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ATTORNEY AT LAW.:
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PALVTER AND DECORATUR.
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Jnlll‘llfi'h‘v WORK.
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lililllfill“ illT lit ll‘él'l.
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l. S. TUTTLE,
Cam Manufacturer.
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' Nonralk \Vm. A, Kellogg. Prestident: E. H. Dibble.
i, ths .‘(Yflnd Thursday in each month.
' cnxvn. Foreman.
, am Tuesdav in each month J. B. Elli. Forcmnn.
It has an initial d a 5m
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Warns: )hu. Dun—Batman 9:44 A. 1.; can v.1. l
Dxxxt'xv MAIL (moan—«8:40 A. 1.: cm P. x. 1,
Dxxntux LXI. Dct—KCD A. r. ; 5.15 P. I. .
M. “711.00
NORWALK POST OFFICE. ,
um; Bur Cucsx~823lsnd 9cm 1.1.;52m mdf
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Mina W21- Cunt—1:25 A. 1.; 2” 1nd 8:03 P. I.
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P. x.
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Mum Fun (‘Losg—&£5 A. 1.
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E‘srxus Mu). Dun—7:50 A. 1; $35 1-. x.
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OLIVER COOK. P. 1!.
SOUTH NOBWALK CITY OFFICERS.
Jfayor—Drbcxv P. ELY.
clerk—WALTER 'I‘. BK‘CEIIGEAI.
Thaw—Jun A. Baon
[barrier-(‘85. W. Sun-u
AuditorinuLnR C. QFIXTARD.
M1rnhd4tlfl L. R‘CSSZLL.
Registrar-$4035 B. Bot—m)“. Taznn IRE szcox
Judgg—W‘ILLXAI T. Ciuw.
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Tam: Wum‘A JAIL-,3 C Cuowz, CHARLES ll.
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or cut'vctuzs. i
Ih’iillil:fi('ISA(it‘(ll~:P \V Smith. Joseph R Ray- 1
montl. lichen! Talia-n. :
.«lmmnmu—Geurge Benedict, John L Richards. .
Eduin A_ \Vhitmnn
xrreatx ch :1 siduruil-sr Lorenzo Dibble.
Rzrlmnii, Robert ]. TollcS.
Lamps anti (put—John L. Richzrds‘. llcnry \V Leer 'r
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l.t‘:tc.’, (ik‘\lf;L‘ \V
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.c..\\‘lliiam ll. Wilcox, George
REthilHl'\
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“Tub". ii I; \Vtgh Ptvi
MASUNH‘
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m curb mouth. at their Hill, on Main
\' "' Gm)?“ Knight. \V M.
H .,\fu:_~r (\n 33th and third ,
_ x-arh month Hall on “oil ‘
Ilsutl )l. Pollard. \l.‘ M ,
UDD FELLO‘VS
Lodge: No. lll . Meets every Monday
_. ’3 on “‘3” strt-et, Nurxvuik
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. .‘vcrezarv; ‘f S Mum, Trcablift‘f; that
mm
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on the fir>t and
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Bu"?! t'htcf tn rrh; Jsmvi lltxlzcs, limb
l’rivrl; (in). l. Tullcr, bcmor \Vardcn; 3 G llrin
tun, ‘Crzht': J r‘. Prowitt. 'l‘rvssun-r; Mnscs ll
Glover. Junior “Ewen.
rtt'i’s.
61.1 ll'n’i (iub.~—Cnrucr Main and “'uShingtnn
slfi‘x'ts, 50. h. Somali; Rmmis upcn m-e-rv day and
evcmn; tSnutL'x) s uxcvptmll Elbirt A “'mxiward.
l‘rcsidcnt. _
Nani-v1.22 I'Eub Rooms i" Ssvinr Bunk Budding.
Nurvtnlk
Cc :ctl )
Irzr'nnny (Yw’. ~linoms in Nt-w York and vav
Haven Railroad Dcpnl, South Norwail—i U‘ \n every
ex Piling \Sundoys cxt‘rptcd 9 Chester F. T as, Pm.
dent.
Baa-r Ball Lit-O, At’trt‘. Jr., South Sonics“: ~\Ym.
Svtlcck, President; Geo. K. Kv'ard. Vice President;
R. ll. Sontag Socratic and Treasurer; Charles E;
Smith, Captain.
(in-man ("lull “Fm’tsinn.”~§lcels every Friday
evening, in South Snrvvalk. President. 1". Becker;
Vice President. ll. Strauss; Sect-owl", \\'. Brum»
man; Cashier, ll. Musical
Schnub,
NORWALK XKDICAL ASSOCIATION.
Marta tau-“ml Monday urchin: in curb month.
m‘lkll‘ui. John Hill. M D ; Vice Prcsidcnt, lx-s
firm-2:43. M. 1).; Secn‘tnrv, V? A. Lockwood. )L D,;
Trmurvr. ll. B. l‘ardcc. Si D.
TEMPERANCE
Naomi Social Tern ' , .Yo. 5.kam‘ts every Friday
evenino, u thcir Hal in Dibblc‘s Black. Main sheet.
South S'orwatk. Hrs. Dr. Put-doe. w. c. T.
Nov-wall: Lodge. I. 0. 6‘. 77—31th every Wednes-
day evening x1 their Hall. blah-i street. South Nor
()pvn «wry «in, and pvvuiug (Sundays cx-
Chas (L Iluxn, l'rt-sltirnt
Stadlcr; ircctor Geo.
walk. (‘harlvs Unlock \V'_ C. T
Tampa Honor and Tax «1. “Sparkling
Wild.“ )0. 6.—Xceu every uexsday evening in
their Hall, on Main street. South Nomlk. J. R.
Raymund. W’. C T.
Smnifrzrd Difidm. No. fi 5'. T.-Meets cvt-ry
first“ cumin: u, their Hull. Bunk Building, Wall
“er Norwaik. C. F. Scllcck. \V. P.
(but-0M [Firth/rm. A"). 1 S. of I'D-350143 every
Friday eveninc. at. their Hall, on “full street, Nur-
walk. E. ll. lurker. W. P.
5/ My: 7'. .4. B. Wyclefitn fln-t Homily
evening in cach month. Ronnie in l-aars‘s Buildin:.
Wall str-ch over insurance ofilce, Nonvalk. Jamel
Sherry. Praidcat.
BENEVOLENT SOCIETY.
82. Joaqfix‘: W AW.—Nc¢u first
’l'hutwiny evening of each month. Rooms in Hub-
bc‘li'n Block comer Slain And Wall streets. Wm,
TRADES I‘N'IUNS.
F-tvrirnv‘arr‘ and Jm'ncr." ['m'ort, X0. N. of South
”2LT in- each month, at thrfr mums. on Main street.
Sfi‘h'fafl‘
11a: finiskart‘ Lam! Trad: Amman-n. of South I
3t~rwalk.»,\lcv:s on the b: of Jamar—V. April. July
Ind (Nznhel'. iu nth var, K D. Cornell. President:
Thomas Madden, Smurf.
FIRE DEPARTMENT
Plain”! Hook and Ladde'r (‘0 . No. l, N;rvvalk.l—
.. 5. “‘1 -
Plant-i: Shame! Eng-in! 00.. No. l, Swath—Meet:
mun- [law (‘0.. .\a. x, Xnmlk.~.\lects um
Wetlands: in each month. C. F. Hun—in. Foreman.
BELL a. RAYMOND,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers
Oysters, Clams, Fish and Lobsters,
Oysters by the Barrel and Gallon.
Fruit and Vegetables in their Season.
WEST OF THE XEW YORK AND XEW HAVEN
Phantom DEPOT.
South Norwnlk. Conn.
mm
62333011 arroyo,
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T H E H O I: R
h n: independent. tuba-eddy nee-pp”. published
mxry of the he“ mxnieuia- from correspond—
ems. md editorial. on subject: afloalotgcnaal
infant.
nmnathmgm
as. «Yuck. Ind Xew Jamaican-hub
mama-w. All W m
tenure-cello“ But-.Wmcm.”
. CHARLES H
l FRED w tint'mmlmul'. llurirn
JUHN I" BEATTX. John I’. Bt'alty & Bro~., Nun
' mars, Glandular diet-2mm. Quinuy. Arthnm. Conges-
' 312$ .
SOUTH
NORWALK, CONN, THURS
HARDWARE.
The best 3mm: in town of
GENERAL HARDWARE.
MECHANICS TOOLS.
O! the best qcxlity.
Paints. Oils and W'iutiow Glass,
Rim, Hortlce and Dead Lockfl. Porcelain, Plated and
féé’éii’cill‘e‘ifiio? l?ii.f§2°§x??£"én§.’p 313;“
_W. C. QI’LVTARD 6; (30.,
Comm- Muin and Washington streets,
SOI’TH NORWALK. CONN.
Brim KSAPP.
if!
1r. c. QYL‘KTABD.
South Noel-lull Nov. 27, 1870.
Eé‘ihfii InéfiFéd ?
CASH CAPITAL, $200,000,
All paid in and securely invested
SI'RPLI'S. Jl'l.Y l. - -
332,316.40.
FAIRFIELD COI'XTY
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
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South N 01"“1111‘.
DIRE(‘T01‘S :
“'lllJAM .‘l. T“'F.ED. Nt-w York.
ELHIRT A. “W HHHVAKD. >utllll Ntthullk
JAMES ll. LNGERSULL. of lngcnxull, \Vub‘ut: & ('0,
New )ork.
DUDLEY P ELY. firsidum First Nutioml mum,
South .\'ur\\:ilk
LURIX l.\'t.El(SULL Stiuth Nuru‘ulk.
’l‘. ll MUlllSON, Mariam, Suzi & Hutchinson, Nur 1
“Hill. |
.
DE.\_\'. Surunlk
\vulk
HENRY R. TREAYHVHL Westport.
l‘lll‘l5T‘ER F THI.I.F.S, Smith Nunh‘ilk.
.11 Lil.“ A l'.\.\'l‘i-IE. Stumfurtl
PETER [. (‘('.\'Xl.\'tlll.-\)l, South .Vuruulk
HENRY ll FITCH~ South Nurwalk
TALMAllhE BAKER. South Norwnlk.
FIBIRT A. \\'klle\\'.-\RD, l’rcxit‘mm.
lll-l.\ll\‘ ll, TREADVVELL. Vito l’midmt.
1 \l'lNE‘IELD 5. UAXFURD. Secretary.
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NEW HAVEN TRUST 00.,
Organized under (‘lmrtcr of tho Locis-t
laturo. Session of 1S7].
(LXI’ITAL Q l ()0,()OO
Banking House, 67 Church St,
NEW HAVEN. CONN.
Wells Southworth, Pres.
Alex. Mellister, Sec’y.
S NU\\' READY for tho transaction of u Gem-r31
Rankin: husint‘zul, C(lllflllt‘tt'd on mun: principloa
as a National Bank. and combining a SAVIAGS
BANK. TRUST COMPANY. and GENERAL BROK»
l-IllAtlE. Deposits of any amount received yublc
on dcmd with m “PM“ nag
cum ‘8» mm. or m non.
ey Order. (‘crtlflmlm or deposit tuned hen-tn In
wrest, payable in Gold or Cummcv. Special A van-
tages offered Firms. Corporations, Ext-comm. Admin-
lxnu-ators. Trustt‘os of Estates. Guardians of lnfants.
Mun-led \Vnmcn. Societies, Lhdgos. Divisional. Arum.
cistinns, t‘ity, Town and County Tnmsumm. for
making this Marta-ed company the depoalwrv of
their funds, Utwommcnt Securities, Railrnad llunda
and Stocks, Bank Stocks, t-tr.. bought and sold. and
dividends twilcrtctl on rummlssiun.
Drafts issued current. in any part. of the l'nited
Stalin: 5l»3m
THE turnovno
Turko Sulpur and Medicated
V A P O R B A T H S.
[)1l)1)l("fi lfllook .
' South Norwalk, Conn.
J. N. TUTTLE,
This mode of trentmcnt i:- now conceded to be the
most powerful rt'zltnraliu‘ known to medical science:
The Medical Faculty of Physic, of Paris say, in their
re'pnrt of the merits or the Vapor Bath. that it is
one of the moat efficacious agcnta ever discovered
for mmovin: vxrioua dimms of obstinate nature.
And the will aired. a mum can: indium
within a ranch of human chm. Thry have proved
a mined? _in thnunnda of cast! where everything
else has ailcd. nnd should It once be introduced Into
the hyviciun! throughout the civilized
word. In the folowinr.’ C330!‘ they often mlike
magic, restorinz the patient to perfect health in a few
days: Billions, Typhus and scarlet Fevem Rheu-
matism. Fever and Agar, Colic. lnflamation of the
Bon‘cls. qup. Drops}: Consumption. Syphilis, Tn-
mctice of all
tion of the Lungs, Gout. Palsy. Salt Rheum. Scmfula.
Deafness. Nt‘llmlgiL Cutarrh. Gnnc-l, Erysipelas,
Nt-n'uus Irritabillty. Costivencss, Panlvsia, Cough,
wd all com lalnts peculiar to females.
Those w o are unable to attend the Rooms
he will treat at their msidchPs. No vapor by this
new mode of trvfltmcnt is inhaled by the patient. A
female in attendaum- for ladies on Mondays and
Thursdays Rooms opcn fmm 9 A x. to )0 P. x.
47-tf
GEORGE W. SMITH,
llcalcr in all kinds of Choice ,
GROCERIES,
PROVISIONS,
FLOUR AN D FEED.
The Oldest Grocery in South Not-walk.
We are sure it does not require column- of adver-
tisements to satiny our customer! that the quality
of our is always thebest in market. and that they
m to u chap ls can be punctuated elsewhere.
Produce taken In Biol: tinge
W. H. swonns,
Mer‘c hafifTailo‘t;
COR- WASHINGTOX AND MAIN 8T8-
SOL'TH NOBWéng'POXX-
Scotch Chevoits, Meltoris, (‘rcpe
mi: UP IN mm AT LOW
umnWVg-‘a-aumm
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mun-tit. “Gamma“.
§*'"‘*‘» ‘ '-.T‘1F?2§’,3 fl
m‘h :',:. d
Road! as the Paper.
OLIVER WIND!” HOLMES.
One took u paper. and his life
Wu lnppicr than a king‘s;
Hi- chlldren all could read and write
And talk of men cud thing.
The other took no paper, and,
White strolling through I wood,
.\ trcc fell down upon his crown
And killed him~u it should.
Had he been reading of the 110va
At home, like neighbor Jim, I
I‘ll bet I cant tint accident.
Would ne'er have happened to him.
———4>—~—
Modern Life.
l all in a quaint old guden,
With weather-shined, warm old wull,
And over the blue of the flowers
The brown shadows cooling full.
And the longlnwn stretches before me.
And I bathe my eyes in its green:
And the elm: in they‘ll: atop swaying.
For fear they should wake the scene.
And the full white church on the hill-top.
Shines like a lighthouse tower;
And the sun seems to nod in heaven,
As he drips out his golden shower.
And the gmymycd wife is Imlllng,
llulf asleep, w itb her band in mine;
To see how hcr baby is striving
To make the short dalscs twine.
And I sit in peace in the garden.
And my soul has a sense of home.
And my brain is straining to bursting.
Thinking whence cash mly come.
~London Spectator.
4» ._.
Two Girls.
All alone in the stand old room.
‘Mid silken curtains and splendid gloom.
A girl in her beauty sighs.
The softened light of the chandelier“.
Missing hcr diamonds. books the tear.
That stands in her wistful cyca.
All alouc by lllt‘ Custlt' “'(lllr‘.
Whore hardly a my of starlight falls.
A girl is crouclllug in dread.
She tlarc nm he: of the rhurlleh Wight,
Guarding the portal in livery bright,
Ewn a crust of broad.
.\ my t‘fltulll‘r comes riding along,
t‘nn‘lcsqy humming an amorous song -
Will he toss nor :1 silver crmvnf
No “I" thought-1 m-v filled with iii-1 new low"!
fa: p,
All. ho hurries chl thv familiar plucr‘,
And "3"!ch an m the town.
.. (Ih, for u morn-l of foodt” one groom;
“ If hr but lured met" the other [nouns—-
She cnmvs from a mm of curls. , 1
Thv beggar uutsldo is not starving alone:
Father in Heaven. who lovcst Tblm- awn.
Pity tlivst- hungry girls!
Bubbles.
How to get a—luug well. Have it dug
(lC‘CP. _
How the wosrs of men may mukc home
nappy—by ket'ping away from it.
Increditubm as it may seem. many of the
richest plumcm in Jamaica live an coffee
grounds.
“ If all tbv world were blind," said an lrisb
clergyman, “ what a mclnnclmly sight it
would (w.
M. ismmputcd that a Waukie sewing
bociety can blast a person‘sreputation in set"
en minutes.
The New Orleans Tina-v thinks it wuuld
be a compliment to any baker if he could be
called a big lonfcr,
A Salt Lake Gentile paper varies the bard
name applied to Brigham Young. by culling
him “ Old Polytvogauiy."
Stephen says he would rather be luugbed
at for not being married than to be unable
to laugh because he is married.
An English servant maid said to her pas-
tor, “I know I have rcully got. religion, be-
cause I always swoop under the mat now."
Boardingsclmol Miss—“ ()11, Charlic,l cX<
pcct to gradutc at next commencement."
" Graduate! What will you graduate in?
“ “'hy, in white tulle."
Mrs. Jones says : “I believe I‘ve got the
tentlcrest-licnrlcd boys in the world. I can‘t
tell one of them to bring me a bucket of
water but he'll burst out. crying."
“What is the reason your wife. and you
always disagree 1’" asked one Irishman of an
other, “ Because we are both of one mind.
She wants to be master. and so do I."
POSlCd on the galelcnding to the site upon
which is to rise the new City Hall of San
Francisco, is the following notice: “ Posi-
tively no admuinn Except on Buisness"
“ I say, Pcte, docs you know how (ley keep
oysters from smelling in do hottest ob Wed-
dcr ‘~ I don't think I does, Sam; how do
day (10 ”em ‘3" "Why, dFy cut (181' noses
off, nm- (icy can't smell nuflln‘. Ynh ! ynh!
yull ‘. {vlmt an unpenuntratum culled pusson
you is l"
A lady sitting in the same box of an opera
house with 'a French physician, “'88 much
troubled with ennui, and happened to gape.
“ Excuse me, ma‘am,“ said the doctor, "I am
glad you did not swallow me." “ Give your-
self no uneasiness," said the lady, “ I an) a
Jewess, and never eat pork."
If all employers were as truthful in the
documents they give to discharged sermts
as the writer of the following, copied from
a recent English paper, much trouble would
be saved - “ the bearer has been in my house
a year—minus eleven months. During this
time she has shown herself diligent—at the
house door; frugal—in work; mindful—of
herself; prompt-4n excuses; friendly—to-
ward men ; faithful—to bcrlevem; and hon-
ash—when everything had vanished."
A young lady, with a. numbér of others
who were injured bya railway accident, we
carried to a hospital. The surgeon asked:
“ Well, madam, what can I do for you Y”
Saysche “Doctor, one of my limbs in broken.”
“One of your limbs 2" said he; “ wen,whleh
limb In it 2" “on, I can't tell mi, doctor,
but it’s one of my llm ‘ " “One of
limbs,” madam twtfi‘afonm
“which is it; the one you thread 3 needle
with 2" “ No, sir,” she charm with nigh,
it’s flu but I var tartan" m;
(”Hoax-At 3 mt _npiritud sitting
thmwu present: wow an unpaid
thelusdherecman; whmmwm‘ ‘
when ”math
hither melmin, N. Yucccompnuied by
his wife 1 Vtuniland Wambusineu
in this ci 7., He residedon Illinois street, in
the Nor Division, md ennducled a moder-
utcly Dav, retail crockery store on State
street, nefl’ Lake. In 1866 he died, leaving
his widovgthe house in which she lived 011
Illinois stiget, and a small sum of ready mou-
cy, wlxtci‘, mm business.
amountedgto some $4,000 or $5,000. This
she land! to I (imple‘ofismall tradesmen
commenchg business. Mn. 8. that found
herself winks: income of 0600 or $700 an-
nually, fwd to we or” by the earn—
ings of Halon, aboy of fourteen, employed
in n lawy‘dn office in Denrborn street.
The depth of little Henry, in 1&0, just.
whenlt'u " - -nns beginning tolenupon
him, was ‘ 9d blow in every respect, but
enough ‘ . . a»:
comfort, -
t..
, cs
, menu 0!: twencycne or twen~
. wercmttaminthe humble
Red lilo , came-and swept away our city,
leaving b sued ruins and the ashes of des-
olation w ‘ N there had been twenty thous-
and lion)? 0! Mrs. S. ‘5 house not a vcstige
mmaiued‘iher Laws and Pcnntes were swept
011‘ into, ,6 fiery 'min, or splintered and
wrecked, mthcstrccts, herself and daughter
were pa. 1 "m the whirl of that night (if
terror sought each other vainly. On
October Lb, Mrs. 8., despairing of ever
again seéng her Helen, save as a charred.
and blackenetlcorpsc, left Chicago, with a
sorrowfulvllcart, for the residence of some
distant rflhtivcs in Buffalo. Here her pitiful
story \vgi‘ umdc public in the local prints,
and appuil made to any person capable of
allot-din .lny intelligence as to the fate of
her (1111! to forward such news, whether of
joy or “toe, to the bereaved motlu-r. The
story wzfii widely copied—at that time the
papers bid room for nothing byt incidentsof
tho Cbidgo fire—anti :1 response came from
the valfi and Aid Committee, to whom the
daughtei, after vainly and tlistractcdly
searching for her mother, 11ml applied for
shelter and food. She was at once furnished
with a piss for Bull-.110, where she rejoined
her mother, who welcomed her as one risen
from thgdeud. Last week they rcturncdlo
Cliicagolftn‘sce what they had saved from
the \vre‘étin which so many prouder ant-goals
had been involved. They found their prop
erty lcffi’of ‘cdu'rsc. ‘but \vho WOuhl buy it,
or, if they would rebuild, where would the
money come from? The insurance was all—V
most worthless, the loans made tothc trades-
men caifld'not be collected, since they had
been utter lasers. On the day before yester-
day, hoficver, Mrs. 8. received the following
anOnrcn or —, —-—- a: ——.l
”Koran“ K83., Nov. -, 1871. f
Mrs. w. a ._.;,.
(Casio: Rev. c. M. J. ,Bufi‘alu}
mm: ‘W e havn. made inquiries which
have Wad—us that you are the person to
whom lim- client has directed the letter in-
closed to be forwarded, and the money here-
with forwarded to be paid. You will please
find draft on the National Bankof Cbi~
cagu for $520, mceipt of which acknowledge
uni oblige, Respectfully.
_. __ & ...
Accompanying this was a draft for the
amount, which wn duly honored nil-presen-
tntion at the bank dmignntcd. The letter
enclosed, to which allusion was made in the
communication of the lawyers given above,
Mrs. 5. would not show to the reporter of
the Rxpublioan. who was introduced to her,
but she made known its contents practically
as follows : _
About fifteen or sixteen years ago, when
Mr. S. was in busincus in Elmira, and my
llclen. here, was some five or six years old-—
I think it was in 1856—we hada little girl of
fourteen livingr with us, called Nancy. \Vlto
her parents were we never knew—Mr. S. got
her from the orphan asylum in New York
when she was ten yam old. I wanted a lit-
tle girl to save me steps. run errands and do
chores around the house. She was bright
and clever, and we all took a liking to her.
I taught her how to read and write; she
knew how to do little when she came from
the asylum, and we almost made as much of
her as if she had been our own daughter.
She was as wild as a cult at times, but I nev-
er could think that. there was anything
wrong about. her. One day she dissappeared.
Mr. S. lectured hex- severely in the morning
for some fault or other, and she seemed sul-
len or sulky all day. In the evening she
went to bed at the usual hour, but. the next
morning when I went up stairs to call her
as she was late in getting: up, I found that
she wasn’t there. She must have got up in
the night and dressed herself, and got out by
the window on to the 1'06? 7)! the porch and
that way. What unwound all about $200
belonging to Mr. S. which was in a little
workobox in my room, was missing, so we
concluded that she had taken it. We adver-
th her and informed the police of her ab-
sence, but we never could and her, though
we found that she had got on u westward
bound train that night. We never-heard a
word from her or of- her until I got this let-
ter. It, is from Nancy herself. ’ It seems
that she wanton to Buflhlo when she ran
away, and was-going towards Chicago on a
propeller, when she fell in with an old couple
going to Leavenworth, Kama. They were
childles, boving just lost an only dxughter,
and fancied than Nancy resembled her, so
they induced her mummpmy them, indeed
treated her a thehdmgmor. - They gave‘
her, a good alumina, and the write-
that she has man-tel min-mar nflclently‘
well-Mo, Ind hath-u children. Neither
her ndoptad plan-norm husband haw
.mght of her m'm‘nys,-aud m sends
the MMM‘”! foetal-thaw:
me jmcrytonulit.‘ "Bahama,“-
dm in mot unmet-Md out me the
money. Itinlndué‘hflld can upon the
\
Elm-elf
pend Benedict Mmuiwl‘imt
01m,tbc_widowwamiooslya-,
imam um, mm mm'
p: 131‘, and on returning in 1035 than half all
Iibu‘r he was'surprised to find that during
tint interval " the whole thing had been llt—
orally blown to shreds by some inconceiva»
ble apt-ash from beneath." ’ In place, he says,
of the quiet cloud I had left, the air, if I”
may use the expression, was filled with fly-
ing debrie—a mass or detached, virtical, fus-
ifom filamens. When I first looked. some
of them had already reached a helght of
nearly 100,000 miles, and while I watched
them they rose with a motion almost imper-
ceptible to the eye, until in ten minutes the
uppermost were more than 200,000 miles
above the solar surface. As the filament!
rose they gradually faded any like I (ll:-
gollvng cloud, and at 12:5 p. 111., only 1 few
filmy wisps, with some lighter streamers,
low down near the chromowhere, remained
to mark the place. But in the meanwhile
the little “ thunderhead," before allude to,
bad mwn and developed wonderfully into
a mass of rolling and ever-changing flame,
to speak according to appearance. First, it
was crowded down, as it were, along the so-
lar surface ; later it rose almost pymmidallv
. Lscpoc milgb iii main} “Emmi: was
firm oatmrwgcflmmfiw
which were most curiously rolled backwards
and downwards, like the volutes of an Ionic
capital, and finally faded away, and by 2:30
p. m., had vanished like the other. * * *
* ' * Whether the fine aurora-bombs
which succeededoin the evening was really
the earth's rcponse (he refers to the supposed
physical connection between the disturbance
of the earth‘s' magnetism and changes in the
atmosphere of the sun), to this magnificent
outburst of the sun is perhaps uncertain,
but the cOincfdencc is at least suggestive,
and may easily become something more, if,
as I somewhat. confide’ntly c‘xpcct. to lea’m,
the Greenwich magnetic record indicate: in
disturbance precisely simultaneous with the
solar explosion.
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Lotta Kg..sz is, perhaps, the most dar
ing and successful Indian hunter-in the West.
He travels alone, fights alone, wears u com—
plcta suit of buckskin, and wears a turban
around his head when out on the prairie,
He is said to be a graduate of a college, and
balls from Virginia. or South Carolina. It is
thought he was a rebel ofllcer. He is about.
tbirtytwn years of age, handsome; well
formed, and muscular. The Indians dread
him as much as they ever did Kit Carson or ‘
Daniel Boone. He never misses his mark.
An Indian isjust as good as dead the mo-
ment he draws sight on him. He will travel
weeks at n time among hostile Indians, and
never express a thought of danger. Kelley
is now on a trip to the headwaters of the
Yellowstone, a country never yet visited by
my white man. He in alone. He ha been
known to dare a dozen Indium on the open
.pr‘airie to fight him in a body. No Indian
will ever get within «each of his deadly rifle.
-———_~>~———-
A Contocs Anvnmsss.-There is a
lady of an unusuully adventurous spirit pro-
viding amusement for the public in Germa~
ny. She bu gone through a variety of char
actcra in male costume with eminentcuccess,
acting. mively as m .eoadlmen,
valet, etc, to vuioua employers, giving per
feet satisfaction and obtaining excellent
characters, her masters never suspecting her
sex. The late war roused nobler ambitions
within her. Prefixing the title “ Von" to
her mime, and doning the blue coat. with an
iron cross upon it, Miss Benin Weis- made
debut as a. wounded Prussian officer. Pass~
ing through various towns she enlisted every
where the sympathy of the inhabitants, who
received her as an honored guest, and it. said
even to have made some havoc among young
ladies‘ hearts. Unfortunately, she was found
out just. when her success was at its highest,
and, placed before a tribunal, she was sen.
tencccd to several months impriso nmeut as
u punishment for her masculine aspiration
So perfectly had she acted her whjowever,
that up to the moment when the verdict was
pronounced she found advocatesin the press
to defend her manhood.
The imprisonment has not moderated the
lady‘s ambition, for, though only shortly re~
leased, she has turned up once more in a
manly guise in the last place where a female
would be looked for, viz, in a monastery
near Brcslau. The prior declares that she
came to him with so truly penitential an air,
disguising her sex so admirably, that he
cauld not find it in his heart to refuse her.
She has lived among the monks undiscoven
ed, her noviciate being a severe one; yet she
underwent all the rules of the onler with the
fortitude of an ascetic up to the last moment.
Tired, bolvever, at last of the monotony of
conventual life, she gave the monks the slip
after a four months’ visit, disclosing her sex
only after her departure. ‘ '
———~4o—— __
Ax Excrnxu RAILROAD RACE—Th8 Rich-
field Springs correspondent of the Utica Hon
ald tells the following as having occurred to
cently:
Four freight. cars heavily laden with lum-
ber and merchandise, had been brought up
to thejuuction near Cmville by acoal train.
“They were carelessly uncoupled on a grade
of eighty-five feet to the mile, and immedi~
:tcly began backing toward Utica They
gained momentum at a fearful rate, and .all
efi‘orts to stop them by throwing rails and,
other obstructions on the track were ineffec—
tive. ,/ ‘
A train had left. for Utlcn but eight. min-
utes before, and every one was well aware
that the heavy freight cars would in a few
moménts go crashing intoltswear. Fog-tn:
nstely the engine of the 0an train stood on
a'swilch, and Engihcer‘ chll a}. once de:
mined to give ifxexflying can u chasé All
hinds'motmt anthems: of dutyfiho» signal
Ethan, and tfeflful mh'beguh‘. There
is awful dogs thud, tori! the workmen
ghould have Mulls-up, or ~fi§flylng an:
themselves should leave the many“
wobldbeiueteruitx in unfunny, mg:
m mile the chasezii kéliéflfiv and the, loot»
mauveitihiin'chbxhux... ‘ ,'
M “Shama- firm; fill:
.»,
\
Sam: one tells the Chicago Tribune: pod
story of Thurlow'Wecd to illustrate his Mi-
cawbérish style of keeping accounts. Helm!
quite a large sum of money entrusted tobin
for political purposes, in 1856, ten. thousand
dollars of it being givtn to defeat Millard
Fillmore as praidcntial candidate. Awue
of his own fallibility in accounts, T. W. gavc
this sum to Welsh, who
Wu to de 1 it it in) is . , ‘11 order
to keep ufifibg’s’ sggeti’yllr. E inc air died
to get back the ten thousand dollars were
useless, of course, so that it was passed over
to Mrs. Sinclair. a fascinating widow, who a
year afterward became Mrs. Millard Fill-
more, and the money which was to defeat
the unsuccessful candidate became the cor-
ner stone of his “ wedding portion." '
».._.,...__.
A mensn FUXEIuL—At Bolleville, N.
J ., last Saturday, the funeral of Zin Sing, a
Chinaman employed in a laundry, took place.
The body was dressed in Sunday attire, con-
sisting of a new Nanking suit, and placed in
an elegant walnut. coffin, which was im-
mediately sealed. The coflln was placed in
u malt, and followed by '3 Mon of
one hundrcd and fifty Cbinamcn, walking
two by two. Arrived at the cemetery the
mourners formed a circle around the graves,
for, in accordance with Chinese custom, two
cavities, one large and one small, had been
made. After a prayer by a Methodist cler-
gyman the coffin was lowered into the larger
grave and at. once covered with earth. In
the smaller grave, which was about two feet
in dimmer, were placcd a teapot, a rice-pan,
chop sticks‘and clothing of the deceased.
On top was placed a large cal-them vessel,
containing a cooked chicken, rice and salted
fish.‘ Elli-til ‘wintlren filled in over all The
nest'c‘erchbny «us the burning over 1116
grave, m'e‘c’lothw‘the damsed‘had worn the'
day of his death. A number of fire crackers
were (hen exploded over the grave, after
which each mourner in turn approached the
resting place of his comrade, placed his
hands on his farehcad, with the palms out-
ward. and threw them forward three times,
accompanying each movement with a‘ low
how. This completed the ceremony, after
which each mourncr was presented with a
small bouquet of flowers. All the memo
nies wcro conducted with the utmost sol-
enmily and in strict silence.
fi—k W
Tm; thmwzw (1nd.) 1‘21:ng voucbs
for the following letter, written by a prac.
tising physician of thc county of Hobie
()th :
Aug. 3, 187}? ~
“vim; vg'mr—‘fl
DEAR 518 l have purchased two of your
Botels of vinegar Iridine and after Analize—
ing it tburly with Abenmde Preludrem
found it. to be Perfectly inaccnt in ull its
medical properties and I immediately 1mm-
dusce it into my practis for Acur for Congen-
tive chills typhoid feavcr Inflamatory Ru~
matism for debility of the ovary of the
Lungs, Disorganizcd Gall and many other
dcfucultes and pronounce it the greatest
Ready Wis: of the Rocky mountains I now
apply for a jencral agency for preble Coun-
ty and mongomary I have bin practising in
the vicinity of Lewis bug for 20 years and
Believe I Gun use and sell more of it. than
Any 8 men any Wham
Address Lewis Burg
Preble Co
. Ohio
if you want. Recommendation Send no
word and you shall have it. to your hurts
Content
If you express me any of your Send it. to
sonata Preble Co Ohio in the care of Dan-
iel wikel to Be Left at sam Williamson gro-
sary in Lewis Burgas 5001188 I mceivethe
med your money shall be Regulated the next
Day Doct —— Lewisburg Preble Co
ohio.
you Can Rite w the Post Master Concern-
ing my Chm-actor and voracity and whether
I will Doe to trust with n agency of that
Kind it is not. worth your wbil found me
less mans oeroz at A. line that my
wont last me more than on: or two weak: if
I Can git any Send soon I hzve lad 2 Calls
for the mediceu Since I Commenced Biting
this letter I have bought. up all in the Circle
of my practis and will have none in Apinst
saterday nits it is dosing mericles in my
hands. your truly
Doc:
,.
[x D]
Profes in obstitrics
I will send you all the muculous can
that it maku in my hands Continua to
doe what it has done 1 Can Reconnect!
it. as high and spijaid its fun: a brutally
other Person I think.
-————.>-————
A STRANGE CASE or Minimum—A
strange occurrence is reported from the isl-
and of J ersey—the kidnapping of a French-
man by a French detective ofllcer. It at»
pears that during the war last year, the man
who had been kidnapped engaged himself
as a substitute for one who had been drawn
for milita service. He was paid for his
substitution the sun: of two thousand francs.
a bank at Paris, but insteadoi fulfilling thé,
engagement‘he had made, be'left France and
look refuge at Jersey, where he‘ had since
been employed at {laboring work. Presum-
ing on the restoration of peace nsun immun-
three weeks ago for his money to bé for-
warded to him. His letter gave itbelong
lost. clue to his place of shade, and a dialect.
ive omcer was, sent after him. Landing st
Jersey with the wife of thc man who had
been victimized, the, dutcctive cud the m
man proceeded in} cub to St. Mary'spafiah,
Awhere unrecognized w him, they identified
their man. Next. day the detective went in
a cabalune, and introduced blind! ' mu
man a tho-cm of smu'wgo" hives-
=nid, ’- qnmfity offlmsgul momma ‘
mumw-m Winch
mvmwonn maturing-ad my: 5!}
fungi that)!!!» Aft! mama;mwu
made Effie: W 30! NW“!!!
This money be deposited for safe keeping in. M
fly from danger, he wrote to Purisjtwo or D 7
30‘ lyingin fig.- AMI Ba". ‘thé‘ ,
been recommended to him” hummus ’
suddenly or disease of the heart. Auctions, "‘9
Anactrela' tome 80‘0“de
In iddlencx County.
Be it enacted by the Saute and new It
Representatives in Gene“! may
vened :
Whenever a term of the ,
shnll be held It Budd... in a”
Middlaex, no 'onnmentof the
be made to Mid etown until
said court arising la the southern part
said ammlv shalt be either
wise ‘ of for the tan, I'M
conscntofborh of the pulle- tony
suit pending.
Approved J uly 27. 18‘1.
3
cm cxu.
Ansetin addition to “an I: m
Crimes PM“
Be it enacted by the Semi-id Ron-ed
Reprwentatives In Genet-l Ase-ably“-
vened: ,
All “3?; the shore-of which scorned
or lease any one person or
shall be deemed 1nd held to beprlvue
strum: or ponds within the m’ 4 th-
section 71 and 72.,Litle 12,01 the
Statutes ordain state. All pond: that an
nowownedorin pan. owned them
in which they as slanted, fill
whlcbhave been stocked with fifiby
state are exempt from the provisions of It'-
. cum: cxm,
Anactinaltcntionof mmenfitled"n
Act in relation to the City of Keir Even.
[Local Alec.)
Approved July 27, 1871.
‘—
cm emu.
Anacttomendanact “tied“uuain
addition to an {act for the Aasesment and
Collection‘of Taxes“
Be it enacted bv the Senate and House of
Representatives in General Ambly con-
vened :
That an act. entitled “ 11: act in addition
to an act for the Assessment and collection
of Taxes, passcd May session, A. 1)., 1867.
being chapter CXLVI, be, and the same is
bbreby :cpeuled.
iAppmved July 27, 18:1.
l ——~.
.
(WEB cmv.
An Act concerni bequests of stockof New
York and New Iaven Railroad Company,
and Hartfoid and New Haven Railroad
Company.
[Special Act.)
Approved July 27, 1871.
(mm' ex“.
An act in amendment to unset in rehtionm
Rolland;
Belt. enacted by the Bantam Home of
Reperfcutatim in General Assembly cou-
ven -
_ Sec. 1. The railroad commissioners“
m the months of July and January, present
to the secretary, treasurer and comptroller
of (public new accounts
in emit. of their fees and m a such
commissioners, for Gé {if m next pre-
ceding the fourth day of Jinan, sud the
fourth dnyofJnly in anchyeu'.
bec2._Somnclmt “admixtures-I
is lncoumtenl witihédthc plovnsmua' ' of this
not is h rapes .
Appmv July 37, 1871.
m mu.
An act repealing an act thumb: named.
Beitenwtedbytbe Seamudnomot
Repmentstlves in General my con-
vcn .
That tn act. entitled “ An mmdmg' an
act meaning Education," M by th‘n
General Assembly, and approved July“ A.
1).. 1871. be. and the mantra-ab, repaint
Approved July 37, 1871.
cm mvn.
An act in addition to “ An Act for Enema.
gin; and Regulating aria.
Beiteuuctedbythe Senateutdfiomcof
Represe’ Nam 11: General may con-
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