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Box 495 South \an all: Ct.
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Practical Plumber.
Steam and Gas Fitter. Facilities for Cutting and
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54 Main Street. Ely‘ 3 Building
, South Norwalk, CL. sac-u -
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Band. Scroll cud Bun ~ Sawing.
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one. \vlmIaiuhl not n:;.relw. fearing the
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lovely that morning. It did not seem
pmsihle that only a 1"er Ii'i‘uu‘s befon‘. on
that "very ground. there. was one of the
hardest battles being fought that was
ever known on this eeutixienthhut so it
was SAL II it was I"I‘PI\I‘II‘d that the cue-
my \\‘:I~‘ retreating. and we had order; to
march. \\ II were kept In line until I‘ \e
:IfLIIriznnn \\ ith our traps. on, not lI:I\ mg
the privI-lege of taking «hem ml" yet.
Ahoul 6 p. III. we st tried. as we suppoax
0.1, to follow the InenIv. but to our sur.
prise we tuck the road we came. Smu
it became cloudy and dark, and the
roads from II. 0 heavy ruin of Friday
night and the pussiuer of thousands of
horses. cannon and wagons. were knee
deep with mud, which to men who had
been \vlthout rI‘S‘t fur five days and
nights; was anythmg but pleasant. \Ve
marched seven miles in this way. and at
'10 p. m. we filed into a field and lay
down to sleep. I: commenced to rain
and that was the lastl know until morn
ing. _ .
July 6:!1. \V'e were called at 4 a. m.’
and I‘oumlFIrselves in an out field up to
our knees l)’ mud. “‘6 soon got; firvs
going, with the aid of :1 mil fence near
at I‘alla, made coffee and cooked some
breakfast. and felt quite‘ refreshed. We
fell in I; start on our jauruay, but there
appeared to. be something wrong, and
we wait-ed. Soon the order coma to
make ourselves as comfortable as possi~
ble Imd awaitfurther orders. I went to
u brook and gave myself a good bath,
the first I had had since the morning of
July 13!. ; washed my shoes, stockiuga
and bottom of pants, then put them on
and went and sat by the fire and felt
quite like a new man. At 10 a. m. came
the order “ fall In.“ “It: marched eight
miles and camped on one of our old
camping grounds at Emmettsburg. But
alas, what II and change since we left
thero, July lst. Instead of a company
of sixty men we had seven to answer
roll cali inl‘ . G. Same had gone to
their long homes; some were lying on
beds of pain in the hospitals, and others
were (mad for. rebel .pgisons. W'hem
were my tent IIOIIII'IcciouclI Picket "was
dead. Lee was lying. badly woulidcd in
the hospital ”Gettysburg, uni I alone
was spared for what? perhaps.» full in
the next battle. ' None of the'mcn had
any change of clothing, and what we
had oh ahcwcd the bani service it but!
bccnputto. Hugo: an mafia-lion
cum . W0“ 23"!!! I. uni Microbia-
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Iizifi San:
trig I'Iur ("Ivuirv
n turned and they thy-m;
(Invvn sumo qur miim 1:;
‘the .iineti n at lingerwm‘n.
July it—AII IIIIII»! in the me rn: I3 '
\\"~.- \\ ere reli ‘I'I‘II from lII-hiII-I the W:I.l
I'III gut our lIr. :i‘KNII5I. I: w I: new I't‘
p Intcl that our I’Irigmle. IIII :Iaje sum If
It: hard s-Irvzl'II far the last “I l. tin
“I r: :‘HIIII~ In: [FY . tin .1 up.
I’lnaily the III:-; ‘iwr ezime with a
fee: 1min um! sm‘lh‘.
ennugsx for thaw that were hurries
Iy “milling of
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\‘f .‘YIIII‘s
If.
those who were
I, went
elntlhs.
all
what few I ililai,
over. wmhwi my I'IIIthvs and
them on. so I Iva: quite tixel up.
.‘lul_\ ‘III. ——.\': ill III (hi: 3.: Ilnmr. The:
\‘RIt‘l:!\‘1t‘ilIYII‘II me furtif yi ugh: 111::Ir5—
l mu. but as \Ie “III-e t lo :I rese He II e
did not move forward. ,
Juiv ll.v~.\t :Ih III! II :I. m. h I‘
Utriers III mgv INIIrwurd :III the l"
‘ tmvn TILLI. )IIrI-lerl live miles and?
III: III in line (If lam? ‘ :Iud rt';.e.l for
Ie night.
July 13.
:It ‘3 :I.
S Ind :Iv XIIII‘I‘II‘I‘III.—X‘.tiit‘di{Ill
In. and elder eal In move forward.
“'e left. I'Ie road and by :1 tomb! alum:
way reached the turnpike running from
Cove Town to fingerstown; Soon after
reaching“ the turnpdce we exam in sight
of the city. (Mr art: He Irv e Ime in posi -
lien, the en'eln' advanced and “9 were
deployed as skirmishers. Inéteud of II. -
in; en the resvrve we were in from of
the {Inezny to charge and
tulie the (i In Ia. I: I‘Ivard told
General Men-.1 "that he could Inn: the
Second Brigade of the First Division.
}. leve: Ith Cmp= far they “3“(‘1‘ backed
down. Quim :I cnmplimen: from our
tiIrps Ijaununinjer to the Commander of
the Army. \Ye «lid not wait long Imfvl’t‘
thorIlIIr forward sounded in our ears.
The I avJu‘v
v. iii: orders
I‘iiy.
Llfifluunon begin to rear. ' . ~ ‘ .
in :I.‘\‘:Inve hm! some very sharp fight-
ing. and many of the rebelvuvull‘y threw
down thelrurms and gave themselves up
and we took quite a number of prisoners.
\\ e moved steudi lv for“ uni. and as we
neared the city the i llf‘lny retired behind
their fortilieatious outside the city. We
posted our pickets between their breast
\\ ark and the L‘IIY. within speaking dis-
l Iuee of their line,
little .I‘Iriug. “'9 could walk in plain
view of. a rebel ficket and not get fired
upon, thntly not wishing to pro
vuke an attack‘. Now. if you could have
seen the joy ex pressed by the inhabit Ints
when they found the city in possession
of the l'u'ion troops it would have done
you good. Their houses were thrown
open and we were invited in, and every-
thing they had left to cut was free.
Illcd with bread. cake and piedistrubut~
ing it to the soldiers, and they appeared
should do the most. I stopped in a house.
Sunday at home.
dinner from a table
a soldier?
of the city. being. relieved by some other
corps and moved about two Iuiles to a
place called Fucks Town; and camped
for the night.
[To BE CONTINUED \‘EXT “3% ]
lluruum‘ II Sound Sense.
P. T. Barnum. who now has his mily
lions. thus spoke to a bodybf business
men who asked his advice about adver-
tising: “You do not any of you advero
tise enough; You ought to use the
printers‘ ink every day. You are asleep
and want your business to run itself»
Standing advertisements la a paper com-
mand confidence. The man who for a
year reside;- In onc community and leads
Mreputuble ltfe. even though babe 0!
moderate chility, will grow in the con-
fidence am! esteem of big fellows. On
the same principle a newspaper other.
tlsemcnt becomes familicriu the eyes or
the reader. It may seldom be lead, ltill
it makes the amending-insane! the
man familiar, and its panacea in the
0015““ of c pups: inspires ocufidcuce
In mbiiity or the enterprise?
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t'Iat we were going to Middletoxvn. and
there we were to get some clothing.
After we
S 3 they begin
The men
You eould true}: them hy-
\"er_v iillle dif-
‘Irs and
il‘ICIIHl-
’ ur
\\'. l> ‘
”I reserve. and that weshunid in all 5
h finial)" lzly in to \ mic-time and have '
{ :1 ("it Im‘e 1:) g
lm: not
Ii)
:Ilmms! ‘
to the fin r. F‘liiI-i vii" my :.
“unlml InysI'lf :
put Y
.5 {wry
J
but there was very
Youngiladies could be seen with a basket
to vie with each other in seeing who
sat. on a sofa in the parlor and read a
book, and it seemed something like
I cooked my cotIee
on the stove, sat ou‘ a chair and ate my
and had two young
ladies to wait upon meliow was: that for
At 1 p. m. we marched out.
Itthérccmwcipwcior
III :2"; 7,
July 71h. Cullen! up very early and Christian l‘utun.
ordered to ” full in.“ The report was ThlS suit!0m “‘35 considered anew bx
“Uncle John“ in our Issue of Nov. 13th.
\\’e find an interesting: contribution con-
cerning it from the pen of “'m. C.
Prince. editor of the‘New York Journal
cal hearings. with reference to the rela—
, of Commerce. He discusses it in its pmctie
tiuu of the churches as united and hav-
t in: (Io-.nmnu beliefs. to various sound
I classes. and institutions. We make the
qulowing extracts from editor Prince‘s
articles:
,
. "There should he no need to discuss
the subjz ct of religion and ‘religicus ”in
stitutiuns IN related to the political .c II-
Iixtiuns nf ~I eountry like ours. But of
late years "Is trauseemlaut importance
has lam lI verI~ generally I05! sight cf. At
no tune in uur hismrv !I Is it 1er n more
‘ ‘ . u , _ nme>s3rv to brim! Chunizmen and lay-
- July a—t .IIMI up :It .I a. H". \ er} men. and s Irious men who have no rela—
WI‘t that morning. it havin ; rtiim'd {inns with church: 5, to thv consideralon
through fl“. night. ()reier— ‘1 1.. move of this sulnjaet. )Ien leak everywhere
forward. (In we .III over due mountains; {fir barriers “‘3 .iY‘YPrI‘Y’S‘) Hgalnel the ad-
. , :- ‘ _ _ vzmee of socmlkm and communism.
\\ hen we reached the summit (1.! rear ’l‘h»»re are 1“” [we I“ .54th fiefi.,,ceg_me
of cannon gnu-ted our ears. \\'I~ )III:.':I- an I v.- I_\' untrurt wIIrlev physio Il force:
...1 fur‘vnx-J until “.... 53W ‘1“) pubkt. 0f the other I the r IIIIIHIIIHUIII.1IIP religion
III. a {-I‘I'I‘IY t‘.
the ,g‘ftn 8:; I w‘ ‘. I I ‘ m I1I.‘.l‘ ‘ ‘C . ~ -
‘ ‘ " u‘ ‘ n ‘1 u“ ‘i‘ L: "U ‘ ‘f-lwn Seek moral n form my Ichslatzon
“ ith ”IL “""“‘1”'- ‘3» \ ”I” ““11”." “I“! uni I) Iliee fumes. but there. is no Impe- of
m‘ertuluvu the enemy. and tiny re mural I'l:<\';I!IIIu Ixeept it he founded on
reii; The Church is the one only
mural I‘v'fv‘l’fll sveiII-Iy.
“Duly superficiul p.3litit‘dl m‘Imnmists
leave the religious forces. at work union)!
.1 penpio. II“; If nee I'D)! i‘) esfimuting
the rand-Jet iulIl jun}: 1;; their puwers.
\'.,I far In euhesivn In the masses IS con—
wrmal this is the mes: important of all
e mule muons \\"h= le Sf‘pjl'att' denomi-
which. I; rriazil II produce what seem to
De *I‘l amt: -IrI-I < Igr gated { Ihesions. in
larger ..: s. r :mups and ltgoiies. there
are I- W .I:.I “undamm Ildi re liginus princi~
pit . \\ hi; .I an i ...; union to many denom-
I mutlons and are a bond I f union of
common :m Ire<t : ni eIImznou enthus—
.. It is .I p §‘t_I II. at men of various
Iiexmmiuz. Imus I. :Illin" themw' neg L‘hrisg.
ms do no: r- In _:I ”12‘ this truth more
\‘ .Irly. Intel“... III uhservtrs. viewing
\‘I.I"I$!LIIIII_‘" {ruin the pesitiuu “(the outI'
5 <,Ile Hulk 1.:. I‘I'(‘I‘I;_'IHZ:‘ the practical un-
{my Isl Iiw hush Ivlneh is lib.- foundanon
3.»; that ‘_:.I' I: l‘ -\\'<r iII 1h: . IIIsturv (If
i
I
I
l
I
I
whiz II is I Iiit d t hricti: min . The
this e tinny \\ III: to them-
mm In: Iii-.Imw‘ .v es “ems
divide-I 9.; Put “an: and
a; Presbyterian ‘ and Episco-
.. . and IIIIpIBH (iii-i 3i 'Ithnli.\ls. as
I- mlI-r 15 vi a "rent variety II If unions,
h .I" I (\(I\
3 when 5 I II by I w phliosnphie eye "of the
rllluu III III" Sm iui forces. are recognized
2H; mar: «l I Ily of mm and women, all
Y IInII -r or: . .I.III:Ir and one l-IW. all (‘Ol‘h
j tr .2! Il l-y one grand pun-:3 lei—"the
II m er IIf .IlI unlit 5 life." '
Y SI '::I: as leaders of men have recog~
1 3:1. II III - \ IluI of reli -Ieu .Isau element
The hi5-
III “III I. hriu: .III I‘uurch is full of
I x mm}. .—, fr- I-u our MI" n time. back to
i the ‘13.‘-‘" of t‘ -I‘I<tamine. when the rela-
' Imus III [IIIl ( :IuI‘L‘II [II the suite were
file. t ~t Il Iithi.
X I ( I. I c III II» Iuht the power \\ hic‘n [he
ehuzeh .1“ a un t h- .Is emu Irt‘ti In the llis‘
t Irv nf U Ir mv n In>liltlti Ina ‘ If it w'ere
howl: Lr.‘ else visii- Ie. it <!:I:I.Is out- in
strung Iivl It in me ptevailing sense of
menu right and wre’ng, the universal
doctrine of subuiis $.ion to law the reqog—
nitiz n and defect . U I he fumilv and so-
eul {Ian-m which u.. ‘Itrlies the political
system These “:10 are Inst acrive in
Secularising Sunday. and Ihese who
mm: vdiememly demand amusements
for the people so that they shall have it
a day III" rest and recreation. seem
xtr Illln ‘ly )hlivinusnf the fact that the day
t‘\iSIS among; L‘ hri III. II nations as a day
I f rest Sniclv because III 9. church believes
:u‘. II te aches that on that day the cruci-
Iiul. dead and buried Saviour of men
rose from the grave and by his resurrec-
tion actomplished the whole. work of the
salvation of man. It is. to the church
that \veowe the exiutenee of our Sun-
day. and thechureh aI Ing‘ean perserve it
1‘. Ir Ivor king nun and or allmen Once
Iii“\!"l\"t‘ tne Ila} III Its reliuious charac-
te r. (1“ l .1” the exei Zions (If Iuoralists and
plulzinlhrnpistsanI lmmanimrians will
be pow cries sto keep 1: distinct from Sat-
urday and Moudav.‘
.‘ .1! .
"Srl" {I “Am Ii 1: mer in all times.
.1;
A ( III-ions Calculation.
A mathematical calculation which is
inst old eunigh to make interesting
reading at. ca more is based upen the fol-
lowing? pussarve from the Book of lwvela—
nu . “ And he measured tIII city with
Ie rev-II tuemy thousand fummgs. The
length and the breadth and me height of
it are cqual.‘ This put: 3' little calcula~
lien. which is being freshly quoted. is
as fulIvas . T Iv five thousand furlouzs.
"’ 930 00;) feet whicn being cubed, 496 -
7931188900. 000 000 000 cubic feet. Half
of this. will reserve for the Throne of
God anil the Court of Heaven, and half
the halanee fur streete: leaving 21 remain-
der of ' 1‘34 168 272 000. 000. 000 000 cuhic
feet. Divide this bv 4 096, the cubical
feet in a room 16 feet square. and than:
\vIlI {193,0 311M3350 000 000rooms. W’e
will now suppose the world always did
and always will contain 990 000. 000 in-
haliitanta. anl III: It a generation lasts for
thirty- tlIree and eumthird years, makiug
in all $970,000,000 every century. and
that the world will stand 100,000 ayear's
or 1.000 centuries, making in alli’ H970 ~
000 000 000 inhabitants. Then suppose
there were 100 worlds equal to this in
number of inhabitants and duration of
years, making a total of 267, 000, 000, W000 -
000 person, and there would be more
than 100 rooms 16 feet square for each
person.”
Connecticut Patents.
\Ve are in receipt from the office of
A. M. \Vooster,43fl Main St, Bridgepor ,
of the following list of Connecticut"
cuts last issued.-
8. IV. Babbitt. Hutton]. bicycle was
pander; H. Lemp and M. J. Wightmn,
Hartford. cut out for incandescent lump:
(‘8 pat.): D. L. Durant. Derbv, surety pin;
'1‘. S. Grecnman, Mystic Iver. cotton
condenser; G. E. Hart. Waterbury, crotch
balance; P. H. Meerlcnder, \Vaterbuw.
manufacturer of main springs , H. B.
Ives,N cw Hcven, ash fastener . F. W
Mix. New Briticu, "unknowns; 3.4L
tools; F. W. Osu'om. _
motion mechanism; E1
Wntetbnry, level protector.
' ‘I trifle M: u Ma
:30“ ‘ “1123;“fo ht.
tOough or Gold or the
Within
‘0?
Smith.
Forficicby MkEBuw. .
—- ”W
edyfotOuculcpthantioc.
mze eullui a church, ~
Tract New 13min, level tax» bean; '
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