3" MIR 1 4' ,
“ M Mum. N. 1:; To
“PM . ,IlfihKellx_ 30011
M. NIH-Ila“?!- lg.“ » '~- ' ‘
T 5" H‘ 11- N.
' n W 1:11; and
aiming-:1.“ finch-lib “33:1; V
‘Q a pile «oz-r ~' '
33““; m" °' “by. R... ~
8 “mar 5 z
mm- - ”F“. ens, 111.; McClelland Penn.
mdmflfllfi Wm- “Malian—$119011 (1111!; Hays. innit
h * m anaf__ “ens. 0., m t, . ' Spoor lo.
M“ h lrinzeltoréx 1.;dufxfiiemm,?enn.; Gama“,
fiu‘ , can mini y
“it!“ w h’ "a" 1m» Axon—Launch, Ind.- Burden,
wwfl . hm Ho: Smith. Ohio; Averill, Minn; Oreely.
.1 m M' n. ,Y W .11 Y_ M
C L 131113,\ - .
”n'.-CIJ~‘.=¢ jam? Afln—C—obnrn, Ind. Stougbion
g“ u Hm; Hay,Il_1.; Donnan,1mva; Blurry.
1‘;Hnrris Slocum, X Y. - (amp-
Ylny w rude-tofu“: Derby Ruhr)“. THU. V;
M fie m above quota! non—sudden. La Sprague 01.10:
it"s-undmaumsmisxer
wwmh'mtmmflcsbe
1m W pill-ted in the same
cam-oily nod not“ the some patron-
“. N w a! the Dairy Tnmxn'pt n:-
Sn thwm we were bronchi
fibnmm Immmwhkh
Ina-hr Inu- M We believe in
Ame
not I“ the“ and Medics, and
"-1.1qu M" d hymn. An edi~
In“ p-xu- “Wu. his mus:
“““Wlfllnw no
ammonium: bugluv-ing
out“ than: wanton-1 pogo.
mmhhhhhmnndnato
3".
A“ “ham flight that people
hauls-rum iii-«snaps mu.
autumn-”bawdy: sinfu-
mm’d-chdihuauenndcrthe
Milwdflnkyf “certain-
lybuw tooth“ tonal: their
new".- halal-I of their mmknce
ad”. The public In conatnmly
Wklhbmuguulcunem nevus,
My. tho-chum pure sentiment,
“hm which fulfills than demos
calm
lob we! the Sunni. we
have and «cadres only lathe exieni
1h. uhwgiun lube thunder of ore-
lmw-dwmloalnews.
m. hulaliuhmiauponourco-
Malachi-dicing») mum
dad-lg. ail-v. horned} their":-
joh. can pad 550:. “No sense of
Mo! ah: M feeling“ has ever
"and “imagination" Especial-
ly .113 mm ”but the Gal-cue,
have to kid to comm. than 310‘ friendly
relation.“ ‘1! than bean} “tensed ri-
airy" out either score-um ixisnot in
thiam-
Minoan intimation in both the ct
trulvfinhhulthhuuclo. that we have
balm-fawning”: "uldgrudge."
fi‘emmwmtmvhoreadthe
reread flinch 01 the Guard: upon the
[11'1de the editor of the Suv-
run.“ Watch“ think w. hula
m who to we: Ind n'vcnge;
w! Ivie" “the fact that wens
”madly urged our neighbor to listen to
“explains: thich “.msurc would
undyhhotociamoluwchargu
whit-tho Win publishing Bun-re
cuq.hulmll.lht'¢hveno denim
vnmadbwumol penu-
ingqnflm.‘ 1hr! tabular-y
"MW”clwmpnlanai
uMnWfinm-d‘hbor.hthe
hu- 4 d I“. of 1m and of
W.-MWblflifyiL
3111'“.th W113:
“main!” motive-and
m. Dachshun- 1m doucusihe
s-gu-buuibuit.
Bug “on in. M to nut 111i
“inhabit-om Ipitit,vc
«not. “w BM’I con-
d-nI-fiu. hind-ga- chi-gains
m “nuk‘y have fled-
eldehbn. hhvdlhon.
mu veu. for my years,
been“ “It“: Th'u {ti-d-
“.-.lbndhmr ale-3cm
MH- n ml can“; We felt
bad hi h m incl-r wild:
out” Mk on brother. of
M pun-fin asides-ace. Did
Ma‘- flnbt. «Mayan
wuuhfl low not brother.
on: hfihfl“ hum our
~dl‘dlflm cud-uni:
amino-11.1.:- Myer-
m‘“~abm.m
dhfiflhhflu‘u diligntlom
«(M-INN“: chen-
hh-duWMI-i neighbor.
We I. nun-clunk- a nu him
hot n and tooth-I “1‘.de he
11'0““de Wu:
1
'cnflumUu-l Iobhyhui-
“uh hmukut. mpkrely
“a; Vanni-I vulncodd
In bk fl it uh. lot from any
hi.fl!*,.“m feeling,"
d..~dfioMl-uku
bh*h.“ll.uhm
“in““r-ln'vhu mean.
Hdhfibfib Mum
Trundle“, In“: “ails, Fm: Rush. “'13.;
Connor, Texas; Blair, 310.;
Tummy .
Didn’t!» Cdmbw—Sturkwesther. Conn;
Williams; nd.; Polmd, VL: Dar-1111.11;
Bonner, Penn; Cotton lows; Eldridrrc,
Wit; Curbs, 111.; RoosevelLV. Y.
Judicwry—Binghnm, Ohio; Butler Mass;
P911311. Ha; Mei-cur Penn; VV 115011 Ind.'
Goodrich, N. Y.; 3._Elclridgc “15.; Voorhiee.
1nd. Potter,\' - . ,
Rtmlutbnary Climax—Wallace. S. C.;
Pendleton. R 1.; Prindle \ Y. McMahon,
Benn; Howell, Va.: Comings, Ma; V831»
cock. Tens; Hondlsy. Aim; Baker.\ J.
5211 A173.
PM and mint—Sumner Morton
Rice Cnrpentcr, Logan, Hill and Thur
mfim‘ign Pulalniru—C amer'on. Harlan. .VIor.
lea. Patterson, Schurz Hamlin and Casserly
[Wanna—Sherman Hort-ill, of Vt, Fen»
1011. Scott, Amos, VV righl and Bayard.
-1ppropn'utéym———Cole Sprague Sawyer
Edmunds, Windom. West and Stevenson
L‘cmmem—Chnndler, Corbett Kellogg
Spencer, Buckingham. Conkliug and V ick-
crs.
cllumtfirmrrrs—Hamliu R ob crtson
in. Gilbert and Johnson.
«iyn‘trumn—Monon, Frelinghuysen. Rob—
erbon, Lewis. and Davis of VV V' 21.
Hungary Afldlfl. \V ilson, L umeron. -tlor-
tou. Amos Logan V‘. est an d Blair
Nam! ffiura—C‘mg" :1, Anthony \'_\1‘ (15-
born, Perry of Mich and Alcorn.
Judz'diuy—Tmmbull, Edmund; C onhlin
Carpenter, Freimgh11)sen,.1’ool and Thur
man.
His! (Mia-2's w mi Pod Raids—Rumscv P1 in
croy, (timer: Cole, Hamlin Fem of Mid:
null Kellcv.
th'a' Luds—Porncroy, Tipon, (labor :1,
Spraguc VV indom, Lo gun and C .1_'\>crl_\
Primfe Lands C [rum—D1114 of K)'.,l'1‘r-
r_v of Conn. Caldwell Bayard and Blur.
Indian Agnew—Harm Lorben. Bucking-
ham, l‘rcliughuyscn, VV 115011 Culvlwmli :1;1-.l
Davi; of Ky.
Hashim—Edmunds, Tipt11n.P1-.111,Brmvi1'
lOI’. Hamilton, of Texas, Logan and Smile.
burv.
Ackcr, Pam;
IBBCBEB AND THE SPIRITS.
kveml reporters. for the press. and other
eye witnesses, have lately stated that dem-
onstrations of :1. remarkable character have
occurred in the aim: at. Mr. Beecher‘s Church
0110 of the reporter's tables has been seen to
more whom no hand was upon it and no
person ncar enough to use any physical force
upon it. and one reporter Stan's positively
that it has applauded )lr. Beecher. in the
midst of hisdiscourscu, by unmistakable laps
upon the floor.
It is not strange. prrhaps. that these dour»
onstmlions should excite a new interest in
the question of spiritual phenomena. and
yet we cannot see :1. anything has trauspir
ed in Mr. Barber's church that should great-
ly surpri>c any @110. The e.\i>lenu‘ of spirits
separatc from the body is bclievuil by every
Chrislian church. and ineir interest in our
Ifi‘airs and influence over our lives is almost
as universally recognized. The dispute
among Christian men, regarding Lire “ com:
municatioua," so called, of spirils with 1110p
1.113.115 not been upon the qualion of the
possibility of such‘comuiunicauqiusbul upon
the probability of their having been any
recrnlrcvelaiions, and upon she autheniiuily
of the puticular instances which have been
brought. beiori- thc public. The disturbances
in )Ir. Beechcr's church are no more 1131111111;-
nblc 111m many others which have occurred
in other places, and we know no reason why
they should not occur in his church as well
as elsewhere
VV c should be surprised to learn that 1111—.
Beechur is not a spiritualisx' in a greatly mod-
ificd W of the term- T1131 he does not be
licve in tlisrmbodicd spirits enjoyinn ink.-
mate relations with mortals:
in to be dimmed; undersiood Lha: he dies
tic doctrine: A sermon wLidi he punched
on Sunday week, regarding the influence of
the Holy Spiril, having been reported for
the Tribal“: in a way to mislead the tonic-rs
mgnrding his sentimenzs, he lakes ad “mime
of the opportunity to uddl'Cfi L118 editor the
following letter, which, we suppose, defines
his passion upon {he subject -
“ Sllz—o Allow me to 531' that in the dis-
C011M_ of Sunday night a portion of “hid:
was rted in this morninrr's TEN. '. 1
{lid not discuss “ Spintualism‘ as that term
inflow understood. has the Scriptural teach-
ing Expecting the Divine SpiriL Modern
'ngirilunlism" was barely alluded to but
Inge!!! affirmation or denial. If vuo rre—
pan shall be interpreted as an expression of
nu. views on the modem ‘doctrine of Spirit.
_ ,1 an: unwilling so be responsible for
it- remains. I look \vilh {profound inter»
an upon all wise efl’oru to educe the scientif
'c {rah fr. that extraordinaryclnss‘ of
“mmve bemme so common
day, and to which, at ienglh—in Eng
It least—the attention of men of the
scientific attainment has been seri~
My turned. But. I have never yet been
convinced that these remarkable modern
phenomemr originated from the tr. lerposi
lion of spirits outside the human body
,
conennssxoxnn PERSONALS.
The correspondent of the New York
South!!! sends that paper the following per-
sonal {nets regarding the members of the
United States Senate. and House of Reprc'
laxatives:
0f the seventy-fox: senators fifty are law-
yers. Senator Sumnerhas seen the longest
mine—4wenty consecutive years. Cameron
it the oldat Bonnier, and Spencer, of Ala—
bama, the youngmt. Eldrldze,of Wisconsin,
8 the most conscientious M. C. on points of
order. Judge Kelley in the oldest '31. C of
the Phikdelphia dae‘gnzion (born in 1814};
111111110me (born :11 1839), the youngest
Hon. Henry 1).!‘o'amis the oldest Pennsyl-
vnnh whet, (born' in 1812). and Eon.Wil~
13in Hm (born {in 1842), the young-
at.
Am; the motors eleven have been gov-
um. Kine ware born mNewYork. New
jimhitht&lrrlhwes. mung
.
3 port that Hon Lewis Catlin is to mov e aw 3y
but he desires 3
not eutcnain who: arc known as spiritualis- '
' 0111
:c' '1
Enqtlfir corrects
from Harwinton.
The “Pareppa sausage cutter" is afici-
tiscd: an insinuniion that the bcnuliful can-
talrice " minccs mailers." '
nus-Go- “W M 00¢?“di inn
punstcr? He says, “ agriculture is the cround
work of our prosperity.“
Mr. Butler, of Norfolk. drove me last
spike of the Connecticut VV’cstern Railroad,
:11 Canton, on Thursday.
The Prince of VV'ulcs is still alivc, and the
lust reports (Wednesday aflcrnounl speak
more hopefully of his situation.
The Republican Slate Committee :11 :1 re-
cent meeting decided to call the State Cou-
vention nboui the 24111 of January men.
It is mid that Miss Kellogg has given up
her California engagement, because the man-
ager failcd to deposit the price agreed upon.
A young lady in Montreal has sued hcr
lover for what she calls “extras-3‘ something,
we suppose. that was not on 111(- “bill of
fair."
A funC'r-sil pagcnnt in memory (-f the Paris
Communists was vcry propcrly broken up
on Sunday, in New York City, by the City
police.
' A 111511211 banker kept a customer unit-
111;: an hour. to decide \vhcthei' :1 ten dol lnr
bill had not been “ from a one 111m—
drcd dollar one.
A l’ouglikcep>ic landlady 11:13 5K boarder!
who manage to lobby down two hundred
and z‘uirly slap jnclu cvcer morning. and )et
they are not happy.
mix-d"
.‘ICridcn is fast 1min: i1: ropmaxlun 11> :1
" \vi:lc awake" liven 1110 Grand Dulu'
was overcome by 1111‘ ntmosplicrc (111110
111:11‘0 :
plum. and fi'll :1>ll-i-p.
Tho prim: charged for ”_vrli'rs 1:1 “1:131: 111 l
is 1. "W l: :.1I‘>' win! it 1v:1>' 11:1 1-1-11: :vgn. T he
hcds havc lu'cu drrdgcd lo 1103.111. 111111 (1111:
n» ’or‘k 1110111 sclvr‘s.
not
\im lidudrul 1111:1511 1'1111 1112i .1 m 1111' 1111} >'
klf101111110111‘c c:u1<z:.11c.l :muuullr' , 1111211111:
lliL‘l‘Cl~1|jleLi1in~liOf “ >'-.~l.’11'<"' 111 ll, “illk'il
main-s ii “ quid pr» qv i.‘
A11 01110111211.) 11:1: nilcl‘c.l l‘..c
fiftylhom'au11d011'1n for the piivih'gl- of
advertising on the bucks of push-1;:- 313211115
for 0:11' _vcar. lIc ought 1o bc licked.
gaicrlilllini
Dr. Mary \V’nlher says, sh:- "vvould like.
above all ollicr things. locxpcricncu tln' 1-mo-
lions of alum for on hcurortu'o.” \V'e
doubt if slyc ever cxpcriun: (311 any nlilI’l'.
married :1 lit"
The English rvmntm \vho
douin Arab " iu the interest of science."
might also hnvv had in mind li16(i"ili(’n
Rizlr‘. l<> ‘ B: tloin' :15 j‘ull would 111' 1111119
by ..
)lr. (iou'un tllc l’rl-aivlcui :M' the llvmlmg
railroad, mcivt‘s llll‘ liiglicsl salary paid to
:1n_vr:‘.ilrond officer in the L'r»1111‘.r_v.viz- llllr-
{_v lhouszmxl dollars :1 511111 \V‘rll’lll
-\
V'T'Il'
1:111:21: for
u
l'm' gluinvl
1119 grand
c111: “1.1111215
t-f
Th" txpl'ns-c of
duke in N:-\\' York,
1131181 1111' Acadt' 1m
:1> can b:
:'.\:'lu>'i\ .-
uf 3111.413
nearlv 01111111111. ubiu‘. :liilly six
thousand dollars.
.
Flirunion, inlroduclinu.cn'u'tslilu,I'iigugo
11112111 and mania-re arc accomplished in Ar
knows in about lilll'l}".‘l.\' minun's. >11) 1319.1.
{he linc,“lloiv and Laslcll'si 111:
hour," does not apply to that >Lrltc.
‘ The thin:
\1 III: liimncl m' fur, c-uivcniv'm for
tedious
‘ in uvcrcoub is :1 Irwin-‘1 li:1:'.l
:1 lzuly lo
1
1191111111.
not 11':
in 11.
Mrs. Isabella llcochcrllo 11;:-
is lecturing on " 1111‘ duty of
slum.
)'\(‘:111_V‘ of your " other girl's" ii'lll‘l‘.‘
i
l
{ r,r1f11:11".f.1nl,
1111mm; QCIHY' .
“H C. Hovey, of Peoria, . . _.;
and one congressmfl-‘Qt '
l:.':>' 1111-11, as .
61in ht'r hand into while walking; with :1 gl'n- .
Grunt cure should bc 1-.v1'1'cisrd to .
“(11113111111110 ‘
VV'onnm’s duly used to be to rear brave _
Iowa, Michigan and
hix; total, forty-one ne
making 11 total of go if!!!” and forty—
. '.',' but. this Mountain” $881105
(ion of the extra one from Illinois so that
the total membership of the House, after the
third of March. 1873, will be two hundred
'nnd eighty-one.
The New Haven lobby bill has :11 last
come to light through the New Haven Pal-
ladium,“ its publication will doubtless
make more than one “ honorable man"
“ squeal." The following are the items:
R.Hitcbcock........$875,00
L'. Doolittle . . . . 69.5.00
1. Huntington. . 1300.00
\'.l‘.Bcers. . 1.100.“)
J. Q. Adams 215,00
fith Logan ...................... 1.200.011
L. S. Murillo. . 11110.11)
D. L Hungarian] 500,00
(.utler & l-ord .... 20,00
Thou Sanford 400.00
J 11 Olin-tend ...................... 1.011130
A. H. Byingmu km“
0. (l. 11. 511001 750.00
0. W11. . 1.000.00
B VV'. Coo . . 1.03“”
J. B. “fright ...... 100.11)
Aug. Brando 1.000,“)
G. C, Bnbcoc ' 50.33
B. (‘01:. . ......... 1
(‘ontiu out .. 38:00
0. 11. int: 750.111
11. L. Bnmron ..... 750.00
L. N. Blydcnbur: 500,00
J. VV'. VV'ebater 5(1),“)
C. R. VV'hcduu 1.100.011
1.8110101273328
incidental. . $4.01)
T E.D0(1|illlc 1,500.00
“'11) A.l'mwny.1.m'8.m
N hinlouc)‘ 50.01)
Incldl-nml 2,0(X'Mll
11. Hammond 300,00
\V'm. limvc> 1.010.“
Carriugc. 2:50.00
325 M 6‘2
JOL' RNALI STIC.
Juml's l’urluu i.: called :1. pit-cc of Funny
Furnulurv.
Deacon 13:1:11' Bromley, of Nor“ ich, fulliei"
01‘ I. 11.13ron111'1',uf the Ilzirlford
I’u 1;? dicl 1:151 \V'L‘i’k
le \mv linvcn 1(1'gltt'lclii'uu‘ll 11>
sixiictli birthday 1:15: \\ ('11.. in 1111' L'njuymcul
of which it 11st our congratulatiom
The Bll'rilll'n ('1'lz':ru‘1'>' m be t'nlnrgvd four
(willnlllr‘ this Wt'ck, which will make il one of
the most rcspcclublc (‘llizr‘ns of .‘li'rivien.
I 1'1'. .‘lincr, furzm'rly ‘1}‘5111‘ Bridge.
1:115 boon appointed deputy 111::1' 11:11 of 01113»
121' holds in
:1; filly lulllul'
('11 tlu (1111:1113 72'1'r'wm 11'1'1’ 131,12'133"
L‘lilloi'
(I‘Vil'l
(.f
humid _‘Il ill'uhiiil, \\ 1111-11 011.1 (-
L':111:1(‘:".i«'n “1111111." position
'l'llt‘cClilJl wt 11.:- l’lll’lt'ilCSll'lH/H.‘1"111',1'.'l_\'>"
" ( )11:>' is :1 Why “It, :11111 111:;1'1' :11‘1‘ liznu>
\\ 111'“ it u'i'nm 111111: >1 lllllli)s>liJi" in 11ch llllll‘
loprnpmly:lzilullr'l'>':111il (row (le‘ l'>,'
Then mm is the rcznzuu liz'wlhr'r .\>lilc_\' is
not ('1':I<s»:-_w':l; 11: «21:11:02 “13111 li'uc In
pl‘.)11l‘l’i_\' cross" 111cm.
'l'lit‘ .Vlcridt'n 11’. CUI'dC/"l our/~16 5131's I‘m- :11-
.XL‘knmvll-dging the L'ui'n." 111111-11
lil'l‘SS, “115
liL'll' 1111 "
has been going the rounds of 111':
1113'. prepared for that papci' by ilcv. Mr.
Thai is 1111- vcry name [grub-or) of
51..\T1.\F.L',
(irulicr.
\hu :‘lmp \\ ho prcpzirml it for 1111'
a singular coincidl-ni 1'.
.\ typographical {-rmi' 111 1110 viv York
Trillium T('l'('nli_V', 111:1:10 llial pupi'r 5:1)“, llinl
Abijnli \V’. Palmer. 1110 sl'nalorrlccl from
lhv Durham and (‘olumbian lli>'li'i('l,l1;1:l
“ nevl'r ln'cn (drum-.1 :1 bride." .-\ bribe \v:1>
What was meant by the 7'I'1Ymm'. As the
scuplnr '1“ :1 (‘nniirmml bnclirlur, 11::~ mismkv'
1 hits 111111 liurxl.
Th" (1211:2110 l’wvi‘ IUl'bl«l<
<‘1_1'; i‘l‘~‘llliurl(‘lll€‘ l lfurvliss ‘l‘lC\i\;
i infami'iiicrl; lll‘Cllll'lllC'l. 111111;; n.1l(‘(l
1 ml lllllki)‘, (il'l‘L‘lllClllill’l'; :lisrl :' oll: \' l:
‘ forzel, ubluhul (for Wudwll1111119le; sport:
(for _';~1'c:1<llz >l'~l"cl:'l: gspomlulix 1101' «1:1:
(11.51; :‘11l;1>trnplic:l ; s '(‘t‘pl al-
plumb-(l fir funcrrilvd llor 1111111111
5 NR 11111111113111
s'uil'i it'd,
(fur
(ii:-
srrumpt iou‘;
The ])1-1'l>\'. Trum' 1-.in S'filei, 1‘. short time
ago, ”1:11 Ill-v. 31111 11- (iii!11‘i\if_"(‘.<ll Dinning;
would Him in 1111‘
1'1 1 11:11. 1111' 1’13,"
(1': 1m 1111' 11.1'
' 1‘11’4’11'1"llll‘l"'ilifi‘ii 3.11:1 my 5, his 11:' 11m
3 llavclcd {:11' Human. ' >1) sm-ms llml
about i.“("i\'L‘ lillilh' in as for Brother 11'1-
cou thinks 01101:? his 131'» ought to lrnvrl.
:1 Irip to i.lll‘\1p:~
'\v lluvi'n
whirh
1
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m,
N I
(w 11:11 >111: "_\ 1:11.111
i.
11.9
i and noble <ons for the nubli 6 >1 r1 im This ,_ . . . .
l A (nspulcli from \\ 3411;121:111 in 1111' 11:31:
was the 011 Roman idu 1; but 1110 ixiwh'rn 1 , . , , .
i . - ’ lord J’wf, 0:1 \‘1 :«lnl'mmv of lust “'1.-1m, >;1v>
' roumm ulm' 15 different 1 ,. .. . ' . ~ '-
3 “ Ihc olucers of the Senate 11:11 1‘. 11:1 cm;
1... .,,...- - v -. .1'>.vl'..V~v- . - -
._. .1 >.1.5..l.xr forum, 1.. 1.1.. 1.1, .1: il‘Aix ‘ “de 11-1111 (,f servu'i'. but hold ”1011' 11"“:
r . q .. . :1 .. L' . . , . . .. , _
‘0. 111: . 111119.11; V .1.lc_. 11.1111: .l.l. 1.1: 111.) 1 [10115 111111 11113.11'1'1' of lh'ocnml‘ “.1”: 1., 1.1
; ‘.' .' ..1 . . . ,
sc 1011 91.1; from 0.11.1 (n.1, luv 1 >1) 111.11 . Lulu ‘11) “m. (,1 m ,r. (f 11.12111.c .1111'1A .l
the in“. rail did not have to chcut, b21101» I 311L111. ll .5 “M prulmblc (11,.” “ill 1., “H.
éucllv litll'd, lcaving just the hundred upcu:
1115 b:'i\\'l".‘1\ the two Clllin.
on th' ('nuucc‘dcut shore uicl otlu'r Ncw
England :m'n engaged in tho 5111111: business
in Boston, last. week, and formed an associa-
tion with them. A constitution and byrlmvs
were adopted and officers Cluck-d.
Thc Lilcliiicld E.r.gi.':'.'w' dcuic'a lllzll i118
Comptrullcr of the Currency or the Bank
' Examiner for this district had any thing to
do with the 2211:? which was entered in the
cases of the defaulting cashiers, Judd, of
13011101, and 001115.111], of New Milford.
The legislature of Wyoming has passed
:1 bill repealing the female suffrage act, and
practically pronouncing the movemom a.-
fnilure. The Governor, however, has vetoed
the bill, and it remains to be seen wlicthe:
there is :1 sufficient majority to plus it over
Governor Campbell's veto.
At Hartford the Grand Duke appeared on
the platfomi, and lifted his but several times
j in response to the cheers of the crowd. He
also made a little speech, in his mother
tongue, (:0 General Gorloif),1vhich 11 is for
tunate for the vanity of Hartford people that
no one else could undersloud.
The Grand Duke was received by New
Haven people “ at the head of the 11 harf, "
while the train was changing locomotives.
Of course he wm delighted with what he.
could sea of the beautiful city; but unfortu-
mitely he did not express himself in favor of
the New Haven Capitol, and the people will
never forget it;
Gambetia will not. prcbnbly marry “ the
Auday; not become her father has any ob-
jacnons to Gainbetm, but because “the bean-
tiful and accomplished daughter” cannot cab-
“in the consent of her mother, indwd her
bdnhelor father has not yet determined who
her mother shall be. _ . . .
We how; necked two-amnion: com:
manic-Milli! reek- lfolt oteonr my
mono Wm: Magellan; jag
wt in Wing to sign then- m, “in
communications, and a. flow; others, we
mumlyfiioiamm~ -
Representative Kellogg his offered two
mmefirmWor
A number of iiicnhullcu oil 1:1:1n13fuclurcr: 1
13193115 they send; Mmdmm
l clinxigvs how, alllingli 111:! {1'10 111.5 (f A. ll.
Bvinglou, of the l‘mmtclicui prl'ss. :11'1'
111';-
in; his clrclion :1: mug-um111-1117111115.in 1h:-
plnco of (icu. John R. French.“
Lions “ho 1s to be junior
_..-vv
Leonard C.
publisher and business manager of the “cr—
iden [fawning has arrived at his new post of
Llulv; :11111 11:15 already made an attempt to
excite tlic envy of (he wholc fraternity, by
:idvrrlisiug his willing "one ofgtlie most lovc-
l~,' of Cincinnati’s daughters and only heir
:2. :1 large estate, :1 grad" are of a leading
VV’eslicm Seminary, n tine musical artist, and
:1 lady of unusual literary attainments."
Leonard's Sin-cogs is insured Anv 11:- 11's
papcr man with the “cheek” to ask such :1
lady as lhat to marry him has certainly "0‘
lhe “true metal.‘ ’
The Golden .117; says 2—0111 .111.
[he founder of the 1191'41111,h113 so
_fuiled in health and strenglh that he now
takes almost. no interest in unylhing, and is
gliding gently into helplessness and second
childhood. For months past- we have n0~
(iced rm unusual relicencc concerning him
by the press at large. He has ceased to be
sneered at and abused. His name still stands
at the head of the great newspaper which
he called into life and power, but his cotem—
poraries, .who for many years gave him a
daily blow, now refrain from kicking the
sick lion. Old age and weuimms thus come
not unattended 'with compensationsnfter
all. '
Bonnet,
grcml y
M
RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.
Seventy-six Congregational
clergymeu
beautiful and accomplished daughter", of M. 1 were graduated last year:
A fourteen thousand dollar brick Episco~
pal church has been begun at Sumeld.
' A lady says that; church social: are across
between a Sunday school and a funeral.
Rev. L. W. Brintnnll, of Winthrop, Iowa,
has a parish twonty miles long By 'ten wide.
The Rev. Dr. E. ‘Y. Higbee. Rector of
Trinity Chapel, New York, residing at No-
32 West Thiuymnd street, was found
Sunday morning lying dead' 1.11 hissmdy. ,
' ‘The Rev. "Dr. Phelps, of Nair amen,
'br’e‘achod in‘ Waterbury on Sunday week,
mdinme'ewning.w in thefnngurb
ii)! an AM. Mined upon flit Holy 19nd.
(whether Miss or Mrs. we do not know), w
elected a. lav delegate to the Mcthw '
Th: new“ in the gethofit Church's:
Eutfiompbon wutflttle “tied from the
ordinary nature on a' recent Sunday by the
pulpit tipping over and smashing upon the
floor below.
There are seventy-three more Congrega-
tional clergymcn in the United States than
there are churclies,:bm many are infirm, and
other-sore . marries; editors, etc, so that-
the supply does not equal the demand.
The only Bible in V'elligo, California, is
an old one, printed in 1611, and containing
mrmv errors in tho tcxt. The owner is for-
tillcd, 11011 c1 or, mains: any heretical doc‘
trincs derived from its errors, by the form.
mile fact that he cannot read.
The Congregational Ministers Club of
San Francisco has bccn discussing the ques-
tion, “ )luy \V'omcn Prcm'h?" T110 avl'rugc
opinion of :11:- body 501111510110, “ Under ccr-
lain circumstances, Y-c—cu." Thcrc are
some moan spirited men who think ihcy c1111
prcuch bcm'r than they can practice.
The pusl'n's of the Baptist, ['nivcr>:1list,
Methodist, Srcoud Congrcgulionnl, and Di<-
Ciplcs‘ churches in I):111bury,publish :1 card
in thc [41(IIIIIJ Vans in which they “ consvm
to 1111 Lt tog: llit'l' , >21 far as possiblu, for {111
Common (‘hrializm \vork,or worship, (‘xtcml-
ing to (11011 other :11] possible Clirismn cour-
tesy, ' will: malice toward none, with cluu'i
(y for all."
HEREABOL‘TS.
—'l'l1c Ansoniu .Sl'uh'ncl rcporls that the
liuminglnn Bridge. :11Birmingharnflms Liven
[)lll'CilllN'ti for $26,000.11y Mcsais. A. ll. .1;
C. 1’. Allin;r 111111 J. S. l’cswngl'r.
——\V':' huvu 1111' nullionly of 111:: Greenwich
Ii’ilm'n r for the 5111101110111. that smoking in
the gallery of thc Sccoml Congrcgmionnl
(‘lmrcli in [11:11 plau- is“pl:1_vul out".
——Th(' I'muxz'rllif 53551111: Derby lluilrond
c.1rl'ii'tl over 111111' thousand pavemgcri last
month. The illl‘Y‘It'Fl number of lll‘l‘ClS
>011 from any plan- was Birmingham, \vlu'rc
ow'i' rlcvcn hundred \vr-re sold.
“Til" 15:11:11 Dulu' paswd 11111111511 51.1111—
forv‘. :lll 11 u'cl'uh on 'i'ilurslluv moruiu".
111' 11:11 :1'11 1 0'1 llu' 1'1' :'\1 plitfurm w‘llu' 1.11'.
10.11: mil ll: : 11.11, and ‘mmul in 11:11.11151110
1':lllici'l':-.'.ul dueling from :1 bug»,- «mud
:1.~:1‘:11':i‘.1':‘. :1: 11.: nlI'po'
—'i'11:'.l:ir'w11.‘( .‘lHHUIHML'J 111.:1 514111111111
pcuplc prupu>c In (halibut: their new lvnvn
11:111 will: :1 wmm'rt, i:'.iv1'>p:r>:'11
1111‘: :uilln'sus by b." own“ 1. Woodloldand
Minn. 1111:1101 pio'uds lo 111' picscnlcd lo
I’luh's Home.
‘Azi
\\ I’ll: u Ln llll'
lII ‘uuri'mv
:'>Ii:.1.1llll' 1:111) " of 1311.12: pull
New York Trill/(Hr
bruuliful “I
:1 hra'c {1:11111‘ :113111' of Lou 1111115,"
111511 hilt
lizisliiii~i.:'1l :1 \vurk 11111141.
>isl£ng of "
for 111': N‘iliilllllll l 1 1111' 11111.1'
l'xlillnliun of 1m dyiqn.
.\lc\1>'. $111.11
(1)51'1'V'Cii n ll'lllicl'llt‘ilfl'
ml llrl lg: p.121 l:1d_v. in smoking of 1111' (i’ ll”)
of :1 311;.115 Iiil'lnl, " .‘Izc bud j‘...>l gut 11111115
nf hrs. and 111 v
VV't'l'r‘ mild. 5111' do'nl m'cd things
11:111." 'i'm' lhnlwziy -13 in:
>lu' llll'illll by lli'il 1:1:1 rr'umrk.
_" Poor thing."
:lollui' 1-11. humilil's
such
11 I'illll'l‘~ 11111!
~.\ \\l'llCl‘ In 111:- \vav 1: 11,111.. 111‘ :1
il‘lll‘l' 11:11:11 3101'. ii, 151?}, m>l~111;11‘i—.cd Suv-
l .
brook, Nov. L‘U.::.1:it'11v,lor:ul :13 l‘cu'1\\~.l :1'.
Vl‘illnn, Du: '1..«l:igcit'11(uulr .\ 1111:1’
101116111wa ['1' ~1L'I from our “11'. 11.
till: 1‘ in lvs< (11:11.1 1111 11‘} ‘Inur ‘.1.-'.'.1'>. :1 '=:1\-
1:1;«1111111‘15:11:11w'.:1_\~.
ri'l:1‘.:.\ :1 slriuulni' >;. 1'} of
()11 Friday 3113.
’nlrick llogun \v:\> 1:1 lil('>llurl' (1i 1; 5m.
liclvl.
slun‘.
#111? .lu't‘wr‘vl/i‘
ins!
l).
linppl'ning 1051111211 in 31(‘111' :1 l'<':i but
:1 Smmfv'rd \\ 0111:111.
1111- vii-1111111}. llrx'>> look 111.; and 111:1
”-7
1.».-.
..__..~.m,...~...
Dal-ion.
' lg will enjoyed by theZ 111-3, '
' I'm“, at, the I '
chlldmdliving, being eightginu j“ ,
present together 11 1111 1.1le comiitsffio
several grandchildren The day was fine,
the occasion interesting. and the dinner
superb, throwing Thanksgiving entirely info
the shade.
All present seemed to eniov themselves
highly , and none more so than the hostess,
who, notwithstanding he: .advanoodnge, bum
in enjoyment of her faculties in annulm-
pared state, 'and bids “it to pas several
morc birlli d21y> with her fricnds. Twenty-
four partook of the dinner, with evident
satisfaction and commendable results.
Hwa
Obituary.
Diml. in I):1rien.D1‘c. 6111. in the blessed
ussuruncc of future happiness, .les. Eliza-
bclh, ihc wifc of Stephen Ferris, Esq , and
mothcrnf ('iipl. \V'm. H. Fcrris and Hum-
mil Ferris, of this city. agcrl neatly ninety
years.
8110111111 been married about sixty-eight
yours, and was the mothcrof seven sons and
:1 daughter. six of whom survivc 11(‘1‘. Two
ofhcr sons 113:1 gone before 1101', leaving
cur-11 :1 “'if(‘ and s<-vci':11 L‘illilil'CD. 5.41101ch
twenty-11mm gramlchildrcn. and thirteen
grunt-g1amlchllxlreu.
ILlnAeVIi- lit—371:1!nnlc Box !
TH
M will
Banking House on Tues 83'. the 9111 day of January
next between me hours of one and tvvo o clock. p.
A
thousand can remain.
cord Street will sell this for less than cash cost. 3300
only to he mid.
Island and \' ilson' 3 Point.
:11 Mr lunrrsoll and Gov. VV'
Street Jerusalem Hill One hundred dollarsalol onlv
need be
2-1!
V
and Fixluns. at a
Notice.
HE inhabit-ate of the town '
by« notified and warned that:
llbe ~ 31 megs“
Election.
F1351 NATIOSAL BANK or Sor'rn \‘omv ALE, I
SOUTH NORWALK. November 18’
E REGI LAB ANNITAL M NO of the
Stockholders of this Bank. for he election of
law {he held a i-
J. J MILLARD Cashier.
Real Estate for Sale.
NEW House and Lot on Elv's Neck, worth
twelve hundred dollars. Will take less~one
A newflouse and Lot on Con-
Building,v Lola on road Soft-v 501';
op ire splcn 1 1m
oogward, and on oods
id down. ballnnce on mortgage. Apply to
ENRY C. ELY City of South \‘onvul
or by letter to NATHAN C. ELY New Y or};
Listen to the Music Box!
T To PAINTERS.
A. SPLENDID CHANCE.
‘llE SI BSCRIBER being about to remove from
this (it). offer: for sub: hi:l Paint Shop. Tool>
bargain.
Miply to J. \'.'
South Noru'ulk. (,fonu , Dec. 7, 1871.
. GlllFFlN.
56M
()nc acquainted with Mrs. Forriq would
almost thinklli'it 3010111011 had his ('_vcon
110111111111 i:11l1(‘l::>\ :lmptcr of I’iovcrb>'
h:- 1\'rotl' lliis description of :1 virtuous wo-
2mm: ” [for price is above rubies. The heart
of her husband doth safely trust in hcr.
‘r'lu' will do him good and not ('vil all 1110
(luvs of his iifl‘. 11:0111 while it i>' _vet
niglzhuml glV'k‘lil 1:10:11 to ll('l' ilUllSL‘ilUi(i_
8111' lquI‘lh lwr hauls lo lhv ~pimll(',:iml
1101' bands hold lll-' ili>t:1lll 511C slrt'll'lil‘tii .
out her band to 11m poor, you, 5110 l‘t‘fl('ll(‘lil
forth ilt’l' hands to tho ncelly. Sh:- i~ 111:1
ilfl'flili (\f the snow for her household; for
her houwhold arc clothed with scarlet. lll'r
limbnnxl is known in 1111‘ g:1lcs,\v11('11 11c
$111011: among thc :'ld:.'r>' of the land. 5110
011"“: 111 lwr mouth with wiulom; and in l.(‘r
lonmlv i>thclawof kindness. Her children
She
1'i>:- 11p and cull licr l-lr';>'v(l; 111'1' lmsbzutri
111-0, and 111' [1111331111 1111'. 11:1:11' (inilszhtrr:
1-11-1- i‘mnr' \ illuulhly, 1111! 1111111 (Xv. ll: :1
is Iil'l'l‘ilflii,allli bcunIYv is
Lord,
11mm all. 1".11'111
\llill; but a woman that fmrrlii lbl:
J.11' >lirlll Lt‘ ]\l'.ll~‘l 11 H
'[‘:'1i><'\:l~_r:311111 pl'niinzuwr'd by Solomon is
:‘1l11111‘h in 11:11:11, 111.11 11 1111121: 111:»1'1' 1100:1110
mid hf llir' 11(‘1‘1‘11Fl'1i.
iivr funeral “'11: alu'mli'ri Sabbath :ifu‘r-
1mm. lbw 10111. in 111:: 31.11. (,‘liurch.:1l
South 1"11'1‘ .Vlllc' Kin-r, \vhcrl' 11:31:32.1).
Kinnry prouclu-l :11: appropriutc scrmon
il‘nlll ’3 Tim. 1V. 0, 8. 3121111 now ready to
be nil-r111," kc Alli-1' the sermon. the Rev
(‘ 1.. “'11!le pastor of 1hr' (‘nnvrrcvrnlional
(‘h'rrvli 11111.10 remarks to the
19.ch and solemn ('ongrcgntion. The body
in i):‘.l‘lL‘ll,
was lmriml in 1110 l‘nion ('l‘mctcry, Five
)lill' Riv-2r, lwside 1hr romains of Cam.
l—‘r-rrb's tu'n soldier sum. and some other
l'l‘iilll\(‘\' \fh-r tlu' coffin was lowered into
lill‘ 31:11:; .‘il‘. Kinm'Y'.‘ r‘:1.l the following:
\"'."L‘.\.
‘_\‘mll. tl.i~ turf here rests our mother:
(hm-t i~ mould‘ringlmrk ludurl 1
(.Iiurdi'vl b) our Fmior. limlhcr.
'Till lh ' gnuv shall Yvi'ld 11>lr111'
l'liiltln-n's :lzihlrr‘n ~Y '-;i‘ve->idc11"r.
.\l 1: ~l.
“.111 ”'1“er >11
\‘.'1lE11'.iv‘Ianx'1.1‘
'l \lm‘iir 111.»;
‘ l« 1: ll
and 1.;1' mu
1».1'l‘.:"'
‘li'rfll~ 111:1" r: 'v and ivmgv‘cn 'rulbu-r.
flu 3r \uim‘ .‘llnl‘Llls no mun‘.
:l mothvr.
~in>' 111111 xvii-C's arc (in.
ii. w
ill": in pr'ru'l‘. dvnr, v.uinli'
Ill“! vvlu'ru
Ll-ton to the Musk-301'
Lin of Lotti-rs
fi'xv iiiutzu'nls sh:-
'l'lic unlucky of
scvcrvly illll 110'. dungermhl) illll'lllll.
11171111 1111' :11'1'1111'511 11:15
a'i'in' (irunil Duke :11'1'i\ ml in 131 1.1.4111.”
aboul ('ll'ven o'clock on 'l'hiirseluy, and 11:1.»
\1':'.> envelopul in 11111115, '
)l'IVlAlVle‘. in tho l‘osmffirr, :1: South .\':-:'\'.:1lk.
L 11.0 1‘1. l~‘.l 11-19-1111:- 1'3111112 for 1111:; ohm-1
'1 ','s \1 ill pll'xn- say llu'v are udvc: Haul.
LADIES LIST
'1111'3111' 11.1121111'11. .‘lilliv' “villi. _‘lr: .l ‘111 1.1111 YV.
1.1.1.11-5, _Vli> Elisabeth M 1111}: iL’l}!!l«lZl<l.
‘11.
l
» '.r:m>fnr:11.> Illi' brown. unclious. muddy and spotted
.1- g
l
J
J.
HU RAH FUR HU LBU’l‘T’S
FOR THE BEST
OYSTER STFJVV'
in city or coumy. Also
Roasted, Fried or Raw.
MEALS AT ALL HOI'RS.
1101‘ TBA AS!) COFFEE.
BREAD, PIE OB CAKE.
Confectionery, Cigars and Tobacco.
IXLICS and WINES.
(l) >l:~:'> h) 1110 Quart. (ialluli. or Public]. M
L. HURLBUTT'S,
(Will. MAIN AND .\.\.\' 51‘s., SOI'TII NUIHV‘ALK.
57-3111
Listen to the Music Box. '
NI .1!) {ME DE REEV'ES’
SPANISH CASCARILLA
( '11-‘41“ (Iv 1.0111'3'1‘1'.
IT l‘le 11:5 .‘it‘Tui.\\i. 5011.! 50111135. 13 BEAl'TIf‘K'L
A‘.11 “\lxljF THE SKIN KFKARKABLY BO.
11 >12va to tmrmform the worst pos~ible eomplrx-
ion into one of gcnuim‘ purity and brilliancv \‘o
tosmctic l‘nsic Paint. Powder or beautifier of any
kind ever did or over can produce such remarkable
and saliniactory resulls. It gives lhe skin or com-
p! cxion a bunny and purity surpassing anything
alluiuvd by the use of an) ulit‘le known 10 chamb-
ter. produces no artificial complexion Every [adv
nm>t unpredute this Cancuilla. which so cflccmully
iii-poms of hull) bad and unificnl complexions by
(‘H :nin' smh :1 holly bountiful natural one. it
r-mipli-xinu into the clean-st and fairest that could be
(i">ir\'1i. You 11111 lintl its action to bc gradual and
‘111'1‘
VV’urrauu‘d l‘crfl'otl); !lnr'mlcss.
i'.‘..‘~' lib. 1>lill 1"(‘R INFANTS.
(1‘ ENLTHM EN'S LlST.
ll 1 llzii'rvll. \V' M l.(:1nd. Caspar Iit'llf}.JMil!l
(luv. J:'.\'\ll 11ml _‘~I.1:.'1r1'UOml-
scll and aboul 1110115111111 cilia-11s. Gov
.lt‘wt'll llllltlL' :1 i‘l'll'f spt'i'cb. 11011111111113: 113111
10 1111' film“ “111111 1111' Duke 1111
110': rt'plv 111.1111! 1111.:~l_\' bun-k “1111
1110 1111.1 Mayor, 1\ '11". 1111'
hula“. ("llll‘l‘l‘ii lill‘ 1'11! 311:1 prnvvcnll'l 10 1111'
Thu \Yill‘t'l'd' 1t
rt‘(‘(‘l\’\'.i 11;;
flirt-.1
and :".l_\'.
Mum}.
(invnlnm' 111111
carrfzig- fru'turv ‘vl'ilwn
hand, boll: on 1111'
his Ililllk‘l'lfl‘. lliglliv‘N,
113111111111 11511111.
played ll : iill‘rl'lfl
—ll:1>l ill'illgcpurl 11:15 1111-50110 of :1 very
large and destructive firc 1:131 Friday night.
It cninmcnccd in :1 stably ncar lilt‘ comer of
East Main and Colcmun strc which
werr' {our horses. which 11'1-1'0 burucll. [be
1111' :111:l;:11:okc being: so :11'1'.>'c 111m 11 would
nol permit of their bc'ng rcmovcd. The
flames communicalcd with 1110 Burns Houst‘,
formerly 1111‘ fill-1112111 11111159, V\'ilil‘il was
filled with 110:11‘111'1'5. who barely escaped,
and tho building was soon burnt-ll to lhc
ground. The brick building of the
hotel 111911 caught 111:: and was Compleluly
gutted. This is :1 new building which has
just bl‘cu erected, 2111-.1 wus mvm'd by J. )1.
Joucs, of Boston. Suvcml ozhcr buildings
were saved only by the p:-1'>15101il ('ii'oris of
rho iircmcn, to whom too much praise (#:111-
1101119 givt'u. The fire undoubtedly
the work of :111 incendiary.
els, in
C1151
\V'llS
connuspoxnnxcn.
The Neptune. Log.
At :1 special meeting of the Ncpluue Club,
called through your columns, 011 Friday
evening last, at Foole‘s Hotel parlors, the
members of the club gathered to hear the
reading of the “Log." by chaplain W'm. H.
Simonson. The chaplain not arriving until
the 9:37 P. .11. express train, made it rather
late before the reading was through. Our
Vice Commodore, Robert. I. Tolles occupied,
the chair, and the meeting being called to
order the minutes of the two preceeding
meetings were r'ead and approved.
Commodore C. H. Tompkins then took
the chair, and the “Log" was read by the
Chaplain in such :1 may as only he could read
making successful “hits” on many members
of the club. The reading occupied two
hours from 10 to 12 o’clock, and elicited ap-
plause many times, so one and other felt the
crack of the “Log’ over their shoulders.
'The‘ club feel proud of the production,
a 13110de for the under-pan of the
. thinking up of out ”Log Keeper”,
After mending, Pioneer Lester moved
'thntnvozeof thanks botenderedour Log
keeperfor writing upthenognnd tending
hemmed Avoteofghanhswasnlso
number) for the free use of his parlor-gm
.the “whole cooled" mnnner in which he
arrival and drparlm'v of . .
which being 70 pages long, must have been '
'glvéntqmine hoatErank Footewhomthei, ,
clubuimkagrestdeuof hengoncofthen_.
l i'.1:‘.>. ‘l' 7} 1'1 .\lill>.\11(lrv'\: Y
.1...':1v-li,\\11'.1;~or
M. “'lLCOK, I‘. M.
List of Lcizcre'.
)l; \l \l\l\‘G in the P:1-to‘llce :11 Sum ;
1‘1 r~ox s cull'm: for anv :f (how-x
lt'lp
\ 1> 1.
1. 11‘ 111:1 [limlic any theynrc advert: sec.
LADTITF' LIST.
_ MN 1.111111'111'5111'. .V'EN ,\.:min
' z. (11111i:lel..\ii>s Eli/J1 (21111111111
1 . 1) “(11. Mr: L 31.1-rim'1h .‘xlir'I. Eli/.3
.nriwu. Mr>.Jnll.'1 Ann limp. Mrs. bomb
E 111111111111 Mrs Sarah 11.111. Virs. MuryJohusoqurs.
lli'cclme Lou-is. ‘.lr> S:':11.h .Vchurtv. Miss A1111
‘ ‘mrlmd .‘..'r>' .‘ilunhn Pilinun 314s \\ lulu-1 Plum".
.Vlr< 121111!) 1’. null. .Vli>.>' )lury Ri'dficld. .‘li~.~ t-axuli
Stuck-l.
GENTLE.“ EN‘S 'Ll'S'I‘.0
Mr .\':l.>t. Iln'u'rl Austin ilufus(‘. .\m<> 1.
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ll‘itvh, .\. (iormnn \rtliur Graham. V\ 111. ll b.1111:
UL'U 51‘1'11'}.
CHAS. OLMSTI'IAD. 1". M.
~fssl1n to the Music Box. V ~
)I 112 III 111]).
‘lelh.l1_v1hc RM:
to Bliss 1111211
111 this cit) on \‘v'odncsdny. Nov.
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J Cook. of Noruuik Doc 7111.11) lilk saim _‘iir.
Merlin J. VV uterbury and Miss Neill: 1". Andreas all
of Duricu.
In (.‘rr'mm 11:11. on Thursday. Nov. 30, by tho Rcv.
llorucc JHHK'S‘ Mr. “'11: Brush m Mi>> 5115331113
Holmes. (lunglilvr of (‘r.;zt. C1119!) Holmes.
111 Greenwich. Nov. 30.11;: 1110 Rev. Horace James.
Mr VV'xu Ballard, 11. 3115551112111 Howard
in )nv Gunman Nov. 30 bythe Rev. G. .-\bbutt..
1.. C. Grover. of §piiugficld, \luss , to Miss Emma
1'1. Arnold of New Canaan.
In Dnnhury Doc. till: in tho Rz-v. W. F. Hatfield
Mr. Dnvid 1". Abbott, to Na. Hannah Partrick. born
of Dunbur)
In VVilIiamslmrgh \ov. 30 hythe Rev Dr. V’v’clls
Joueph Hatch, 10 M‘ F! Kate daughtrr of Vlr. Joseoh
Dclong, of “illiamsbnrgh, 1 .
DIED.
In Norwalk. Dec lith, at Middle Five Mile River,
Samuel Richards. aged :10
In Sguyten Duyvil N. on Wednesday, Dec.
Anna oms,wife of W. Franklin Bishop, anddnugh-
for of A1101) Smith, Esq. of N. Y ,ngcd 25 years and
admonth
In Norwalk, on the Sch 1115:.
"4 years.
In Dal-inn Doc. 1, Oliver J. \‘oyes, aged 23 years
and 6 mom tslb
1nGreenwich.I)ec 4. anez Mead. Jr. accd Wye-11's
In R1 6, Dec. 8, Mary 1111311011, 11361185 years
Murgaret Keena aged
and 6 months
Listen to Ytho Music Box!
For Sale or to Let.
A HQESE and lot at Ely 3 [Neck Inquire of John
Knapp.
For Sale.
ANEW unsound two lots 30:15.0 feet, slanted
near ,1)?“ Ellieliiver hurtling. 1:11am:- easy. en-
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11.1. Fri-«li'rit' C. limvks of Bridgeport, and Mi»:
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ROSE GLYCERINE
Ti1i> ilrlicale and beautiful article pcnclrulcs the
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I-‘ur Sol: :11 wholesale by
BUCKINGIKAH é: BRUSH,
b'ole agents for South Soru'nlk. .
No. 4, Ely's Block.
Y. M. C. A. Lectures.
SEASON} 1811-12.
Rev, J. P. Newman, D. I).
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WMyEching. Dec. 21'.
SubjecMWives Among- the
Mormons.
a»:
Tuesday Evening, in. '9. ’
S abject—“H— Moonshlne. ”_
Tickets for the Grantham
Wed Seaman Io
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11:1: just received three Dnirioe of choice
Delewa n: County; Butler
.whlch he offers below the market price. also another
large invoice of those
EX. JAPAN TEAS,
selling at $1.11) per 1b., sexually worth $1.25.
FINE FAMILY Gilli} IE8
is in (‘1 crv rcspcc! full and complete. all of which I
w ill sell a! the lowcst muket rates.
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If you want u I’ORTL A\D CI'TTER for vour buy
_1 on our: find a large assortment of them LL
ALFRED KNAPP’S.
Just rcccivcd. a fine assortmcnt of Toilet fioup 11:.
ALFRED KNAPP‘F.
Nico \V’cstcm Apples in any desired quamiiim .9:
ALFRED KNAPPS.
\ large asmrtmcm of Bird Cages of the inivr.
SiV'il' ~ and mos: appmv cd patterns at
.1 LFBED K‘ APPS.
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of by (3111 11'c ' a! ALPR RED K\AP1"‘S.
“ ASTRAL” OIL
is b urr now than over 11ch and is sold exclusively
by the agent,
ALFRED KNAPI’.
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All the Popular Brands of
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FINE CIGARS.
3.1.1 .\' 1' FACTL'RER 0F
JI‘ST RECEIVED, AX ISV'OY'ICE OF
111 l} N A ll (1 H
PRIDE of VIRGINIA
S- i()I{ING.
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A Full Assortment of PIPES,
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Smokers’ Articles Generally.
.\ share of public patronage respectfully solicited.
Corner Washington and Main Sis.
SOUTH NOBWALK.
GEORGE W. SMITH,
Dealer in all kinds of Choice
GROOERIES,
PROVISIONS,
FLOUR AND FEED.
The Oldest Grown! in South “walk.
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