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tookithe one. was this.- . 2.3.1 behave the.

'Itéy" infill liftoff a purifier, 9.11;" ‘t‘t‘gard
pr'seht a2 conquered
city; indeed, I haZve'hadZ no idea: that

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’Z’ fV‘rgmia it would tie-by treaty at the-
ZZeIZi'IZl of the war. I wished, in accordance
wimsthe scriptural Injunctions. to obey
‘the powers that be,’ and I believed the
United States to be ‘the powers that be,
I insane oath with the Intention of
keeping it',‘ so far' 'aII' my notipus'z were

concerned. 9 7ceZli'ngs, of 207.739, 1
cannot coitmL. My words and actions
I can. ’

The General then endeavors, by 'q'ues-;

d‘sloyalty, to ascertain what tho's'e feelings
Are, and what sort Of. an accession has

Weed made to the strength of' the Union
ityi the pardon of this clerical sympathi-
use with treason. The Rev. Armstrong

til he is brought to a stand iuZ this

‘General -—I perceive that,

ling this question : Z‘DoZ y'qu' oall yourself
IOyal. man in letter and Zspirit t0 'diiy ?’
.. I‘M7._ -._-,;-IZ_- do out decline to answer

utio'u open it, I should say I am: but I
nérZ"al. -—.Well, sir, perhaps I 'ann

of that gentleman who had taken :the
oath, and, while coming out Of the cus-
_tem2hou‘sc with you, made the remark
that he ‘would like "to spit upon the

:_——Mr. Chas Reid,- I declined
sw'é'f on my former examination
because I had not his consent to tell, sir ;
but since that I have seen him, and he
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W2" 'doub't if the history'of the war can
allame'nil' Bu't'lcrfvns the-last Zupon whom

toflortrsss Monroe, answered the impu-
dfiht dedlhnd— by self constituted out-
flaZZinsZ—Ze for the execution of the Fugitive
Slave flew with the adjective ‘eoutraband’
indignation on
fihding that the enemies of the republic
liege learned nething' in three years, ex-
cept to he more insolent than at the first.

,JGmrcl. —-I agree to that, air.
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‘ General. —St0p, sir I I don't like to

u.- reek the 0th with the same view as

are treated you, sir, during this inter-

ftlris' moment ; and yet you, sir', here tell
lmb‘f. in Z'order to- clear this vile w'r'etch,
“211.0. shall be punished as he deserves,
VZIhZat you. toe/r the oath to: my Government
Wild/Is same view as he did. ' ~ ‘2

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facilihi ponfess. that we were a conquered
p 839%: 'Z and it was the irritation grow-I
'Iiugput of; that fact. .

:e ihé‘ewol. —-2You. have not helped it, sir.
Wehil'd net better go in' that direction
Iauy further sir, for your own sake.’

The humbled Armstrong is then in-
duceduo .eoiifess- that he prelched a re-
beIIious sermo on the‘ Victory at Ma~-
nailifsfibuf. iiev'e'Zr Said a. word in flavor of
Zthe Usiwwdswand that he has de-I

.cl féil“his‘ihtebtion to exchange with no
mm‘dei ammonia be likely to pray fcr
thfi' hillbp‘Wd against the rebels The
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prominehfzrebililidéfferson Davis for id-
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' V‘Mr ZA."-—I shonld ZnO't, sir.
' General. —'-ZA're your sympathies with
the Unio 09 or' Confederate cause? Z
' ‘ M73- A —-'With the Confederates.

‘ General -’-'-You do not think that
Davis, Wigfall, Slidell, and. their former
colleagues are traitors; and you do think
that, if they so desired, Zthey should again
resume their seats in Congress I

‘ M7.A A.-—I don’ I: think they are trait-
ort. I don’t see why they should not
again take their seats in Congress.’,

We commend to the Copperheads ev-
erywh'eret'his defense-0f John Brown by
Gen. Butler-Z—that they may howl ever
it and the clusing declaration 0f senti-
faint by. Mi";~ muronguthat they may
re-echo its»: The Genera-221 has; shown him-
self equal to 6. discussion ZZwitZIi any man
or body of men in the acceded States-
We class with his last Iaugmnentam ad
laminar:

“..Qerisral, Ins—I don’t see, sir, what good
the Ullfll Add ’liee'Z’Ii‘Z to yell

TM; A:-:-I th'ought the bath ”was Iii)
OZZath of amnesty.

‘ General. —You took the oath; sir; fOIZZ'
the purpose of having the United States
prolect you while' you 'sliZolIlde’ 212.3?- yohr
.iondnct and your life, .Zaid aIIZd comf9,rt
the rebels. It' is an (3th 0f ZaZmIIZeatyZ to
those who take it-- ..in truth-.3 find-Li come
back repentant to the Unit .§l9‘“-Z§
Yen are a‘ Presbyterian A 'n'. n‘cb'mes?
to, you; I,you are about to tsl59 him, into'.
cOmmuuiou. You say to him, 'You‘
:2l1'ave heretofore head a wicked manl- ’ 4' Hei
says ‘ Yes, sir.’ You ask him if he has
'experienced' a change of heart"? .He.
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says, ‘ The devil.’ You ask, ‘ ‘ Which
would you like to prevail in this world, 2
GZZOd or the devil ?’ He says, ‘ The dev-
1| ’ You ask, Where are your friends l’.
He says, ‘ With the devil.’ Then you
ask. hImJ'Do you thinlg yoir‘cao gioingflle
2;churcl1mthyour present féél tags? He -
replies, ‘ I think that I can—to get the.
bread and wine at the altar’ Think of,
it, sir, anywhere else as a man of Chris-

tian practise l
of it! Sworn to be loyal Zand true to
the United States, here you are with your
sympathies against them You, sir, are

is an oath of amnesty to those who truly

for those who repent, but not for those
who would crucify him afresh. For you,
sir, if was an oath 0f auIiZueLIty. ZI should
be just as wrong in receiving Iyou,I air, as
a loyal man, as you would in receiving
such a man as I have described into
your church (To an Aide.) Make an
order that this man be cemmitted to the
guard house, in close confinement, there
'to remain unZIil he can be consigned to
Fort Hatteras, there to be kept in soli-
tary confinement until further orders;
and send a copy of this examination to
the oflicer in command there.’

 
 

NEW

FISHio—N‘IIBL‘E

Tlllllllllll Illlll'l

AT TURK’S.

leach 5100. Now, sir, what.’ is the name .

 

At the solicitation of may friends
and customers Iliave procured the sciZ's
vices of a . _- 2 2

FIRST CLASS CUTTER

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Cloths
Casslmcrcs and

We stmgs,
most Fashionable style.

I shall continue to keep on hand

OF

Ready Made

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made iIiImy own Stare under my own
Bupel'VlSlon-
animations fonNanNaN,

CLOTHING
Ready Jlade

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THE OLD STORE
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CONNECTICUT HOTEL

Gentlemen, Give. me a Trial '

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tian professions, saying nothing of "ChriiI-I
I call upon you to think.

a periured man in the sight of God. It.

repent, precisely as Christ shed his blood -

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of Connecticut.

ADJUTANT Gstuan’s OFFICE, I
H,urtford Jun. 18, 1864.
General Orders No.1.

I. Pursuant to orders from the War De-
parlm'ent, the Cummuuder-i'n-Chief directs
that volunteers be accepted and mustered
into the service to form arcgimcnt of In-
lantry, to be designated as the Thirtietli
Regiment Connecticut Volunteers, (colored)
to serve for three yeais or during the war.

II. All regularly appointed Recruiting
Agents are hereby authorized to procure
able-bodied colored volunteers beIWeen the
ages of eighteen and forty- -,five and deliver
them at the office of the various Provost
Marshals for the 30th Reg. Conn. Vols, in

listnient of other volunteers.
III. The organization Of- the 300) Conn.

ment of officers the'retO,w
that prescribed for the 2901 Reg. Conn. Vols.

IIIII

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By order of Ith'e .Cbmuiander-iu—Cbief,
O IIAZCE J. MORSE,
1 Adjutant General. 3 2

Olivia _.
H. C. WAIZID,’I}3ilf3-'dnil A. A. G. 8

the same m'anuer as is provided for the eu- .2

Vols. (colored) and the rules for the appoint- 2
will be the same as" . ‘2',

(lesialored), by General Order- No. 17, series of N

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12th A. D. 1864.
STATE 0f WILLIAM H. TAYLOR,
late of Wilton in said District deceased.

exhibit his Administration account to
this Court for adjustment, {It the Pro-
bate Office in Norwalk, on the 13th day
of May, 1864, at 9 o ’cIocIk, fiirenoon:
and that all pchsonsintciestcd in said Estate,
may be notified thereof, theAdeiuisti' alor will
cause this order to be published in a newspa-
per printed In. Fairfleld County, and post a
,copy thereof on- the sign post in said Wil-
ton, nearest the place where the deceased last
dwelt, at least ten days befoZi'e said 13th day

,of Mn a.y
Z. Z .Z GEORGE A. DAVENPORT,
3t*16 Z . . Judge.

..2IZ2s'sert'othf Normal In Its. Probate Court, April
.2Z237d,A.D.1864.-
STZAZTZE 0f NOAH ST. JOHN late of
2,; - Wilton, In' said District, .deceasiedm -
.1 The chi-t3 {of Propels: for2 the District of
but-h: limited and allpwed six
UififlQkhemfifontheiflredit-
state,.to exhibit theirsduims for.
isettlm ;.~.= Those who neglect to '.Zpifeseni
their ””9“th W13 attested, mithinsaid
WWW. bottle 311.1602“ .lsi. recovery. All] per-;
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Savings Bank, Nblfitown, Fairfield County,
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OR: old News a ere, Books, Pamphlets,
FRI). p p G.EO F. BELDEN.
Notice.
THE Norwalk Horse Railroad Compahy
hereby give notice that they will make

; application to the General Assembly of this.

State, at the next May Session thereof, for
an Amendment of *their Charter, allowing.
them to construct, maintain, and use,anpther
track, or any; in :cZOunethinn, with the one
now used by them, so as to make their road
a. double track roZad- throughout its- -whole
length. Also, for the privilege of increasing
their Capital Stock to One Hundred Thou-
sand Dollars. " ' {SL6

 

Paper Hangings, Window

Shades, lac, '

THE, Subscribers would Sail uttention to
their'new and- ver extensive. stock; of-
Wall Pipers; Window Shades, &c., which is
the largest, most complete and Zheautifnl
ever od‘ered' in Norwalk, and will be sold at
as reasonable prices as the times will allow.
Call and examine the stock.
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ESTABEISHED TWENTY YEARS
Z gridddpesingei Spring imitating-gut;
played' In ten= spacious salesroonjs.
English Royal Velvet and B1 ussells Car-
peting, Imperial three-ply and Double Su-

.tingZ, Druggets, fZOZuIZ'I yards wide, Table and

Piano Covers, Window Shades.

style made to order. .. .. 2.32 ,,.
Floor Oil Cloths, from ZZ3Z Zto ZZZ2Z4 erZeZt ZZZlede

,at reasonable prices. All goods guaranteed.
One Price. Orders exe‘
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stools. ‘Imoltl‘oc. I ._ I .
'4‘ :99 Bowery/{LAWS Yank.» . I
1330328 I~—

FRESHsupply ZIZZIZ‘f Swedish Denotes, just
received and for sale by..- :"
PROWITT i iZ
Corner Drug Store. 2

O'IZ‘A'I‘OZES and ZTURNZIPS, a very
large stock, for sI'aIc' m'. quantities to suit,
, .at-I PEN DLBTON'IS

MOMINY a'nd SAMP, thefiZnest-iIZI. mar-I
ket, at - 2 PEN DLE'I‘ON’S

ARINAZ CRACKERS. echoice. article,
at PEN DLETON S.

OTATO ONION sn'rs' wa'nled 1 2
In PENDLETON's.

Wanted.

BUSHELS SEED CORN AND
Oats, atJ. B. PENDLETIOIN’S.

 

 

 

 

 

U S. REVENUE STAMPS,
a For sale at . SEILL'ECZK’S.
CHUIRNSIIf0 different stvlcs,pr1ce from

$1 00 to $3.00
C..& E. K. LOCKIWOOD & CO.

HITZE POLAND OATS for sale
.- ‘ at PENDLETON‘SD

XTRA N0. 1 MACKEREL
EN" PENDLETONI’S

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from Camp’I 8 Mill.'-'
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LARGEZ assortment 0Zf' Toilet articles
suitable for holiday presents cube 2
, . CORNER STORE:

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2 2. S.E. OLMSTEAD A; CZO. ’8.
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MADAME Demurest’s Mll‘l or of Fashion};
for the Spring and Summer of 188.4 "
For stile by: -.,, ,3- , 33;;3 AgflflLECK.

Shibbthing were; Z}.
CASES of2 fifty pieces of fine Sheffield

Table Cutlerypniadezby .thedelebrated
manufactuteis,,Hariis0n .& Skinner. Call;
and see their)... JOSEPH SHEPHERD. t;

'-2'2.I:;2Peedl
THE Zsquscriber: keepsl' constantly 011' Z‘Zliand
ovary;m description 01f Feed, wane it Will

be a princess to sell to‘his "cqutomers at all
times and no growling. A. MOREHOUSE. .4

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Sidfllfotdfl'bnfll, limited! and allowed {two
months from the m0 ,fii'rthecredltors
-ofsaid- Estatetnepa mselvent-inwhich

poin add All ew‘TerrZ‘ 30930 Win Bishop,
of said Stamford Codimfssiouers to receive

IiuIIdII examine IsIIaidZ IclMi'Iims. 2-
. . M.-.'H. HOLLY Judge

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c'iPneZ: subscribers give notice thh't' they shall
.ZZII'Ie'etut the Probate Omen inlsaid- Stamford
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said) days, for the‘ purpose of attending on

.the hhslnessof said appointment: . 2
52a? ANDR R'EW (PERRY; Commis-
-EDWl\N2 BlSHCP-,- i'Z-Z s'ion‘ers

All persons indebted to said Estate are 're—
quested to make immediate payment to
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who trilli pay the highest price for every
thing they have to sell. Z
'.JB PENDLETON

324 Main ..St NOIwaIk; Ct.

Merrill’s [Oriental remade.

~3ACKSON<& BRO. has just received
a new lot of this celebrated Pomade,

which stands- unriinille‘d.
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” There' Is no such Zword as fail"
T A n n A N '.I'." S 2
COMPOUND E'IXT ACT OF

ZOUBEBIS Z-and (SOPHIA.

THIS; prepaiatiou -is2 is particularly 2-rec

ommended: to the MEDICAL "PRO-

FESSION and the Public, for the prompt

and certain cure of

DISEASES OF THE BLADDER, KID-
NEYSZ, URINARY ORGANS', ETC.

It may be relied on as the. best mode for
the administration of these remedies in the
large class of diseases in bI'IIh sexes, to which
they are applicable. It never interferes with
the digestion, and by its concentration, the
dose is much red uced.

N. B. —_Purcliasers are advised to ask for
Tarrant’ a compound Extract Of Cubebs

. -' and Copaiba, . - .
aIZId take nothing else, as imitations and
worthless preparations. under similar names,
are. in. the market. PI Ice $1. 00. Soul. by
express 0n reoci pt of price.
Manufactured by
TARRZANT- 327- CO.,

No 278 Greenwmh Street, our. of. Warren st.
' New York. 2'
And for sale by' d'i'iiggis'ts generally. , _'[1y50

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'I'ZHIZII VITAL PRINCIPLE

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LIFE ZIIIIBMBNT'Z
of the FLOOD is
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This' 15 derived chiefly from the food we
Z;eat but Kiting», {9108 is. untmroperly digest-
'ed, or if from any cache. whatever, the nec-
essar quantity of iron is. n9t' laken into the
circu ation orbecomesreduced the. wbone'
system' suffers} “The bad- bleed ’will irritate
His heart: w’ilhcli'i' uptbe l'uhgs will. stu'peé
'f‘y the” brain, -~ ill bst'ruct the liver, and will
send- its disease producing elements to all
panIs of the system, arid ever one will suf-
fer' in whatever Organ m'aIZy e predisposed
to disease.

To takeimedicihe'lo cure diseases occa-
sionefid by aalefibiency 'of

IRON IN THE BLOOD,

without restoring it to the system, is like try-
ing to repairs building when the found-

atiIonisg mgpxrm “12*“; d' ve' f h l

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ZZYZZ’ZZ BRUVIAN
SYRTP, that the g1 eat rumor of this Vitali-
zing Agent over disease has been brought
'to light.

The Peruvian syrup;

is a Protected Solution of the PROTOXIDE
N, a New Discovery in Medicine
that Strikes at the Root of Disease, by supply-

in the Blood with its Vttal Principle 07'

 

. Life Element, IRON.

-This isthe secret of the wonderful success
of this remedy in curing Dyspesia, Liver
Complaint, Dropsy. Chronic Diarrhea,
Bulls, nervous Affections Chills, and
Rogers, Huinors, Loss of Constitu-VI .
Opal Vigor“ Diseases of the ZK-id- 22

‘ army's-i2 ind Bladde :Fem'ale
ComplaIihnts and all diseases
originating in a.

Bad State of the Blood,

or accompanied .by 115,177!in or a Love State
the 8g slam.

Being free from Alcohol in any form its
enme'IgIz'z-z'ng efl‘ects are 7201. followed by corres-
pending reaction but are peIIIIIiIIent, influ-
sing Strength, Vigor, and new Life into all
parts of the system and building up an
IRON CONSTITUTION

It is an excellent substitute for Wine
or Brandy where a. stimulant Is nestled.

The following names are taken l'I'um our
pamphlet of testimonials, which will be sent
free to any address. '

Rev. John Plerpont, Lewis JOIIZnsmI, M. D,
Rev. Warren Burton, Rostell Kinney. M. D
Rev. ArthurB. Miller, S. .IKendill.
ReV. Gurdtm Robina, W; R. Chisholm, Z.M Z,_D_
Rev; Sylvanus Ciibb Jose Apitonio Sahebesj M. D
Rev. T. Starr Kin Marcel no Anrnda,M. D.
Rev. Eph. Note, r..' A. A. Hayes,M D.
WTIIH‘C can be but one stronger proof
than the testimony of such men as these,
and that is A PERSONAL TRIAL. It has cure-
ed thousands WlleZl“é Ollier remedies have
failed to give relief, and invalids cannot
reasonably hesitate to give it a (flier. .
For DYSPEPSIA and all CHRONIC Disnasns,
characiciized by uranium it is a Specific.

Prepared asliereti’IN'IOIe LZU
LARK, I!) CO.'

For Sale byI‘
SETH W. FOWLE &Z- 00.,
18 'l‘rethOIZit at. Boston, '
J. P. DINSMOZRE, 49-1 Broadway, N. Y,
6m1 ' and by all DruggistsI.

Poudratte' P0udrette..

THE LODI' MANUFACTURING COM
PAN Yslwith an e r',rlt'zuce of :91 cars,
again offer for sale a uni 0.. ,.Vat'tfile of oud-
rette at low i'ic'csis '-

' The experi no of thousandrof‘ cuZthomcrs
attest to the diet tbut it is the .‘ch'eapest and
the very bestgmai'inre-Iii market, andpartic—
ularly adapiehlor TOBACCO, _ZCOIIN,‘:.2 POTA~
TOES, and GARDEN Timex. 2. '

The company; manufacture also BONE TA-
p'slp (a eublitutc forz' Guano), from bone,
night soli,’ ‘japil guano, ground“ ‘fiue. Price
$45 per ton: ;

A pamphlctk coninInI g fii'qctg us for use,

 

 

 

 

\L quIt rfied Iat S. E. Osman&oo’::‘

prices. (950., mafia 2ft sally dressing a
lettcrL to tile .

MANUFACT INGZ CO”
8m7Z' WCufllaadtIJ. New Yo; by”, iii

OaDnunn.-—-—That the Administrator. Z '

Iatiswnd’eledlo in! the member} Hon each 20f '

FARMERS having Préd‘uce to dispose of- . .-
would do well to call on the subscriber, . -

, YARD
ZIN CONNECTICUT.

Z“ Practice makes perfect.”

IT'I‘ER’S Marble Establishment is
known almost cveiywhcrc. His long
attention to the business makes lilm well ac-
quainted with all styles and kinds of work
Persons who patronize him, are sure of hav-
ing suitable monuments to mark the resting
place of depaited fiicnds.
He has on hand a large assortment of
MON UMPNTS 0f the newest and most
modern style, made of ITALIAN. and AMERI-

”Also, Head Stones of various sizes, thick-
ness and patterns.
be' In want 'of Monuments, in Norwalk and
its vicinity, are especially-Z invited to examine
several beautiful Works, resently., executed
..in their new cemetery, to the. memory of a

,madem‘Z Italian ZMarbIle, Red- Sand Stone,
and Granite.

:POSTS, for eu'closinlr' Cemetery Luis. ' '
GOOD MWO'RKMEN GOOD MATERI-
ZAILSI’IunIImrma ctor «sufficiently large
and comrifndious with a] thIeZ new an
In] impmemeuts to tenable-us to prosecute.

 

Z ‘E .,- .
gates ' :. ‘ dI-

extraiuduceuients ivliicli' arc Offered at No.
'77 .Hi'g hf street, Where all kinds oZ_f.w01_'k

"l

Orders for every description .Of work in
his line? Wildly, thfuZIIZkZZZZZZy raiceived and
, 001 I. an fai Iymxecute
9' p' ’Z '.I'o'nN mesa.
April Z1861. -

 

ZNeZ'vaZ Haven,

Lemmanuttncrmu
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Chicago. ..
MRS. L D. OLMSTEAD LYM'AN BZAIRZD,
FRANCIS BRADLEY.

MON EY salel invested. for Eastern par-
CSIREBCH audfim'lilortgagcbf Real
Estate In Chicagp fer a: term of years at Ten
per com: iI'i’i'ereZstZ‘ payanie semi- -a.nnually at
such pbirits- East as the lenders may desire;
ZNOtcsZ and D'i'afts collected at maturity
slid proceeds remitted" on the day '

of payment. Old 01" doubt-

u'I claims adjusted.

Examinetions ZIZ)Zf‘ Title to. Real Estate pro-

- .- cured and Taxes paid. .

Wool and. other produce-
bought, for which we have superior facilities.

References: .

NEW YORK—Henry Young, Esq. ., Moses
'l‘ay'loZr,'Esq., John J. Phelps, Esq. Mosais.
George Bliss & C().,1VIcssrs.CIZiclirun &. Co. .,
Messrs. Read, Taylor A: 00., Messrs. Mur-
p'h, GitistZldIS’tCo.

Nonwank, CONN. —G0Iild D. Jennings,
Esq" A. H. Byingtoii, Chas. Isaacs, Esq. 2

BOSTON, Mass—Exchange Bu'uk, Stan-
field, WeIIZIZW(IH.II&CU., Geo. F. Rungles. .

WZASHINGTQN, D. 0,—Hon. L. E. Chilton-
den, Hun. A. A. Burnlmm.

PHILADELPHIA —f10n. Wm Strong

EDINBURGH, SCOTLAND. —Adau1 Pearson,
Esq., Win. Lillie, Esq -

HAR’M‘FORD CONN. —John Olmsted Esq
A. G. Haiannd, Esq“ John Bench, Esq,
Hi}; Mark Howard, Messrs. Geo. P. BISSCI]
& 0.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass—Messrs. G. & C.
Merriam, Hun. Daniel L. Hariis, F. S Bailey.

Poconkaarsua, N. Y.—-Heury L. Young.

NORTHAMPTON, Mass—HomJ J..P Willis-
Ion,ZJI)IIaIli-.iii H. Lyman, Esq. '

CHICAGO, [m.,—Hun. Thou. DrummZond,
Hon. Mark Skihn'ei, Henry Farnam, Esq,
C. G. Hammond, Esq, Ogden, Fleetwood &.
Co.

Rocnv’rimi'u', 'CONZZNZ'. —ZZRsch'villZeZ Bank.

New HAVEN, CONN. -.-Jusepli E. Sheffield
Esq., wens SOZutZliworth, Esq. ., Ezra C. Read,
Esq., ,'HIIer've[yi sanford, Esq“ Nathan Peck,
Esq, EC errick, Edqn DZr. . .Ives,
Henry While, Esq.,Z Wyllys Warner, Esq.,
S. D. Pardee,Esq., Wm. Johnson, Esq,
Hon. John VVOOdruff.

Bonsai), V's—Luther Daniels, nah-.2:-

Circulars giving more particular details
willl be furnished to any who apply 4Z8Z¥
mat .

'.I.'ZO MERCHANTS

AVING bZZI en appmnted Agents for the
sale 0f Worc'e'stcrs “Dry Hop Yeast”
2we are prepared to furnish dealers by che'
Z'Dozeu or Cross at. Manufacturers prices. ' '2 2
= S.E E.ZOILMSTEAIII_) I& 00,,
Nov 16,1868...

Jack Straws,
AVERY entertaining game which fails
' not to attract the attention of both old
and young. Also an assortment of Check-
.er and ChessBoniIgis .. 2.: .

. . -2 “ 0.1.3.83); (2‘ 12.42.
IVY PROWITT.

Wanted,

2OLD NEWSPAPERS, Books, Pamphlets,
Ledgéars, doc. ..
E.KZ. LOCKWOOD do 00.

BIRD CAGES, IszEZ-Z.

 

 

 

 

nod assortment
OCK WOIOD If: 00.

 

i Glety' Furnaces,

ALSOC Iron ones, for burning Cliaicnal, at
C.& E. K. LOCKWOOD & COZ.

 

MAOHYNBS.

IOUR LETTER A FAMILY SEWING
MACHINE is fast guiiiiuga wide-
world reputation. It is beyond doubt the
cheapest and most beautiful of all Familv
Sewing Machines yet affixed to 1110 public.
No other Family Sewing Machine has so
many useful appliances for Hamming, Bind-
ing, Felling, 'I‘uckiug, Gathering, Gauging,
Braiding.r Hinbruiilcring, ,CIQI'IIiiIg, and so
forth. NI) other family sewing machine has
so much capacity for a great variety of w01k.
It Will sew all kinds of cloth, and with all
kinds of thread. Gient and recent improve-
ments make Oiii' Family Sewiiu Machine
most reliable, and 111.. st durable, and must
certain in action at all rates of speed. It

‘ makes the interlocked stitch, which IS the

best stitch known.- Any one, even of the,
must ordinary capacity, can see, at a glance,

bow to use the Leller A Family Sewing
Machine. 001' Foiiii' y Sewing Machines are.
finished' in chaste and exquisite style. 2

The Folding Case of the Family Machine
is a piece IIfD cunning workmanship of tile
most useful kind. It protects the Inailiiue
when out in use, and when about to be up
erated may ‘ce ZIIpenedI as a spuciousund sub-
stantial table II) sustain the wink. While
some of the Cases, tirade out Of the choicest
woods, aie fiIIZisIIeIiZ in the sit Meet and.
cliastest manner possible, Others are admncd
and Imbcllisliod in the most Costly supeib
manner.

It Is absolutely necessai y to see the Fan):
in Machine in Operation, so as It) Ijtulge of
its great Cltpacll and beauty. It is fast be-
coming as pIIpu III‘ for faitiiily sewing as our
Manufacturing machines are for- manufactu-
ring purpuSes.

silk twist, tliieail, needles, oil, &.c., of the
very best unality.
Send fur a PAMI’IILE'I‘.

450 Broadway, N. Y.

).I.

WADE; _ . I .12

“ my farm of Edgewood "
' IK MARVEL'S new Book, for sale :it
SELLECK'ZS.Z

New Publications-.5
ANNAH THURSTON ,by Bayard Tay-

Ior
HaidZZ _ZCasVli, by Charles Read.
Broken Columns.
1,0uis School Days, by E. J. May.
Received at

ELDECKs

'l'imOthy Z'l'itcomb’s new BZZool:
ETTERS TO THE JONVESDS JIIstV
- pulili'sIIed;‘f0r'saIe by 'JSELLECK.E“'-'~

ET the best EililiIInZ—ZILII chI" s Pictorial
History of the Great lll- ‘llilllOB at ..
SELLECK‘ Si"

WIN (I); all kinds IlmnIgIht and sold
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Those persons who may -

our business with dispatch, and at the lowest '
-.. ‘8 :

2 IDanbury GI. Norwalk 3. 3Z2. I

."Of Zr. 1).: .onns'rnD III. 00.,

man": sate-ails shunted-2

THE SINGER MAN UFAZC'IZ‘URINGZZ CO., ZZ

NEW _HAVEN OFFICE 100 ORANGE STREET..

can MARBLE, 'Rm) SAND STONE and GBAN- .

EniuZiZinérZ of their foqmer citizens, which are - I

also SAND STONE I... smile;

use- ,

. ,whichrbelongs to the marble business can be Z
Theiflcust of Probate 2_Zfol: the District of '

The Bram: li Offices are well supplied with Z

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TIME TABLE

OF THE

NORWVALK

HORSE RAILWAY 00.

UNTIL FUR'I‘ll 1er NOTICE.

Lcru'c ADI-walk.

545A.M.l200li.,5.151’.I1II.,
6. 30 AM 1. 09 l.’.i IL, 5.20
7.58 l 29 ‘ 0.08 “
835 “ " l5 “ 7.08 “
9.18 “ 2.52 “ 8.00 “
10.00 “ 3.30 “ 8.47 “
10.44 Z“ 4.20 “ 9.29 “
11.05 “
.Z Lorne Soul/I Naiwalk.
600A.M..Z 12.15P..M, 5.4213.qu
0.45 All 1. 20 “ 5. 52
$8.18 “ 1 50' “ ' 6. 28 “
e 855 ‘ 2.30 “M 7.28 ‘- “
9.38 “ 3.12 Z “ 8.20 “
10.20 ' “ 3.50 ‘.‘ 9.07 “.
2121.05 “ 4.40 “9.49 ' “ 2
11.25 “

Z EDWIN ZLOCZKWOOD, Sup’t.
Janua7'7Z/Z,I- Z1864 - .

 

 

WINTER ARRANGEMENT
Commencing IINIovembcr I1I6thI, 1863. . .

 

Regular 'Erains.

.lZSeZacZe NoIZwale' Bridgefm south Norwallci
AZt8.08Z.a m., 5.25 p. in. ,.an06.35p m. 2" '
Leave South Norwalkfor Daubury.Z

At 8.55 a. m., 11.25 a. m., and 6.30 p. m.
ZZLcaoe DanburyforZSouth Nori'oallc. '
IAt7.00fl. m. ,.415p. m. ,..and420p 111.
JOHN W. BACON,‘ Sup’l.

 

2N. Y GLIH. H. RAILROAD

more .
1863 Winter AZr—Iangement, 1864
Commencing NOVemlicr 16th, 1863.
TRAINS FROM NF W HA VEN
FOR NEW YORK.

CCOV[.—At 5.,30 7.,00 and 9.45 a. m.,
5. 00 p.111.

Z.IEXPRnss—At ° ..'0) p. In. (in connec tion with
Expicss train from Boston via Spiingfielil)
stopping at Bridgeport, N01 walk and Stan)-
ford; 8.00 p. in. ,stoppinxr at Bridgeport, Nor-
walkZ and Stamford.

At4.302 p..,111 iii crinueclimi will) ShOre
LiiIZc fIOin Buslmi, stopping at Bridgeport,
Niirwalk and SI: Imfniil.

The 5.00 p. m. train, receives passengers
from the II.- ”utf'md and New Haven Railroad
at New Haven.

The 700 a. In. and 4.30 p. 11). trains, re-
ceive p Isscngers from the Dunbury Raieroad

at Norw ll. Ik.

The 945 a. in. train receives passengers
from the Hartford Spi'ingfic Id, Canal, and
New Lomlmi RuilI'Zn-Ids zit New Haven, and
froin the Nauru Iliick Hail“): III at Bridgeport.

At 2.15 A. ZIII.,Passc11gcr1IliiI Train Mon-
days excepted.

Special Trains leave Norwalk at 6.00 A.
31., and 3.20 P. 31., for New York.

Housaluuz'c Railroad.

Passengers for florisutouic Railroad will

take the 9. 45 a. m. train in Bridgeport.
Nauguluck 10:le oud

Passengers l'Oi' Naugatuck Railroad will
take the945 I). In. and: 5.00 p. m. trains to
the Junction.

Danbury and Normal/l: Railroad.

Passengers for the DIiIilIiii'y :Ind Nnrwzilk
Railroad will take the 7.00 and 9.45 u.n-.
and 5.00 p. n1. trains to Norwalk.

 

 

17mins from A0) walls to New York—At
3.20 (Ex) 0.00, 6.45, 8,18 11.,04 a. m. ;3.12
(Ex.)3.20, 5.,42 ZZ.(EX.)619, 9.07(Ex.)p. xZn.

TRAINS FROM NEW 217031? '
FOR NEW HAVEN.

.Accozii. —At 7. 00 and 11.30 a. m., 3. 50, and
4:30, p. m;

Ekrnsss TRAINS—At 8. 00 a. m. ,3 00 &8 00

..m' for Boston, vi.) New H.1veIiZ, Hartford,
Springfield and Worcester the 800 a. m.
stopping at SlfulleOl‘d and Bridgeport; the
3. 00 p. 111. ., at Stzimfi)i‘,d NOI walk and Bridge
port; ”10800 p. Ill. at StamequZ Norwalk
and Bridgeport.

At 12.15 and 8.00 p.111., for Boston, via.
New LoudOn, Stonington and PrOvidence.

The 8 00 a.ui.t1aiii connects with Hausa-
tnuic, Naugiitiick, and New London Rail-
roads. The 3. 00 p. in. train connects with
Naugatuuk and New London Raierads.

The 7.00 :1. 111. and 4. 30 p. I11. trains con-
nect with Danbury & Norwalk Railroad at
Norwalk.

 

 

21mins lease Norioalk for New Haven. -—-AI

'8...55am,1.,29 1.56(Ex..,)440 (E19552, 6.28
audQ.49(Ex.)Zp. in.

See large bill of advertisement at the Sta
tion Houses and Hotels.
Supt’s Olficc, 4th ave. and _27th-Vst, N.‘ Y.
Ass’ t supr's Offihe, Station base, NZ. Haven.
JAMES H. HIOYT Sup’t.

 

Bartram’s IIIiveVr-‘y , ,
ZsZZ- '1' A B I. E .227;-
Formerly Step/comma
The subscriber having taken the stables
I'Ormei'ly 01') tied by D. Stephenson, in rear of
N orwalk Hotel, and i'c-stucked the same with
new and s'upsr‘ioi Horses and Vehicles, is
prepared to let the same, either single or dou-
ble, 0 it; 01' without di'Z'ivels, on call. Fune-
rals, parties, etc., supplied with Hacks and
Stages, at slIOIt notice. Carriages IO and from
all t1ains‘,ctc. Those in want of good teams

will do well to call.
17 D. S. BARTRAM.

 

R. I E RAILWAY—Passenger trains
leave as follows viz: Z
6 a, 11)., Mail, for Dunkiik. This train rc—
Inuins over IZiiZngiZt zit Emma, and proceeds
the next inmniugr
7 a. m, Expicss, for Bulk-.00
9 :2.1 m. '.' Milk, dully,f01 Oiisvillc.
12: 15 p'_. 111., Accommodation, daily, for
Port Jei v1Q
4 p. 11)., Way, for Midrlletown and New-
burgh.
5 p. m. Night Express, dilly, for Dunkirk
and BulliZilO. The Twin 0f Sillllltllty runs
tlllflllirl] to Buffalo, but does not 1'u'n t0 Dun-

kll'lx.
7 p.n Emigrant, fur Dnnkisk.
CHARLES MINO’I‘ G( II’I Supt.
Z NATIIANU'L MARSH Receiver. Z
Tickets {‘01 Sale by GOULD BENEDICT, at
the South Norw :ilk R. R. Depot. Zdli

Self Heating Sad Irons,

OR SALE. '
C. 62'. E. K. LOCK WOOD 2% CO.

 

 

Kerosene Oil,

A SUPERIOR All'l I(‘ LE, for sale 17).:-
M AP VIN &- I’Ililwl'l‘l

 

Intellig ence Office.
AMILIES wanting Servants, will please
call on me at the Ba: 001' Shop,
: Over Beebe‘ .5 Dr Hg swine
f18 Piul'. S ’l‘. WOOD.
At Jennings" New; Ofice Z

ILL be found all the New York Daily
Papas“ , also, Magazines of all kinds.
All orders fox buck niIIiibusul P’apers, Mag-

 

arises and Motic, I3] ill be p; 01;): My attended
00.11150, all the WeeklyI I IIIIIcis.
GEORGE V. JENNINGS.

 

Children? s Carriages,
rangingfi'om $1. )0 upwur,d at
(.. &. E K LOCK WOW) II: ()0.

G H I 18' AZ
NEW stock Of China teu- sets just rc-

CGClVCiI.
A: E. I’VK-ZLOCKWOOD & CO.

. R A ”if G B 5.
SUMMER Rlllli'is ;also- live and six hole
Y“ i

i'anues for sale rel-cup

'C. & BI. OZCK WOOD do CO.

“New Gospel of Peace.”
Few. copies at the Sciuml Book, just

received, IpII'iIIci: I15 CEIIISSE at
ELZ.LECK’S

 

 

 

IN

Gift, Juvenile and Toy
B O O Ii S,

Z‘t low prices for Cash,
Al the original Jaw/f i Boo/c Nam A0. 23, 0.23
25th! If Inkling.

IIE attention of Imynis is i'cspiclliilly
asked to a) large and finely llssnl'tetl
Slack ofBooks,suil.1lilc fill the cmiiiuzr llOIi
(lays, cmnpiisiiig lliLllfiSillllllY l)()llll(l 0sz
and Juvenile Looks, (.‘lII/d/W/Zts Toy Bm’ :3
plain. and beatilil'ullyZ colored, the best assort-
ment iii the country
Also, a II'IIL'C stock of plain. and richly
rm ml BURL/Jo and Prayer Bug/N, for family
and pocket use. Albums and ZAutogi'apli
Books in various styles. COl'lSlltlllly on hand
a large assortment Of Stations-1y, consisting
Of Portfolios, Writing Desks, Backgammon
Bonds Pinyin2r Cards, Gurans,B ‘Iziiicy Am.-
clcs, &.c., &c. Diaries fOr the coming your 01
various prIchs and styles of bindiiiir.
Buyeis givlll" us a call will find it much
to tlieii advantage, and prices will Zbefound

to suit the times t
A. ASELLZZEZCK ZIY. CZZZZO"S

 

important to owners of Horses.

WILLIAM B. SWAIN,

Saddler 6:. H'arness Maker,

Adeoiniug Danbury I9 Nors'valk 2R. R. Depot
NOR WALK, CON \qu

to order every description of
IIIaI'rIIess, .
HO7Z'se Fulfill/:75,
T7 toppings o7 Glowing.

and outfits.
Tran/ts, Valises, Carpet Bogs, (5’6.

well to give him a call.

neatly and cheaply, and at shoit notice.

PURN.I_TU(REI

THE subscriber .Isindw preparedto offer to
the public, at his old stand, as good an
assortment of

Cabinet Furniture

as can be founcl' 1n Faii'field COIInIV, and at
lower prices, FOR CASH, than it: some
quality of goods can be obtained at any otlie
Estzibllsliiiieht. ,
The stock consists in part onZ
Marble Top, Extension, Dining, Card, and
(Immune Tables; Bookcases, Bureaus,
Splits, Tctc- zI-letZe Lounrregs ZMIihog-
any and Game seal CliziirZs; Gilt
and IMziliugnny Fr time Look-
ill" Glasses, dean, &O.

COFFIN WA—YBEROOJIS;
Where may be found a lull assojtincnt of Cof-
fins, which will finished in the bust poss'ibli
manner, and at short notice.
W A hearse will to l'iuiZiished when de-
sired. ‘ A. RENOUD.
Westport, May 1st, 1858.

 

 

Carts and Wheelbarrows,
[FURL CllllilI‘L-hl sold by
M123. K. LOU KWOOD 6; CO

 

Stoves, Stoves.

GOOD assui'iiiicul of l’nilor and Cool.

Stove constantly on hand and will be
sold at the lowest possible prices. :Also
Russia and Common lion Pipe, Sliect' (Linc,
Sec. GEO. F. BELDEN.

 

Kerosene Oil and Ramps.

VERY superior article of KeI'Osen'I
Oil, also chs'cue li llILl Lillllps, f'I'II S511.
WM. 0. STREET.

NAIE3.Z
KEGS Nails, assorted, from 3d fine

tO 6 inch spikes, for sale 0
WM. 0. STREET.

by

35

Choice and Selected Teas.
40? CHESTS of Green am. Black Thar
Coffee and Ted's ii ariantéd no please in

price and quality they clAefy superimity.
A.MOI Lilo U or.

 

 

 

F1" ICE is Open to leceivc zili Puckugi
f'Oi the New \ Ol'l\ A: New Ilaven ILL
and also for the Di'iibui'y do N01 it all; I’.1l.-
All Oiilei's left with the Office Ag’ 1'. will be
promptly attended to.-
GEORGE W. ZJRZNNINGS, Ag’t
, _ .' ‘ for the Express Other

AII'BEZZRI' (£32313
MERCHANT ‘.2AIVL0‘,R

ADJOINING Store OZZfZ‘ Knapp do Lyrics,
Main st. Norii'alk, Conn. The publi'i

 

the large and varied assortment of Z'RL'ADZI
MADE 61.02 BIN 0 French Cloths, U. ssi-
mores and Vent-lugs, also ageneral assortmeu:
of Gentlemen’ s Furnishing GOod's, Zcpnsisting'
in part, of Hats, Caps, Umbrellas, "Shiite, Co'l
lars, Cra‘vats, Handkeichief‘s, Suspenders Re.
Cloths, Cassimeres and Vbsttngs by the yore
or pattern, and cut free of charge. Particulai
attention paid to Children’ s Garments." '

 

Removal.

ROF. WOOD has removed his SHAVING
AND HAIR DRESSING SALOON to the
Room
Ovex Beebe’ 5 Drug Store. ,
Gentlemen wishing an easy shave, or tlieii
hair cut in a superior I'nanani, will pleasea "‘lVf
me a. call. Children 3 hair neatly cut. Wigs
and Curls cleaned and dressed. Raz'ors
honed and put in good working order.

 

Norwalk Iron Foundry.
EVERY description of Castimr done at the

shortest notice, and 111 the best manner
as cheap as can be Obtained at any other 05‘
Iablislimeut 111 the Slate. Gailvuui7ed Chains.
Chain Pumps, Iron Fence, Posts, Railings,- the.
f'uinislie'd t001'dcr. PIiZttci'usZ executed at

short notice and upon reasonable terms.
- - ALEXANDER AUSTIN. "

Ladies’ Cloths.

LARGE lot just received by
, MORRIS In DOTY.

Pancv Goods, Sac.

f
A fine assortment of Fancy Goods, Pocket
Cutlery, and :I new lot of P odgei" s Scis-
sor,s just received and warranted to be a first
rate Ztll'thlC. Clocks Of all kinds. W u but .IZ
also the agency of Merrill’s Oriental Poniuile',
snnething new, and needs only to be tried to
be appreciated.» -A. JACKSON 61: BRO'

 

 

CHEAPZ
BUILDING.Lers,

Near the Bridge.

A. RARE CHANCE FOR MECHAN-
ICS AND LABORING- MEN TO

$87911“ SSH°¥11§.-,

erom $100 to $300

Will buy adesirahle Lot. Payments in small
monthly or gumterlg/ZZ'instZallIiieiits'if-Z (lesii'ed.I
For particulars enquire at Gazette OflicIcZ.

Hay and Feed Gutters.

’ I IHOSE who intend purchasing :1 Grilling
Machine would do well to call and scef
our Universal Feed Cutters
MARVIN 8515qu 11‘th

 

 

Hides, Tallow in rough, ' i
-ALF-SK'INS SHEEP .e LAMB SKINS:

 

wanted __by S E. OLMSTIEAD ZI&IC0I.I
Highest Oash' 'Prices paid. i2

KEEPS constantly on hand anZdwillmakZe' .-

Jllso Saddler s Hardwm'e-

Allin want of anything in his line ,Will do 2
Orders for any kint' " ‘
Of work promptly executed. Repairing done -

ran ADAMS EXPRESS

are respeCqulZIy invitedZ to call and 'examjm Z

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5 - =m:11-< iii-
- in slimliu
Z -~' ii‘. their
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l 02 :0 III (lellCI‘ :inil
' ' lie siv'iolulous
l>ZCil I») :llClL'lll'lfll
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', i'.'llltl :.~Il0v'e :‘ZIII, by

.:I. ‘ .I-I 'iei'ui be it orig in,

it is lI-i .'I'Il"l:i'1 _'.'Ii; ”‘1'? , (hrlslillliiinl. li'SI'Cnilln
“from piii'ciitiI m chililrin mile the third and

fOIIZrtli chueiiiliim ;" iIIIiIlchI. it sceins’to‘bfi the
led of Him who sai's, "l iiill visit the iniqui-
iics Of the fZIleIIEI‘ri upon their children. ”' Z'l’lic
diseases \\'lllLlIZ If. 01 igiiiutcs take various names,
according to the Oigaiis it attaiks In the
lungs, SZClOlZuL‘l. é'pioduccs tubercles, and finally
Consumption; in. the glands ,.s-wclliiigs which
suppuII'a to and become iilccrous. sores; in the
stoniu'c‘ .1 2. .1 '.il lioucls, derangcmciits which pro-
duce iiilirv'csfi011,. dyspepsia, and liver. co‘m-
plainis, 011 the skin, er'uplive and cuiaucOus
iiil‘u- I: cm. The: c all having the some origin,
i'cquiir the smile Iréined'y, viz. pur-ificntion and
inii relation of tlie- blood.- ~Punjf‘y. the blood,
and these dungcmus distcmliers‘ 'leave you.
_ Willi feeble, fool, 01 couupteleqqd,.vou,ic2in-
not have health , \\itli that“ life .of the fish"
healthy, vOii cannot have sciofulougt disease”

Ayer’s Sarsaparllla

is compounded from the most efi'ectuuZI auti-
doies that medical: science has discovered for
this afflicting distemper, and for. the chi-mo? the
2 disorders it entails. Th at it is for superiorito
any other i'emerly.J.ef devised. is. known by all
who hate given it a. t al.1Tlii1t it does com: '
binc viitues new. exti'mrdmaiy in their cfi'ect
upon this class of complr ints, is indisputably
1"Zov31 by the flight multitude, pf- publicly
‘Znown and remarkable curesZ. it has .made of
the following diseases: Kings EYfl or
Glandular Swellings Tumors. Erup-
tions. Pimples, Blotehes and Sores, Ery-
' sipelas. Rose or St. Anthony" s Fire. Salt
Rheum, Scald- HeadrCoughrfronr tu-
berc‘ulom. depilsits: in.- ,thfdJfifisZi. White
Swellings, nobility, Dropsy; N:
Dyspepsia or Indigestion. Syphilis d
Syphilitic Infections, Mercurial 's'es,
Female wéa'knegse‘s- and; indeed, the whole
series of complaints that arise from impurity
of the blood.' Miiiutc reports of individual
cases may be found in Arsu’s AMERZZlCZAN
‘ ALZMVNAC, which is fuinished to the di'uggists
{01 gmtu'itoils distribution, wherein; may he
lcz'imed the directions for its use, and some of
the rum iILable cures wbiih it has made“ \vfien
‘nll other remedies find faileIlZ t'o afield relief.
Those cases are Z‘DUIP'OSZBIV taken fi'Zo'inZ all sec-
.. tions of the count: y, in older that every. r'eZadér
'2 may h2ch access to Some one who can ‘s'pcIa‘k to
him of its benefits from personal expciicnce.
Scr'iofuli depresses the Iitul eneigies mid this
leaves its victims far more subject'fo disease
audits fatal results than are healthy constitu-
lions Home it tends to shorten and does
great]; slior,tcn the at eruge duration of human
life. The vast importame of these comment-
tions has led us to spend years in perfecting a
remedy wliic'h is adiquate 10 its cuie; This
we now offer to the- public under the name Of
Z'a'AIins S\RS..—\P-\RILIA, although it is 06m-
po=crl of ingredients, some of which exceed the
best of S'III'SIIIaIi/la in a erotive powci. By
its aid you m.'1y piotcct ZZIZ'ourssIf from the suffer-
ing and danger of these disoiZdei's. Purch 2pm
the foul coiruptions that erf and foster in the
blool; purge out the causes of disease ,Vand
vigorous health will follow. By its peculiar
virtues this remedy stimulates the vital func-
tions, and thus expels the distempeis which
Iuik \\lllllll the Zsy stem 0) burst out on say
part Of it
We know the public lime been deceived hy
mun} compounds of SHISIlllalllefl, that promised
much and did nothing; but they will neither be
deceiied 1101' disappointed in this. Its virtues
have been prov'en by abundant Idol, and there
2 remains no qiiesiion of‘ Its suipassing exééllence
for the (IIIO of the emitting diseases it is in-
jtcndcd to 1030.“ Although under the same
name, it is a wry diliercnt medicine from any
00101 which has been before the people, and is
fir more effeitiinl than any other which has
ever been In affable to them.

 

AYER’IS

CHERRY PEOTORAL,

The World’s Guest Remedy for
Coughs, Colds, incipient Con-
sumption, and. IOI‘ the relief

of Consumptivc patients
in advanced stages
of the disease.

This has been so '10pr used and so u ll‘ er-
.ssilly kn'Ou'ii, .itllfflZ “a need do no more that)
zi<suie the public that its quality; is kept up In
the best it cm: I) 1x be on and that it 10:2} be
relied on to do ZZZZZZD it has 0er (Iona.

I’icpz'IIICIII} .J. C. A1123." (0.

IIPItIchIlI' rOZ/Z and. ! ’IUtf/tlcul‘ I lianIisIs
x Z 2 :-: 1:1(J3\’fIIIf :AIA: SSS
.Z'SOZIZCI DVV {Iii diuggisfs ,“‘Z¢-_\Li_\"' E'JILZ ..i,‘ Z. .5; ‘.
SOLD DBY

H. .II. PlOVVIll,JHllll A. Weed, L. L. Bee-
bc,N01'uzilk; C. F. T0llcs_&; 00., SO. Nor.
w ilk, ' L. H. BiilI.y., Ring-fielil; N. Com—
slockZd. Sim, Wilton: Bradley Beers, Ridge-
ficlil Slilllilll' , and all dc.- _llClS in medicine
CV€l\'\\lltl'c.

AMERICAN EZOEIS,

j LUS‘IO‘I _,.::_','
S THE LARGEST“ and best airllhged
Hotel in the New England States; it IS
rent 1'. Illy locIIIcil and easy of access from
ill mules (if truvol. It Contains all the
lllOilL'llI llllpll)\"t‘llltlll5, and every conven-
iu Iice 1'01 tlic couil’urt Iiiiil accommodation of
[he 11'2Ii'-iling piiblii. The sleeping rooms
Elle Inigo illlil “ell \eulilaieil; the suits of

 
 

 

moms IllL‘ w: I] i“lililll"c(l, ziiiilZ completely
Iiiinisliiil 1'01 families and lzii'gi trimlinzr p 111'-
the mil ilic IIUIISL will continue to be kept
as .i lll'Si- -( I: 15s [but] in story I'cspi ct.' ‘

TLh'U'ilpll Ill. the house to ill pi'Iils 0f the
COllllllj. LEW IS PICE,
U354 I’I'IZIpI'iZethr.

ISOGLIQ 3c LX’LES,
83 BARCLAY 5b., NZY. '
.2152. i-‘fs for Use Soczuty of Shul'érs,
Stilt“ Agi'llls lZIII'

Wing’s Farina Crackers,
:llltl \\'lltlit‘fisllu (li‘llli‘l's in
011 ( )1 (2.2] 50 L'Tfl];‘1£1\'HO.l[1.Y TIE SAJIP,

and

ii 2, Sci-lid riiiifs
A'4 ZAk./AY 41/111 .
For-(i; u l'll‘l -l D0: 110in i'. ' '

Macaroni and V3 rmicelli,

 

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T..pi..c-II 52.52 I,. m. ll 51- ii'cli,‘l‘:uiii:,1 Wheat
G. ll<, tit.

W l}; IMGL R. LYLES.
Hklii'l-.;1-.IALLY S ZALZED

(IOUI‘IS 101' Sliipmiiit to ANY (.LIMAIE.
‘I’o getblcs, 310.1118,
'4‘I)U ()1 \ll""'
V‘IING 2 FARINA CRACKSBRSI.
C- Iiisli' I_iil‘.\ (ll liiiil :21 \ 'lI‘lllI‘y nl Goods
”WI 2 d m 12‘ libl‘ CI. \55 (I'iiocsits.
Pulxci'xsiil llt'l'llS, Chucnlate,
(30mm, 'l‘uplni'u, Sign,
[UH/[NY -2IA'I.) SglJIP.
Fni'h‘uli' by
11.13. IDY 1'31}: 3:2 00.,
159 "L ‘IIIIIIIII I's bliiw l, \I \\ kink.
UIIIIIIIQII Z‘.

‘.‘ .-- ..
j.‘ l'lkidks.

(LI 113;}

\Illmtil‘us,

Clearing neatly ill-ironed and

Repaired.
1qu ANN It. \\' (ml) would Inform the
Iilizuis ol' \"W :ilk lli: il slii slillcon-
1011.030“ .I.IxiiiI)1iIIl~;-\i'ill olefin
.222. m ..'I, III: l.i.u, evil resume the c'IZ)'l.Z
211 ..m look almost anal to
ANN E. \\ 00D,
0101 Ill-line’s Di'iI-r Swine

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L III 3‘ Manual, (:ui.l.iiIi: II_ It” the
it 2Insul ":I mutton. ilii: Inuilc I»: pioneeding,
illiil lllL (lellll‘s Iil' lliI (‘ illit'r. :1:
Si ‘.I I ECK‘IS.
Inflation-Eu AND [IIWRRINZGS
If) . {)ch \ry) Wrnvm -
.ZIZ'\LZZ Iii—III—ls—m' l l- Illi‘ ZiiZIIZilZ l‘iUl,
a! PI". NDI. ETON'S
ll. kinds HIS _. z-I-ils bought and sold,

:It PE N DI.E'I‘ON’S.

 

)IIIEI) Siiiiii Cum, an Iii'ticl e 'Z"ivih cli reg
tIIins igiiriginal flzV'IiI'r a dZ cooks“
mil 0 us ZCOm fresh from the fields. for sale

at PENDLETON‘ S.

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