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Volume 2.— Number 10. FALLS VILLAGE, CONN. SATURDAY, MARCH ^ 1858. One Dollar Per Year, in Advance,

For the Housatonic Republican. ground that might be planted to cabbages Opening Ode. Came to sight a radiant image perfect then While yet Virginia’s gifted sons prolong. Danger ot Relaxing Parental Selections From “ The Tokan of or potatoes, don’t scold—d-o-n--t. and purified. In thoughtful eloquence->and lyric song. Fur the Inaus'iirntinn nj Crnv'fnrd's Equestrian Resti^aint. th e D ale.” Thus through trials yet intenser and a more The fond ascriptions of a nation’s praise,' atatiUe of Washington. Which my too feeble voico attempts to raise? We wer« lomowhat interpited and amused Forget Thee! refining blaze A very large proportion of criminal ot- ’Tis that we here in gratitude renew fenders are young men and boys—the ■pon reading the LHkevilie comm'unication By JOHN R. THOMPSON. Passed our hero, pure and scatheless in the Forget thee ! how can I forget, when still The patroit vows to c'^untry ever due. proper subjects of parental discipline and I think of thee as yet Revolution’s days. of Prez.publiihed iu the Republican of Feb. And on this holy altar firmly swt>ar restraint. Many ot them belong to faii.il- 2 0 th ; the influence of which example hai I’ve often thought, since last wo met To­ Horse and rider, decked with garlands, now The blessed compact never to impair gether. in lengthened jubilee ies of reputable character. 'Ihe ruin they resulted in the compiling of this contribu­ Virginians ! here, with cannon’s deafening Which the Republic’s fathers gave, to prove roar Journey through tho pleasant Rhineland The boundless wealth of their undying love. have brought upon themselves, and the tion. Forget thee! many years may roll, aud trouble and the disgrace they hhv* inflict­ sorrow oft may grieve my soul ; And joyous throb of drum. onward to the Zuyder Zee, As when a planet, first in motion wheeled, Be it herebj known to all interested that ed upon their friends, might have been pre­ And troubles I cannot control, ere I forget. From mountain gorge and from Atlantic’s Under quaint and leaning gables stops at In placid circles sweeps creation’s field. tbs Rocky Daleites, also, hare a large and shore, Nor tumult causes there, nor haply fears vented by training them to habits of obe- The smile you gave when last we met. that last tho ponderous main. fl>urishing Reading Sooietj, which week­ This hallowed day we come. Where the dykes of Holland’s seaport back­ The angry jarring of its sister spheres. dience and accountability. So long as beaming face, can I forget ? But moves forever on its destined way. children remain dependent, they may be ly m«ets for the mutua' entertaiument and Those joyous words, I h**ar them yet, hear ward hurl tho angry main. ’Tisoneof Freedom’s Sabbaths; and we In liquid music with benignant ray ; restrained. The parent neglects his duty, instruction of its members. Oi>c« in two them still. give Everywheretheyouths and maidens throng­ So mt.y each added star, that makes in turn who refrains fiom exercising mmon- Sinks urooping on its luwly bod strength ; and it speaks to us of po«er,and Not regal Rome, when wide her bugles forever holy givund Into what climt>s remote the sacred urk est vagrant. They become diatinguished Whilo yet its life is new. it may b» likened to the durability and roird Where his sacred ashes slumber, where his Shall yet be safely borne in Freedom’s from each other mainly when the vagiant, grandeur of that mind whose I'oundrtiion is From Ttigus to Cathay, fume sheds light around ; bark, having exhausted the resources or patienra The loveliest d y that earth or’e knew truth, and whose aspirations are exalted to As the long triumph rich with orient gold Freighted with legacies of ^vv^th unpriced, Uas set iu mist aud gluoiu ; the infinity of a glorious immortality. AVeiit up the Sacred Way— ’Tis to deck this noble figure, raised in ai- of friends, is thrown upon public charity r_v grace on high. The truths of Luther and the creed of Ah ! that was but an emhleui true The bo-tiitilul and wide spreafiing valley ; Christ— tor support. Drinking houses and office Of “passing to the tomb,” Not proivl haK^iIi/ii» nr minister dim. With its final wreaths of . fragrant seeking, are about the most corrupting whose verdant bo.som is throbbing beneath , us his memory. There W ashingt^ shall five, aud there en­ Filled with Wur’s glittering files. shrined the caresses of the sunbeams that rests up­ As batt'e fugu(» or Coronation Hymn agencies of the day, in their influence upon The sparkling dew that filled the cup Ah ! the hand is cold that wrought it—fond­ Within the vast heart-temple of mankind. Of many a lovely lli»wor. on it l>3- day, and tlio dew-drops that em­ Swept through the bannered aisles— the young. ^Tbe idle resort to the dram ly would tho poet crave Our houored Commonwealth ehali still re Has banished when the sun was up brace it iu the dusk} h( urs of night; whose shop for companionship ; they aspire to of­ Saw pngoant, solemn, grand or gay to view. Just to place a simple fluw’rot on the sculp­ ceive Beneath its withering puvr'^r. form arrayed in a robe of veidant loveliness, tor’s early grave. fice as furnishing the best support for the In mortal so sultliine. The purest worship grateful love can give. least labor. Youth should be taught tfa^ and bedecke I by the jewels that gleam from Her praise according milhona shall pro- ‘Till ever tJius ; the joys of f»i»rth As this which seeks to crown with homage not that the sombre angel stilled iu self reliance and personal independenc^ the sparkling waters, the waving tiees and due claim Are fleeting, trunsient. tew ; death his manly heart. that spurn a provision not earned by non- But joys of a celestinl birt h the many-hued flovveiR ; is a perfected form The foremost man of Time ! All too soon for life’s ambition, all to soon And earth’s remotest age shall bloss Vir­ ginia’s name! est industry. Are ever bright aud trui% ot beauty ; and it whispers to us of love­ for Christian Art. liness. and its similitude is to the grace and Then let the gun from out its peaceful It is a mistake to suppose that boys from smoke Well he laboured whatsoever here his hands atiraciiveness, of that heart whose germ is Cheating the Devil. sixteen to twenty-one are beyond the age A Word for Flowers. Its thundfr speak eloud. had found to do. adapted to parental control. It is theii purity, and whose out gushings are love And subniissivH to "his Master passed away Squire H., living in the town of A., was As when ihe rainbow of our flag first broke they need it most. It is then that reasoi! ‘•To gild refined gold, to paint the lily. aud kindliness. Through battle’s rifted cloud. from mortal view. a man is easy circumstances, with every To throw new perfumes upon the violet. And each mountain and valley is. in it­ thing, enough in doors and out. In his may bo invoked to enforce discipline, ami Thus amid tho wailing music of the Re­ To sm«»oth the ice or add another hue self. a completed chapter of the great Book Peal, trumpets, peal! your strain trium­ yard was a large pile of wood, sawed and that, if ever, the habit of self control is to Unto the rainbow, or with a taper bright phant lend quiem, mournful ffrand. to be acquired. The lesson of obedienr. ot Nature; and each lake and river; each As with joyous hallelujah* sought Mozart split, and sufflcient in bulk to keep a dozen To seek the beauteous eye of Heaven to To stir the wintry air. families through the winter, with enough to parents is the preparation to qualify t)i garnish, tree and flower, is an exquisitely wrought the Spirit Land :— And upward to the throne of God ascend more where that came trom. young for submission to authority and Ittv. ! ■ wasteful and ridiculous^^xcesa." line or stanza impressed upon the teem­ Tho frankincense of prayer— Thus from faint celestial glimpses and from Across the street from Squire H., lived These are well known trurhes. But pract; Upon entering the g&rden one cold morn­ ing page.'4 of these chapters, each replete well assured renown Not ours but His the glory ever be, Mrs. W., a poor widow woman in straight­ cally they are disregarded ; and their n ing, not long ago, i espied, nestling in its with the expressions of genuine beanty and Culled to gaze on fairer visions Raphael laid While yet the ages run. ened circumstance, with four mouths to feed lect involves well meaning but misjud^i ^ little bed of leaves, a bright eyed violet.— poetry. And tke wild wind that wanders his pencil down. over them, now shrieking in the fury of a Who, that His favored people might be free, and four little bodies to warm besides her parents, and thankless and guilty childrti . Looking a little further, 1 found another ; Gave earth a Wasuixuton ! Though for him the tearful Muses sorrow own. in a common disgrace and shame. Socie>. and finally returned with quite a little bo- tempest, anon hushed to a murmuring in their mootdi" home— II. Squire H., doted on his big wood pile, suffers from it. in the multiplication o quet. They looked ai fresh and beautiful symphony, is like to the inherent spirit of Though a tranquil light has faded from, the and was in tha habit of taking a peep at n poverty and crime, and in the vicious ii as if nourished under the sun ot June, in­ this Book of Nature, which now breaks Yes! the sculptor’s work is finished, and deep blue sky of Rome— through the closed blinds of his window fluence of turbulent and unprincipled mei stead of blooming in the midst of Januar)-. forth in the magnificence of sublimity, and to life the metul starts. and anon sinks to the repose of a quiet Gone before us he has givon unto earth im­ before retiring at night. One night he They brought a charm with them; they Token of a people’s lovo and crowning tri­ mortal grace. loveliness. bute of the Arts. saw a female hanging around the pile, and The Pocket Book. —Scene First. A seemed to say that Summer was coming And iu Art's bright Hemicycle found among opening the door partially to get a better young Gent is discovered suriounded h soon ; that the cold winds, trusts and storms And eKcb lake and river, each tree and True, no need of molten image or of column his peers a place : flower, in itself is a perfected poem, aside skyward rc-ared. view, saw her stnop, pick up a large armful his friends, who are jesting with him re of Winter, must soon give place to the gen­ Gladly th?y accord our brother lasting, from the line or stanza that it imp esses Had this Christian sage and soldier, to the and start off. She had not proeeeded far garding hia attentions to a certain youiSj. tle breezes of Spring ; and though our hori­ m )nuniental fame. upon the pages ot the Book of Nature.— world’s great heart endeared : however when she stopped short and he liidv: zon might for a time be darkened, yet there Blended in the bronze above us with earth’s overheard the following: ‘I cannot steal— Young Gent—‘Boys, I’ll tell you how it was always brightness, pejce and purity, The placid lake that rtposes m unruffled proundest, grandest name. Yet Virginia’s deep aflfection she would to the eye ot God is upon me.* and down went is: ieft in the world. beauty the gleaming river that courses the world proclaim IIL the wood again and she walked off a few You see I care nothing for the girl, it is And I thought how many there were in through the valleys, mirror back from their In 'his hronzi and granite only less endur­ 0 ! ’tis a noble sight. steps and stopped again; *1 have not a the old man’s pocket book I am after. the world to whom flowers were fiowers watery depths the azure sky and the chang­ ing than his tame : ■ The fiery steed, just checked, that paws the slick of wood in the house, the weathar is Chorus of friei.ds.-fja I ha ! and nothing more; who would as soon tread ing clouds that rest above (.hem, even as And the Sisters—they who wander by the ground bitter cold, and mv poor children are freez- Scene Second. A parlor—Time. 11 P. with heavy footsteps upon one. as to take the affinities of one human heart will an­ old melodious River — As if impatient for the clarion’s sound ing. The inquire has enough and will nev­ M., Your g lady seateid. Young gent ris­ a little pains to avoid it. Such actions are swer to the kindred affinities of another.— Honour still t. e few whose virtues live for­ That culls to deadly fight. er miss it.’ So saying she filled her arms es to depart hesitates as if bashful, and then always emblematic. One who would ruth­ The leafy tree, whose sprays are quiver­ ever and forever. Tho war horse says ha ! ha ! again with the coveted fuel. slowly remarks : lessly crush a flow«r, has an inherent dis­ ing to the passing breeze and gleaming<‘in Long in vain the Arts debated aeath tho And snufls. in very insolence of pride Again she started and again hesitated— Miss Matilda, excuse me, but you must position to injure the feelings of others.and the sunbeams that rest upon them, is a type of stalwart humanity, erect in the amaranthine shade. With high arch’d nock and furious nostril •What! steal? I never before did such a be aware that my frequent visits, my atten­ Co be to all around a curse instead of a bless How the fit apotheosis of our hero should wide, ' consciousness of its strength, and receiving thing and God forbid I should do it now?’ tions. cannot have been without an object. ing. Such think it a great loss of time be made : The battle from afar. and down went the wood upon the pile Young lady—Ah yes, so I’ve heard, which might be more profitably employed, but a passing tinge frem the light and sha­ When a Muse said “ 0 my sisters, there But sits our matchless one again. But the thought of her suffering and shall be only too happy to grant what if a woman spends a few moments in the dows of life that fall upon it. But the lit­ tle flower, whose beauty is yet more en­ are two of mortal birth Serene, as erst in war’s intensest wrath, children brought her once more to the pile, you desire. garden or tries to preserve a few of her Who are worthy to interpret all his great­ Aud points forever to the golden path hanced by its frailty, and which can only and filled her arms the third time with (Takes from the table a paper parcel, favorites through the W inter. •• The ness unto oaith ; Of I'mpirc and the sun. live and urfold its petals in the genial sun­ wood. Once more she started acd again and unfolding it, displays a large old fash­ Almighty DolUr" is the idol of their wor- Tho high and holy calm •hip. shine. is the inanimate counterpart ot those “Kegally have wo endowed them with tho turn backed,I will not steal— 1 wi'I trust in ioned and empty moroco pocket book.)__ delicat<‘ly (Tganized beings, whose natures' . . . , . , That crowns his brow, there cast its aure­ God, and if it i.-s His will, we’ll perish to- This, I have been informed, is that object. But there is another class of persons who ole. , ^ " 1 • L • I- -I Let us lor this loftier service richer gilts to ; t»ether.’ So saying she threw down the Permit me to present it and congratulate really do not think anything about them. can only expand in the society ol congenial ussi'>-n.” When dangers dire he met with cqu;il soul spirits, and upon whose sensitive hearts the w( od upon the pile, and the Squire saw you that you will in future have no further If you direct their attention to any particu­ Then came Eloquence, attended by the Or bore the victor’s palm. lar flower, they will say, “Yes. very pret­ shadow of unkindness falls but to darken her enter ler dwelling and close the door. occ||ion to renew thess visits and atten­ rhythmic choir. So ’mid tho whirling snow tions. ty /’ and yet they have no real luve nor ap- forever. He retired to bed, but slumber was slow in And from l.er unfailing altar touched an Ev­ Where freezing Delaware rolled darkly by. visiting his eyelids. He thought of ihe fveciation of them. But our time will allow us to pursue erett’s lips with fire. Young Gentlemen leaves. Beyond tho shoi*e he turned his eagle eye poor widow aud her sutiering children and With the early Spring come the fragile these illustrations no further. Enough Where duty bade him go. wild flowers, swaying to the winds of that to each of you is given to continue While tho voiceless Mu.te of Sculpture, perhaps when he slept he dreamed of them. Little or Nothings. white and shining, rain'd her wand, So after sad defeat. Early the next morning widow W. was April, or seeking the shelter of some rock them in their varied and manifold details; It is not generous to blame yv.uth for the and that all may turn to the great universe, And ayetmost wonderous cunning straight­ From luishod Long Island’s camp be sent surprised to see the Squire’s tour ox team, or tree. Then the vast variety that spring way thrilled through Crawford’s hand. hia hosis. follies of young men. up and bloom in the lovely Summer months; and Irom thence ever pursue the exalted loaded with wood, haul up in front of her At midnight o’er the tide like sheeted ghosts dwelling, and the Squire commence pitch­ the roses, rerbenes, carnations, pinks, peo-' and glorious emanations of the Poetry of And he left his nymphs and Hebes in their And glorified retreat. Gold is universnlly worshiped, without ing it otf. aita and pansies, mignonnettes aud gers- Nature. sleep of snowy stone, a single vemple, and by all classes, without With the grand old dreamy beauty of the And such his tranquil mien nisms, the lilies of the fields and the dwel­ VV'^hat’s this, Squire H ?’ said the aston­ a sin^’le hypocrit'e. A housemaid who was sent to call a gen­ Greek around them thrown. When over dienched redoubt aud shattered ished and balf-frighted woman ; •] didn’t lers in eoDservatoriei. And finally the au* wall tleman to dinner, found him engaged in us­ He who stabs you with a pen would do tumnal flovrers, that linger with us t'* the Catching from this theme majestic, in his He saw the Brition’s lion banner fall order that wood, and God knows 1 can’t ing a tooth brush. pay for it.’ the same with a penknife, were he as safe last. thought’s enkindled glow. At Yorktown’s final seeno. 'Well, is he coming ?’ said the lady of from detection and the larr. There is nothing that gi^es a more cheer- Something of tho ft rcetul purpose marble- ‘It is yours, nnd all paid for ma’am!’ the house, as the servant returned. wrought of Angelo. 0 ! for that self-command, fuf, pleasant, homelike look to a house in suna out the Squire tugging away at n To enjoy to day. stop worryng about to ‘Yes. ma’am, directly.’ was the reply; That sweet serenity, that grace refined. Ill hi.s quiet Roman workshop months the big lo?,- - You cheated the devil last night.’ morrow. Next week will be jus^ ks capa winter, than a stand of flowers, fresh and •he’s just shnrpening his teeth.’ That wisdom throned within a lofty mind green, bringing happy thoughts and plea­ sculptor toiled ; at length To save tho freeman’s land. The poor woman insisted that thers must ble of taking care of itself as this one is. All completed roso tho mudol iu its glory bo some mistake about it. sant memories; a ‘‘wellspring ot jo y c o m - Hero venerated shade ! A farmer said to a barber that he ought and its strength. •! tell you its yours, for cheating the dev­ Printers »viih nine Children are to' panions.aimo8t frineds. A bouquer of flow- As proudly we tlieir mighty deeds review exempted from taxation in the ■ fe ‘•f of to reduce his prices now that corn was Th(!n beyond the Alps they bore it, statute il last night.’ said the Squire, and there • rs would be the choicest present that could cheap- No siree.’ said the shaver, ‘for And what, as well, thou did.st forbear to do— New York. Very safe legislation tVat. be made to a lover of them. And flowers of t he deathless nain«, No trust by thoe betrayed— comes a mnn to saw it up, and pack it away when corn is cheap, farmers make such T(» the distant Geimun city there to be bap­ ;n the wood house. in a sicic room, bringing hopes of returning Impart thy love of truth— Time is the most paradoxica of ail long fttces that I have twice the the ground tized iu flume, The widow began to ‘sm. II a n^t,’ and thing--- ; the past is gone, the f ,‘ure'-j health and happiness, or harbingers of that to go over.’ Teaeh us the good and ill alike to bear, better world of fadeless flowers. ’Twas a glorious thing to witness, as the So shall the State with Freedom’s Goddess stammering her thanks to the Sijnire, re­ com e, and the present becomes One word, in conclusion,to the “ lordsof A witty prelate was once asked if he did swarthy artisan share treated into the house. She wanted for no while we attempt to define it.^ ^ not think that snch a one followed his con Set the fiery torrent freo and seething in the Her bright perpetual youth. more wood that winter. creation." If there should be a plant stand mould it ran : Good wives, like filberts, u iU science: Yes, said his Grace ‘1 think he IV. in your favorite window, or if you should Original Defination.— A little boy ii> tor a long time. It all de|>ends^-Mi^|^ does follow it, as a man doee a horse in a hav# to get up in the night to make a fire, But great joy there was in Mutich when And now. my brothers, what to us remains Cambridge describes snoring as “letting ofl care you take of them, and how or gird up in Summer, a little pl»t of gig—he drives it first.’ tho metul furnaco-tiied, ‘ Of solemn duty —which the day ordains, sleep.’ band them. W almost entirely unnoticed by the parents or is stagnant, is a fact that cannot be dis­ 4th, Resolved. That the officers of this gal teachers, with public money, are liable these inventions and we can only remark ®i)c Ecpublicflu. the community, that there are no doubt proved. meeting be requested to forward a copy of to be sued by the Comptroller, for the mon­ that most of them have proved valuable.— the doings of this meeting, io the Editor of some who view the eflfi»rts of the Board with The machinery of our Union is of a dele­ ey so paid. The patent on the little Bow-Pin alone is Saturday, March 6tli, 1858. the Housatonic Republican, for insertion in ■a jealous eye ; yet they will not be detered gated Democratic stamp, and all public en­ that Journal. Districts shall have houses and out­ worth the price of a good farm. The Snow- Tok U0U8ATON10 Uspi’BLicAN, (succeBKorlo ih from their duty while the community en- terprises must bo sanctioned by the people P M. JAQUA, Chairman, buildings, satisfactory to Visitors. Sea. Plow which is a recent invention, suggest­ trit The ofiicers of the British Gov­ HE Union Convention of delegates, from aniined.and gave good satisfaction.although ing the schools. the regulation was proper and conducive to | the two at Winsted. last week. It was de- ernment who tested the worth of this war­ T the several towns in the 17tli Senatorial owing to the sickuoss a part of the time or Per Order of the Beard, the good of schools, then the Board have a I cided that poor blistered Tom must dip like instrument were strongly impressed district, will be held at Fulls Village, Ct., Mias Stevens, by which other teachers have right not only to make but enforce it by j fingers into the State Committees Funds with its wonderful power and accuracy, on Wednesday, March lUth, 1858, at 10 supplieil her place, the school has not made Doings ot the Board of Visitors. law. And that in no sense can it be said general, and draw forth enough to enable and had it not come under their noti'^e a o’clock, A. M.. for the purpose of putting as good progrosi as it otherwise would. The acting Board of Visitors for both to be arbitary or oppressive, as it does not the Satanic establishment to flood the towns little too late for use in the Crimean War. m nomination a candidate for Senator, to North and South Canaan, met last Wed­ in this part of the State, with simon • pure the next Legislature of this State. Each After a reces-j of 1-2 hour, which was here affect the district until the time of revoca­ it is very probable the English Government town is requested to secure the attendance taken, the school of Mr. Barns, or No. 14, nesday, according to appointment, at the tion, when we believe the whole public Republicanism. Well—well—this then ex­ would have been under obligations to our of a full delegation. was brought forward, and proved by their house of Charles Kellogg, for the purpose money must have been expanded. Lastly, | plains Tom’s great anxiety to be put upon lamented neighbor for a portion of its sue* C, U Maltbie, ) examination, that their teacher had not la­ of completeing the financial busi ness of the the revocation was intended as a repri­ that Committee, although contrary to the cess before the walls ef Sebastopol. We S. W. Gold, > Committee year, and doing any other business which wishes of the County Very wel>, as the fel­ George Landon. ) bored in vain, and that he had not only mand to Mr. Marsh, and to let the district are glad to know that the present Govern might be presented. Falls Village, Feb. 10th. 1858. earned bis wages, but the reputation of a understand, that the Visitors were acting low could not bleed Gov. Holley,last year as ment at Washington has manifestfd a first class teacher. It was, after careful investigation, deci­ for the ultimate good of all the schools in much as he wished to,we suppose he must be strong desire to give this Projectile a test Sl^kX. a meeting of the electors of South The n'^xt, and last schodl examined, was ded that Districts No. 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 8, 9^ town, without fear or favor to any, and helped this year to a large fat slice some worthy of its well-known merits, Canaan, held by call of Town Committee, that of Mr. Webster, of No. 15. The school, 10,11, 12, 13,14 and 15, bad kept schools with no desire to allow private feel­ way—probably Gov, Buckinj,ham & Co., The geui'js of the deceased is more plaic.- in this village, March 3rd, 1858, Mr- Eze- although having been under the care of a six months daring the year, ending the 28/A ing or interests, to influence them or pre­ will get great advantage by such means, at ly visible in the various kinds of machinerj kial S. H aski^nd 0. M. Brinton, were ap­ a teacher who had never taught before, sat­ day of Feb. 1858, by teachers duly examin­ vent them from doing their duty. The all events we shall see how the thing works ; he has designed than in the inventions he pointed delegates to attend the Senatorial isfied all present that our common schools ed and approved, and have been visited ac­ revocation of the certificate of the teachers, but don’t fla ter yourselves Messrs. Clark has accomplished. These are too numer­ Convention, to be held at Fall* Village, could not only be made interesting, but an cording to law, by the Visitors, and that was and is considered by the Board, as for & Co., that any such course will put any ous to describe, but may be seen by the March 10,1858, for the purpose of nomi­ hon<'r to our*Town; State and Nation. money heretofore drawn bad been expended the good of all concerned, as it shows the spilt sticks on our tongue just yet for our courtesy of any member of the firm at the nating a candidate for Senator to the next The examination concluded by specimens according to law, as proved by oath of the people that they are earnest in the mattor new subscribers from Winsted are all paid works in Sharon Valley. One of these ma­ Legislature. Upon the request of Mr. of declamation from several voung gents, Committees of said districts, all of which of reform. The effe(jt of the revocation for, while yours are free so you say to the chines can perform such miracles of labor Brinton to be excused from serving as dele­ of Miss Stevens, Mr. Barnes, and Mr. Web- entitles the said districts to their re.spective was to make the schools, pHvat* Schools subscribers, if not to the office seekers,— that the mind can scarcely give credence gate. he wap so excused and E. W. Spurt sters schools, who speke their pieces ex­ share of the publie money for this year.— after that date, and have no deleterious ef­ What an independent journal the Herald to its power without witnessing its operas appointed in his place. ceedingly well. One youth, some little That from the representations of members fect, upon the scholars or the district. The must be ? tion. With the aid of one boy it can drill of district No. 7, the Board eannot consider last Summer’s teachers and the Winter and turn complete in one day twenty-five E3T We would call the attention of our larger than General Tom Thumb, showed said district responsible for the culpable Memoir of Andrew Hotchkiss, nundred Curry Comb Handles, while readers to the advertisement of U. H. Mi­ the genuine Statesman’s grit in addiessing teachers till the revocation, can be paid le­ 200 act of E. B. Manly, in refusing to conform Of the Firm 0^ HotchJci.ts 4* Sons, of Sharon Val. is a task for one man by the ordinary lathe. ner, in another column, wh) is offering his the audience, and was well applauded. gally out of the public money. 1/ so, what to the regulations of the Board, and his or Uy, Connecticut. His character, in a moral and social point good* for a few days longer at cost to make All the schools of North Canaan, had ex­ harm then is done by the revocation, just the committees neglect to inform the acting From the Amenia Times of Feb. 24,1858. of view was of a high order. Although ri>onii for new Spring Goods. Our readers cellent teachers the past season, and have this and no more : It places these teachers visitor wh ‘n his school closed, as has been misfortune had cutoff trom him many of the and the public, know full well that the tr in- done well. All the schools highly honored before re is miums. found it somewhat difficult to decide them in employ, they have a perfect right r>otice. Not because the lives of those who intendent, for the money for that district, no reason to doubt them now, in the offer how to award them—but concluded to give to, for the very few weeks remaining, and | pass away from our midst are devoid of in­ strung with vigorous health; although the for this year. That district No. 5-, is not of their goods at low figures to make room the first premiuna to school No. 15; or the pay them ’as is often the case, for a part of iterest; on the contrary, there is in many blessings which usually surround one-half entitled to public money for not having had the life of man, to him were always remote; for others. The‘Clover Seed notice is wor­ school of Mr. Webster, and the second pre­ their timo by a schojl bill. There is no of them much that would reflect the best any schoo' during the past year. The Board yet he manifested no impatience, nor d d thy of the attention of all Farmers. mium to school No. 13, or the school of doubt that the authors of those rpsolutions,' attributes of human nature, that would di's- Miss Foster. further decid'»d that the law gives them publlshed above, and who declare our reg- 'play virtue and piety in their purest li-ht, h3 ever complain of bis lot. His kindnes» V isit to the P lymouth.— Gov. Holley After this award, one of the committee power to make all proper regulations for ulation jast and proper; but condemn us .,„d would shed a glory upon the humbler of disposition won the affections of all who of Connecticut, with a party of friends, proposed that the visitors should raise by the management of schools, and the regula­ for carrying it out, would have viewed walks of life, which would not pale before knew him. It was his constant effort to be paid a visit yesterday morning to the Ply­ contributions on the spot, enough money to tion of which the resolutions laid before them the matter in a far different light, had they the splendor of a higher fame. But the alone in his suffering and lot none other mouth practice ship, at the Washington give the other districts, Holbrook’s School from No. 2, approve of. and declare to be had the candor to have asked for an explan­ goodness which adorns the lives of these, realize his pain. He would always fore­ nary-yard. Commander Dahlgreen re­ Apparatus which was acceeded to, and conducive to the benefilof both scholars and ation, rather than in their excessive wrath is known and cherished in the memory of stall those kind offices dictated by sym­ ceived the party, showed them the vessel $12,50 raised by the Board from voluntary teachers, as such is a right and proper one to to have threatened destruction to the Re­ all those to whom their death is a bereave­ pathy on the part of both friend and kin.— and its armament with his wonted courto:^y | contributions of the spe^^tators, in about be enfoiced by the Board, and which no on^ publican, by stopping the patronage ot a ment, and for whom their lives can furnish For fifteen years previous to the last ft*w and honored the governor with the usual five minutes. The examination concluded should be allowed to disobey wilfully with­ few papers, which yiftld us 25 cents each, interest. The subject of our sketch has a days of his life he did not allow even hia salute of 15 guns.— Washington Union. by remarks from the Board of Visitors, out just reprimand. The Board wish all to clear profit for the year, and by refusing claim upon our notice beyond the consider- mother to witness his worst sufferings.— thanking Scholars, Touchers. Parents, make themselves fully acquainted with the to hear the Rev. Mr. Ferguson preach, ex-jatioug of |„ca' circumstance. His name is His calamity was all his own. The Democratic State Convention, Choir and others, for t'.eir voluntary atten­ law, and fulfil it in all points hereafter.— poet to upset the foundation of the Metho- ~ part of History, it is written in the ar He was liberal in opinion, charitable, gen^ which met Wednesday, appeared to have dance, with comments upon the vast impor­ The Board completed the certifioates of a^l didt Episcopal Church, of this Village. | chives of his country, and will rank with erous In heart, but firm in patpose.Jt|His-' much more unanmity than was expected by tance of their enterprise, as well as the new entitled to them, at the Full examinatio n, How must it look to an unprejudiced com- | of ^en whoso genius and skill ha^e firmness was not the obstinacy of conceit,, some of the opposition, as Gen. James T- book system, which th«y werd desirous of and they are in the hands of the chairman, munity, to see the names cf two offioiul written on the times in which they lived, nor the stubborness of dogmatism, it was Pratt, of Rocky Hill, was nominated upon carrying out, with all the other provisions subject to the call of those teachers. The members of a prosperous church, profess- thj indelible signs, Progrrss and Proaperi- purely the confidence of a sound judgment the first formal ballot; after which John of the present excellent common Sc'iool Board decided that the school district offi­ ing to be zealous of good works, at the bot- j goveinecl by well digested and accurate tom of the above resolutions, thereby con­ Colton Smith, was nominated for Lieut. Law of Connecticut, and thereby secure a cers are not entitled to draw the public mon­ A n d r e w I I o t c h k is «, son of Ashabcl A. th^iught. demning their own Minister, for an act of Governor; for Secreta,ry of State, F. Will­ thorough common school education to the ey from the Treasury,without an order from Ilotchki.s.'i, was born in Watorbury, Ct., in He was not a memb.^r of any Christian duty, which is for the future welfare of all iams, jr., Stoiiington ; for Treasurer, Dan’l mass of children (the poor aa well as the the Board of Acting Visitors, for North and the year 1823. whonco he removed when 9 church, but he lived an 1 died a sincere fol­ our youths. Truly, the world must con­ B. Warner, East Haddam ; for Comptrollei, rich) in the town of Canaan. South Canaan. The Board having been yeers of age with his father’s family to lower of Jesus Christ. From a very early- sider them endowed with Christian love Peleg C. Child, Woodstock. At this exauiination the benefit of uniform threatened with prosecution if they varied Sharon Valley where he continued to live age he was impressed with a strong relig­ when they can seek to kill the prosperity The Convention adopted resolutions, en­ books was fully e.templified and u iJersfcood from the technicalitios of the law, are resol. until the day of his death which took place ious feeling, and his life W4S the true ex­ •oftlioir Pastor and Church in this way, dorsing the administration of Mr. Buchan­ by all (one who had opposed the new books ved to.abide strictly by the law themj^elves,- Fob. 10th, 1853, at the age of 35 years.— pression of a pure piety unaided by the but, have not the courage or candor, to ask an, although, they leaned somewhat to voluntarily expiessed his conviction now, and insist that Districts, Committees, and When be was yet a child, the afflicted fath­ outward forms that claim the notice of men. their Brother for an explanation of his con­ Dcuglasism or popular sovereignty, as at that the action of the Board was jast and other Officers and Teachers, shall hereafter er and mother discovered that he had nei­ He lived piety but never displayed it.— duct, which perhaps in their ignorance the}' first enunciated by h'm, to which we be­ proper). Hud the old multiplicity of books do the same.and concluded, by unanimously ther use nor sensation in the lower part The same clearness of understanding that may think “strange,” although, it be on­ lieve Gen. Pratt honestly holds, even if he ap;-eared, there could have been only con adopting the following: of his limhs. No medical nor surgical aid distinguished him in the affairs of this ly a simple reprimand for not conforming does not openly avow it. The General is a fusion throughout the whole examination; At a meeting of the Board of School Vis­ could overcome the calamity, and through world raised his soul to j-jst coaoepti’'ns of to what they in their wisdom are constrain­ Race Horse, and will make good time, I ad and thi* day’s examination was only a fair itors, held at the house of Chas. Kellogg, the whole of his life he has^borna the bur- the Infinite, from whom he.drew the inspir­ ed to confess, to be a very proper regula­ not Scranton broke down, it would have sample of every day life in our Common Esq. The following resolution was unani­ dcn and endured the suffering i f an incura­ ation of love that purified, virtue that em­ tion. The Board marked out a consistent been amusing to have seen the three run, Schools, where heretofore there has been a mously passed, viz :— ble infirmity. This precluded the possibil­ bellished, and piety that made holy a life course for thems« Ives to walk, in last fall, as it is there is no little fun ahead. deleterious con*'usi:n made by different Resolved. That we deem the act of W, ity of the enjoyment by him of such advan­ devoted to the good of his fellow creatures. one approved by all, and they will not- books, which we hope is now bani.shed L. Marsh and E. B. Manly, Teachers in tages as were within the reach of other If lifj were merchandise, and worth it» DIst. No. 2 and Di; t. No. 7, in refusing to now swerve from their course of duty by WlNSTED, Ma’^ch 1st, 1858. forever from them. Another advantage l®/5. He never went to school. He was- price, how great a dubtor were the world comply with the requisition of the Board, any tempest, that may be brought to bear M r . E d i t o r —Sir :— We, of this section derived from these public examinations, however, amply compensated for this in the to hi n! He give it much, and from it took to attend the public examination of the upon them,by those who wilfully blind their have been looking with intense interest from is that the diffjreut teachers have a chance schools, held at the South Canaan Cong’l affectionate and unwearied efforts of his but little. Selfishness the besetting sin of eyes and imagine they have been wronged. week to week, for an answer or explanation to see th<» operations of their diffijrent Meeting House, Feb. 23d, as highly repre parents to give him that instruction at human nature, found no place in his heart. No. 2 considered the Board to be guided by to your enquiries, by the great and glorious methods or teacliiiig, while at the same time hensible, and that if such action should be home which he could not obtain elsewhere. In the last hours of his life, when conscious endorsed by the public it would have a ten a true regard for the future interests of champion of Free Speech and Free Kansas, they are led to assimilate the best method. And so successful were they in their teach­ of approaching death, ho expressed a wil­ dency to neutralize all the efforts, that are schools, when they laid out a lot for them — of this village—but we see that he has giv­ Again the community have a chance to being made by the Board, to improve the ings, and such was the energy of their pu­ lingness to either live or die, but if choice but now they say the Board are actuated en notice that he shall back out and wait know where are the best schools, scholars condition of our schools. pil’s mind, that he had grasped the highest could be granted he would prefer to live a by selfish motives, 0 ! consistency, thou for you to die a natural d<»ath. We feel from which is to come future teachers, and H. EDDY, o'vjects of education at an age when others year or two more to finish the work he had A. H. FERGUSON, indeed art jewel, not known is the land that if he ever sees that day it will be long the best Teachers for present employment. a were; grappling with its mere elements.— left undone. WM. G PIERCE, of Indignation. after the Satanic Pfess, No. 2, as you pro The Board can advise more effectually as to C. B. MALTBIE. He had raised the finished column when It was a solemn moment for his family perly call it has sunk to oblivion. the best modes of discipline Sea , when the Board of Acting Visitors. others were laying the pedestal; in other when it became certain that the day of his W hat are the D uties of D istricts, Will you, sir, now as Clark will not do it, schools are united. The people can know words, at an early age he became capable dissolution was near at hand. It was Proceedings of a Meeting' of the Committees, other Officers, and explain to us the purport and meaning of by them,how each and every school is pro­ of deep and concentrated thought—had ac­ thought best that his physician should T bachers.— This matter is an important your enquiries as we would know the truth, gressing, and a healthy spirit of emulation, Inhabitants of the 2d School communicate the s\d intelligence to him.->- District, in South Canaan, held one, and one that is not thoroughly enough quired a subtle penetration, a clear under­ He received it with great composure, his the whole truth, and nothing but the truth, will not only be aroused amongst schools M a rc h 1, 1858. understood. standing, and a most unerring judgment.— and vote accordingly. Yours, &c. face beaming with a glory it had never but the whole comm'inity. The scholars At a meeting of the inhabitants of the The Committee shall make annual returns This early maturity of mind practically A Subscriber te Herald and Repuhliean. known before. Taose who saw him say hare not only a Holiday, but are by this 2d School District in South Canaao, held on —shall visit each school twice—shall make bent upon useful objects of industry, has C y We will endeavor to explain if our public measure taught proper self oonfi- that such an expression of mingled lesigw the evening of March 1st, 1858, for the pur­ annual report—shall render all required as­ been the means of establishing the enter­ particular friend does not eoon. E d . nation, hope and confidence and joy, is sel­ deace, and enabled to tell properly what pose of taking into consideration the recent sistance to the Visitors, to carry out the prising firm of H o t c h k is s & S o n s , of Shar­ dom witnessed in the “chamber where the they know, wherever it may be necessary strange action of C. B. Maltbie and A. H. law &c. on Valley, of which he was a partner, and School Celebration. good man meets bis fate.” He point d for them to do so. Ferguson, a minority of the Board of The Teachers must be examined and ap­ whish IS so so well known in connection The Schools of North Canaan, met ^c out the way we ought to live, and taught By the Premiums offered, the schools will School Visitors, for the town, in revoking proved—shall keep a register &c —shall be with the manufacture of various patented cording to appointment, last Tuesday, at Boon us how to die. be supplied with valuable apparatus the certificate of approval, given December examined by all the Committee appointed articles, of which the subject of this sketch the Congregational Meeting House, and for Common Schools. last, to Mr. Marsh, the teacher of our pub­ for that purpose—shall have their certifi­ was the inventor. From a small beginning ^ rW e are informed that tho Agent is notwithstanding the stormy day, showed a By the proper emulation arising from lic school, by said Board, after (as we sup­ cate revoked if they do not conform to the in a building a few feet square, the works now canvassing this part, for a new Map of noltle spirit of j^nulation by their full and have year after year under the presiding these examinations, we shall soon see all pose) a careful examination, for no other regulations of the Visitors—shall render Litchfield County, which is to embraoe aU iri-e attendance, which no doubt was some Districts supplied with g>od School Houses reason than his failure to attend a certain all required assistance to help carry out the ecenius of A n d r e w , so increased the pro- the roais, rivers, all the locations of the what increased by the pleasant and profita­ and proper surroundings. general examination of the schools, callod law—shall make a certified abstract of their port;o;ip, that now they are capable of mak­ ble examination had at South Canaan, the dffferent branches of business, and the By this movemimt, other towns may be by said Board, it \7&s unanimously resolveC: schools—custom has made it their duty to ing and finishing more than eighteen hun­ week previous. There were present some names of property holders generally; with induced to arouse from their lethargy upon 1st, That, while we approve of such an notify Visitors, of the timo of opening and dred Curry Combs in 10 hours of each day, seperate Village plans. The Map will be 150 scholars, and about 150 spectators,com- the subject of Public Education. examination, ani exhibition of the school, closing school &c. and t'.iis is only one article of a great num­ neatly engraved, coloured, and mounted, posed of parents, guardians, members of as was contemplated by the Board of School T be Board feel that, although there are a The whole Board of Visitors, shall ap­ ber, for the manufacture of which they have tlie choir, and others interested in common Visitors, and believe it would conduce to and delived to subscribers in a few months. few who feel to censure them for some of point acting visitors, who shall do all the tho facilities of power, roam and most effic­ Hcho'jls. The ch(»ir gave excellent and ap­ the benefit of both teachers and scholars, It is desirable that every person should we do most earnestly protest, against any business of the Board—they shall make ient machinerj'. propriate music.atthe opening and closing, l^heiracts, (which were intended only to embrace the opportunity, and subscribe for lead all to see that thay are earnest in tlie compulsory attempts to effect the object on rules and regulations for the schools—they At tho age of 15, ho showed unmistaka and bj tweeu the examination of the differ- a Map of the publishers. matter of r'fcrm,) yet that the day is not the part of the School Visitors, as illegal shall examine schools—they shall annull ble signs of an extraordinary constructive schools. There were 5 schools present, and inexpedient, because such examinations RICHARD CLARK. Publisher, tar distant, when even they will thank them the cortifioates of teachers, who shall not and inventive faculty. The first fruit of with« liAife p jrtion of their tcbolara,indeed are neither required by law or sanctioned 307 Wharton Street, for the efforts now making by the Board, by custom. comply with their regulations—they shall his vigorous mind was reaped from that a much larger portion than could have been Philadelphia. n behalf of public education, the great bul- 2d, Resolved. That we regard Mr. Marsh return tho number of scholars to the Comp­ small but useful article just mf^ntioned. the reason^ly expected on such a storaij day; work of our Nation; and are also well sat­ as possessing all the literary attainments, troller—they sliall send annual report to Curry Comb, en which ho had two distinct PICTURES AT 50 CENTS EACH. the other* would uo doubt have been pres recjuired by law, for a public teacher; that isfied that the only way to create an interest the Superintendent—they shall draw the patents. Tho firm can manufacture 25 r. A. THOMPSON, of this Village, will fbr «nt had i< not been for the iuclemeuoy of ho IS admirably qualified to manage a school, the next month, take hia superior Silvertyne amongHt »he masses, is by public celeora- money from the State Treasury. the and to impart instruction. varieties of them and can more than com- M Fictarcs. at the low price of SOcentit eaeh, for the ti(»n<. Ho^r is it that revivals of religion 3d, Resolved. That viewing as we do, They shall give orders on the town peto with the world in regard to price. Hi's sake of closing oat his Picture Stock. After whioh \ Bdird consider the celebration a com­ the action of Huid mnnibcrs (»f the board, Treasury for public money, to those dis he will sell his entire oonccru, consisting of a new are iuduoed uud extende 1 7 How is it par­ other inventions of which he was the Paten­ dolmos, Booth Haydens, | Camern, a new Jenny plete •uefM,»ud that a blow has been as arbitrary und opproriHlvo, and calculated \ ties awaken politioil interest and enthuai- tricts, who have kept school according to Lind Head Dres.s,and all other appuratue asuaUj •truck fi»r coaitftoa «ohoolii in Canaan,whinh if not intended, to produce discord and dif­ tee, are tho Ox-Bow Pin, Screw Wrench, accumpanlcd a picture j;allor.y, at ft«m T How in it that any public enterprise win crtate an i*t/^re*t b«:for« unknown. ficulty in our school, wn do hereby request law; shall report the districts which have ! Rifle.Cannon Projectile^ RVke-Head.” and L O W PRICES FOR CASH. Tbf ««i>oois fot »o long « UoiM have be n innmtiriiill vnl;/Itt//t^hlic mrelin^s. That Mr. Marsh, to cimtinue his school the full not kept school according to law &c. ,Snow-Plow. Our space is too limited to Making it a rare opportunity, for an Artist to ^u^ without tli«, Secret Diseases, Female all Female, Nervous, Constitutional and Bakerville, Conn., Feb. 27,1858. [!»w2 ] been used with entire success. The C anktr and GOODS ! ! ! his Old Stand. Where he is^LdBSKBM W a complaints, and all diseases of tht Sexual Salt Rheum Syrup is take:i internally, which Organsl Chronic Diseases, Old Sores, Fever Sores, prepared to supply all th o s e ffiM M M S H i cleanses the blood, by throwing impurities to the CLOVE K SEED! in want of anything in his^iSH Arising from Excesses and Imprudences in life,»Dd "'““ “ " ' ' * 0 surface, when the Cerate is a]?plied,externally,and Tumors and Humors. Persons residing at , ■ J^OW is the time to buy ; but be sure that you line, on the most reasonable terms, as he has got a removmg all Improper Discharges from the Blad­ all eruptions are destroyed, and health anrt beauty der Kidneys, or Sexual Organs, whether existing in a distance, by remitting $3 and steting ‘ -LI ^et the large kind of clover seed. large stock of well selected goods such as restored. Their Astonishing Success has called In order to make room for a Spring Stock of * . , ! ihe subscriber has raised 100 bushels of the out many ignorant pretenders, who have Introduc­ symptoms of disease, will receive medicines above kiud of seed, which he offers at $10,00 per MALE OR FEMALE. ed their wonderful preparatons to the public. They ’ From whatever cause they have originated. bushel. Goods, SOFAS. TETE-A-TETES, are out in almost every form, from panacea’s down by express, which will speak for themselves This seed has been raised in this latitude more LOUNGES, to pills, and all for Humors, {of course they are.) And no Matier of How Loog SlondiD?, whether he is a humbug br not. Dr. L. H. than twenty years, and is so »ccliraated that the Giving Health and Vigor to the F) ame, and B lotm most severe winters do not injure it, with suitable Marble lop and Mahogany Center and But it has been reserved to Dr. Weaver's Syrup U. H. MINER, and Cerate to achieve what (under the circum­ to the pallid check- Bomb, son and successor to Old Dr Chn's- management. Card Tables, This seed contains nearly 4 1-2 millions of seeds stances,) may be regarded as the most brilliant tri tiftQ Bone, Office 284 Grand, near Eldridge W ill continue to sell for Thirty Days, the balance umph yet achieved by any medicine everintroduc JOY TO THE AFFICTEO!!! to the bushel more than the seed usually sold at the Cherry and Black Waulnut Tables, It cures Nerviousand Debilitated suflerers,ard re­ stores, or an advance of more than one-fourth of the ed to the American public. Why is this ? Simply St.. New York City, Office hours from 9 of his Stock of 03 m SI QO. S3 a because they perform what they promise; and not­ moves all the symptonis.among which will L*found i j • . • 11 _ „„„ I whole number. withstanding the introduction of these new and Indis^>osition to 8. Sunday 5 to 12. Advice in all cases j orders from a d:stance will be thankfully receiv- Wash Stands, Candle Stands, wonderful preparations to the public, the Salt to exertion ,ol loss Gratuitous. Address all letters to Dr. L. 'ed and promptly attended to. C LO THING, Mahogany and Maple Chairs, Wood and Rheum Syrup and Cerate keep steadily on theii power, lo.ss of memory difficulity of breathing, H . B o n e . 284 Grand Street, New York DIRECTION FOR SEWING. Flag Seat Chairs, way, conquering as they go. If the public wish AND to try these new preparations, we have not a word general weakness, horror of ow four quarts to the acre. Plaster well and disease, weak nerves, trembling, City, [ol7-ly4l} pasture as little as possible the first year. LOOKING GLASSES, to say, for they have a sure remedy to fall back up­ on, viz.. Dr. Weaver’s Canker and Salt Rheum Sy dreadful horror of deatn, ni^ht sweats, NORMAN SPURR. Ladies W inter Dress Goods an d many other articles not mentioned, all of which cold feet, wakefulness, dimness of vision, he will sell as cheap as can be bought at any other rup and Cerate. Of this fact the public are well Chapinville, Ct..Feb. 25.1858. 9w4 A T COST languor, universal lassitude of muscular systcos, fltarriagcs. shop in the county,—the “ Border Ruffians'^ to the aware, for thousands, in all sections of the countrj, contrary notwithstanding. have been cured by them, after all other remedies often enormous appetite, with dy-peptic symptom* PREMIUM RAZORS! F O R CASH! had utterly failed. hot hands, flushing of the body, dryness of th« J8S- READY MADE COFFINS of all sizes skin. pallid countenance and eruptions ou constantly on hand. J. REMMELE. Manufactured and sold by S. A. Weaver 4 Co., In Falls Village, March 2d By Rev. A. E, L. DEWSNAP, the face, pain in the back, heaviness of F . Ferguson, M r . W . C onklin, to M iss Falls Village, June 26,1856. 4 New London Conn. RAZORS AND CUTLERY MAKER ALSO, Also for sale by merchants ia all sections of the eyelids, frequent black spots Elizabeth Nivek, both of Salisbury. United States. flying before the eyes, with A t H . WEST CORNWALL, CONN. FURNITURE, CARPETS, Oll^ 6m36 temporary less of sight; East Canaan, March 2, by Rov. want of attention, Eddy. Mr. H e n S t C. S t e v e n s , to Miss . L. Dewsnap, has Razors for sale at prices te CLOTHING! great mobility, Antoinette Stevens, both of Canaan. suit the “ Times,” in every styles and of tc« CL07H, MATTING, Mr. Wm. W. Scofield restlessness,’ Ebest quali y. which only need be seen to be admir­ with horror of society. Nothing is more desirable ed—used to be appri^ved. VXrOULD Respectfully inform the citicens of to such patients than solitude, and nothing Premiums were awarded to E. L. Dewsnap, at CROCKER Y, HARD WARE, BOOTS jT F alls V Illage and vicinity, that he hsis they more dread for fear of themselves; no TAKE NOTICE!! the Liichfield County Agricultural Fair in Septem­ taken the stand formerly occupied by no repose of manner, no earnestness, h e Subscribers will furnish ^ants and Vests to ber and at the Connecticut Agricultural Society, Sf SHOES, HATS SfCAPS, PA­ JOS. W. HURLBUTT, no speculation, but a hurried tran­ tuose wishing to take work from the store to State Fair, held at Bridijeport, Oct. 20,1857, sition from one question to T N B. All kin is of Cutlery. Accordeonj, Locks, liiT r m where he will continue the another. make, at reasonable prices, apply soo i to HERMAN & DEITZ, Clocks &c., repaired. 9yl PER HANGINGS, OILS, PAINTS, BSPKCTFri:.LY ANNOUNCE to the citi­ Tailoring Business These sj'mptoms, if allowed to go on- which tli zens of FALLS VILLAGE and surrounding Falls Village. March 6.1858. lOt in all its various branches, and would be happy t ) medicine invaribly removes-^soon follows Los.i 1 f countryR that they have entered into a Copartner­ Berkshire Normal Institute. SALT POTASH GROCE­ see any who may be pleased to Powdr, Fatuity, and Epileptic Fits—in oneofwhn li O ' For the sake of suffering humanity every ship for the transaction of a general the patient may expire. Who caa say that tin 0 person should read the advertisement of (irindles h e next terms commences January 18th, and RIES, FLOUR Sf PROVISIONS. FAVOR HIM WITH A ^ CALL exce.sses aie not frequei tly followed by those dii - Celebrated Magic Compound and Vncient Japan T continues 11 weeks. PupUs from abroad re All Cloth and Garments sold by him ful diseases—INSANITY and CO^»ISUMPT]()^ ? ese Life Pil!s which appear alternately in acothe- ceWed at any time. Par:nts may be assured that- And all other Kinds ol Cooda usually kept in a L0THIN6 B usiness, Warranted as represented. “®(i Tie records of Insane Asylums,and themelanch< .y •olum n. Try them and be cured. no pains will be spared, in securing the highest Cutting done at short notice, and warranted. deaths by Consumption, to the truth ot these a s ­ moral, and mental developement of all he pupils. And that they are now opening a new and well se­ sertions. 1 n Lunatic Asylums the most melancho­ Suffererers with Diseases of the Blad lor.'Kid- For particulars address, at ShefSeld, Mass., the COUNTRY STORE! lected Stock of Goods adapted to their line of bus­ Falls Village, Nov. 14,1857. 45[tf ly exhibition appears. The countenance is actuit :- neys. Gravel, Dropsy, Weakness, ^ c., read the ad- principal. iness, with a ly sodden and quite destitute—neither mirth i r Tcrtisement inanoth r column, headed*Helmbold’a 4ntf B. P. PHILLFPS, M, A. At Very grief ev r visits it. Should a sound of the voice Genuine Preparation.’ FULL ASSORTMENT HARDWARE. occur, it is rarely articulate. VIRGINIA LAND FOR SALE !! OF “ With woful measures wan despair H klmbold’s U niversally Appkoved Remedy. LOW PRICES FOR CASH, M. A. CROW ELL, Manufacturer and deal­ Low sullen sounds his grief beguiled.” — Compound Extract Buchu cures Diseases of the W er in Hardware, at Lime Rock, Ct., has Debility is most terrible! and has brought thou- Bladder, Kiuifai:turer, of J. M. Gardiner. West Cornwall, Ct.,of TH E GOLDEN PRIZE.' cost $2 ,000, proposes to distribute it by lot, Practical and Aiuilyticul Chemist. SotUh 1th St., Salisbury’, Ct., of Shcjtliard & King, of Norfolk and PHILADELPHIA. The Golden Prize. as follows :—Every one who will send $1 No. 52 South Tenth St., below Chesnut. at most of the Dru ; Stor s in the State. THE G O L DES PRIZE Sept. 19. Iyis37 J Jeiiniug’s of Brookfield, is the wholesale agent The Golden Prize. will receive a numbered receipt by return Assembly Buildings, Phila. for this di.strict, for the Balsam aud Salve. But The Golden Prize. FOR mail, which will entitle him to one chance To be had of J.M . B. McNary, Hartford, FARMERS AND GARDENERS. those wishing for the Liniment, should send their The Golden Prize. in the drawing, and aL-^o to an elegant en­ Conn., General Wholesale Agent, and of all Drug­ orders. dii*ect to the proprietor Dr. J . Blackman, I l lust 1 ated. 1 8 5 8 . II I st r at ed graving of Washington^ taken from the gists and Dealers tl roughout the United States, C E N D IN G their P. 0. address to us will The Golden Prize. Canadas and British Provinces. Brookfield, Ct. 7yl bust which will be ready at the time of the receive by mail gratis an Almanac for The Gilden Prize. Drawing. BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS. 1858, and information concerning the Cele­ The Golden Prize, The New York weekly GOLDEN PRIZE is one of brated Manures made by ‘The Lodi Manu- AUCTION. the largest and best literary papers of the Jay.— Inducements to Clubs. Ask for HEDIBOLB'S—Take bo Other The Golden Prize. An Imperial Quarto containing eight pages, or for­ Oiires Guaranteed. faoturinu Company, 60 Ccurtlandt Street. Exocutors’ Sale. The Golden Prize. ty columns, of intertaing original matter, and el­ 6 Tickets $5 New York. Cin3 egantly Ilustrated every week. ILL be sold in Sharon, Conn., on Wednes­ The Golden Prize. 12 “ 10 GRINDLE’S W day, March 3d, at 1 o’clock P. M., on the A Gift worth from 50 cents to $50000in 24 “ 20 PATTERSON’S premises, th , Housb Stokb, Out Bitiluin’os ILLUSTRATED!and ILLUSTRATED!! gold will bo presented to each subscriber, Those who club a^e entitled to the En­ AN CItNr AND c e l e b r a t e d L ot, formerly occupied by DAVID GOULD, de­ CO.MPOUND EXTRACT ceased* Also, about too acies of wood and sprout Illus'trated Every Week. immediately on recept of the subscriptiou graving. land, near Sylvester Barnum’s. About 20 acies of Illustrated Every Week. money. As an inducement to subscribers to the OP sprout laud near E. P. Peck’s. About 24 acres of Golden Prize, thoso who will send $2,50 BITTER A P P I . B . sprout land near G. W. Peck’s. Aboat fourteen ' Illustrated Every Week. A family, remedy, tested by thousands, £.cres of sprout’and near George Dunbar’s. About Illustrated Every Week. TERMS. will receive the paper one year> a chance in and found invaluable in all diseases arising from a 39 acres of .Sprout land, near Nathan Dunbar’s. the gifts, and a nu nbered ticket in the Illustrated Every Week. One copy for one years...... $2,00,and 1 gift. disordered state of the stomach. Viz., Dispepsia, i W Terms male known at the time of Sale. Specimen Copies Sent Free. drawing of the statue. Those Who have Liver Complaint, Palpitation of the Heart, Jaun­ Sharon, F'eb. lOth, 1858. One copy for two j'ears...... $3 ,50, and 2gifts, dice, Fever and Ague, Worms, Sick Headaehe, Specimen Copies Sent Free. One copy for three vears...... $5,00, and 3 gifts. already subscribed to the Golden Pri2e can Bilious C^eemplftints, Loss of Appetite, and all Speiinien Cojnes Sent Free. One copy .or fi'.'e years...... $8,00, and 5 gifts. avail themselves of the same olFer, as also (general nebilitv. REFINED KEROSENE OIL. A N D : T 0 C L U BjS . the subscribers to the Literary Journal from the use of one bottle is sufTicient to satisfy anyone T H E G O LDEN PRIZE N consequence of heavy additional expense in­ Three copies, one year,...... $5,00, and 3 gifts, of its worth, our prije is such that all may obkain January to Jnly, 1857 JAPANESE LIFE PILLS- curred by purification of Kerosene Illuminating ILL USTRA TED ! ILL USTRA TED ! ! Five copies, one year, ...... $8 ,00,and 5 gifts. The drawing will take place on the 4th of it. For sale by C. B. Maltbie, Falls Village, Ct. IO il, the Trustees of the ('ontpany have been com Ten copies, one year...... $15,00, and 10 gifts. 15 Ivr NATURE’S OWl^I REMEDY. pelled to advance the price, making it retail at Twenty one copies, 1 year, $30 00, aud 21 cents. July, 1858, under the superintendence of $1,25 instead of $1,00 as formerly. The purification The New York Golden Prize is one of the largest some of the leading citiaens of New York. A positive owe Liver Complaint and Billtotm G rarpknbxro.—The Graefenberg Medici nee are and best literary papers of the day. An Imperial The srticles to be distributed are comprised in Disorders, Dtspepsia, Rheumatisut, Scrofnfa, has very much improved it, rendering it free from the following lis t: The Greek Slave, a full length female ■now to be found for sale at some store in every all unpleasant odor— of a very beautiful straw color Quarto containing eight pages, or forty^columns 0 f Cutaneous Diseases, Fever and Ague, Costtec county in this State, and generally throughout the entertaining original matter : and elegantly illus­ —perfectly safe—and burns at a very small ex­ 2 Packages of Gold, containg..v.$500 00 each. figure by the same artist, sold in this city ness, Pilet, Dysentery and Diarrhoea, Worma, United States, Canada, Mexico and the Western pense. trated every week. 5 do do do . . . . 20000 each 6 000 1 Svppres'=ion of the Menses, Nervious D^di*y\ Continents. G. D. H iwesis the traveliag agent last June for $ , ; so that for $ , or if ^ c., and a sw e Preventive to all Different styles of LAMPS, together with the A gijl worth from Jifty cents to Jive hundred 10 do do do ..V. 100 00 each. be or she subscribes to the Golden Prize, for Connecticut; C B. M altbir, Local woeral O IL, may be found at the Drug Store r;f 10 Pat lever hunt, cased Watches, 100 00 eech. PULMONIC AFFCTI0N8. Agent, will furnish all who may wish at Wholesale dollars in gold, will be presented to each C. B. MALTBIE & CO. 20Gold Watches,...... *...... % 7500 each, 50 cents, some one will obtain a superb We offer the Ancient Japanese Life PiTJs in * And retail, as cheap as can be bought at the m anuj subscriber immediately on receipt of the 50 do ...... 60 00 each. piece of statuary, with a pedestal, which ■ory in New York. 24tf more extensive scale, after we havji tested the oum Subscription money. 100 do ...... 5000 each. ten years hence cannot be bought for less the worst forms of disease, and after having bc««. Burning Oil. 300 Ladies Gold Watches,...... b5 00 each, urged to do so by eminent physicians, who havs> 200 Silver Hunting Catted Watches, 30 00 each. than $5.< 00. !TOgg>aa.c£3 3 3 3 3 HOSE wishing to procure a Receipt for the sa The Bust will be securely packed and tried to their satisfaction. Performing cnrea e a D—I will send a full description of the T perior vegetable Burning O il, can be supplied TERMS. 500 Silver Watches,...... $10 00 to 25 00 each, where every other remedy had failed, we feel W Indian Roots, with a likeness of the tops, so atthe Drug store. One copy for one year, ...... $200, and 1 gift. 1000 Gold Guard Vest& Fob sent by express to any part of the country. our solemn duty to spread the glad intelligence to thatR any one may know them and full directions This Oil has many superior qualities, first it has One copy for two years,...... 3 50, and 2 gifts. Chains,...... $10 00 to 30 00 each. If the fortunate diawer prefers, its eiq[uiva- every family of the globe. They purge the Bysteft how to cure diseases with them. I am ar. old re­ permanent Fiame which is not easily extinguished Oae copy for three years,.. • 5 00, and 3 gifts. Gold Lockets, Bracelets, Brooches, Ear Drops, thoroughly of all corrupt humors, penetrate ana Breast Pins, CulT Pins, Sleeve Buttons, Rings, Icnt in CASH will be forwarded. tired Indian D.xtor, and my long experience has by wind, second, it will not burn the flesh if set One copy for five years,.... 800, and 5 gifts. Bills of all hanks taken that are current purify the vital fluids,and the corrupt secretioot taught me, that these roots is tl e only thing, that fire on the fingers like Fluid, third, it is not explc! Shirt Studs, Watch Keys, gold and silver thimbles are replaced with rich, healthy blood ; parts A N D T O CLUBS. w ill make a sound cure of Female Weakne s,Con- sive. These and many others, render it a superior and a variety of other arti^es worth from 50 cents in the Slates from which they art: sent, but were even decaying with disease are restored to - snmption, Dysp :psia, Scrofila, Liver and Kidney article for family use. Three copies one year,...... $5 00, and 3 gifts. to $1500 each. Eastern and New York money, post office healthy, vigorousaction,and disease eradicated Immediately on receipt of the subscription mon­ Complaint , these roots grows in all the mid >le Price for the Receipt 25 cts. Five copies one year...... 8 00, and 5 gifts. stamps, or gold preferred. ifb y magic, leaving the system In a rolnst condi­ and eastern states. Enclose six postage stamps; Ten copies one year,...... 15 00, and 10 gifts. ey, the subscribers name will be entered upon our tion, and less predisposed to contract disease agaik Twenty-one copies I year, 30 00, and 21 gifts. subscribtion book opposite a number, and the gift Agents wanted:—a liberal commission ehis simply pay’s for writing out and mailing them. HnSubscribers, h av ng purchased the stock kind; possessing such penetrating corresponding with that number will be forwarded allowed. Address all letters to and healing virtues, their su«'cess must be inevit* Address Dr. F IE LD , ad basness of C . B and formed ar The articles to be distributed are comprised in Peekskill, New York. T 'M il t b ib , within one week, to the siibscril er, by mail or ex­ A. SIDNEY HERBERT, ble. We know it. We can read it in the no* rangements forconductng the the following list press, post paid. 335 Broadway, New York. glowing features of the oqco pale and prostrate, 2 Packages of Gold, containing.. . . $500 00 each 4 ^ All commanicatious should be addressed to patient; we can read it in the friendly grasp BECKET & CO., o 5 do do do . . . . 20000each the fatcer's hand, and in the motaet’s warm teai. KEROSENE OILS. 48 & 40 Moffat Building, 33.'» Broadway, New York. At Cost For Cash. 10 do do do . . . . 10000 each T H F of joy, as they behold their darling child snatches *** Specimen Copies sent frev, Twl3 All who are iu want of goods in the above line, 10 Pat. lever hunt’g.cased Watches. 10000 each SHOALS AND QUICKSANDS from the clutches of death by their powerful age. Tv I ^ terT pa^At. will do well to examine our stock before purchas­ 20 Gold Watches,...... 75 00 each cy ; we can read It in the young man’sgayety, ai;i. ing at the Up Town Retail Cost Esteblishmenta. 50 do ...... 60 PO each * S. s . JARVIS AGENT, O F YOUTH, in the old man’s vigor and “ Gorf bless yea w. h e DIFFERENT grades of the celebrated Oils, C. B. MALTBIE & CO. 100 do ...... 50 00 each WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER ean read it in the husband’s and wife’s gratiiodx suitable for Machinery of ail kinds. Binnacle 300 Ladies Gol 1 Watches...... 35 00 euch Just Published the Third Edition ! ! T —IN— and in the children’a prattle; we can read it awa jind family nse, can be had of the authorized Local iW A ll wholiave unsettled accounts with the"lBii 300 Silver Hunting Cased Watches,. 30 00 each N Spermatorrhea or Seminal Diseases.— A out upon the bosom of the ocean, in the sprigbtl Agent of the Company in this place, C. B. MALT- j#S^subscriber are requested to make iinmedi-'^S{L 500 Silver Watches,...... $10 to 25 ei f h Drugs,Medicines,Chemicals, Paints,Oils, Dyostu scientific Treatise on the treatment and pei- tread and invigorated system of tte poor m«rin« Glass, Putty, Alcohol, Campheue, Burning Flui O BIE. ate settlement, 1000 Gold Guard, Vest& Fob Chains 10 to 36 each f.cture of Nervous, Debility, Seminal Weakness, Yes,and we sometimes fancy we can almost ret A trSTB N S, Gold Lockets, Bracelets, Broaches, Ear Drops, Spirits Turpentine, and a general assortment Involuntary Emissions, Impotence, «kc.. resulting it far up iu the blue canopy of heaven, in woi ds . C. B. MALTBIE. Manufacturers articles—at New Yotk Prices. G bkkral Agents, K erosenp O il no.. Falls Village, Ct., Nov 26, 1857. Breast Pins, Cuff Pins, Sleeve Buttons, Rings, from vicious habits acquired during the critical living fire—Disease is vanquished—the tri.imph N. B. All orders from country deaOI.OOI,.E\ S U lT T K li’S cure Dyspesia, DR. WESLEY GRINDLE’S HOWARD ASSOCIVTION, uThc1 1 V Hemiblican. V W i i V H I * I:™1E'S powders « luivu Mbeen Deiore POWDERS.the public at* ' PEOPLE’S ■ ■ w l k i n W WSTORE! I V l l f a I C Cooley’s Uitterscure Constipation, CELEIiUATED PUILADELPHIA. ' . I X proved lor several years past to be the b( g Cooley’s Hitters cure Nervousness. Is Dublished every Saturday m-'ruing, a t j (jondi^ion luedieiue, for horses and cattle, and ii Cooley’s Uiiters.cure loss of Appetite, MAGIC COMPOUND, IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT. Cooley’s UiUerscure Impure blood, X' ^ P M filtbie medicine necessary for anim als* A positive Cure J ot o all persons afflicted with Sexual DiseaMi, theB generalereneral printing office Oi L . • ThevThey are similar to Pimdersons.Puudersons, alt,lioii/rhalthough fm- far ai si Cooley’s IJitters cure Un common Sleepiness, such as Spermatorrha*a, Seminal Veakneu, BREWSTER & KELLEY, Cooley’s Hitters cure Jaundice, T periorin quality, and much more liberal in quaul!' rUL]lU.\ABY C03isum'10x\. Impotence, Gcnorrl.aa. Gleet, Syphilis, the viceof t Co., Falls Village, C t, at the low pnce of Cooley’s Bitters cure Biliouness, fy. They are what every owner of horses uud C£ PROPRIE rOKS. Onanism, or Self-Abufce, Ac , 4c. tie will find to be ^I'eatly for their benefit, and i( Cooley’s iJitters cure bitteiTuess of ton crus an Also, an cjfcctual cure for Scrof­ O N E DOLLAR PERYEAR. Mouth, The Howard Association, in view of the awfkl used occasionally will prevent those diseasespre\i ula, Dyypepsia, Obshnate Cu- destruction of human life, caused by Sexual disea­ Cooley's IJilters care Liver complaint, lent, and often fatal at different seasons of tLeyea\ I taneoas Entj>tions, Chronic ses, and the decptions practised npon the nnf<^«- in advance, or One Dollar and Fifty Cents, HE EXCITEM ENT WHICH Cooley s x Samuel Cooley, of Bolton, and have been STREET NEW YORK, where all let­ poverty aud suffering, to Furnish ilfedicinea Frc« iuuse from that time uatilthe preaeut,su8- of Charge. will be made’ up of choice selections at retail bj agents for doiiiff the business; and in view of this taining their well earned reputation for ters must be addressed. usefulness. We have closed our branch office in Philadelphia, The Howard * . v jAssociation v „• i ia j a benevolent x loBtita* — from the best authore, and such original ar- for Maltbie-, Condi |faot. Messrs, BBEWSTEK & KELLEY ^ and the public are cautioned against the imposi- tion.estaolished by special endowment, for the .on /-„«dcr.,,;I,iol, a«.ho only ooo, which caa have a»»oc.ated themselves lose.her t o Ha“S d S For ^ ^ X tions of any persons in Philadelphia assuming our hef of the sick and distressed, afBicted with “ Vira- ticloa. as will meet the appr,)val of our rea­ sed with safety at all seasons of the year, transaction of a GENERAL BUSINESS, tijrongijout state, bottles, 25 cents’ name, and sending out spurious articles for our , lent and Epidemic Diseases^ It has now a snrplna der*. All our friends are Invited to se.id in and will endeavor to supply the numeroas Papers for one quart, 12J cents. ’ iy2 ’ Magic Compound? 1 of means, which the Directors have voted to ex- B L A C K S M I T H I N Q wants of their customeis to their £iV 2’/J 2£J « • • t-w ^ ^ This Wonderful' Remedy has done more to alle pend in advertising the above notice. It is need- Contribution*, but, are requested to con­ For sale by Dr. C. B. MALTBIE, Falls viate human suffering than all other means put to- less to add that the Association commands th* —AND— Village, Conn. dense them as much ss powible, and give ^ATmFACTION! ! getber. It has the greatest sale of any medieine highest Jl/edicalskill of the age, and will C a r r i a g e M A K m c The following list of G-oods, [increased in the world for P ulmonary Co icplaik t s; fiom the most approved modern treatment. tkem a high moral tone. by recent purchases in New York at BAR- Maine to the most retired dwellings of Orogon.ori Just Published, b j the_ Association, a report m rriH E Subscriber would inform the public, that X . • c n fa a . A PHYSICIAN’S wherever consumption IS known, it finds its way, Spcrniatorrhcea, or Seminal Weakness, the vice of OUR POLITICAL MATTER X he has constantly employed at his shops near; GAINb, m consequence of the great pres- corrying health and joy into thousands of families. Ouanism, Masturbation or Self-Abnse, and other Xmesvi'le, Falls Vlllag^e, Ct., superior workmen, | sure in the money market,] is a small part LEGACY TO YOUNG MEN. Patierts, the gorgeous suiishine of hope rtay now diseases of the Sejcnal Organs, by the Consulting will be auch aa may be calUd for by the po- both as Blacksmiths, Carriage Makers and Paint, o f our Stock. The whole can be better ap- “ The glory of a young man be realized ; for this remedy not only relieves, but Surgeon, which will be send by mail, (in a sealai ters, and that all orders for work will be pfomptljr! hv an DnnUr Tnvpntiirntion whiok Is his strength.’^ DOES actMuZ/ycwje this horrible disease. But one envelope. Free of Charge, on the receipt of Two litioal trwisaotiona of the day, but will shoir attended to and faithfully executed, all in want of i U cu lar investigation, wnio« {Prom the Svnday Dispatch, N . Y. lug 2d, 1857.) trial will surely prove the fact. Do not fall into an j Stamps for postage. « propwr r*«pect_for th® opinlona of our op- work in eithorof the above departments, are in we mvite all to make at the Earliest Oppor­ an early grave, when a sure remedy is at hand. 1 Address, Dr. GEO.-B. CA LHO U N , Consiritinr ▼ited to call. tunity. “ Our readers are aware that we seldom, if ever, Take Cod Liver Oils, Cherry Syrups, Cherry Surgeon, Howard Association, No. 2 South N inti p o a e n ti. B. P . NOTT. recommed any medical publication,if not endorsed Pectorals,Inhalation of Vapors, and all other puff- Street, Philadelphia, Pa. By order of the Directera. July 7,185'' C ro ck ery by the highest autho ity. As such an instance we ed nostrums for this disease ; combine all their vir­ GEO. F AIR CCHILD. H l LD. Secretary.Secretar THE NEWS DEPARTMENT, may mention Dr. Culverwkll’s new pubhcaiion Beautiful White and New Pattern €llaas tues into one, and we should not have a remedy 28yl EZRA D. HEARTWELL, PresideBt. on Nervous Hebility and other weaknesses, the re­ which would,at all. compare with this. Put all will p v t a k e lomewhat of a general, but, Metropolitan iisliing Machi ne. sult of early indiscretion It is a small but valua­ W Ware of all kinds. those inen together who have become notorious by WEW H A R T F O R D ^ o f ble pamphlet. His preparations the “ Regenerator''' advertising that they can cure consumption, and ^ s t i y a Local character And our Josee Johnson's Patent. H ard-W are, and are now considered the sole and FIRE INSURANCE AGENCY they cannot produce so many reat cures during their HE subscriber is prepared to insure ^lienda in the Mveral towns of this and the h is is one of the very important Labor-Saving House Building Mateiials, Carpenters only effectual remedies extant for the complaints whole lit time as we can furnish in one month.— referred to. 0 DWELLING HOUSES, adjoining oountie*, are reque*ted to forward T Machines of the age. It is a decided improv*- Tools, Table Cutlery, &c., 6ca. This may look like boasting, but it is the solemn T ment on anything for the same purpose, ever of­ Dr. Culverwell’s Seminal Regenerator and Royal truth. WARE HOUSES, manufactories , MACHINERYt ■uoh item* of new* occuriug in their ,own fered bo the public. They are light, portal^le, da Yankee Notions. Nervine, the sovereign remedies for Seminal Weak­ T* e medicine is in a powdered state, but reaaily rable, simple in construction, not at all liable tw ness, Sexual Debility, Impotency,Involuntary Emis­ GOODS, MERCHA NDISE, vicinity, as may posaesa a local interest for prepared for using in a liquid form, according to H O U S E HOLD F URNITURE, get out of order, easy to operate, will wash twelv« Jett Goods, Fans, Purses and Portmon- sions, Piles. &c., are for sale by most of the lead>n" the directions whicn accompany it. Druggisisin the country jicn accompany and personal property of all kinds against loss or o u r reader! • shirts or its equivalent— say thirty yards of oloth naies, Combs, Brushes, Cornelian Bings, — in from five to fifteen minutes according to their D r. C’s Pamphlet, as above containing full ad Firelon f;^,OTable t“erms,rn thrfoliow iai Our success has heretofore exceeded our Charms and Crosses, Gold Specks, Silver vices for the cure of Spermatorrhea, &c., .can be press. I.eM than half dozen boxes are usually sent, safe and reliable companies • condition, and can be operated by a boy or giri Specks, Plated Speok*, &c., CO., MOND, West Hartford. [NU-45 Window Shades, Patent Curtaia Trira- uings. is turned to Gas and passes through the Bread or partner of Dr. Wesley Grindle,) S. D. & H. V . SMITH, Biscuit while baking, consequently nothing re­ all let­ sole proprietor, to yrhom M ahufactures o r are authorised Agents to take sabscripttooa T H E LIVER Umbrellas and Parasols, mains but Common Salt, Water, and Flour. You ters must be addressed. Also for Paper* and Magazines, froWished in Hats and Cape. will readily perceive by the taste of this Saleratus Proprietor of Grindle’s Ancient' that it is entirely different from T>ther Saleratus. and Celebrated J apanese L tfs P il l s . MLLOCEONS' ORGAN MELOBEONS. Boston, Springfiela, Hartford. Pittsfield, INVIGORATOR. Bird Cages. When you purchase one paper you should take the Prepared by Dr, SANFORD, Clocks and Watches of every description Iy36 AND Albany, Poughkepsie, New York. Philadel- old paper with you, and be very particular and get Is a (jreat Scientific Medical Discovery, and is dai­ Jewelry of all kinds. the next exactly like the first, {name and picture, PEDAL BASS MELOOEONf. [>hia, Washington and other places. Thoae ly working cures, almost too great to believe. It Silver Ware. twisted Loaf-Bread, with a glass effervescing water of our subscribers, who are.taking other^pa- curea.as if by magic, even the first dose giving ben­ Plated Ware. on the top, as you see in the bill.) The F ir s t Premium over all competitors, efit, and seldom more than one bottle is required Full directions for making Bread with Sour Milk at the Fair of the Massachusetts Charitable Mechaa- pera, can save more than enough to pay to cure any kind of Liver Complaint, from the G roceries h ProTisions: and Cream Tartar, and all kinds of Pastry; also ic Association, of the National Fair, Washingtoa, worst Jaundice or dyspepsia to a common headache for making Soda W ater; also, directions for mak­ D. C., also at the Ohio State Fair, held at Celum- their subscription to us, by subscribing for h e Subscriber would make his best bow all of which are the result of a Diseased Liver. Fish, Codfish, No. 1 Mackerel, Connec ing Seidlitz Powders, will acconniany each pack­ bus, 0 . was awarded to the Manufactures. thoae papers through us. The Liver is one o fj* ^ the principal regulators ticut Shad, Pork, Dried Beef, Salt, icc . age. B. T. BABBITT. T to the Coal oonsuming portion of the inhabi By means of a new method of Voicing, knowo of the human body, a n d r ^ when it performs its 68 and 7 i Washington Street N . Y . and 38 India tants of Falls Village and surrounding country only to themselves, they have succeeded in harsh functions well thepow-/^sers of the system are » PATENT than the other, and m aybe med separately, and the many derangemeut^ ______Jett trimmed Collar and Sleevts, Ssiack nature; manhood’s debility as an impediment to ___ ^to which it is liable. carriage; nervous and sexual inSrmlties, diseases thus get in one case two distinct instruments ; or, N O HUMBUG—TRY I T . To prove that thii^{^^reIrledy is at last found, I CHAIR MANUFACTURERS Silks, Ladies and Misses Hand Wrought of the skin, aud those arising from abuso of mercury’. by use of the coupler, the two banks of keys may Dr. Tobias has warranted his Liniment for eight anv person troubledi d ^ with Liver Complaint in Mitts, Alexander’s Kid Gloves, 438 Broome st., one door east of Broadway, years without ever having a demand of the ruturn TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE. be played at the same time by use of the front set any of its forms, hasL^ but to try a bottle, and (Late 4fi8 Broadway,) New York, only. This connected with the Pedal .Bass, will of the money—all that is asked is to use ii accord conviction is certain, There is an evil habit sometimes indulged in by f r ^ H osiery, (Established A . D., 18?-3.) produce the eflect of a large organ, and iasufficieBt- fn g to directions. A compound has beenu_jformed by dissolving boys, in solitude, often growing up with them; aud which, if not reformed iu due time, not only begets Invite and examination of their great variety and ly heavy to fill a house that seats from 1000 to 1600 NO ONE WILL EVER LIVE WITHOUT IT gums and ^xtraeting^ 'that part which is solu­ Ladies Lisle thread Hose, Ladies Mixed persons. ble for the active vir-^^tues of the medicine.— serious obstacles to matrimouial happiness, but superior assortment of Ch a ir s , manufactured at After once using it. If you do not find it bet Hose, Ladies Brown Hose, Ladies ?Slale These gums remove a ll^ u m m b id or bad matter gives rise to a series of jjrotiacted, insidious and their own establishment, aud under their immedi­ THE ORGAN MELOB^ON than anj thins you have ever used before. Hose, Ladies White Hose, Misi^es Slate devastating allections. Few of those who give ate observation aud direction, including Is designed for parlor and private nee. The tmn- struction is similar to the Church Instniment, be GET VOUR MONEH RETURNED,! [ i T A l ' r i l l t S g a White Hose. Childrens v,-ay to this pernicious practice are aware of the Pivot kevolving c ua iks. couse(iuences. until they lind the nervous system SkLF,ACTING EXTENSION RECPMBENT CHAIRS, ing arranged with two banks of Keys, and when Thousands of certificates have been received causing food to digestK ^w ell, purifying the cy Hose blood, giving tone and|^^health to the whole ma­ shattered, and feel strange and unaccountable sen­ I.MPKOVED INVALID WUEEL CUAIKS, used together, by means of the coupler, is capable ■peaking of its rare virtues. Now-a-days it is the chinery, removing the^«jcauses of the disease, C lovesj sations, aud vague fears in the mind. [See pages M ajor seakle’s tkavelino invalid chair, ofas great volume of power as the Chui ch instra- practice to fill the papers with certificates from un and ofiectin'f a radical -^cure without any of the 27,28, 2;», of i)r K ’s book on “ Self L-’re.servation.” ] Spanish si'uinu and squab cuaiks, ment, when used without the Pedals. known persons, or given by those who have never Ladies Gloves, Misses^GIoves, Childrens disagreeable afterefffcfH^felt by using calomel The unfortunate thus affected becomes feeble, is llUEL’ilATIC, SPINAL Si ASrUiiATIC INVALID do. Also,'ever3 variety of Melodeons for Parlor u«e. used the medicine—now Dr. Tobias ofiFers to pay or MiN'KKAL POISON that is usually resorted to. Gloves, Geuts. Gloves, Silk Gloves, Kid unable to labor with accustomed vigor, or to apply & C.,& C., &C. Purchasers may rely upon instrunients Ircm car 1,000 DOLLARS to any one who will prove that he I One dose aftereatingry^is sulTlcieut to relieve Gloves. his mind to study; his step is tardy aud weak; he Embracing the most complete assortment, and Manufactory, being made in the most cf mplete and ever pub'ished a false certificate during the time he ■ the stoicach and pre-if-^vent the food from ris­ Linen, Silk and Cotton Handkerchiefs is dull, irresolute, and engages even in his sports choicest kinds for Parlors, Drawing Rooms, Cham­ throu.f h manner. Having removed to the spaciuoa has had his medicine before the public. ing and souring. with less energy than usual. If he emancipate him­ bers, Gardens, Libraries, (.'ounting Houses, Offices, buildings, .'ill Wa.shington Street; We have facili­ Call on the Agent and get a pamphlet containing Onlyoue dose takenp^before retiring prevents Prints from 6 1-4 to 12 1-2 Cts. self before the practice has done its worst, and en­ Public Institutions, Dentists, Barbers, &c., togeth­ ties for manufacturing purposes,and employ none genuine certificates. nightmare. Black all Wool Delnin Mourninggoods. ter matrimony, his marriage is unfruitful, and his er with every desirable sort adapted to the comfort, but the mo.st expeienced and tkiliui workmen As perso s envious of the large sales of the Vo Only one dose tf.kenrM^tt night loosens the Velvet Ribbons, Veil Beragos, Cotton sense tells him that this is caused by his early fel­ convenience,and luxury of The Sick, the Aged,the In short, we will promise onr customers and la- netian Liniment have stated it is injurious totak« bowel? gently,and cures/'^costiveness. Cloths Bleached and Unbleached, Linen lies. T'nene are ronsulcratioris which should awaken Infirm, the Lame a: d Lazy. strument equal if not superior to any Manuiacturer, it internally, Dr. Tobias has taken the following One dose takeu after'^w^each meal will cure the aitcntiun of all mlio arc simihtrly situated. In })0 'nt of ingenuity of design, elegance of fin­ and guarantee entire and perfect satisfaction O A T Jl : Dyspepsia. Diaper and Table Cloths, Hnckabuck REMEMBER, ish, qualitj' and richness of material,faithfulness of Music Teachers, Leaders of Choirs, and other* interested in musical matters, are respectfully invi­ I, Samuel I TaffiAS, of the city of New York.b* Oiie dose of two tea-spoofuls willalvrays and Crash Toweling, Denims, Tickb aud lie who places himself under Dr K IN K E L IN ’S execution, durability and cheapne.ss, these Chairs, relieve Sick Headache. stripes, Seamless Bags, treatment, may religiously confide in his honor as a are unsurpa.«sed. For them M. W . K i n g * S o n , ted to visit our Roocms at any time and examine or ing duly sworn, do depose that I compound a L ini­ test the instruments on exhibition for sale at their ment called Venetian,, andiiuu thattiiai theme ingredientsuinrouiein,s oloi Ohc bottle taken f o r ^ ^ female obstruction re- Clocks, Watches and Jewelry Repairotl gentleman, ami rely u[)cn tlie assurance, that the were awarded the first and only prize medal, and are perfectly harmless to take, “ "X^s the cause of t h e . ^ disease, and makes a secrets of Dr K's i)atieuts will never be disclosed. the Faculty recommended them as far preferable to pleasure. As a still further guarantee to the public which it is comnosed in the best manner, by Mli. SOLMSON as to the excellence of the Melodeons frtm our internally, even in doubleuble the quantity named >" perfect cure. Young Man—Let no false modesty deter you from beds or couches for patients afflicted with Spinal, nanyinji each bottle. one dose imme-C/Jdiately relieves Chclic. of New-York. making your case known to one, who, froai educa­ Asthmatic or Bronchial affections. Manufactory, we beg leave to refer by peimission, the directions, accompanying each to the following Piano Forte Manufacturers of Bos­ S. I.TOBIA«». while Our thanks are due to our Patrons of days tion ami respeetabilitj-, can certainly befriend you. To either arm of the Chair maybe attached a con­ One dose often repeated is a sure curs for Chole Dr K IN K K LIN 'S rtsideuce has been for the last venient reading or writing Desk, .and any combina­ ton, who have examined our Instmmenta and will New York, January 0th, 1855. past, and we hope to sc*e them and supply give their opinion when called upon ; Sworn to this day, before me ra Morbus, and a i)reveiitive of Cholera. twenty-two years at the N W Corner of THIRD & tion desired will be manufactured to order. One dose taken often will |)reventtlie recurrence them with Bargains in future. U NION STUKKTS, Philadelphia, p a . A Circular with explanatory cuts, will be sent by Chickering & Son ; W illiam P . Emerson ; Ceo. FERNAHDO WOOIJ, Mayor. ! ews ; Hallet & Cumston ; Brown & Allen ; Wood­ Price 25 and 50 cents, sold by the Drns:gists ana of bilious attacks, while it relievt-s all painful feel- If you want a good Gold P(?u, call at PATIENTS AT A DISTANCE mail if requested, aud orders, (with remittance,) promptly forwarded to any part of the world. ward & Brown ; T. Gilbert & C o .; A . W .Ladd k patent medicine Dealers throughout the United i i t BREWSTER & KELLEY’S. Can have (by stating their case explicitly, together Co.; Newhall & Co. ° jiOr Only one bottle IS needed to throw out o! tlio with all their symptoms, per letter, enclosing a re­ ^ ‘ aIso for sale. Dr. Tobias’ Horse Liniment, i system the elleets of mqdicii.ealieralong i^ickiiess. mittance,) Dr K ’s medicine,appropriated accord- MELODEONS RENTED. If you want a good pair of Gold, Silver, Persons who wish to hire Melodeons with a in pint bottles, at 50 cents, warranted superior to One bottle taken for .Jauiidicereniovesallyellow Sleel or Plated Spocks, call at iuKly. Forwarded to any part of the United States Pure Potash in Cans Tin Cans. ness cr uuuutural color I'roiu the skin. by mail or express, aud packedsecure from damage view of purchasing at the end of the year, can have any other. Dr. Tobias’ office, 56 Courtlandt street the rent credited as part payment of the purchase New York. 12yl One dose taken a «\iort time before eating gives BREWSTER & KELLEY’S. or curiosity. vigor to the appetite and m kes food digest well. H. T. BABBITT, 68 & 70 Washington St. money. This matter is worthy of special note, aa One dose often rei>eated cures Chronic Diarrhoea If you want a pair of the real Scotch Peb READ! YOUTH AND MANHOOD? N. If, & 38 India Street, Boston. it enables those who desire a fair test ol the instru­ in its worst forms, while summer aud bowel com­ ble Specks, leave your order at A Vigorous Life or a Premature Death, Kinkelin ments before purchasing, to obtain it at the ex t h e PEOPLE’S SOAP, on Self-preservation— Only 25 cents. TNSCRPASSED, Oil EVEN EQUALEET FOB ITS plaints yield almost to the first dose. BREWSTER & KELLEY’S. The Proprietor of this POTASH has for many pense of the manufacturers, to the extent atleaat o One cr two doses cures attacks caused by worms Letters contaiaing that value in stamps will en­ a year’s rent. sure a copy per return of mail. years seen theKuecessity of having some reliable DetersiYe, CrasiTcor Cleansing Q ualities. while for worms in children, there is no surer, saf- Those Childrens Umbrdllas have arrived, standard for the strength of POTASH. The adul­ Orders from any part of the country or world s everything of this nature must stand on it 3 er^'or speedier remedy in the world, as it never fails they are as handy to shade them from the GRATIS! GRATIS!' GRATIS!!! teration has become sc general, that it has, not­ sent direot to the manufactory in Boston, with cask A merits for public p.itronage—it is nnecess There i« no exaggeration in these statements ;— hot sun, or prevent them from getting wet A Free G IF T To AU. withstanding its valuable properties, gone nearly or satisfactory reference, will be promptly attend­ ary to state any thing more than a few acts, they or are plain sober facts, that we can give evidence and catching cold if caught in a shower go­ MISERY RELIEVED. out of use. The Proprietor has taken the respon­ ed to, and as faithfully executed as if the aartiea what it will iccomplish. to prove, while all who use it are giving their unan- “ Nature’s Guide,” a new and popular work, full sibility of subscribing his name to every package, were present, or employed an agent to select, and | A s a common washing or laundry SOAP it ( oes imous testimonyin its favor. ing to and from School. of valuable advice aud impressive warning, alike and warrants the strength to be uniform,and when on as reasonable terms, not requir j near as much Soap or labor, and con- We take inllnite pleasure in recommending this Those 50 cent. Needle Work Setts, Col­ calculated to prevent years of miserv, and save used always producing the same results. Potash Price liist. iie(]^uently not near as much w ;ar to the ciothes, medicine as a preventive forFevjrand Ague, Chill lars and Undersleeves. thousands of lives, is distributed without charge, many times is adulterated with salt, which is de­ Scroll leg, 4 1-2 octave...... •n its use ,as does the common washing soap. Fever, and all Fevers of a Bilious Type. It ope­ A few more of those Plaid Dusters. and forwarded, pre-paid, to any post office in' the struction in making soap ; it makes the Ladies say Scroll leg, 5 octave...... " vq E ^ h b u of Soap is enveloped w tb direction rates with certainty, and thousands are w illing to United States, on receiving an order enclosing two they did not have good luck,&c. One other reason Piano style, 5 octave...... fo its ose. testify to its wonderful virtues. Hoops. postage stamps. [031 ly43 that Potash has gone out of use, is, it is so unpleas­ Piano Style, extra finish, 5 octave...... '.*! [ ’ n * S ^ l have annalyze.’ a ept- im en of Mr. Hotch­ Among the hundreds of Liver Remedies how of­ ant to handle, being put up in wooden casks, and Piano style, carved leg...... 13£ kiss’ Launary Soap, and found it a very superior fered to the public, there are none we can so fully Brass, Spiral, Reed and Bone, some­ thing good that you do not find every day. becomingia liquid in many cases, and very trouble­ Piano style, 2 sets of reeda...... Ito article for wash ng purposes, and free from adul­ recommend as Dr. Sanford’s Invigorator, so gene­ Use Hardy’s Salve and Be Happy! some to the retailers. Piano style, 6 octave...... iss terations. It mak 8 an excellent suds, and is ex- rally known now throughout the Union. This Now the Proprietor fir.st obtains pure Potashes, Music Boxes, Violins, Gold chuin hooks. E have just received a supply of this article, Organ Melodeon...... •ng ceedin ly well adapted for the lemoval of ink and preparation is truly a Liver Invigorator, producing always being the same strength, and producing the Sleeve Buttons,Studds,Chain Slides, Domi­ which the propietor wisnes introduced on Organ Melodeon extra flniah...... *!...... (jrease-spots from Cotton, Linen and Woolen the most happy results on all who use it. Almost W same resultsj; and will warrant it in all cases, if Pedal Bass Melodeon...... Goo s, without injury to the texture or color. innumerable certificates have been given of the noes, Magic Segar Cases, Speck Cases, the novel principle of “Medicine to Lend.” the directions are followed, to produce double the Hardy’s Salve cures Rheumatism, Letters, Certifiacates and nrtices fr'omVhV pr#M. SYLVESTEKP. WHEELBJK,Chemist. great virtue of this medicine by those’of the high­ Harmonicans, Trout Snells, Pocket Com­ effect iu making soaps, and all other purposes for Hardy’s Salve cures Lame Back, from all parte of the world n y also be seen at oar Bridgeport, August 18th, 1857. est standing in society, and we know it to be the which Potash is used, with full directions for mak­ panions, Gold, Jett and Cornelian Crosses Hardy’s Salve cures Pain in the Side, salesroom. Descriptive ciroyiars sent fi-ee to a n j MANUFACTURED BT best preparation now before the public.—Ifurfjon ing the best of Soft, Hard, or Fancy Soaps. It is and Charms, Ivory Napkin Rings, Silver Hardy’s Salve cures Corns on the Feet, »ddres8. S. 1>. A H . W . SJMITH, county Democrat. made with little trouble; the ley is all prepared in JO SI AH HOTCHKISS. Agent. Hardy’s Salve cures Cracked Hands, 511 Washington Street. Boston, Thimbles, Dressing Cases, Phalons Invig- five or ten minutes. BRIDGEPORT, JONN. PKICB o n * d o l l a r p e r BOTTLK. Hardy’s Salve cures Toothache, n V Boylston 3/arket.) oi ator. Bill Books, Limerick Hooks, Linen 1 lb. Potash warranted to cut 5 lbs.of grease in ­ Comer of Main street and South avenue, \ here SANFORD & Co. Proprietors, 345Br*ad Hardy’s Salve cures Cuts and Bruises, IT 9 / received by C. B. Jtf Ai.ra» oiders will be received. Lines, Violin Constructors, Silver Plated Hardy’s Salve cures Biles and Burns, to good Soap. yalls Village, Conn. way. New York’ by all Druggists. 12 lbs. will make one barrel of beautiful loft The F eoplb’s Soap.—This is a new article Castors and Cake Baskets, Gold and Silver Hardy’s Salve cures Fresh Wounds, 6m.16 soap. manufactured by Mr. Josiah Hotchkiss, of Bridge Hardy’s Salve cures Old Sores and pains. Watches, Ladies and Gent’s, Silk Wrap­ Directions for making Soft Soap. port, and has lately been introduced into families The proprietor wishes this salve proved at his pers, a fine assortment of Dress Fringes Directions for making Hard Soap. Cheap Cash Dmg Store! with complete success. Several adies of our ac­ own expense. The article is warranted to give Directions for Laundries and Hotels. quaintance who have tested ite merits lor the HOUSATONIC RAILROAD. and other Trimings, Curtain Loops, Cur­ Batisfactionor the moneyiwill be refunded. Maln--St. Bridffcport, Ct. Directions for cleaning cotton waste that has laundrj', pronouoe it equal, if not superior, to Bur- Fall Arrangement— Commencing October 19,1857* tain Cords and Tassels Every family should have a roll handy in case of THOMAS LORD, well’s or any other kind now before the public.__ Smoked Hallibutt, accident, rather than call a physician. been usen for cleaning machinery of all kinds. Directionsfor using this Potash, in place of Sal WiUerbtiry American. m m m m m Hams and Dried Beef. Dr. S. H a r d t, proprietor, Cornish Flat, N . H. Wholesale and Reiail Dealer in For sale at the Drug Store of C. B. Maltbie & Sold by G. B.MALTBIE, Palls Village, and by Soda. C«., Falls Vilhige. F om Bridgeport. Blue Fish, Codfish, &c., See. Druggists, Merchants and Dealers everywhere. Directions for sticking India-rubber soles on F o r e i g n a n d D o m e s t i c M b d i c i n i , Shoes. 6 05 A M-Freight train, with passenger car at­ PRICE 25 cents. [N7-ly44 Drugs, Chemicals. Patent Medicines, Imported READ IN a FOR 1858. tached, arrives at Canaan at 4 00 p h All the above directions accompany the can Leeches, Strenethening Plasters, Shakers’ Berik 10 35 A M-Passengers by 8 00 a u train from New BREWSTER dc KELLEY, and extracts. Dye Woods. Dye StnfTs, lndigo,r o w is the time to !nbscribe^ for Papers and York take this train and arrive at Pitts­ LUXURY AND ECONOMY. Varnishes, Brushes, Putty, SPERM, Lamp, asd MagazineB for 1858, and at the oSBce of field at 4 25 p K, connecting w ith West­ Lard Oils, Spirits tias, Camphine, Potashes, laks J. BREWSTER, WM. H. KELLET. K in g ’s N kw C h a ib " A s y o u l i k b i t ,” N ern and North Adams roads. DllUO ST0BK,0f Blacking, &c. &c. Ac. C. B. MALTBIE & CO. of the best kinds, at the An Arm Chair, Reclining Chair, Couch and Bed­ From, Canaan. PallB Village, October 1, 1857. C B .M A LT B IE. ga- Cheap for Cash or approved creait. Tyi Ss the plaee to subscribe, as we are authorized 6 00 if-Freight train with passenger car, for stead (Combined in one,) ia susceptable of twelve A jia- The suhbcriher having disposed of bis at««k Agents,and will take subscriptions for the various Pittsfield, arriving at 12 00 M different positions, or changes, to meet the varied Journals published in New York, Philadelphia, DR. S. HARDY’S requirements for comfort, convenience, luxury and in trade and business in Bridgeport to Ifesara. Washington, Bridgeport, New Haven, Hartford, From Barrington. economy, (in space as well as price.) Whether in W ard & F rkncu, takes great pleasure in rccoi»- 7 30 A M-Passenger train for Pittsfield, arriving CLARK & STRIET, sickness or health, this celebrated Chair,“as you mending his patrons and friends and the public Boston, Springfidd, Pittsfield, Albany, Buffalo, at 8 54 A M. Indian Vegetable Worm Powder, IMPORTERS OP Aiid other places, at a much lower rate than they LIKE IT ,” excels in many respects, any chair per­ generally to thoae gentlemen as worthy of implicit fliiube procured for sin rly in any ether way. Those Going South—From Pittsfield. PLEASANT, safe and] sure remedy for C ^ a C E L S S , haps ever manufactured in this or any other coun­ confidence,and possessing facilities to supply al w h ) do not believe it, have only to prove it by giv- 9 15 A M-Passenger train for Bridgeport. Thif A Worms both in adults and children. This try. The price varies from fifteen to Thirty Dollars wants in their line of business. Mb . W ard will b« .ig us a trial. To all we would say subscribe so as train connects at Bridgeport with 2 48 valuable preparation for the destruction of Worms W ines, S egars. &c.. &c*. according to finish. recognized as one who has been connected with b>7 —that worst of enemies of our race—is entirely a business for about ten years past, and b kbnch begi«i with the year. C. B. M altbie & Co. Express train to New York, arrivincrat To public Institutions, as well as to individuals, D .F , 4 55 p M. vegetable preparation. It was procured, some NO,68 WATER STREER, NEW YORK. this Chair is a very desirable article and will be by his thorough medical education, can but com­ mend himself to all who may favor them with a call 5 15 p M-For Barrington,passenger train arrivina years since, of the western Indians, by an eminent A ndrew D. Cla rk, supplied in any number, on the most liberal terms. at 6 40 p M RJEFENBURG MEDICINES. nhysician at the West, who, after having complet- J ohn L. St r eit . Apply to, or address M. W. KIN(- & SON. T homas L obd and Retail, for New York prices, at the 12 35 M-Freight train with passenger car for Ca­ e 1 a regular course in the study of Medicine and N . B. Particular attention paid to the orders o 438 Broome St.. One door east of Broadway, N . i • TORI. C .B . MALTBIE. naan, arriving at 6 00 p jt 0 tained a diploma, spent th*ee years with thd Druggists and Town Agents. 12yl 13yl (Late -IGS Broadway.) M .R I CHARD SON From Canaan. 1 idians for the purpose of acquiring of the red D • Dealer in Watches 6 4 a M-For Bridgeport, freight train with pas man of the forest a knowledge of natural science, Clocks and Jewelry.wo«ldl» Langhy^s Bitters^ senger car, arriving at 3 45 p m in which time he obtained a knowledge of this George W. Peet, TRUSSES, (orm the inhabitants of Cl highly valuable preparation, and has used it in aa naan and adjoing countrv they Ko from the D kuoSto bk, of W aterbury Car Ventilators have been attached t< ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT lAW, AND C. B.MALTBIE. the passenger cars, at a great expense. The can extensive practice for twenty yeais with universal A Full Assortment oj that he has opened a shop 1i are kept entirely free from dust, cindersand smoke and astonishing success for the speedy destruetioB sno'O'iaiE'iyiPisM®!, PHELPS, THoaiPSON’fe, & HULL’» Canaan, at the Depot, adjokia A current of air passes through the entire train,an< of all different kinds of Worms that afflict our race, ing the Post Office, wherwvV ING MACHINES. from the Tape Worm down through the entire vari­ FALLS VILLMOE, CANAAN. CONN- can be regulated to suit the convenience of the paa ^ ^ 9 is prepared to repair Clocks, Watchesand W OOW ORTH’S CELEBRATEtl ety. Dr iS. H ardy, proprietor,Cornish Flat,N. H. Office next door to the Iron Bank. [5 sengers. of all kinds in the best manner and on et’o** ^MACHINES, in good rncnin* Sold by C, B. Maltbik, Village, and by TV low by the A deduction of ten cents will be made to passen­ Coustautly on hand at the Drug Store qf terms. Watches aud Clocks warranted fsJeii a gers who procure tickets at the station office.*. Druggists, Merchants and Dcaleis evervwhere. £.MP1RE CO.,N o rfo lk ,C oNw C B. MALTBIE &. CO one year. fl 0 CHARLES HUNT. Presidaut. ''ttiCE 25 cents. [NT-lyli