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VOLUME 11. NEW BUITAIN, CONNECTICUT, SATURDAY. MAY 28, im. NUMBER 80.

T H • THl BAIV OOHOBST. And are aboat to ^ off to the bwr-diop, to ** lliy atookings are mended ahready, old boy ; History of IVcw Britoia, make room for yoa," «iid Wihwn, with roook and thy beat waistoeat, too. Doat think wo do Millions of tiny rain drops And tha famii^loa Faailj of Towns Are f»Uiaff all araand; dderanee. nothing all daTf QVut) M'co) Dritain lonrnal. Th^'re dftnoing on the houRetop*, " No, don't do thatj" mH Kate. I wkh to Qeoiwe looked at har in ailenoe. Not ao Mr. rbe valley of the Oonnectiout, to use a te They're hiding in the ground. BMMU BVBRITT •$t.SO per nnnum, in Advnnoe. In bundles not, she Mt down at tha taUa; while Bob Sykea young lady," vsfield, John Winthrop, aoo of Gov. Winthro] «f Are or more to one mddreM, A light and airy treble nearly twisted his AmIa^ in erder to avoid B<% looked at Kate and souled tin hit great of Maaaadittaetta, broke gtotind for a ffartru^ They piny upon the stream, puffing a smoko-elond vlMrpre^ face. But wbiake««l foea MiTahi^ 1 f , . jja^lfas sent ou Uamberi of Nwrttal Sohool, •nbioribinc In •arrival, the Dutch made their appear- And the angel of the Lord apprearcd to him in " You are ao kind ly 8|U SiiAi, and yet she " O. George," said his wife, pleadingly, " lei In one of the narrowest streets of a great ance in the harbor. Tbey were deqpatohed fVom a flame of fire, out of the midst of a bush, and shuddered. " WUl jiwiigiwsie if I ask you her TOon. " northern town there lived, ten yean ago, a dray- New Netherlands, (New Ywk.) for the ezprem behold, the bush burned with fire, and the bush a ^reat faTorf* , "I won't!" said Bobinson, whose foce was man and his wife. Tbey had no chiloMn; they " Forgive thee—vm th*t Im* and Toioa—«o flushed with passion; " you aay another word purpaae of taking poaaesnon of the eotranoe ot was not consumed. And Moses said, I will now were rough and i^oraot.—tbey had a godleM like my lad that d&fi. , Aj, that I wiU," «id aod rU pitch yotr old book into the fire." the river, and of erecting furtifiaatkiM. But the turn aside and see this great sight, why the bush home—the scene of many quarrels and of few Bob, as he bent downV hair her. It was Bob'a turn to now. " Just let small band of EngliA had entrenched themselves is not burned. In this extraordinary nppearanoe enjoyments. The wife, however, had known bet- " Then don't ask Gti to Mnd you to hell if me catch thee at it!" he eried, sternly. ** Give ter days—days of brief, yet unfor^tten service too strongly, and wifli two pieces of cannon, are not the following evangelical subjects typical- you don't blow the ft^** me that book. I tell thee, or—" at a farm " down south "—and,' with a gentler prevented the landing of these competitors f< r ly represented T Was not the fire, that pure, Bob drew back wit^ a frown. " What, doat " Or whatr husband, might have been induoad to tread a bet- you like it, Miss SaiMifiedt" be said, mo^L- Involuntarily Bob Sykes clenched his fist the country. The station at Saybrook wais that subtle and penetrating element selected on ter path. But tall George Robinson was never indy. It was enom^ Another moment, and the book maintained duough the long and severe winter this occasion, designed to represent the purity and known—at least in those days—to make anybody was cast into the flames ; another, and Kate, at better. Her eyes were fbU if tears as die Icraked up. following, and m the course of the next summer spirituality of that God who is a consuming fire? " Did yoa speak to boy like thatr she the price of a seorehed hand, had rescued it from It happened at this time that Sally's former and autumn, was ruaforced by a oonsiderablo More particularly did not this flame of fire in the asked, in a voioe th^ reaebed his ear alooe. des^ction; another, and B^ Sykes had flown mistress died, leaving an orphan almost penniless. at Bobinson, who, on his part, deared nothing company, induding several important men, be- bush especially represent the divine nature dwel- " Is it a worse thin^ (|i-be aanetified than to love Hearing of this, Sally's old love awoke. wickedness?" better than a fight; anotho-, and little Kate, sides Mr. Winthn^. Wm. Pyncheon, a man of ling in the man Christ Jesus? Very significant- " Miss Kate must come here, Gera^e," she He did not an8w^,^t began to blow the fire, ruriung between the combatants, was, by George great tact and energy, who was fiequently em- ly is the nature of man represented by a bush, said, one evening. Bolwson's unmanly band, laid eenseleas on while Sally set the tM^ii^ oo a little table in ployed by the iUver plantations as a purveyor, slender, feeble and incapable of resistance. For " She shan't!" said George; " I can't afford the comer. Presentl|| however, he slopped, and floor. it, then. And more nor that, I can't live with or commisary, in purchasing com for them from this reason the human nature of our divine Re- looked at Kate. - " Blood, blood!" eried Sally, as thrusting your saints. They're all a set of hum—" the Indiana, oommenced a settlement at Spring- deemer is termed, a root out of dry ground, Isa.: And dost thou me|m to ny diat thou art aside a mass of curls, d»e showed a fearful wound. " Now, George'!" and Sally grew angry. really sanctified ?" haJiaid, inquiringly; because, " Run, Georiee, if yon don't want to be a mur- field with a company from RoxbuQT, the same 2, a stem out of the rod of Jesse, a (righteous) She won't cost you a penny. She'll earn her if thou dost thou art " derer—the doctor—for ytxu life." year. Hartford, Windsor and Wethersfield re- branch out of his roots, XI: 1, and a tender living, or I'll earn it for her. " I don't," said bemde the Ha did run aa for life, wi^ that word—" Mur- cdved aeeessions through the summer and autumn plant, but a plant of renown, Ezek. XXXIY : Gammon!" said George. fira. " To be h* i^vte*, 6mm **—ciagiag kia aars, that aeaseleaa fonn " I tell yon it isn't gammon." from Massachusetts; both by water and land. 29. So frequently, in the Holy Scriptures, is holy; and I am only just beginning to love holi- with the blood streami^ from a ghaMly wound •• And I tell thee it is ; and to prove it, I'll let ever before his eyes. The doctor came back with These later emigrations, though they were most the Deity exhibited by the figure of fire, to de- ness." her come. But I'll bet thee—" " 0, that's it, is it ? And how eam'st thou to him, and they carried her up stairs. welcome and important reinforcements to the pop- note his spirituality, and purity and the terrible " No, I won't bet," said his wife, turning away begin ? Didst see a vision, or a ghost, or whatT" God's ways are not like ours. That deadful ulation of these towns, greatly increased the pres- effects of his indignation, the fire of his jealousy to hide her, joy, " but I'll ask Sykos to write I saw the loce of Christ in dying for my night was the b^inning of better times, not only to her, and tell her to oomo at onoe." sure of a previous necessity for arduous labor, which consumeth his enemies. sins," said Kate, fixing her deep look on him ; to George Bobinson, but to Bob Sykea and Go ahead, then," said Robinson, " Til try " I saw what I hope your dead boy law before Sally. and fertile ingenuity in making provision for What a glowing type was the flame of fire in her; but if she don't earn her bread I'll kick he died." As little Kate reeovered very slowly, they had sustenance through the coming winter. The her out, you just remember that!" the bush, of the fulness of the Godhead dwelling " And what was thatr to carry her in their stiOMg aiw, to tempt her terrible expwience of the "proceeding year might bodily in the person of our glorious Immanuel ? Sally went her way, and in another week Miss " That Heaven was my home, because Christ appetite with daiaty &re, and to antieipato her Kate arrived, with a light purse and a heavy be&ll them with threefold severity, should their Was the bush burning in fire, to Moses, a most died for me." every wish. And all this did thoao two rough heart, at the great terminus of the southern rail- " Bah ! you and ho were young fools, both of men accomplish, even more tenderly than t^ efibrt to force a sufficient harvest from the wild surprising phenomenon? and is not the union of way. earth prove unsuccessful. A considerable num- the divine and human nature, in our blessed you." kind-hearted Sally; as, in a silent rii^ry, they " Oh, Sally, Sally!" she cried, weeping bitter- Kate thought a minute, with her eyes fixed on strove, night after night, to hasten her reoovoy. ber of their population had arrived too late for Redeemer, a spectacle far more wonderful to ly ; "I haven't a friend in the wide world but the fire. It does not matter," she said, pres- There was no smoking then, no noisy talk. planting and sowing anything that would mature angels and to men ? If Moses turned aside to you!" ently. " I would rather be thought a fool and Kate lay upon a little couch which George had see this great sight, should not we divest our- " Dear lamb 1" said the kind-hearted creature, go to Heaven, than think myself wise and be carefully arranged with chairs and boxes, and before the early froets. Indeed, not one of the selves of other objects, that in solemn medita- in whose eyes Kate was still the little child she lost." listened dreamily while Sykes, who knew well Colonists knew, by actual experiment, what tion, we may contemplate and admire that glori- cared for years ago; " I'll make you happy if I In answer to thi^. Bob blew the fire again ; how ID please her, read in a low voice the chap- would grow and ripen in a soil which had never ous mystery of godliness, God manifeit in tJie can,—I will." and when, at last, the water b^n to boil, took ters his boy had loved ; and Bobinson, no longer before been turned by share or spade. In plant- fUsh. KM God.helping you," said Kate; "say that, up his hut, aud led the house without a word. opposing this, listened until at last he learned to ing, or tran^Ianting Ihis vine of the church, to oses wondered that the bush burned, dear Sally—" " - o^ the Wed and afflicted Israelites under their Bob never swore a single oath." than devolved on the Jews who rebuilt the de- Sally did not answer. She began to reverence " The more fool he, to be led about by a pack that they were all, through faith in Christ, at oruel bondage in Egypt, from which they were this girl of fifteen, as she had onoe reverenced peace with the Most High. molished walls of Jerusalem, each with a vreapon brought forw as from a fiery furnace, and of the of women and children," said Geoi^ Bobineon. her mother. Tes; it was true that God had Yes, little Kate, thy prayers were beard and of war b one hand and an implement of industry church of Christ in all ages! Which for the sent the child. "Just let me catch her preaching about me, and I'll tell her what's o'clock !" answered; but it was not by th^ might nor thy in the other. Houses were to be built, not only for imbecility of it is termed a bnii$ed reed and Miss Katie," as Sarah had been wont to call making flax, and its members trees of righteous- Kate heard him, and her heart beat all the power, but by the Spirit of the living God, that her, was a womanly little personage, with a kind those three stubborn hearts were bowed before shelter, but for defence against savage enemies ness the planting of the Lord, the rod of his in- face set off by large loose curls, and eyes of great quicker ; but she did not foar. who might pounce upon them at any moment. ' heritanoe. the croas. And yet it shall be reme sabered depth and beauty. Trained by a Christian moth- Mrs. Bobinson had a temper—there waj no evermore in Heaven that thou wast chMea aa the Roads werts to be constructed between the settle- Does not the flame of firo ia the bush aptly er, she was already one of nature's gentlewoman question about that. It was also a well-koown represent those fiery trials by which it has been human instrumeot in thia gcmt work of God; ments ; forests and groves to be felled, and the —industrious, thrifty, olever in domestic matters, Uiot that the said temper was by no means a that it was oo the teaching ot tkif lifo he poured tried and purified 7 the fire of dissension within, and possessed of a true heart that found its ioy good one. And yet she did not drive her hua- land oleared and cultivated for oom and other and the flame of persecution without? Did the hu Uessii^ in that lifo** sweet spring—that thou in God. 'As they walked home she spoke of her band to the beer-ahop at iheeomer; perhaps mightFt ^ioe, as do the stars, iu nia all-glorious grains. They bad but few oxen and horses, a bush in the fireg o near to destruotion and has not dead mother. because sha waa a first-rats plaia «ook, and h^ small stock of implements, and no previous ex- the church, in her trials gone noar to extinction ? always a good fire in winter and a quantity of kii^giom. liow perilous its •itoation, when it floated ia the She prayad for you, dear Sally." perience for this difficult husbandry. " Dare Bay," said Sally, in a husky voioe, as home-made ginger beer in sunuser, for hioi and ark on the boisterous surface of the mighty deep ? his rough guests. MAN.—Man is but a reed, and the weakaat in they at last turned into the atntet which she de- The surrounding Indians, even those who, for Wlien in the furnace of affliction in I^pt? In Miss Kate soon disooverod diis sad foiling in natuie; but then he is a reed that thinka. It the oaptivity of Babylon? In the persecution scribed as ourn." " And you'll not mind my does ne^ the umvcfae to erwsh him: a breath of difliereot motives, seemed at first desirous of hav- husband, miss," she added, with her hand upon " dear old Sally," and set heraelf diligently to of Antiochus, who swore in wrath that be would amend the matter. In thu she ao for aueeeeded, air. a dropofwatar, will kill hioa. But evea if ing Bngfiah trading posts planted on the Connec- the door. "He's rough, but he ain't bad- the material uaiverse dhoald overwhelaa bias, BMMI make Jerusalem the oommon burying ground of that quarrels between the husband and wife oo- ticut, soon began to manifest jealousy and suspi- the JuwH, and blot out their name from under hearted." would U more noble thaa that which destroys •• O, I am resolved to make friends with him," ourred leas freaueatiy, and were leaa noisy than etoo in referencetothe form,extentand permanency heaven? When persecuted by Herod and the of yore. Still tWs waa asaeh need of their him: batMuse be knows that he dies, while ^ Jews ? By the groat red dragon, and the man of said Kate. uaiverce knows nothing of the advantange which of settlement which threatened to absonl the best Sally shook her head doubtfully, and went in. evening raadiuga, and Kate's earwaat prayers; sin, who hath sworn out the saints of the Most for Sally had rather a likiog for tha exdtemet it has over him. Our true digaity, then, conaists portions of the country. Up to thia time the Iligli 7 IIow similar and often hath been its con- A group of her husl^and's friends were gathered iajour capabilitiea for thought and affiectioB. Indians of New England had lived generally on round the fire, and one of them, who had received of an alUreation, aud George waa oAea rude to From Iheooe we muM derive our elevatioo—not dition to Bhadruch, Meshaoh aud Abednego in his wife and her gentle guect. friendly terms with the English Colonists; re- Ntibuchadnemr's fiery furnace ? But the bush a better education than the rest, was reading » froB SMoe or duratioo. Let us endeavor to think which burned was not oonsumed, for the Lord newspaper and lecturing there-upon. One eveni^ when Bob Sykea had vaiturdd well: Tbia ia the principle of morals.—Ptueai garding the advantages derived from trading was in it. And the church hath not perished be- " Holloa •" oried George, " here's the old lass to'fkoe Mias l^te oooe i^n, and when Geoige with them as a profitable exchange for the pos- was about to atUok a diA ef porridge aad a cause God has been her refuge and strength, a already ?" But where's • our miss ?' A MKAS lUBtT.—^Tbara are fow habita oMre seseuon of a few scattered localities, occupied by qaait bowl of aulk, Sally aat ^vwa haaide har preseut help in trouble. In all her uffliotioos " Outside," said Sally; " d'ye think I'd bring prevalent, ikou^ there are lew meaner, thaa that small companies of white men. Great care had the ungels of bis presence has saved her. When her into such a smoke as this ? Pah! it's eno«M liule friend, aad watahed har baqr haiMk—for of speakiag ali^tiagiy of ouiaelvea wilh the de- on the verge of destruction, God has helped her, to smother a poor body. Open the window, Mr. Kate was already boooei-ttiauaar to the naigh- aiga of autking tbose we adirewtalk m our paiae. beeo exercised by the authoritiea and people of und that right early. Ulie may now adopt her Sykes, there's a good oret«r. Pm sore my miss borhoo(L Weak and vain perBoas are often g^ty in thia the two ooloniea of Plymouth and Masaachusett aneieut expreitsiun, und say : Many a time have oan't eat her suppeKhere." "G« roaad ay atoakti^** aaid BobiOT. iwyiiflt Tbay ^ thu you au^ liA theai up. Bay to prevent any thing that could tend to they uiUioted me from my youth; yot have they " Then abe can go without," Mid George, or who was provoked that hia raoaai propbeoy eoa- tia^ fah for food to their pride with the habit of excite antipathy or hostility towards them oo oeraing the idleoesa of the aew^aoaser bpoeaivd not prevailed against me (Fsa. CXXIX.) and eat it out-o-door. Nobody wants her to auy bumiUiy. the part of the Indians. And, although, from the exulting language of the Psalmist, (Paa. here, I tell thee!" a» likely to reauio aaialfUlad. " TbeeM bast CXXIV.) If it had not beeo the Lord who Sally had b^un the wrong way, and she knew look sharp, I tall thaa. or I'll aaka thea da» CT* floM learned aawifiaper edib>r out West the rash and dangerous act of here and there an WIUI on our side, when men rose up against us, it; but the entrance of her guest prevented bar that hoyle next Sunday.** aays •• that tka siaiples* way of cakulatiag the Englishman, hostile collisions had taken plaoe, then th(^ had swallowed us up quick. Blessed reply. Sally looked up viih a ahaip wori on bar Kpa, distSMOs of batvealy b^fliea, is the rule laid between iitdividuaU or iuuall parties, no organis- dowa ia Joha oekbrated lecturs upon be ihe fjird, who liath not given us a 'prey to "This is my husband, miss," said Sally, ro- but a k>ok froai Kate chaokad har ready ai^. ed uor extended rising of the Indians aguinat the their teeth. Let Israel ho|>e in the Lord, from Swalk>ai^ a ••oaat of ind^gaaiion, she aalraMMiy. va: fuess at oae half of the distauoe speetfully ; " und Sykos, and Rock, and Wilaou Colouists of New England had taken plaoe. heiicotonh and forever. MAKY ANMIK LXWU. have come to sit a bit." waited a M Binulaa, aal thaa »peke: i and Mt^y by two. THE NORTH AND SOUtH, AJ^D NEW BRITAIN JOURNAL.

hKve no Mief irv (he oce^rronre, or evim possi- During the M*to«n yeRW which had elapMd Tha LUiai Oommlttce fl»r th« Antnsa fair. TliE orwo 'VK7'OFLJLj1D&, since the arrival of the Mayflower there had boin bility of war or bloodshel, i>«tvir«en tlMI two sec- II if ftlite likely that many if nol all the comparative peace and good neighborhood be- tions of the Union, in cnM of thtit seperation, ladles of New Britain, who saw their names on L0V90V, viw Tomi. tween them. The Engli^ plantation! wore ail by mutual oonsent. I should be tho Igit porson tho Committee of Armngemonts for ^e Aatumn Saiurday, April 80,—Nineteen more flUluroe Friday, Ithy 20.-.^rho oflTect of this new confined to the sua board. The villages occu- to advise inch a seperation, if such wns to bo Pftlr, wera not a little larprised to find them- wore added to Iho provioas tWmity-oight yestdr* war upon the rights and intercuts of the United pied Binall ppaccs of land, which were not valua- tho course of its accomplishment. I think there selves, without previously soliciting their oo-oper- day on the Ix>ndon Stook Exchange, making in States In exciting somo serious spoculntion. ble for hunting or fishing. Their populations is far more danger of n sanguinary cnnfliot, ation, thus assooiatod by i)ama.#ith tho Agrieul- all forty^ven sinoo the wftr-panio reached its Thousands are looking for war-prices, a great increased slowly in the first years of their set- while tho people of each section cling to the tural Cltib in an enterprise Intolving so mueh prceent crisis. A great deal of tho trepidation rise in tho value of American productions in tlemcntfl. The Indian mind was not yet able to chimom of a nominal union or parchment, wh«« labor, caro, taste and jadgment. But wo are an(^ alarm whioh led to this rovulsion has boon consequence of this coming struggle in Europe. comprehend that these sonttered hundreds of their sontimonts aro intensely and increasingly oonfldont that they will not expect nor wish an cauAod merely by groundless rumors, or untruth- But what any nation gains from a wnr between white men were to become thousands and millions, hostile. It is the^onnection which is the basis apology for the oonfldonoe of the Club, that they ful telegrams. The two statements that preoipi- other countries is like the money oofjuirod by and gradually spread over the whole country of hostility; ns independent republics, there would lend a ready hand of help to this undertak- tated the ruin upon stook dealers have proved gnmbling. No people can, in the long run, cn- from sea to river, mountain and la^e. But when would be no nocessity or occaeion for war. ing, whioh, it is hoped, will do credit to Now Brit- false, or unconfirmed :—vis. the reported offensive rioh themselves from a work of utter destruc- and defensive alliance botifeOQ France and Rus- companies of this foreign race tnoved inland fVom J. P. B. ain, and even to tho Siato. It is to bo the first tion. If tift war continue*, Europe will want the sea board a full hundred miles, and planted Exhibition of the ProduotioMof Agrioultural and sia, and the crossing of the Tioioo by the Aus- more speoie from us than brend-stuffs. A com- themsolvos in fortified settlements in the ohoicost The Balance of Engla&d*i Power. Moohanioal Industry that ever took place io the trian army. Ijater telegrami from Turin declare plimentary dinner is tu be givtn to Hon, A. H. that the Austrians have not made any offensive portions of the Oonnooticut valley, as pointt Wo would commond to our readers the follow- town. It is designed in part to give to our peo- Stephens, at Agusta, Qa., on the 2nd of July. movements at all. England is endeavoring to d'afyprei for a still more western march and occu- ing extract from the great speech of Disraeli be- ple, old and young, a pfoof positive |knd striking He is undoubtedly one of the ablest men of that interpose mediation at this late hour, and only pation, tho jealousy of some of the more proud fore his oonstituents in Buckinghamshire. It of what has been and may be produced hero, in state. Two more of the Paraguay tquadron what would seem mere points of diplomatic eti- spirited tribes was aroused to hostile acts. Tho presents views of large scope, foil of profound field and factory, in garden, orchard, grove and have arrived at New York. quette prevent a speedy solution of the difficulty, fierce and haughty Pequots; who might prbperly thought and political philosophy. We never parlor, with plow and pencil, with hammer and Most of the elections have taken place in Eng- Saturday, May 21.—The Southern Conven- bo called tho Mohawks of New Fnglond, took saw it equalled by any spoeoh from any other needle, by tho rugged, out-door industry of th0 land. Some old members of Parliament are tion was chiefly ocoupied with discnssionH on tho lead in theso acts of aggression, and en- Brlllsh Stil^man. Th6 glM Conservative lead- farmer, and tho trained xskill of the mechanic; shelved, nnd some new men have been elected. tho repeal of federal laws prohibiting tho impor- deavored to enlist othor Indians io a general up- ers in the House ^of Oommons has reached a by tho broad^lyinded JBwer and reaper of our All tho leading statesmen df the realm have tation of Slaves from Africa, Tho debate was rising ogainst tho English. Even before their higher conception of England's future, and Eng- hard hills aitd'tMlMW''iAleys, and by the white been returned. Riohard Cobden, during bis exceedingly interesting; the fire-eaters on one Rotuai settlement on the Conneotiout, the Pe- land's relationship than Pitt, Peel or Palmcrston fingers that ply needle or pencil in the homes of absonco in the United States^ has been chosen by side, a nd tho conservatives on the other. Although quots and their oonfederates perpetuated several ever attained. In fact neither of them, nor any the village. In preparing fbr such an Exposition the town of Rochdale, Bright's residence. Eng- the former carried tho proposition, yet they ooakl murders and other outrages. The most startling of their oontemporaries, ever threw the Colonial of Industry and Art, the aotivo co-operation of land has no man of greater value to her well-be- not haye represented many inflaential men in and atrocious, was the massacre oi Capt. Stone Empire of England into the scale in balancing tho ladies of the town was regarded as a prime ing at this crisis. their respective states. A most daring attempt and Capt. Norton and their orew of eight men, her powor against othor European nations. Dis- necessity, and a ready and undoubted certainty, to rob the U. 8. Mails on the N. Y. & Erie Rail- in 1684. The vessel was iVom St, Ohristopher's, raeli said a great thing and said it well. Eng- too 5 for many memorable proofs and illustrations Monday, May 2.—The Anstrians have now road took place on Wednesday night last. The in the West Indies, loaded with the productions land, in geographical position, by laws, language of their public spirit, and personal tasto, judg- crossod the Ticino hito the territory of Sardinia, robber secreted himself in the water-closet of tho of these islands, and boand for Hartford, with the and religion, is becoming less and less an Old ment and activity have been witnessed . by this and, at last accounts, had advanced to Vercelli, mail car, and whilst the agent waa lying down view of trading with the Dutch house estahlished World Power, She is connected by vitnl and oommunityc As the business of pyeparing for or within a day's marob of Turin. The Sar- for a nap, ponrod chloroform upon his face. He there. Having murderd all on board they plun- everlasting ties of sympathy, by sentiments of the Fair was pressing and varied, it was be- dinians have retired before them. French troops awoke and a long and desperate struggle enstied, dered the vessel, and then sunk her. The plun- oneness, with the vast communities of her race lieved that they would waive tho fbrmality of a are pouring into £)urdjinia, especially in great but the thief effected his escape as the train der was divided and scatterd among various in the Western Hemisphere,, in the boundless personal and individual invitation to assist in the force at Geiwa. The Ajistrian government jus- slacked speed. Wm. Smith O'Brien is to sail tribes of Indians. The next year, John Oldham, empire of Ocean, in Australia and both the In- necessary arrangements; thus the Club did not tifies itself in this matter, and throws the responsi- for Europe on the 28th, having made an exten- who in 1633, travelled through the wilderness dies. Already there are more miilions who speak hesitate to appoint about thirty ladies, from the bility of setting aside mediation upon Franco, sive tour through the United States and the with three men to the Connecticut, and who had her language in America than in Europe. The different congregations and districts of the town She has ordered the raising of a loan of about Canadas. been trading on the rivor, was murdered near as an auxiliary commit^e to enlist the taste, "day may come, when the gravitation of her mor- $100,000,000 for oarying on tho war. As none, Monday, May 28.—The news from Utah is Block Island. al power will shift its centre, and draw her tow- skill and industry of all the women and children not even her own suhjeots, will lend hot money, that can be interested in the work, in preparing very serious and important. A collision be. ards a New World focus. We.would say to her knowing her present bankrupt condition, the Na- twecn the U. S. troops and tho Mormon Militia THE NORTH AND SOUTH, in this crisis-hour of her relationships, take tho articles for oxhibition at tho Fair. All kinds of tional Bank is to furnish two thirds of the useful or fancy articles, or specimens of skill, was apprehended, as Gov. Gumming was deter- Italy must be free to Walker ut Acapulco from Sun Fruricisco, If or in 1900, will ever put tho Federal Govern- in the youth of giants, have already, ns it were, band is now separated and we can never listen the shores of the Adriatic, which must moan that this bo true, tho destiny man seems inclined to ment under the absolute control of the Free thrown their colos-shadow over Europe. to them complete again, with Abby in the centre, States. all the Italian provinces of Austria must be try his hand on Mexican territory. Young Wiwo 3. That the Dissolution of tho Union wou Id Remember always that England, though she we nro glad that a young, phcenix family has wrested from thut Power. What is to be done and Botts of Virginia are laboring hard to get in itself, make the Free States any more anti- is bound to Europe by tradition, by uffcction, by made its appeurancc, to sing the old songs with with theio afterwards, is not intimated. Perhaps up a duel, and it is suspected thut they arc in slavery in sentiment than they are now, or dis- great similarity of habits, and all those tios which youthful voices. 'The little son and daughter they are the price to be paid to Sardinia for her Washington for that objcct. Cyru.i W. Field is pose them to give more aid or succor to the ne- were listened to with especial delight and admi- grees of the south, free or slave, than at the pres- time alone can crcate and consecrate, is not a co-operation in tho war with Kuwia. Towards to leave for London in about a week to renew ent moment. mere power of the old world. Her geographical ration. They sing again on Wednesday eve- the conclusion of the manifebto, the Emperor his labors in connection with a new trial to lay ning next June lat., and we hope tho weather The first of these positions I do indeed as- position, her laws, her language and religion, says: "I am about to place myself at the head an Atlantic cable. will be favorable, for all who heard them before sume, I believe it sound, but should be glad to connect her as much with the new world as with of the array. I leave in France the Empress will be pleased to hear them again. Wednesday, May 25.—Dcsputohe* have been see your reply to it; the second is an event yet tho old. Atid, although she has occupied not and my Son." Tho Austriua Gen. Qyulai has received at Washington from Gov. Gumming, of only an eminent, but I am bold to say, the most levied a heavy contribution on the Sardinian uncertain, but which I hope will prove true; AN OUNOB or PRBVBNTION BETT«R THAN A Utah. Considerable excitemcnt still existed eminent position among European nations for but neither of these, either way, is essential to POUND OV CUHK.—As we were going to Hartford town of Novara, of provisions and forage. No among the Mormons, and it was with great difii- ages, still, if eve; Europe, by her shortsightedness, my view of the expediency and inevitabloness of yesterday, on the afternoon train, we were sur- collision has yet taken place between the two culty that ho oould keep them iu subjection. fall into an inferior and exhautted state, for Eng- seperation ; the third is an error, I do not assume prised at a stoppage where there was no station, armies. The trouble between him uiid Gen. Johnston re- land there will remain an illustrious future. or believe that tho dissolution of the Union and looking out of the window, we saw the Con- Thursday, May 5.—No serious engagement maios in statu qua. The Government is much (Cheers.) We are bound to the communities of would make the Free States more anti-slavery ductor and Brakernan returning some cattle to is yet reported between the Austrians and Sar- embarrassed by Uio now filiibustor movement of the now world, and those great Slates whioh our or disposed to give aid to the slaves, &c. I a pasture, and replacing rails upon a fence. Up- dinians. The former have ooHStruoted bridges Geo. Walker, which is calculated to thwart ne- know of no person who holds such an opinion, own planting and colonizing energies have creat- over two branches of the Po. It is supposed gotiations with Central America. Tbo (J. S. ed, by ties and by interests which will sustain on asking him if this was required of him as part and it is to prevent you from wasting your time of his duties, he said he preferred to do it rather that they meditate an attack upon the strongly squadron io those waters, bowover, have full in- our power and enable us to play as great a part fortified town of Alexandria. Buron Hubner, and ink, in writing a sermon of the imagination, than expose ooming trains. structions what to do with bim if they ostch him. in the times yet to coroo as wo do on thoMo days Austrian Minister at Paris, has left; thus dipk>- that I now write you this. Should a seperation We have frel^uent opportunity to notice the There were two i|§portant failures announced in nnd as wo have done in the past (Cheers.)— matio relations are broken off between tho two take place, and the people of the Free States bo care of the gentlemanly superintendent of this Wall street yesterday. One of them was the delivered from the evils they now suffer by their And, therefore, now that Europe is on the evu of countries. The Russian Government energetical- caso of an old and very respectable house, long war, I say it is for Europe, not for England that read, and now add our testimony to the caution' ly denies that any treaty of offensive or defensive connection with the South, they will probably be of one of the much abused class, the Conductors. oonnocted with Mexico. The War D«pertia«nt more regardless of the emancipation of the my heart sinks. And this I hope, that it will be alliance exists between Russia and France. The has ordered an armed escort to tho trains with o. people of England, and the leading men of all slaves, than they are at present. by the influence of England that the unhappy army supplies, fVom apprehended attacks by the NATIONAL EMANCIPATION CONVENTION.—As parties. Whig, Tory and Radical, evince a deter- It is not the dispositions, in either section of btruggle which has just opened may he one of returning Pike-Puakcrs. A Maaa Convention we have already iutimatud, the annual meeting mination to keep out of all purticipution in tho the Union, which may result from their sepera- short duration ; that it may be limited in its rungo against Die Fugitive Slave Law was held in of the National Compensated Emancipation So- war. It will, indeed, bo an almost unprecedented tion, which I am regarding, but the effect, and local in its character ; and that after some Clevehiod, Ohio, yesterday. Prof. Ag&saiz de- ciety was postponed, in order, partly, to have a phenomenon to see England neutral and quiet whether designed or not, I am firmly of the brief encounters of arms, both France and Aus livered an eulogy on Humboldt, before the Sodoty clearer field for a hearing on the subject than while all the rest of Europe is involved in active opinion, that tho Slave States could not main- tria may feel that it would bo well, by the in of American Arts and Sciences in Boston. during tho Anniversary week, when so many hostilities. tain the institution of slavery but very few years fluence of thoKe who have not been beduced by interesting meetings are held simultaneously. Thursday, May —Sir Gore Ous«l«y has if deprived of the supfmrt thai institution de- their political passions, to terminate the strife Friday, May 6.—An oftuial bulletin publish- We hope that a National Convention may be ed in Turin yesterday, says, the attempt of the written a letter to the U. 8. Govemioent, deny- rives from the Federal Union, and the strong and secure at the same time the better govern held in New York in October or November next, Austrians to effect the paswtge of the ro ooui- ing emphatically that he has in any manner and extenuive senie of Constitutional obligation ment of Italy and the peuoe of the world."— acted in bad £iiib towards th« Unitsd Slates in and that the subject move a full discussion. ntauood on the Urd. ut Frassiiietto. The can- in the North. I do not take your spoco now, (Cheers.) nonade lusted 15 hours, and was reooininenced his negotiations with OoMa Hica and Nicaragua. yesterday afternoon and lasted for tho remainder The Persia sailed from New York for Liverpool, to give uiy ruarons for this opinion, but will do FRKUKKIO SBWAKU, the eldest son of Rev. yesterday, with over three millions of dollars in it at any time ii you requoat it. PABMINU TOOU.—Hall and Stanley keep on of the day. Tho PiedmouU'se only had a few Dwight Seward, formerly pastor of the oongro- wounded, whilst tb« Austrians exporienoed much speeie—tlio largeet airMUiit ever taken by a sio- la closing this communication, 1 feel it a duty exteiiinivo stook ami large variety of farming gatiuual churoU in New Britain, died u few loss. From last acoouats, tho Austrians were le steamer to huro|>«. Count Sarliges, Prenrh to correct ouo unhappy error implied in your tools. A man inuht be pretty difficult to suit, near the famous battle-ground of Marengo, where days ago at Yonkers, N. Y., of congestion of iiinister at Wsshington, H. Wiekott, bearer of r.omiiients. In speaking of the partition which who caimot fiud in their Urge assortment us the brain. He was 22 years of age. they may again measure swwdt with tbo French , ^, aflcr an interval of sixty years. Tho Duke of despatches to China, and the ArcbdeacMi of I ex()tict, you say, it is " leuvmg the North and good a M7tho, rake and hoe as his heart cnit Montreal, were amony tl»« ^ssengers. Tkere wish. We hope they, may bo encouraged to MK. J. W. AOKLBT the oelobrated Optician Malakoff, French ambaiwador io London, has South to draft into tho MaeUtront of sanguinary left fur the suat of war. There has b««u luoro was a gruat ov«tioa given lo Paul Morphsy, ibe uiitagonittin," and again, it iu'to state u wuy open an Agricultural Warehouse on a large is to be at tho Humphrey House, on Friday, fighting ill India, and tlio famous 'iantia To^ reat Chess Champion, in New York, last nigbi. svhiuh iDUiitbti traced by its bloody trail over the scale next season, stocked with plows, harrows, Juno 8d., prepared to Ut all Kyen whioh oun bu is reported to have been captured, with otter Jibout 1500 Udioe imd irenileaten were prHMriit. ruins of the Federal Cyiigrcax " &«. Now I J^c., every iinpleiucut u farmer ucods. fitted. loaders of tho robvllion. Meser«. John Vaa liurcn, li. J. Fuller SMI the hero of tho occutioii made aiiiwsted upceches. THE NORTH AND SOUtH, AJ^D NEW BRITAIN JOURNAL.

LOCAL I^EWS. JJUT0HIN3ON SECOND CONCERT. HALL & STANLEY'S COLUMN. GREAT ATTRACTION H. K. HALE & GO'S COlUMr, TRIAL ACUBS OF CoiiN.--Probia)ly not half tho John W. Hntcliliitoii ——AT—— corn to be planted this year is yet in the ground. H. K. HALE & CO. We would remind tho farmers of New Britain CELEBRATED ^T^SON FAMILY. HALL & STANLEY, and vioinity that the Club has appointed a Cora- or the Old €}ranlte State. RILEY'S DEALERS IN mitteo on Crops, to visit different farms in the With hlH F*inlly.~FANNIR B. and HENRY J., with -*-i>Mumi in*- autumn,and examine cornfields espeoially, and re- VIOLA a.,—Win SinR and Play at O.A8H 8TOKEI! DiruCfliy port those worthy of " honorable mention." We HUMPMRRY HALfi, NEW BRITAIN, GROCERIES hope a good many will be dispojed to give a Ut- To rich and poor, and all who listen to this call. Th fliolxool 33001B.C: ile extra care to an acre, and see what it may time proposed to itng is I STILL CONTINUE TO DISPENSE produce Any specimen of production Wednesday Kevenlns, June 1st, 1859, STATIOIIITp ftl>i which will not pay, is worth little as a practical Tlie time to oommei.oe la 8 o'olook, boftrt that Ume th« people may talk. Tho price of a example. A AT THE OLD STAND, Bespectftilly oftr to th« ** TICKET IS UK CENTS, PROVISIONS (HT* We learn that Mr. Tracy, the foreman And none who listen will (rmdg« the expense. The pro- UNANIMOUSLY PROCLAIMED THE . CITIZENS OP NEW BRITAIN AND YICINM". gramme contains the rerj best songs, Moh one tntroanc- of the Ishom Lock Factory, visited the city of ed Just where it belongs. CHEAPEST IN TOWN! Tho fbllowing Providence, on Friday last, (May 20th,) for the PROORAMME. FLOOR and FEED, purpose of again proving that the Bacon Lock Tho good time eomfng, the good time come, SPLENDID Assortmenl. can be picked. It had been roundly asserted by When men will drik water and cease drinking mm. Tls sweet to be remembered where'en we may b«, Just recelTed ftvm Mr. Bacon, of Boston, that their Lock had not I live for thoFe fHends who IWe to loTe me, LOW PRICES TRIUMPHANT!! been and could not bo picked. Mr. Tracy tried Zekol and Haldy, nnd Miss Maty Ann, Tho Little Maiden with the Family Man, NEW YORK AND BOSTON, the experiment upon the Look at the MeTchants' Horticultural wi(b, little Topsy's Song, Table and Pocket Cutlery, Bank, and opened the Door in one hour and Forty years ago, and Right oTer Wrong, NO USB TALKING I SMALL EXPENSES ! QOIOK WHICH THEY YLXLh. .STO aa c|i^ap AS Till The fiimilyjars, matrimonial sweets, twenty-seven minutes. The bright promised land where we all hope to meet, AGRICULTURAL Sales an J Low Pruflts do th« Basing ! The Yesterday, (26th,) Mr. Tracy opened a Look The ship on fire, Old Times and New, With tho Lifb-boat Song we bid you adieu. PRICES attract the peopls, and where they They embraoe in part the following arUcles: at the City Bank of Bridgeport. o. OROOKBRT AND OLA88 WARS, buy the CHEAPEST, THERE yoo ADULTS IN CLUBSlio nVE FOR A DOLLAR. • wiU find them! -oto- TUB EXBCUTIVK COMMITTEE of the New Britain CHiLDnKN who are pledgetl not to ory or to laugh, oome Agricultural Club are earnestly requested to meet along with your parents for TWELVE CENTS and a BRITANNIA & PLATED WARE. half lw29 Why look here: FANCY GOODS. on Wednesday evening next, in tho lower room of Strickland's Hall. Some important business, DI880MJTI0IV. 80 BARRELS DUTCHESS COUNTY XX FLOUR, Ladies* Shopjdng Bags, which requires immediate attention, is to be ar- HE FIRM OF •« HALL, BOWERS & CO.," i» this Among our assortment may be fbund •8.25 per barrel. Puisea, Hair Pins, Head Drestes, ranged by the Committee. Every member is T day dissolved by mutual consent. 80 Bbls. XXX ST. LOUIS FLOUR. urgently invited to be present, promptly, if pos- THOS. 8. HALL. FLOXJE OF ALL GRADES, Bracelets, Work Baskets and Boxes. HENRY C. BOWERS, .80 Barrels, S. C. Dermot and Extra Genneaee Floor. sible, at 7 o'clock. WALTIR H. STANLEY. Fans. Ri^ng Whips. &o., ST. LOUIS, TENNESEE AND OHIO, New Britain, May 20,1859. Extra P. R. Molasses, 80 cents per gallon, Being the best assortment evet offiered in (his market. EXTENBIVR FARMING.—Mr. Elizur Smith, on COPARTlVERsiilP IVOTICE. Very Superior. Yellow Coffee Sugar, 9 cents per lb. the Dan Clark Farm, we learn, has sown 16 acres HE undersigned haying parohased the interest of H. C. BOWERS, in the late firm of HALL, BOW. Foreign and Domestic FRUITS; of oats, planted six acres of potatoes, and eight T AGEjrTB FOR E^ k CO., have this day formed a Copartnership for Nuts, Spices, Homlay, Hulled Com, of corn. Has any farmer in New Britain ex- continuing the business of said firm, under the name of PALMER, JUBB'S St CO'»i ceeded this ? HALL & STANLEY. Worcestj^hire Sances, E. Goodwin LEATHER BELTING, THOa, 8. HALL, and Brothers TOBACCO. WALTER H. STANLEY. Comprising all widths. Oak and Hemlock—the verv CRUSHED, LARGE PIK-PLANTB—Mr. Wm. A. Churchill, New Britain, May 20,1869.—[2w80 beet quality, and at the lowest prices. 'It will be foi has sent us specimens of the largest and finest POWDERED, your interest to call and see it, before parchasing Bruce's New York Type - Foundry elsewhere. pie-plants we ever sow. Seven stalks, with the GRANULATED, CROCKERY AND GLASS WARE! Has now on hand an immense stock of leaves, weighed 10 pounds. One measured from Roman Type. Fancy Type, And all other kinds. CUTLERY AND HARDWARE! BIlXJSiaiBS, the butt to the first branch 31 inches, and Copperplate Script, German T^pe, .CLOTH, inches average circumference. Music Type, Ornaments, 0 Chocolate, Chess and Checker Type. Borders, Cocoa, HAIR, Brass and Metal Rules, Leads, Comena, TUK WBATHER AND THE WEEK.—After Brass and Electro. Circles and • Ellipses, •X'Sl^St NAIL, Tapioca, nearly a week's rain, whioh descended like a Labor-S:\ving J?a1c8, Comer Quads, TOOTH, Metal Furniture, etc. BOTH GREEN AND BLACK. Maccaroni, PAINT, perpendicular flood, the sun came forth on The types are oil cast by Acom power from the haid Vermocilli, Sunday evening last, shining forth most glori- metal peculiar to this foundry. The unequaled rapidity VARNISH, WHITEWASH, ously, after its long veiling. The ram was warm in the process of casting enables me to sell these more du- rable types at the lowest prices of ordinary types, either OHOIOB FRSNOH PRUNES, AND COUNTER. and genial for vegetation, and one could almost for cash or credit. OOF J?* El Sly Presses, Wood Type. Ink, Cases, Sticks, etc., ftimish- ACKERMAN & CO>S PEREFCFED EXTRACT OF COFFEE, see grass and grain grow. This has been a ed at tho manufivoturer's lowest prices. A specimen pamjjhlet of Fonts of Letters only, and prices, mailed to GROUND AND UNOROUND. &o., &c., &0., busy week in planting corn, and probably about ooncsiB. printing offices, on the reception of seven cents, to pre- half of the intended amount is in the ground. Together with a .large and well selected assortment of pay the postage. DRESSING, LADIES, BACK AND PUFF. There is a good and gladdening promise of large Printers of Newsppera who choose to publish this ad- PROVISIONS, to which your attantlon U reMpeotfblly Tortisoment. inoludinc this note, tbre« tiinca before tb* crops. 1st day of August, 1859, ond fbrward me one of the pa- called. pers, will be allowed their bills, at the time of making a W. H. RILEY. For The Mrth and South. OF ALL KINDS. Their Ice Oreain Saloon purchase from me of five times tite amount uf my manu- NKW BBITAIX, May 18,1869. 27-2 At the roguUr Communication of " Harmony Lodge, factures. Addrsss, UP STAIRS. NUMBER 3, GEORGE BRUCE. Is now ready, and will always be furnished with the No. 20, of Free and Acoopted Masons," held at their 3w30 18 Chambers St, New York. \ » MEN'S FURNISHING GOODS Ilall on the 2nd inst, the following resolution were univu- choicest article. Ice Cream supplied to fomilies and parties at the shortest notice. imously ndopted : H.\MS. DRIED BEEF. PORK. Renolved, That we sincerely regi'et the deooasc of our Y applying a good coat of my JAFPAM your Roof will Brother, WILLIAM BUTHIA, who after A long illness hiM not leak, and will last live times as lung as the best LARD, BUTTER EMPORIUM. l)ci!ii removed fk*om us, in the midst of years and useful- Bcomposition that can bo made of Linseed Oil and Paint TXaOEIIXl. U(!«s; yet we humbly and submissively bow to tho Prov- or cement that some use on roofb. My experience of 40 s o i> A. I'OTJisrT-A.iisr idence of the Grand Master of tiie Uuiverso," with yeara in tlie use of Paints, Varnishes. Jappnns, &c., &c., AND CHEESE. whom alone are the issues of life, and who " doeih all enables me to compound an article that I feel safe to say WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, Is now in flow, and will serve up refreshing drinks, tilings well." is the best and most lasting of any thing now in use, it seasoned with any delicious syrup to be found CODFISH AND MACKEREL, SHIitTS, Retolveil, That by his decease, this Lodge is deprived is an improvement on the patented article now in use in in the world, to delight the palate. of a worthy Brother, and tho Community of a good and New York and Boston. Call and see it. I shall be at tlie SOAP, CANDLES. OIL, BUBNING FLUID, COAL OIL. COLLARS, an exemplary citizen. Humphrey House a few days longer, and will do and cause to be done all tho jobs I get ordeif* for. I have WINGS FARINA CRACKERS. AND STOCKS. Rusolved, That although our deceased Brother, was done a number that can be seen. Enquire of Wm. J. comparatively " a stranger in a strange land," yet liis o Bulk ley, in my absence he can tell j'ou his opinion.— RABINS, CITRON, LEMONS, CURRANTS, absent and distant relatives and friends can be assured, Price per 100 feet, 87i cents for new tin roofa never THE LARGEST AND CHEAPEST LINE OF that ho received kind attentions, aid and sympathy, and p:unted. 1 have jobs engaged in Troy and Albany, ond I a christian masonic burial. lu every principal place from here to Waterbury on the Together with a large nasortment of other gooda to nu- LUBINS & HARRISON'S Renolved, That the .Secretary trunsnnt to the fViends Uailroiid route, through Springfield and Hartford, and nieroua to mention. HALF HOSE IN TIUS STATE, of our deceased Brotlier, a copy of the foregoing, duly thu principal Uoolera in each place are agents for me. FRENCH AND GERMAN COLOGNES, attested under seal of this Lodge,—and that he came a JOHN B. JUDD. We intend at all times to keep a ftill and complete COMPRISING lilce copy to be published in the Nonru & SOUTH." New Britain, Mav 20,1859.—[30tf Burnett's Cocoaine. EZKKIEL ANDREWS, W. Master. assortment of ENGLISH AND GERMAN, French Pomades, JAMES BELL, &'ecretary. Lyons Kaithoron, New Britain, May 2d, 18 j'J. ne^FYFrTKFTooI^ CROCKERY A HA^RDWARE. Barry's Trioopherous, Phiilon's Invigorator, SILK, M A It 111 K D . • S. L. & J. A. STRICKLAND Wood's Hair Restorative, LINEN, Mrs. Allen's Restorative. III this town. May 25, by itev. Mr. Boole, JAMIBI Would oall the aUeatlon of the oUiMni of New Britain and ad. OUR LISLE. BKACH to MAUV MAUEOWS, both of this town. Joining towiii, to thair A6RICULTURAF DEPARTMENT AND COTTON, T> I E D . NEW AND HPLENDID STOCK MIXED, wm embraoe all kinds of TOILET SOAPS ANIO POWDERS In Westport, Conn., onfliiturday evening, MaySlst, BROWN, Of every description. MAKTHA DOWNEH, wife of Henry R. Treadwell of New Spring. Gk>ods, FARMING TOOLS. WHITE, GENTLEMEN'S CANES, MEERSCHAUM PIPES and York, and daughter of Ell and Martha Mygatt of New Juit NoelTod fiom New York and BiMinn, oomprUinz tlia gri*tait Milfurd, Conn., aged 8G years. Tiirietie«co lio fttund at any wiablblinivnt in the HUio{ inoluriing AND FANCY. CIGAR HOLDERS. the LATKST and OHOIUKdT HTYLBd of VUKMOH, KNaUUL' andAMEKlOAN 000D& Pal MM IST OF LETTERS, remiUning in the Poet Office, at Ttuiriioek ambraew Blaekand Kanojr Sllkt of Ttrloai Biylaa A large and picked (Msortment of NECK TIBS, bought Tsralahes. New BriUin, Thursday Morning, May 26th, 1859. and prioim: DUck 811k Vtlvau, Laowi, Smbroldttiiai, Iltwiury, We would respectfully call the attwtion of the Public L aiovei and UlU ; I'ei-sons enquiring Ibr anv of the following, please say, to the above, being satisfied that we can please both in of the best houses in the Country, and for sale to TarpMilae, Tkf.y are JldcerlUed.*^ Oreta QMda, inoludlnc Da rAinM, Plaids, DueaU, Dabs- the trade at New York and Boston Prices. PVTTY, PCAVBBJK 9V»TMMU' gM, Muliair Liuira*, Hoia • Ttsran, India Olaoa, Boa taint Op«r- quality and price. Our assortment is the largest In Aveans Miss Mary Judd, itichard an, UayMderoa atu., aiiiKhanw, Vrtnob, £n|ltah and Amanean Abbott, Miss Emma Judd, J. U. PrlDU, of all prioi'ii, and of evary ihMcription ; Lmdiea' Clitttia, Town and we are constoatly receiving (resh addHioos to Merchants can save themselves a trip to New York (br Abraham, Isaac Knippinf, Theodore Bliaw i, MaaUIlM, and a graat rarlaty of DBISS TKIMMINOd. these goods by examining my stock and PRICES before our Stock, and will make It for the interest of to call Hucknuin, Miss Elixa J, Kenan. Wm. MILLINS&T-An uiiiur|w*Md aMortmaot, IneludlDg Uixuii, (l(x)rgc Punfield, Fi-edertck Lto wait upon nil old and new ouBtomein. KIliM, Miss Anhia Rehin, Miss Barbara Tax of nine per cent, kid on list of 1858, is due on the or NO CIIAOE FOR BERTHS ^ Imperial. Early Washington. It is useleM to enumerate what I have got, for It will first day of June next, and a four per cent, tax laid on Katon, Mary A. Jiobbins, Mr. E. The Steamer ELM CITY. Capt. Lawis, will leave New BEANS—Lima. Horticultural. Early Red Eye. K){u», JoHopU iiafferty, Francis be the tunte old story, list of 1858, by Central School District, No. 1, is due at Haven every night, (Sunduy's excepted,) at 11 o'clock the same time And a five per cent tax laid by the GRASS SEEDS—Timothy, Red Top, Northern Foster, /{alph Iteuehln, James FLOUR, p. m., arriving in New York In time for the trains of tite aud Western, Herdsgrass, Red Top. Fitch, Uriandu Aeuimingtou, Frank POUK, Borough of New Britain on list of 1869, and a Ibur per cent Water lax hiid on list of 1869, both ef whioh are due Hudson River, Erie and Philadelphia Railroads. FERTILIZERS, FERTILIZERS. Fay, Piiilip Huiitb, MLM M. Jane LARD, REl'URNINO—Leave New York every afternoon at 8 BUTTER, on the 16tb day of June next. Aud the Town, Borough C«urratt, Eva J. i^iuith, Charles fl. o'olook. GUANO, Gerald M. O. L. Mmith, Sheldon TEA, aud School District have voted that all persons paying SUPER PHOSPHATE OF UME. &C., &C their Taxes on or before the 20th day of June next, may The Steamer TRAVELLER, Capt BowMa, will resume Guo'ifellow, Henry /[juilth. L. M., M. D. her regular trips for tite season on MONDAY, May 9th, POUDRETTE. Guivun, i^oliert tfweet, l>eunis But suffioient to say that I have a good assortment of all be entitled to a discouut of 6 par cent. I will meat thu Tax Payers of the several Taxes at the leaving New Haven every morning, at 10 o'olook, in time For sale in any quantit^^^TEN POUNDS TO A TON Gitlurd, Li-ster i»t««>l, E. H. 2 new goods. Just uull and give us your orders and they for the afternoon trains aud boats for the South aud West. - » • • will be promptly attended to. Town Clerk's Ofiioe to receive the same fh>m the 10th to Grover, L. K. £>tark, Edward the 20th of June, from 8 A. M., to 6 P. M. RITUKNIMU—WiU leave Peok Slip, New Yock. at 11 llarrity, iliss Bridget Stewart, Arthur G. A. ELLIS. o'olook, p. m., and arrive in New Haven In time for all New Britain, May 18. 1859.—[28 tf H. W. WHrriNQ, CoujioitMU Kurt, Milts Ix)is Ann Thumpon, Mrs. Elixa New Britain, May 12th, 1869.—8w28 the early morning trains for the North aud East AO Ctallous Maple Syrup, lluu((h, ftliss Maria P. ThumpMn, Samuel State Rooms can be secured through the day at B. For sale by H. K. HALE & CO. Hart, Airs. SeUh WHllamsou, Miss Maria A. Sew Britain VUh and Oyitor lUrket Beeoher's, 76 Chapel Street. 8m28 Jio^aii, Mik. Rviu Williums, Alunxo ll pi-rsous are forbidden entering upon my laud, for SMITH'S IIOMCEPATHIO MEDICINES Hull, Mr. M. Wincholl, Willye A the purpose uf Uathiug, Cutting Trues or Shrub* KEIIIOVAL. gj^m j^f BttONwiNr ^^ J um ATTORNEV^ AND OOUNBELLOK AT LAW ——-AUO Woodruff, Asahel H. otiier purpoNe, except uu business witli thu owner, under X under I.estor Uuutii's to the Ncw liulldlug A large stock of HUMPHREY'S SPECIFIC—just re- MAUCKLJLIRS CiJiU(, P. M. penally of tho law. CHAUNCEY DUUU. first door north of thv Post Office. Offio* in Tbonuoia'a N«w Boildlog. ueived, aud tor sale by • Niw Uiitain, May 20, IbOV. Nvw Di-itain, May 10, 185'v) Itb-liU J. E. BISHOP & CO. NK«V tflUTAIN, CONN. 11.|K. HALE A CO. THE NORTH AND SOUtH, AJ^D NEW BRITAIN JOURNAL.

"KOTHEA XADB IT." A RICH 8o*!»ii.--In the Canadian House of As- IVIAIL ARRANGEMENT. B. JOHNSTON, JR., BULKLEY & NEWTON, A fVw weeks ainoo, while in one of the beautU sembly, last week, they had quita a spirited de- bate on the bill to prohibit tho us^ of hoops and BA8TERN MAILS oloM at a qaatter before 0 o'olook 8(«tn Mi Can mm, an^ Pluaibcn, ful inland oitiofl of Wifloonnin, an incident ooour* A, M., and at 4 o'olook, P. M. red which awftkonod in iny mind a train of refleo* crinoline, introduoed by Mr. Aiken. We publish BOUTHRRSf MAILS closed at 2 o'clock, P. M. Boot Shoe and Gaiter NIW BRITAIN, CX)NII. tionfi which posnibljr may bo written and road with a few of tho most brilliant passages : EASTERN MAILS due at 11 o'clock, A. M., and at «—-OBAMKS III Mr. Drummond was an ardent admirer of hoops 6 o'olook, r. M. *-^^liyjiEEji* • • advantage. BOUIHBHN MAILSdtto at a quarter beHrol o'clock, A LARQE and aplendid aamrtment has Jost been re- STEAM, GAS AND WATER PIPE; FITTINGS I wafl hurrying along, the stroot, when my at- from childhood. He was botn with a love of hoops. Whan ho was a child of tender growth, P M c«iv«d, mannflMtartd esptemly for the Spring AND FIXTURES, BATH-TUBS, HEATERS, BOILERS, tention wan nrroHted by the appearance of a little Mall to Plainville, Bristol, Waterbnry, and OITIOOB on Trade, of the ehoioest material, and best workmanahip SINKS, WASH-BOWLS, boy on the sido of the pavement, selling onndy.— he used to trundle his hoop, all unconscious of the or near the H. P. ft F. Railroad, Went,— Our stock comprises the fbllowing Marble Slabs, Fountain .lets, Rub1>er Hose, Hose Pipe, He was not really beautiful, nor wu ho deoided* fate that was in store for him. Later in lif^ ho CLOSED at half past 10 o'olook A. M. MEN'S CALF DQ0T8«r all desertion, Hydrants, >itreet Washers, Steam and Water DUE at nUArtor before 6 o'olook, P. M. ly tho reverse. His ase was about nine years; had swallowed a ring, which resulted in a hoop- MEN'S KtPaftfl THICK HOOW, Gauges, Steam Valvca, Whistles, fto. in-cough, and even now the sight of an empty Mails to New York City and ofBo« South of New York his clothes were old ana fHded, but well patched. City only. MEN'S Calf, Goat, Bnamel, Patent, W*. J. BOUtWT, CHAtl.BS W. KKWTOX His onndy was spread upon a eo»r«e, white cot- hothead brought tears into his eyes. CLOSED at 0 o'olook, P. M. OXFORDS,GAITERS, TIES, SLIPPERS, Ac., Feb. 6. 1850. » 14—I yr, ton cToth, neatly stretehed over what had been a Mr. Brown complained that it wai impossible DUE at 74 o'olook, P. M. MEN'S CALF, KIP AND THICK BR0QAN8. now to choose a wife, since her defects wore so N. D. Letters not placed In the ofBoo at or be/ort the 1819. simTjieoY. i8S9, japanned server. He was lurrounded by a Rroall aforoMaid times for olosing, muHt remain till tho next A choice assortment of every descriptiotJ of group, of boys, evidently belonging to different bid by hoops and envdoped in orinoUno that the LADIES' C0N0RF»8 HEELED GAITERS, I have BOW opened and raadjr frrr mU My ^t^int hnpnration of mail. choice Kleld, (iarden and Plowrr HMNU, MlMtrdlu |>«rMiu horn grades of society. naked • - Office open at 7 morning, and oloted at 8 o'olook, BOOTS, BOOTEES, AND BUSKINS, the Prat arad ertabHahoi^i.t* in Kurot>e,#hicb, with a rait fally oToning. LACE GAITERS, TIES, SLIPPERS, Ac. aaanrteil utock of hvmt pemt Brwla, raWd for inf ^alr|i ««|)^elan>ut, Sciailiar, rUi«eolet, Barlirit Itiatk freckled, homespun little representative of trade. Mr. Brown—But, Mr. Speaker, the naked Dvlglum, etc. I purchased of him, partly for hiseneourageoient, Speaker—Hold your tongue, sir. JEU'ELBRN. The above Goods have been manufkctured expressly to BBBTM-Crapaudlneor rmi(h ikln, Wayte*! very deep Mood red, OORNIB MAIN STIIRKT AND OBNTBAL ROW, mv own order, by the first honses in New York, and both new aiid decidedly line. but with particular reference to the friendship of Mr. Brown—The naked with the view of securing the patronage of the public. BRO(;COLI-'Elletenn«t Mammoth, Adama* e«rly White Miller'a the little folks of the family with which I was a Speaker—Upon my soul, Mr. Brown, oork up, HARTFORD, CONN. I will sell all kinds of lata. AMIBIOAN, ENOITSN AHD SWBB WATOHXS, M GOLD CAnOAOR-Fartr French Winnlgatadt, I'nciiah Mare<-llan, Knrly tetnporary guest. or I'll have you arrested. BOOTS, SHOB8 OR OAITBRS, Knaliah Blenbelm, Nooiwrflll, Klosol tlie Cabbafei and lart^e Mr, Brown—Permit me to explain,Mr. Speak- AMD SiLvm CASU. Red DiumhMd, Fmch. The oandy was as white as the olotk beneath it, OBIAPn THAN TBU OHeAPBST. CAHROTtf-AU Ua^ being fVee Arom the poisonous coloring ingredients er. When I said naked A GOOD SILVER HUNTING DETACHED R. JOHNSTON, Jr., begs to intimate that he MANU- BOKBCOLK, BKUSdBMS, BPROUTfl. Bo uxtensiveiy wed in the eonfectionary art. I test- Speaker—(yelling)—'Clear the gallery of ladies, LEVER FOR $13.00. FACTURES TO ORDER evenr description of Goods in EARLY CARPENTER POTATOES. Mr. Sergeant. the Boot and Shoe Line, both i>r Ladiw and Gentlemen, ed it, and found it delicately flavoredan d very nice. and* EARLIEST K^JVOWM " My boy," said I, your candy is v«ry good; Mr. Brown—^In the name of the seventeen graces J^WELilY. CAVMriiOWKft-Bitrs Bariy Paris, r^rlf BrfaH, Large Un, let me have a little more*" and the fifteen masea, Mr. Speaker—dearly be- BoautHbl Lava, Coral, Cameo, Florentine, Malachite WILL LOWER HIS COLORS TO NONE IN THE TRADE t • ornnud, all vwy ehoiee. Painting, and all Gold Jewelry, KITBXB Hni Oft KUKWHTFTK. OBI.EBY-Turkiab Giant White, taint's MW Mastmoth Red I immediately saw that my remark had awak- loved Smith~«rd Ken- the impropriety of • yon'a (aTorit*. in reply: soxjXD szi^-vsazi. fiiflTPRE WAREIfOU^ EGG PI.A irr. LE f K—f nimner and Winter. " It is good, isn't ? Mother made it" Sir. Brown—(wildly)—Truth! truth! truth !— Forks, Spoons, Knives, T^E hftve Secretaries, Desks, BareaiiR, Sofas L«n-UCB~Park Whit* Co* oc 1M, White BMavian, Grd repaired with plication may incur, of appropriating to myself care and warranted to give satisfaction. Clapboards, - - Clapboards. PKPPEB, FEPPBB6BAB6. PUMPKIN was going to say such a dam Call and see us. ONSTANTLY on band at onr Hill a large aaaorunent »t the nobility of eharacter which I havo above at- Mr. J. Cameron—The honorable member should BBUIBH-WUta aad Scarlet OUT« aiiraiied. tributed to the oandy boy. Holding myself ex- Hungerford & Cone's Blook, 1st oorner South of State C CXiAPBOARDM not nwear in that dreadful manner. of auperior manufiictnre, which w» aball aell at reduced ptkea EARLY WENDELL SEOLING POTATOES. empt from this arrogance, I would simply say, I House. Mr. Ross—Wasn't doing anything of the kind; 6ml8 nRniriTOtrAT & MTEVEIV8. —lUO— RHUBARB. 8AFFB0N, BALUtY. am not ashamed of the profession of my affection but would be tempted to do so, if not allowed to PLANED LUMRBR, VLOOIUMesi, CEIUMO, BHEATBUIO •riwACM—SoiBaMr sad Wlatar. for my parents, and hope I may not outlive that MODi.DINad, fe., fe. aavaaM—PM and beat of all. "Tbe nnbbard,** lot rdneed by profession. finish his sentence—but such a dam (order, J- U. Urefory ; pot an in fpen at ISe and 2Se. Thia la order)—a dam (confusion) ho would repeat E. Taylor & i^on, witboot qneation the Sneat grained brat ilatorrd and beet When I was a little boy, at school, and carried Steam Planing Mill, I>ulch Point, kevping of all the winter rarfetiM. Boet«n Mamw—aecond it—by such a dam (tremendous uproar.) 18—ly Hartford, Co«n. only to tiM (bieign. my dinner in a satchel made of oalioo, some of my T0M«T0-8mall roand Enaoeh red, (largKloe;) alao tbe Cherry Bchoolmates carried theirs in fashionable willow Mr. Wright stood up and moved amidst the wildest confusion, that Mr. Ross be expelled from M. GUraNSEY has reqeived-(for sale Wholesale and Strawberry. baskets, and sometimes teased me because I car- tho House for such awful language. 1, or Rotall)—»large involGe, dlraot from the Manafuoiory, of aTSAwaaaav tcao.—Alpine /ted and Bnah Alpine. ried mine in a * poke.' I felt vexed, but recon- all colon. AND OTHER ^L'-ilN® MATERIALS. TOBKir—OoMcn Ball, t-arljr Baowball, Green Kaeaia, etc. Mr. Ross—(black in the facc)—Exclaimed that BLACK, BLUE AND RED, ciled myself with the recollection that, if I did And of all tbaiiMR, Quart*, Ptnti, Half Pinti, Standu, &e., Always a large stura,toan UNCHANGEABLE JET BLACK. as can be bonj^lit in the state, of the same quality of BMaoM. ItcotnpriiM all the lat««t •c depart- school without any dinner. They had no nice fanity. goods. We make a superior article of PLANED and aoent, aelactMl with great can by mTaolf while abKwd, iW cboice HARRISON'S COPYING FLUID JOINTED CLAPBOABDS at our PLANING MILL, rarietiea by mail pre i«id f 1,0U. Cataloguea by mail. willow basket—they needed no calico ' poke.' J. M. B. McNARY P. 0. BUILDING. TEMPTATION.—John Newton says Satan seldom I* an entirely new article, moking a AMO William Foster ruled his copy book with a pen- Ummtotd, March 19,1850. <2U -39 comes to christians with great temptations or with B«tt«r C)«py -without H PreHs! MooldiDgs, Scroll Work, Tiralif Ae-, cil set in a fine silver case. He said he would DONE TO ORDER. temptations to do a great sin. You bring a green than almost any other witU one! not cari^ such a ^eat ugly club of a pencil as We invite the attention of parchaaers in New Britain New T«i>*srapbieal 91ay log and a candle togetherand they are safe neigh- At the Newi Koom and Printing Offlee, Baacmont of tlie Bnplig and vicinity, and promise if they will come and see ns to or TUE mine, l compared the pencils. His was the hand- bors. But bring a few shavings and sot them a- Clinrch, New Britain. tfl-n8 treat them with civility and sell them what Lumber somest, but no better than mine. I had a good light and place the green login the midst of them they want—SURE. STATUE OF CONNECTICUT lead pencil, hammered out of a piece of lead.— fllhe New Britain OUR TERMS—3 months or two per cent off for cash. AXD DEB CITIES, and you will soon get rid of your log. And that FISH and OUR MOrrO-Promptness and good work. " Mother made it* and I was satisfied with it.— is the way with little sins. You will be startled From Actual finrreys and Instrumental Measurement of After we grew up cobe men, William Foster came HUBBARD BROTHERS. with the idea of committing a great sin and the OYSTER MARKET, Middlctown, March &, 18G'J. lyrlS the whole territory. Pubru»hed by to me to got me to calculate interest on a small Devil brings a little temptation and leaves you to is supplied fresh every day note, at six per oent. per annum; he carried a with all kinds of Sea Food CLARK & TACKABURY BROTHERS, indulge yourself. 'There is no great harm in this;' in its season. Fish dressed OF PaiLADELPUIA. pencil worth four cents. I bad no gumelastic 'no greet peril in this and so by these chips we GREAT IEAFWARTERS ball; but I had one made of woolen raveilings and at the narket fVeo ot charge. The ^ple of Connecticut have long felt the rcos for a few years jiast, are now completed. to attend school in L. There were in the school addressed to J. E. BISllOl', Fair Haven, or E• to his old patrons, and to all tiiat buy Boots and The M.ip is drawn by G. M Hopkins, jr.. Civil Engiuctr. some fast young men, tho sons of wealthy parents. J. E. PIERPONT, Now Britain, wiU be Shoes, tiiat be is now prepared to please all that give him It is now in tlie engraver's lianurement of the whole territory, niid is fine broadcloth. My best coat was not so fine, his house in Auburn, giving them a good dinner, honorable competition. Getting my goods direct from drawn on the large scale of 480 rods to tho inch, or the cloth cost two dollars and fifty cents a yard ; accompanied by music from a band. The dcmo- L. JH. HUJSTT, tho manufiusturers, saving thereby one profit which I two-thirds of an inch to the mile. Tlie map, when fin oratic papen tell an anecdote connccted with the give my customers the benefit of. isbed, will beou« of the moat complete ever publishe<;r- ufacture for it, while I was working to assist my senator's attention to tho ministers, which is good, —AND— "A WORD TO THE WISE IS SUFFICIENT." tunity to show in detail very minutely, much more than father in raising his family, she paid fifty cents if not true. During the sitting of the confereno BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURER. Let all that want coverbgs for their feet, remember, is usually shown on 6ute >laps, the size being about five for getting the garment cut, and made it herself. an elder noticed the devout attention of the that by six feet. senator, and he asked the latter to what church he NO. 13 Aflylnm Street STEELE'S Boot and Sboe Store, The boundaries of the different counties and of tho John Stokes came one day to my desk, held out eongreasioual districts will be shorn, and everj- town in his arm, compared his coat-sleeve with mine, and belonged. "Well," saiJ Seward, after a moment's HARTEOBD, CONN. BELLOWS' BUILDING, Kg" Alan, WhoWwle and Bctail Dealer in all kinda of WrlUng Four doors North of the Normal School, is the phice to tbe iiute represented in difiercnt colors. All the diflen-iit inquired, ironically, where I got such a fine coat. thought, " I will tell you; ecclesiastically I am an roa/is, railroa.ls, mountains, Ukes, rivers, ponds, and Tlaaue, Uoloced and Wrupping Papera j Biudera, Straw aud Card buy aooD GOODS at low figures. I proudly told him, ^Mother made it V He feign- Episcopalian; but politically I am a Methodist!" Board. Jan also the location of all the ptiblic buildings, churchcs, ed great surprise, and sarcastically observed ho New Britain, March 5, 1859. l»-30 whool-bouses, mauuflictiiring establishments, private had mistaken it for imported goods; he wished he SBBAaVVO&ZI midenct*, and everything which is usually found upou HL Gentlemen of New Britain! ||| i%EW a County Map will W carefully »bown. could get such fine clothes, uud wondered if moth- Agilcvltaral Warelionse ani 8ee4 Store. On tbe margin of the map there will be separate plans er would get him up a fine ooat. EliL knowing the pleasure you take ip havina a (KatablialMd in 1843. FURNITURE WAREROOM, of tbecitie;^ of Uurtford, Muw Haven, Norwich, New W. . GOOD HAT, and' ,i n .liavin g the.. m mad-e wiifoh J, w. ROYOB A CO., —1»— London, Bridgeport, Middletown aiid HaterLur}-, and A short time afterward, while in a tailor shop best aocortoocunU with yyouo r taste, I would say to my frienda, THOMSON'S NEW BLOCK, MAIN STREET, also plans of ail tbe larger Tillages. There will be many one morning with a fellow student, John Stokes' OWBR VOR Sl'RINU, 1869, valuable st^tUtics upon tbe map, among which will be I have BBSBB A CO. FOUR DOORS SOUTH or ni HUMPHREY HOUSE fine ooat was brought in by a lad, with instruc- lOOO Eagle Plows;" Nourso, Mason & Co's make," shown tbe population of e^ery town in the tkale. tions to scour and press it. He was not in his SPRING FASHION SILK HATS, of Deep Tillers, Stubble, Side Hill, Michii^an, Ureen Sward, Snb- HR aubaerlbcr wenid Inform tbe poMte that h* to nnw pvajsMad The work is being engraved by superior artists in •oil, ete. Karrowa, Morv Hoea, CuUiTatora, Seed I'lantera, Hor<« T to fornlab any atyi. of CAUNBT FUfUflTU^ tJMl mmj class that day; he had been seen the previous For 1859, CHEAP FOB CASH. Call in and take a lUliee, Scythea, Suaiha, ShoTela,IJoea, forka, Hay Cotura, Iron, Udeaiied. lie will ran>iab,a« ronDertjr,atniiiid« ^ Philadelphia, and no ezpenae will be spared to make the •quint at them. Field and Oorden KolltTS, One Horae Mowing MaehitMH Every map one of tbe most reliable aud uieful,ss well as one night on Water street, rolling in the mud, drunk deaerlption of Azricultural Iniploroenta and M^ebinea, Beeda, etc, PAPBR HAN0IN08. of the haadsomrtt ever publistted of any 6ute in the Yours Respectftilly, at wlioleeale and retail. Illuatrnted Caulogue* and Frie* Uat. as Bacchus. He left tho school in disgrace. He •ent free upon application at the IlartDird Agrieoltoral WareiMiua* •nd earry on Um bnalaew ot UoMa FMimM, Panana, Ousaa Union. Caovaasers are ^ready exhibiting quarter sec- now lies in a drunkard's grave. QliORQE 0. LITTLE. aud 8ewt Htwe, and 4M, Main Street, Harrtbrd, t>r PiOTvaa WmAUUta, etc. tions of the engraved plan, and soliciting sabseribers for New Britain, Marob 5, 1859. tflS J. W. KOVCE Ji CO, I Bil tbe map. Tbe work will be sold wholly by sut«criptiou, I boarded myself while attending school here. M»Mlt 1>, J860. - f-W QOVVIV WABIBeOHv b«t all will be called open in due time, and bave an op- I walked nine miles home at the oloae of each portunity to exasahie tte work for tbeuselTca. and Juv«ryilriaff a boMabt*f«r aeeOa at ibe toweel ratre. purchase books for her ohildreu, and support them FJFLX3>JTX3>JC3r. 11. »V. CCMUIWiN at school. And shall I now curl the Up of scorn, GOOD SEVEN OCTAVE'ROSEWOOD PIANO to UtnM. r^^ S, lac*. i«-lyr rent. New Pianos and Melodious for sale at lesa or blush in company, to hear her substitute a A •'X s O^^"™" BOOKS, PAMPHLETS, HANDBILLS, LABELS. verb of unity for one of plurality, or pronounoo a |>rtci>s than can be piuultasod elsewhere for OMsh or ap- Ulamks, OaxAMKbTAi Jt>as, A»I> ALI. omisB juroved credit Old Piau(» and Melodious taken in word twenty yours behind tho Webateriun era 7 chauge. Euuuire of Seasoned FENOE RAILS. PBibTiRO, done on Gooo Tint, AXB ^ ''Time is Money." WAttV PMliMMKtt Never—no, never! The old dilapidated grammar J. M. porrER, IN LOTS TO SUIT PURCUASiiUS, B. A. WOODrOBD, K«w Britoia, io iny library might teutify uguinut her style; but 6w20 , N*:w Usmi*. Or. at 8 1-2 oents. £u, >•» wan—tal to atOt, w v^fenealiwi will be ••ktni s!io rude seven miles, one cold winter's day, to sell NBWBUBAI.EK, STATIOKKU, AND C'OMriCTIONKR, ^THE NEWS ROOM ft SrATlONERY bTORE,— Mr. W' >Mut4 ia ala. I« lerHvt aU ki'd* of r»|oiriii(. iu. oouneutod with my priotiug oliiM, is eoaManUy tbe UM ot Wilafcss, CkOa. M*., Ut4 wminiut th»m if «>>• produce and Durchaiie that book for nie, when I At his NEW 8T0UE, 4 DOORS NORTH of Post Oflloe roa i.owe wuu a little boy. It retjuired a sacrifice, but •uppli»i wiilt tbe Daily aiad Weekly tMirfMrwa. t«a;^<«ft.ly N. IJ.—Daily Papers delivefred to any part of the towu. BEllArHlNt), IN GOOD ORDER. Literary Papers ft I'eriodieuU, and S««w««Ty. KewlMiUi. Ilau4« Ib^g. ' MOTUKU UAUJt IT.' Mew Uritaiu, Mawh 6, 1860. ^ 18-tf In4uirc of L. M. UUEUN8EV.