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* V o L . 5___No. 42. MERIDEK, CQKNECTlCtTT, WEDNESDAY, MAY 13,....1868, H O L E 250 Formerly a large Bible was chain­ bre.s cret-p under your palm; still the strain tORICIHAL.] dere were pictures. The wrinkles can^ex^ “ Confound you for an obstinate Jittle she said, was a Lieutenant in the English scene of the play,iy ,^wblcb.~mim le i? 4 f clast the tl her epaalettes with impunity; their ed in some convenient place in ev­ |ke|[erilliii]^tiirar;|eciiriiir. continue^, and the tii^, tug, of lile heavy fish, actly in tbe right place. Tbe heels t^rM pig I ” cried Kamm, enraged ; “ will yon Navy, Rcd had been eaten by savages on the came, would IM lowered on the stsge false glitter w u more tbanlrecompemwd by ery parish church, in England. as he desperately shakes himself, and you T H E BULLFINCH. beautifully. Tbe spring under the hollow r.’ver learn that tune, you red-breasted id­ coast of Madagascar. There were envious the colou wet npob the canTss. All was tbe light that baamed upon him from Grace’s Ctanmer, the first Protestant arch­ feel that nothing but the paddle of your of the instep rendered tbe foot equal to tbe iot 1 I ’11 flog it into you; by all that 'a persons who maintained that tbe deceased burry, bustle, confusion; some swearing, eyt'S. bishop, and afte^ard a martyr, LUTHER C. RIQCS, Publisher. guide and the sheer toughness of your rod fulfilment of the Arab test, and would per great I will! ’’ and so saying he proceeded Scnipin had been a iJcenied victualler- in and considerable chaff. It was the fourtb'day after the weddbig who was appoint^* to the see of can S.1VC you. There is a ccrtein portion of Crosby street mit water to run beneath without wetting it. to catch his nnhappy pet and belabor him Liverpool, and had never seen more of tbe Kamm proceeded to Belvidere's diensing when, as Kamm waa sittingyutthe wicdow, TERMS ----iSJ.50 TER YE.\R, IX ADVANCE. Ah m e! this is in-Uliig, not Jtnhhig, after that smells of theater. I will not malign But when he came to embroidery Kaiin with a bristle with such earne.stnass thit sea than the Mersey presented in the form room with tbe boots; bat not finding that toying, after his simple, lover-lika Cuhioa, Canterbnty during the reign of Hen- of mud, but however that may be, Mrs. ly V III, was v e^ desirous of ob­ all. But verily, my wrist had began to trem­ that narrow-fare by inslnaattng that it smells ditplayed himself. He bad all the inveition one would have ima^iined tliat he intended great artist, sauntered on the stage and with Grace’s hair, when he started up sud­ West Meriden, Conn., May 13,1868. ble, and I began to think alt this was real^ and of nothing else, because I think it Is con­ of Qraun, whose doral designs for nataritl to hurt him. Sculpin cher'shed her naval reminiscences, looked about him. The stage of tbs Mul­ denly, and cried: “ Good God t ’’ taining a translation of the Scrip- and accorded to the g.-.llnnt lieutenant ^r- that I had a trout oUt there two hundred feet scious of stables, and toward the lover end intricacy have ne»er been surpassed. The “ 0, Mr. Kani'U! please do n’t beat tbe berry theater ia very large, and full of all ''What’s the matter 1” asked Grace, twes into English. He often so- away^ and could hear the .low grunt of John impossible golden and scarlet flowers that little bird," crieeen stricken with all his subjects might have liberty windows; and stage-doors, round which ing blossoms that crept over bis court.sboes Mrs. Scnipin produced .»ome ale and cigars, many p ra ttica i fishermen, and for these rath­ pretty, piqu uit girl of about sixteen years stopped involuntarily and listened. It was some agonizing disease. to read it. An injunction was shiftless supemnmeries loifall dsy, holding had no similitude in nature, andlttink, and the matrimoniems that serves as privately, that nature,was the worse Cjir i t Mrs. Sculpin was lofty in proportion as written. First, the hook. Xever get one held one little hand raised threateningly "Mr. Belvidere, I wish yoa woald n’t hat, and the next moment tha poor show a- an English Bible, of the largest AFTER THE BATTLE. door-keeper, whose surliness, although proof Kamm was humble. She after a manner, with a Jong shank. The hook silould be ea­ I have said that Kamm was an e n ^ ^ a st against the shoe-maker, while Bully, escap speak so, sir. I t’s wrong of yoa, sir; In­ ker,witbatkiabMa(haailka«BtaMiBg at against music, may be overcome without trod tbe deck of a seventy-two gun IHgate. size, to be procured for the use of sily covered from point lo butt with a single BY P B U C IS c. LO>a. in his profession. It was good to seelip ta t ing from bis relaxed grasp, flew to bis Swiss deed it is.” ^eed dawn Boaata* iUast ta U b B ig- difficulty by coin. snd talked as if through a spaaking trum­ every parish church, at the expense worm. KotbSng will frighten a trout quicker the thetter bn the’nights of first Mttage, where he Becluded himself in the Bnt I swaar to yoa, Grace, that la a iiB llseiedstasa; The pfctaiacf that pear, piB> Tomy«rt<— ■lfri«»d,G€n.E. W. W rrzaub, At night these same staae-doors are inter* pet. She shook b«r fst old shoulders as if ^ o f the minister andchurchwaraens, than the bare shank of a hook, nothin g ji^ a rii w Mil Ifcaa'tu a tui eim est. 1 diMlara IhA riw a j m lag, rtfccHipHa hkd. wha W ni UlBa^. ------■ 9m m ' eaiirnuulw. ueiB y il ma/see, IB Ibe the gretlB^fderB'i uuoii. ' He r wa« I ' she felt epaulettes growing thera, and traat- and nrcSiibited l^e common iW>nIe sort of watehiiian*« bn» that - abiudoonmtjii|,he.fampf and vaniti^^ cem atofta thaatirrhaf i t Mv^UaMiangBfeaMMBHtaaK^ MuiiruLuijj, tuBCumagea f6ad or g tils'teetii on the steel as he grabs All day long the mnketa rattled; mere Mfore tWciirtaiD drew'iip,'6il^ |M » ad Kawiia moie lUB a pr diamber to the tk'ealer, the patient actoront Ow world. U a a a h a n a . at the bait. The long shanked books iiopro- AU day long th» forcet batUed tha back row of tbe parquette, wher*r^i|a% sallar. W r file Scriptures. * The book of employment, -who has just lent in bis , " Te% it ^a me, Kamm,” s a i d ^ HtUa la­ M lh a i^ ft[ iB B « fM B ta g .m haaM ^ e v e r y w h e r e r ^ v n l ^iu=red over the country, are an out- *Oaiost • legion clad in gray ; presently joined by Umber, the ■‘Ton see, Mr. Kamm,".shesaMon the dy, “ and I do n’t like to see yott so cruel.’* thta eveniBg after tha playi m j eairiaga ing to hia troagh and hia water.hattl», aad rage on the profession, name to the manager with a view to engkge* subject of tbe msrriage, “ we can’t always ____tntr'^aTrdkrrrjoy, every n n o one vraa that was On the profession. The WOTSt foe to an- And ojir cannon*, belebing thmder, er, an amiabla littto man, with " Bless you. Miss, I ain't cruel, no bow. finding them empty. He saw hi* at length gling and anglers could not have invented a Seemed to tbake the hills Monder ment, and wiio, poor devil, is fobbed off with feeling for color, aod a thick, forget tbe past: I'm sure I ’m not in the will be at the door, and—” ib k perused it, and the poor eager­ a message to the effect that applications can Tou see I want to get the bird to whistle exhausted with hunger, huddle into tha cor­ greater imposition. Yet a vast number are With their iron throated bray. of voice, as if hit thitiat was lined wl^ least proud wbatsomever, although we have “ Ijdeed. sir, I can not My mother al­ only be received by letter. Yon may a1> ■Rosiyn Castle,’ a fine old air. Miss; and ner of bis cage and die. ly flo(^ed to hear it read. Some annually sold, and not seldom you will meet had rank fn our family, Mr. Kamm, and ways comes for me, and I woald rather go and the Mnnd. had brooght away of though I'v e been teaching him a year and And be ran. How he did run! So Cut ■ aged persons learned to read on with an “ old trouter ” who “ do n’t want Sighing, groaning, listless (omlDg, ways see three or four Bystetions hobbede- many’s tbe day that I 're seen my poor dear home with her than any one else.” the wool with wiUi i t ~UBnfanBtfanRiy niur6,~iia-Kg»» «m all he .can, and that when he reached bia door ha wm so purpose to peruse it, and even lit­ any better hook than that.” If so gentle an Faint and weak, with ferer bnming, boys lonnging about the door and Ulking hiMlwinil in hffi white iruwaer^ aod goold “ Confound your mother,” Kamm heard enough came to watch the effect of Ua sce­ won’t do it. So I make believe to be angry tle children crowded to hear it. art as angling is allowed of animosities among Lay a soldier on the plain, with the door-keeper, or «ritingo»tbe wa'b epaulettes, walking arm in arm with admi­ Belvidere matter; then he continued: “ I much out of breath that he could not fcr a nery, bnt Kamm was there tobehildtbe with him ; that 'a all.” moment put the key in tbe lock. In that Reader! dost thou value thy its easy, natural followers, I could wish -no 'Mid the dead, and 'aid the dying. with pencil aimless danders on rival supers rals, as familiar with them as if he was a swear, tben, Grace, that yon must give me a triumph of his boots. When B elvidm ap­ “ Well, but yon frighten him, and that's brief pause he thought be beard a Mai, heavier punishment on any obnoxious per­ Where was heard the strong man's sighing, or other members of their acqaaintance. crowned king. kiss; one little one; only one. Come, now, Bible? peared, it was not the actor that. In l^amm’s cruel. Poor little fellow I perhaps * Boslyn siirill sound. He put his ear cloaa to the As he mnrmnred in his paiD* Here, at slight inlerrals, take place the do n’t be foolish.” son than that be should be compelled to fish mind, received tbe plauditory greetings, but Castle' is too high for his voice.” Kamm bent bis head as if overcome with door and listened. I will not tell how his heart Father Fulgentio, the friend and rushing exit and equally rapid entrance of the magnificence of this reminiscence, and “ Stop, stop, sir! I '11 shriek. I t ’s nn- with a stiff pole and a long shanked hook. Fair bis brow; in many a claster the Itoots. Kamm’s criticisms tenainated This was a comic view of the question, smote him as be heard from within, whiatltd biographer of the celebrated Paul the “ dresser ” to the theater, bearing on his gentiemanly of yon. Mr. Belvidere, let As to the shape of the book, I am not so par­ Hang bis hair of golden Initer at Belvidere's knees. All above that w u a and they both burst out laughing, which the condescension that deigned to recall it in faint bnt clear notea, tha loog-diap«ta4 Sarpi, D oth of them secret friends return sundry liquids for the refiesbment of me go.'' ticular. Some prefer a crooked, some a 'Eonnd bis wan and pallid cheek; blank. A pair of boota impMsiooedjj^ |« |r in bis presence. air o f'B o sly a CasUe.’’ Poor bird! 9a- the eminent artists perlbrming within. Now merriment on tbe part of bis oppressors Then came the sound of a struggle and a of me progress of religious infonn- straight one. Only let it he short and smally O’er bis face the ferer-Gubes of boots in a state of virtuous Indignation, a seemed to Bully to be nn additional insult, “ Oowingto succamstances, Mr. Kamm; serted by his master for another la v o ,h a the door opens, and oat comes the gas-boy scraping of feet on the boards; whenasbad- ation^as once preaching upon Pi­ and I am content. Mantled like the timid biashes pair of boots drank, a pair of boots penitent, for he got as near his imitation chimneys as we have been obleeged to do things that called np from tha deptha ofhiaasaaMty with a pan of charcoal, which, to avoid dan­ owy figure appeared in tbe dusky recess, late’s “ What is truth ?” Kext to the hook comes the sneU. Most Of a maid who fears to speak. and at last a pair of boots married, wiu all possible, and turned his back on mankind. was beneath • us. We was obleeged to tbe strain he would not rameasber w h ao h o ger of fire, has to be lighted on the side* and seised Belvidere by the throat when h e T ^ the audience, that he snells are humbugs, stiff and wiry, and hence that Kamm bAeld during tbe petformdbce. “ What can I do for you to-day, Miss dance, sir; to dance on the boards of a pub­ was present; and in tba dreary worlwhop, Not a pronder heart, or bolder, walk, and which in ten minutes more will had at last, after many researches, veiy brittle. A good snell always has a soft, If the boots were called before tha curtain, Grace 1 ” asked Kamm as soon as b eb a i lic tbeayter, the which sUge I never sees “ Come out here, you scoundrel,” rried lonely and without food, ha botho«ght hias- Though we bad ten thousand older, represrnt the flaming logs that blaze in the Kamm, dragging tho comedian out into the found it out; and holding forth a creamy look, and cau always be told by this Kamm was proud, and after having hisqaiet given her a chair, the seat of which he care­ but I'm forcibly reminded of tbe deck of self of the strain that his maaiw knad- Charged the rebal hosts that day: huge fire-place of the Upestry-chamber in broad gas-light, and holdijg him at arm’s sign. Never buy a snell if it has a 'bard, glass of lager with Umber, over which each fully wiped. tbe beautifiAl ship which my husband com­ Need I say with what accbunations Baliy New Testament said, Here it is, Bnt amid the din of battle, the lordly mansion of the Baron Hugh de length. “ I ’11 teach yon to set yoar rascal­ bright look. It will prove brittle and unsafe. would talk of his own performances, tbe one “ I want a pair of yellow gaiter.boots for manded, with all the seams running side by waa received at Mrs. Scalpia’a when my friends but added, sorrow- And the tnmnit, and the rattle, Brass. Here, at a later hour, a short time ly traps for a young girl that’s innocent as Another fault with most sncUs is, that they on canvas, tbe other on leather, the pleased tbe new piece, Kamm. It is a burlesque, side, and the sailors a-touching their hats brought him thither I What pastures of fidly, as he returned it to his pock- He was foremost in the fray. betore the performance closes, yon may be> tbe angels,” and be gave.the comedian a are not well tie d on to the hook. If they bool-maker would retire to his solitary little and I play the Princess ■ Jaberatung of tbe to him as respectful as men ever was.” groundsel were thrust into his cage of morn­ "■jfc “ y iia sealed book!” It has hold one or two young swelb lounging np good shaking. do n’t break, they always slig the hook when When the clouds of smoke had driftad shop in Crosby street and go to bed peace­ Polyglot Islands. I nm disguised as a boy “ I ’m sure it must have been a fine sight,' ings t What dainties in the way of seeds nnce been the glory of the Reform­ and down the sidewalk, smoking cigars and Now Mr, Belvidere was not at all defi- you have a big trout, and you will lose him. Like a curtain that is lifted. fully with Bullythanging in bis csffe by his by the conniv ince of my father, because in said tbe poor boot-makir faintly, while Mrs. and Irnits were bis portion evermore 1 He ation to break the seal wUch priest­ Mtchingthe stage-door uneasily as It opena bedside. ciant in what is called pluck, so the nmnenl This is a mean trick; and if so patient a Oar yoang adjutant we spied. tbe Polyglot Islands there Is a law against Sculpin squar.»l her old head as if she felt was in aU respects, slangnlar and otherwise. craft had imposed upon it, and to and shuts. In a little while you will see he got an opportunity he dealt Kamm a tre­ creature as an angler ever swears, it is at By his desd stee 1 lying lowly. Bully was the great solaea of tbe boot­ woman’s studying any branch of knowledge, a cocked hat adorning her rusty brown wig. Bally. o . L. Fannie Caraeole and Mary Paragon, i>oth mendous blow on tbe peak of the jaw, which lay its bles^ treasures open to such a catastrophe. Most snells, as you With the life-blood oozing slowly maker’s lonely life. When be was at work and I have tbe greatest pwion for leamii g It will be noticed that Sirs. Scnipin always friends and members of the corps de ballet, sent him flying back against a scene. “ You mankind. doubtless know, are imported—cluefly from Frcm a deep woand in his side. during the day time on splendid fibries of languages. Tbe King of Lingualia, a neigh­ spoke editorially; and that in tbe point of SPECIAL NOTICES. come out, glance up and down the street infernal cobbler,'' he said, “ u k e that.” Paris. Few if any of this cUss are safe. Cordovan leather, knightly leggings and boring territory, who is also a great lover of choreographic display it was her daughter ^ A deist, on a visit to his friends, To the rear we sadly bore him, and presently be joined by the swells, with Kamm took it, but unfortunately for Bel­ Hence, to get a good and reliable snell, you kingly baskins. Bully, hanging near by in a languages, gives notice that be will give the and not herself ibe meant, for indeed the S o n g o f I r o n . among o tW topics of conversation, With bis blanket folded o'er him ; whom they will go off to sapper. If you videre he was not satisfled with it, and find­ must get an American wound snell. The pretty little cage, constructed after the hand of his daughter to the man who ^vill old lady’s dancing days'were long over, and I a t mighty la tbe nbar, enlarged consiberably on the suffi­ And we mnrmnred at his doom; were in the common dressing-room of the ing that the comedian was a bruiser, tbe snell to which I have alluded is tied on in model of a ?wiss chalet, where tba water- sf>eak in tba greatest numiwr of tongues. hersteps shook the littln house in Sullivan wteUed br tbelmva; And we well might weep in sorrow, ballet-women after the two girls have gone, shoe-maker, being an excellent gymnast, GtetoM In the ildw vt slM w , ciency of reason, seperate from di­ Conroy’s Own shop. It is perfectly reliable. bottle occupied the principal drawing-nom, There is a great tournament held, and I, al­ street as she went up and down stairs. Lraghiet at tbs sloni sad wave. For the simlight of the morrow yon would be edified by the remarks of suddenly betook himself to that terrible assistance, to gtude us to hap­ Its price is double tliat of an imported one, and the hemp seed was kept in the best though a woman, enter tbe lists just for the " Far be it from me t» discourage honest iatheFdseepBme. Wonid illume his hamble tomb! their campanions on their superior style of mode of flgbting called thesarate. Accord- Bevlay IB the poiaM lod, piness. To whom the relative pres­ but it is worth a himdred times more. The bedroom, cheered Kamm’s solitade with fun of the thing. I overcome all opponents, industry. Mr. Kamm; 1 hope I knows my Aa It A g e the deadly UAiaiaB dress, and the irenicai surprise as to how ingly, while Belvidere was in the most im­ QesIM n d hsn ln a te the ssa. ent, who was a farmer, made the one I have now on my leader has landed over When the soai trom man is riren. pretty little melodies, slow German waltzes iwtit at last a stranger appears who calls duty to my country's flag too well to do they did it on twelve dollars a week. proved attitude for resisting an attaak with Bnt th en Is a glorloae eseosee. following reply: “ Cousin, when ninety trout, and is good for as many more. Ere it wings its flight to bearen, and volk’slled, whistled in those low plain­ himself Prince Lexicon, and who, after that; but still yon must allow that in point W hen 1 t-te my gnaasrtpewsr. Here, too, once and again, you may wit­ the flsts, he wss suddenly kicked by Kamm Giving «D the aace ssy saiesS, you were alraut fourteen years of My best wish to any fisherman who reads this Or the clay is 'reft of life, tive notes pecalisr to the piping bnllfincb. three days’ struggle, conquers me by addres­ of rank y-iU are no match for us. Grace ness a sadder procession than that of hearty in the face with both feet, and befora he B w cetisl Sid. m daivsr'e how. age,fyou were bound apprentice to article, is, that he may be able to obtain a It recalls with keenest fancies. For Bully, as my reader hss guessed before sing me in tbe Skyittcbee language, the on­ likes you very much, Mr. Kamm, and I Seel beeeem efly«sw el and reckless young men marching off to could recover he received a third similar See the dwkasi bydne bow! dozen of these snells. They will last him And renews with lightning glances. now, was nothing more than ona'of those ly known tongue with which I am not fa­ think you a young man of excellent charac­ your trade, and having served the oysters and champagne with a couple of the- application in the region of his wind, which S«e Ihe lew of beuBa aad bMrty half as many years. All the annals of its strife. rosy-breasted, slate-backed, jeUy-crested, miliar. Che Prince also secretly informs ter, but you see—" Take tha palMt ebaSk and araw. appointed time, you ^ n became a ater-women. For one of the theaters is de­ laid him helpless on his back, with gssping The tianation fn>m the snell to a eattin g familiar little birds that are so frleadiy aad me that be is aware of my sex, and that he “ Mrs. Sculpin, madam," here broke in master, and have now continued in Now his fevered thoughts are roaming voted to drcns performances, and it may be month, and wot-dering how the deuce tbe line is natural. A casting line or leader, is a affectionate to those that pet thess, and who will not claim tbe King’s daughter, but pre- Kamm, with his fine, honest face all aglow For I give wbat hm «n aatan - business about twelve years. I To the cottage in the gloaming, that you will suddenly hear a vague murmqr thing was douK This accomplished, Kamm Only n«( aaedad—•xaaaeni! {Aece of gut like the snell, either three or learn with facility to whistle cert^ kinds feis to teach me tbe language of love. Tben with emotion, “ I love Oi’ace, and you know wish to know whether you could Where be played in early years; run through the street, an ioarticulate warn­ turned to where poor Grace waa cowering Shan 1 tanmiwhatgiaatMi what eiM t Mewee nine feet long. For fly fishing, the longer is of mild lelad iee nf a ■ eossifeated the King ia enraged at his daughter’s band she loves me. I ’m but a poor boot-maker, 1 caa thee yoar spMte ehcar ap ? not prosecute your trade at this He recalls a father’s blessings. ing of disaster, and be hurried along to chsractor. against a wing white and trembling with PallU.tnrnbUog. used ; for bait fishing, the fomer. The rea- beingUeiDK slighted,aiiuo^eu, and«UU Impnsonn lUiyilSUUil the»UO XIIUVOm n ce luatit.dau------»»Ba n’t «aa»«av lollow , ______that I myself am made >-• _ 1 b th a f tmBiea**FmniaB e d S y ra p .- And a mother’s f md caresiingst the stage-door by a sadden stream of curi- TiScir'7®!* ■ time to greater advantage than fn. i t . . . . in «i ti fota. n rst,It IS less lia- Kamm’s bnllfincb was more than ordina­ audparsuesme. I e«=.pe with difliculty. ^ PemlaaSyTDp liS _ w lteu y j t r A ui^ <.iiiliai'U<fcg asase Now he sees his native mountain; arm and oue leg hanging loose and broken I pons old woman, who w.-is-very clad to got safely housed, she burst into a flt of hysteri tleualoagtheis;; .- cabaTS,orpakla tie beak bait, but there is that dark, colored line, bristles which are attached to tbe waxed Belvidere ordered the scarlet boota with the with aeS ^ and weary thtebMac of the Umihm and had been for a long time taught He irs the cool and marmnrons foantain Pretty nearly opposite to one of these the­ Grace so well marri|d, but wanted at the cal tears. which looks to him as a huge rope would to aters, some time since, there was a small threads with which leather-work Is sewed, gold tassels.” ThoaaaMlaaf ladlaa saBhr threegh loeg year, how to manage your toade ; and if, Warbling sweetly through the glade same time tu air her importance. Kamm Mrs. Scilpin's indignation was of course fteoa what art called Fbmam Coim^iaTa us, and to which the tempting worm is evi­ ahop, which Iwlonged to Mr. Charles Kamm, and when he had picked up a aufficient " Well, If Mr. Belvidere’.' boots are to bo eaaaedby thercIasattoaotanaaleaBd llgassat therefore, y<«r reason without ex­ Where of old fond wor is were spoken. was getting impatient at the eternal lieu­ majestic when the affair was related to her. that attend daadsMy of vital tece. Theaeaade dently attached. \o w , if be -is an old trout, theatrical boot and shoe-maker. The es­ qtwn'ily in bis bill, be immediately proceed­ as handsome as that, Kamm, Kdmm, I hope perience was insufficient to preserve Vows eachangrd, with many a token, tenant, nor did be lik-3 to be constantly That the daaghter of tbs lieutenant, who of baalaeae men, ovarwovhad ! ■ miod aad bjdy, who has seen just such an institution before, tablishment was of limited dimensions, and ed to make a neat with them ioKtm m's that yon 'II make mine lovely, for you kuow aae np tha aaivoaa Bold, aad b e c o a w a itfte you from many errors, -in so plain Wiib a modest village maid, kicked with his own boots. Mrs. Sculpin, was familiar with admirals, and on whom daty or the eajayaeata of life. ------and been brought up by^t “ alt standing,” he was inserted lietween two larger houses, so hair. As this was invariably a fm itleu op­ he is to marry me." yoath,aadthe tctiibleeBM ao! Ibver aad agae* and easy a business as yours, how therefore, leaned back in her chair, feeling some of the bullion of bis epanlettes may be understands the whole thing at a ghnce. Bait that it looked as if it bad been wandering eration, be was in the end obliged to give “ I hope not, Miss Grace,” said Kamm taivolveahatteiedeeaalitBtisaa aadtheftitaeel can you imagine that it should be He recalls the tears that sUrted that her cocked hat had been somewhat supposed to have descended, should have the geaeial Ihaetloaa of health. To aaabreie your book never so well, play it never so about for a location and crept into the first it np, and consoled himself for bis failure by gravely, with a t>uc'i of pathos in his voice. from all thaaeeaaaea, Fr.im her bright eyes when they parted shoved over her eves. been outraged by a mere actor like Belvi­ "Scient, without divine assistance temptingly in front of bis den, but never chink it conld find. The spaneness of Inte­ whistling Life let ns cherish " in rather a DOSIVS BBKVUUt AHD nTVlGOKATIHt At ibe well-remembered stile; “ Oh! I mean on the stage, you know,” “ Reelly you ’re so suil keeping ent, sir, and the respect we owe to tbe mem­ ni|r comedian lashed lo a grating and given ble are right words. fore.” Now, you take a snell with a short splurging out on the paremeut. It seemed formance was superior to tbe most brilliant ally, with bis airs, and his great, conceited topoaassaaacqadW ac aad aatiitive pstaeiple All the long and weary wbile^ ory. of the lieutenant, who was as proud a nine dozen by a boatsw^n’s mate; but tt allay a lirttaslaa, n d Bke slaq>peeaeiaa the ae- hook, easily covered with one worm, noose it as if the little shop had been squeeaed to efforts of Vieuxtemps on the violin oi Gotts blue eyes, which be thinks so much of. Had eretioBa of the ayatess. tt haa aaatta t e the man as ever stepped, and whom I ’ve seen toward tbe latter end of the evening, under H asvoBs FiaaBs,aad aap|liaathasate the i The reader may have seen, from to a casting line of a single hair, three feet Tea; that modest village maiden, tight by the two big houses that it had chalk on tbe piano. Tender and affection­ n’t you better take my measure 1 And now, many and many a time going to coort in his the influence of ale, she mitigated the pun­ ______' .the anecdotes given above, some of long, and of the color of the water, and you With b«r heart so richly laden barst. There was a glass case on the side­ ate to his master as Bully was, and docile as Kamm, I want yon to make tbem the cun uniform, and there w.is n’t—though I say ishment to a qourt-msrtial, of which I hava the happy results produc«id by the see the advantage at once. The hungry fel­ With its wealth of love so tm e, walk which seemed much larger than the be proved himself in learning tboie tunes ningei.t little things you ca.i think of.” it—a handsomer man in—" no doabt she intended iieing preeident Du­ low, seeing a big, spangling wonn come float­ Evermore ahall pine and languish. house Irom which it was popularly sup which tbe young boot maker whittled to CALMSESS AHD TKAHQUILITX circulation of the Holy Scriptures, And so saying, the little danseuse put a “ Mrs. Sculpin, will you say yes or no ? I ring many of Mrs. Sculpin’s relationa con­ ing down the stream, with no line attached to Evermore shall weep in ansnlsh. posed te emerge every morning, and to him over and over again while be wsrked at BBKaBwatoaay oiaer psapanns^ It) and have witnessed the zeal of many very pretty little foot up on a stool, and 'm a plain man, and I want a plain answer. cerning her huslmnd and general Cunily Booplaa orhaaheash.aadseb it, makes a rush for it, downs it at a gulp, and For the missing boy in blue! which it is not too much to presume it was bis trade, there was one streak of nbellion sw^eaessttwlllbelbBadaa <------Christians in their extension. It Kamm, measuring-tape in band; knelt as if connections, I trust it wUl not be indiscreet eoaatlpatloa.andhaaolitalard»wMa: is back'undcrthc bank in a trice. Tben comes consigned at night, which was filled with in tbe red-breasted pet. He could not be If I ’m loo low for you, say so, and let me may not be improper to add here fainter, fainter, ^rowi. bis breathing; in adoration before it. thiasecalisA-y. the quick stroke of the fisher, the quick, sharp articles of cunning workmanship. Here it induced by any art to whistle the sweet old go; if not, say so, and let me stay. Now to mention that a certain amount of inatten­ • WUAI FSOFLB SAX. that such are the efforts employed Still a smile his lip is wreathing, “ So you would n’t marry .Mr. Belvidere, come to tbe point.” tion might have been ot»erved on the part « a r D o e to r :T ------he la a t«D ------struggle, and the trout lies amid the violet on was that the genius of Kamm was visible. air of “ Roslyu Castle," which was a par­ Miss Grace t ’’ said the shoe-maker, as he by youloMalaedlaBdwiUsaythakOara’fe O n ' for the distribution of the word of As bis life>blood ebbs away; Kamm was astonlsheJ at his own courage; of Grace and Mr. Charles Kamm. In fbct, viaa aim lanooBaToaiaaUthatltalalBia ta he tlie bank, while the triumphant angler is tak­ Boys spent boun gazing with open months ticular favorite with Kamm. AU day long bound the arching instep with the gradua­ God, that at Oxford the presses Now a shudder; then a tremor but the f ict was, the poor fellow, like all they did n’t listen to the old lady; but as I feel Uke a sew aaa; thaaehlnE of ayllm haia ing the hoak out through thfgilb. I have ital­ at the treasures contained in that repository tbe boot-maker would slowly and laboriously ted tape. all gone: I sleep weU: have go«t an ettte; aad can work at the rate of a Bible ev­ Like the quakirg of a dreamer— modest men, was a terrible fellow when bis soon as Grace’s hysterics were over, onr leel etioBger tbaa I W e iSrauByyaanpaat.’' icised that phrase on *furpose. Let your of art There were long yellow Iraots with whistle th» first bars of the plaintive old [CoBlribated by Sr.H . A. Tacker, ^CU Btoa-aa, Tben all lifele^ is hU clay I “ No, I do n’t like him a bit,’’ was the de­ er}' minute ; ver)" many are also trout ttraUnii' your hook. Let tbem have it red heels, that vere so muscular about the strain, weaving bis beid backward snd for­ blood was np; and he now stood facing the friend the boot-maker applied himself to ]Umkl7B.ir. T. cided reply. old commodore, with cheeks high-colored tbe task of convincing the young danseuse •-1 have aaed the N aavm , aad Bad ssysdf printed in Cambridge, London, Ed­ as you would let a pickerel have the bait As For the grave they soon arrayed him, calves that they looked as if they could ward so as to impress tbe time on tke bird, Biaeh beasBtcdby lt,paitiealarlyiatha la ------“ Ah I but you ’re hard to please,” said and blue eyes sparkling with fire. that a sppedy marriage was absolntely ne­ efatraagthaadeeie of thoea tnM 'Jtsg i inburgh and Dublin, and at New a rule, never jver him en. Cocked hat, epaulettes, were all gone. ter a long sitting, in which a rapid ceremony •‘•‘Theiaedieiaeyaaordeied T h e a e d le in (OosD’a Haavms) were employed, and about eight hook.<. Oh ! the shame that a good angler seemed as if they were eqaal to avoiding ev> strike up with an air of cool satisiaction, we have takeakea three bottlea of. It ia a graaS Where the robins cbannt bis glory, as he kueit. So she determined to surrender, but still re­ wss flnally agreed upon, Kamm took his de. wife aaya aha had rather have aae feds when his hook comes off with a ap, out ery muddy crossing or slushy kennel in the Pleyel’s German hymn, or “ God utve tbe . .... She la eastalBlF hundred thousand copies, of either And the santh wind sighs the story “ No, I ’m not, Mr. Kamm; nut at all. solved tu make a scene of i t She accord­ partnre, and reached his little shop, where bo«% 'antt^W i^ dueton. of water. I have been trouting with men city. Then there were nice little white sat- Emperor.” This obstinacy on tbe part of better. LeaeoihM eared: ' whole Bibles or New Testaments, As it whispers throngh the shade...... Bat I do like a man to bare a good heart, ingly, U> Kamm's consternation, suddenly he found Bully with his head immersed in a glag dowaao aaeh ; bewail SLTaJre who treated trout as I would an eel—^aa if be iu slippers, embroidered with gold, that bia favorite was a source of considerable an­ b e tte ra a r ;^ti everyway.” are produced every year! Who and some respect for women. I do n't think Durst into tears, and flung bersell into his bath of feathers, with all hia rosy breast- had a small, bony mouth, and all the need Thus have many soldiers perished, criled np visions of constellations of tiny noyance to Kamm, and he occasionally used e. B. Maana, CaAlsr eieaa Hoaae, _ does not sec in all this tliat the di­ Mr. Belvidere has either. Now, I ’m sure arms, sobbing violentlr. plumes ruffled about him in s’eep, nntil he B m A , S. J. atatea that Doaa'a Bzavna haa there was, that you should get the barb bare­ Far away from those they cherished, feet, all flashing into air at a certain chord to break into a furious passion *ith bis S e d to of eh-oale weakaase ef the stswiik, I'm simple enough in my tastes, for I often looked like a pink poppy on one leg. diaalBasaaadaiekhcadaAa,aadgiaatlisls«aBtb- vine promise is fulfilling, “ The Fat from ail things near and dear; given by the orcbeatra, and gradually allu­ feathered pupil, and storm at him. so that “ Take her, Kamm. Yon do n’t know my ly into the skiu. Men who jerk and^use large remember with pleasure that day «heu we earth shall be full of the knowledge With no kindly voice to cheer them, ring the eye to white petals of crinoline tbe poor frightened bird would retreat to feelings. You do n't know what she has It was a glorloas autumn day when Kamm, 368 «ateac1i him to name with your fish. Be not in too great hurt; to bis money and jewels. Neither were the orders from the various actors, was busy at was arranged that the ntarriage should take work on a pair of young Marlowe boots for ment-iry co;ifusion on Grace's part, “ and went across by Houston street joyously. He ind t hank h is I >enof actor.” “ Stop, get him ashore. Keep him well in band ; Qod of battles! guard that nnmber! emasculate pumps of the male dancer want­ place immediately provided Grace consent­ ______L £ ? s S r r e 3 SS 5S S i 5S: Mr. Belvidere, with tbe bullfinch perched on that pleasure that I shall never forget, tbe was happy and independent He had been said the od man, “ thou art mis­ work him up to a good, clean opening; and Grant tbem calm and peaceful slumber. ing. The fellow with large feminine hips. ed ; after which Kamm .%et off for the thea­ bis sbonldfer, croaking like a dimioative ra­ flrst time I ever pressed your hand with my dismissed from the patronage of tbe Mulber­ taken. Wc* do not thank the clouds then, by a quick, but steady lift, land him. I Till the dawn of heavenly birth I Imperfectly disguised by a scanty tunic of ter for the double purpo-ie of taking a pair whtto tta l^S^poT ST hSw eltiaslllhat ven, or arranging his featbera with great own great clumsy paw, the first time that 1 ry theater, owing to tbe infinence of Belvi­ c u hadeelred-’* have now given you certain suggestions a s to Qiorions was the end effected ; velvet; pasty hair that is a revolt against of new boots to Mr. Belvidere, and seeing for rain. Teach hitn to look high­ care, or occasionally climbing down on ever felt a little hope springing up in my dere, but be also withdrew Grace, in virtue DoDD% H aavna aad lavM oaaroale ran lsyed the habits of truut, and the tackle best adap- And the banner they protected manhood; horrid, sexless smile ever sitting Grace home aftt r the performance, a duty lathelfaaaaehBactUHetpltalBir the lasane al er, an o r T i e X s b io e * S tbam P a u T ia a Co. case. Did you want a Roman sandal, or a an indignant “ quick," “ come, it's time fer bearing in his hand a l>ag cimtaining the J. S. Waiswr, eaq„ Jersey City rider was lost. In'ing overtaken and me, and you know so many Suer people than Hon. WASaaa Ch m b . 5M B road^. gportand blood-quickening excitemct.t in it POSSIBLE VABIETT OF JOB Turkish slipper, or an Irish brogan, Kamm your lesson.’’ great Belvidere’s boots. An act was just pathy on the flushed face of Charles Ksram, '’^ b o ttle . j Printing cxacaied at the shor'est nollea aad I am; but I can’t help loving you, Miss slain by the enemy; all for the There is a knnrk which every one does not was equal to the feat, and would turn you Bully resigned himself so.ne«bat sullenly over, and the musicians, interrupted in their aged twenty-three, and the pale face f/ew»rd«l bjr JeavlnK the same at watching over you: and if I tboujht—if I nies pass. There was no grand display. man, “ n ay w<-ar out; a bad ore shot OS of the Golden Horn, or digging turf tle." Very sweetly he-whistled. The notes scrambling into the orcliostra, and sulkily thought—" There w-re not six bride's-maids and six be c h a . ^ ; but a nickname lasts. | 2 2 , ^ ^ on tbe bog of Allen. were full of a country wildness, an I in tbe „ . . .J 1 Inning their instrumenis; carpenters, en s m m ^ atest styles op puffed cmasom Here the poor fellow stopped, evidently ...... groom's-men, which siveil Grace tht* pte- inUealU*ir.utS 2J2Smch. MolialrOdodaat Charles Kamm, personally, was a flue, peculiar break by which they were charac­ gaged ostensibly in setting the next scene. ______forever. ; u in the order of bappy event* it sbaU ever Loo.t, at Mra. O. S JEFrBEY’S L adira’ B air overpowered or afraid to go on any further. sentation of six la :e veils, and Kamm the as«m« W Haaaaa StL,Hew T eak. Room», Baltdlae. W handsome young fellow of tbe Teutonic terized, resembled that wild music called were in reality occupird only in butting V is c o u n t Carteret, who was Lord j Ue granted us to meet on some little lake fcr Grace, with that nptoitib which the stage distribution of sis suits of dress clothps. T O T H lt oom to IIENT—At the comer. l*»ia Well type, although born in this couLtry, with the Jodel by the Swiss peasants. again.st every inoffensive pet son they could But invisible groom's-m''n and bride’s-maids Lieutenant of Ireland in 1724 ! to the north, whose glassy surface you a n not tituatcd lor an office or drMsmaklas. Ai- gives (o even the most modest af girls, put jTtwlthhoTOWbleMdaeleatiaetreatmsat by R long fair hair, blue eyes, and a slender, well- find, under the pretense that they were hovered about the altar rals as the vows could repeat, from memorj*, the i speck with a fly and not arouse a deeping two dresii BOX Wett Meridi-n Po«t.o«ce- [M7tf Bully insUntly sssumed an attitude of her hand plnmply into the boot.maker's and knit figure which was not disiuiproved by profound attention. His head was cocked the way : or pursuing some unhappy stran­ were made. Troth, Honor, Loyalty and s t b s e t T s b w yoaa, persaaaHy ee hf le.ler. pounder below, who takes your book a o r SALE.-I.it No. 74 In the Cemntary. D p said. Hta“U uibk. Xoataly SasaisttK seaS e v ^ - whole of the New Testament, from u the fact of bis belonging to a society of Tur­ Love Were there, and hallowed the simple wbere by to a or ex|>ieee,aMaseg.pse«aaiiee hawk his prey, with a rush, and maddened at Towa. PHILO PBATT. on one side, and one black, bright, intelli­ “ Kamm, you are an honest, sensible man, ger with a great canv;,s-scene on rollers, the first chapter of Matthew to the FA p ril g». 18M. ______l«4S««» ners. Kamm did a nice profitable business from ouaervatloa. Frioe, fS. Ta&ty yeija^ gent eye was fixed on his master. He was and I '11 treat you as one. I like yon. Come wliich they slid after him with a venemous ceremony. praet'eal experieace eaahlaeSbm ta tasaseapea. Old of Revelation. i t was astnn^ * '-io'e"** OTICE.—«irdeni Plowed and ------fur the theaters. He made boots, for in­ speeil until they drove him into a comer, .According to special agreement, Kamm itivecarrlaaUeasea.______brings the tip and butt of your rod together Bo.id nhape, for sUrapt, by G. W. WALTOB, aa immovable as if he had been stuffed, and see my mother tiiis evening." NZi;w4* W«it HetklMi. stance, for Mr. Belvidere, the popular light while tbe sweet, melancholy air in a silver wli.'ii they let the scene down on him, and went home that day with his bride. The TYCLUtK’SOFFlCB.Macldaa.AlsU l«h iihing to hear him quote very long yon will understand what sport is found and Kamm kissed tho neat little hand, and I comedian at the Mulberry Theater—and Sculpin frigate—excuse me, I meant man­ e >?«■______- to passages from it, with as much ac­ skill is needed in trouting. Now he circles kTOTICE.—All peraona are forWd haftertat or thread of sound issued vibrating from tho feeling that the thing had g .ne as far as it i in darkness. The sctors 'soUee is hereby giwa tbrt curacy as if he were reading a book. " iranirn my daughter. Addia X Belvidere was not easily satistli d, let me te 1 boot-maker’s lips. The air then ceased. (ind 1 ” their dressing rooms. The sion—had a pretty, sunny little chamber set wldea w d ttiaigbtea Cassp SHaat la around yon; now he leads ofi" straight as an _Nnijr aecouni.ai I will pay no debts ef her coa- ought to just then, quietly knelt d .wn fora the Coarc ClBommoaOomna eitae yon. Belvidere bad a nice foot, and would Bully retained his attitude of attention for a ; call-boy was consultin: the prompt-book apart for the young couple; and cur fHend arrow's flight and as swift; now he doubles trarting »fUT thi* riite. took her measure fur tlie fairy Iiuoin. JOHN H. THATCHEB. no more have bad a hair's breadth of his in­ moment or two, then fliiding that the strain ati.i -ecing lhat the poi ket-book, and the the boot-mrker agreed to forsake his huok The Rev. Dr. Harris, in several back upon you, nishing direct for the boat, llir id c n , A pril IS. 1868. (H S w f w ritm c w ith th e C ttr C lir t, w t t ^ t y step concealed thau he would have submit­ was over, he drew himself up proudly, erec­ |.tir,se of geld, and the false will, which were in the shop for the splendors of a home the date of the pabUeaiiea ofthlaL . ■access!ve wills which he made, al- and, coining up a hundred feet on the other MWw "jOmtH. BAMO.CItyOsh. VOTICE,-Th« Slip, in St. Andrew's Aureb ted to decapitatioD. Kamm was « enthu­ ted his jetty crest, puft'-d out lii.s rosiy cors­ That eveiiiiii! Mr. Kariini pivs •iiirii him to be used in the next ai t, were all ready, Sweetly passed the hours. Forgetful of irays renewed this legacy : “ Item. side, breaks the water like a bass, and then i\ ull be rrutCii for thecntnlDsyear on Bator* siast ii bis art, and expended himself on self at tin- i-Ni.ti’nci' <>t I>f Mrs. S uli.iis I and in their proper phces. The gas-man C uw er, Seiaftila. S yqm ida, I l^ u e th to all my children, atd away he goes toward the other side of the dnv u> XI. Sa:e to eosimenee at 7)4 o'eloak, p. 1“ let, and with swollen tliront and a <|uaint work, f.irgetful of everything except Ibve, .M. iMin, April H.180S [24«wX» Belvidere; who was not alone a very liaud- Gr.ice's .Nfr.-- Scu1|Mm » :in a:i was fi. the cliamlclier tor the ball-room Liver COBPbta, Bhanantkss. Baaislgt^ Ae.. diildrpn's children, to each of them lake. Your line is out; you clutch the reel swing of the body »nd fliit thf Inil, lie Kamm idled away through fonr days. Ha eared. AbookeflW psgestssal/reeto iatsBda. snine juin, but an immense favorite with the old lady, wli. st' aro.it solai'ein life consisted a Bible, with, lliis inscription, and advance the butt; the rod doubles itself KENT.—Thrpe or fonr rooms over KlratHa- joyonaly burst Into '* .IA •' .)< m"- the scenapainler, aloft in his sludto, was waa irriuted no longer at the commoioia^i AddnseB.eBnEn.l(.D .,tO f imple Hasa^ _ tional Bank. Apn'sio public. Tbe boots that he made for Beiri. . in ivniiiiisci-nr-'.. »l i ilrce i.i’d husband, who, ** None but Christ.’” np like a hoop; it trembles: you feel the fi- BILLABP. putting the finishing touches to tharery assumption of dignity. Heallowel her to Bostoa, Mase. I ssnoauL wm a We hardly admiK thn taito th»t tome people I Former members o' tlio calliiit Ctli Conn. IlcRt Tilt past winter will go on record as one of Enteicd acecorifiag lo Act of Congte^ In the year | How is it that Ne w Y o rk beat Boston in Ih p mmiircMI t - i „iiin the „ p»rpftraMnn . i- .. , of Jokei-thoiiRh tnoiiRh a i . , )or^'ct th<- Ucuiilon o f nffli-or» and sol- the nost severe and protracted since the bo- 1868. bv L u T u aaG . Rtccs, ui the Clerk’s , ...... j WeliilieTein freed»ai«^ speech and t'le jol.eis well fnoUKli iu its place. Im t the reiiurrec-! rt.ers of ilut reu-iii.cnf, whK-Ii lak. s plm-e at Ne.v Office ofihe District Court of Connecticut] eiiforceraent of a latv wh ich is mor.- odious |eriilei{iteriin|iicorier. tion of the dead t»» be present at iho lestivities of .Uavoii on S:itnr«1ay next, Y ay IGtli. Tli * rendez- ginniig of the present century. Opening — [hero than it is there 1 Bust i>n i-. the Hub. i fre-doni of the press.- Wtj, irtso believe that <1 wedding’, in altogether too crnvCa j.tke to be vou-i will bo at the Suto l|ou«o Let every inmn- with I storm in Xovcmber last, -the tins freed..ra -l-es no« rxeniht frem ju st crit- tolerateil, and Muiy i»ut oi* plie- if wo mivtuke hor of tin.H bravo t»an«’ ot men prosoiu on thi«* i •<*>t. In au account of s reccnt puldic woildinji in groiinl was hardly bared at any time till MEN, PLACES AND THINGS,; oooasion. Y«iu w ho, nw«ler ►u.'iit «^Hll'-nt m eu an .\pril and even during that month, snow eapilol of I'urilan’stn. A tii in h-'m i ici-m bv otli.T-', Bor Jr''’** rejoii.ders, nor LilTHER C. RICCS, Publisher. Meriden another ])uper]>riutM among t!u* **iiiviler iKi# i.s fre» have bi'eu dead moro than throe years. It wnsK h!ittlo wore o\or lound l e o to Mio trout und over tie gentle showers and soft breezes which harily uercsMary to harrow th** lei‘lin;4K of »or- New Yotk has a much lar:>er ninr- i- 111 fur ail. Happy is he who nsea not hia TERMS---ftl',50 l-EK VK\I1. IN AKVANrE. »ieriiloi» Khonld ho well repn*i*cin- BT OEOBOE W . BVKGAT. cation has been worul'y neulecteil. i 1 \^ s t Meriden, Conn.,* May 13,1868. orV Associai ioo, w as held a t th e retiiaenc** of ihe t o d '.>1 this uniliorin^. as many of her hovsliavo and djspile Ihe cold showers and the fros'y litTetv.'ice bi'lki eeu ftwewM t<> llov. J, H . F am 8worih.ontheevenin:]; .<■« .llOir/ZoWt-OI KTI .MES laiKAI KK hi;;h sciio >1, Jelivored a «li»ou llci o>'reading—alt**r wliti-it,several p o in ts hnitdorH. nro nuunucturinj tU-- %Yind insirnm ent spron ^ig verdure ihat is really refreshing, this license law, covered with ;;iirses i ^l> .lacli-r or relaiioiis. It is one of , ,tt pttltliitlit'nl tu fhtft *!#«/ i! is ntn bio u :;h t o u t l.*y the atidle^M wer.* (Itseutsoii hv tho fur ilie u«-w Mt'tht‘«liHt eliun 11 lit l!u>« t*i<'Nl things in tlir world to injoye a o aU acl.crs -^ftliftOAn Mc4«rn K dw irtU '* A I *n, It IK to o<*.<4t si\ t h liiK.iiKt dolLirn, ttitd in contraci- On tbe corner of Center and Franklin without crftiting a riot, viihoul the itittH'Hieiiig tufdittiit 1» A'f^ It t'ifitjttif, Aif (ti K .i aJip. Wolcomo I-.. lU*iih:mi,atidC>iur 1 to ho put i;) aii'l re i*J> t ir u~o b>‘torc the day now litinR carried on briskly; flower birfs tiiua'.-. r-|>iitn!ion or mii>re;>reseii^-anil|mis> II- S. l^avi'. I'lie mcot:u^ a«>juuriiel for two Kft ft»r the tledical'oii ot tU • i dilico, have licen divested of their winter covering streets there !§ a clamay and dismal bnild- life. Tbis great and aslonishin:; result ein I co:i->Lrite hia Hi'tions. Any person, however /tnsitu*it irlril tt'tlljtft'iuti t'l lurni/it /• /A ix UU't. wiokH, to moot al tho ro.'iaono^ oI-i. T. IVluv, who wan appointed to i-njun* ‘•u n-hlrf.H oti th«* Mr. !>.<’. C all'‘M.la- h:*** movi-cl hi-.Jowoiry shop of leates, and the floral gems are commcnc- ins! known as The Tombs. If any aortal be traced to the Board of Police (; >i;,e!n th.'ti an tiiOt:u (le «-xteutk‘(l to l*roroi> mo e luirmlhaii a jusl man can do N. O m p , torin :ly oftlu* ^latH u o rn u l »«rhool, to Mr. Ir.i T luw hT'* t runnii);; north from and unflinching courajio coiitrolle.l a; il di­ The editor of The Mrridrn Vi.iilor is iii Mr. lu te C. Lewin contraiMhig lor Iran.sfornia ion "oing on which will soon place wonld noi be uuilty of idolatry, becau-ie It joiid. I’l a comparative s-iise it is a small aie«jt w ith the as»>i»rijtiun ou th a t ucoastou. Liberty street, jll^t bbovc the Town Hall, is boin;; formeil that Tiik RrroRnEK has more credita­ tluD o f a iHilatUl r« «idviii*o uu Ma t Itoii* ..i> o itip lo ie'i tiue «*if thn very hami»»nniost uniht fcisty thefetnK t. Tli« f ’ li ly, lo Im.; U. II ' I .« r ;. It will iv»*ll loiiay porusul, plying to blackguards. It will therefor,- nnd eouveiiieitt modnr.»te-luioetl rvsnlonces iu tho Ci;l:SIIKI> BV IIF.it TItK.ll). the earth. Ihi-se '.vho admire ils “ archi­ Board, and his nssociale% have .shuwn lh>- iii:s« word, a misstep, becomes fatal to the ttie entlrs tow 1. W ith th e bu:Miut; lo t |ir< ,r. V- MI.Ik'-o s }i tH ty. Othorrt wi>l do w ell to p attern a lte r It. please oxense us whi-ii, hi-ri'afti-r. we treat it crty tbcrowci, Mr. Lowin’^ new r* w >t .Maio .•iirtfi, t » Mr. 1. A. >lo>»*s, i «r 0 -V vi*li>t in a meadow stood, tectural beauty ” claim that it is copied from couragc of heroes combined with the good l»-ace ami :c-putaao;i o: Lin- d^.^ir.» aflei-Uf,-. ktaud him iu «l>oitt seventy ih '>u}’o joint stoo^ pompany l o- i'*K com pany. and s-1. .-io riciily merits. We do nnl at all tinii-sdei-m et'lebrsted Falcheii m arc.lur tw o tbousana •lollcirr-. ee.vtd Ir.'ia llcuryJ. 1*. Whipplo niul .1 •liu i:. ItK.M TV, ri.t-:.\U AM> ft was a darling blos.som! ican, and looks like a relic of barbarism. snd in recalling them from ihose who had I; jUi , I>.' * ven in a iii>-ioer-i. In smh au i’arf:or. in paymeut of J*ubscripilon to capitil Blest'.rs Kirt'rivil A* UmtUt’. two of the best Hosiuty, flo:ir :iuM in toun, have hitch«*»l teams Its stt^ie steps should be guarded by the si­ forfeited their right to them. I do nu in­ eiiieriioncy who is eilhei wiilimr u> take np- Center Coofrtefi^tiouiU church, last Sitbbath. UU btook, the buildings, toundry and maohin'* »!iup When* llio air With tripping step und blithesome air, ing to his folly—whereof the < ar.e in point is in Crow Hollow, at tbc^iuvontoiie*! price, ol twen­ iu a e(tp:irtiier»«hip capncit\, aiul are shirtiii^^ lor lent sphynz, and mummies should be n=- justice to thbir'cn-workers outside when 1 ssrmonin nftemoon capen:ill> was cmim Dtly ttioMiselves, An«‘t thoy hay so m a*i ndveriise* JJiiliior like porfunio dwells ; So fair, so fair! i>ii iiimself the re.spoiisihiiity of repairing prsetical, anudicitcd the ntuust atti'iiti d.ima”e and lesiorin;; the ciiar.icter Mr. Wilbur F. Parker in »:-ion to «-«iniUi«ncc Tho Now lUveo ra'ladium says that tho oouIVh- patrouage which they merit. siun of Mrs. Colctf ia **couchoii lu micIi lan^u.i;;e Their hhn» vein.'? in Idush disclopoil. past. This dreary pile is located in a neigli- law when il was under a cloud. Taey never auaiii lo it'; fnll he■;^luh o lp u rliy l lUe buildinican decant residence o i Parker avi'ttue, ss top/fc/utfett^pubficatiiiii.'* Kevortheleflp^suoli Mr. Jamea Oook» ho oriivery ntable fame, ad- “ Ah ” thought the violet, ‘‘ for the power It is a fact in newspaper history, ol'ten r»- in th e vlciu ity o f th e n e w tcho»»I hau»e - -«'«>tima:i‘d hlglMoued jonruala as tho Laat Seusatiou, Stot> vertiseH for sale do>iraMo h -rs<>R and ear- Anil coiiio to honor nothin;; else; - To bloom as Nature’s fairest flower, borhooJ Dotorioas for tha vices which peo­ faltered in tlie time of trial, never flirted iiUish llial covers ili.. j.e cli of l!ie ciieek, tu- to cost about thirty thouAand dollar*. ri:ige» ; of whirh. all in interest will ploapu take poated and yerified iH-yoiid a .shadow of Koa*H Dime IllUHtiatCil, and 77ic JJe-nlrn AVj>h6 - Wliore t<» live near, But for one moment only! ple it with victims, and it is apprnpr]ately with expediency when a question of righ; ihe down that i.st- iipmi vli- liil of the li*; , X nu'nber of younff geutlemen aud ladies, uo /ican^ I arc printed the vile and shatuclo»>s wur«ia. notice. To be by that dear maiden blest, (loiiht, that the starting of a second political der tbe lead of Dr. Charles H S. and Misa Julia Tho rhsrter elocllou lak<'s place two weeks from And plaiitofl there, called the Tombs. In its cells men, women and justice ilemanded a decisive voice and DavU. with Mrs. u . Kate Qriffia ns scerctary. Wo w*rc Tisite«l with quite a flurry of snow, Aud plucked and pillowed on her breast, paper of the same polities, in a eily or town if once brushed i-lJ, iMii i»-vft be rei.l-r.-d. which whitened (ho m<>uu(.iius. un tho moruiu^ ne\i Mouday; ami thocauous lot tiom uatin;;eity Is to livo, ami still live new; and children are boried alive—to come forth hare furmrd a L>terary Cui and give weekly cniears, will be bold in Io-h than tw o v\oekH. \V<> Though’t wore, thoiigii’t were vote. Men of clear judgment and generous We t.ow returii li> onr .-l«vli:ig.(i;iiia—U'm parlor rcad in f^ ol' ih e poets. **Tlie Improvitta of Thursday Uiit. May 7th. w inch leads um to con. Where to gain u favor U where there i- a large party majority, will in c udo that tliis ia t«ic bcgiuuin;; ot t.cxt winter. suppose that no partisanship wi.l enter into the .More than perpetual Idiss; But one, one moment fleet.” when the clanking voice of tbe jailor calls impulses, Ihey work together harmoniously I'reedom of the i-r. s.s and f.f speech. WlMt trice,** by L, K. L .’* I» th e set p cce for the load- clioioc ofolUeors, hut that men w'lll tio f?eleet«d evitahly h.ixrii that inajorily; and the c-ases tug of next Thntvday erening. Mr. H n*y Magouj, who recently purchased a -Make tin* live l)v serving you ! them, to tbe court, or to that coffin on wheels and share the honor of governing in the lot ou Colony stri'et, nearly oppO'«ite the Ri^l'urm with legaid to iheir capubitilies to ^erve the oity. This merry maiden nearer drew, have not been of rare oeenrrence, that the a nice sense of pro, rieiy ; what a just ap­ Folk who are fond of ^retms—and who are not~ This* is proper, (icmlemeu who are nmbltious Xor law the violet where it grew, which takes them to tbe Island. Within a most admirable manner Ihe great commer­ U they cure to take the trouble to gather them, Scho. 1, lias c^utractod for the erectiou of a hand> for diatinction, nnd who are looking for the chnirn Pear, :i;^ain liaek recall political power of the dominant party has, preciation of the wants anil wnjs of society; »omo iuod>*rn dwelling, to cost live tlioui^autl dol- And crushed the little blossom! will find nice aud tend«/r cowslips by (be cart load Urit. of the mayor, Iho aliiernien orooiucnon conneil* To tlii.< li;;ht bowabol of this jail there are a sofllcieni cial metropolis of America. what a clear understanding of nen’ii na­ in tbe water m adow through cat-taole. men, cannot boirin to • «*ar*y to lay plpe-s for a A stran;;or lo himself atul all; It died, but it rejoiccd—“ I lie a less period than five years, passed into Mr. Charlea ▲ Miller has purchased a buiiatng nomination. We throw out this hint eratnitously. number of liquor shops, dance honses and HR. PA R K Es’s BKW SAMPLE ROOU. tures ; how considerate and judiciMOs; hoi» Mr. B angv's letters to The Recorder are b«‘lng lot on IIchart street, on a dosiniblo ^ite, aud pur­ Hoth tiie wonder ant! story, Crashed by her tread, by her I die ; the hands of the opposition. Shrewd and ol highly complimented by our excbanges, and are JIorc“ boltling up.** Our cuterprieiug “drylj** By her, by her,— other dens of infamy, to keep this huge re­ Yoor excellent mayor. Ml. Charles Par­ patriotic, bonorabie, intelligent and charita­ •X ten slrely qB*>led. poses shortiy to build thereon. neighbor again “lio tlea up** the proceeding;* of Shall be yoms and eke the glory; serving Democratic politicians understand Tbc board of trustees of the State Reform School the c mnioii coumi il of Monday evening. Wc sup* I am your servant, ainl your thrall. Beneath her ble.ssed feet.” ceptacle of vice and crime cr.immed with ker. has moved bis stock of sample goods ble; above all, lio«v l.-unI^cientiou.-<, should Oa our first pagewill be found a nia«4 interest* at a leccnt meeting held in tbiit town, resolved to this—and hence, when they were solicited, a iag theatrical remlniacence of the New York pose that this i s n murk uf ontertirisc. The other paper is an.\ious to know why nufortunate and wicked inmates for years to from his old np-stairs office, to commodi}us be the man who as a wriler ur siieaker tflU stais^e, b y an old s tsg e r^ b y o n e w ho, above all pett ion the legislature for an npproprUti-u of llavo you eijovod a ri -'e In Mr. Levi Merrinm*s There'« no end to the inn in the world, if few months since, to purchase the press and money ^ufliciont to build a wiiig ou the nun h side The Recorder don’t make publie the names come. There are crowds of persons of both rooms on the ground floor of No. 27 Beek- men their obligations and ilniins and act- a. otbers, is Bost comiietent to write those plea« of ths main bu idln^, and thus vomplote the cdi> new jialace buuu ? if not, y« ubavo missed a treat people'll only take ihe trouble to find it out. type of 7’he Vinitor, they said—“ Xo!—wc ant, cheerful, and ofimes pathetic incidents. tiee Hccording to th<^ origlual plan. Thero are now tlut is rarely ofT>Tc.t to the lovers of pleasure. "jong faces and fun, however, don't agree of the persons who write in its editorial col­ sexes who con'.innously make tbe tonr ot man street. Tbis es'ablisbment, in Ihp llie censor of society. For such, ;n effect it The sketch wo gire this wook fs nnusnaily brill Thia new estublisliment is more iuagnlficc‘it than umns. Simply because we are unwilling to had rather, if there are to be two papers in lant. Othera from the same pen will follow. IU ih < inatituiiou u larg«:r number ot boys than anything ever t'elfirc Been in these p u rls. I t is well together. Yoti nuist get rid of the one the grog-shop, tbe staiion-honae, the Tombs, commercial heart of the city, is easy of ac­ iioliu fact, is the editor who, though a stran- ever heretofore—so great a number th : t the dor* expose our friends to the low blackguardism Meriden, that doth should be Republican ! A “ After the B4ttl<*/‘ by Mr. Frauri^ C. I.oujy, i« mttories will not accommodate all, aud many have huuely easy, beii!^ fcUppiied with tiic mo^t elaotic before you can have the other. and the Island, until they terminate a life cess, for almost all the cily railroads point aer to the great majority of his^ sabseribera, a beautiful so d t*^nUcr poem , to bo found ou o u r »priuj2s know n—1-1.1 ii cnsliiouod and Itimmed iu andcoatjb lampoonery with which that, paper house divided against itself can not stand. oece»satl)y becu lod.;cd in tho cells by pairs—a tho inoht elaborate manui-r. Merriam d>>es uoi The ‘lasses eandy wedding is when the first lirstp sg e . state of things ttiat ought not to be. indi^iiiainatcly assails all w-ho are suspcctcd of shame in an unlamented grave. They in that direction, and one runs pasl tbe door, It is only in iiniim that there is strength. Two ia read by thousand.^, and by bis iuflueDce'*>> | bring out tho n»w team ever^ day, b u t kind u ’ ro* bnKyjf^.tc /thl ^m»nrli IL.b dllT tn tlin tli Viiiilna nl . aiiiil Mil 1 Nil | iia— ii| i Mr. Julios Pratt i* buildiug au elegant aud ex* Captslu R ig g s, of the The Meriden Utcordf r^ t^crves it for pleai-nre part;es, and ladies nml s^rn------flliiindlM not only ira iraiiarts iia rts itifo malion btil montda pensive realdenee on Cslony street, nrxt north ol cotipli's will please take notice. Tht variety A ^ g h b o r made a commencement at uuuo.. intersecting almost every important track in put off the editorial harness for a bhorl time, but tlcm en t^ho d c ileh t to ride o u t»»»•‘t v** . wedding occurs on the forty-fifth anniversary kuc i>j- policeman, who lock them cause of Dcmocraey^or^ooI^haii*\^^ Tntl wliie w ii r iiiiiijiuiB UUil tiie C olt place. WHS so lonesome tluit he buckled it on ksain,!*** .it.ijum uu, we'C he to ln%lte the cleanhig last week. The person who took the np in tbe nearest statlon-honae until morn* New York. The rooms are ample, and will Mr. Ooorge L». Clark is bnildiujK a now house oa week. Ueactoa r (owcicweyouDsck. lour editorial family to an airing of a pleasant evenint; “ the wedding day. job was a newly-imported Hibernian lassie. accomplish with balf-a-dozcn Democratic pa­ had alr.iost said' tbe >nind»—af bis rejdcra. Oirfony street, opposite the Merriman pl«ec-____ jontrihtt*’ auie auQ inicresting, but then iu hese balmy spring day. Most likely we should ing, when they are taken to the Tombs for soon be iu apple-pie order. Indeed, purcha­ pers.” Their reasoning was correct;—ana is maiihkhlsTTng oontlnalng wo c t t ’t ispare you from our circle. Ii takea aome- “respectlully decline.** Don't you thiuk so ? Since t1;e adoptiiii; of the st.yle a t short Our frieiid went home to dinner and found ' r~i^lin ■fiilin riil of the coa:ilry— tktosfh hSs. gffMnds the projeeted highway ot thing m or^ihsn the ability to write a good article Mes«ra Morse &. Coe have disposed of a singlo dfcssc.s, very few young ladies have been seen that the. cleaning process had taken off nearly trial; and from that place they go the Is> sers can easily find there, at all times durns here, let iis show the cause. In the first yea, the public conscience—is creatvT Uy ____yean aliMe, musing from tho Reform to make a good editor, »s a good many know who bsUding iotof tbeir recent purchase near tbe re hereabouts without some visible means of business hours, samples of the variety ol have tried. Captain RtGos knowa the ropes and all the point from his parlor. He expostula­ land. Some of theae “ acfortqnates” are place, a sccond paper of the same party is the pr>«a. ■ We could name papers that are 8 dmoltc«aaUtyHIII. to:m »>cbouJ, to Mr. Cliuries S. Kich, ol llarlfor.., support. t e with Biddy, when she innocently enquired rhe nsw east terminus of the Oregon in llano* has the u ct and ability to make an cxcel.entpu* for twelve hundred dollars. sometimes switched off the “ regnlar track.' goods for which tiie house has long been fa­ never started for the purpose of making mon­ tbe text-books of a certain class of pelH^ Ter) road, or rather the northeastern cut-off. Is per« w hich ho docs.—IT/ndAriin Countg Trun$ i)ur experience in life thus far, has satisfac­ if that was n’t what he wanted—to take off Cl if-t, In the** New City,** (so called,) Mr. J o h n Sut* and seat to Sing Sing or to the Penitentiary. mous. Before this cao appear in type I ex cianj. Tbeir faith and their vules aro given complstod, making an improved highway nt.d liff,Mr. Jeor'e W. Walton,Mr. JohuMcN.imira, torily demonstrated that mo.st everybody pre­ the old paint so as to put on some new ? Our ey. If it cost five thousand dollars lo est.ab- •hortening tlie distsare from thst directiou. The Meridan is growing very rapidly, a state paper Mr. Jam es Lynn, aud Vr. A-*aph M erriam 2 J, are friend did n’t exactly a«e it in that same rosy On Taesdajr morning I visited tbe Touibs, pect that tbe shelves will be loaded with the lish the first paper, it will require a capital of in accordance witb tbo creed of their edi­ _ft to sitanned at the qnsrry by an arche •ays, more so thsn any other town in the sUie, fers to do just as he or she has a mind to, and building now hout'os—all small aud costiu;; about that llir-ii-iml l>.»iii.r ||1>1|| III li | Twtr ii«llt, and "ill (.onsce re­ ty .—IFiMtruc- Dr. ,Tames J. Avor.l is remodeling a*id beautify infants in their arms; some had no bonnets search of Yankee notions can find there them. And yet the editor may be scarcely Harvey Dwight Hotetikiss, Kach have petitions ing th e exterior ol hU new ly purchustd hom>e, courtqsj^of an advanced copy of his message, the indebtedness when they finally succomb to for appointment. Both are good men and capa­ tion, on Brosd street. I( is to Ik? built of Milwau* Tight.lacing is a most excellent thing for the on tbeir heads (a great many fashionable whatever th:y want, from a coffee-mill to known outside of bis own sanctara 1 . How kie pressed brick, w»th freestone trimmiugb, irom (ta - Dr. Nickercion place,) adding ve«tibul«, ver* but we coufd not print it simultaneously with financial pressure—and they very often die ble—and dther would be aeeeptable to the pst- uudahs, porticos, and all that sort Ic-(|nick time. tre woald n*t have it at any price. antness. fiddle. The mission of The Recorder is not Broadway, bave no bonneft on tbeir beads); than a mere hireling, to aprakA ^riteat m o st m sssive, to 85 by IO feet. Tlie basem ent w ill The weather is trying very hard to appear toanpplant neither to walk in the footsteps of F B R B O N A L . the gost To illustrate this proposition, we Thecntlerycjmpsny st Hanover are continu­ be 11 feet h i^ ; the first floor 13 fi^t, the second We learu from the Evening Mail 4hat ** George springlike. We trust that it will keep on do­ somf bad dresses badly torn; aome carried the nod and beck of anscrcp iloua and wick- a lly dammtng tbe ionocent and inoffensive wa- floor 12 feet$ und the attic, 10 feet with French W. Uuugay, with hl4 fam ly, will reside in Wil the dmly pre^. Wc ha ve always had a course REV. W. I. BUD0IBGTO9. point to the city of Waterbury, which is a tm ot the Quinnipiack. Ihey have lately becu liamsburd employers; more than a mere scribbler roof and dormer windows. It will coutaiu three of our own, and have always followed out that There is something In a name. I doubt larger and better new-spaper field than Meri­ large bay windows i a tower in front; and also a ed at 103 itroadw: that Ciiloiiy s’.recl conundrum now as is a conundrum—Why are Time, you thief! who love to get There were about as many men as women ing to-day—not one of them was continued sired ns to say that their signatures w*ore oU talned women extravagant in clothes ? " Easy Chair Boggs for a clergyman. It looks better ner, porch and vestibule in front, twelve feet beaweeii ttie resi .piicp of Fenner Btisli and Sweets into your list, put that in : in tbis group. Witb very few exceptions have no sympathy with or under/ktce prefefsses, by peraonal soHcitsiion, squsre, with marblo settings in corners ; two par ;ave it up. “ I t ’s because, whenever they Say I’m weary, say I’m sad. type, and it will sound better in tbe “ trump two years, although conducted economically andthioogh the representation that they were the re.si(lcnce of Keyes Hatha ivay. be snr- they were “ rough-looking customers.' publications that pander to a wimig pabiic lurs 28 by 18 feet; dining room. 17 by 2S leut; ro- lave a new dress, they wear it out as soon as Say that health and wealth have missed me, and with some ability, by practical printcr.s ottlyto oertify ttgh in a less expeualve niauuer. T here is tee, with instrui'tions to survev tlic street one of tbe solid c'.:niches in the city of severe attacks on the high-heel boots now hair, torn coats and dirty linen, showed vith tbe man who seeks to foist bimseir ap have aiipesred in ths Visitor element, whether io to be a covered verandah on every floor in the throuuhuut its e:itire leiimh. - L. Prang & Co., of Boston, (who are ad­ cburcbei. He is a snbs:an’ial rather than er discharged its indehtednes.s. And here its odHeHal or advertising columns ; and they rear. Tbe stonewoiks is being done by A. & S. Petition of George W. tSiiiitb and others, worn by ladies. One of them informs us plainly that ihey were not generally inno­ over the ruins of another. Themauwbo ateovol«Btoeredthe Infoimstiontbatbs#* esrds Brabuzon, of Hsrtford ; ihe maaoury by Perklus that, among cither lamentable results, it les­ vertised in our columns,) have published “ The sbowy man ; is even io hi^ eff>rtS; and so we will introduce another proposition. There were written b> a dcmoecatic member of thr A Lines ; snd the woodwork by George G.iy. for ci'o.

- J A. C. MARfcHAII OOIDB. IIA ll & IIAUMON. OOODSI Estatliskel ^ t l e floil! ALEOTUBE. CarpotK, Oarpets, ANOTltEK KDITION JUST rUBLISllKD, D r f s s G o o d s , HAS REMOVED belnsthossthoftho POCKKT JESCULAIMUS, TO Y O U N G M C N Wcu i-r . IK ol thl?Urifpst and . Or Erery One hit own Doctor, iucludlnfr a Trra Jnat PahUahed la a Sealed EaTelopo, ' tiM orFcmiliia, IrrcRUlnntIcK, lie., with a hum , , Price Six Centa To the Store lUely Treated by Mcnan. 1. C. Lewla CARPET, C. A. PHELPS, A I.KI TUItE OS TUB N.VTCRK, TB*ATM*»T- *CO m ' drcd cnsraTlDga, rxptainlns tlioao diaeaaci In GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, sud Kndi< al Cure of Seminal Wealinraa or SpeT' M ost Com plete A ssortm ent botbarxr*. By W m. Youao, H. I>. SPECtfI.ATOR IN SMOKB, torrhoea. Induced by Self abuM ; iBTOlaatatT Qppoaite tba Miidtnoe of J. ' ETory one may eondoet any ca«c or accrct Uln- O il Cloths, Kmiaalona. ImpotencT, Nerrona DaUIHy. aartinoii| oT ConiUntly on youth who haa ruined hla conalitutlon by the de- , TEAS. SUGARS, COFFEES that the awful eoni-cqueneea orself-abaaa m O c t M il. 219 IX XKU KXtll.AXlK CHAS. 1>AKKEK’S FACTORY bn removed without medicine, and w llhoatda baalni; habit ol aclf abuae read thia book. It will , PICTURE CORDS AND TASSELS, roroua aurgieal operatlona. bouglea,lneltaam t be aeat to all part* of the United .Statea and Can­ Wbero they arc nm8 , Trading Company Of f ic e : Ko. • Sta tb Btbbbt TOBAOOO, CIOABS AND BMUFFt ______WEST MERIPBN. COBH- ____ BLACK WALNUT COKNICRS, 75 Dress Patterns, in Beautiful Col­ Would anaounce to hta ciutomera aad to tho O E N T IS T . KOSKWOOn COKNICK8, GILT COBNICBS. Of aU Sizes, TABLK COVKB8. PIAKO CORNICES, ors and Fine Quality. pablle generally,tluit he haa reBored hia J O E L F E N N , to., to., *e. UNION B L O C K , yo. 6 MOHUAtrS bi.ock. •TC., ■T C , •TO., DEPOT. CARPENTER BUILDER, At n 1-2 Ceils per Vard. OOOD3, OF A L L KINO, AT THE SAWMILL ON We.'t Meriden, Conn. Go to S.N. & H. W. FOSTER, Wc would rcapcctfully Inform our fricndi) and West Main Street. M*The price of tbeae gooda, thirty day* ago, the public gcnarally, tliat wc have in atoro and WEST MERIDEN, CONN. to the new Block, Ordera KeaiMetflillv Solicited Artifloiiil Teeth DBcrtedlncveryetylewfthoM t. waa M ccnta by the ea»e. No. 260 C hapel treet. trcconatantly receiving the cliolecst lota or gro- eerlca and proviaion*, ombracing every article In CORNER OF MAIN AND COLONY STS., A . F A T , I'ARTICUI.AE ATTKNTIOS TAIU T<* KILL- 50 OBXH PATTERNS OF SUPER PBENCH Kttnblislied for tlic benefit of E. J* Doolittle) Jri) S3U NEW HAVEN, CONS. our line that can be enumvraicti, all of which we MERINOS, WORTH SI S6; WE SHALL Attorney and Conoaallor at IM, Jto. M 4-tf ome ank uilding ■ c t t t a K . H B B , Intend to k^p constantly on hand Bogers's Building, W est Meriden Iiunranc- Co.. Grbwold. SwiaoBr * OK.. 1 .1 1 Allyn. eaq.. Pay fc Ha«tijgW I Colta. Largest Assortment the choicsit articles in the Gro­ Scpt.2>. 217 TE8TIM0IAUS Our cuatomers who havs'been waiting for the cery line, and continually receiving a rriv a l o f CUSTOM SHIRTS BRAINARD’^ LINIMENT, PAINTS. RAILROAD FARE SAVED! large additions to their stock. For tba C on or ____ CUTS. B*DMK8 , WOUNDS. 0BII.BLAIN8, OHS, HAVEN, HAHrFOBD AND SPRINO- MADE TO t>RI>ER- BOBS TRBOAT^KETH ACHE, N E W PISH MARKET FIELD BAILROAD. BHBimAmil. ko. ITew Q-oods, W e a r Mbbibbb. O o n ., Ja n . SO, 1867, WORKING-MEN 1 O n in d after Monday, Dee. 0, 1867 train a w ill Custom Shirts on hand. VARNISHES, run as foliowa. Mb. T tn a BaanAao: Dear Sir.—Am laaaed to iM to o iw w hlabla th eea«b M M lio io, .Iam I am i> pleaaed laaaed toto iM note to oooa iw w hlabla U P TOWJN. E ConanU your own interest, and bnj your 8.45 tt. m* Accommodation Train for Hartford, A C. RRECK NRIDGK .-V aaC p ^eo f. IkBowtttabaaalMtUeato D ruos, Medicines, P er fu m e r t, T he t^ .-w oald inform the citizen* of SprtiiK&eld and way atatlona, connect­ nranarafl by the proprietor, who haa apant aaeh M nideaaadfli Inltjr th a t he haa opened a ing at SprinBfiela with train for Conn. BEST SELECTIONS Over Ivea, Upham A Raad. Trwio WajHat - tlaw and neearch to Blve the people a oonpond River Railroad tor Northampton, and Agent for the Wlleoz * Gibbo, aad thr H< whUed upon. I t la th e o o lr one of with train of W. It. R. for Uoaton. SewiagMaebhM the many preparatiani wbicb are now being olTrred 8TATI0BEBT, FAVCT Q009I, to. are dispoied of. Weeanaell to the pBMIc.that ponwace thevirtne* that lU MARKET THB MOBBT WE WANT-THE MONET Ever Offered to the Citizens of this Train of the Weatem Railroad lor Al­ iBvaator clnlnta for it. W berenr it baa had a M r bany leavea SprinRaeld at 12.10 p. m. Alao, Acenta for the City and Vicinity. Groceries ft Provisions 11.37 a. m . Exprea* T rain for H artford. Springfield nder the Central Hotel, where he iatenda to and Boaton, and connecting with train UNUSUALLY LO'W C O A L ! dieta, ■aTiacaaad your UMOIE' keep eoaatantly oa haad all klada of WE MBST HAVE. Bioat noUeof of Conn. River Railroad for the North. rtj^^naay^l^ l y. MM y>d**t*<>PPlP0' ALL KIDNET DISEASES Rest Groceries &. Previsions I.36 a. m. Mail Train for New Uaven and New ■prtae lea, aad a n pranarad to IbraU to I AMD in tbe large sitlea, and a* near p -r- ° D E J S T T I S T •E«T ENGLISH STONE CHINA. Baa^'aCbto^Booa IMIUaar. m laM «ridcadorii«tbe appnvdiiag ei Y ork. fectlon aa can be. aapwior quality ot lee at redaaad prtoea. rheumatic DIFFICTLTIES. The Sunday Night Train leavea, going North at Baofh’aObleaco Blood M ann . W ith all theae Impiovemcnt* I am now Trade Bulldlnae- Three rattena, fioa 0 « FMea to Cbaaber To be found in the Menden Market, and at the 8.30 p. m ., and going South at 11.54 p. m. Prieo SI. Bcdd Ererpw here, Traina leave SprinRfield for Meriden at 7 a. m. to take Picture* of all kind* in a anperior !! 12 m ., 2.20 p . m .,A .OO p.m ., an d 12.00 m idnight. aer, uadatlow rate*. OPNSITE MUHn IMME, U r ‘ J. A PURLEIOH, Wholeaala Dmggiat, Boi- toa. Genual Agent. atl-»m Traina leave New Haven for Meriden at 7.5S a. W IST MEUDXN, GONA. AIM. 0010(011 AKEBICAN STOKE CBIHA, Lowest Cash Prices. m. 10.56 a. m., 3.16 p. m., 0.06 p. m , 8.16 p. m. and PHOTOGRAPHS, ■M h M ia > m ^ r Cnad at Oraaarjr StBica. STONE’S RUILDlNa^ Come One ! Come A ll! II.15 p. m. POrCELAIN AND CARD PlCTDRBS, btut PAOBAai 183tf E. M. REEO, S np’t. BKgT n v n JAM nr t b b u a m k s t - oa AUu, a large aaaortiiient of (Something new to Meriden,) DENTISTRY. KKW TH a,a- CAU. AND 8SK MT’ 8 T A T B S TRE T. BOOTH ■niiEABE liOOK AT THlt* — a« uader- a x ..M i.T . And we will convince you that it J r algned boa opened an eatabliahment on Mala VBRROTTPKB, rAIHTB, OILS AKD BKTOHES. treet. in the atore lately oecnpied by Channeey A full lenghth pictnre a* cheap a* anv otfcer atyle OBHTIBT, will be for your interest to pat­ Jobnaon, oppoaite Klock’a, where he will A W MPLETE ASSORTMENT OF CHARLES EARNEST & CO., BOOTS!!! repiiirandcleanaaGentlemon's Clothing, Ladiea’ May be 'oaad at tbo FraadaBaUdlDf, oonwr mt r o n r , GLASS, Ae., Ae. For drtallad daaerifiUoB o r thea atOelea, aea tba ronize the Di esses, Sbawla, etc.. Dyed and cleaned in the Pktare FraBcs, M ata and Pratt atraeta^ Weat MaildM. Joaraaloltbarana,” a ■oalbly Agrienlbinl SHOES! SHOES!! SHOES!!! WINDOW S H A D E S . iMst manner. I am agent lor the firat claas Eng' aa.Go* adnilnUtered for axirartiig lostfe tf da SCYTHES ANU NCKUC8 . GBOUND TO AN tobepweaaedbyaddriiaahigtbe Ocaaral Woald roapeetfbUy aaaoaaee that they have lUh Dye House of M. Gi ORGE SMITH, Just received from New York. sired. All work warranted, aud i*Jp BOOB, ANP WABBAHTBD. oa hBBdaBeztoaaive aaaoriment MECHANICS TRADING CO. at HARTFORD, Conn., the excellence ol All in want of Good PM ara., dioap. are invited C .L .B 1 .T , of arat-daaa to give me a calL Sotiafactton gnarantled to all. JOHN BALSTOH A CO- G(-oing! Going! Gone I Weat Meriden, Conn. Iltf wlioao workroanahip cannot be anrpaiaed, Gooda 233mS* . an teo o and MeehaaiealOealtai. U1 Pearl Strael, New T o rk , ablpped to them and returned every week. No poor picture* rila wed to leave the gallery. QRA 8 8 8 BBD, AtttiaFlnlCaUattfae Every deacriptlon nf Dyeing and Cleaning, aa al­ OAKPEN SEEDS, OKOBOB W. KIBKB* CO.. _ „ Groceries and. Provisions F. WHEELES;, BMOVAIfc^L. FAT, UndertaktT, « • C eaH al W h arf, B oatcn, M**A LEVI MBBBIAM, Agt., ao repairing, will be well and promptly performed 233tf Wilcox’a Block. Weat Meriden. BIRD SEED. o r ereijr dM j^jtow. A ahare of the puhlln pat- ITV BOOT AID SHOE STORE, al moderate and therelore satlafiictory pricea. R moTedtothoat*>rotnth#rMof i!» rO W DKK AKIf .SHOT. I^ P o r Sale by Local DaalanwhehanbaiBle- HAS REMOVED HIS 207tf J . W. BDXTON. Buildinz. formerly ocenpied by Hr* J . S. HbU, catodlaaUtbaliBpoitaatottleaaBdtewBala tta Up Town. Milliner, tb« flrat atore north of l«cw«» A Wmh' Ualtod atatee aad the Doaalaloa of Oaaada. A AUeount ^ Ttrm rBK C K ar. viU be made on Li¥eryand Hack Stable* nock'a Confectionery, where m»y be fonnd • fta’t sim v 4 WBSsoif's nsTOLs aSeaakpmh >B 8AI.6.-TWO Bow Dwel- Froi[riiss of BecoiisMioi! ! ! PrieaClrettlara, aad aU Bhoaa to be Bold Begardleaa of Ccat for Faiitiiil aii Faper Haiidiii to the corner o( II^ linst llouae*. coavcnient to the BAUKGn, N. 0. Aog. 15,186^. R taortm ent o f byaddraaalBj^^^ RALSTON & CO, If. B.—After thia date we ahall be obliged to tha next Tblrtp Daya. STATE and STONF. STBEET. FDepot **id tho Manafactorie* of the 3lr.Wkiu>t>N—S ir:—Having seen a apecinien CASKETS, i;0FFIS8, ROBE.-, CAKTBttta KS, C A rs t c . daellaa gitriag cradit to any new cuatomera. We M ip b < Ity. V ith each House ia a good lot of your wcr < on tho head ot one of my Iriemla, 1 daairetodoa C A Sh baalaeaa aa far aapoaalMe. T h is is u o H um bug. TWO DOORS NORTH OF TIIK I n a desirable nei((hborhood. Possession given am induced to order for myacif one of >onr beat and everythin),- in the Undertaking liae. nSHIHO TACKLE, A Good AMortMBt- Hew T ork. Call and examine onr Stock«k, and ba eon^ced MSBIDBN BBITANAIIA SHOP, Immclately. 8P1DKK W £B W IQS. 1 Kcnd the alzc of n y l>rad 2S1 Il*rtdea,to m a x . ) BeM ieetnillv. PojH* Ity VT” OBAK B a a n a x . th a t w e Where he will be h.ippy to see hta old friends and Also, a House and Barn and four acres of land., in Inehea, aiid a carte viaite. I »ball rxin-cttoes PCtrPS, ASU LBAD PifK tplaaae apply A- rB aM B lolOS. s. I G8T A CO. ailnatrd up lown, which will be sold together or change In caae of a mip&t o r o th er defect 1 en* M eridaa. Jaa.S», iaa8.-n235-tr. aamany new ones aa may favor him with their ^UBBARD BROTBZaa, Keep None but the Best. patronage. l#6lf divided to snit purchasers. A' so. Building Lota. cloao Twenty Dorara, tho price my frifod paid Any part or all of ihe abovo will be sold cheap- yi)U, and ex p rct to rcc ’tvo it noon. H. B. WchavcoDc ot the beat Jsbbcn lath* CMWE M UPAT fifOiS. Wbok'sale and Retail Dealen ia SMa, w l^ wark, flrei* ty e^ .S f« Iw e« g ^ Our Qoods are all Warranted as JOSEPH MORSE, “THE as Represented. EXPElUENCElt. WORKMEN. FLOUR! .FLOURI FLOUR! N .V .4 ,1867. 2 J 3 tf L E V I E. COF« Ralkiuii.N. C., Sepi. I, IM7. AT M r. WwLDOJi—SirThe wig arrived iu doe Lumber, Nails. Lime. C im m t, Pidats, C. J. Beardsley & Co. -yyiLLIA.tl PATTON, conrae, und aa you rctjue^t »n opicion* I mn^it aay ■V G ITK OS ACALL. NEW it dta nicely, feels l>«ttei mid looka betu*r thim any OILS, GLASS, #C., H. W. CUBTU. WRIGHTS BOOK ^TORE. C. J. BEARD8LRT. HENRT HITCHCQCK. A. C. MARKHAM I have bad. 1 have worn wlga twenty yean* and bad them m ide in Xew Y.*rk anti Tari* l.ui tliiaia Manufiicturrta of YOKK Having removed to the atore lately occupied by anperior in plan aud workinauahip, >md I ahall H qlidat B ooks, DEVLIN A CAMP, BOOKSELLER, STATIONER, 5 9 M eaara. 1 .0 . Lcw la A Co., HOOF LINIMENT. eheerfully rec*«mnienil **iy Irlrnds* t«* y.»«r earab- PLANED AND JOINTBD CLAPBOABM. THE FLOBENCE T ot B ooks, Uahmenl. STORE CARPENTER BuaDERS and JOINEitS, A nd G en eral Agent, Ter th e OPPOSITE THE RESIDENCE OF J. H.GUY, ForQaartcr or Sand Crack, Coma, Thraah, ton- MOULDINGS, Ac. A lbum s, tra e te d . H a r d * o r B iu t t l s H o o fs, etc., e tc.. and WIO MAKIWO”A SPECIAITY F H *r*. N. L. WEUH, tTATE MEIT, Alao a large aaaortment of Grain and Fcedo LADlhS* W1U5>. lron» 1« to 4U Wo are p repared to U ke contracta fo r Buildinga, the foot haa when out on sraaa, aud requiring n<> ORNAMKNTAI. IIAIK WOUK ;it I. u I'ri. f-. £XCHANeX Gd t b , n23«.tr. WATERBURY, CONN. a ll lUnda alw aya o ^ h a n d . ___ other treatment to keep them in perfect order. 88 A8TLUM 8TREBT, and wanant oar work to give aatiafaction. We animrtUM-nt »n« r-> * Yor»> oi Itmton,pru'fH U;^r. uu tin* .v,tri..».ty l>. • rer. B < . <) K - B 1 N D K K Y Gold Pras, SOLI* n V OPFOSITE ALLTS BOCS^ UABTrOBD. alao carry on JOBBING In all Ita branchea BELA CARTER, A choice ply «»: l.*:» • hair t..r -'% i f r*-- . Gold ^ cils. BaTiagBatwttha*aeee«rarbey«Bdoar moat CROCKERY! CROCKERY! Cfivetl ilir'vt Irom No. .Dv< JI.\1X STKtiKT. All ordera will racelve prompt attention, and all DRALBR XV p . E T H A HULL. r. r \VMLl»oN. :n V. t . T he PloreaM Sewl Kaehiae la vbe oaly Pictures, *aB(BinaaBpcelat.OB*,wahaT« beea obli«ad by »» ... , f. . . E o x tfo rd , Coaa. aaehlae eafaUe of m than oae Und work will ba done ia a workmanlike manner. PAINTS, PAPER UANOINQS, WINDOW t> K .V K i; I N tha large laeraaaa of oar baalae** to enlarge oar Orilt-r.; »1»»» r.-v »r-- .. . • . ». ol aatttch: ttooaly oae the rcreralbla On. Paintinos, The patronage of the public ia respectftally aoUcI SUADES. BORDERS, &c. SADDLERY AND H A 1! N K .S ' CHARLES PARSONS, Tctitiatbe Vie aadj^ort^of all GLASSWARE! GLASSWARE! a la tta ted. lloooB, BIgn and Fsnoy Painting done to order TBDNKS, VAI.I ES, TBAVKLI U ete., ete., ete. We hays added to oar atoeka largo and well ae- FRANCIS DETLIN, .Maim'.. i:r .ru t A v -n ;!: 'o r B m k*. 'nsjH MaeaaU the beat qaaUUeaol the other lariilaM .. OCttoo on StatH aireet, oppoaite depot, W eat Mer BAQS; BIWkBKBTS, MATS, RUBRb r li, - . - .11 piui.--, M.l«UUi*t:iriT» *iiPe**»COa. aad p*aaa*a«a lan y aaattaladvaatagea o tm all W DoatblltoaaUand Math* M e d a to c k o f 3Mtr BAM'L A. CAMP. . den. Conn. 9 1v Tiie yerj BestiiuaGatE,:. >1 rh At*. 1*»WU Jt.. I rtt.lrile U*ad- «l / W HIPS, Eto.. f t .. •• - ripli.iw • ooU - -tt > / ■tej^afttaaatw lT alae TlaUtbe ageacr. Liamps ! rjio FABM BBS.Or NBW ENOIiAMD. GUY’S BLOCK, MAIN St.. West Mi r i i l . . M J-: N 'S a ' n I ' > V •i».i , ii. •li. I* p^r Ka|f • u»:itty »’«t«rr»*. Itookp aad^H&Mattoopcratiaa. Altar examiniaguth* N E W STILE ALBUMS, Mail Arrangoments. l»« r «• K‘»ir..o. U oniidc uu. ►t>h*. O an , look at ▼ ile ly aad the FosTOrnoE, W e s t M e r id e k ,C o iih ., ( L...mps ’ The subscribers call your attention to a new I* ri(vh. :iN, Muaip. .Xf.. Bo.i»» i«. rv FANCY GOODS, A ngn*t 21,1807. j Fertilizer prepared by tbe Lndi Manuhctnrlng r»l THE FLORENCE MACHINE. Co. made from Night Soil, Blood, Bonea A Offa 1 O f f ic e lloURa—April I to October I, 7 a. m. L t.m p s! of New York City, called le i Strle a M n lii DIarin to 9 p. m .; October I to April 1,7 30 a. m. to V J 0 3 .H 6A B A S 81K 0 & CO. Which, together with a large aaaortmeat oj DOVBLB RBFINBD POVDRETTE, I.N Tlll.s CITY Atarge andcomple'e'^Martmciitof the lateat ***New Y o rk , W eatern an d S o n tb em Maila cloae which ia an entirely diffcren arllcle from the com' i w i m k CO., at 8.30 am ., 3.30 and 7 p.m . Open at 11.40 a. m , pattaraaof. moil Poudrelte made in toimei years. It Is Dou­ ! r s i o r.\lN l> Mi. Fir 1868. aad6.46p.m . ITiillin^iird,North Haven. New ble the Btrength of t he old klml, fine aa flour, GBEAT ATTBACnONB IB HEW DRESS GOODS, Haven, New London, New London Railroad free from coarse iiapuritlea, and is aa strong an'i At WBIOHTS BOOKBTOBB, way, and New York railroad way maila eloae at Crockery, Glass Ware, Lamps, etirctlve a, nny anper-phoa plinte In the niurket. ______■o tia a ’a Block, Mala^t 8.30 a. m ., an d 3.30 and 7 p . m . O p e a a t 11.45 a. although auK' fur only I'wcnty-elgiit Dollars per M . L i; V Y Paritr a m i ChaBbcr m. and 646 p m. Berlin, Middletown, New tor- •* i . 1 I p M B K T . Britain, Waterbury, Hartford, Northern Con- etc., etc., etc., Thia article has only been used one aoMOn, but Brown and Bleaohed Shirting and Itseffccls have naionished every one whohss tried iieetieut, Springfield, Worceater, Providence, llOUdf! BL )CK. OAMBIAOB XAMUTAOTOBUia Boaton and the Eaat, cIinh! a t 11 a. m . and 6 p . m. it, and the Comimuy eonfidcntly assert that used F r r R N m j R E Sheeting, Openat«.16a. m., and4.30 aad7.30p. m. Mail may bo found at tho atore of in quantities half as large aa was formcriv used A»0 QBVBBAL BBPAIBIHQ. Tor Caliruraia e'oaea at 7 p. m .; Oregon and the of thecoininiin rou BLAOUmTBIItO. BOBSB AHD OX HOSIERY. , andUu T.\ri SBOBIHO, CONFECTIONERY, FRUIT, CHARCOAL AND __ T. WILCOX & CO. andW . W. 3IOSHBR INLAID COLORED WOODS, • BMBBAB. J09BOHO. ai^enta for Meriden and vicinity. CALICOES of all popalarmakera were all bought STATIONERY STORE. STOVE DEPOT. N o t i c e ! N o t i c e For aale by all drusj^lH- s. •nvacifarialBatkc. a Im , Tha admiiaar hariag reaored Ua Bailhy I GENERAL INSURANCE A6ENCT. tiom rear of Mala atraet, tooppoolla of Parker b^ fm the advaaee In pricea, aad we are thereby AVING SOLD o u t THE CHARCOAL HBOBS OF YOUTH. A rEomlemau who SCBOOL BOOKS. Puliciva i« in-il • » LUi\ Fire, aaif ACaaper’aoaPrattatrN t,takea thia method of eaabled to offer to the citiaea* or Meriden and vi- H IIUSINKSS carrivd on by me fur the laat E anffered for yeara from nervona debility, i>re« C O im iC E 8 , reiBtBlag thaaka to hla oldpatroaa.aadto ao- POCKET BOOKS, twenty yuarato«l. D IC K IN SO N , by which he was nut d Sufferern wishintc t*> Dry Goods AT the Lowest New Tork Centtantly on hand, and for Sale at liavin;; had deuIhi^H with him fur a number of pr*>flt by the ailvfrll-*rr*.» fxp«Tli-ncc, r.m iJo hy IN VARIETY AGENTS WAIVTED. ^eara, I take pliMHuro in rccom m oiidhi^ him to ;«d(lreaainir» In pt^rfect contldvuoe, >11 \* H. 0(2* BK l A CA R'l’K lt jhe luIiabitantH of Meriden >ih un honorable DKN, 42 Oular alree:, New York. liUWl Of tba HiGBEB STTLBS of Parattnre, oar r*OBTBBUrBOFOEN. D.8 . GRANT. By The Ijow est .'lusli Pi-itn-ts Wararooma arc aaeqaalled la the State. Prices. .IT dealer, feeling eunfident that he will do all he P. KTHAN HULL r B oB .H eB ryO P»m lM - The OBly work of the C. «!. JO llN .SO S’ti, uromiHen. .tgrat far tke Mie «f Rral Uad leaned under the eaaetloB aad by tha aathor- K iciiA un HOTCHKISS. Haa tho boaor to announce tu Ihe citizens of ttyefOiaathlmaalf. The Sutboria wott kaowa 2i5tr Poat omeo niilldlni;. W.nl M-r ilvn. A. WALKER & CO., aa OB* of the aaoat brIUIaat writera and eloqaent EVERYTHING Ai.l. llKillT. Merldea and vidnlty, that he has taken the store . oratoraiatbacouatry. A ^ ta will Snd tbie one NO.UCHCRCH STREET, oftbeawet inteaeely intereating Blographiea UP TOWN MEAT IttARKET. GUY’S BUILDING. ■ a 7 - l y ______N>w H a w ..C o n a . publlabed la Amerlaa. and will meet with a read.r JXHKlil Wa 8PEAICHT k CO., K. A. KBL8ISV, Proprlelai. C^ARCOAI.1 CHARCOAI.I aal*. Forparticalan,*ddrr** 8 . 8 .SCSCRANTOilr B A N ' lately oecnpied by Mrs. Mary Parker, aud that ' PERKINS &• L;NK>. *CO.,mA*ylaw*t Hartford, " Ct S45 w4 The aubacribor. at the Up-Tnwu Meut Market) KitiiTiii-; WILLIAMS & SMi iH he ha* on hand a full line of PROPRIETORS. ta prepared to ftarnliih hi. frienda and the public KERSEYS. M A a O n BUlLi)R>«> generally with Meata of ail klnda, mcIudiuK M i{ 1 1) K N k A U K E T BLANKETS. lAISFIILD’S BDILITQI, J. I . • ALOWIH 4 CO., STEAKS. HAVE Jl'ST RKCKIVKH W O OLEN aad MEKIDK.S. • »>NN. DBALEBB W y|«h Door above Fiiat National Bank. LEATHER AND FINDINOS OF ALL ROASTING PIECES. LINEN HORSE-COVERS. KINDS. pASSAQE TO AND FROM 8PARE-RIBS, TRUNKS, O m r r . Stale Strct, l etwi-. n I’s.b’o i • HUTTON, An Eiitiru New SUit-k oi B A G S, and J . I P irk e r - .n..r> r»- AT Til* lan eat aad beat aelecled atock to be found VEAL, VALISES. aaywharo thi* aid* ofHew Tork or Boston, and IIAHS aotdataam aaadnanoaNow Torkprleaa. ALSO, I «tEA T BBITAlIf u i IRELAND, SHOULDERS. PA R L O R M A T S. ; Baok Pay. Bouit y. Pon*»ot»% tnoro-issd r . B.-^aitleatar attaatloa aald to oiden. SAUSAGIiS, Penaiona. Ccmmatstion ot * u> a B a IM RATE STBEBT. BBW BAVEK. Di*y 'jroods. G IG M ATS, By Btcamahip ^Bd SaUiag Packet, by Weekly and everything uauall found at a flrat-clasa m arket eAHST^I^isTOVBS, j and (Hiidta: a* c I i s L A P R O BES, I Can be proeiir>-d thruuih Line*, at Bedaeed Rate*. The Patronage of the public ia reapeetfully ao- HALTERS, MERIDEN MUSIC STORE. Uolted. Which are for sale at 227tf E. A. KELSEY. Huuifus ;ind F urnaces RIDING BRIDLES. R. HICKS, ^ ^ TBM l iaeas. I* oor. Mala aad Orova Sta. BOOTS AND SHOES REPAIRED. aving bought out th e charcoal W HIPS,etc. N EW YOBK, and Model Ranges, Portable and Set Furnacca, 100 NEW SPKINC SllAWl.-S. In short, everything uiAally onnd In a llrst- widows or to sarviving eblldren.or taparcaia Room No. 1, (up ataira,) 1. C. I.ewia k Co.'a Alao, the celebrated H BUSINESS formerly earricd on by R. 100 PIECKS NKW DKESS til)S. class carriage furnlsliiug .itore. or ot brolhcra and aisters. Contoaetaim ePaaaage TlekeU, avaUable Itor llotM.Iclas with horses, wagons, coal,&e., I take q ABFMTS AMD FOMBITUMM. Twelve Bonthe, from London, Uvarpool. or New Bulldint!. 25 P IE C E S WHITE MAKSEli.LE?, PEEUI.i'lSS COOKINti STOVE, this .deans of inrorming tho inhabitants ol NEW BLACK 81I.KS. MENDING AM> KEl'AIUINC IXtNK. ' TBB OBSAT BMOL18B BMaMDV A F ew Stereoscopic V ie w s H. O'FARRELL «aeeBHowa,.aadDra»a,Drafts payable’oi^ie'SEUdpayable on <1 to t e r Bemt mber tbe pliice. nhlchcjm biuer all the improvcii.cuta of the day Heridvnthat I will keep eonstantiyon hand ■-•5 PIECKS BLACK ALl’ACCAS. £1 andapwarda. large quantity of ail kinds of char. onl which CALL ANU SBB , SIR JAMES CLARKE'S FEMALE PILLS. Maw YOlkCity.haa opened hi* new WarerooMi JOSEPH WAMBS, aud aha leui;es tlie world for an equal i besldea NEW FRENCH CAMIIRICS. 1 deliver to all parts of Meriden and vicini­ FU L L LINE PLAID N.VNSOOK.S. w ift tiM U nM aaaorfaBentsad the laleat Spriaf M ly l] MlddWtury, New Havca co.fcona. nimeroua other patterna of merit. Alao a large Pttpartd fnm • p rrtcr-p li H o f Sir J. I'tm'kf, CHARLI8 L. LITTLE, ~ ty at priccs suitable to the times, there ar< STUIl'H NANSOIIKS. P. KTHAN HULL, Jt. D.. P*y.irf«»Ex-* DOTTED SWISS JU'SLINS. ' ofallthosopnintnKnnd dangen>nadl«a*ea»^hieB - J ------parlor. Bedroom. jod aaaortiueut ol Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron wagons and sleds. So do not believe such de­ I KISH LINENS. ] the female consiitntion iasnhjrct. Mmod*mt» __ II anafketured under 0hop weat of rt*al>1<*nco Aral ro:t>laoiith of lortr Ware! Japaned and Britannia Ware, I’umpa, ceivers, but see for yourselves Tor I shall have TABLE LINENS. ! all cxccaaea and ren»ov»*» all ohatmefloee, from J a a .la t. SI ao teams wilhuut my name Is on them. So that w . . . u ______atrletly warraut-id to tiM Advorttaemeri* forwarded to all Neaepapera. School. I fad Pipe, Sheet Lead, 81uk», Cloi'jrn Wring- NAPKINS, TOWELS. I whateTer cao5e. MMiOt m0tA !TU . nai«haaerGooda packed aad ablpped careialty Weat M<^rtdeti. K»li. 2Cth. 1807. if you do not get wimt you pay for, you will know GLOVES AND IIOSIERY, in :;re.'it variety. ______, Lota,rarma,Btom* aad Teaementa,la S d f^ mottotaqaiekaaleaaad No advance charged oa PnbUaben’ pricea. ci a, (the beat in tho market). Hardware, Wood- who to patronize in future. Having made ar­ t«DOZEN ALE.\ANDKE KllM;LOVES,Just TO MAMRIMP T.AB1MB the targert Wareroom* All IradlagHewapapers kept oa B'e. ei<(war*. Lamps, Brushes, Hons* Furnishing rangements to furnlKh most of tho manufactoriea, received. I^JNDERTAKINO my teams will be in Meriden, as onenas»ver! ' ItUparticnlarly suited. It will. IB a shurt line. ■■gfflaKaam jiaaasiL. lBtbe6airr8l*le*, 4*6aad 488 rth AvenM. be. Infonaation aa to Coat of A dverttalag flratohed. ALEXANDER DUNCAN, Goods, Farmln;; Ulcnslls, &c., Ac. HANDKEItCIIIEKS. plain an.l liem-sttlelied. T>T» > xTi-,»vv«o. i ®" «be monthly peried wilhngalatlty. «■< tw era 36th and SSth StreeU, 2«7,2», aud 2713Sth other day and somctii.Toa every day when th- NKW K R ESS III ITO.N.S, All Ordera reeelveearefa.. ttentlon. »ar Roofiui; and Jobbing done iu the beat IN ALL ITS BRANCHES. ' aith»mih a powerful remedv. doeaaateoBMlB m t- **|ra5l5 £ * IiniBMATEL^Two roads are in good condition. Having seen that N EW B U til.K Gi.M i’S A>;i> KlilNiiES. ' thing hurtful to the constitniioa. IB all eaaso •> paaa in the immediate v ^ - laqalrle* by M ill anawered prompt'y. anner at the shortcat notice. It was neeessary that the citizens of Merhiei AMBER liU l'Tl>N» .iiul M hbiim II I ~ T ------Il»» onatom- GAS AND STEAM FITTER, should havo some place to go when wl»hing t< Nervona and Spinal Atfeoliona, Poiaa fas Ihe kw b c i i i t - a m . Coaplete Printed Diet* of Nowipapera for aale. AMKKiC TK IM JIIN C.'J. I and Limb*. Fatigue on sligbt exeHloa. PalpKaUoa SS: order coal, and cspeelaliy for tliose livlnff at » >EWSTVI.K <>!•' KKEM II l »l!.SKr.«. Special Liala prop* red Ibr Ca*tom*r*. N e x t d o o r S o u th o f T ooley A G ladw in’s Griswold SearleSf f.i s x E Ts .1 A' jj r o m x s : of Ihe Heari. Ilyaterlcs and Whitea, itwlU eBkct a I^DMIMMM WXTHOOT distance from the thoroughfares through which HEW llOOl* SKIRTS. onre when all other meaaa hrue failed. FuU.dlrer- AdT*rtlani*nt* W rittea, aad HoUee* aecared Wilcox Building, \tcat of Rogers’Jlotel charcoal teams usually pass,! havo hung slate, NEW (JOODS KOK OI.D I..VD1ES. tlona In tbe pamphlet around each package. in the Post tmiees at Meriden and West Meri­ Ot aU Kindi and SUea. W A W HAiro-yoECT Coatalatag ‘he Elemeata of Maale aad Oa«> Order* from Bnslacaa Men eapecliUy aollaited. STATE STREET. WEST MERIDEN, (^ONN NEW (iOOLIS FOR YOl'Nli LADIES. b M lM b% ioaai to which I* aM aCIW lea C. CAI.LENDER. den, upon which those wishin:; coal aro luviteil N EW « 0 ()l> J FOIS EVH.KVIM>I>V. ■p M d a l MoMa» SScttaSrrS^M a^ad to leave their orders, giving tho name and street Come niiil si'i’ iis and f;ike a look at t!ie gooils. Havlni; armre.l ihe arrvlrea uf Richard Cow.cy, £eirare of Countrrftitt. Ohmrm Ikt im m « BMBt. ByC.DTBA»D. TJmlaejeaalagpopatafl. one ol the heat practical iraa and ateam filter,* In distinctly ss possible. 1 hope by honorable di-s Krspt'CirulIV, ty of thabaittaBcr ha* iadMcd the aathor M pr» lug and strict attention to business to merit > H'>ving secured the servi. es ol Jlr. Henry J .! Job Motet «n ihe pM ta tf—purchmte the country, 1 am prepared lo execute ali • rdrrB Manul'acturiu^ Jewrler, «hare of the public tiatronage, ail orders leir a< WIIiLIAMS & SMITH. Church, he w ll atlear ti, ibnt branch nf the huai- tt—mll_otktTtan tiueand wunhlttm i M maaartaaefliaMia* and eaereiaea ae^ Id th a t Hue. dnsad. Moalklyll . Ja*tM bll»hd. Watches aud Jewelry rcpalrod lu the beet poa. the abovo places, with mv teams or addressed t> Bea*. Mr*. Charch will al.so render axlstance N. B. One Dollar, with flft.ea ceal. tarwp**laee, | E-r— lyjajf® - I ahall aparo no |iaina to gi«-« good satiafiictlou, when requested. ecelowd to tho aol. Pronrietor. M>B B. OldplaiaatakwiB tm wmm. IVES lOTSOM * aBl requeat a abate of tbe public patronage. sible manner. the subscriber at Rockland, Conn., will br IV'ANTED— Four or five rcspectaMc mechanic., S treet, ’8 s a v e Aa aaaortmeiit of Wi>liheH mid fine Jewelry promptly attended to. Very KespecUuily, 27 C ortiandt S tract. New T o rk . wlU ia a ara ia * ^ K R on ALEXANDER DUNCAN.a IT as boarders. Apply to ALFKF.D JOHNSON, or tbfl gnaa)B>s eanialaiiig m yP lila,by ratara tI 7 constantly on hand. I2t6tf 2fltf J. G. DICKINSOMi t n2M. TOOLET * G&IDWIN. Weat Meriden, Conn. »t~ corner Crown .m'l Olivo streets. (2I0 3» m ail, securely seale

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