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Weibnabts @eihenfe.
Mer elesaute @Dlpwaaren fir J ceer bic
6alfic biai9er ais atcrswo faufeI mill 9ebe mad,
M AXNs..nE

9. II. @imitpd,
no bic itDniten Eoyten solprne llbren gum
quite en- MT bent cd i1ei ODER Sob tenn"
llbren. 10 ME sploene Metten lad ter neue-
fen Wpbe a. y BIN tEc unb su en- gros ytti-
len unc biQise s%erfauft tpesben.
Gin sroBes Eager pp1 i~ilhernen rbren.
Dt%amanten Don benz ftin ten @aIsr,
bialser ais je nals. UNI eas Eager auisurau-
mel.
@plbiahtn: Cine erpBe 9lusmobl
Son @olcfapisln uno 5alstetiea.
&inee nit Stein,u BON Samso, Mmetbyt,
Snvr inp perlen (stwas Neue3) unb isbs at=
bern Sprten &inse gum taltsn @srtb.
8n0pfe, Nabeln unb Sbrrinse in alen
@,Dpen Der beIten SOrte @Olp unD bic
uemtI item Multsr.
I'm iid ppn Der 8iai9fett rer @aorea gu
iberseusen lrllte nen li1 bleleiben anfebsn.
g. u. Win tod.
SO. II Nrrb 14te trsB,.
g6IieBt gpnnobenb unp Gfnet Spunatenb
Wtenp S ubr unr bait ieosn Mteno. auHer
6reitas bis 8 Nor auf. NIB mi
, 1877-01-03

Montas. oIs am Neujabrstaae, Gielt
Der Ol0 Dominion Club einen feitliden
Gmpiana in leinem G%lubbaule, Gde Der
leain uno II. ctr. 2eiocr tonnten mir
Der siiti9en Ginlaoung ni9t Golae lei>
fen, oa mir our6 Jamilien'PHi6ten
abeebalten ,puroen.
, 1877-01-03

9al5 9alinsn. Sr. Osmalo
9einri6. Der Experimentation iii
Den Miolotbiun aoblenminen, perlisB
9eltern &idmono, I'M mad Dem Noroen
unO oann nod europa gu 9ebcn. Die
Sal5 @aliuen li9 on5uieben, I'm nad
DEM Multsr bier weI6e o%naulesen,
, 1877-01-03

unfaIl. Sc tern Morssn wuroe
Elm 5blitten Gde Der 6ten uno Grant'
lin Str. umgsmorfen. Ser 6err uno Die
Oame. we!de BARN iaBen, tpuroen et-
mas beldneit uno fu1ren weiler.
, 1877-01-03

Ser @ronb Surp iiberwi e.
fen. Sing 9ome. Nsser, ansetlast orf
elmer 9sfdli9ten Oroer &rdmsripaaren
s~efauft su boben, uuroe bonn 9olissi-
rinttr Der @rano Sury iibermielen
, 1877-01-03

&nisbt Of Soner. Nddten
s%5reitas tusroen Die ~&nisbt Of Sooner"
i'm Mmericam Sotsl ibr idbrli@es Cup
per %obbalten. @ir oanten fir Die GIL
tloe Ginlaounq.
, 1877-01-03
Neme Wm5ei9em.
~ nf.ipnS. Serfuuf

5snte ben 8. Sanuar, 103 ltr Mrra. tptr-
Be i'd in zen EuDen snu ScIepb Sara,
groab Ctr, 8anep Waartn 8uper, yareu.
ein'i9tuns, @lastalten stc. IT.. in pfsntliger
Nerlte oesuas Yerfaursn,
y. g, Gppt Wu'.
, 1877-01-03
@robe @rDHnuns ppn ben belten
aussepabltelen
Scrbft unb Winter Manufaftur Waaren,
8urSewaareu unb Mpbewaaren. bel
2epi Serter,

SEQ. 627 Sroa> Gtrase,
tpelde gu ben b%iaisiten taar preiIen serfnuft
,psr, ell ipllen. Die n~euelten Rteieeraeuae BON
allen Sprten. Sbawls unb Self NSds in al.
len Aualitatcn. 81 parse 0amen- 8iber.
Mantsl, rad ben n%sueten MuRern.
Gaiimeres. Slannene,
0omeltlcs uno waIleroihte o3eu9e
in oasn Sarssn. Infer 8urswaarsn Depar.
1T gang ae'hlt nit 3D. tten anp sspreif.
lev 0amen. unp atnpt rln lmpfen. Glaze
. np,huben, Manldsitsn uub 8raser, Sd
lIsnlide. Qprifls, Sanptitn, StrYietrn.
&C.. &C.; uno unlere taney @Socs unb Stids-
re'sa tSnren niGt iibsrtuHsn merben-wie
Sinber Msrinp N ante unb SpaSifr-Gpde;
Souen, d iiBs' unc Nfebans.
M0Isrp hte WGn'el weroeu auf Yetellun1
ssmabt. Nrb unlsr @rptsna J spal tment 1T NIT
cen nsnsli II Wutsrn serleten. pslsmpslie
Sphe. YiQpw eams. SpiBsn, geiaB.S eite
no Saun welen,euse in mer pprvGtbis.
Sin gc.er BOA SOC. @lsce nanr ,hube.
Nuft, dae Ypm eaees utrpsn pin It'll 1 unb
l9asu siofa', Sa0mmt frab nne fsbt GnA
ualer Eager an" urlmt
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mius It. Sartltess.

Gbee9e111Tt i'm VrpBen II. S.letnen
SO. 1923 Wiuin Stro6e.
acknowledgements Spn ainsfiten urt .
paneIilhen Mrbc Wearsn. Nunrer1bIne
Sauel0ut- II b Sulpelen. R1ltten. 1bce.
brettsr, lprtie ben beten M purtirten
Ibce sou SOC. 81 ST. 80 per 1b, rirett fril1
unb uuYerfalltt s%erfauft Spn pen Smpprtsu.
rern * Wills Il 9 amMelS,
IT NM mint 1923 Main Ctr.
, 1877-01-03
Iranfrctds Maul unb 9eutj6lanbs
Gauf.

Iranfrei9s Maul uno 9entidlanbs
Gauft.
&riesslieo fir 1S7O-71 in 200 trasi-
fomil6en Ierlen BON Suso &rissl.
(Ma@ Der @eiie: Tie SuiGtea aeo'n %.
Nlumburg.O
Gortlebuns.)
III.
ScntidIants 9er;.
Sunberte bon &nmi EN-
Mr,onairten Matin
&iinitler- uno 0emrrf- @erein,
glIes wp0te tbdtio lein,-
Nrt;erieen b!i!bten,
Srot Der pielen Nietcn.
uuo bic itets b%ereiten Suben
Sboten piel. iebr niel ocs @uten:
gSorum ni6t? es lit ia oa -
gu Dem 3lped bab' ids ia!
@ebe germ Die mein1en
&ol6ern &uHenibeirden.
0anbmrbrmamm uno Reicrbifen
Sproden 81 Dem &aptoIifcn
rSabt GeouIo, uns ruff Die Yfi6t."
Sronf Sr. hermann fur5 ipri9t:
p3iebt iMr obne Sor9en-
"S1ent's gud-suten Wor9en!"
Tabr fanten, Yr.nipale,
@iilten iommt Dem Ycrionale-
Niemano frdst nal bin nno Der:
$50 bleibt Der @el1dftspertsbr?
Scrrl6ait uno @elinoe,
Iacs srcift our 5linte.
8lberbannler uno @erieger,
&ubm- uno 0elo, unb Gmtcniager,
s6ntcr, G@netbcr, u%nbsoinst
Macs pas nur bat, oos brin9t -
Uom &apitaliIen
8is gum Gbpr-S tatiltcn.
3eitnngsbrnfer, Neopftenre,
Sdidten ibre scllt'sen Seere.
Seren oft per10mGbte &raft
Mliaionen nns perl6oft;-
Nles, tDos Sploat IS
Salt 3ue 3eltuns gratis.
Selbit Der Rfaf i'm rei@en GIoiter
9eiert frpmm lein Pater %noster,
9ielt fir unier osutldss Seer
Sagll9 cine 0tsIie mtbr;
Sammclt b0bit eriprlebli6-
nGsben"-iyeill4-lf MD =
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Sic adIte. 9ie n@ranite 8orfs"
on Der SanpiQe giicnbabn, bobsn in+
fpIse Der &dlte ibre Irbeiten ein9eltelt.
, 1877-01-03

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Sidmpnr, a., 5. ~ mbs 1916
0erauberu 8 be Bayrplans,
lriit in araft Wonins 20. Ncscmter 1876.

1riit in ataft Montas 20. Ncscmter 1876.
pak igicr.9urt Siige fpn,mcn in RiGnpub G o II l..
ia &, W 1T 10 'b uib 5rCitdg u 10 Vpr IL. AT
mo .r alen " dtntpfts ID n a, u ttmp d. rnp
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pandattre III attimore nm 8 Nipr9. ~abtseenb, frib ss
ana. ln' be Gle babn mad pbiiafe pbta. Stem orr.
gsalptn9 on, Spfpn uno mad a en- N I'll Den El1bsn ;u
j nuBen.
gaprpreie nd0 0aittwrre . 81 90
,sahrp els mad 9aIt more unS surid . 5 20
fabrpreis nd gndfbinatrn 4 30
Id rprets nod Yttiao lpbia . 6 s.
Sab preis 10 He Bort q So
Sabrpreis mad ypitcu IL So
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Wprh., une rerla"c Ridmpnp ta lid tNpnias aus4e-
no nn,si,) UNI 4 lbr Radm.
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buit9 une q 'elig ell ~9drant TT
re ne ira t dh peer non II & II iiettd bon Rtd-
mon nj an%9elpmntem Die QSagsn tabren turd, pom
gNelt pint mad Nj anita.
nAbr $50 Bills pf latin +" NIT aarant rten Staten
mao allen hproi den unb iaeitlt eh YtabeA re,p,n aus.
ae9eben.
5%abrtprten irerb n be fauft lir ale nbrbliden, SFs
liden unb psftit en- IIdsen.
daNt tarts II baben bel ". u. Carrie, S26 MSainit :,
ih1 " n8s 9eteI nnr ant Depot ser Gpmpaanie Ode
Der q. unb / I'd SIR.
~ nm y. s. Oouslob {, Supt.
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Iuttion. 9err Sarra's 2aoen'
.einridtuns piro bente, auspertauIt.
Giebe Mnjeige!
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feuer alarm-G flfarapb.

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NO. 6 ~5puf anb 2atter Sou1s," gruoao
Strabe, swilden Der 9ten unb 1Oten.
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Trantlin.
Np. 1-2 Gpfetts.
30. 1-3 Ode Der 12trn uub Main ctr.
Np. IA @de Der 10ten unh gsrb ctr.
Nf. 10 Gde Der 1lten unb @arp Str.
Mo. f-6 @de Der gine unt Moin ctr.
Me. II gde Der 3ten unb Dual Ctr.
Np. 2-1 Ode Der 25lten unp groab @t
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NO. "a gde Der 17teu unp Malbinatus,
Ctr.
10 rs @etruyplitan gilsn.@ sfe, 2
Str.
80. 30 Ode Der 5tsu unb Main Cir.
NO. 81 @de Der 14tsn unb Main ctr
NO SO &ds Der 22ten une Main ctr
80. ga @de Der 13ten unb gary Str
Mo. 80 StdpttIdss Nrmenbans.
NO. 3-6 Ireresar Gileus@erfe.
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no. 2 greab Strabe, de Sail May.
NO. AS Ode SYrins unb pine Ctr.
M
No. AS SIDE ct. Sames unp Dual Strn
Np. 4-6 SM Beub us, 25Ne Ctr.
No. 81 Sprigenbaus, 10 Ctr.
no. So Ode Der Clap I'M @ilmer CIR,
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Ser Sdnee. Mle giicnbnbnen
haben liA oes itarten @dness we9en
%b:ripdtet.
, 1877-01-03
or @cibna@tsseidcnfe. 917.
1bren nib @rloIohtn,

ubren NIB @rlolader,
81 berwouren Soh,eitslcldenfe.
6aararbeitcn / ispsr Mrt, onf tslteGuns
aemaat, pie Iett II, 9ruf a Tin Sbr,upe
eIe. Inc s'eBe Auspahl BON "CHARMS"
SsIoncre Auimerflamf it Nib rem &spa,
r'ren Ter ubleu un 9 hi 6su ssmicmet.
4. Gennct 917 VI in ztroBe.
mn mi amilten Der 9. uno 10.
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Srob Der i6lshten 3eiten Dielten
bod on ben Na9mlttesen Der lebten
@o6e Dor Dem Stemart'i6en De:ailge=
i@ait in Stem Oort lelten wsni9er, als
60 bis 80 @~qaipagen Mno Der Mnorans
BON GauFultisen mar 10 groB, oaB tic
3umeilt 9amen-nor Den Derlbleoenen
Ginsdnsen bss befanntll6 Elm sanses
Strabenpiertel umfaHsnoen &otales
Ausne MAIDEN mubten. Mebrere 4oli-
Silten paren tdsIi6 BON Morsens bis
Mbsnes beihdftist, ben &duferinnen BON
uno mad Dem Gotal iibcr Den BRO aopap
Oas @eleit 81 9eben.
GBbare Scr Chef
zines Barrier 8antbaules bereltste an
Sonntase ieinen Snm Diner ~selaoensn
&dlisn cine lleberral6uns, pie le berr=
Ii1er wobl nod ME bel elmer SafeI oas
Nu9e seb!enbet bat. IS eri4ien ndm=
Ii9 cine SdiiIel, 9efiilt nit ben pra9s
tighten Goellteinen: &ubinen, Sapbiren,
Olamonten, Smarasoen. N%metbplten,
Sopaien II. I. IN. GIFT penn man Die
sliBernoen Singer beribrte, c%rtannte
man, ouB tie aus tlarem, in 5ormen &C.
goIenem @elee %beltunoen. Sober Der
lmitirten goeliteine lag auf elmer &arte,
auf wsl6er Der @ertb aufsescben mar,
Den er als edfer Stein repr0ientlren
wiiroe. Sci Yeri1terItatter zines pa'
riler YIattes. pel9er oiele @eihi6te err
sdbl, b%ehauptet, fur 1900, 600 Srancs
goellteine perSebrt gu baben. @ie flein.
lid eriteint Dem se9enilber &leopatra,
Die ibrem @ntonius II eini9e lumpiye
in 8ein aufselDie YerIen poriebte.
Sort nit Dem 8esraben
ben 0eiden It einen! Die
Welt peroautt eS Dem al berSpiec Der
Civilization maridirenben Sranereid,
oaB in 3ufunft oas oiiitere Vcsrobcn I'M
cnsen Sarge, III ieudter Jrleobofs@Gtoe
ODER Nunfler @ruit, auib0ren uuo oaS
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Grei Na6 c.)

SreuhuoG ullb Ieiopou.
@eonnfcnuoa lein,
San9eu unb 9an9en
Sn i6mebenoer Yein,
5immelbo6 jau6ien
nnN barn oeiperat-
@liidli6 allein 1T,
Wer fein Gnnoioat
8unoesbeamte
Gin It lttii6es Seer
uno Memterjdscr
Sod slpan5i9mal mebr
Sorlhtn gar dn9itli1
SITS Siloen Sit's Sop's?
Sa9t uns D, iast uns:
Wer lit es? @er ,pecb?
, 1877-01-03

Spet.n erbalten
bic erfe senoana
Wagoeburger Souerfrout
Gnall dc Wiirco gldlcs.
glumenfobl in Senfiuuce,
8ambereer 3wetlhfen,
aud pherirs i9 Wirtbsn unh9Si'esrpe,faufsr
einea :. 8.
SdmeiSer Safe
(Aualitat wie ibn Ssrltieosoe 81 f6ifte ) er
perfaufenl ~ BEN auBerorcentIi0 niet1 gen
prsiie ppn
Gts. per Pfuno;
anb etenlo
&p9elfaamen npb IN
l29 Gent per . funo
Sermann Sd ibt.
Gde Psr 5. unb Srpab CIR.
, 1877-01-03

@plb id1ob geltern Wittuy IN Nelu
0orf nit 1914.
, 1877-01-03
s belapeafe unb Sbto Giitnbabn.

gbefapeate unt 6 hip Giftrbubn,1
@afagie.- 3eparttmtnt
Sfi6tnrnp. va, 1. Teisntbe 1S7
Mn tns H. d Dem 3. 9esamber, 1876,
, 1877-01-03

Capt. @ouh.
De, flei 9fidmorb,
T,eitaa sen 5. San., s l1hr 9 81
araht uirn bis 5 ID. 9cnne itaa 9admittas satses
, 1877-01-03

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Connecticut western news., 1877-09-07

A LEGAL DEoIsIoN.-They tell good story luNorthC Carolina of the way a colored magistrate decides cases which come be- fore him. Soon after the war the custom was for the white men who owned the land and the mules to lease them to the colored and receive therefor one-half the crop. Such bargain was made, but before the crop was grown the colored man died. His widow and children went on the farm, and when the crop was gathered the white man went down to get his share, but the woman repudiated the contract and claimed the whole of the crop.
 The case was brought before colored magistrate, who, having heard the woman's story, that she raised the crop, promptly decided in her favor. The white man put in his plea, and urged that the land and mules were his, and half the crop belonged to him. The old magistrate, who could not read, and was good specimen of a North Carolina negro, pondered the case for moment and then issued his Ire script" in the following words: 'De earth am de Lords and de fullness thereof-de crops belong to de woman."
Connecticut western news., 1877-09-07
Dr. shiIsA's syslsa VitaIiaer.

We are authorized to guarantee this remedy fer the cure of Dyspepsia, Inactive Liver, Sour Stomach, Constlpatlcu, Loss of Appetite. Coming up of Food. aod General LanGaor and Debility. Yoa must aeknowl- edge shat this would be ruinons unless we had positive evidence that it Wlli cure. You wno arc suffering from thess oonplaipts, these words arc adarsssed-and will you continue to suffer when yoa can b. cured on suoh termsf It 10 for you % dstsrmIne. Sample bottle 10 eehte; regular sise 10 cents Sold ct Camps Drue Store. Canaan, Conu.; else here by dealers esusraily,
 b0.000 die annually by neslectins @ CouRh. Cold or Creep; efton leSdinx to Consumption and the srave: Why will you neglect 90 m mportaRt . matter when you can get at our store, SnILoK'e CoNsUMP' TON CURE, with the assurance of Q speedy recovery. For soreness asrOse she Cheat or Lungs. or Lame Baeh or Side, SAILORS PeRUS PLATTER gives prompt relief Sold at Camps Drug Store. Canaan, Cann; else. where by dealers generally.
 HACKA1ETAcK, 6 popular and fragrant perfume: Sold at CaWRs Drue Stcee, Ca naan, Conn.,: slsew here by dealers general ly. 1y7Vol7
Connecticut western news., 1877-09-07

Poverty is nimhls. and soon oYertakes laziness.
 A DISCOURAGED LovxR.-A young man went to sec his sweetheart in an adjoining town tho other night, and tho family were not inclined to let him in. Grieved at 80 cold a reception, he pressed them to know the reason, but did not finger when infor- med, "We'ye got the smallpox"
 JUSTICE Nor ALwAYs BLnD.-Justice is made to pay her own expenses in Stafford County, New Hampshire. The Supreme Court there has just closed . session of II weeks, and the nnss imposed in liquor cases have more than paid all costs of the term. Judge Foster congratulated the jur- ies and lawyers upon this good stroke of business.
Connecticut western news., 1877-09-07

pearanoe at the aperture and put out h1s face and shoulders. He could be seen by the light of lantern which had been hung in the Rsrrst, and was dlstineuished by a white shirt be had O., Allen ha wing on q checked garment. Botellc fired, an Ham lin seAmpered back to a safer retreat. From tho attic ladder leads to the oupola of the prison, and into thls the murderers went to vlew the situation. They saw that they were watched, and made no attempt to set out after the Bstelle shet was fired. t. Toward morning. at nearly Ave o'clock, after it had got to be almost heht, Hamlin showed himself in the cupola and Over. seer Rsley, who was in the yard keeping watch, fired at hlm. Hamlin then cried out. eve will surrender" The oflser then told them to come down apd 20 to the guard room door, which they dId, aud were handeufted and put in separate dark cells, HamlIn gong to the oage-oell which was built for Wilson, the murderer of Warden Willard. Shipman died ct ten o'clock Sunday forenoon.
Connecticut western news., 1877-09-07
The old Man,s Parting.

The summer of life is ended, And I am now called at last. For hear the angels voices, And my strength is failing fast. Ol how often I've been thinking Of the days when we were young; Ofthose tender, happy moments; Ofthe joyous songs we sung; Of our ranbles through the meadow, Where twas sweet with new-mown hay; When the birds sang songs of gladrsss, In the sunny summer day. How we raised our airy castle, Beneath the shady bowers: How we built our bridge of fancies. While roaming through the flowers How all around was gladness, For we knew nc care or woe; When the sky was bright and smiling, In our childhood long ago. Then come to me closer, darling, Let me kiss away those tears, As In times when we were younger, In those former happy years. will be your guardian angel, ! Through the sad or happy days; will watch and guard your footsteps Der the rough and rugged ways. And when the angels beckon you To the happy shining shore,- Fen when you are called to heaven, I'll be waiting at the door.
 XN. S..
Connecticut western news., 1877-09-07
Connecticut Western News.

SubscriptiOnA AccOunt.-The date on the colored slip of paper with the name of the sub scriptiOn is pRid thus. R. B. Smith 5Jul77, indicates that Smith has paid for his paper to July 9th, 1877. It is hoped that subscribers will date on their papers, is always correct, and when they pay for arenewal of their subscription, will observe whether their date is changed to indicate the proper credit and in the event of an error, o inform us for correction at once. No claims for errors in these accounts will hereafter be consid- cred unless presented within thirty days after the payment is claimed to have been made as the regular receipt ot tho paper with the date to which the subscription is paid plainly printed thereon, is prima facie evidence of it's ac
 ceptapce as correct J. l.. PHASE.
Connecticut western news., 1877-09-07
ssOUT,, WITH CAMPING.
JIPsEY.

The camping enthusiast
 Sat on the hill: The winds they were hushed. And the waves they were still; And nothing was heard
 But the lone whippoorwill, While the camping enthusiast Sat on the hill. For the woes of camp life The enthusiast wept, Till, weary of weeping,
 He lay down and slept; But, losing his balance,
 As sleeping folks will, The camping enthusiast
 Rolled down the hill. His head it was bumped.
 'Gainst sharp hinty rock; All the brains that he had Were dashed out by the shock: From which sad disaster
 This Moral is found:- When you sleep out of doors Choose flat piece of ground. Camp Cricket" Twin Lakes, Ct.
Connecticut western news., 1877-09-07
BO "a N.

At East Canaan Aug. 8, a daughter to George Crocker, and granddaughter to Milo Crocker.
 At Harwiptop Aug. 26, son to MT. and Mrs. Ames c. Scoville.
 At New Milford, Aug. 26, son to Geo. Robertson.
Connecticut western news., 1877-09-07

A tale is told of some English officers at Constantinople, who, wishing an elr gagement under the Turkish Government, were taken by dragomen and interpreters before some great Pasha. The Pasha, fin- ding some difficulty in conyersing with the interpreter, said. Suppose we talk Eng fish. came from Ould Oireland, and was in Coanaught." believe two-lhirds of the Turkish Pashas are collections from every country in the world.
Connecticut western news., 1877-09-07
Concrete Walk!

"ITH much experience in making Concrete w Walks, the most beautiful aud durable walk in the world we prepared to attend to all and will furnish all material and the beet work at the loweet prices,* Call or address
 CoMSToCk & BoINEY, Canaan, Conn.,, July, 1877. 2m1 *We are the only parties in this region, who have purchased the right to make these walks under the superior process of Dr. Steele
Connecticut western news., 1877-09-07
Nem Adrsrtisen1e1ts.
NOTloE.

THEE Executors and Trustees of the estate of l henjsnin Welch N. D. date of AksYille de- ceased) will present their report at the Probate Onice in Salisbury, CoRn., before Judge Tuppcr, of said Court for adjastnsnt Saturday, the 10th day of September, 1871, at o'clock, p. me All persons interested in tke settlement of said es- tate are invited 10 be present. .,. ..
 JAMES wEICa,, Executors aud Trustees
 VIM. W. WELCh, ! of
 IRA PETTIBoNE, said Estate.
 Norfolk, Sept. l, 1871. 9w9
Connecticut western news., 1877-09-07
8utne 8ews.

=. We shallfeel greatly obliged to any of ou friends in the county, or elsewhere, who will send usparticulars ofany occurrences interest may come under rtheirnotice.
Connecticut western news., 1877-09-07
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At Sheffield Sept. B. Rodolphus Decker, aged 32 years.
 At Warren Aug. l3, infant child of MT. and Mrs. Sebbenus Welch.
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w We are informed by postmasters the fol- lowing named subscribers have left the places where they have been regularly receiving THE NEWS, and as they did not notify us of their change of post-oface, and are in arrears to the fish their only address known to us, and if any of our readers know of the whereabouts of any of them, they will do us favor by informing us.- Is 1t exactly HONEST treatment. to receive news paper till several dollars due, and then leave the postmaster to inform us the paper is not re- wheres The following have done this: Does
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At Warren July 8, by Father Shove, Ly- man Smalley to Miss OlivisWy ant of War ren.
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eW Births, Marriages, and Deaths. inserted rec. Obituary notices Ave cents per line.
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For the CoNN. WEsTERN NEWs.1
 A VIGIL.

A VIGIL.
 BY MAURICE vEREIER. strolled on the beach one evening, AS the clock In tho aged tower Broke through the painful stiffness, And solemnly pealsd the hour. And as its last tremors were dying On the air in serrowful tone, I bethought myself ofan evening, Afar h . tropical gene. When the moon rose dripping with glory, From out of 6 tropical sea, JRst as he rose then before me, On the sands of an orient lea. Where, not ss at present, wandered, And list to the surrs sullen rear, But where l. in happiness squandered Ny life on treacherous shore. For since abandoned that region My life hath come to an end, Fer it seems that here where wander, encounter no longing or friend. I drift on the current of time, Devoid of ambition or will; know nothing of men or their ways Except of their rancor and chill. All feeling within me is dead; care not what others may see; I think of nothing but hours, Whose jeys are ashes to me.
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Real Estate Agency.

LNOR SALE OR EXCHANGE. Now Is the " time to look at Real Estate, If you wish to purchase this Fall or next Spring; and if 60, 1t may be to your advantage to call on or address the subscriber. JAMES l.. BRAGG.
 Canaan, Conn.,, August 90, 1877. Stf
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For Sale.

TTNHRESEER and Cleaner, without the Horse 1 Power. Almost new. Will be cod chsap, Easy terms on goed security. J. TuORNE.
 SU Sharon, Conn.
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Next Week.-Cattle show next Tues day, Wednesday and Thursday at Falls Village. Don't you forget it.
 Obituary. Brigham Young died Thurs day of last week and was buried last Sun day, and-well-
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CLERICAL

A sketch of the three clergymen who preached at the Pine Grove Camp meeting, Canaan, Conn.,, Sabbath, Aug. 90 1877.
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It is barbarous to compel children to eat fat meat, lean meat, or anything else to which they have repugnance or uncon- querable autipathy; you might as wisely try to make kitten eat white beans,or chick en drink salt water.