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New Mmmwmwe
m' ‘1 s witrfl
Thfiefiwhlebthe My“
amwuwmma
“tit-elevate: mutila-
mane-manure»
Madmthhe-evenmnntng .
who.“ Tho-eaten! range
in an oh” , course no
air who. '3
ingenuity. in range of
tho-e pdomed.
Thra-lae-iI—eaol the regular octave:
nrepeaervedhtaathecoupaasofthebells
l1 tons-low.“ the dupler inelodias, and
tho- tle variation be
teen lowest notes, can
be are ever struck to-
getter and *GW‘Ua ‘ chord"
unknown in ebbing Thenote follow 0N:
alter another material like a child trying
Uphyat-eena phno with onefinger.
large ones and the
i__ brought from Eng
3 zltalnterdate bclb “necess-
ary to mi WW fie procured
of the Icnceleya at West Troy. The huge
tall-”bong! act on swinging frames, are
lahedzoaatohelnn and languid butthe
iron ung
iruut ofa
couture-eh. “mammal aya strike-
preehrlylatfl‘fidapoton' lipofthe
hell, thin securing uniformity of vibration
and certainty of tone. Each tongue or ham-
mer’nproridedwithadamper, on theplan
o! .
the
"k W the we
sequent running the notes into each other.
The cord pours from the hammer of the bell
down one story to the ringers room; it is
the .
lmh
the sarihingaa easy as m‘blc. But even
then the playing a tune 011 Trinity bells is
no child's play. Imagine nine large levers,
each one, at the end where the hand touchea
it. aahig u a drayman's ban "
player take od’ his coat stan
work and begins. Every n05
quite- a “delay-Batman thrust of
the lever. with the power which, if put into
auow,woald be ancient to knockdown
the inn. No wonder that at the
the pert ' ina use
Jon: Rowan Rollin-The Savannah
Ma.) News is reminded of an incident in the
life of the author of “ Home. Sweet Home,"
which occurred in Georgia many years ago.
and which of the
authorahrp
. ‘ n
' _ 'c is not
manned cal to :1 li ra or either
Europe or this ”fly. it (hi time of the
troublea in th’u state. growing out of the re-
moval of the Cherokee Indians about the
in
year I“ John Howard Payne, then
card: of material for a co - ~
no the aborigines of Ag
lobn Rosa. head chief ~
tion who resid‘ 1n Tune-eat fist over the
Georgia line A 'troop called the Georgia
tvuard under the command, we believe of
t ol afterward Gen) Bishop had been or»
mixed for the pro - ~
Indian frontier.
11 nded missionarie‘ -.
«lian tribes stim;n 1;.de instiga~
ting them to hostilities against the whites
News reached the camp of the Georgia
hoard that one of those characters was at
that time at ._ ‘ -
suadc the In: . “
compliance
fish Wwbexng “m:
tvovernment.
carded as dangerous to the peace and safety
of the white settlements, a detachment of the
mounted guard proceeded in the night to
Rose‘s house, where th surprised Mr.
Payne, explanations
and p r. [n the dark
storm . . mdflg to mount his
borée an accompany the guard some ten or
fifteen miles through a “ ilt‘l mountainous
country to their camp
The Lm p was composed of \ L- 1111; mount
11in ir \t1-o11_ ' prctljudius
‘ missionatit-s a: they
called. were not inclined to be very
civil or oblim‘efi’ WV? From them
Mr. Payne could learn nothing satisfactory ;
' m'ry t
in regard to the charges against him. why he.
IV 35
sition the der
these
and pl nose over a
rough path, Vim fimflung their
boisterous songs or enjoyed their rude jokes,
often at his expense, his meditations were of
a sombre and melancholy character. At one
time a. e,
Sit eet y ell
and as tones of hp fine tenor
ar~~~
voice swelled e” ‘ mfiniglit air, and
woke the echoes of the silent woods, his
companions med their boisterous com-er
Mwhileaomegoodvoices loinedinthe
Ch
th
to chord in the of Mfiapwrs, it
stirred the ‘ mile: sensibilities of the
unhappy capfivgand all unseeen by them
theharaflflosreddownhis cheeksasherode
2.12.11 .
“Nahum-alike the anng. Who:-
mlfigkkw nae {educationa-
, .
wall."
“Yawflpehgg‘ufid win!
ham-putt “at “magi
01';
. me earthquake which occurred when Julius
11.2111111117me which we makethiau-
tract:
One evenhinl‘m. 1mm»
eopyingmyneousmadm lntheaale-
‘vs we
is the buyer and may want more.”
“ Whath Bmwn‘ a well (bin; at Parker’s?
Rnnnptheyieldassbewillbenr, andlwill
n . _ . _ I
home a codfish for breakfast.”
"Brown‘s well doing one thousand, one
hundred barrels a. dav by actual measure!
meat, with tools, and pump, and a pair of
bull wheels' 1n the 1161:. 13 good for two
thousand as soon a she ispleaned out.‘
will show an increase of six thousand bar
gels an hour; yyyoufi can beton F9%,301' the re-
6
o’ne, t bears‘ Die other,
bility 1:0Wlled by both, and will pullofl'
Pither tug as circumstance may warrant.”
“ Get me a slice of old Ghilson‘s farm be-
fore he has of that strike near hini- fix up
the nacho-idem“: the '
end of the year; I will be in Europe than"
“' You must strike a thousand-barrel well
it: Brady's Bend. I am ‘shorter‘ than pie
cruset£9 and have got to cover this wee: or
i‘ifigit ea’l: ’1’}!th laughter“! a‘day‘é
two.‘
“Sell the oil to responsible parties only.
M orders on Pittsburgh at any‘prloe‘t
W “Mm
2 To ins' thunder you say. and here I
luv c two dry holes at Pitholc and toolsstuck
at East Sandy. Good-bye. Address me in
Europe I cant stand pmperity. "
“Can t ~xou increase the yield of that Pit-
hole well agate? Another start and grease
will weaken so I can pay my board ahead."
“ I am coming home if ‘I can borrow a dol-
lar. Our well is dryer than a pow der-houae
Take George out of toll cut 03' Suaie’
W sell .fiéfllmg
.he French cool: and chambermaid will have
lo go too.’
summoned smart mum
barrels, and increasing! Open a fresh can
of peaches and let the children have butter
on their bread. \Efibomturday with
your diamonds What is the size of Hrs
Lollipop' 3 pin. ’ I will lay m e1 that in size
if I don't accumulate a cent Jenkin‘ a well
k as dry as a bone. Cut his family 5 ac-
quaintance at once.“
~ 4» —-
T11}; Pants}; DATE 0; ($831815 (Btu
new la; disingutshe‘a Earhart scholar,
Herr Kelk. in a recently published work.
considers that he has settled the true date of
the crucifixion. He shows that there was a
total eclipse of the moon concomitant with
l
was misfinited on fi‘e‘lfithd! “rah,
. C. 44. He bu also calculated the Jewish
éalendar to A. B. 34. and the result or his re-
searches confirms ille't‘iiéé‘ i-écorded by the
Erangelh‘ts of the wonderful physical events
[hat accompanied the crucifixion. His as-
Wnomimtmlat‘smrs tel-ton the
5111 of April. A. D. 61. there was a total
eclipse of the sun accompanied, in all proba-
msty, hype eaghquake yobs: 0mm
6w. This mode of reckoning is verified by
another calct1lat1an,madc by calculating
backward from the great total eclipsed
deprived of his liberty. not what dispo- ; .
18, which also gives April 5, “(hedged-of
at e year on are and
361173 ate their Easter lamb and celebrated
their feast of the passe» er on the following
new moon it is clear April 5 was identified
with Gisan 13 of the Jewish calendar which
moreover was on Friday the day of prepara—
tion memo; and (in may”:
the Hebrew Talmud, so that astronomy,
drchteolog) , traditional and biblical history
moms to unite in fixing the date of the cm.
cafixion at April A. D 31’
F ALL AND WINTER
[lLLlllERl [iflfllll
t and best selected assortment of \lilll
{or the yawn can be found-
’3.- ’BAYWW” “
winery Establishment which will be enldat \OI'T
The)
hummer] style.
'l‘heeubaeriberhutakenfiaagency torthc
Nettli’llswwgm
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flora-:5 M. )l‘
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Harlan received threenniriea .
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‘Fanoy Store,
2‘11 '3 ram,“ wall
31 L lo - 1‘ .
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mix-odd
IBM’s FANCY STORE.
mphofloentMI jaunddowaap- mm "MOO-”NR:
cum) papacnfl‘aaadabirthoaonafewof II ailment.
themmgu that were going new a“! .5...-
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.toris dates 1‘...” .11 '0‘
“ShallIletathonsandgoattwenty? 8. run-9 hall-I. the! MM.
Inm‘fm
Maud
and fireman
”341ml?
Lglmandun-mrmfio muons.
Intact, atbonaand articleatoo numerou- touch-
05.
Call and Examine our Stock be-
fore Pit-chasing elsewhere.
I t
MUNSON’S
Congregational Church.
11111111 11113365in3
“’HULfiALE AND RETAIL DEALER IS
All the Popular Bra-Ia of
TO'BACCO,
$313313? WEE
AND RANL'FACTU REE 0!
run: croans.
MONARCH
fann—
earautwflno‘ntral
SDIOKING.
(USSTANTLY 0N HAND
11 run madam or PIPES,
Jaso—
Smokers’ Articles Generally.
A char-cot public patronage re’epoctlully aolldted.
A
car-ti final-nail in ii:-
SOUTK NOBWALK.
'W. '1‘. DRAW a; sou,
REAL ESTATE
IND,
INSL’RANCE
. Lalflaa‘Gnta' mad m3 Woolan lite-and t‘
mmm f5-
loco-plane.“ “We have mam%m Banana.
”War-undoubted dado-anodes. i
c
5181'“! ii is,
: .55: {115,13
0/
Complete Stock of Even-thins
JPQC’NIQflLM
3:! .2]; £9: 1:2 if”!!!
3mm amen-1mm
ammo.
more on, . .
DRY AND MIXED COL035,
can always be My opr store. Alao
May. Busts. no 111111 111111119-
“an um «I W! ”kl“ '
Railroad Colors mood-Wm
‘ . tuc‘
“Minor-“80.x,“
1111.! 17-81; ' :11 2.-
tiJ
.013me & DISIIOW.
“(85mm :2:
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
amsma
SHIRT IU 810.
Agents for
BIADB U IT’S
Celebrated Plano.
83W HAVEN 1111.101)an (20‘s arrows AND
momma.
.110 dealers in
VIOLINS AND IUSlCAI. llSTRUIENTS
GENERALLY.
Special inducements to teachers of Huslc.
Old [noun-onto (the. In exchange
for None.
Planoaandomana tuned and n: imt bynnex-
pedenccd workman pa
Call and Examine Our Stock.
ӣ91.11
111 Ml
week-t
The Oldsfa-zltioned Way.
HOUSEmRIBw Fma‘indm
”9&1” mm...
wrrnov‘r nma ”I.
City Surveyor-’3 Ofioe.
‘ ‘Sarvcyinginall lta branches
’1' 55.!!! I“ .% ’“Tiflfllk
W. ’l'. CIAW & ”I,
OFFICE IN ELY‘S HOOK.
Fauna 1:3 m
Now IS THE TIME!
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COAL, was. LATE. BRICK.
enemy. in GMT
caution; 01" mm at princi- tu’uerycompcttttou
, WWW tack Mm;
.1 in m
11121291111.
,. . -2912me war omen
4 ulna-ovum Plump.
Church’s Patent Lubricator,
all klndspl
E‘ur Machinery,
And Hull'l‘ ARTICLES 0N CONTRAC'I
ox rm: nos? nmsoxsnu: Trams.
.011“ Water
For the Fourth Congreaalonal District of tin Sale
at Connecticut. Agent ”or
Vanderua’tei’s improved
haul mine Water Wheelt
catamarans
Pant-r smart Pour
This Pump is the most compact built, has
le- number or and is the Cheapest
Paupflarwedhefore the me. It null
Stbout no For List, &c.,
ICARG cannon, Jr.,
5010 Proprietor and Mnnu'acturcr,
xonwam 001m
ladttne Shop juatbackof theHorseRail—
m m 14!
SOUTH NORWALK
The proprietor: of this eatabBfiament.
the moat extensive wanderer-m
(amen!
usually found In a furniture store, and sell
as ow an the lowest
nocxlnonam atom,
UNDE RTAKERS,
.mn DEALERS m
iFURNITURE,
Main Street,
uprosrrx m mantis-P91
SOUTH NORWALK.
and Who!
11. mailman-y male Depot, ”(1%“,
GREAT BARGAINS
0011
”A! $319“-1 '
eifiifiel
Theubscrlbcnwould respectfully call the atten-
tionbl‘litc public to their mweMde-
abduct»! ageneral aaaorunnmof
M SKIES MEMBERS
wolanflnda. Callandaaalnlneonrpodaandprloea.
WE WILL 1101'be UNDIRSOLD
{ 1We|nvetheflneaghauandlarzeetatoekotguoda
omen-.unma-taéryeuapmm
amt: then-hikmluoudted.
31059th Wt.“ “432-1; v‘l
mire us A. .ciLL.
, ‘Tomatoe, Eg, Met, Cabbage and
as
'D— -2
MEL EGNG
. Foe. SALE‘AND to RENT
—-A'l‘—
anagrams stone,
is?) i " .-
sdno‘tma.
N0. 21 MAIN‘STREgET, NORWALK,
Onedoor north of Bennett's dry goods store.
.1. M. Fortes.
Will keep a stock of Instruments at Parker's store
and will sell tlpm on monthly lnatallmenta.
Old tam-mate taken in excl-age for new.
Matched-NW 1-1!
HENRY nonINs'
mm 'tateot.
scorn NOBVALK,
Houses 111m Cannons,
TO. LET 1r LLL nouns.
Balls, Parties,’Weddings and Funerals
ATTENDED.
C A R R I A c E 3 ,
To all trains and etcunboate. Charges reasonable.
South Norwalk. W. 1. 1m. 8 t1 4
out WEI-I.
LIVERY STABLE;
Lorenzo Swfield, Proprietor.
Washington St’t. South Norwalk.
HORSIG ‘ARD alliances,
r9 La-r 111' 111.1. nouns.
C o .4. O a I . ,
eon WEDDINGS am) Prawns.
nonana, Hanna-sass & WAGONS,
FOR SALE.
Thla Stable la the most comr:odloua establishment
o! the kind in the city. 3-K
“PURE GOLD.”
Worthy of its unluc' "‘ exclahn all who have ex-
amined “Pl RE GOLD' the lending: Sunday School
Song Book this year. fiver
100,000 Copies
have been already told (May Ill) and the book has
been issued but
ONE MONTH !
LARGE ORDERS ARE RECEIVED FOR
“ l’urr- ‘ (210111"
c\ cry day. You \1 ill find the hymn: and tunes
PURE. noon.
USEFUL. ORIGIN AL.
_ REFINED. LIVE I Y.
EXCELENT, DEVOTION Al
m h was com“ 11‘ mt WA" 11111 not.
Oneeo pra‘ covert sent for examination on re
dept at wgcm W
-BIGLOW 1k MAIN, 425 Broome 5L. N. Y.,
tSueceeeors to Wm. B. Bradbury.1
For sale at Alex. Swords. News and Stationery
10% ml: Nmnlk,
NEW AND RARE PLANTS
R O S E S,
Geraniums,
VERBENA 8,
AND
BEDDING ou1 PLANTS,
Flattering 8111111, Fruit Trees,
CHOICE
Blackberry,
Raspberry,
Strawberry,
PLANTB.
T
Celery PM.
W Wt 11
11mm in mutant 11mg,
New Yorli and Non Misfit
LCil b.3311: I;
(“my KING RAY ”’1‘ “w...
Traina caw Passenger “gt-ti? at South Roman”
ow - ~'
For new York.
At 9:47 A. H. mm
2% storming: tattoos.
1:45 Igor-lo m nth-dens
an: "- 1 ‘ annulus» .
11:05 “ --
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1:41.: “ a a allocation!
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near I‘VE fl“ 3'0“
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Renae!
Bayer-in t'a once,“ Dearth avenue and 'l‘wa-
gym meet 'M’I’ ‘
0.“ m “y
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xxnfim en’unrsndnorr
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Danbury audNorwalk ll. R.
ARRANGELIENT.
OOXIEKCINGV OCT. 16. 1871.
In”! Err-Ills.
mmxonwaui.
A:‘it11tntn‘mctls1m.- amt-$3159.!
LIA"! com KORWALKFOI
cool 11.: (Freight)ll:®_il.; 1: still; one?!
Trina on Rldgeneld Branch ma non them
and to the down trains.
.1083 ‘7. 3mm,
IM'
Atom
6:3) A.
Hair, Tooth and Natl Brushes
O Q as 3.. at;
PERFUKERY- IN GREAT VARIETY
PATENT 1121310511113,
toanInlaldHairm
iii-sorrel: on as has stick:
r Fflas now on hand, and is i“; solidly
5‘ ’— Eggatarn W
A. CHOICE :LOT of WW 2}
OF " THIS "2 CITY”
am) all?!” or, In; wont-n mu.
4““ lefl-km- an. 1.11
stat-roaches.
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P. B.—G-1tawm In! lb
aluminum-alum
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