo;
1 n .u “'1; LL HOTEL,
vnll’M-Ji 3.115 AND WAbHIXGTON STREETS.
*Hl'Til SURWLLK. (USN
PM: «I: C0” Proprietors.
\n I'hP‘Jr‘flt Mable Carriages in at-
: alliance at d! hairs. which an be had by appllca‘
mm a: nicest the Hotel. H!
J. \V. (-‘IIII’I-‘IN.
lit it 5E, SIGN AND ('RNAMENTAI.
PAINTER AND DECORATUR.
at Van nod.
Benedict.
lin B. Pnrdy.
Finance—R
Eu 8. Elwell.
or COL—SCIIm.
Rowan.
LIST 0? TH! =T.t.\’DIKG COMMITTEE 0? THE BOARD
Crrdimimvr—Thomas Guyer. Hart 2. Norton. Tal-
madge Baker.
Amman—George Benedict. Leander G. “'iloox.
Robert H. Rowan.
w: and Sidewalk—Henry II. Elwell. Franklin
8. Purdy. Robert H.
Lamp; and Gas-
Sanford Wilcox.
Li. Z Norton. 'i'hornas Guyer.
ohn L Richards. Trimadgv Baker. Frank-
obcrt Ii. Rowan. Jowpb L. Hopkins.
Baker.‘8. Z. Norton. George
Whinting—J. L Ilopkiu-. Hartford “'ilcox.
“ From east and west and north and south.
It raged fierce and fast.
And gathered about the quiet hour-1‘
And reached the door at last ;"
“ And just as if it raised a hand
And struck an angry blow,
A great wave beat against the door-7
Then silence seemed to grow."
" Did no one answer. Annie.
That awful knock at the door Y“
" No, waves were still and winds were still.
crash. and bought was left of the stately
\Vilumt mansion but a pile of black, 5me
during ruins.
A hand laid upon her shoulder aroused
(‘hirp to a consciousness of ”‘8 fact that
among the happy millions on this great
world, she and her father were homeless
and almost pcnnilt‘»
'Twas Ralph.
" Chirp." said he. in a tone of nudism-ni-
blt-tl sympathy, “bring your father home to
med me tenderly, and said that the soft air
had enticed her from the house. I don‘t
recollect the conversation. I didn‘t hear one
half that was said. I think Ralph repeated
once or twice that he hoped Miss St. Marie
wmld be a frequent visitor at their house.
I fi'igued an indisposition and hurried away.
At the ' walked with me toward the gate,
Clirp caned on Ralph's arm. I hastened
home, and throwing myself upon the sofa,
inept like a child.
{Norm by Berta—l never saw Chirp after
tlis day unless Ralph was at her side. Nor
did I ever press her to my heart again while
in fact, was frantic. The outlays of money
were lavish. The aggregate, especially on
the part of the Whigs. must have been
enormous. The houona paid to their candi-
dates were so absurdly extravagant that
old Whigs to this day are twitted by old
Democrats,aa if they had been caughtin
some excessively puerilc thing. Such was
1840. In this year, 1871, at North Bend,
Ohio, the aged politician may go to measure
the folly of partisan ests and the vanity
stealaofunnily thatcvan theirvictiinawerc
half inclined to pardon them.
The Duke of Frouaac, nephew of Riche-
lieu, was coming out of the open one night,
in a splendid dress, embroidered with pearls,
when two thieves managed to cut of his
coat tails. He turned into his club, where
everybody laughed at him, and so he found
out what- had happened, and went home
Early next morning a well-dressed man
called at the Duke‘s hotel, and demanded to
o
memwofthehrkbuhiqumaChina
teaclipper, shipwrecked on a mall island
intthtnth Paciflcocean, are namtcdin
mengim- ome’Ilh. Theérewtook
tothclong boat md CapLVandevordse-
aircdachmand nautical man-M but
atraugeto‘mynbcompamwassavsd;a
caseof colonml’ wine,a bag and ahalfof
breadandtw'obuacuwcreputintheboat,
bntno Maud for thirty-one days the
thirteenmeuwereiutbe opaiboatwitbout
“ir‘P‘WW Lucas' llntrl. Main ‘lft‘L‘l. South Schism. Hair? E. 51er. . And I heard nothiu" more." . - . . ' ~
. ,1." "d , '. mama—maxim B. Partly. John I. Rtrh- ° my house; all that I possess is youn. \V lnle . _ . . _- . .
in“; Norga'lch‘ so??? ixsrr‘d'mg wd “guilt: “Tm Guya- n n m ”m f h be" mm 1 1-,“, mu ‘11,," um.” w~m| CNN Chirp she refllmnt‘d at \ alley Claire. W hencverI 0‘ Pam?“ honors. hear the center of 8 see. him at once on a matter of most vital seeing land or . ship or receiving any as»
43—1. awn“; George Bone cmoi 0’ O“:- 0 t" “3 . » ‘ ‘ ' ‘ ' mm to her, early or late, with the fond fieidasimple brick structure, mostly below importance. Manateur dc Fransac was chancewhatever For the first five d.”
4.2:? cnosvn.
t’ \lll’EXTER AND BUILDER.
Joanna. hon: .n' situm‘ sorter; ,-
3! I
t min-rs solicit-rd.
south Surwalk. Nov. 1‘... twill
Shop on Ann street. near Main.
It!
81' l I. 0 ER AND CONTRACTOR.
”in mi
dict. Eanford Wl cox
0w Wail [AI-19¢. .Yo. “E. F. and A. .ll.-
communications boldeu on the first and third
day evenin"s in each month. at their Hall. on Main
sweet. Soufi Xorwall m-oxrge .
.9 Lodge .Yo 6 eets on first and third
SOCIETY INDEX.
RELIGIOL'S
MASONIC
Knight. w. x
p ' .i fixer! in their III“ on “'all ~t.. Nor
. “31k. Jamw E Barbour, Pres.
ular
es»
And there crept to her heart a chill ;
And ere: she thought of the ravciiing art.
And the dream that boded ill.
" O. is it my bonny boys it seeks,
lashing the house around 3
Or is it their comrade. tried and true,
Most in his prime be drowned 2“
With his clear my eyes and his golden beard.
Like a strong young king of the sea.
let's gnf‘
Chirp could not reply
Just then, a reflection of the now distant
storm lit up the heavens.
Ralph looked upon her face. ‘Twas bathed
in tears, yet radiant me an angel's.
Ralph led tht‘m away in silence to his
home.
hmc of finding her alone and having her
leap into my arms, as of old, there stood
1h ph, watching over her with his cold.
start-hing. gray eyes, which seemed to say
is me, “ Don't touch her; she's mine now;
lire saved her life twice ; her love is my re-
unrtl, and woe to him or her that tries to
rob mo of it“)
i l
Several leaves, covering a period of a
i
s i
the surface and rapidly decaying, with a
door having a broken hinge, secured with a
shilling padlock, contains the remains of
\Villiam Henry Harrison. There are sev-
eral receptacles in this vault, in three of
daughter. They are rudely closed with
brick, and no inscription is anywhere about
the place. The arched roof is about to fall,
which are the General, his wifc,-and his
awakened. “ Monsieur," said the visitor,
“ I am officer of police Monsieur, the
lieutenant of police has learned the accident
which happened to you yesterday, on loam.
ingthsopen,and {have been sentbyliim
to request you to order the cost to be plawd
in my hands, that we may convict the
offender by comparing it with the mutilated
tails" The dies was given up, and the
theybadnotadrop of water,and “recap-
taindividedabottle ofwine daily among
thethirteenmen. Afterthattheyhadrains,
andcaughtaionghto serve outhalfapint
ofwstertoeacbmanperdicm. Itwas
first designed to steer for the Kingsmill
group, but the current was against than,
audthenaaniisewasteered forAaeension'
St. John‘ .— u: in
in .1: or branches. with or without material. Joh- lhur'd-I. y “will .Siiiidegchpdmonhrihwllfiu on Wall The younger came. and "Mother!" he said- LEAVES i-‘ltoai BERTA‘a Jul'BNAL. in)" nth or more, are here torn out of Bt-r- _ Isl d, and had yet the party been able
. , and the whole will then be ashapeless pile duke wasin rapturcs with the vigilance of to row they might lave m it, but
I
= .-._v dun-'1! diaries: notice. 01'de solicited.
.‘thp out of the bowl. near the Nursery. South
\‘nrwaik
street. Dun-walk.
Orr W‘ 10?.
evening. at their all
our) FELLOWS.
Jo. lit->Xeets every Monday
. on Wall street. Norwalk.
“0. mother: listen to me.“
She answered him with a sudden cry;
September 150:.
Chirp has just left me. She seems quite
happy this nfteruOon. Oh! that dreadful,
his jouniul. and we are constrained to seek
ft! another source of information respecting
of rubbish, the bones of a President and
the bricks mingled, as if it had been a chief
thepolice; but it was a new trickof the
rogue who had stolen the tails, by which he
wukutheywergall theycoulddowasto
keeptheir boat before the wind withthe
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\} d. L 11-3123 1) ‘ ‘ xii? {sways enema) Em“ A" W “dim“: gt,“.ZTC§,m.Tn'.§°.n;hi:giiic. ishut out sll‘othcr comers flllllil'ct'l llllllSolf ? niomis, ln' letter or Otherwise, parted with lag attest the ages which have not obliter- we pubhahed the particulars of an ex- King with the utmost Wt! He
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E ' 8‘ L‘ ' nu mix... .Yorrmik Pods-Room.- in Savings Bank Building, 5“,“de min on“), sigh,” ,safe from all Inll‘llsltnl.’ Were Ilie, noth- i nutnai protestations of lustingati'eetion. ated the marks 0‘ veneration, While here "- penment made to grow ‘ better had of took the upmin 9d mate to live with
a was but yesterday that a million of us wore oysters in the bay of SanFranciacothan the him and w (ll-115' tothe in l
' mm
STAIRS. 3C . 8C.
“side to order. and put up or shipped to any part of
iii-f country ‘hnp {out of Marshall street. South
\Vur‘ 11'-
\.. t‘nll‘f“ prumpilv attended to and satisfaction
1-“
illT‘lfiit'V‘tl.
in ..\( ‘ Ks)! iTu {5'2}:
arm
‘ dent.
(‘.\ 1m .3; Evrzxnex. m
Haven Rat road Depot. South Sorwnlk.
evening tSundays excepted.) Chester F. Tot
Bare Boll Club, Alert. Jr.. South Kuwait—Wm.
Selleck. President; Geo. K. Burd._\'ice President;
8. II. Norton. Secretary and
Smith. Captain.
evening. in South Normalk.
Vice Preside II. Strain-s
ideal.
Sci-walk. Upon every dav and evening tSaudays er
cc ted.) Chas. (a. Dean.
(Ind—W in New York and New
Cfub. “ ann.
: secretary. W. Bro
n every
. Fresh
Treasurer : Charla E.
"—Meehi every Friday
President, F. Becker:
‘ O. darkened are his kind blue eyes,
That were so fair to see.
And still and cold the ready hands
That worked so faithfully."
Sore mourned the younger brother,
But the elder did not spat; ‘
lie bowed his head upon his breast.
With the salt tears on his cheek.
lug could entice me to attempt the ctmtrol
nf Chirp':I wild impulses; for though they !
slumber now, they will surely awaken soun- »
future day with i‘etlouhlcd strength. But
perhaps I wrong her. Chirp is new a wo- t
man. “hat a sweet serenity rests upon her ,
brow, that misfortune hath wrung so cruelly i
of late. When] feel her fair form within 5
my arms and have her fix those large bllll' ‘
eyes on mine, I'm strangely happy. and my i
And then again, so ominous a silence has
hiss St. Marie always maintained upon this
3 period in Chirp's life. that we have scrupu-
lously forbnrnc making the slightest allu—
don to the wanting [ntges of her journal
After the lapse of a few short weeks,
Ralph )lulsh was wedded to “ the beautiful
lllltl accomplished Miss Agnes Wilmot," as
body to the plowshars of a few years hence.
Will the white-haired men who. in their
prime, poured their eloquence into the loud
enthusiasm of 1840, and who recall with
mournful pride those days of pure life and
badges of mourning over the death of our
chief, and today we carelessly leave his
loftier intellect among public men, permit
native breeds of this coat. Mark Winant
and son brought young New Yorkoyltcra
across the continenthy rail. transplanted
them somewhere on the Alameda aideof
the bay, and after a year found that they
had increased wonderfully in size, while re-
taining to the full the delicacy and richncm
for which the New York bivalves unfaw
town. Afterthirty' “days tbcywcre
taketioflfby a ship which put inforpro—
visions. __0___
Guam Dune omelm—A
Con-dimmin- givcl the udparticu— .
laiaof thedathoftwo littlegirhbybcmg'
lostdurlnga storm upon the opaprairk
“quid common» that they have started a new _ . . . .
(sup. situate: them 0! \Vater ”$333" .Souteh man £31m». . Ewen .fidul Director. co. m th heart sinks Within :1ch ivlium the Ilflw‘dcc is , site is railed in an article of congratulation
grant -0 ' , 5C” . ‘ Amino mint: had £an er broken. How tender. ' Ovc her . n this E ‘ _ . ~ 3 ed Pacific' Oyster bu milesfrun that city Only'm'n
¢.l-.\ERAL BLtCKSWBG. “'AGO) G 50RWALK mien. ASSOCIATIOS. ‘ For hefhmr1mt‘mtmwi’d‘ surprises me, for I 115?“, always been suspp evidently cut from the columns of the \ al- ““5 disgrace? '32:“; fifizz'fdgedmslth amplfal of “3:12:21 m Old. “W! 'fle' In “In";
W. , _ .
A They make a soccxaiiv of OYSTER $0368.
unspent Sill? WORK. to Good Work a: rea-
-- =;.“ic privc- 143m
tam-11" N’dufia'atnx
\".\\'l.\'GS BANK.
President.
Treasurer.
Meets second
Gregory. M. D. : Secret". W.
46‘ ELL I. D., Noe President.
A. Lockwood. M.
M. a. Pardee. it. D.
rmaasxca
in lelic'l
Monday evening in each month.
[in
”"0. 11—th5 every Friday
But wistfuliy her agar eyes
Embraced each mowing child.
And as she saw hum the windows
The breakers dash and gleam.
ciotis of my sex. Chirpie‘s are the only
woman‘slipsl ever longed to kiss. Wliuti
silly stuff to write: but yet I mean it. and ;
why not unsex myself uml be frank about
the ,mattcr? Jealous? ()f Chirpie? lfl
lt-y (‘lairc (Vironz'd(‘, and found among the
papers of Him: Berta St. Mario.
The following is n rcrbatim copy of this
mention of (‘hirp's marriage. We give it
Dm'rn or a Museum Consents): mu
S'rAnV'a-rtox.—The Rev. D. E. St. Croix, a
Presbyterian clergyman who has been living
in Oswego.N. Y., during the winter, died
twenty thousand dollars, for the purpose of
going into the business permanently on a
small scale. The Messrs Winans are fa-
miliar with the oyster trade, and the experi-
togoonavm" totbebouaeofancigh' bor,
’ taboutamilc. Theyremlinedthere
eveniu . at their Block. Main street. - ~ . - - ~ -
_ Pun.“ Vumnu‘s CONN Sudth . orwsik. Mrs.Dr.Pardee. W. C. T. 1"“ "3?“de “re?“ " "1° m'ng am, (shame, daughter of Eve) Ive been by way of variety lll style, trusting that the . _ . ,
‘ ' ' ‘0'?“ Mt" 1- 9 6- 7“st 9"" Wain” ‘1‘ Km"? Aule‘m‘ deceilful; for I told her it few moments ”min and French will puzzle nobody: there lately under peculiar circumstances. merit of transportation on a large scale, hensmns were felt aato their safety. 53
During his residence there he was seldom under their charge, has been remarkably they journeyed on,however,th¢y losttheir
an} evening at their nun; Main street. South Nor-
”
ago that i loved her dearly. No. imposst- v
i. :v n~z allowed on all Depodu made in this
i'n; A than the “r“! d1" of the month next we "all cm“ 3““ “~C-T- , - - - . ' .
, . .. . ' . . ' . A (mollATLLATOBY tram. - .
~-::t‘.: :hvdv-p‘x't . ‘ "so", ‘9’ {If}? and Wm WM Bubbles- NC- 1 “WP 1* “““‘}5°“‘" “1““ 1' b‘" Ill 1 . . seen abroad except“ a regular attendant at successful. The eastern oyster in that bay way,and wandered ova" the connuylnm
u. s. naxroan. 6,0. . It can Hug“ end?! '3‘?“ I“ match my heart l'fllnsl hers fox sunshine), 1 ‘Al earlv dawn on Thursda , With the . . . . _ ,
; -.' Treasurer. their mu. on m game. m 50mm. . a , .. . ., - -. . . - ' . .- - _ the meetings of the Presbyterian Church, at is found to grow much more rapidly than at that terrible uproar ofmelements, in into
N 5“,.”an W C. 1 Can a thin person properlv be called a nut that 3 our} thin” in tin. purl 0 \ ol (mung of the gray to ilight, the amh man . , , _ _ ,
M _ n EC K ER. Ward Dim. No. as 8.1'?‘ r.—neem every , . ~11 camc stream”. 5,0,, was um scene of acuve pmpanuom which he was noticed as adevout won-sniper. the east, withoutlosmgmquahty. It makes the night. At lat, one of 61-, the young-
H‘IL 3““ “mam!" W‘“ 5‘“ ‘ S‘i’m’w‘" ’9’” I0!“ 110 unimportant event; in “0% no more About a month since he was missed from a growth of five hundred per cent. in one est, succumbed to the cold and fatigue, md,
\'.l\'i‘. AND LAGER BEER SALOON. thaw-d
Tuesdav evening at their
street. Konnlk. C. P. SelJ
eck. W. P.
Dim. No. 1 S. q/
.
T.——Xeets every
Friday evening, a thdr Hall, on “'all ism-ct. Sor-
walk. E. E ' P
Nobutly‘s Child—Joshua, who was the
son of Nun.
A note from Chirp, :it last.
“ The night was beautiful. and Ralph
asked me if I wouldn‘t like to walk to
nor less than a wedding. The hour for the
«remony had been fixed at one o‘clock pre-
ciiely, but long before the orb of day had
the congregation, and some of the charita-
ble members, making inquiry, ascertained
that the old gentleman was ill. He did not
year,andithasbeenfound that theapawn
Every oyster yields
about three million young, and although a
develops readily.
unable to proceed, lay down, and shortly
died.’ Her sister, benumbed and wfld with
grief" Inductionmyedncar thcbodyfora
t .mp1: Hun and Wa-hingwa streets. South Nor- , - .- . . ~ . ,
“zlk, Cuun. 1. erg-i103 ; c7};- i‘n‘oufil %%:$e{$cg$lgn¥§$?7 Never attempt to form an opinion of a the river. (And of course you couldn i re- tracked the meridian, carriage after carriage
\V. \v. (:70 «Mr K:’ gall ggtrcet. over insurance alike, Nomlk James woman by her sighs. {EgaligatlicolllfiglthZI-t) 633:“ difaifficm deposited its mile and silk-clad contegdts at go abroad again, and soon his illness became large proportion' dies, enough will mature length of time, and men, in an alipostdymg’
Ill! " Plaidrut. _ . ' ‘ ’ , ‘ , ‘ ’ , - , ' .h _ I “dam, asse , . u s - -
(; " 0 (w I“ R . BEXEVOLEET 80m: “ ll)" IS lllt’ sun like a good loaf! Because inted to 3 large rock near us‘ (.51), “‘8", ::&§(::2||CT£‘:80117:nd It was onlmrlily dig: 88110“. On Monday, April 17,1Ie I“ CV1. ‘0 wallhnt I npld mam of ale punt ”at“, €116”va ‘0 find the [rack
‘ ' ch'rdml Armdation.—Meets first 'fig “gm when it rises. if it must be; God knows I ho t’will be ,f “mm“ exertions on the part 0 the om. dent that his end was near, and the old man There is no doubt that the m of again. She round about in this way we.
eral Monti] at daybreak the next morn-
5:. Jtivipll '4'
Thursday evening
of «ch month. Rooms in liab-
all for the best). Sitting down a ongsitle of
(tr of the ow that these urchins were kept
expressed a desire to have a will drawn up.
growing oysters there will become one
of greatlpiportance,and there iscauaefor
lugdicfoundbersdfinear' home. She
hilllll.l~‘.'.~' BLOCK, bei‘sBl menu andell s.\V. . « . .s‘ - -
Haida Pigdem' 1' n mm m ”‘30:;1‘33“:‘13“:1‘3:Y‘::‘:rlu “ “ML “Nd he 3:; gigl‘llcln-wstttcllilfig ttllleen :dddscnllmgtfilgrgi:‘ out or ”w apple-trees °n the 1“"1' A‘ the A lawyer was procured but when he ar-
. . in so WALK. - xx, TRADES I'XIONS. - - = '- i . , , ' ., ' W 1 _ a ted, a, bride and groo a . . ’ . , .
' T_ if; to .. _ .(‘m-paclers‘ rmd Joinm' rum .vo. a)..0f"eo_tith Never have awwden “,2 mud“ U,- oak his face with his hands, be burst into tear: Dylredopprglpe bangiful “d accomplishc‘zl rived, decided thatthc patients mind.was congratulation in the fact. The native ruchedr firehouse and told whathadhap
(.ittx LRIES- ”Nut-390W“ “‘6 31"? “nd‘h1m$?>f‘?§ . . ., i ‘ _ , ’ (What? Why, how strange!) I was startled, Kiss Ame, wflmops brow was pale, but too much deranged to properly admn of oysteraohtained along the omegcxccptthe Mwhuia my was Wydn-
r rooms. on n s we . because oak is apt to prot uec .t-corn. for I never recollect having heard a man cry tle blush of health and pride mantled the such , proceeding, “a the will m not ex- few brought at great expense from Icahn, Med in couch of the other has girl's
lll‘Tt‘llINGS. 3““
ings in ad: month. at the
13. Wm. A. Kellogg.
Midst: E. H. Dibble.
so much like a woman. (It is really very
clock of our worthy townamnn, Marsh. In
seated. The old man died suddenly, while
areannllin sise,ooppeiy inflavor,andrel-
mania Theywen found at amput-
J H H X m"; um." Trad! Amazima of “cum Why should a spider be a good correspon- t I 1 ‘t d . ht
, . - . _. . "u ' 10““ . - ~ , . , . - . . _ . s ranr'c. ( on won or you were n — . _ - . _ .
'.;;.';“;"£,.,if.,“‘§’:m‘“‘—“,: gamma; gfifl: mugging.grmfgggg,$133,133 dent? Bum,“ he drum 3 lme h" 0‘”) cnedfChirp.) ‘What‘s the matter,‘ Rn ph, :Ig‘;?f?t hggfigaitkgfi wremlmgdgfmag he was sitting up in a chair, the same even- atively scarce and dear. The addiflm to “you“ Mud We In. 1., 3
Thomas and... Secretary. 90’" I Ianil’Cd- ill 8 trembling voice ‘C‘hirp.’ gamma now crowded fomd with “mm. lug. Sonedaysprevloas tabla dasth,cliar- themarketsof anarticlcequaltotbseausn mwmm eldut girl has died
of the abuts of the night's evaita.
receive-d from his customs. he hopes. by
itablemcmbersof thePresbytcrlan congro- brecds,willbeafactof muchvaluemthelr
FIRE DEPARTMENT “ None but the brave tltSCl‘Tt‘ the fair,“ he replied, looking “l’ at me and striving 1” of long life and ha pin”. The
aw q n and We!!! of Groceries to meet
'iw lion in! secure m3 fire of PI: Fisk “I. lldd‘rr .' - . _ . , . .
hi: mm i- ll“ “Hm I gen Hf new «Zone Thursday in egg: 335$. ‘é’Tféf‘v‘m. and none but the brave can live with some at}; ”£39"an gli‘gdhé’f‘ “2:“; m 1"” "3-; gig, burg: ognmtirgylaawughtcr “lg“ “13?. 8;: gation, who ministered to his wants when moon and commerce. _____..._._.__
.._ ‘._ i...m,..-..-. , . t I urch ,I'Ofi . -- 4—- “
run '1‘ BROTHERS. ”m”: " 3‘ (b...V'o.l..\'orwalh-—Xeets °f then“ ng‘am- ‘Wlll you. can you 10"? “19,? 4, 83' momentary absence of mg ofllceg‘ o the his “Wm condition WW. be- L Loris “Huron nu" Wyn—A
Good rrsolulions are like ladies who faint I 9“" hope ‘0 make you my “fa? (how lav. made a successful attack upon the came convinwt‘l that his tunes resulted yod‘tgtfiluumn Itlsanold “’33“! San w W0! mm '
and W7 7, while «mum
mmnlitm W ‘ waldo occurredwlnle' '
taking a,m.w..§ty with less.
museum:
are a nuisance
W
mt'l‘nesda maxim-lb. J.B.mla.Foreman.
Had: goat .. No. I. Kuwait—Sect: first
. e have called the
r. m Fol-emu. solely from his peuurious habits, in depriv-
ing himself of sufficient food tosustain life.
Whenfoodwasglventohim hewonld dc-
vour an enormous quantity and exhibit the
let's hear your answer, my Chirpic.) 0h,
Berta, how I trembled ! Darkness seemed
to envelope me. Then vivid lightning flashed
before my eyes, and the rumble of thunder
sounded in my ears. Suddenly the bolt came
apple-trees. These
and ought to be a_
attention of the “ w oficera to this
mutter repeated! e now do so
Vm cat. The {hades of night had (“$33.
Planters. .‘hipprrx and “'holeselv brain” in ,
' Wednesday incacb month. C
n l' s T E R s.
Th» large-t and no" reliable Oyster establish-
rcasondcclinetodo the twentiethhc wfil
forget theninstcenrequcsts thatyoa have
granted,andoalyrememberth.uathatyon
haverefnaed—andfor that Who will
in a lecture loom—they only want lobe
carried out.
. . . O. .
An Indianapolis girl tlocsut allow the
mamm'rm:
1 wt is («Hectic-t.
Pin L Water pan-ct. font of Ray-Ind.
ruum SnvwalL SM. 1?. ma let!
w. is. rroLLEes
Dealer in
“tint-H Tin Ware. Cooking I'M.
Inn's ad Inc M Gouda.
Ital mt‘oppundshsctlr—wk
thtdhgzd M
that
-wuflg...»
Drafts.
Traveiets’ Insurance Company,
0' man. 0033.,
" .\ (n‘ .\I‘NS’I‘ .tccnnsx'rt-J.
It the a.“ of
mviux I. m.
m IIO'M. Cm.
mums-autism
loan of one leg to prevent her dancing the
Virginia reel on crutches .
A Boston paper speaks of an individual
there who is so addicted to tardiness that
he is known as “ the late Mr. Tompkins."
“ By George!" exclaimed a Frenchman
thcotlier morning, “I have slept sixteen
crashing down from heaven and the flames
burst forth. I saw it all. I saw my mother‘s
picture. I felt father clinging to me. I heard
the mad shootings of the people; then grad-
ually the storm asscd over, and there we
stood, father an: I, by the roadside, two
poor, homeless wanderersl t in, a hand
was laid u my shoulder. looked up.
'Twas Ralp The visidh had fled. He did
not say, ‘ Come, Chirp, let’s go.’ No,,he said
when we shook our worthy :0me by
the hand and wished him and theheautiful
Mia. Ralph Marsh jo , to the fullest earthly
mmaure. Upon media the lawn, we were
higfly exasperated to d the urchins in
quiet 'onof the a lc-trces. Where
wag the oflicer of the law ’
_ (in the 10th of November, just one week
after Chirp's marriage, we find the follow-
voracityof a half-starved beastof prey; but
this astonishing tact was not ascertained
untilitwastoolatetoavertthefatal result
of privation. At one time, when a neigho
hateyouever afterward. maintains
ofsomemuofmoam andnlflo ' m;
butitisnottmsofall. Ito naturalfora
borinsisted that the starving man should
partake of some nourishment, citation;
suckling be ilnally‘conacnudhcupaidfour
ecnutoraquartsr'of apo’undof Medicine
noblesonltocherlsharecollection' dun}
nemreceiycdasit'ntobrcatho. Andwhile
veinsa‘einaocmto ass. actsotfrlnd-
ahiptowuda” others. " whichnnscoltm‘a
Wchadstuppedbmmwhen
sedated hair but,» mm «M ton.
femur}: Baal: Jone-Jovian! at Income
“annuals. mummvaited
maunvmnom raised
“when, ‘ mmwfi new sum
slacks”! a'1ittle woman, by the name, of
Invasion!!!» “toward-audience
.M: ’ "m" i '3 M Bulb-II mil—In harm-t- noun Iwenttobcdut eight and got up ,
wt want ”Intranet-Emu aim-3m“ III-P * d": at eight." “Chirp, I am waiting for your answer.’ A} ing entry in Bcrta‘s journal. The hand-A 7 www.mm “ gooddeal of time and labor emit-chosen - .
- .ioux a... um. “ "‘ “ hwmsnew. organ,a rural editor “my,“mmgywmuf,,,,'g,;§hgzs,fg53,3; writing. usuallyso boldsnd legiblefifhm “We 23:39.“ it a m: In”; lookedandforzottmi“ _ ,wc ”law , , “a i miflgigg'm‘figl‘ I
,1:an W4an w " *M .31: “Theswelldial away inadelicious come as'if'he was readin 'm mostsecret Mn,“ pad uncveu,plainly testifying to gulp. Mimiskmwnofhls we! 09; the m m are W by,“ gm m" in fixed” ”I“ k” .
' ‘ ‘ Without. singing a song under thoughts. Oh, how I angered. My heart tllpagitationof the writer: WWW winter,and M'W WW clam favors long fl , I fl_ “ll yam-3;!
ham w law by Fin {enema-tr J??? an iguana-twelve; 1:: ms mm mm mead u, m mum
mutantnvm'mhu. mm
awn: thehcd-cl ii _p
~:‘ "I I'llmlmfim’ 18 fl! mutual-us. m 11' A lady in a menagerie wasasked why she fore in ‘eyes. 'lee'a g ‘ .. wItal-e myself Them mansion “twang _ . , _ .
.1: m‘ a,“ taxman-summit so dosely wood the elephant with her ,8"! 7 .“d M ”Hid plunge White-omissions! Is a ' ' 1M ' mph-Id W I.“ '5‘“?
" “a I. d' mm“: 3., opmgmupnedom. site was “looking gigffi'géwfofwthfimme. thalatoprtwiththahoucw his y.“ a. ‘ . _ ‘ .3
mm J. 8133308. for the key-hole to his trunk.“ me ”$9, watts brunt. flock! .. ,. mvfiiagm a canary ? Oh, (linking, 3 .
'” nut-mm
lumdflfibnnmnfimmmy
mum; , unhappy friend 5”th nieto A ' calm
your magalnfior there alme I’m happy." W
Mesa PMs-when 19.1 Wt). M
He was
mural axn~ TAILOR,
A Duluth paper says one of the streams
fallinginto the Lake Superior from the
northiscallcd “Tommi-her,” beuuae
iththe onlyoneofmlllcmlcs of
thelakothathaanohu‘atb'm ., '
awry. Sure-d): him. «sea- ‘ j :-
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