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Hilsdon’s Market
Mun .‘r . Adjoining t‘iingvi-g-iuoanl (IllllHIll.
FISH, FRUIT. VEGETABLES
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FARE ENLY 35 8T8.
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of Fulton Street, at Q.‘ 1' \l .a1iil from fin-i of
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its Uri-ill at South Noriulk lv'lllili ofi lllll'Jl‘
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mail.
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and {null New York mm he made \\'llll
it ' firewalls ’ gill
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN, WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 3,1881.
but
WHOLE NO. 560.
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Becket-Ire. Serene." of flu Chest. Gout.
Quincy. Sore Throat. Swellinigs and
Spain. Burn: and Sea #3.
General Bod”) Pains.
Tooth. Ear and Headache. Frosted fact
and E arc. and all other Pain
and labor.
.\‘.~ l‘rcparutmn on earth t‘lllllll. ‘Il .l min. t“: ~ .
a refinance. Ituvplv and rhnup l‘xtt rim: lat ta h
A trial cutmls but tho miupuratiwly lfllltllg out...
of MI Q‘s-nu. and mory one httllt‘f‘lttg with Mu.
can have cheers and ismtive prwf of it: claims.
lumen-ins in Huron longing-cs
SOLD BY ALL Dnuccisrs All!) DRAW I]
IBDlOlltn.
A3706“ a». 00..
Datum. 34.. v. a. ‘-
ammo-earn.
@{Ofia —35 Doses
35 tclllh. A Mothers‘
rciiiulv for sleepless and irritable
Children. The Recipe of Old ll'.
l‘ittlicr. Free from Morphine. rum
not Nrir‘i‘i‘tic. I'Ioriiiiiln,published
\ 1 l_.| 11 bottle. l’or l'Ilgitiilciic).
- . .111..1t1nptlit-footl.Sour Stomm h,
ll'oims. and llisor-
.' ~11 .l llowcls. (‘iisturin has the larg-
1-»: silo of :iiiy .1rtii lc dispensed by
ll111ggisls.
l t \\ llslllit‘ns,
ARMY SKETCHES.
Tun ltisa sun FALL or Zoi.i.icorrna.
ll\‘ LIEl‘T. J. DARK Grumman.
Among the partisan leaders who cs-
paused the cause of Secussiun there weie
none who enjoyed a more widespread and
exccrahle notoriety than tlcn. Zollicoflcr.
called sometimes “the Mushy of the lilidv
dlc District.“ because his exploits were
principally confined to gucrilla warfare in
Kentucky and Tennessee. llistory or tra‘
dition has never taken the trouble to trace
his origin. and he first came into notice
through the outrages he and his company
of about one hundr. ii men committml up-
on the dcfeucclcss people of thc Uuuiben
land mountain and river region in the
summer and fall of ism.
llis performances were so acceptable to
the Confederate Government that he was
early made a major-general and given
the command of a force of eleven regiv
merits of infantry. almut fifteen hundred
cavalry and eight pieces of artillery.
With this fuiw be swept over the country
far and wide. spreading murder. rapinc
and desolation wherever he passed. llis
ostensible object was the extermination
of the l‘iiion element in Kentucky and
IlIt‘lltlt‘\\t‘I‘. but when a fair oplmrtunity
.ful‘ plundcr was olfcicd he was not re-
markulily particular in distinguishing be.
taccn friend and foo.
llis cattle ranged widely over the coun-
try. shooting down citizens and making
them prisoners to be sent as recruits to
the lIV'lI‘l army. oiitruulng their wives and
daughters and during offull horses. cattle
and hugs as Well as sterling the household
goods. and even taking the clothing of the
women and children. They were without
doubt the most cold-blmulcd. murderer
ous gang of all the giicrillas the t‘onfcd-
cracy supported. 'l‘bcir formula was
simple and effective. livery man who
refused or llt‘alllilml to enter the Confed-
criiti- service was a Union man and a
traitor to the South.
:\ party of those devils h-t luust‘ would
ride up to a loan farm house. and of the
first member of the lt‘l‘l‘llll‘tl family that
own ilIIt‘Il. demanded;
“\\Il1t1livvslli'air‘!"
"John Silvers." or whatevor the name
was now incessant in front and reef and
on one side. but it was futile. andi they
broke from the road up the steep nk
away from the deadly cornfield. with chli-
cotter at their head. and sought safety
in igiicminious flight. pursued. fired upon.
and several killed or wounded.
This just retribution was denounced by
the friends of Zollicoffer as horrible
busbwacking slaughter committed by U“.
ion men. and dire vengcncc was sworn
upon all the Unionists of that region.
Zollicofler was consoled with a general‘s
commission. a greatly enlarged command
and authorized to take any measures of re-
taliaticn that might seem good to himself.
The troubles of the Unionists were now
incrcasoi immeasurably. and no means
of outrauing and harrassing them in their
defenceless condition was left untried.
At length the waiting cry of the ten
tured people penetrated the dull ear of the
Union Government. and General Thomas
commanding the Dcmrtment of the Ohio
was directed to take measurvs for their re-
hef and for the punishment of Zollicofl‘er
and his land pirat e.
tlcneral Don Carlos line“. with a con-
siderable force. moved into the troubled
distiict in the fall of 1863. and began to
chase after Zolliuifl‘er. which. for a long
time however. resulted in nothing but in~
cll'cctual skirmishes. in which half the
the tinu the wily rebel chieftaiu bad the
host of it. 'l‘hciv were. endless march~
lugs and counterman‘hings. resultiné in
nothing but fatigue and disappointment.
and the otliccm and men of lluel‘s mun-
mand wow fast incoming dispirited in
what s-cmcd a fruitless chase after a
will»o‘~tlie-wisp. In the meantime. winter
iniprmiclicd rapidly.
About the middle of Januaryz‘ti‘.‘ General
llucl learned that his enemy had entrench‘
ed himself on the Cumberland river. and
moved at once on his position. Bucll‘s
force had been considerably weakened in
the caniyuiign. wliichollieotl'er‘s had been
largely augmented. “‘licn the. former
reached Logan‘s cross-roads. within ten
miles of the (in-iny‘s position. he was dis-
covered. but Zollicofl'cr made no move-
ment to evade his foe. ashad been his
Wutll. On tlig contrary he sent out. a
large force against line]. and the combat-
ants met at. Mill Spring. and one of the
most sanpairiary battles of the war re-
sulted.
march. through some inadvertcncc for
which no one seemed able to accounts
Capt. Eversel and three or his follower.
were left hanging in different [discos along
the road. where they were found the next
day and looked upon with more of aston-
ishment than regret as the last relics of
Zollieoffer and his “Avengers.”
“OW—’—
Ex-l‘auon lint-ray.
..r
ELI i‘haxia‘skijs mu lh‘ Truss wonxixo
R AN IDEA.
Eli Perkins has been visiting the old
Catholic minions below San Antonie.
Term. and on his way back writes to the
Chicago Tribune that he stopped at a
ranch DlLlllfl way back on the banks of the
San Antonio river. about a mile from San
Antonio and right in the midst of three
ruined Spanishedththedrals and irrigotinx
canals. Around the ranch were green
fields of corn. breet high, some dogs good
enough for the Wemehccter dog show.
and the handsomcst horses I ever saw.
The proprietor came out dressed in baggy
brown linen paritaloons, bed ticking sue.
ponders and aYankec chip hat, turned up
behind like Joseph Witeomb‘s. He was a
very handsome man -—tall. muscular. with
amanly brow: features fit for amodel and
a rich. full voice. which spoke pure Bum
lish. lthought at once: “\‘t‘liata hand-
some man! How did you come down here
on a racb '8“
"Yes.“ said. addressing my friend. “my
two men are sick. and I am working like
a slave myself. Yesterday I dug out that
irrigating ditch, and I have drawn 171
loads of manure this spring myself, and
spread it on the land too. Look! my
hands arc all callous.
“What are you using manure on this
ranch and here for. i'“ I asked.
"\Vell. the old Spaniards exhausted it.
It looks black and rich. but the life is all
out of it. I want to set out a field of to-
bocco. Tobacco you know takes good
soil. I‘ve raised tobacco in Connecticut,
and I believe I can demonstrate that the
best tobacco land in the world is in Texas.
You won‘t believe it—hut I tell you
sir, I am working here for an idea. I
want to prove that crops can be raised
here. and splendid crops too, without ir-
rigation.
said. leading the way behind the house.
“They are the finest in Texas.“ said my
:I:
Function of the Newspaper.
The newspaper is. first of a“. a basin.
enterprise. Publishers make newspapers
to sell. just as batters make hats or shoc-
makm make shoes. The newspaper in
merchandise made to suit the market.
Those buy it who wish it. and the buyers
take their choice of the wares offered.
Without this commercial value the publi-
cation could not he sustained. and it would
he as unwise as unjust not to take this foot
into account. Newspapers makers, like
other manufacturers must consult popular
taste and market demand. But the news-
paper is also a public agent. It offers the
public. for pay. certain services. such II
advertisement of commodities. the an.
nouncemcnt of public doings. upon which
it. depends for much of l _ tumult.
These are the private and W ’
of the newspapers. and so far as those
concerned it is the private property
business affair of its publisher. But to
count the newspaper. as merely a basins:
enterprise. and to reckon with it only In?
such. would insult the public intelligence
as much as it would trifle with the public
interests and rights. It assumes public
functions and responsibilities which none
but a public teacher can hold. “’c out
not absmvc men from the duties attached ,.
to positions which they voluntary occupy;
But the press is the prob seed, ifuot paid.
advomte of whatever sctaof opinions it.
publicly accepts. It offers its columns as
sources of public information. It spook!
in ‘ut. and therefore. witba supposed
deliberation, candor and honesty, such as
men use under the most solemn circum-
stances. It is in this public character that
it enters into the ranks of the world‘s
teachers. and becomes a public educator.
v—I‘mf. J. M. Gregory.
W
STATE NEWS.
Edwin E. Curtis has retired from the
presidency of the Meridcn savings tank.
after ciglitcccn years‘ service.
1'
worth not less than $20,000.
An imposter has been collecting money
in the eastern part of this state by repre-
senting himself as optic-st, getting sul‘r
Come and see the horsrs.“ he scriptiona for buildingaCatbolic church
in Saybrook.
The town of Hartford supparts over 90
Eerovcrnor Hubbard is understood to i2
have in contemplation the presentation of
a law libra y to the Hartford county l..r.
a: :iucvr SLY. Fun. A soul ms. van- amp might be.
I ' I ' “ 3' it t l I .‘ . (l i W . ‘.‘.' l ' i ‘2 I . - - ‘x - - v I ""I‘ I I
7 IIIIIIII III III‘I‘I I I II II II I I III III III I, I 1-II;I.I.1IIIII I III II I I III II II III III II'I IIII I III “'l‘mt out lb.- olil nun." and when the The rebels were arrogant in their supcr- frltud I That mare can [>0 m "“0303"? ”sane pauper-s. 0‘ Whom 50 are n the
' "*0" .., -*+' —~ , » ‘ , 1 1 1-,. "If .~ ~o'ilfrvooft‘oiiiiiiiwivil.-\11il' . ”N WWW “NM ..r H... {mm}.- “l‘l‘W'l'I‘ 1. iartty of number and flushed by their im- either 0‘ the SIIlIIIIolIIS IIdIIII “ IIIItIIIIIIII . )‘ asylum 3‘ Middleton n.
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..1..y.-.~...r 11w boatsof n... mm on mm... or Ibo armi- with desperation. as did also the Union asked. whose 5km” wet “"lh honest ville by a freight tram last Thursday. ‘-
(IWllt‘Tl tllx‘h‘uf.
men. and the list of killed and wounded
sweet. who toils for an idea. and who has
A Stonington correspondent says: A
sH-Tomc
0 ~ \
, -#~‘ i, * W..-,.A__-_*-,__W ——-——— “1 do not bt‘llt~\'t‘ in the Confederate . .‘n
l-‘lrv. Life and A t‘clrlt'ul _ . ’ "l . l l ‘ , ~ . l - . I. t considering the numbers origaged was fear- $5900 “'Onh 0‘ horses . strange woman came to the \Vesterly rail- *
Am ““0 of' “Hm “I HR.” \\ork hm” .tt lllll mu» 1!. am lll .i lllUllltll . ..~ ), d' d ‘k M ._ , ,
. . a . . “1 That he said, is Ru. A iron at in l 1 ~ 1 t Sat rde. even“. from ,
I A III “IIIIII n A Perfected purifier of the System u‘" "““‘ “I“ “ "NIP“ “" 1"“ ”w" u'r‘ISI I rav I introduced him as Murray did not I II IIIIOII III II y g
n s u ra n c e gt . you.- .-/v.,..,.,.......; 1.5. ”mm.‘ mmnna m. hold. and tho {llllllly and lltlt-‘iapssltllls‘ won The odds m- the battle were about even I 9-." ~ Sici west ofn tit: SfIsIOIIIi Innegxp‘ressing. 1y13:3;
N()'1‘Alt\' I'L‘ in AC ”“3”: I‘M“ “"“I’”""I“"J""“"”‘~"”""“”"I Kiwn to “wine and iiilliiuc. If the man when C. .l. S. S Fr ' of the Fourth Ken- '. . - .. . “‘ 3' “I“ 0“" “m ay n ‘I.
\ -—— .o.. W‘— \\ an 1.... ‘ 3 Thu. “hat is the eluqm‘nt Boston pa» across the track of the Provtdence and
AH Avillilx of 1.51“}: mg 1'. [1/1) .llri mix-if hcsitiiti-d or sci'incd unable to tlt‘lt‘l‘llllllt‘.
trickylobsmvcd the rebels advancing up tor. and the author of that charming
Rotll k'llute and II“ ‘ .. _ . .1 V i r V. . ' . _ l'or liltll"‘l‘.\‘tltlll :iiitl llvvu- isia. ‘ . . _ . . ‘ ~ . ‘
. . nu .\..t "1.; .1 . I” Etllfl‘. ‘01“. “(talks Ull we I” ”W THU” 1:1 llit'tI‘l‘ICqul- tho) youth! R mm“ road Wm, “M...“ intention of k of summer "“813 in the Adiron- ptomngton railroad. completely sech
.. .. a. .. . . . . . . _. ., ' ‘ .. v - . . . ‘ . - . M in two. Justice Tanner summoned aynry
srxiusiii. .1t khla. initial-A til: \1- l‘.-, v V i ll l t l ,. . . . 1 .. . _ l‘lll iii hym. and u c ll help you make making a flankingmovement. and at once - .3 “'h ._ l n. v‘ _ .
l l l ‘ \1 h \ . | it ll . 111} .1. L .l.l1 l1111mi t l lslii tl _ .. _ . , ~ _ . ducks, dmng here . at» he ”(ox-Qt, and an "1‘ “eat held The 10‘;
W-Ihlngton gum.“ "mm-“e l’ o. t v A’ m 1.1.I.\‘«.\ J 1 m l.l,l.\Ih\ ll k t (l ”ll l llluorl, .111tl 1‘11... 1.91m] [ivy-“mp, uliyour mind: and ho was iiiiu-clied off threw his regiment into position to reaist As Gen. Buttler would say.‘\Vbo is she 3;. was “thatItbis uIIInIIso - n I“: m
a prisoner. and his property and his funi-
tlic advance. \Visbing to obtain a nearer "That‘s it.“ said may friend, as he hit a
ily insulted before his eyes
view of the enemy ”a movement he rode a m, on a horse with the whip; “a man may
short distance down the road in advance loIve a beautiful woman, and with her bell
llll'lll\ .1fti~1:tl.itit upon llcliil1ty.;i11il
for Building up the weak. Asb-
’l‘ollic Ix ilonliilrss‘ ilio ll‘.(1\l Illi‘llllil
lit - "II .' “v'. .' ‘ " I I
wt H mm \ \I 1.. iii.\\ her death by being run over by atrsmon
-\ .VI E R I (‘ l' S,
the Providence and Stonington railroad,
No.8 Mnralxall Street.
I I ' t'ii llii lliiull or 11;: p 1-<:i-_:v .‘1114! mu" :11i hour it ll . Tllt'st‘ t‘lllrll ' ‘S w ‘l‘ ‘ \tlrllt‘llIill‘lV llll‘ , ‘ ' u . I II
“U “i! bums-”..r 11l\~.1~11In' '1‘11. I II rm 1 lt'l '~ - I‘ ' v 1 . . 1 1 N I .I ‘.. I '. of his column. At a slight turn in the . - .. “IMO“ (aused "15‘3““ death. At a”
‘ "ll“ “ ““‘H‘ ,‘l ~ ‘ ‘ ‘ H” - ll lncroits and flagrant in t Irnton “hyuc 15 paradise. ‘ d bee I I
V - u i _ -— . , , , ' , m l i... 0...... u .0“ .. mounted 0mm... __ latesl accounts she be not It ids-nth
Fraud and S 8010“ B 1 l‘ I 1" llv.lm11..,., ' "‘ ‘ ““I' ‘I“ \ l“““‘ ‘v and Russell counties. Kcntuck. and ill "I l I r—«V .‘ tl _ b0 t}
I D S as atlIIall S l- ;\i lIiL'Llllt .1 [ix .. . 1.1:1. . ml {. .. ~rll . 1. n.. it . 1.‘ .. H ho d ‘1, _\ wearing a drab suit that completely con~ Type \Vork on a Newspaper. fled. 5““ was apparen 5 a u ox‘ty
IIiIII I” H“ II‘ II II“ m‘II‘I II‘ IIII‘I 1“ “I“ All: it llltIiIlll' II'niIiIii f:1I1I1IiIlIiI::IivuroIleIfthitlIi ”Ia" I his uniform. and COL Fry mistook years of age and IlIIlIIe weII‘drezsgd’hfiw
tiu ilu- «mm. 1‘ :\lllt in 11s 1~ 11. H1 ‘ l.«-\\ -1i‘:liii 11 l . .' ' . i. '. . II ~ I a t I ‘ . ‘ ‘ v t ‘ . . . ld bands al‘ivllllt 101' W715 3- k e d
o .... .1... ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘“ 1.1. l o‘ii.. , \\1.i lit- .\ 1‘11...til \\ :1l1 not out protection. the map. members lnting 3m“ fl“ u ledcral ofltccr. 5" ““3 General The Poughkccpsw Eagle. in an article fight vouiplevion
EUROPEAN PLAN. I’M ‘I‘Ihmg ‘I \ h'm‘I‘“ “I "“‘I'lmu awav in the Union armv or driven into [Mllu‘liflor‘l aind he ‘3‘“! u: “1““ w on " llow Mistakes Happen in Newsprv
‘ . .- > . , ~ ‘ ~ ‘. ‘ ‘ - ‘ ‘ . i , \
. l l “ “‘l l “‘ ‘r ““ “L ‘ 1" ‘ ‘ ‘ “l“ hidiii r m the mountains. l~or a loii v t.” ”M ‘ O 30“ Illtt‘llt '0 In I)“ “8 PMS)" “8““ “P “19 number 0’ type. used (around has been broken for the new
\\ l) . . 'i\’ 'hc t 1.i -1' mild li- ll"l »i - I" . II ll‘\\'lll ' reference to the head of the rebel . . I’ . .
. . 1.. lpktzlirltl tout-um; 11m cow. and tho ln‘sl 1mm in 1 l l l) ‘ 1‘“ 1) ~ : - . ,. Ii) \. “u“. there were no mm.“ troops near 1 is _ ‘ ‘ . l m anewapayfiy the size of the I‘Algt at state building at the reform school. It;
11a t' l ' . ' . ' ‘ - ' . ‘ . ‘ ‘ I - ' ‘ -
M1. \i}. \' . . t u k) .t t o., .w t} “mum“ to afford relief. and what the dc. III-Ila": jllutltylllllig‘ln up it. it 000,000—th is the actual number of .bits w.” be a two story, brick building, 34‘33,
‘ " ‘ ‘ ‘ font'ch‘ss people of this section suffered at L “0' ‘ 0 "0" intern to "I on “I" 0‘ 1119"“ ”111118901 every week. m prep» in the rear of the cottage. The lower
Another Reduction.
'lIlih‘scusoii l‘lll‘l‘Il‘ll‘: ititil TEA
sold at 5v lIt‘l' t‘up.
““I" “w"‘II ing a. newspaper-of that size for the press.
At this time they were riding side by We suppose f9“~ people think of the print-
sidc. so close that their knees touched. ing tradeasone of the most exact and
'\ \ . u t I o .
The first exploit that brought Zollieoll‘er 3::3:::I1;KR?.:I1ISI:‘ “if; It: “(1:01! 3:2; particular 0‘ handicrnfts. bl“ “I“ .‘3' it
' . ~ . ~ . . . . forncd in . ‘ ‘ ~ ' _ making type. variations that might
"u" pm'mmm "Uh“ ““3 D‘r ' his pistol and shot Zolltcofl‘er through the allowed in the finest machineiy would
Jilly-.1801, when ho had only his on n breiut. He at once throw up both hands. render type useless. It is very rarely that
story is to be us d for a dining room and
the upper stoi y for a winter workshop for
boys who occupy the cottage.
Miss Anna Lewis of New Britain.daugb-
ter of E. B. Lewis and an an invalid for
three years past. unable to leave her bed,
the hands of Zollicotl‘cr and his rufliaiis.
none but themselves and the God of the
oppressed can ever know.
\\‘ ill be
JELLY TUMBLERS
.\ll~lt‘\\‘l‘\‘lllll\j.( olso .‘tl llltlli'I-llfl prices
A. ll. AUKERT. Steward.
can-nun
H o L L A N 0,8 I I company. known as “‘Ziilit‘mlt‘l‘I!‘ Rm” with a groan fell from his horse a corps. ”we furnished by two separate founderies has bee“ so much benefit?“ by onefvistt v
v g‘Ir‘I' u". ""‘d‘I a "“d "" "‘0, “MI" “f Cant. Vaughn. of Colonel Fry‘s regiment can be used to ’Glhel' without a great deal from Mrs: MI" the colo woman rum .
Rowena. in Russell countv. Ixontucky. , . . ‘ . 5 . Wolcottville that she can walk out duly. ‘
II I I O n e c 10 n e r wl . ‘ . l1 . 1m l . i ‘is ll irs of fourteen of III OIIIIII SI“? Fogp. “I Oundlug IIIII mortally I 0‘ trouble, though they "'3 to make it af— ———-—ooo—-—-
m \\ holcsulo and lwtml m - . 1,1,: “.2;- .. .1 .. .V .. ............................... m m.................. Wm. u. m..............
“w "II n (I I H II “I“ “I ’ " ‘ I It (In 3 fall?“ 0009”“ W)“ A Confederate a while of wonderful piece of cabinet
storcnml stole from the people of the
town and neighborhood about “8.000 in
in may. Among the men made prisoners
was a youth of twenty. named IIeiiry
soldier rushed up. threw down his gun. work or masonic work. containing mu.
and was raising the body to hear it all. twenty 0‘. fifty thousand pieces.the maker
when he was instantly killed by Captain of which has spent months. or even years
Vaughn. A perfect shower of bullets was
The most Powerful.
Penetrating and Pain-relieving:
remedy ever git-vised by 1min. lt
soothes l’ain. it alloys inflammation,
Give your best sympathy. There is no
greater power than the tenderness of wo-
men. If you minister to some one in
sicknessdmcn somebody‘s distress. or put
Fresh. Pure and Choice
Of our own lllhllllfut‘lllf“. a: wholesale and “Mill
E. K. LOCKWOOD’S
tltfltllllllls 211111 MEATS
;\ '1‘ ’I‘ II E
T. Burr Cruyer 8‘ Son.
OI.D
S'TA‘." 1) OF
prlt‘tts
Ul‘lt OWN h‘t'l'l-llllillt QUALITY Oll'
Mixed Candy at 901'. Pound
t'liiin‘hmi and I-‘I‘slthllll Hupplli‘d in quantities. at a
lllli‘hll tll-(‘tlllllL
NEW GOODS!
F.H.Nash&Bros
llzivc jut-t mccivcd a new llnc of Goods in (‘rockcry.
Glassware. Majolica. Japanese and llolivmiim Goods.
it heals \\'oiimls.and it cures
ItllEUMATISM.
Sciatica. Lumbago, Scolds,
Burns. Stitl‘ Joints. Cuts. Swell-
inun. l-‘rost bin-s. Quinscy. Salt
Flt-mum. lich. Sprnius, (Balls. and
lJllilttllt‘HM from any cause. Suf-
.' was {I
l‘A-L‘v‘ lh' 'i‘llll BACK,
E‘nvcr ‘~t|l‘l‘\‘. liruptloih‘. Broken
I.‘.'.1‘.‘li~l\. t'tlllit‘itt'li‘tl t‘ortls. Neti-
.ilgriai. l'iiisyorilislucntctl linilm;
.111 on 11:15 of horses. planter“ 1.1e~
"more merchants and professional.
. 1.~\~‘1crc.i::‘itcinsavirgthat
i‘if"'.-‘.\'.Tl‘. l,l.‘ii‘? T‘.\"l‘
'lilIi
chci‘iilgc, who had been left home by
his father. an cfllcer of the Union army.
to take care of mother and sister. This
sister. Mary Agni-s Leveridgc. though on~
ly about nineteen years of age. was no
milk and writer miss. Shc neither cried
nor fainted when they took away her
brother and plundered ltt‘l‘ home. She
heard that there was to be a private gath-
ering of Union men to organize means of
defence held that day at Squirrel Springs
in Wayne county. twenty miles away.
As soon as she could escape unobserved
she started out resolutely to walk the
whole distance. but about six miles on
the way she met a friend of her family
poured upon Colonel Fry and his few
companions. and it was by nothing else
than a miracle that he escaped instant
death.
lie. however not only escaped a scratch
but. secured the body of the fallen chief.
and with only three hundr d and ninety
men he kept two rebel regiments at bay
for more than an hour until help came.
The rebels fought altogether in guerilla
fashion. which so disgusted Fry. who was
a moral man who never drunk or aware
that be cursed them in the most unmeas-
ured terms, shouting in a stentorian voice
that sounded high above the din of war:
of labor in producing it. and the people
go to see it as a curiosity: but the most
elaborate and carefully-fitted piece of
work of this kind ever made does not
compare with that which the printer does
every day for minuteness of detail and
accuracy of fitting. The man who does
the first islookcd upon as a marvel of
skill, and ifa hundred of his pieces are
put in wrong side up or turned mugffi;
is not noticed in the general effect, but i
the printer in fitting ten times as many
pieces together in a single day puts one
where another should be, or turns one the
wrong way. everybody sees it and is
amazed at the " stupid carelessness of
a flow er in some poor home. you have
done a thing you will s‘ways be glad to
think of. You wi“. be remembered, and
woman asks no greater monument than to
live in heart.
Not far from my home was the plain
cottage of an Irish woman and her only
son—a brave young fe ‘ow—dying of con-
sumption contracted in the war. One day
in my visit to him, I carried him some
ve roses. The can time! went
the mother acid; “He never let the roses
out of his hand. Mics, be had them when
he died, and the last he ever said wu,
Give my blessing to the young lady ~for
MI“ ”’10" °' I "' ' ”4 I “r “I“ “ “I! ‘ “ni‘ and a Union man who lent hora horse on “You meekinzs cowardly. infernal “103° printers.“ bfinfliHma9b‘2" 5"ng II All? ind":
‘ . .i~ ir‘. . .. ., ' .. .. _ . ’ . ' —__..~———- ‘ W ‘m
SPRINGWOOD. nausea and Stove-- - “ ‘ ’ ' . -‘ * ’ 9* *' which she about three o‘clock in the after- scoundreb. why don t you come up and The Seventeen Y on r Locusts. late mot or Lied em .'
“ ‘l' noon reached the Union rendezvous. which “8‘“ “9 like men!" ‘ the most precious thing he posse-let} _.|.h0
All orders filled promptly.
find it to their advantage to t'adc with us.
Give us a trial.
City folks
and complete furniture for the same. A large stock
of Plain. Decorated and stamped
TINWARB.
three! from the fartorv.
Menu: by exponent: workmen.
at the lowest rates. Goods sold at lower rates I
ever before at
F. H. Nash & Bros.
Tin warn ' and Jobbing in
C t)‘ Water put in
ban
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The Henry Bill Manufacturing (10'.
Norwich. (.‘onlt
was an old barn in a veiy retired situa-
tion. She told the story of the outrages
at Bowena with pitiful eloquence that so
fired the hearts of the men that they de-
termined upon action at once. Mcuengerl
on swift. horses were sent to every Union
man within reach. urging him to bring
such arms as he had and come at once to
the rescue. At noon the next day two
From the time of Zollicofler‘s fa“. it was
noticed that the rebel attack and reels‘
tance became weaker. and at length. ‘thn
Union reinforcements came up and a
grand charge was made. the rebels broke
in disorder and fled back to their entrench-
ed camp. from which they were in a few
days after driven out by General Buel.
Gen Zollicotrer. the terror of the whole
Prof. C. V. Riley. some months ago,
madearcport on the seventeen-your lo~
oust. predicting their rev-appearance this
year in certain parts of Wisconsin. North
Carolina: Virginia, Northern Ohio, and a
few in Lancaster county, Pennsylvania.
and Westchcater county. New York.
where broods are due to nature. Promptly
on time the insects have kept their ap-
blesuiag of that poor Irish youth wi‘ cl.
ways he a pleasant memory.
As Eccrxraxc Wiu. 13mm or.——llr.
James Pomp ny- thot o carious
stance occurred many years ago.
tact-tor of Engloud left two thousand
that onc‘bslf the sum should be hurled
SOUTu NORWALK . . .
N O M O R E R o u N D s H o U L D E R s I ' hundred men under the iornmand of Capt. region. was dead, and great was the re- pointment, and have turned up in profus— WM} mm in :us was; In: W“?
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I It I I v ‘ h ‘ v c
. t in pursuit of Zolllcotler and his band gee among w out the news spread with blood known or the thirteen your locust, bank.“ was the reply. "All t."
. IRE CURE OF proposedto raid upon the town of Ria- gucrilliui in Russo“ county called lolli- teen 3'“
m warm cusses. Oouzhsfioldsfficarseneu, lug Sun. about five miles north of Bums coffers Avengers. andstsrtcd out on t whit. infiltrate the thirteen-whirled truth. the human unity inhabiting fit ’
Bottled M‘lk h th 1 1‘ d 80“ may. Bronchitis as they appeared to be moving in a circle backtracking tour. Bushman; in this was up mummy beyond it. an). 1... m “M at hum”.
l y e g 388. 0 can on pure. Infl s v mum a... tutor place. The plans of region was now. however a playedout (“WWI—mph) go" a. wdzhtofthcanimsl mat,
.. EwrythlnaMuidCleu. Gina-soot. 11m: “$1183, Lathm“ Capt. Dean were quickly laid and as some. Eversclplanaeda raid upon the W“. Iron Wag“... this immbodycat intotbo porch
' “00133318 Cough, quickly understood and endorsed by his town of Danvillc. Kentuky. forth. pur- "m R Mbrook & Sons‘. City no le-thui 53‘.” m audit! m
mm mag I IANUFAC‘I‘UKID my Group. and men. and the dual: of evening saw two postal robbiugthcstcres and bunk. 80 Iron hundry. Benton. its... W on position NW ‘mmmmw
hundred earnest and determined men bid was so indistinct as to make a bout of his feet ..r mm. WWW
A RULKLEY. PROPRIHI‘OR.
Having purchased the above muursnt of Charles
M. ’l‘ucker. l rimming notify railroad "I“‘lefl and
the public mull: that I that. keep a full Illpply of
Home Made Pastry.
In addition to regular bill of flare.
NURWALK Oysters in all Styles.
Fruits at all Kinds
ONE OF THE OLDEST AND IOST REllAII-E
IRENE! IN THE WORLD FOB
Ivory motion of the
Late that night they reached Rowena,
Where they led and rested and where
they learned that their foe not oppre-
hending any danger were moving about
the country very leasurely eornmittin
the most horrid acts of cruelty and c -
rage. Scouts were sent out to learn is
exact whereabouts and the rescuers aw
ed their return with anxiety. About 1 u
O‘clock the next afternoon it was dean
ly learded that Zollicofler and his band
wonderous celerity. The Genml’s body
lay until it was buried in a tent of one of
the Minnesota regiments. His sword was
given to Colonel Fry. and the only paper
and upon his clothing was on applica-
ion from four rebel sympathisen for a
as to cross thc Cumberland river and vic-
i friends in his troops.
In the spring of 1868 Licut. John Ever-
sel. who had been in Zolliccfler‘s old guer-
ills company raised another company of
which. it was predicted. would appear
this year in several parts of the Southern
States. has likewise justified the anticipw
tions of the Profeuor, and come upon
time. The two brood: show littleornc
specific diflcrencc. but divide on geo-
graphical linen. the seventeen-year brood
belonging to the Northern and thethiis
teen-year brood to the Southern States.
the dividing line being latitude thirty-
ciglit. thoughln some place- thc level-
brood extend below thiullnc,
this point as follows: Two or throcof our
thccdviecr: "write a check (oration-Ill
pounds and put it into the old seam
comp. payable to his order.” .7
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count- 3.0m“
thummdielncemhvoubtm’
the American public.
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Within a very not: appmcb' to till
Ingmar. r -
, ".3... W h"... . "unnammu u... The Pomsset Il‘OIl “ orks in acorn field buiduhsroulslongwliich intended exploittc a young My when men womb-d burnt in working. my of the earth clear away you ,
Lin. “was.“ M W I ”ma! hmmmwu - ’ “amt. tunes “ll GEEES‘I. it. was known Zolllcoflor must come to favorhcliiuuhttowlu. '0de her we". hommIfiumedhtt-ly cured a"... the {m that; W M
t» Mun-um oak-u. : new as «momma-vim ' ”hm" mi: N- imr- Thoywmhedmd walt- MMWIWW “MN“ in; am valuable may. Bt._Jacob| and mutating menu-mm
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Mina. c. hush-vanes. nonunion mushy W went down into abankof’clouds Macon toherUnionrrlcudl. and while he was It and" Malay-recommend it ‘0 aolugonovullwimqufi
m‘hgaflofthfllm ash-M mummcmn cfthedotblnsfrontbc « sum-Knows mucus m: awake“ into ' thunder storm. Then rflmmon his prey on the night 9! Nominal! with ill“ "WW dem- figgfigg“fi
*wgmudxmum-m “5‘ nbwg'umumyw who-em “hadramfigaimaguifim any.“ the shout. and rib-H songs July“! bcwuccrpnmcdbym count , old ' the“ p ulnahudonthcuedscfphetl.
. is mum—mania fibmum-flfcumm muscuamosmwmm damn“ Mon, and every man poul'ol ot'thc First mucky Gentry. *W ‘3' “"1“ in m tim- been. ‘ til“ a
*"N' m 1'3“” “ti-"Wit“ 3"" ”'0 ‘3’ ummmumamuw . gnlpedhil gun with the man; that criticisms-no! Wm whil- fln tr?“ W’“““.“" 9‘ ““45, "3 golf. to. tow am «at
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to t scrum
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pounds to a friend. but with the condition I
Wekoow whmtmallm whawi ,
wthatWorues-‘c ”Wouldn't.
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