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“ THE UNION, '
First Gun
M A S S
Tuesday .Eve.
for t
.cw—iQD-eq—M
rrETING
The Friends of the Union and Electors'of Norwalk and surrounding country are
e spectfully invited to assemble in MASS MEETING at
LYNES9 HALL, .
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9. Union?
Sharing Trade ! !
CARPETING!
Oil Cloths, .
n tr e.- s,
[hid T TIA” I,
W7indow Shades,
Lace Curtains.
uusnu trauma,
Gilt Corniccs,
Bands, and
PAPER 'HANGleiS,
of -
every variety
' at
' lllarci 20th,
at 7 o’clock, on which occasion the Meeting will be addressed by that able expo-
nent of the Union and Constitution,
Hon. Fernando Wood,
. EON. LEVI s.
Mayor of the City of New York,.
CHATFIBLD,
of New York. and
’ HON. SYLVANUS BUTLER .
of New Haven, are. also expected to address the Meeting:
‘COME ONE, COME ALL, AND HAL
LY FOR THE UNION!
- - . President,
JONATHAN CAMP.
Frederick Beldeu,
Geo. R. Cholwell,
J. A. VanZandt,
Stiles Curtis,
Harvey-Fitch,
Henry Smith,
Dimon Fanton,
Henry Lamb,
Elbert Raymond,
Carmi Lock wood,
Jos. P. Hanford,
John P. Beatty,
EdWard Merrill,
Vice Presidents,
Geo. E Smith, John Isaacs.
Charles F. Osborn, Edwin Lockwood,
Geo. G. Bishop, Nelson J. Crow,
Gerhard Black, Joshua Burgess,
Fred. St. John, Asa. Smith.
Geo Bcatty, John A. Weed.
lecording Secretaries,
Jacob Turk.
Corresponding Secretary,
chi Warner, Jr.
Treasurer,
George. F.
Daskam.
scum:
CASH svs'rnai.
TRADE.
lower prices than
ever
offered before.
0 ur
Carpeting
consists of'
V
.. tenossuvasous
and
J. Shoard 40 Co’s
‘ heSt
English Brussels
Three Ply,
. Fine Superfine
and
Common Ingrain
and.
Stair Carpeting!
8000
pieces of
Paper Hangings
. of every
PRICE,
In order .to reduce our stock of' style and quality.
Winter Goods to make room for
I
’ SPRING- :..G00])S
which we are now "receiving,We WI“
' make great Reduction in Prices.
'Aud as we have concluded to
adopt the Cash. System of doing bu-
siness, considering it for the interest
of our customers as Well as for our.
selves, we will be enabled to offer
greater inducements than ever.
H. C'. BARBWELL (CL C
0.
1 Great Bargains,
IN
EMBROIDERIES.
Col-liars,iCollars and Sleeves in
sets, 'Bands and Flouncings,French
Corsets, Hoop Skirts, Table Linen,
TABLE COVERS,
we.»
Shirtlng'Linens, fldkfs, 4'6.
0 ‘ BARB WELL .9 0.0.
Silver and Plated Ware.
ILVER SPOONS, warranted pure as Coin.
S Butler Knives, fruit knives.napkin rings,
silver cups. Plated Tea Sets.ve1‘y handsome.
Plated Castors, Cake Baskets. leed Curd
Baskets—a beautiful article. Plated Puff
Boxes. Salt Cellars, Molasses Cups, Spoons,
forks butter knives. salt SpOOllF. plated table
knivés-a fine article. Ivory bundle dining
and tea knives. with a great “My 0‘ fancy
' enin at the Jewelry Store of
articles, now op g 0 S. CLARK
Crockery, China, and Glass.
US'I“ received some new Styli-s o’f um
above, by the last Steamer. At -
BEleEN‘S.
A
UST received—the uncle sum range—at
' , BELDl-IN’S.
CARPETING‘:
C. 5'. GB'U'MAN
IIAS now on hand the largest assortment
of
Car etinv Pa er Hangings
indov‘i’v’ Shades and Oll
Cloths
that have ever been offered in this County.
and they will be sold at a great Bargain to
all in want.
RY JOHN FOLEY-‘8 GOLD PENS—
We are selling quantities ofthem and all
are warranted to give satisfaction.
You can get them at CAMP’S.
HE srnwnu'r Cook Stove, for sale by
c. a E. K. LOCKWOOD at 00.
All are invited to examine my goods. I
have now a large! assortment than ever be-
fore. and more room to show them. My en-
irc stock of Carpeting and Paper Hangings
were purchased at lower prices than ever be-
fore, and will be sold accordingly. ,
G. 3' . GRUMAN.
GEO. A. BEERS,
NO. 1, :nmr’s BLOCK,
BEG leave to inform the inhabitants of
Norwalk and Vicinity, that] have recent-
ly been adding largely to my already exten-
sive Stock ofGoods, embracing every varie-
ty of Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods. con-
sisting of Dress Goods. White Goods. Linens,
Woolens. Shawls, Hosiery. Yankee Notions,
Domestics, Oil Cloths, Window Shades, Paper
Hangings. Hats, Caps. _ .l'c., d'c.
which I shall sellas Cheap as the Cheapest
for Cash. Please give us a call and examine
our Spring Styles of Dress (ioods,.and satisfy
yourselves that we have one of the best as-
sortment of Goods to be found in Norwafk.—
Do not forget the place, No. l, Ely's Block,
South N0rwulk,Conn.
South Norwalk, March 7th, 1860. ~
line out Established 3031:.
store and Bindery.
UR FRIENDS and CUSTOMERS will
find it greatly to their advantage to
send their B 0 OK BIN D I N O to the
Old Established Book Store and Bindery.~—~
We have new and increased facilities for Bin-
ding, wbich, for Beauty, Neatncss and Dura-
bility, can not be surpassed in the Country.
Send your Binding to CAMP'S,
17 Main Street, Norwalk, Ct.
u
11
The Deep Breaking Up‘ Plow.
This plow turns a furrow TWO FEET
DEEP and of a corresponding width.
When desired, the furrow can be deepened
another foot with my new suluoil Trench
Plow, thus turning up the soil Three Feet
deep. _ .
It is the most cur/able Plow ever used for
preparing the ground for Vineyards and Nur-
series, or for any other crop requiring a deep
tilth. lt pulvcrizcs the soil bettcruud leaves
the ground in a finer condition than can be
done by the spade, and at about one-jourtth
the expense—thus making it ~u great lubor-.
suvi ug machine.
The Subsoil Trench Plow.
Penetrates the soil from one to three feet
deep as required.
' The Drain Plow.
For opening deep ditches for Tile or other
drains. '
The Rock Plow.
Turns out large rocks or small stones from
either the surface or subsoil,
' Deop Tillers.
. These plows are made to run from 12 to 20
inches deep, as required.
Gihb‘s Patent Cylmder Plow.
Is celebrated for its ease of draft and the
wide furrow it turns,
Polished Steel Plows
For Texas, California and all other'parts of
the United States. '
These are most suitable for clay and other
adhesive soils, as they do not a there to the
mould board. They are light and strong, and
of all sizes, from one small horse to large
four horse.
All the above plows are new patterns, man-
ufactured for this market exclusively by my-
self. They are remarkable for their light
' draft and the perfection of" their work.
In addition to the foregoing, I keep up-
wards of use Huxonso sxn FIFTY other kinds
of Plows.
ALSO ALL OTHER AGRICULTURAL IM-
PLEMEN'I‘S,
HORTICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS—The
largest and must complete assortment to be
found in the United States.
FLOWER. FIELD AND GARDEN SEEDS
of all varieties.
GUANO, BONE DUST, POUDRETTE,and
various other fertilizers.
R. L. ALLEN. .
189nm] 191 Wulcl‘ Sin, N. Y.
ces, Constables, Selectmen.
Received and for Sale at SELLECK’S.
. so: racism. .....';. ‘
. I '
.i
owners of poor fund. I will say that I bought Sch
'of' corn and potatoes.
' .ILES Civil Officer. Containing Legal
Forms : The Power and Duties of J usti-
as: £3. £5
Bard-well «it 60’s Adv ertfsment,
Herring’s Patent Champion
Fire and Borgia r prool‘fiafes.
\‘J’ lTll llalf‘s Patent Powder Proof Locks
' the some that were awarded separate
‘nt‘rlillfl at the World’s Fair. London. l:}.'il..
ind the World‘s Fair. New York, lb‘fiil. and
IRE 'l‘lll'l Oil f. Y Alncl‘icuu Sufi-n that. were
twnrdml medals ill. the. London World‘s Fair.
Tlft'r‘t' solos are thr- monl. perfect. security
\gainsl fir» and burglars of any Safes ever of—
‘cl‘ctl to the public.
$ 1600 REWARD
Vill be paid lo any person (but can {how
but a Herring’s l-‘ufcnf Champion Safe cvcl
.til-ul to preserve its contents in an uccideu»
ll lire. ,
S. C. ll ERRING d: CO.. Manufacturers, 25f
roadway corner Murray street. New York,
' 598:54 Gruvier street. New Orleans. 3mm?
Mapes’ Nitrogenized
Super—Phosphate of Lime!
For Corn. Potatoes, Tobacco,
Grain Crops, Ve g e tab 1 es
Garden, Lawns, 61c. '
ourossn of Dried Blood, Bones. Sulphuric
Acid, Peruvian Guano, and Sulphate of
Ammonia. Patented 1859.
LARGE SILVER MED A
Alvarded by the American Institute of New
York, 1859. '
Testimonials from hundreds of Farmers of
high standing, who have used it for several
years.
Does not_exhaust the Land
like Guano,
but permanently improves it. @100
Pounds of Nitrogcuized Super-Phosphate of
Lime will equal in effect and lasting powwr
I35 pounds Peruvian Guano.“ Price $50
per ton $4 per bag.
TES TIM DAV/1L8 :
E. Hanford.Durion,Conn.. writes Jan.l860 :
“ My attention was directed to your Phos-
photos, by witnessing in several places the
highly beneficial effects of their use on vari-
ous kinds of crops, and Judging; from this,
together with what has come under my own
observation. I am firmly of the opinion that
the use of Phosphates, as prepared by you,
will be found to the Farmer or Gardener u
saving iinnually affront 30 [u 40 per cent.
in (be cos! of (lie. nranure.”
N. Y. Tribune Oflioe, Nov.19, IS59.'
l’nor J.J. Mares :wAs an act of‘ common
ustice to you. and I hope encouragement to
six hundred pounds of' Super-Phosphate of
your son last May, and applied It to an acre
of land in Westchester county. which had
been so thoroughly exhausted that it failed
to produce adecent crop of corn in 1858,
evenwith a moderate dressing of manure ;
and my neighbor told me it was no use for
me to plant it, but 1 did, though not till
June. The land was badly plowed, planted
too late and poorly tended, and the season
was bad, but, I got a fair crop of corn. such
an one asI was not-ashamed of. Hence I in-
one half at planting, and one after the first i
r.” The soil is the decayed granite of that
region, mixed with loan and pebbles, and
looked as poor as a lover of poverty could
possibly desire. I am satisfied that if I had
ifilgs New» fiche/i433,“
1‘ '1' O W N l
HE subscriber would inform his friends
and patrons that he has taken the Store
on the west nude of' the Bridge.f’..rmerly occu-
pied by Leonard do Street, where he wull keep
on hand acomplsle assortment of Bakery,
is prepared to furnish zlllylhlllg,’ muncctcd with
the Bur-loose: Grateful for past favors. and
trusteby strict. ullculiuu to their wanf; to re-
ceive their libcrul patronage.
N. B.~Orilere for Parties. Festivals. d? .
puucfunlly attended to at. shm I. notice.
[[46 J. D. MALLORY.‘
Pure Native Wines.
HE subscriber has always on hand of his
own manufacture. Grape. Currant and
Elderberry Wines—Price SLJO per gallon.
Also Quince and Apple Syrups, I'ure Cirlor
Vinegar. and refined Bottled Cider. All are
warranted pure and equal to any in market.
Address 0. S. MIDDLEBROOK,
7m’48 Box 4"0 Bridgeport, Conn.
NABAMORE’S
Photographic Gallery,
230 Alain Street, Bridgeport, Conn.
SOMETHING NEW 1 Photographs in Oil.
W. W. NARAMORE respectfully an
nounces that he is now prepared to make pic-
tug‘cs that surpass anything ever before pro-
duced in this State, viz : _
Photographs taken on Canvass- and Pain-
ted in Oil. These Pictures, which may be of
any required size, from a Miniature to the
size of life. combine beauty of color, durabil-
ity, and the highest artistic finish, with the
perfection of‘ Photographic Art.
We have secured the co-operation and
assistance of Mr. 0. Curtis, whose reputation
and skill enable us to defy competition ' and
in proof’of’ our assertion We invite the public
to call at P. B. Segee‘s Store. No. 1 Sterling;r
Block. and examine the' portrait of' Rev. Dr.
lIewil.t,just completed by as-
Al. our rooms. 230 Main Street, may also be
seen othir specimens of the Art. together with
lelogiwfilas Painled in lVala'r Colors,
Plain, 8N. ' ,
N. B.——-P..-rsons having Dagucrreotypes.
Ambrotypcs.0‘r any other pictures of (Ice eased
['u'l Pollails, ofauv required size
should be brought between the hours of 10
and .2 o‘clock, on a clear (ltiy. Pictures of
adults taken equally \Vf‘ll in clear of
r/umly weather. 50
TO CLERGYMEN, PHYSICIANS,
and all whom it may concern.
HE Law requires that you‘ shall make re-
turns monthly of all Births. Marriages,
and Deaths to thc'Registrar. l‘ersons wish-
ing marriage lzccnses will please take notice
that the Registrar is the person designated
by fhc Law of' this State to issue such license,
no other person being nuthoriznl fo‘ issue
them "rrcepl in case ofallscnce or in all/lily
of (lie Regislru r.”
2m6 WM. L. QUINTARD, Registrar.
YOUNG LA DIES’ ,SEMINARY,
Hillside, J\"orwal.’r. Conn.
IIE School year of this institution will
hereafter be divided into three Terms :
The lsf, commencing on the 14th Sept.
" 2nd, “ “ 2nd Jan.
u H - H
as,
lriemls.cun have them cOpied and made Per- Norwhlk-in Five Mile River District.
2t‘l0
at the Seminary, or at the Bookstores, Nor-
walk.
Oyster and Ice Cream Saloon,
Nor-walk.
short notice and on reasonable terms.
ls'th April.
A Vacation of two weeks between the first 3
and second term, and the same between the
second and third. Charge for Tuition :
Day Scholars—$20 per year—or $6.66 per or of Samuel
Term for Tuition in English and Latin.
Extras. the same as for Boarding Pupils.
walk, Conn,
r4
W"; -- ' ' , . margin?" w, $5.“;
I I; , V", as’ i. =;
l first LlLtfldlf.
" ""ifbiiEfi assesses "
.l’or Sale at Auction!
V‘l l'l'll l non-:3 ufgmul Loud adjoining..-“
’ -.".Ifunfetl at ”in l..;.ul of Main Slrw-l,
formerly the old l=Zrll..-gpj plan-v. Will be sold
at Auction on
Saturday,..thc Z’ith inst,
2 o‘clock, l’. M'. Sale to take place on the
W. E. BISSELL. Auctioneer.
at
prem i sos.
Store to Let or Leas
.‘ll ll’cfllpm‘l.
'fHE building lately occupied bleohu II’.
Taylor, as a limp. Fancy. and Book
Store, next door to S. Moulfon’s 'Dry Goods
Slow. The. Store is 24x30 cet,and is the
mostflesirzible location for almost any kind
of business, in the village. 7'
. Terms rcasouble to a good tenant. Posses-
sion can be had immediately. Apply to
F S. MOULTON.
_‘_V_esfport, March 10. 1860, 'li3tll
LAND FOR SALE
In. W'ilton.
A E‘Rchtgf allJout 39 Acres of Land ad-
. 0‘ ”lg 9 arson-age of the Episcopal
Secrety. The front on the Danbury Road is
beautifully situated for Buildiu Lots.
Enquire of— SAM’ , ) F
Wiltou,March 5th, I“ r. LAMLLRT-
for Sale.
THE place known as the “old Quintard
Homestead,” pleasantly situated on Main
street, at South Norwalk,within two minutes
walk of the Depot. Said place comprises
shout two acres of‘ valuable land, the house is
large and in ordinary repalr. The. isn Burn
upon. the place, a large variety of Frmt. an
Apple Orchard, and a most excellent garden.
Said place. will be sold cheap and on reasona
ble terms on application In
3 l1 WILLIAM T. CRAW.
. . Rent. '
HOUSE and Farm of 45 Acres, under a
good state of cultivation. lying in South
I-‘or
ea
Children particulars inquire of John Dingee. near the
premises, or of the Subscriber.
WILLIAM WARREN,
1'26 Front St., N. Y.
~ For Sale ! _
VERY desirable Country Seat, with
about 30 acres of Land attached : a
beautiful situation in the immediate vicinity
of this villagc,with fine old shade trees; pro-
ductive orchard and meadow.
For particulars,
refer to Editor of Gazette.
, FORSALE
lAT NORWALK, CONN.
A neat Cottage House of ten rooms. (can
be lighted with gas.) with Burn and other
out-buildingsmll new and in the immediate
vicinity of the Churches and Schools. and
but five minuteswalk of Danbnry & Norwnlk
R. R.Depot. Said property has a front of
90 feet on Union Park by 235 depth, and is
well stocked with Fruit Trees. Vines, Shrub-
bery. doc. More land adjoining may also be
had at a. reasonable price. if desired. All
rains on the New York a New‘Havcn Road
top at Nor-walk. Price $4.600. For further
’5-
I
t
particulars enquire of the owner, JOHN EL-
WOOD. at R.
H. Winslow’s, Weslport. Conn.,
Elwood. at. Wm.Elmore’s, Nor-
M7
Circulars containing terms for Boarding
olars. with full particulars, may be had
Mus. LOUISA A. SMITH,
Principal.
N o r t h r o p ’ .5
LADIES’ a GEN’I‘LEMEN’S
S now in perfect order.
be found the best and most convenient in
, Confectionery, Jellies, Fruits, etc;, at.
ry out buildings. all in good rcpair,ctc.
t9
Beautiful Country Residence,
For Sale Cheap.
- HE Homestead. known as the “Widow
Aobey lloyt Place,” but. recently impro-
vcd and occupied by L L. Lombard, Esq., is
offered for sale upon very favorable terms. if
applied for soon.
located on Roton Hill—so culled—a. short
distance from the Depot, the Churches and
This $11001, will Schools at South Norwnlk. Comprises about
8 acres of superior Land, well stocked with
Ladies will find mp, Saloon :1 every variety of fruit and shrubs, with good
for that Super-Phosphate has some value. as place where they may enjoy.free from annoy- water. a neat cottage house, and all necessa‘
the land had no other Fertilizer. I applied ancé, the finest refreshments in town. Fain.
‘ lies and Parties furnished with Oysters, Ice further particulars, enquire 0f
plowing. which I did With yonr"Subsoil Lift- Cream
Snid placi: is beautifully
For
JAMES A. HOYT.
f 7 2'2, William Street, N. Y.
O
At NORTHROP’S.
No. 2, Skiddy’s Block, Norwalk.
not applied the Super-PhOSphate. I should
not have had corn enough to feed an old hen
through the. winter. I not only' have good
large sound ears, but stalks ten feet high.
I am, respectfully, &c.,
SOLox Ronrxsox.
Dumas, Costa, Sept. 27, 1859.
JAMES J.Marns. Esq.-—My dcnr'Sir—I have
made use of your Nitrogenized Superpbos-
photo of Lime in my garden and in my fields
I know of no other
manure that is as good for the garden or the
crops ; so far as I have tried it. I deem it bet-
ter than the best Guano for the above use.
Respectfully, Ns'fnaxn-zx. Warn.
Wusrron’r, Coxx , Nov. 28.1859.
PROF. Jas. J. hlxrus—-ll-.wing used your
Phosphate. I would state that on twenty
acres of worn out land, notcnpablc of prod“.
cing ten or twelve bushels of grain to the
acre by ordinary means,l applied 500 lbs. of
your Nitrogenized Super Phosphate per acre,
and seeded it down to grass and grain crops
in the fall of l858.
It has given me over (I: irly bushels of
while Rye per acre, and a stand of grass
equal to any I ever saw. The rest of the 14
tons I purchased of you‘was used on other
sections of my farm, and I am more than sat-
isfied with the results. Yours, do...
MORRIS Ksrcuuu.
Directionsfur use.
Mix thoroughly with three or four times its
bulk of decomposed muck, headlunds, char-
coal, or the earth itself when the other divi-
sers cannot be ' procured, and apply either
in hill or row at the rate of from 200 to 600
lbs. per acre—one third at time of sowing,
and the balance at the first and second hoc-
ing. On Grass land it can be sowed broad-
cast. having been mixed with a divisor.
' Address, WM. L. ALLISON.
South Norwalk , Conn.
.. $5—A M E El 0 A NM"
ARTIFICIAL TEETH GO, .
ENTISTS, ~
384 Bowery. opposite 5th st,
New York ; 15 St. Jolm st, New Haven; 198
Main st, Bridgeport, cor of Union ; West ave.
corner of Love Laue, Norwalk. Artificial,
teeth of the very best manufacture. full sets
for $5, $10, $15, $20. Single teeth 50 cents.
Atificiul bone filling put. in while soft without
pressure or pain—it burdens the same color
as the tooth, adheres firmly to it,restoring
even old shells to comfort and usefulness.
Boston, Philadelphia, and Albany, see local
papers. This is a company of practical dent-
ists combinedfor the purpose of uniting large
facilities for manufacturing artificial teeth on
a large scale, in every variety, which they
are thereby enabled to furnish directly to the
wearer at about one half the usual prices.
1% Norwalk Office open every Friday.
A New Storei‘in Norwalk !
CHINANRIICKERYSLGLIISS WARE
New Tin Shop and Slow: IVare Roam.
AVING LEASED‘TIIE TWO STORES
recently tenanted by Messrs. 0. S.Clark
and Geo. Hoyt, in Main Street, I have con.
vcrled them info one large Salt-s Reom which
for conven cone of location and central p053-
tion is second to none in the place. I have
Stocked it with a choice assortment of China,
Glass and Crockery; Cutlery, Britannia and
’aWooden Wures,and intend alsodo sell Cook ;,
Parlor Stoves of‘the latest and_most approved
patterns at thc,lowest prices. My assortment
will embrace every thing that is usually kept in.
a First Glass House Furnishing Store.
In starting with you in a Commercial rela-
tion, 1 have the two-fold advantage of expe-
rience in Mercantile transaction: and the
CASH to pay for all goods upon purchase.—
These facilities. with a. desire to please, I
trust willosecure a call from all in want of'
Goods in my line. Being convinced that
the time has ghne by to sell goods at high
prices. I have marked my goods at a figure
that I fully believe need only be examined
by the public to-ensure a fair share of its
patronage. 137 A. W. “ARNER.
Good Investment Stocks.
HE Subscriber buys and Sells at the New
”York Brokers' Board, Book, Insurance,
and the better class of Railroad Stocks and
Bonds. Many of the Fire and Marine Insur-
ance Stocks pay from Ten to Twenty per
cent upon the. investment. _ Semi-Monthly
Price Current contrming reliable quotations
of Bank, Insurance, and other Stocks furnish-
ing gratis upon application. Dividends and
Interest Coupons collected for Customers
without charge. EUGENE THOMSON,
Stock Broker, 37 William Street, N: Y.
burning at any time and would suggest to
those who have been usinga poor article to
give mine a trial and get immediaterelief.
Light 1 Light! Light !
HAVE for sale the two best articles of
:Kerosene Oil in Market which can be seen
A. W. WARNER.
l
‘s
I . ..
unrnorou [TAN '-
WASHING- MACHIN 1'3.
Rubbing and PVringing done away.
BIS machine has been in use nearly three
years and always gives satisfaction.
It saves more than nalf‘fhe time and three
fourths of' the labor of washing, and does not
wear the cloth at all, nor break the buttons.
It has attachments which wholly dispnrses
with wringing. For sale by
W.C. STREET do CO.
Norwalk, March 6.1860.
. Ode to Strangers.
YE people of Norwalk' oh, say if thou knowest,
In what Store the guy Standard of Fash-
ion's unfurled ; .
Where the welcome is warm and the prices
are lowest,
And the Hats are the cheapest and best in
the world. ,
Yes, fly at once ! To Disbrom's, bctoke you,
llc belst can assist. you to bear out your
. p an ;
He either has got. or will speedily make you,
The most elegant llnt ever seen upon mun.
IN SHOP—have connected with my Store
a Tin Shop, to which I would call par-
ticular attention. and wish the public would
call and examine some of the best Tin Ware
ever manufactured in this town : this depart-
ment is under the care of Mr. S. U. Wake-
mnu. who is so Welland favorably kuc
the Tin Ware line in this and adjo g
towns I think many wlll be glad to secure his
services. All orders for Jobbin'g, Roofing.
Gutters. Conductors. Rep;tiring,&c.. &c.. will
be thankfully received and promptly attend-
ed ‘0 and the charges moderate.
A. W. WARNER.
To Partners and Gardeners.
HE Subscribers offer for sale 60,000 Bur-
rels of Poudrette. made by the Lodi Man-
ufacturing Company,in Lots to suit purchas-
ers. This article is in the twentieth year of
its introduction into this country. and has
outlived fertilize rs of every other description,
for the following reasons :
lst, It is made from the night soil of the
City of New Yorkby the L. M. 00., who have
a capital of 5100.000 invested in the business,
which is at risk should they make a bud arti-
cle.
2d. For Corn and Vegetable it is the chea~
rest. neatest and handiest manure in the
world : it can be placed in direct contact
with the seed, forces and ripcus vegetation
two weeks earlier, prevents the cut wcrm,
doubles the crop. and is without disagreeable
ordor. Three. dollars north or two barrels is
all sufficient to manure an acre of corn in the
hill
PRICE—1 bbl. $2.—2 bbls.,$3.50,——5 bbls.
$8, and over bbls. $1.50 per barrel, delivered
free cartagc, to vessels or railroad in New
York City.
A pamphlet containing every information,
and certificates from farmers 'all over the
United States, who have used it from two to
eventeen years, will be sent free to any one
applying for the some.
GRIFFING BROTHERS do 00..
North River Agricultural Warehouse,
60 Courtlaud Street, New York.
China, Glass and Crockery.~
AVE just opened a new and fresh Stock,
and shall be receiving new supplies
weekly and would request all to call and ex-
amine the goods and prices.
. A. W. WARNER.
R ATCHES of our own manufacture,
wholesale and retail,all those that have
been troubled with poor matches, can find
application.
Real and Personal Estate
AGENCY.
HE subscriber would announce to the
public that. be has established an agency
for the transaction of the above business, be.-
lieving that the interest of the employer and
employed will be mutually promoted thereby.
He has several applications already on hand
for desirable tenements. to purchase and to
rent, and those having such property to dis-
pose of, would do well to confer with the
subscriber.
House Hiring and Letting.
Particular attention paid to procuring and
letting Houses to good tenants, upon 3 rea-
sonable commission. and all persons having
property to let, or desiring to rent houses
for the ensuing year, should make immediate
DIMON FANTON.
Place For Sale.
IIE subscriber offers for sale,his residence,
which comprises a newly built. modern
styled.flat roofed dwelling—located on the
Straw Hat Factory Streelnbcing.r the firsnl
dwelling from West Avenue. on the Factory
side. Size of' Lot 60x150—stocked with fruit
trees, shrubbcry, &c.. cite. Will be sold at a
very reasonable price and on easy terms.—
Enquire on Premises.
:lni‘b'
J. W. GARIER.
Valuable Property for sale.
'VALUABLE residence near Schools,
Churches, &c., together with or without
about eleven acres of good land in close
proximity, will be sold at a bargaln, if ap-
plied for soon.
Also, another, with 3] acres of excellent
Land.
Also, a small Farm, about two miles from
the village. of most excellent land.and in
full view of" the waters and shores of Long
Island Sound and surrounding country. The
several places will all be sold low and on
accommodating terms as to payments. For
particulars enquire of Editor of Gazette.
Norwalk, Feb.6th,1860. ~ tf6
r ”as esteem
Rare. clot/no: for (6 man. of moderate means
ANY person desiring a neat, convenient
and cheap House, can hear of a rare
chance to purchase by calling at the office of
the Norwulk Gazette. 3t6
. ABLE and Pocket Cutlery—just received
~—direct to us from Englauu, and we feel
confident we can suit all customers as to
quality, variety and price.
C. Sr. l]. K. Locswooo & Co.
Important to Book Buyers.
A. SEIIJI CE & 00.,
HOLESALE and Retail Booksellers and
‘ Stationers,'l\'o. 3 Gazette Buildingin-
vitc attention lo the examination of their
stock, and the inducements they are prepared
to offer purchasers, either at wholesale or re-
tail, comprising; standard
School, Classical, Religious,
and Miscellaneous Books,
Staple and Fancy Statione-
ry,(English and A merican,)I.etter
I'aper, Pens, Ink, Blank
Books, I'lat and I'olded
Papers, ac.
Orders by mail for Books will receive special
and prompt attention. Blank Books
Manufactured to Order,
of any desired pattern. Magazines and Old
Books rebound with no 'uess and dispatch,
using - .
The Best Material
and employing competent workmen, they
cannot be excelled in this branch of their bu-
siness. Strangers visiting Norwalk arc res
pectf'ully invited to visit our establishment.
They will always find us supplied with the
new and current literature of the day. We
hope by strict attention to business and hon-
orable dealing, to merit and receive a liberal
share of patronage. ,
Place Wanted.
GOOD steady man. especially qualified
for the care of horses &3., desires it sit
nation as Coachman. Gardener or Laborer in
general. .Can bring best of references as to
l
immediate relief by calling on us.
0. I: E: K. Locxwoon &. Co.
sobriety and good character. Enquire at
Gazette Office. 3:10
.comment.
‘ place, (a. lawyer.) has been bald ever since his early
"irrational:
thu/m illl.‘
IIY
DEGRAAI' do TAYLOR,
" VORIIERIII' ll. P. llcurnuf. No. ‘67, Rowe.
ll ry, Now York. This nslabllshnicut is six
Movies in height. :lllfl extends 241-? feet lhro’
to No. 6:» Christie S.rcet,’making if. one of the
Largest furniture Houses
in the United States. , .
They are prepared to (:fli-r great induce-
ments to flu- Wholesale 'l'rade. for Cash or
Time. Their Stock collfiif-trl in part of
Rosewood,
i. ”ll li'rluil,
filming/1m],
om] I/lr’almll
PARLOR 8" CHAMBER. FURNITURE
Also. Cane and Wood Scat work. all q uali-
fies; llair, Husk and Springr Mattresses, i.
lurmestock; Enameled Chamber Furniture
in sens, from $232 to 3100.
Jenny Lind and Brien-aim; Pas! Bedslcao's.
5 feet wide. Their facilities for manufactu-
rxnz defy competition. All work guaranteed
as represented.
No Goods retailcd on time. '3m 8
Removal of -
The Westport Variety Store.
OHN W. TAYLOR has removed his es-
tablishment to the spaciOus and commo
dious building recently erected by him on the
site lately occupied by A. Renoud‘s Cabinet
Ware rooms, on Main street. and nearly oppo-
site the Grocery Store of Charles H. Taylor,
where, from having made laruc additions to
his former stock of Goods, he is now offering
to the public an almost endless variety of ar-
ticlcs on the most. favorable terms. The stock
comprises a complete assortment of
Drugs, Illezlici'nes, Perfumery and Toilet
Articles, Paleml .lTezlici/nes, (5-1.; Also,
School, Zl’Iirce/ltmenus and Blank Boa/.5,
Stilliuqzergl, (5'6.
Every article usually kept in a Drug or
Book Store. may be found at his establish-
meet, together with an elegant selection of
Brushes and Combs in every style and quali—
ty. Pocket Knives, Scissors, Razors. Gold
Pens and Pencilsh‘inger Rinns.P0cket Books
and Porte Mouuuics, Silver Thimbles, Spec
tacles, .350. Also a splendid collection cf
French. German and other chs,Dolls,Gumes
&c.. in great variety. A large assortment of"
Choice Confectionery constantly on hand——
Also Havana Cigars and Fresh Tens of the
finest qualities. The citizens of \l esfport.
and the public generally, are invited to call
and examine the Stock.
Westport, January, l860. 3m2
Selleck’s N. Y. and Norwalk
_, LINE OI' PACKETS.
VHIS Line will run regularly for the sea-
son as l'ollo ‘8 (unless again obstructed
by severe weathe ): leaving Ilubbcll’s Dock,
Norwalk, every Tuesday and Saturday Eve-
nings. and New York, Pike Slip. every
Thursday and Saturdays.
till . SELLECK A: DEMMON.
BLACKBERRY n STRAWBERRY PLAfis
FOR SALE
At the Lowest Rates.
B. NASH of South Norwalk has on
. hand a large number of strong and
healthy Lawton Blackberry Plants. Also.
10,000, and upwards, of the Albany, Wilson
Strawberry Plants. at (is. per 100. The
Blackberry is too universally known to need
The Strawberry is of the richest flavor.
hardy, great bearer. and stands at the head of
its list. Early orders are solicited. Plants
warranted genuine. Remember the name :
T. B. Nxsu. South Nor-walk,Coun; the cheap-
est place to get the above plants. 2m5
*IM'cmm-Ionr ! I
.’ 11118 is to certify that F. II. NASH is our
only authorized Agent for the sale of
Carbon Oil in Norwalk. Any person or per-
sons assuming to sell the said Oil are selling
a spurious article and by using our trade
mark, render themselves liable to prosecu-
tion. CARBON OIL 00.,
A. C. anms, .1: 00., Agents.
New York, Feb. 11. 1860.
Important to Families.
SAPON‘IPIER! l
The Reaay Family Soap Maker.
ITH which every family, with their or-
dinary kitchen grease. can make all
their Soap with little or no troubles—Haul.
Soft. or Fancy.
It will make hard water soft, clenu'Paint.
remove Grouse, the” to perfection.
. Abundant testimony in favor of' the Sapon-
ifier, with full and valuable receipts for ma-z
king different kinds of Soup, sent free, by
addressing”
OFFICE OF THE COMPANY,
No. 396 Penn Street. Pittsburg. You. or
LEWIS JAMES & 00., Agents.
Philadelphia. Pa.
1128* Be sure you get the original and pat-
ented article. manufactured by the Pennsyl-
vania Salt .‘iiauul'ucfnring 80., East Tureu-
tum. Alleghnuy (30., Pa 3m1
THE
o N I. v rnnranarton
Having proofs so strong and direct as to
‘ Expel the doubts of All.
OR Statesmeu. Judges. Editors. Physicians of the
oldest schools as well as now. give it their un-
qualified sanction, and recommend It for all CIlM'S of
eruptions. and diseases ofthc scalp and brain : but all
who have used it unite. in testifying that it will pre-
serve the hair from being gray, and from falling to' any
age, as well as restore Read the following :— '
flak Grove. S. 0.. June 24th. 1850.
PROF. (l. J. Wood. Dear Sir :—Your Hair Restora-
tive is rapidly gaining: popularity in this community.
Iliave had occasion to lay prejudice aside, and give
your ”air Restorative a perfect test :—
l)uring the your 1534, l was so unfortunate as to be
thrown from my sulky against a rock near the road-
side. from which my head had a. terrible blow : cuu‘
sing a great deal ol'irrituliou. which communicated to
the brain and external surface of the head. from the
efl‘rcts of which my ll .irwas finally destroyed over the
entire surface of the head. From the timel first dis-
covered its dropping. however, up to the time of its
total disappearance, I employed everything I could
think of‘_ being a professional man myself, and, as I
flmugm, unilurstumling the nature ofthe disease, but
was finally defeated in every prescription advanced.
These and no other circumstances induced me to re.
store to your worthy flair Restorative, which I have
every reason to believe. produced a very happy result :
two months after the. first application. I had as beau-
tim] a head of‘yuung hair as I ever saw. for which I
certainly owe you my most sincere thanks. liest as-
sured. uenr sir. I shall use my influence, which I flat—
ter mysel to say, is not a little.
You on ublish this ifyou think proper.
'Yours, very rcspeclfully.
M. J. WRIGHT, M. D.
Office of the Jef‘f‘ersonian.
Philippl, \'a.. llcc. lfllliJSJS.
Dear Sir .—I feel if. my duty, as well as my pleasure.
to state to you the following circumstance. whicn you
can use as you think proper. A gentleunm of this
youth ; so much so, that he was compelled to wear a
wig. lie was induced to usea bottle of your “l-lnir
Restorative," which he liked very much : and after
using: some two or three bottles his hair grcwouf quite
luxuriuntly. and he has now a handsome head of Hair.
The gentleman’s nun-e is lirzidlilrd. and as he is very
well known in our adjoining: countim. many persons
can testify to the truth of‘this stafeiucnt ; lgive it to
you at the request of Mr. llrmlfiuul. You can sell a
great deal of your flair Restorative in this and the ad-
joining: counties ifyou have the printers-fronts. .
Yours, kc, THOMAS rt RbIINOR.
DR. Wool). Dear Sir z—l'ermil Inc to express the ob-
ligations 1 am under for the entire restoration of my
llll'll‘ to Us original color : about the time of my arri-
vul in the United States it was! rapidly bccumlng gray.
but upon the application of your " lluir Restorative”
it soon recovered its original hue. I consider your
Restorafivp n< a very wonderful invention. quite effica-
cious as well as agreeable. S. THALBERG.
'l‘be Restorative is put up in bottles of three sires.
v17. : largo. medium and small ; the small helds l-‘_‘ a
pint. uud retails throne dollar per boille ; the medium
holds at least twenty per cent more in proportion than
flu. small.» retails for two dollars per bottle ; the large
lOlfl“ a. quart. forty per cent. more In proportion, and
rolzllli for three dollars per bottle.
0. I. “0le k C().. Proprietors, 4-H Broadway, New
York. and Ill Market Street, St. Louis, Mo.
And sold by all good Druggists and Fancy Goods
Dealers 3m6
It has the confidence of the Peopfe !
TH-E ' WAUREG-AN
SALT BIIEUM REMEDY.
n
AMERICAN OIN’l‘MfiNT.
the entire extermination of Piles,
F'Scnld Head. Chopped or Cracked llamls.
Chillbluinsiuld all other Non febrile Cutane-
ous Eruptions. NO PUFFING ! NO HUll-
BUG l ! It sells on its merits or not at all.
Has cured—is curing, and Will cure every
case of Salt Rheum. for which i: has been or
is used according to direction. We refer our
friends to .Mulicine Dealers in every luuu.
where the nuuunv can be found and a " w our
egan Guzcttc.” giving full partii-ulurs of it.
PRICE 25 GEN l‘n‘. PER Bi IX
None genuine without the signature or Inc
simile of ' S. F. WILLARD,
. Madison. C-uin
For sale by L. L. Beebe .l'r. Son. Knapp it
Lynes. lb Edward 1’ Weed. Nor-walk : U. H
Webb. South Norwnlk : John W. Tailor.
Burr & Dickinson. Wesfport. 3::15'
AMPUENE always on hand and fresh,
resurrect; 2
W ”7 f ' .j 7. 3‘3? ..""" " -r=: -.
if??? talisman elbllfllll‘fl
AX-II)
THE oNLLnEMEov r
7 “IE Eastern States, including New York
_ and that section of the Union'which is
most widely known as “New England," con-
mm a thrifty, industrious, intelligent people,
who have achieved an uncommon degree of
prosperity : with a climate extremely trym' g to
certain constitutions, and a soil of small fertil-
ity, they have contrived to surpass more favored
communities in almost every thing that con-
duccs to social comfort and happiness. Un-
fortunately, they arc cecaSionally so absorbed
in busmcss and mental cultivation, that they
neglect the precautions which are essential to
bodily health. Dyspepsia and physical debility
are prevalent among all classes. The first dis-
ease is produced by inattention to the digestive
organs, which are sosusceptiblc of derangement.
Thousands are now_ paying the penaltypf this
neglect, and suffering daily the most try'mg'
pains, almost without a hope of relief. They
have come to believe that their ailment is
chronic, and that they must bear with it to the
'end. It gratifies us exceedingly to announce
to these afflicted individuals that they may
now command a remedy of unquestionable
potency and virtue, which has never been found
to fail in all cases of digestive weakness or de-
rangement. Hundreds of tongues are ready to
grow eloquent in praise of this wonderful con-
queror of dyspepsia, which is known as
DR. J. HOSTETTER’S
CELEBRATEII STUMABH BITTEHS.
But that numerous class who devote them—
selves to literary and other sedentary'punuitl,
and in consequence of a want of physical exu-
cise,- become the victims of languor'and debil-
ity, without nerve or appetite, have hitherto
sought in' vain for some‘invigorating,life.giving
medicine, whose effects upon the system Ihall
be both speedy and permanent. Physicians of
eminence, and profoundly acquainted with the
requirements of the human frame, commend
HOSTETTER’S BITTERS as the safest and
swiftest stimulant to the recuperative energies
of the system yet discovered. It restores the
appetite, gives fresh vigor to the digestive
organs, sends the blood through the veins with
a more lively current, corrects a tendencyto
depression of spirits, and fits a man for the
transaction of business with a cheerful heart
and an active mind. Unlike other medicine.
which have been devised for the same object,
the BITTERS do not act spasmodically,
or with a temporary power—the influuce of
the remedy is lasting. And if a patient will
but give some attention to securing propa
exercise, after the relief has been afforded, he
need’ fear no return of the affliction. The
debility natural to the encroachments of years
upon the bodily frame is also alleviated by
this great strengthening medicine, thus enabling
the aged to pass their declining days in physical
.9356; whereas they are now suffering from ex-
treme weakness and nervousness. To this ven-
erable class of people, HOSTETTER’S
BITTERS may be commended as invalu-
able. The proprietors of this invigorator have,
in addition, a deep gratification in '
NURSING MOTIERS that they will fin
the BITTERS the best and safest of
restoratives. Very few medicines are sanc-
tioned by physicians as proper to be adminis-
.tered during the period of nursing; and this
has obtained an universal preference.
fiThose who desire to purchase this great remedy it
Dyspepsia and Debility should remember the precilo
title, 11 0 ST E TT E B’S CELEBRATE
STOMACH BITTERS. It is put up in quart
bottles, with the name, DB. J, 303mm
STOMACH BITTERS, blown on the bottle, and also
stamped on the cap covering the cork, with the autograph
of HOSTETTER & SMITH on the label. These things
are important, on account of the numerous counterfeito
now in the market.
WPrepared and sold by HOSTETTEB
86 SMITH, Pittsburgh, Pa., and also sold by
all druggists, grocers, and dealers generally
throughout the United States, Canada, South.
America, and Germany.
For sale lll Norwalk by Knapp
L. Beebe 55 Son, and E l’. Weed.
nuns. wrnrsnow,
N experienced Nurse and Female hysician, pre-
A seats to the attention of mother- , her »
soornmo svour,
I'or Children 'I'eethiu,
which greatly facilitates the process of teething.by
softening the gums, rcdu cing all inflammation—
will allay ALL PAIN and spasmodic action, and in
The B o w e l s.
.t Will give rest to your-
dt L nes.. L
y .41
Sure to Regulau
Depend uponit, mothers.
selves, and
Relief 4‘ IIealt/z to
We have put up and sold
“Your Infants
[his article for over ten
years nd can say in con fi-fence and truth of it,
who! .'e have never been able to say of any other
medicine—NE VER HAS 1! FAILED. IN A SIN-
GLELVSYLINCE, TU El" ("1501‘ A CURE. when
timely ure‘d \ever uione know an instance of
.lis~:itislnctiou by any one who u.-.e-l it On the con
trury. all we ilulmlitcdeith its operations. and
speak in terms of highe-f counncndution or its mag-
icul effects and medical virtues. We spenkin this
mutter " what we do know,” after-ten years’
experience. and pledge our reputation for the
fulfilment of what we Boeredeéluren In almost
exery instance where the
pain and exlnudion. rL-
infant is suffering from
lief‘will befouud in fifteen
or twenty mmutcs after [no Syrup lhistered
'I'lns v luubic preparu ‘iuu is th 'ptiun of
one of the mdst l‘IXl’rllll ENCI‘ZD . ILLI‘LL
NURSES in New England. and has used .wilh
never failing success in - '
Thousands mof _ Cases,
It not only relieves the" child from pain,but in-
vigm'ates the stomach .v bowels, corrects acidity,
and gin-s tone and euer; y to the whole system. If:
\villalmost instantly re lieve
Griping in the Bow Gels, & Wind (Jolie,
and overcomeHConvulsions, '
which if not speedily rem
believe it the best and su
anedied, end in death. We
in all cases of Dyscutery
whether it arises from
rest remedy in the world,
cr cause. We would sayz
and-Diarrhea In Children
teething or from any oth-
41. child suffering from any
plurals—flu not let yourH
to sway mother who has
of tho foregoing com-
prcjudices.nor the preju-
lllt‘f‘h‘ of others. stand be tween yoursufl'ering child
and the relief tlmt- will
l.U‘l‘l-‘.l.Y SURE—to follow
if timely used.
be SURE—yes, A B S 0-
the use of this medicine
l-‘ull directions for using
.will accompany each bot-
tle. None genuine unless the f'nc-simile of CURTIS
& PERKINS, New York,lsm
on the outside wrapper.
Sold by D r u gmg is t 3 through-
t 11 e :world.
Principal Office, 13 Cedar- st., New York.
Dyspepsia Remedy
DR. DARIUS HAM’S
AROMATIC IVIGORATING SPIRIT
This Maurine has been used by the public for sic: year
withincreasingfaror. 12 is recommended to cure"
Dyspepsia. A'ercousness. Heart-Bum, Colic
'uins. Wind in (he Stomach or Pains in
the Bowcls. Headache. Drowsiness. Kid<
my Complaints. Low Spirits, Dele-
rium Tremcus, lntemperance.
y15
I'r Structures. varconnss. Fxmuna'rss, BUT Wm.
xorlxroxxcx-rs on Srch-‘v.
S A MEDICINE. it is quick and effectual. curing the
:1 most aggravated cases of Dyspepsia, Kidney Com
l-lzllDIS and all min-r derangcmeuts of the Stomach and
Howe-ls in a speedy manner.
ft will instantly revive the must melancholy and
drooping spirits. and restore the weak, nervous and
sickly to health, strength and vigor.
Persons who from the injudicious use ofliquors have
become dejected and their nervous systems shattered,
constitutions broken down and subject to thntdforrible
curw- to humanity. lll-ILIRlL‘M TREMEXS. will almost im-
Ilwdmlely feel the happy and healthy invigorating elli—
cncv of‘Dr. Ilaui’slnvigoisting Spirit.
What It Will Do
Dn-s ——.’)ne wine glass full. as often as necessary.
Om- (lust: will remove all bad spirits .
Om- dose will cure heart burn.
'l‘iirce doses wrl cure iuil'gc-stinn
(lm- d‘ose will give you a good appetite.
flluL‘ rinse in” stop the ilistressuig pains ofdyspepnfa
(luv dose. will remove the distressing and disagree;
ble infects of'n'ind or flatulence and as soon as the
Sll-III-I’Jll receives the Invigorating Spirit, the distresg
in: load and all p-iiuf'ul I\"'Illl:S WI l he "ml-Wed.
Illlt‘flflSc will removctbc most distressing pains of
colic either in the sfoumcll or bonels.
A low doses will remove all obstructions in the kid
ney. bind-fer and urinary organs.
Persons who are seriously utilicted with any kidney
coml'lilllll‘ "‘ 1'” assured «rowdy relief by a dose or two
and :u l‘mlllcill cure effected by the use of' one or two
bottles.
NIGHTLY FISSII‘A l'ION.
l’nrsons who from dissipating; to much over nig:
and feel the evil effects of poisonous iquors, in viu «.
headaches. sickness at to:- sruumch \vonkucw g dd
noes kc. will find one dos» “'fll remove all barf fell
lugs.
1.41 lies ofu'vnl; and sit-kl}.~ ron~fitufious shonll t k
the luvigumfln: ‘ltll’ll lixrm- fxunw a day: II will Ill -i\>
llwfu‘slruug hell i.) and happy. I'euluvi) all obstruv
linusun-l lf‘ egul-iriho. from the uncmlruul High]:
and restore the blown: ol' fu-nlllx to the cureworn fut-v
During pregnancy fl wlll be llnxud un imul .nvl
[nlu‘iclue Io rt‘lIHH't’ disagreeable sensations of
stomach.
All the pn'ngril-f- tlélh l~' :1 burn-ml and n. i“ h
this he in s pix: to lllVlglu‘ullng Pi'l’ m ”I
lles.:1f:'v rl~.1 u I‘ :31.
flout-ml [ll"1('l -l._ \‘uH-I' *Ill’r-l. Y.
Sulal bv lfi. l' “'1'. ll and K -. ,.\l' 'x LY \ L-
ll. ll. \\':.fi:f ulIl ll \urunIn .iud ~\ r, In
1:31 lVli'lllI;l-HI‘ s'ru-I, [5 ._ m, . Hm“; ‘
Vow l-‘n_vlun‘l. .uul b\ tli' .g_ .1. gvu- “I”: =. I..,_
the l-oumrv,
.‘l.l‘.I‘lll ll1l>22lf fln‘w‘r' I. l... |,~y,,...,
K .5-1("~lf (fl'llvl‘—-l'i.i,u‘:l ~ ,_
B‘ in. i'l..\i."' I‘ All .NI-Z v. 11‘,“
or n .u usuvfx', Mop... :.
which insuresa good light '
7 A. W. WARNER.
”assign. spirit.
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