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Rsal Gstate.
A Rare Opportunity.

fsHR FOR RENT-A Cottage House, rooms, mod E5sil ern improvements; acres of land just plant EEI ed fruit trees and fruit in abundance; would be rented on shares if preferred This is 8 fine chance for the right party For particulars call at my6 Ct 81 CHURCH STREET, Room A. Manufacturing Property for Rent. Ss7a THE property loteIy occupied by M. Arm Esiia strong & Go. Temple street, between Crown E.u and George streets. suitable for any kind of manufat turing The Steam companys pipes are laid in front of the premises and will be glad to furnish power. H. P. HoADLEY, Hoadley Build ing. m6 1w
 FOR SALE.
 iA good house with rooms, all in good or Eaiii der good l't 59 feet fir nt, Railroad EAsU nue in the b rough of West Haven price low; terms easy possession can be given at once.
 The house and lot State street. known az the Bishop erty lot 100 fe-t front and feet deep; price low, terms easy.
 No 15 Charles street, 10 rooms, lot 34 feet front and 150 feet deep. Terms easy. Call on
 B. L. LAMBERT, m6 3t* $40 Chapel street.
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Police Notes.

About 1 o'clock yesterday morning Officer Doherty, while patrolling Hamilton street. south of Grand, came upon Robert McGowan and man named Michael Mccarthy. The latter was trying to get his companion home, who lived just opposite the Clock shop. Af- ter the two men were separated, and Me- Gowan was in his own yard, pistol shot was heard and the officer subsequently, arrested McGowan on a charge made by Mccarthy that the former had fired at him. In the City Court yesterday morning McGowan was fined one dollar and costs.
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WANTED

A SITUATION to do general houseEork in E urf- A vate family; good references Inoui-a st
 my9 2t' 5s DEWITT STRFFT
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WANTED

4 SITUATION by respectable girl to do general A housework or second work in private family !; references from Last place. Apply st
 my9 It. 546 OAK STREET
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VOL. l..
dHats.
WANTED
WANTED.

A SITUATION by respeetsbIe girl to do second Inquire at
 mJ8 Ir h cAEAT GTRFFT
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DEATHS.

Grape Work speciality. Grape redressed in the best manner. No cards
 my9 2t R. A. D. A. SFt1tthf.
 LOST. N THIS CITY, Sunday, Russia Leather POCK- \ ETBOOK, containing sum of money in bills, and papers that will be of no to anyone but the sr. liberal reward will be paid for it's return to my9 1t* THIS OFFICE. BOARD AND ROOMS. 1&44s FEW Table BIarders find good table Hsis board at very low prices; also very pleasant -M.W Front Room, with all the m' dern improve ments, with board terms moderate ; Very central my9tf 109 ORANGE STR EFT.
 FOR RENT, 5zSA SECOND and third stories No. 257 Chapel M:I street. suitable for light mannfaotory. Appy nays st. ROBERT T. MERWIN.
 FOR RENT. s&EA A first class Fur ished Room for one or two : gentlemen, without board, centrally located. @y5tf ICE. L.," P. o. Box 27o.
 FOR RENT, sssss FURNISHED or unfurnished, suite of MHs5 three Rooms; hot and cold water, bath room, my92t 4a GROVE STREET.
 HARNESS FOR SALE. c JET OF Imported Double Harness, Aearly - Price S225. Apply at stable. rear Of
 251 OFANdE rREET, my9 2t* Entrance on Irumbull St.
 RESTAURANT. E AVING purchased Stalls ' and Cly Market will H1 be pleased to supply rhe hungry public with th- best of Oyster stews, and full line of Pastry, Tea and Coffee. MRS. WEALTHY FOOTE, my9 1t* Formerly If Stony Creek.
 SCHOOL BOOKS. A USED in the Pubic schools, at low rates "A at BABCOCK'S, 97 Orange Street. my9 lot Palladium Building
 SPRAYED OR STOLEN. NS-SSJ AN Grange and VI te Setter DOd; had lIx--SA collar wish registered No T78; answers to ths of '' Nelson suitable reward will be paid for his return, or information of him to my9tf I'll GROWN STREET.
 NOTICE. E HEREBY give notice that on and after May 10th, ! 1882, shall, in compliance with the order of the Probate Court for the district Of Southingron Sell at public private sale, tn personal property belong ing to the estate of William J. Frisbe of Southiugton, inaolvent debtor other than the household furni. ture, choses in acticn and property exempt frJm ex ecution.'
 Southington, May 5th 1882.
 my9 It A. M. LEWIS, Trustee.
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43 EXTRA BARGAINS.

G<N 1 12 spools Blasting Cotton for Sc. 2 Barbour Linen Thread, Dc spool.
 8 100 yds Sewing Silk, Sc spool. 4 Nice Pillow and Curtain Laces, Sc.
 5 Elegant VhleU ciennes Laces, Sc. 6 White and Black Spanish Laces, 19c up. T Black Silk French Laces 7e up.
 8 Pure Linen Torchon Lace, Sc.
 9 Best Prints for 5c at Franks. 10 Ladies' summer Skirts, 25c. ..-e Il Good American Pins, Sc. 12 Diaper Pins, Sc dog, 13 Hair Pins, 1c paper. l4 Boys' White Shirts, I9c. -.,. 15 Boys Calico Shirts, l7c. 16 Gents' white Shirts, linen bosom, 25c. F Cents and Ladies' Good Wrappers, 25c. IS ChiIdren's Wrappers, 1Oc.- 19 Lace Tides, only Sc. -.-...- 20 Nice Lace Collars, 5c. 21 Linen Collars, slightly soiled, %. 22 Nice Dress B ttons, odds and ends, 5c. 23 Table Oilcloth, < yds wide, 25c. 2A Oilcloth Bibs, Sc. E.. 20 Oilc1oth Aprons, 7c. e.t 26 Calico Aprons, To. -....# .t 27 Remnants Table Linen half price. 28 Gents' Good Socks, Sc. 29 Excellent Corsets, slightly soiled 25c. 30 Childrens Round Combs, &c., 81 Linen Handkerchiefs, 4c 32 Chi1dren's Fancy Handkerchiefs, 2c. 33 Good Needles, Sc paper. 34 Coats' Cotton, 4c spool. e5 Lining Cambrics, short lengths, 4c. 36 Tape Measures, only Pc. ... . 37 12 dog Agate Buttons for 4c. 38 Good Corset -teets, Sc. 99 Cfents' Ik Flat Scarfs, Sc. 40 Plaid Glass Towels, 5c. 4l Good GiDghanns from Sc up. 42 Turkey ked Napkins, only Sc.
 43 Flannel Shirts, laced in front, at 75c.-
 Store always crowded Come early to avoid U rush. Eight extra hands to attend to customers u
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A Successor For Lord Cayentaish.

LONDON, May 9.-Mr. Forster's acceptance of the Chief Secretaryship for Irelandis con tradicted. After the Cabinet council held last evening, the post was offered to Sir Charles Dilke without seat in the Cabinet, but declined. It has now been offered to Mir. Trevelyn and that gentleman now has the matter of acceptance under consideration. It is reported that the new repression bill will provide that in cases of agrarian murder the right of trial by jury will be replaced by having such cases tried by 8 court consisting of three judges with the right of appeal to the Superior Court.
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EXPERT ACCOUNTANT. D ooK< of account opened or closed Aeccuusw s,s ND justed- Eotarial business attended to st ros-n. of Yale Business College by
 GEORGE SHERMAN A9ot Room s7, Insurance Bnaidfnz
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WANTED

A SITUATION by competent girl to do geters A housework in private family good city ref efence. Apply at
 my ltf
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A SITUATION by young man, American, who A has had much experience with horses, with some gentleman coachman. and 10 make hinsseif generally useful Apply to 6. P. THRAsHER, Sea mems Bethel, c. B. WILLIS
 my9 2s Cbar,eI
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WANTED.

4 SITUATION by a respectable girl. having rsfei "A ences from her last place, to do gsnarzI hous. work in private family. Apply zt
 my9 1ts 221 POPLAR STREET, Pair Haven
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TAKE NOTICE

LAM Fl NoI1CE EENHE highest prices paid for Ladies' and Gentle 1 mems Cast-on clothing Carpets, Bedding, etc. Orders by mail promptly attended to-
 Respectfully, B. COIN, mY1 3m 147 Grand Street.
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." NTFEl

A SITUATION to do general housezork or seeond A work in 6 small family or place to work dAys and go home nights. Address
 mys 2t' L. this office
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Improved EsoEaer. Skates.

XXyE warrant our Skates to be the best low price
 w 4-wheel Roller Skate in the market. Our Skates have Solid Steel Axle Trucs Most othet makes have E. TrcI,s. Price rlSr par on One Dollar.
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EuUT IltJ I HEN I UT EIOEs HELP Of different nztionalities can be suppl aa sa | private families. boarding houses, ho.fzts and restaurants The proprietor of this estz iisl-er4 great attention in the choice of girls and or,er before sending them to Ill Eitustions- C. from the country, at any distance, are pronpty attended to
 MRS. T. MULLIGAS my2 1s4K St. John, bet Artisan and Olive Sta
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lNOACHMAN and Gardener, single man preferred V to take care of one horse, small place and small greenhouse, and to make himself generally ussful Apply to c. A. KELLOGG,
 rnY6 3t Elm Strset
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A Reward Offered by Irish Bostontans. !. BOSTON, May 8.-The following was this morning telegraphed to Mr. Parnell: A reward of $5,ooo (e1, ,OOO) is hereby offered by the Irishmen of Boston for the apprehen- sion of the murderers, or any of them, of Lord Frederick Cavendish and MT. Burke on Saturday, May 6. On behalf of the Irishmen of Boston. JOHN BOYLE O'REILLY,
 A
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O'Donoxan Rossa On the Murders.


 NEW YORK, May 6.-Speaking of the as- sassinations at Dublin, O'Doncvan Rossa to- day said: 1T do not wonder at it. They who SOW the wind must expect to reap the whirlwind. Long enough, too long, God knows, has all the muSdering been on the English side of the house, and all the victims on the Irish side. There is no necessity for us to make any guesses as to who or what was the cause of the murder or the execution of these men. One thing is certain, the deed was not done by these milk and water Land Leaguers who prate to us of freeing Ireland and ridding the country of landlordism with out striking blow. This blow has no " been struck by sane men. If they happen to be Irishmen who feel the wrongs of their coun- try and would right them or avenge them by desperate means they shall have no word of condemnation from us. Cavendish was killed perhaps on account of being in bad company. Burke was about the slimiest toad living. He was Forster's instructor. It was he who used to point out where arrests were to be made and who were to be arrested"
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w RTEn
EMPLOYMENT OFFICE.

ETNO BUY, lot of Secondhand Furniture and ca, l pets Highest cash price paid Orders by ma promptly attended to, st
 talf 7s CHURCH STREET.
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WANTEn
WANTED.

A SITUATION by competent young woman tc "A do chsunbervorh and waiting in s private fam fly. Can be at her late plaos,
 52 GILBERT AVENUE, unYQ 1t. 2d door from Sherrusr1 zrsnr1e
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WANTEn

A GIRL THAT thoroughly understands plain A housekeeping; must be neat and tidy; none other need apply. Call between a. m and D. u1 at 64 JAMES STREET,
 mys Ct Corner East Chapel.
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FOR RENT.

RESTA U KANT.
 N AVING purchased Stalls and Ci*y Market will I'M be pleased to supply lhe hungry public with th- best of Oyster 6tews and full line of Pastry, Tea and Coffee. MRS. WEALTHY FOOTE, my9 1t* Formerly If Stony Creek.
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FOX RENT,
 he=s ROOM WITH POWER, on fourth floor, Quin- E,,,H npiac Building, No. 195 Chapel street. Front ksig room 35x73, with stedy power, steam heat and freight elevator. HENRY X. ENGLlS1, Ina17-tf 92 Orange street.
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STORE FOR RENT.

sA THE HOUSE 320 Orchard street. House 1s 1i;f large has all modern Improvements and is in Glll class order of the pleasantest places western part of the city there is large Barn on the premises with all conveniences to it.
 MERWIN'S REAL ESTATE OFFICE, Chanel Street.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-05-09

c HIRT MAKERS. Machine Operators. Butsoa-HOSs S Makers and Hand Sewers: also button-holes to send out of the factory to nrst-czss hxHds steady work and good pay.
 ELM CITY SHIRT COMPANY apl3 If Cor State and Court Ssrsatx
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A SITUATION by a competent girl as ehfIdH "A nurse and to do ss ing, to do second work light housework, vou d wait invalid lady : best of city reference Call address the roos of the Young Womens Christian Associztsrn.
 my9 It. 208 CHAPEL STREET.
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SPRAYED OR STOLEN.

e, SCHOOL BOOKS. s USED in the Pubic schools, at low ratei "A at BABCOCK'S, 97 Orange Street, my9 lot Palladium Building
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Drug Store For Sale,

AT NOfC < Ill ROFSs
 458 State Street.
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WANTED,

A SITUATION in private family by a competent "A girl to do cooking and wsshing or general the best of city reference. be seen for two days at
 my9 It. r WILLIAM STREET,
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Fer Rent.

,ka4s. BRICK HOUSE, all modern improvements, ssiiiia Mo- 62 Whalley avenue brick house all mod RsiI ern improvem. nts, No Park street; store, No 49O State street; house, No: 47 Winthrop avenue
 GEO. A. ISBELL,
 Office Todd Block, corner State and Elm streets,
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:" ANTED

1.-TWO stitchers on fine carriage work l Apply to
 CoSDELL, MAsTN BUTLER CO. oE
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my4 Ct
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" AIN 1L11Ss A SlFUATIoNby young girl as houssna&id, lat ences Inquire8
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FOR, RENT.

FUN OENI, MA ONE suite of and single room, well ss.H furnished, hot and cold water, and all other ayilI modern conveniences. Inquire at a29 If I'll GROWN STREET cor. HIGH. .
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LOST.
 THIS CITY, on Sunday, Russia Leather POCK \ ETBOOK, containing sum of money in bi1ls anG papers that will be of no to anyone but the sr. A liberal reward will be paid for it's return to
 my9 1tt THIS OFFICE.
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A SITUATION in private family by -respectA- A bIe girl to do second work or light housework; good reference. Inquire from to 6, at
 mye1 It. "A ST. JOHN STREET.
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TO RENT FURNISHED,

s&A FOR one or term of years, Eas,H THE GALE RESIDENCES, M.W Prospect Hill. Most complete in every de- tail and elegantly furnished Situated on mgr Ia ground, commanding fine view. In every respect a delightful home.
 MILLS & MARSDEN, Attys,
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8uarb aro 8nunls.
ROOM WITH BOARI
ROOM WITH BOA RD.

ia Board; hut and cold water; roca has Two R large closets. Apply at 5ss If 1si YORK STREET, cor. chausl
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HARPER'S MAGAZINE

For January was on our table
when our last issue went to press.
1t is a splendid number. journal
istic London" is continued-it fourth
number-and only increases the de-
sire of the reader for more knowl-
edge of the men who have made the
journals of London so famous. can
ne" a novel, by Miss Woolson, ap-
proaches its conclusion and increas-
es in interest Few persons know
how strong a hold the young Men S
Christian Associations" have taken
upon the land, but we are told, in
an illustrated article, that the date
Of their beginning was in 1912,
since which time they have spread
from State to State, having costly
buildings in all great centres, and
making their influence felt among
young men in every large village of
the North and West. 1t Is the story
of a remarkable organization which
Mr.. George R. Crooks tells in this
Harper's. "With the Vanguard IN
Mexico" is timely, and "King Goals
Highway" leads in the same direc
ton, being an account of the coal
traffic from Pittsburg to New Or
leans. "a Laodicean," by Thomas
Hardy, is concluded. We class this
as among the best-though far from
the best-of Mr. Hardy's novels. In
the February number will be "Per-
sonal Recollections of Daniel Web
ster,' by John H. B. Latrobe. We
club the GAZETTE with Hdrper'S
at 81 so.
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Another terrible tragedy occurred
in Granger county, near Kincaid S
Ferry, on the night of she Gath. A
number of persons had assembled
at a house there enjoying Christ
mas eve. Among the rest was a
young man named Cardwell who
had previously had a difficulty with
a young man named Condra. The
difficulty was renewed, and Condra
left, but soon returned with his bro
ther. The Condras renewed the
quarrel, trying to provoke Cardwell
to strike them, calling him a coward
and threatening to kill him. One
of the Condras started towards
Cardwell. The crowd were Card
wells friends, and some one cried
out, "shoot them" Cardwell drew
his pistol and fired, shooting Condra
through the lungs, causing almost
instant death. A general fight then
ensued, during which Cardwell shot
the other Condra mortally in the
breast. Another young man was
seriously stabbed during the fight.
Cardwcll escaped.
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BEAMS STATION NEWS.

BEANS STATION, Tenn, Dec. &c, 81.
To the Editor of The Morristown Gazette:
Christmas is here and times are
lively. Yet this has been the dull
est one for years.
There has been very little drink
ing, and nobody hurt at all here.
I have just heard of a bloody row
that occurred north of the mountain
Saturday night, in which man
named Perry Condre was instantly
killed, and his brother seriously if
not fatally wounded by a pistol in
the hands of young man named
Carter. l have not heard the par
ticulars, but / understand an old
grudge existed between the parties.
Circuit court is in session at Rut-
ledge this week, and good number
of the upper end folks are in attend
ance. Lookout, boys, or Jerry will
nave UuSluGSS With oOHlO VI y O0 w
fore next April. This session will
probably be a short one, as very few
true bills were found last term.
Although it has been an unfavor-
able fall for blowing, our farmers
have done considerable amount Of
it. I think there will be a larger
crop of corn planted in this valley
next year than ever, consequently
good number of hogs will be fatten
ed, and hogs are ready money.
Our people are encouraged at the
prospects of the new railroad, and
hope it will be built at an early day.
The Tate Spring Fair Association
has been organized and the officers
elected With such men as Capt
Tomlinson, viii S. Shields, r. B.
Bundren and J. s. Gill in front, we
are assured of its success.
Yours,
DAVID BAREBACK.
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E.MpL OYMENT
FOR ALL.
TO SBLLL 4 HOUSEHOLD ARTICLE,

THE poor as well as the rich, the old as wei as
4 the young, the wife, well the husband
the young maiden well the young man, the
girlas well the boy, may just well earn
few dollors in honest employment, to sit around
the house and wait for others to earn it for them
We give you emdloyment, all the time, or in
your own neighborhood, among your friends and
acquaintances If you do not care for employ
ment, We can iTapari valuable information to you
free of cost 1t viii cost you only one cent for a
Postal card to write for Prospectus, and ii
may be the means OF making you good many
dollars.
Do net neglect this opportunity. You do not
have to invest large sun of monev. and run a
great risk OF losing it. You viii readily sec that
it viii be easy matter to make from $40. to 500
week. and establish a lucrative, and independent
business, honorable, straightforward and profit
able Attend to this matter NOW, for there is
MONEY IN II ran who engage with us. We
will surprise you and you viii Wonder why you
never wrote 10 ms before. We send iull particu-
lare free Address
BUCKEYE Nj, g CO.,
Name this, paper MARION, OHIO.
Sept, 2e-6m
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THE MORRIOTOWN GAZETTE
WEDNESDAY, JAN. 4. 1882.

The first term of the Morristown
Male High School closed December
%. The number of pupils enrolled
was 80, the largest number for ma
ny years. The school reopen= on
the 9th of January, when quite a
number of new pupils will enter.
The services OF Miss Lizzie Lothrop
of this place have been secured as
assistant. The prospect of fine
school is excellent, and its success is
beyond question if our citizens will
only do their part. Give the school
a hearty support.
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will become obedient, inexpensive
and powerful instruments in the
production of wealth. They will be
taught to drive the carder, the jim
ny, the spindle and the loom, and
the fierce music of the torrents roar
will be lost in the subdued hum OF
busy and multiplied industries. An
increased population will produce
an increased demand for the hus-
bandman's products, which will in
sure for him remunerative prices.
This will secure better homes, great
er prosperity, and higher educa-
ton for our rural population. The
waste places will be built up, and
the land made "to blossom as the
rose," and each agriculturist will
learn how truly he is a benefactor,
who "makes two blades of grass to
grow where only one grew before. "
The capitalist from the North,
and the producer from the South
will meet in our beautiful, health
giving, mountain valley, as on com
mon ground, and vie with each 9th
er in the arts of peace as they erst-
while did in the sterner strife of
war. Ours will be the lap of For
tune into which the wealth of both
sections will be emptied. Fortunate
peoplel Prosperous city of the flu
ture! The GAZETTE would remind
you, now in the dawnrof your great
good fortune, that it has stood faith
fully by you in the days ofyour ad-
versity.
Now, on this suspicious begin
ming of a new year, aye, a new
epoch-now, that the vast possibii-
ties Of resplendent and brilliant
future are opening before you, is it
too much to ask you to give to us
that degree of countenance and sub
StantiaL encouragement that will en-
able us to make THE MoRRIsTowN
GAZETTE worthy to be the represen-
tative and exponent of such city,
such a section, such a people? AS
we have labored in season and out
of season to bring about the good
time that is surely coming, not only
for Morristown, but for all the coun-
try between Cumberland Gap and
the Carolinas, we humbly hope that
the people of this section will re-
member the GAZETTE in their pros
perity, and, by their increased pat
ronage and cordial support, enable
US "to rejoice with those who re-
ioice."
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