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VOL. m. NEW BRITAIN, CONN., SATURDAY^ NOVEMBER 19, 1859. !NO. 80.

THE And I beat him again, I beat him till he sank go, and the ship be lost, perhaps all on board GARIBALDI AT THE TOMB OF HIS WIFE.—We DISSOLVED STONE —The invention of a gentle- from my hand against the rail; and then I sent perish And he saw too, that if he could keep recently gave our readers a brief notice of Gari- man in New York for liquifying flint and quartz, ssw EEiiMM mmm; one of the men for my quadrant. When it came the broken plank in its place he m^ht stop the baldi's visit to the tomb of his wife, near Raven- several times announced within a year or two, is A CONTINCATtON OF THE and I had adjusted it for my observation, I found incoming flood. So he sat himselfnpon it, and na, The following detailed account of that event said to have been perfected so as to be practical- ISrORTH action of the air. It can te used in any color on his voice scarcely reached other ears than his Ufcw Britoiiit Conn. by the collar, I led him to the main hatchway,, When the General, with his two sons and their the vralls of houses, theaters, churches and all and had the hatch taken off. I then thrust him own. Some of the men heard him 'but thought TURN: —$1.50 per annum, in Advance. In bandies governess, arrived before the church of Mandrio- buildings, and makes them fire proof. It can be down and swore I would keep him there till his he was talking to himself. of five or more to one address, $1.25. la, they were formally received by the parish applied to curtains and all kinds of paper, .i ti stubbornness was broken. The hatch was then And there he sat, with his feet braced, for priest. Entered in the church. Garibaldi looked make them un-n flammble. It can be diss. > I ve i i a l[«nb«N of Nornikl School, anbscribine in aHruie* for the Temi put on, and I went into the cabin. I suffered a four-and-twenty dreary hours, with the water around for the tomb of bis wife, while at the water, and makes a cement that is watet pro>f. famished at ihe annual rate. good deal that afternoon, not with any compunc- spurting in tiny streams all over hig^'drenchin Tcawa OP ANTCKTISIXA: — For a Square, one insertion, 76 rents same time wreaths of flowers were presented to It can be made in any form, size, shape or col ir. eaoh additional insertion, 25 ets. For half a Square, one tions for what I had done, but with my own him to the skin- He had thought KHM uta^^idiOT by young girls. Garibal- It can assume the form and color of any of the insertioD, 50 cenu; each additional insertion. 15 ets. temper and bitterness. It made me mad to think of going to the hatchway and c "" ' ' jtyi" ijiiii'miiii, jij uiui Ttii •tijtjansls^ gi.od J tnnO' as miLid •ne Square for a year, »10. Half Square, t6. Bosinese Cards, that I could not conquer that boy—^that I could but he knew that the broken pla know the object of visiting the church until they as marble, and statues, busts and ornaments oi eontaining half square, per year, tS.OO. not break down his cool, stern opposition. "But forced in if he left it, for he could it heave were conducted by the priest into a room adjoin- any size can be made, and columns of any size, I will do it," I said to myself, "by the heavens beneath him. His strength was fail his ing the sacristy. Here, before the tomb, was a form and appearance' to imitate marble of any COURAGE. above me, I'll starve him to it, or he shall die un- limbs were racked with pain—but" rould not low bench draped in black. All kneeled thereon, color desired. The invention is in the hands of Knowing the right and troe. der the operation." give up. I asked him if he would hare giv- sod then followed a touching scene. Garibaldi, a company, and will soon be brought oat. A Let the world say to you After supper I went to the hatchway, and call- en up if I had not come as I did. answered weeping, explained to his children the cause of similar invention, under the name of liquid mar- Worst that it can ; ed out to him, but he returned me no answer.— that he could not have done it whil had life his ^rs, and they too abandoned themselves to ble, is said to have been made by M. Jobard of Answer despite the blame. So I closed the hatch and went away. At ten in him. He said he thought not ofj mselll—he ^ief. Brussels, Belgium. The invention has created Answer despite the shame, was ready to die—but he would sa the if I'll not belie my name— o'clock I called again, and again I got no answer. Thas they remained twenty minutes, while the great sensation among artists. It can be mould- I'll be a man! I might have thought that the flogging had taken he could—^and he saved us, surely all priest, in the meantime, performed a faneral.ser' ed away his senses, had not some of the men assui- from a watery grave, * vice. This sad function concluded, the large on the plaster figure, and thus, instead of lunr- Armed only with the right, ed me that they had heard him, not an hour be- The boy lay sick almost unto ba^ I mult'tude commenced to offer their condolence to ing to hack and hew the shapeless block with Standing alone to tight fore, talking to himself. I did not trouble him nursed him with my own band him all the General and his family, whose countenance great pains and labor, the artist will henceforth Wrong, old as time. again till morning. After breakfast I went to through his delirium ; and when realize the genuine impression of his cast at once^ Holding up hands to God nasoD re- bore the traces of profound grief. Garibildi was Over the rack and rod— the hatchway and called out to him once more. turned, and he could sit up and bowed all the time surronnded by those who, ten years and, with scarcely any further exertion, bring out Over the crimson sod. I heard nothing from him, nor could I see him— myself before him and humbly ask^his pardon ago, had rescued him; if any invalid expressed a his creation with all the freshness and vigor of That is sublime! I had not seen him since I put him down there. for all the wrong I had done him ith his arms wish to see hi'o, he would hasten to his bedside. the first idea. about my neck, he told me if £ wou I called out several times but he would make no good to A fow days after the visit to the ehurch, at one HIQHWAT ROBBERY.—A correspondent of the Monarchs of old, at will reply—and yet the same men Aid me they had him, he would never give me ca t offence; Parcelled the world, but still o'clock in the aflernoon, the funeral cortege ar- Hewbern Progress, writing from Goldsboro', N, heard him talking that very morning. Beseem- and added as he sat up again—"! rived, (at Kavenna) escorted by forty selected Crowns may be won : C,, Oct, 29, says : Yet there are piles to light— ed to be calling on them for help, but he would ard—I couldn't be a dog." yonths, dressed in black, who traviersea on foot Putting all fear to flight. not ask for me. I meant to break him into it. From that hour I never struck r^board the ten miles from Madriola. At tiM ga^ of Bia- . . A highway robbwy was committed at Mt. Olive, Shouting for truth and right. "He'll beg before he'll starve," I thought, and so my ship, 1 make men feel that tl fc men-t- venna the cortege was met by a large number of in the lower part of this county, on the night of Who will mount on ? [AUCB CABET. determined to let him stay there. I supposed that I so regard them, and that I I to make the citizens with bands of music, and by them es- the 20th instant. J, Baker Bowden, that he had crawled forward to the forecastle them as comfortable and happy as Bible; and corted to a magnificent hearse, prepared for the was murderously attacked and robbed, and his bulkhead, in order to make the sailors hear him. THE LimE HAND. I have not failed to gain their res, confi- transportation of the honored remains. During body, which was supposed to be dead, thrown in- Some of the men asked leave to go down and dence. I give no undue license, make my Give me thy little hand. How heavenly soft! the evening Garibaldi maintained a sad tacitum- to a pond of water near by. By what means he look for him, but I refused. I threatened to pun- crew feel that they have a friend a superior It has no feel of this world's hardening work, ity- escaped drowning is not known. I understand And emblems thy young soul, which bears not yet ish the first man that dared to go down. in the same person. For nine ye I sailed in he has Iain speechless ever since the occurrence,' three different ships with the same The hards of earth upon it. Wherefore should At noon I went again, and as he did not an- Bw;' A man TIMB RECKOHED BT ONIONS.—Cany modem and it is considered very doubtful whether he will Our innocents put off the charmed life couldn't be hired to leave me save swer me this time, I resolved that he should come ^an officer's civilization back some three years, and it would survive his wounds, which are principally upon Which manhood does but struggle to regain ? berth. We cast off child-content, and then begin to the hatchway and ask for me ere I went any cut a sorry figure without m^em art. The pro- the head. A man by the name of Capps has A life-long struggle for a child's-content. more. The day passed away, and when evening And Jack Withers remained wi thirteen gress of an age depends not so much upon natu- been committed to jail on su^icion of having par- Soft as it is, in this small hand I read came I again began to be startled. I thought of years. He was my cabin boy; on ^the-Zore* ral growths, as artificial appliances. Sixty years ticipated in the afifiir. Lines prophesying burdens and earth strifes. the many good qualities the boy had, and of his most hands; my second mate; an| istl^me ago there were no daily papers. Telegraphs, The azure innocence drops from thine eye. he sailod with me, he refused the Thou reck'st not of my augnr. But my past widowed mother. He had been in the hold thir- i(an

offer of war material to the Spanish Government The area called the "yard" contains many ^attifltt General. RAILROAD CHANGES.—The winter arrangement 6ur cf^^rrign Corrcspnbrncr. can have no other meaning than that the said acres. It is smooth and kept neatly in every part, of trains on the Hartford, New Haven and The news by the Hungarian, states that Na- Springfield railroad took effect la.st Monday.— Los-PON, Oct. 28 1859. material shall be deposited in the magazines of but especially where the extensive " park" of the famous garri.son Rock. All this war talk has poleon has addressed a letter to the King of Sar- The eariy moming train to Springfield is to be October 1859 will long be referred to with heavy gtsis Is arranged, in front of the Com- worked its necessary result—public confidence is dinia in reference to the Italian question, inviting withdrawn, the first train leaving at 9.15, and painful provniuence in tiro nnimis of British j-uf- mandanito ^lead quarters; and we were shown the the unconditional assent of the Court of Turin to not connecting with trains for Albany and Bos- fering and disaster. The havoc of human life shaken, commerce is paralyzed, enterprise is at a new and beautiful arrangement for discharging ths cirrangen^nts outlined at the Villafranc in- ton. The noon and evening express trains for and property wronoht by the great gale which stand still, trade languishes, capital stagnates, these sav*^ ^'peacemakers," after they have terview. The leading requirements are said to be Boston will leave five minutes later than hereto hns devastated our t^l orrs tliiring the present and hy-and-bye when stern winter lays his icy been elected. The buildings are mainly on the the restoration of the Grand Duke of Tuscany fore, and the late afternoon accommodation train wtHjk> is s-v)ii ething ini-n dihle. On no occasion, hand upon us. we shall have the sharp cry of outer circle of the yard; some offices and shops and of the Duke of Modena; the annexation of at 5 o'clock, half an hour eariier than formerly pr.ibably, fiiuco the hnrricane of 18'24 has any penurx rising upon our ears, and the panic mon- are more within. Parma to Piedmont; the submission of the Ro- Ihing comparable tothe fury of this tempest hot n ger may learn that hunger at home is an enemy The large blacksmith shop is a great curiosity; —connecting at Springfield with train for Alba- magna, and the introduction generally of mode- experienced. Our coasts are fringed with wrccks, more to be dreaded than an Emperor with a especially in the arrangement of the dozen or ny. There are no changes in the time of trains rate ameliorations, as the prelude to an Italian aud cunibered with the dead. Ships of every size shrouded policy, and a supposed destiny to fulfil. twenty forges. They are like double fires, back running south. Confederation. The developments furnished by and class from the stately clipper (Royal Char- E. F. to back, without any stacks for the escape of gas, The trains on the H., P. k F. Railroad now fuller details of this startling correspondence, will ter) with its hoards of Australian gold, to the but a flue for each—descending from the top of leave New Britain, as follows : be awaited with profound interest. It is under- tiny fishing boat aud pilot craft, have alike suc- gome ®0rw$iwttafttrf. the fire behind it to the ground—communicating Going East—7AO A. M.; 9.25 A. M.; 2.33 stood that England will participate in the Gen- cumbed to the fury of the elements, and left, each under the stone floor of the shop, by one grand P. M.; 5.08 P. M. eral Congress. the tale of »voe, to swell the narrative of this THE NAVY YARD, KITTERY. ME. flue, to the great chimney of the furnace. This Going West—10.52 A. M.; 4.38 P.M.; makes a draught, and the moment the son of Garibaldi has issued an address to the Neapoli- 8.10 P. x\I. groat Oconn tragedy. The gale coinmei>ced on FRIESN GPERNSEY :—The first (Special object Vulcan pulls his rod, for wind, the great blower . Traitis leaaoe Hartford going West, at 10.25 Tuesday las:t after a heavy fall of snow, and a se- of interest that attracted cur attention as we ap- tans who it is reported are on the eve of rebellion. being at a distance and communicating with each A. M. and 4.10 P. M. for Waterbury ; 1 P. M. vere frost on Monday night As the tempest proached the shore of the Island—which has The Emperor, Louis Napoleon, it is rumored, fire by a counter passage, the gas must be drawn for New Britain only; and 7.40 P. M. for Bris- rose through Tuesday afternoon and evening it w^harves to the south and east—was the old ship has recently had another and most violent attack ^way to the great smoke stack. tol. was accompanied by a deluge of rain. I had to Constitution. There she lie» ifr liei UUIIUIWI of that nervous disarrangement which has been ine shop presented nothing particu- turn out about 8 o'clock in the evening, and trav- pride, resting from her labors, an object of sacred so frequently spoken of, and which it is feared, larly worthy of note, except piles of Broadswords THE COSMOPOUTAN ART JOURNAL is at hand, el nearly » couple of miles near the old Silgate and noble associations to every American. What will sooner or later make him a confirmed maniac. with bas4cet hilts, and a peculiar railing for Gang- containing the usual number of rich engravings, forest, in Sussex, in order to attend a Public service she h:)8 done; and what proud memories ways of ships which being covered with heavy Gen. Scott arrived in Calitomla, Oct. 17, and and a choice collection of Biography and other Meeting. It was a drive not to be forootten. and will bang around such objects—an old ship, an old canvass forms a fine shelter in storms, or, in time left for San Juan Island the following day. literary matter. The principal engraving of the as we stiuggled on through the thiik darkness* fort, :in old gun. There she lies, with her "old of action, could be removed in a moment. number entitled "TA?* LUtle Pig vxnt to Mar- doins battle with the tornado which ^tt niod bent Jackeon figure-head" on her head, and the head The recently discovered Silver Mines in Carson kei," is a copy from one of the Premium paint- on carrying us off bodily (as it did some poor vic- of the figure on the shoulders—it was once sawed Then we took a look at the arsenal. Here Valley are proving the richest ever opened. ings. A mother has her little one of two years tims to an awful death) we timuiil.t and spoke of off and carried away by a younjr America speci- our very gentlemanly conductor, in a most easy The trial of Cook one of the Harper's Ferry in kr lap, telling the story of "Little Pig" on the terrible m.ene8 that nn.st nci'es.«Hrily be en- men of a Yank«ie boy, who wished thus to gain and eloquent manner gsive us a lecture as we leaders, was concluded Wednesday the 9th, and its toes. The look of quiet happiness on the face acting on various points of our roi'k bound coast. some notoriety, and surely he did becomc quite passed. I can only sum up the view—of cannon on Thursday he was sentenced together with of the mother, and the lively interest and joy of With the nioniii.g cause sad confirination of our conspicuous for a few days, lliere she lies, a shot, bombshells, grape, cannister, and grapnel- Green, Coppick. and Copeland, to be hung Dec. the chihl in lisfc ning to this first wonderful story worst fears; and every post since, and almost relict of olden times, going down gradually, fig- mortars, that require fifteen pounds of powder; 16th. of childhood, are life-like and delightful. every hour's telegraph, adds to the long catalogue ure-head and all. Jackson, who was oue of the represented by a bag of rice, which we were al- The bark Emily, which left New York in June Every subscriber to the Art Journal hiis a copy of disasters wrought by this fearful storm. The greatest men this country ever produced, left his lowed to drop In ourselves—swords, knives, navy last, bound to the coast of Africa, ostensibly upon of the Magazine for a year ; a beautiful steel en- list of wrecks at Lloyds' maks the stoutest heart truly Republican and earnest administration an pistols, revolvers—the old fashioned smooth bore a trading voyage, arrived at that port yesterday graving ; and a Season Ticket of Admission to quail, and the loss sustained by the underwriters object of admiration to these degenerate times; —boarding pikes, a howitzer from Yorktown, in charge of Lieut. H. K. Stevens, of the United the Galleries in New York, in addition he has will be immense. Foremost among the great but like the old ship, it is now an impracticable a wheeled gun carriage with a net work of cord States sloop-of-war Portsmouth, with a prize crew. an equal chance for a premium which may be casualties is the total wreck of the magnificent nionuiuent, upon which the figure of the great curiously wrought over the iron tire of the wheels, She was seized, it appears, on the 22d September any one of several hundred beautiful Paintings, new clipper steamer, Eoyal Charter, from Aus- man appears, as here. The times now demand four Spanish blunderbusses, around the stair way, last, upon suspicion of being about to engage in Statues, &c. tralia, with 388 passengers on board, and a freight such stern political material; but it becomes a (small guns for defence in time of siege) taken in the Slave-trade. The captain, mate, and two of of gold valued at from-£500.000 tQ £800,000. very serious question to (hose who love the na- Mexico ; Bucket®, rapiers for fencing exercise, The Engraving, to which every subscriber is the seamen were put under bonds of §3,000 each, The total number of persons on board was 498, tional honor and interest, whether it will not be a and lots of material belonging to a man-of-war entitled this year, is entitled "Shakspcare and his and six of the seamen $1000. and of these only 39 are reported as saved. The long time before we get a supply. which I catinot describe, nor can mention. Friends." It is a beautiful picture, 30 by 38 ship got embayed on the coast of Anglesea, dur- inches, making a superb ornament for the parlor. Beside the Constitution lies the new ship San- Passing on by the Chapel, which we were not The Tribune declares the intention of Horace ing the height of the gale; her masts and rig- A copy of this picture may be seen at the store tee, and near, the new Propeller Mohican, which Invited to enter, we came to the steam sawmill. Greeley to be in Washington, Dec. 6, when to save ging were cut away and it is feared became en- of G. A. Ellis. Subscriptions received by L. J. our conducter, as we looked at some of her arma- There are two powerful steam engines running expend he will go down with the Governor and tangled with the screw. Thus deprived of the aid NORTH, who is Honorary Secretary for this place. ment, in the course of our observations, playfully here, this carrying various machinery—is the be examined and tell all he knows about the Har- of her machinery, the hapless ship drifted into remarked, is without doubt "the last of the Mohi- most beautiful and perfect, as well as powerful. per's Ferry affair; and in consideration of old Molfre Bay, where she went ashore, and in about lay We Tisited Little Dolly Dutton on Wed- cans ;" being a Connecticut Indian name which When we went into the mill the saw was making acquaintance with Governor Wise, will ask no five hours was literally dashed to pieces.- The nesday evening, and in'common with all present has been sadly abused by orthographers; for it 250 cuts in i minute through a large seasoned guaranty or stipulation. storm appears to have raged with equal fury all white oak stick. From that we repaired to the were delighted with this diminutive specimen of used to be Mo-he-gan. 'Twill possibly be inter- Paul Morphy was to play four games of Ches, round the coast, and from almost every port ac- "saw pit," where two men, one above, the other humanity. She is indeed a wonder, and grows esting to know where the last of the fribe is, when against four of the best players in Philadelphia, counts are coming up of ships lost, lives sacrificed, below the stwk, were "pulling and pushing" the more wondrous little, under your verj eye^ un- the new novel appears under that title. without seeing the boards, at the Academy of aud immense injury Wonp tn vessels and buildings saw in a^£j||j|eval manner, at the rate of twenty til yqp are t«mp(ed to tkkik rnor<» w^ whoro tbo shears Music. Friday evening, Nov. 11th. Tickets 25 ' in the various harbors, and along the shores. The strokes in a'minute, and that is pretty rapid for a wax don, a^ hag imgtt koM af tlM fiufe are erected, which some of the younger readers and 50 cents, the proceeds to be given to the Breakwaters at Holyhead and Portland, have man power. Some sticks must be sawed thus, sprite^tMid coovince yoonelf that she is veritable may need to be told are two large and lofty spars Mount Vernon Fund. fiustained serious damage, and the line of Kails flesh aud blood. The only drawback to the en- set sufficiently wide apart at the ground for large and it is doubtful if any plan can ever be Inven- on the South Eastern aud South Devon Raiiwaye, tertainment was too much show-talk, unnecessa- bodies, such as bales, water tanks, hogsheads, and ted which shall preclude the necessity. Now we Oerrit Smith's Insanity. skirting the shores, have been torn up, and the rily detaining the little Miss and her audience, even a cart to pass between them, coming near passed by the noted tread wheel. A tread wheel The New York Evening Post makes the fol- commuuication for the time stopped. Inland the in the foul air of a crowd d Hall, though prob- together at the top, where blocks and tackle are in this day ot machines! and in a U. S. Navy lowing statements concerning his alleged family storm was felt v/ith almost equal violence, and attached, and project outward over the deck of Yard! "Is it for punishment," said I. "For tendency to this disease: ably with the laudable design of pleasing the au- has done immense injury. Several persons have the ship—they are used for loading and dischar- punishment!" said our conductor. I bethought "Mr. Smith is said to have an hereditary pre- dience, and giving them their ' money's worth.* been killed or seriously injured by the fall of ging—lies the Cumberland. She is discharging. me that punishment for U. S. Marines is quite disposition to Insanity. His father, Peter Smith, chimneys and parts of buildings, or by the fall of though the possessor of an immense estate and New Britain Institute. They were taking out her masts. These masts another thing from treading a wheel; and at the trees, many of which were uprooted and laid surrounded by every circumstanco of prosperity, THE FIRST LECTURE ofthe course wiU be deliver- must surprise almost any of your readers who Navy Yard all in the service are subject to gov- prostrate. A woman was driven by the force of was subject to fits of profound despondency, dur- ecrisis of his disease by the affair at In Hartford. Nov. 10, by Rev. Dr. TnmbnlU Mr. HET- sloop-of-war. Dale, is now within, receiving re- tbrooghout the country to know how the Great W. S. C. Harper's Ferry, and especially by the extent to BT ROGKBS and Miss HSLKN M. DOOOLASS, all of Hart- Kastern had ridden out the gale, and great was pairs. NOTK.—In my last a mistake occurs, which refers LKVI which his own name has been connected with it. ford. WooDBCRT to-the time of Aaron Burr—rather too early. In South Windsor, Nov 14. by Rev. Wm. Wright, the relief when tidings came that all was well I shall rapidly glance at a fewobjeets-of inter- I wrote " Vao Bureu "—that wiis early enough. HOB.\CK K. ST«)UGNTON, Ksq., of South Windsor, and with the noble ship. She held lo her anchors est. We were partioulurly struck with the struc- STATE ITEMS Miss ANNA MABIA PORTEB, of Iljirtford. In Hartford, Nov. 15, in the Foarth Ctmgr^tional grandly, but with fires lighted, and the most ture and form of the water tanks, a large number TUT GORILLA OR MAN MONKEY.—There are On Thursday morning, Nov 10, a barn Church, by Rev N. J Barton. Mr. L. B. MSBBIAS and watchful preparations on the part of her vigilant of which were lying in the yard. They are built Miss AMABPA A., daughter of S. S. Chamberlin, Esq., now on exhibition In New York, some remarka- owned by a Mr. Coats of Middlofield, was burn- all of Hartford. oommandei*. It is now definitely determined not of boiler iron, and made in the same way as boil- ble contributions to natural History. Mr. Paul ed, with a cow and yearling, and the winter's In Hartfiird, Nov. 16, in Ihe'South CongregaMonal to send the Great Eastern to sea this winter, but ers—some square, some oblong, some with obtuse DuChaillu, a Frenchman by birth, but an Ameri- stock of hay just purchased. This is a severe Chwpch, by Rev. N. J. Bnrton, Mr. HESBY E. ROBBI.V.S, can citizen, who has spent several years in the and Miss ELIZABETH B. SBDGWICK, daughter of Albert to defer Ler first trip until the spring, by which angles, some with acute—that they might be loss ^r a poor man. It was probably the work Sedgwick. Commissioner of School Fund. Equatorial regions of Central Africa, between the time her equipment will be muoh more perfectly adapted to the sides of the ship—each holding of an incendiary. latitudes traversed respectively by Bath and Liv- DIED. completed. several hogsheads with an opening in each of the ingstone, has brought with him on his return, a The New Haven Register says of the Burville same dimensions at which they dip in buckets.— In Lyme, Nov. 4th, LITCBSTIA M ABIA, wilfe of John M. collection of the rarest animals known to natural firm who reduce five quarts of sweet cider to one Parker, of ihe steamer city of Hartford, aged 38 The complication of European politics becomes , In one of the ship-houses is the Alabama (74) science. Of these, the most curious are speci- In ^ringfieW, Mass., loth. Si*oii S. ROLLINS. 82. by the vacuum process, that he knows a chap more and more involved every week, and the [ which has been built a long time—at the opposite mens of the male and female gorilla, the newly- In South Wilbraham, Mass , 12tb. ABDIA WKST. 81. who has done the thing repeatedly—the two widow of the late Joel West, of Tolland. Ct panic mongers are literally revelling amid the el- ' side In another is the nearly finished propeller discovered ferocious man-monkey, or monkey- In Hartford, Nov. 1 1,MABT SHI PMAS DEMISQ, daugh- methods are, however, radically different, one be- ements of confusion which exist every where. — ! Franklin. We had a long ascent to reach her man, of which, recently, various accounts have ter of Henry C. and Sarah C. Deming, aged 4 years and been published. This creature is as largo as a ing on the compressive, and the other the exhaus- 6 months. • . They have made up their minds that Louis Na- main deck. Our ladies made good use of their In Hartford, on the morning of the ISth inst, of ty- man, with nore than three times a man's strength. tive plan. poleon means mischief in every thing that he does feet in running and dancing on that smoothly phus fever, Capt. GEOBGB A. BBBNHAM, of the firm of Others of the Troglodyte species, in the possession Bumham & Baldwin, aged 35. tCT* Mr. John Latimer, of Bloomfield, died {nnjuge Ins autrespar smmeme, say the French) ^ polished surface. The depth of hold Is c9 feet. of Mr. Du Chaillu, are the "Koolo Kamba," a In Hartford, Nov. 13. CTAITON HABKIS, son of Fred- but what is the precise point of danger that de- . It is a long dark look downward to the keelson— most fearful animal, bearing the nearest resemb- Nov. 11 from poisou^taken Into the system two erick F. and Harriet H. Barrows, aged 1 year and 5 months. ^ , maods instant attention nobody seems to know. ; she being a 74 gun ship, and of course having lance to the'human species, of all the Simia tribe, weeks previous, while dressing a steer that died In Hartfoid, NOT. 16, Mra. 8ABAH Houna, aged <9 Whether he intends to pocket Italy or pitch into three decks. She Is 320 feet in length, and 56 and the "Neschlego," the least dangerous and from disease, for the hide and tallow, he having most Intelligent of the Troglodytes, building Eagland ; wbethcr his policy is to crumple up feet breadth of beam. Just forward of the rud- a puncture of the skin on one hand at the. time. 8p«eial Hotiee. houses, uniting himself permanently to a mate der (she is to steer with a wheel astern of the A week afterward the hand began to swell and There will be a general Meeting of the New Britain Austria or cajole the Po|)e; whether the next and rtnring a family, much after the fashion of move is to bo the annihilation of Naples or the rudder) is an immense " well hole," in which it is be painful, and he applied remedies—at first not Agricultural CInb on Monday evening next, Nov. 21, in human beings ; altogether repudiating .tlie Mor- the Basement of the South Ojurch, commencing at 7 annexation of Morocco, our political prophets are ^ designed to move the Propeller up and down, by knowing the cause, but afterward conjecturing it mon system, as he contents himself with one wife. o'clock. Subject for discussion : "The Winter Feeding might have been from diseased matter or virus at a loss to determiue. 1 he last brilliant idea I means of machinery, as may be required, by the Skeletons of these creatures, in this collection, of Stock." All the members of the Club, and others iit- that has flashed upon their imagination is that ' depth of the ship in the water, and also when the show, even more conclusively than these stuffed introduced to his system by this sore, from the terestcd in the aut^', are requested to be present. he has set his heart upon Gibraiter, and tiiat his Propeller is not in use and in storms. skins, what enormous power they possess. animal. Per Order (f ike Commiltu. THE TIIS^EIS.

Special Notices. WM. E. BAKEJl & CO. GEEAT BARGAINS TBB BOOK FOB TBtE TIlTIfifi. IK « L fc^ « iHc iMtaiorialitr of thn S»al avd the Exclusive Carpet Dealers, Anal condition of the Wickcd. Specific, DRY GOODS! ! A book of 517 pagca. recently published by R. W. No. 330 main Cllreet, Lsndis. » Congregational Clergyman of acknowledged JARF scholarship uud ability. Thin book is an answer to all Have received their FALL IMPORTATION of CARPETS JUST EBCEIVBD the principal works of the annihilationists over publish- Peop S. L. & J. A. STRICKLAND ed, and fully sustains the high cncomiums bestowed up- consisting of HEAR WHAT THE PEOPLE SAT. on it by the religious press of all Evangelical denomina- Are now offering great bargains in Dry Goods, and VELVETS, MEDALLIONS, HAND-WOVE BRUSSELS, The underslj?ned havtw used Professor HUMPHEETS' AT ns tions, as " a complete and satisfiustory refutation of the SPECIFIC HOMiBOPATmc REMEDIES in our families having recently increased their Stock they are TAPESTBT BRUSSEUI, wlth 8TAIK OABPETINQ tO matcb. with the most satisfactory results, and having full confi- dogmas of the Materiality of the Soul, the Sleep of the dence in their geniuneness, purity, and efficacy, cheerfully Dead, the Annihilation of the Wicked," &c. The book recommend tbem to all perrons who wish to have safe, re- prepared to sell at the lowest possible liable, and efficacious remedies at hand for private or do- contains a list of all the publicatious of the annihilation- Also, a large stock of mustic use. prices to Cash Customers. The Kev. Wm. Hosmer, en'MENT.—^In a multitude of ceUo, Fla.; the Hon. Josejdi Benedict, Utlca, N. Y.; Wm. Bristol, Esq., UUca, N. Y.; A. a Pond, Esq., Utica, N. Y.; BLACK and FANCY VELVETS, Counsellors there is Wisdom—is rather a questionable Good Hemp Carpets for 25 cents. James Plunkett, Esq., Nashville, Tenn. axiom in the treatment of dipthera, sore throat, &c. A LIST OP SPECHIC REMBDIEa PLAIN, PLAID and PRINTED MERINOS, drowning man will catch at a straw, and a suffering man DV.UGGET8, FELTS, CRUMB CLOTHS, Ko. 1.—For Fever, CongHstlon, anifiiiflamiiuktlon. will swallow the first remedy he thinks will relieve him No. 2.—For Worm Fever, "Worm Colic, Wetting the Bed. CASHMERES; COBURGS; ROBERT JOHNSTON. J]L —the clianccs are, however, that both will perish. Opin- Cocoa Mats, Velvet Mats, Bugs, Cocoa Matting, No. 8.—For CoUe, Cfyinr, Teething, and Wakefulness of Infants. 1>EIOX.IT-A.2Sr The entire disease is often arrested at once, and in all cases Telreta, tlilka, Ijacea, Raehea, dee. may be found the Mowing; the violence of the attack is moderated, the disease short- A-IRT ened, and rendered less dangerous. Coughs and Colds, which'are of such fireqnent occnnence, and which so often lay the foundation of diseased lungs, HAMII * Men's French Calf Boots; ^ssoci^Tioisr. Cnrtaiu Room. bronchitis and consumption, may all be at once cured by From all sections of the country subscribers to this the Fever and Cough Pills. Ladies Collars, SATIN DELAIKES, In all chronic diseases, such as Dyspepsia, Weak Stomach, Men's French Calf Boots, Napoleon taps, a prime article; popular Art Institution, (now in its sixth yeax.) are be- Constipation, Uver Complaints, Piles, Female Debili^, and English Thread and Smyrna Edgings, ing received in a ratio unparalleled with that of any pre- RICH SAHN BROCATELLES, Irregularities, old Headaches, Sore or Weak Eyes, Catarrh, Moslin and Cambric Ed^ngs and Insertings; Moslin, Men's French Calf, Doable sole, a large varied; vious year. Salt Rheum, and other old eruptions, the case has specifics whose proper application will afford a cure in almost every Cambric and Dimity Bands. Aay person can become a member by robicribing $8 WORSTED and COTTON DAMASKS, LACES, Instance. Often tbe cnre of a single chronic dlffictilty, such as Dyspepsia, Piles or Catarrh, Headache or Female Weak- Men's Kip Boots; WHICU WIRX ENTITLE HIM TO ness, has more than paid for the case ten times over. IM-Thr iM^iirifMi Strtrl Bnsrarias *Sh«lupeare EMBROIDERED MUSLINS—» good ar- Men's Thick Boots; Mill lli« Fric«4ii.' PRICE Linens, Marseilles, Sarsnet Cambric, Swiss and 34—A wnc»»«f«piriti, Hyuterir.*, 8iclc HuiuUcbe, Wljiten, Look over the list; make up a case of what kind yon der to defray extra postage, iio. andallthepainfiildiioaona occoalonril by a d.Bordered nyhtem, choose, and igclose the amount in a current note or stamps An endless variety of Misses' and Children's Boots and Persons wishing to form clubs will apply for a circular tbevc I'lIN will eflisct a cure whin all oilier meuns liave faileiU by mA.l to our address, at ^lo. 6«2 Broadway, New-York, CARPETS & OILCLOTHS Shoes, Congress and Lace, aU suitable for the of trrms, &c. T/uie Pilh h»vt tuver been known to /ail where Vm dirtetiontand tbe medicin e will b« doly returned by maU or express free of charge. _ . . _ , . . Paper Hangings, Curtains, and Curtain Fixtures. season. The beautifully Illustrated Art Journal, giving full m the Second page of PampUet are weU observed. AGENTS WANTED.—We dsrfre an active, effldcnt Agent particalars, will be sent on receipt of 18 cents, in stamps Vnt full particular*, get a pamphlet, fr<>e,orthe agent. for the sale of our Remedies In every town or community or coin. N B.-t|>il anil *U poatagn atumpe enr.loncd tn any authorized In tiie Unlte

MADE TO ORDER AT WUELF TUE DIBECTIOXS ABE FOLLOWED. urts in N«nr York, Boston and Philadelphia. BOYS' YOUTHS' ^ CHILDREN'S TQET ABE A BLE2SIK0 AND A CVBK. H. w. ooomriN, A Card to the Ladies. THOMPSON'S. - Dr. DuponeoU OoUen PiU$,'» for FemhUt. AMD OAH BB BENT BY MAIL 77lf No. 8 Cratral Row, Hartford. " Dr. Duponeo'e Gulden P'Ult," far remalet '« Dr. DuponeoU Oolden PilU,*'/or Femaiet. KIP AND THICK BOOTS, NOTICE. FOB ONE IIOLLAB AND SIX POSTAOK STAMPS. " Dr. DuponeoU Golden PUle}*far Femalee.f jgRONZES—A beautiful assortment just re- UB only rrllabia medicine for slther married or singl* ladiss, Prime articles and water proofc HE subscriber tikes this method to inform the in- Sold by II. K. HALE St Co., T in rellsving painful and dUtrsssing menstruation, removing T habitants of New Uritain and vicinity that he is pre- 80tr New Britain. ceived of popular sal^seU, at nduccd prices. ebstruetl(ms, from whatever caose, and alnajrs sueeMsfal a* a p.ired to do all sorts of OOUIEIMO and CLKANLINQ at his prsvsutive. "One of tbe first ladles of New llavsn, sajrss Of II. W. GOOD WIN, so much do I consider che genuine Dr. DaponeoU Oolden PittB, resi'leuce, corner of &'tauley and Snialley streets, where I would consider thsm cheap at «6 00 per box, if I could nt IBKM Relief in Ten Hinntes!! so less. Price fl OO riold by lie will be pleased to see his old custoniers and as many 77tf EXPBISS BVILBINO, Ctntral How, Hartford. others as will do him the favor to call. Orders left at U. K. UALB & CO., Dickinson & North's or at my house will be promptly at- aeoaral Agents for New Britain. BRYAN'S jniiOCKERY BUVERS will find it for their N' B—The al>ov« Pills bars been counierreilcd, and arm nWmni tended to. [76-83] CIIARLh:8 HARTMAN f» l.mdUm mt tittemm vmrYlog frani M cents to li (dW at that.) LooiioatforUieni. Tb« genuine bmaftsr, will bear UM signa- FULMONIC WAFERS! Mdnntat^ ui ieiril at NO. 8 OiMIBil «OW. W* bar* oa taraoT&D. 0MW, sob proprietor. Pries, flOO. PorehaMaf An of this largt stoek of Boots aad Shoes, he mMt rrrlatn and apeedy remedy erer diacovered for all DU H. K. HALB dc CO., and jron will And tb« lanniiM artieia, and PANCR TABLES, T eaaae of tbe hand a large and dMirabia ossurtnunt in this lins, and shall soon Myou may r«ly apou. Laa, SISSOH, * U», tMato Awusa, wiU be sold to CASH BUTERS—CHEAPEB artfbrd. 74-137. AT OUEST ANO LUNGS, COUOHS, C0LD6, ASTHUA, open a large invoice, bou^t at auction tar less than cost of im- Conramption, Broochini, Influenza, RoaftenMS, than in any other Establishment in tha state. JostcaU portation, which will b« sold accordingly. L etf -W. IE THOM PSON'S. Uifficolt Breathing, Bore Throat, and examine befbre going elsewher*. 4-e., itc. LOOK OUT FOE BARGAINS ! OUI.D CALL THF, ATTENTION OF THEIR NUMEX. These ^afert give the moft iutantaneoua and perfect relief, and w COS sustomers la New Britaio to tha followiug aoticM: H. W. ClOODWIIf. H. & C. S. ANDREWS, when pcraevered with according to directions, never (U1 to effect CARVED SOFAS, CHAIRS, Ac. REMEMBER tbe diore quality of Goods are ONLT ATrORNEYSAT LAW AND COUNSELLORS, a rapid and laating cure. Thnuaanda hare been rMtored to per. 77tf No. 8, Central Bow, Hartford. Juat taeeived from en* of our best manufactursrs, another lot feet health, who IwTe tried other meant in vain. ToalldlasMs of those elegant naw style 80FAB, in mahogany and blaek wal- tobelbandat Proctors aud Advocates in Admiralty. •nt: the carving is deeply cut in the solid wood and ibe flguraa OFFICE No. 180 NASSAITST , NEW YORK. and all conititutiona they are a bicasiag and a cure—none need JjiRENCH ROLL PANS, FARINA BOIL- are baautiful. We sell a good earvsa feta for $13. W« bava deepair, no matter how lonK thedisaa»e mav have exiated, or how- Parlor Chain and Card Tables to match. lh« Furniture will ba HOKAOE ANOAKWS. CUXAIJII 8. ANDREWS. EES, SPONGE CAKE PANS, LUNCH BOXES, JELLY warranted well made and aold for twenty-flva par cent less than JOHNSTON'S; ever severe it may be, provided the organic mructure of the vitaj tha usual prices. Our large War* Rooms are new full of Furai- QANESiSA/f^'A^^^ organs is not hopeleagly decayed. Every one afflicted should give FORMS, and TIN WARE of every description, at tare, Feathars, Bads, Mattresses, Comfoitables, Knives aad them an Impartial trial. Forks, and almost averv article needed in Housekaaping. CaU and sea na and you will not go away without buying. MAIN BLFTKBT, TO VOC ALISTS AND PUBLIC 8PEAKBR8, these Wafors are cooDwinr'S, AT Ware Rooms, No. 860 Main atraet, Hartford. pecoliariy valuable; they will in ONE D*T remove the most severe 77tr No 8, Central Row, Hartfbd Second Door aoath of Baflniad. J. G. THOMPSON'S. occatiooal hoarseness; aud their regular use for a few days will, at all times, increase tbe power aad flexibility of the votee, greatly ^11 sorts COFFIN and CABINET WORK rpHE PARAGON SELF-GENERATING Smproviog Its tone, compass and clearness, for which purpose %%'anted Imiuediately. th»y at« regularly used by many profetsional vocalists. OAS BURNER, applied ta all flylea I.amps and Chanda- DONE AT WO STEADY BOYS, 16 years of age, to learn the JO;j MOSES. Sole Proprietor, Kochester. N.Y. liers, at NO. 8 CENTRAL ROW. Perfectly saft; not liable to T Jeweliy Business.. Those from the country pre- Price 25 cents per box. J. G. THOMPSONS Copper-tipped shoes are turned oat by a Taakea ferred. Apply at the VOCAUSTB AND PUBUO SPEAXptS get oat of order. Cost of consumption not over 3-4 ent per hour 78tf NEW BITAIN JEWELRY CO. New Britiun, Oct 16,1859, tf 75 up in Maine, fbi children's use. The toes of a pair of WlIX FIND BBTAN'S WAFEBS a. w. ciooDwiiv. GOFAS AND TETE A TETES, this kind, are said to liave worn six months vithootaqy IBTALOABLB TO BlOfOTE "tf No. 8 Central Row, Hartford. Farm For Sale. AT HOABSENESS AND SOBE TBBOAT, t W. HUDSON, seO MAIN STRtiET, HARTFORD. signs of giving out We believe they are sold in thia B• offer for sale, 15-) COMFORTABLES and SPRii; ADS. 50 Hair A SMALL FARM, with Buildings thereon ait- city.. It wouldn't be pleasant to be kicked by " oaa AND Give CLEABNBSB TO THE VOICE. and ExceUior Mattresses. We sell a good Hair Mattress for $10; nated one mile and a quarter from the Centre of THOMPSON'S. good Carpeting: for 22 cents a yard ; Feather C«da, complete, for THKT BELIETB IN TEN MINIITBS, •8; Oil Cloths; first rot* Li v« Geesa Feathers: elegant Marseilles MNew Britain, and in one of the pleasantest lo- of the boys," who wore such Bbam.—Hartford TimM. aoilU; alargvlotoffine Wool BlankeU, Siieetings and Tiek- eations in the town. ®®® ANNUAL ANNOUNCE- CouoHs, COLDS, AND ALL DISCASES 6W-74-79 The Farm conUins twenty-two acres of Land in a high MENT," and brilliant offers, in another column. state of cultivation, and is conveniently divided into OF TBI CHEST AND LVNOS. EROSENE OIL. A »aperu»r article just received MERRITT BRONSON. Meadow, Ploughing, Pasturing and Woodland. The por- •We not only BELIEVE, bot KJVOW that SOLD BT ALL DBUQOISTS K^ BY G. A. ELLIS. tion under cultivation is well adapted for raising tobacco, New Britain. Oct. 6.1869. tf 74 JOHNSTON has got the above genoine article. Catt ATTORNEr AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW AT 25 CENTB A BOX. early v^tables, or any other crops requiring good land. Offio* in Thomson's New BnUding. For farther information inquire of the subscriber, and see 'em. Bold by H.K. HALE ft CO. •DON'T FAIL to see SIXTH ANNUAL ANNOUNCE. KKir MlTAUr, CT. w « . . - W. C. HART. SOtf New Britain. Cona MENT," aud brilliant offen, in another column. Ktw Bntaia, Sept 24, 1869.—71tf New Britain, Oat 16» 1SS8L Tt tf r

THE KTE^W BFLIT-A-insr T I Ivdl E S .

flEALTII and its PLEASURES GREAT ATTRACTION HALL & STANLEY^g COLUMN. H. K. IFALE & CO^S COLUMN. OK CABIIT FURNITURE. Distra^c vrifli Agronies ! ! IF you are in want of any of the following, or any CHOOSE BETWEEN THEM. other article in the aboTe line, please call at HALL & STANLEY, H. K. HALE & CO , RILEY'S -DEALERS IN- HUBBARD'S WAREROOMS, —DEALERS IN— MAIN STREET, OA.SH: STOKEll And your wants will be supplied at Ii O W RATES! ACedlGlxxee GROCERIES Solxool Beautiful Parlor Furniture! &TILL CONTINDi /O DISPENSE STITIDHIBT, CUANBER SETS!! Respectfully offer to the ARTIST & SECRETARIES; BUREAUS; SOFAS; LOUNGES; CITZENS OF NEW HKITAIN AND VirLM.Y AT THE OLD STAND, | PROYISIONS, The following SOCIABLES; TABLES; CHAIRS; nOLLOWAY'S PILLS. UNANIMOUSLY PROCLAIMED THE Hair, Husk, and other Matresses; FLOUR and FEED, SFLENriD Assortment Nervous Disorders. CHEAPEST IN TOWN! Just received from W'hat ii) more fearftil than a breakinz d>)vo of the nerrons tem ? 1o b<> rxritable < be found ? Th' re i» one :—drink bu- lit-IF wine, bfvr, or ^pirlrg, o far better, nnnn ; take no oof- FIXTURES; WHICH THEY WILL SELL as cheap AS THE lea —weak tt-a bring pielerahle ; all the fresh air you can ; take thr>^ nr f-ur I'ilif ererjr DI>bt eat plenty o: solidfi, avoidi^ LOW PRICES TRIUMPHANT!! Table and Pocket Cutlery, (HIAFi>T the use of sloiw; and if th<^ golden ruler< an- tolluved, yr»(>prtie<. ••spwially their p'lwer of HOUSE PAINTING- AND Lakes' Shopping Bags, =lean-iiig the blooii frnni all lni|mriu»s, and n-nioring danperons Sales an J Low Profits do the Business ! The •nd i>-uspendep«ed as the on* grand PRICES attract the people', and where they Purses, Hair I^a, Head Dresses, i«ine8t frequently atise from RAom Papers, Borders, Fire Board Prints, Why look ^Ire: Mi>ovanre«or trouble from itbotiucted pervpitatioc, nr from eat ng jiGEJ>rTS FOR and drinkin; what w uiifil fi»r u' thus diwrdeting the liver and A large variety, constantly on hand. Among our assortment may be found rtomach 1 h. se or^rau^ mu^t be regulated if you wish to be w-elU Double Extra «Ei\E»EE FI.01IR PAM?IFR, JUDO'S A CD'S The MIU. if taken acoirding to the p^ inied instructionii, will quick- LEATHER BELTING, ly rectore a healthy artiim to bulh liver nnd stomarh. whence fol- FROM NEW WHEAT. FLOUR OF ALL GRADES, low KS a natural ru j they are wonderluhv efficaciout in cast-g of And all other kinds. and to nine-tentbs of all other places where Belts are spasm - in fact they never tail lu curing all diiuruers of the liver STYLE OF WORKMANSHIP, and Brothers TOBACCO. wanted, because it will drive more than any other, ow- •nd Soimacb. OR IN ANY OTHER RESPECT ing to its superior strength and admirable'adhesion to 0 the pulley. 2nd. Beiflg water-proof, they run as well JioU»wf*M PiUtmn the test rnmrdy kneitm tm U* nmU fvr BA*y the best appointed city establishments. in wet as in diy places. 8d. The hottest sunshine does foUemng disrmaes t WM. HUBBAKD. not injure these Belts, but we do not recommend them Ar>*. Thioatt, Crockery & CSlass Ware. a? Skioi).. mill (iravfl, In Thomson's New Block, ( for places where exposed to a very high degree of arti- aMbim, unrtniTr Stmpioma CUTLERY AND HARDWARE! ficial heat 4th. We are using these Belts as Cross hilliout (Tam|>tiiiiii.l~: -Douluuraui, South of the Humphrey House, ) £luti.lw> on th> pViullr lrrr|[u- Lomlwco, Tumonf*, Chocolate, BOTH GREEN AND BLACK. Belts, with perfect success, as are others, but we do not fcti", I Urilir*. Khvumatlam, Vriicrral AftectioBi 43 55 NEW BRITAIN, COH*. Powtl i'empUinU,|K*T*r« ot all Ktwntioii of Wurma of all kinds, Cocoa, recommend them as in&llible as Cross Belts in all ca Coli-*. I kiada, Urine, Waalinns fivm ses. 6th. The grrater the speed at which these Belts Cauuiratiitn of (htiPita, » bate vat eauae, Cornena, Bu.rls IGoui, S<'rufiiU. or L'lcera, Tapioca, are run the better, in general, as with other Belts; but CoMnmplliw, IHrixlarh*, 4c., Ac. FKESH GOODS ! ! Otbibi)', jindigvatien, Kin(** Evil, Maccaroni, we do not recommend them for places where very great CAUTION!- None are g-nuine unless the words XHOL- Vermacilli, speed is wanted over very small pulleys. tAW*T, Naw Yoat AMP L<>.\noN.''areiUscernibieasK ITsfite-m^rk H. K. HALE & CO. In every leaf of the book of diiectioiis itrotind each (mt or box ; the GROUND AND UNGROUND. same may lie plainly I^H-II by koUiur tAc lfq.f to tkr lifkt A handm- w 111 (Ills Fill. OBOICB FRISNCH PHUNEB, •ome reward will be given to any on<« tendering such infotmation HOW TO PRESERVE CIDER. as msy lead to the detection of any PHiiy or parties CAunlerfeiting ACKERMAN & GO'S PEREFCIED EXTRACT OF COFFEE, the medteines or vending the same, knowing tliem to be «p«r{»UB. &0., &0., &C., When Cider has acqnhned the flavorwhic h it is desira. %*Sold at the Manufactory of Pnifesstir MOLI."WAT, 80 Maiden SWIFT & WHITTLESEY ble to retain, it can easily and permanently secured Lane, New Yitrk, and by ail respeciable Drugs ists and Dealers in SPXOESSy by the use of SULPBRRS or UMK. Medicine, tlirnughout the ctWliaed world, in boze> atSS ceuta,C9 • fiave just received at the store formerly occupied Together with a large and well selected assortment o cams and tl eat h. This article is innocuous, and repeated trials in this . tSr Is considerable saving by ttking the larger siaes. by E. 0. Northrop, a complete assot- PRO VISIi'NS to which your attention is respecttully OF ALL KINDS. vicinity. We ara now re-supplying individuals who us- N. B.-Itirections fur the guidance of patient* in ever>- disorder nient of called ed this Sulphite last year with the most gratiQring suc- an affixed to each box. SInple and Domestic Dry Goods, W. H. RILEY. cess. H. K. HAT.E & CO. Niw BRITAIN, May 18,1869. 27-2 HAMS. DRIED BEEF PORE Dress Goods; Silks, Fancy and Plain; Shawls, BRTJSKES, Shawletts; White Goods; Fancy LARD, BUTTER Goods, &c. CI.OTH, HAIR, NAIL. TOOTS, YADT, TAUm, COI..TJMDBI-A.1JT IISTK:- wHITKWASH,M CilFBT WnBRQDM, NEW STOCK OP AND CHEESE,' la oonneotiou with LX. OITESNSET has received-(for sale Wholesale HUBBARD'S FURNITURE ESTABLISHMENT. READY MADE CLOTHING, , orReuil)—a large iuTOiec, direct from the Manulaciorj, o CODFISH AND MACKEREL, DRESSING. LADIES. BACK AND PUFF. Consisting of FINE HEAVY MADE OVER all colon. In oonsequence of a demand for Carpels, among the BLA K, BLUE AND RED. COATS, Fine and Supei^ne BLACK DRESS And of all the aiioi, QaarU, Pintf. lUli Pints, SUodR, tc ., SOAP CANDIES, OIL, BUENING FLUD. COAL OIL list of Upholstering aud other House furnishing arUcles, These ink5 were, formerly, uiii»er«illj kBo«n as tbc btft inks MARSHA SUPEMK PAtEHT COATS, Fine DOESKIN PANTS, together in lb* niurket, but from Uie wliulusale counicifeits upvn tbtiu, IWINGS FARINA CRACKERS. tlie 8ub"criber has commenced keeping a stock of their mle baa been more liuiileU TRUSS with a general assortment of Business COATS, This stock of the rariouii kinds, is now offered ai the most com- RAISINS, CITRON, LEMONS, CURRANTS, BRUSSELS. INGRAIN. THREE-PLY AND COMMON plete assortmeoi of iixcuxKlit Ink<, of uny nianufactuied in the PANTS and VESTS. countryTH. E BLUE BLACK WITING FLUID Together with a lai^e Assortment of other goods to nu writeaaelear, Britlianl Blue, when flmt used, which cbangcs, is And intends to keep a 'well selected stock of articles Also a large stock of 24bi>un,toan UK CHANGS ABLE JET BLACK. merou to mentio^. in this line, together with We intend at all times to keep a full and complete Boots S^lxoes. HARRISON'S COPYING FLUID AGENTS FOR Is an entirely new article, moking a OIL FLOOR CLOTHS, assortment of MARSH'S CATAMENLAL BANDAGE. MENS* CALF, KIP, and THICK BOOTS, Better Copy without a Press! And eveiTthing in use fur covering Floors, all of Children's, Boys, and Touths BOOTS, of tban almost any othe#'«t-itli one! €ROCtt£RY & HARDWARE. X-OZ1 irhich he will every style. At the News Boom and Prioiing Office, Easement ot the Eait|> ROBERTS' IMPROVED UNION CHEST FIT, MAKE, AND PUT DOWN, LADIES' AND GENTS' RUBBER BOOTS, Church. New Britain. ^ t81 n OUR EXPANDING In the best manner. And a complete assortment of FJFLxrjii rrxraca-, AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT Shoulder Braceand i^uspeiidcrs LADIES' GAITERS, LACE BOOTS, BUS- MaDofactured bj E. W. Roberts, Meriden, Ct. He has also a new article for BOOKS, PAM FULETS, BANDDILIS, LABELS Will embrace all kinds of KINS, SLIPPERS, «fc., ^c. AN ENTIRELY NEW AND SUFEBIOR ARTICLK. BLAKKS, OBNAMKKTAL JOBS, A^D ALL OTDEB Childrers and Misses METALIC TIPPED PEIKTIMG, done on GOOD TIPE, A»D FARMING TOOLS. 7or Gentlemen, this is a siibctitnte for the old iashiooed WHICH WILL NOT CRACK, MELT, OR pender. It is light and elastic, so constmcted that it is impossible SHOE, highly reconimended. FAST PBE«»6ES tor it to bind under the arms. It is coostructed upon snatemicaa TURN COLOR. New Britain, Oct 1, 1859. 78tf A NEW FOW£iR FB£SS just procured, for Price and physiological principles, and i* highly approTed by I hysic- ians and Surgeons as being conducive tohealtn and giacefalBeal This is a new article, a part of which is made of a List, Pamphlets and other Book work, either with We would respectfully call the attention of the Public Gents' Chest Expanding Shouliler Brace and Soapender. Mahogiiny color, and suitable for covering Kitchen or without EKGBATIKGS. ^ THE NEWS ROOM & STATIONERY STORE,— to the above, being satisfied that we c&n please both in Md Oflce T«Mm, Buiery Mhelrea, and other New Firm, New Store AND connected with my printing office, is constantly quality and price. Our assortment is the largest in plaoes where an article is wanted that cannot be injured supplied with all the Daily and Weekly Newspapers, and by HEA.T OR COLD, WATER on OAP..SUDS, OIL, Literary Papers & Periodicals, and Stationery. Town and we are constantly receiving firesh additions to CAMPUENE OR FLUID, or by any other treatment NEW GOODS!! L. M. GUERNSEY our Stock, and will make it for the interest of all td'call which will readily destroy ordinary Oil Qoth. MAIL ARRAKGEMENT. and examine. We will endeavor by close attention to if An article of the same durability is made in the form BROWN&WO^BVFF EASTERN MAILS closed at a quarter before 9 o'clock business to merit a share of Public Patronage. Are now ready to show as i'' fa of Beautiful Spreads for Pianos, Bu- A. M., and at 4 o'clock, P. M. I H reaus, Tables, Stands, &.C. COMPLETE IN ASSORTJHEKT SOUTHERN MAII£ closed at 2 o'clock, P. M. All Kinds of Produce taken in Exchange EASTERN MAILS due at II o'clock, A. M., and at AT THE FURNITURE WAREROOM OF OF CHOICE 5 o'clock, P. M. HALL & STANLEY. WM. HUBBARD, I* Groceries and Provisions, SOUTHERN MAILS due at a quarter before 1 o'clock, IST DOOB KORTH OF RAIKBOAD CROSSIKO, In Thomson's New Block, P. M, As were ever offered for sale in this place. They arc all 29tf Main Street, New Britain. South of Che Hnntphr^ Home. Mail to Plainville, Bristol, Waterbury, and offices on " bnnfht and ^cgh go^. Mr. Brown having been or near the H. P. & F. Railroad, West,— New BriUin, Conn., Aug. 27, 1859. 43-55 before enga^eSln the Bi _ —TBOHHTat WfTpast laoUdsck A. M. quaisted with the wants of this commuuity. Mr. lie JVew Britain Ladies' Shoulder Brace and Skirt Supporter. DUE at quai ter before 5 o'clock, p. M. The«e ate for the purpose not only for expanding the Chest snd X^XJlVLBESiE^ VV'oodruff, also for many years a merchnut, they are con- T FISH and fident that they can I.uy as jtood Goods, and at as low Mails to New York City and offices South of New York vrovinz the fi«nire. boi abo ft.r carrjiLp the w hile «e)ght cf ilie City only. OYSTER HARK£T, skirts. It ia well knovm tUai nerrcius diseases ar.d weakrerrea AND OTHER BUILDING MATERIALS. prices, and that will suit the people as well as any other are biou'ht on by the foolish fashion pieraJent amonfc ladies of firm, and they are determined by close attention to the CLOSED at 6 o'clock, P. M. 1 is supplied fresh every day wearinfc the whole veight of their skirts about their hips. With Always a large stock on hand, including wants of the people of New Britain and vicinity, to DUE at 7i o'clock, P.M. ^ with all kinds of Sea Food this article any number of fkixts may be ^ora wilhout injury to merit a portion of their trade. Their Motto is, " Tbe N. B. Letters not placed in the officc ai or before the in its season. Fish dressed the beoith; ihry in laci embrace all the advantagts of ihe stay Line, Cement, Nails, Class, Paints, Best Goods at the I^owest liTinf Prices." aforesaid times tor closing, must remain till the next at the u arket fireeotcharge . and corset, without any of tbeir cfiJs. Oils, &Ct, mail. The MARKET WAGON Their assortment will consist in part of Office open at 7 morning, and closed at 8 o'clock, will pass your door every Which we will sell as low as we can afforl—b«ng less evening. other day. OYSTE Wholesale and Retail. Orders LTJBIN & HARRISON'S than prices at the head of navigation, and as cheap FIX>UR—Extra, Double Extra and Superfine. POST OmcE, New Britain, May 11,1868. addressed to J. E. BISHOP, Fair Haven, or as can be bought in the state, of the same quality of 8UG.AK and MOLASSES, of all grades. J. E. PIERPONT, N«SF Britain, will be FRENCH AND GERMAN COIOGNESI coods. We make a superior article of PLANED and CUUICE TEAS, both Green aud Black. promptly attended to. Burnett's Cocoaine, French Pomades, Ljcns Kai- COFFEE and SPICES, fresh ground and pure. XR^ER^TLST^ thoron, Barry's Tricopherous, Phalon's Invigorator, JOINTED CLAPBOARDS at our PLANING MILL. BOOKSELLER, STATIONER, ^ Please return our Kegs and Pails. J^ ALSO— POKK, HA.M, LAUD and FlbU. Feb. 19 1 Wood's Hair Restorative, Mrs. Allen's Restorative. Hoaldln^ Scroll Work. Tiroing: &c, BUTTER, CHEESE and EGGS. —AND— DONE TO ORDER. SOAP of all kinds. BLAKK BOOK SlAKUFAiTIIRER. TOILET SOAPS"AND POWDERS We invite the attention of purchaRcrs in New Britain Rice, Starch, Raisins. Lemons, and all kinds of Fruit NO. 13 Asylum Street. and vicinity, and promise if they will come and see us to and Gi^en Vegetables in their season. HABTEOBD, COKK. Clipboards, - - Clapboards. Of every description. Aim, Wholesale and BeUil Deairr in all kinda oi W riHttp treat them with civility and sell them what Lumber TIMUS, Colored and Wrapping Papeia; Biodcr*, ettaw aud I'ard GENTLEMEN'S CANES. MEERSCHAUM PIPES and they want—SURE. ONSTANTLY on hand at our Mill «large assortment of CIGAR HOLDERS. CROCKERY, GUSS, EARTHERN, AKD WOODEN Board. jan CI^APnOAKDS OUR TERMS—3 months or two per cent off for cash. oCf superior manubcture, which we shall sell at ledoced prices KERO^'^E oils, OUR MOTTO—Promptness and good work. PsiiMM, HUBBARD BROTHERS. In fact everything that a &mily can need in the way mKLEY & NEWTON, ,—AUO— Middletown. March 6,1863. lyrlS of CHOICE FLOUR, GROCERIES and PROVISIONS, Steam and Qas Fitters, and Plumbers, PLANED LUMKEB, FLOORINGS, CFILIKG, SHEATHING Japsias, can be found at the store of the subscribers, IST Dook MOUl DINGS, ^c., ^c. NEW BRITAIN, CONN. NORTH or TUK NOSILU. SCHOOL BUIU>IKO. E. Taylor & Son, 6I.A99siBd PUTTY, WXATBKU SIJSTEBS To the Citizens of New Britain BROWN.& WOODRUFF. -DXALKBS IN- 3team Planing Hill, Dntch Point, Uartford, Conn. AND VIOINIT*. N. B.—MEAL AND FEED, Wholesale and ReUiL STEAM, GAS AND WAER PIPE] FITTINGS SINGLE, DOUBLE, SPLIT TURN TO THE RIGHT! New Britain, Aug. 20. tf42 AND FIXTURES, BATH-TUBS, HEATERS, BOILERS, at77~G7Thom?SO^^ and TINTED HEN yoB r«««-h the b««»d of A^lum ^t. Hartford. »Tmr« SINKS, WASH-BOWLS, ZEPBTR WORSTED E N T 1 S T R Y W to th* KUlit," that wUl y®« toward! the Marble Slabs, Fountain Jets, Rubber Hose, Hose Pipe, FLAGG'S OLD STAND, AIN> D Hydrants, Street Washers. Steam and Water NEW CROCKERY AND HOUSE FURNISHING STORE, DR. R. O. DUNHAM s the place to buy FTJENITUM cheap and^. Shetland Wo*!, CENTRAL HOW. EXI'KESS BUILDING, Gauges, Steam Valves, Whistles, &e I don't keep the Unionville stpfi I make a better In all shades add colors. A la^ and good assortment warn yon will find aa elegant and e*teD»iTe aa*»ttmeiit of HAS MADE A PERMANENT LOCATION IN mt. f. BVLKLBT, CBAmua w. axwTOK I article for the same price. I cannot be profiubly 0 GI.4M AKO EA«THCBir WiWt, Fiwcr JiOODt, NBW BBITAIKT Feb. 5.1859. 14—lyr. undersold. ^ , rt ^ * SMITH'S H0M(EPATH1C MEDICINES • G*i FizTuaEf, octa Komi»Biii« Where he respectfully offers his services to the public I have as usual as good an assortment of COlDnS) tiooos, Wiixow, Woo» OK SALE LOW. as is kept in the city, and a carefiil and experienced ALSO and after eight years piactice in bis profession, he feels A large stock of HUMPHREY'S SPECFIC—just re- ABO PiKK WAaa, prepared to perform any operation which may come nn- F person to take charge of my new Hearse, at funerals. Amd Mwly ovMytUaK • hoaMkeeper needs at the kuwwt latos. dar his eare. Office in MiUer's block, up stairs. Second A SERAPHINE, in good order. J. G. THOMPSON. caved, and for sale by U. W. GOUDWIM. H. K. HALE & CO. M. t, iBtt. 14-^ljrr Boor. Sm laqwra of I.. IL GUERNSEY. N«w Britain, Aog. 27,1859.