1.... the Philadelphia Préss.
Jenny 111111 Jamie
Jenny in fine array,»
Jamie so far aivay:
Jenny in silken attire,
Jamie in muck and mire; .
Jenny with full and plenty to eat
J amie without 9. 1111111111 of meat.
Jenny must needs have diamonds to wear,
wand feathers, and gains for her hair , -
Jellies clOtll'es are tattered and torn,
His luckiess boots, so cut up and worn,
" 1511 no 1111111111 withI dismay,
On thqfaSt cuming day,
When “upper” and “sole” will both give way
Oh,Jenny 'Ijust think
That We’re now on the brink
Of asp-uggle most mighty and fearful;
And that soon Jamie ’a head ‘
wsMIa‘y lie midst the dead
On 11‘ field so pitifully dreadful
Then give up your diamonds, your silks, and
your laces;
Throw byes all your follies, and cease all your
Q
After fashion and .;dress
A1111 strive to” think less
011111115011 11111 buy' ,
And more, new you’ll try
TobeaIr your own share,
' In'.this sorrow and care,
’1’th darkens our natidn, once blest;
And fervently pray
That bright peace soon may
Share on Jamie, and all of the rest.
.‘I.»
Theifl'ectlon of the finalise.
Bldlng 1n :1 stage, ashort time since
over the hills of Western Penusylvama, I
asked the privilege of riding out» with
the driver. Th1s,Iin pleasant weather,
and in a strange country, is my favorite
seat Many think it is a disgrace. to sit
out with the driver; but often I 111111
philosophy guldlng the horses of a public
C. G-
stage. If a passenger politely ask the
privilege cf riding out with the driver, it
will be politely granted; and no situa-
tion is so favorable for learning the local
and most interesting history of the coun-
try. through which a traveller is passing.
‘That near horse,’ said I, ‘is a fine
animal.’ '
‘ Yes,’ said he, ' ‘If I had his mate,
money could not purchase them. How
old dd you think he' ls l’
,‘ Probably eight or nine,’ said I.
‘ He 1s thenty-four,’ said he; ‘I have
driven him nine years on this route. His
mate was just like him ,they have
grown up together from colts, - always
worked together, and stood 1n the same
stable. No person ever Iappeared to
thinli'mb're of a friend, or even a child,
than those horses did of each other. If
one 1111111111111: for a night or day,' the
other whinneyed, and looked and: moved
about the stable, calling for his absent
friend. Last Winter, his mate died.
Since then he has been constantly mourn-
Iul endI'fl'unhappy He is constantly call-
ing for his mate, wheu' 1n the stable, and
he will not permit any other horse to
occupy the place of his companion in the
stable. In all other places he is quiet
and gentle, but will not allow any one to
be a companion at the stable where he
has so often and so long enjoyed the so
ciety of his departed companion. But he
is failing fsst,’ said my friend, ‘ he is
evidently pining away with grief, and
poorII old Jim will soon join his mate in
another,» Iand I hope and believe, a higher
state of existence!
‘Why,’ said- I‘ do you suppose ahorse'
has a conscious existence after death’
‘ Certainly I do,’ said he.
the some evidence of 1t I have' that I shall
exist. HaveI love? So has. 'a horse .
Have I adection, sympathy, memory,
Call it'
mind, reason? So has a bursa.
instinct, if you please—II call it reason.
True, .11. horse has not the organs of
mathematical calculation, 'but' many hu- -
man beings are as ,destltute of them as
a horse, ° and certainly they are not nec-
essary to a future systems. It is the
moral faculties that will survive the grave.
In those,’ seid h'e,
nent. Dues any one love his friend ?—
‘ Certainly not better than Jim does his .
Does any onestrjivc 'to do his duty ?—I
=~Jim 1111'- .'pattcrn of 1111111111 obedience.
Does any One remember, and mourn for
hislost. lO‘ved ones? Poor old Jim is
going do'_'vvn sun-owing to the grave, for
.. his loved male.’
' Shenel'a
Here my companion brushed a tear
'- from his eye,- as he reincd up to the post
office in Mercer County, and delivered
his mail. '—ProI.irie Farmer.
W
fiDunbg the battle of Shiloh, an
officer hurriedly lode up to an aid and
inquiredifOr “Grant.- "That’s him with
the field- gliss‘” 1111-1111 the aid. Wheeling
his horse abOut, the Officer furiously rode
up to the General, and, touching his cap,
thus. addressed him -"Sheneral,. I
vents-to: make one report, Schwastz’s
Battery iS’ lock-L ” “Ha l” ‘says the Gen-
eral, f‘h g1“ thnt. 7” “Yell,'y'01'1’"I'see,,
, ..l—d. shesheshnlsts came up
in front 0f 111.1111 t-dI shesheshni'sts flank-'
. ed us, ”@419 t~_—-.d shesheshnists came in
' ‘kchpikb'
do rear 9811s,, and Schwartz’s Battery
no ’_‘,—‘W1'e'll,sir,-’.’ said the general,
“yonpfscliursvspiked the guns” "Vat l”
exclaimc‘d ’tlIie Ddtchman Ill astonishment ‘
guns 1 No; it would .poildem- 5!" “We'll”.
- said the. Genemhshacply, f‘wha't did you
Esq, 1m .
» .1 11111111: of'Sttmford A dividend of '31 ‘— '
per cent, 1111 been“ declared
dd]. 3:3hecbh21r31oill-Ibf t _ finance '
com 11’ 'n' e over million
._ of «W36, ’9 Sanitary Communion.
' There momma
do ?” S‘Dbklw, 'IweItook' dam IbaIck again l”
139 t. Esq..-.111111..bot11
electeleJ'csrdcnt and Charles Williams, .
eht'OfT the First NatiOns
a.»
1A1 dispatnhfrom- N ew York, Tues~-‘
‘ I have 7
‘old Jim is pro-emi- "E
’6th guns—schplke dém sow ‘
- ~_.,..‘..i _ '
“,..... .
NEW
FASHIONA‘BLE
'l'llllllllill Slllll'l
AT TURK’S.
..«.A....-
At the solicitation of many friends
and customers Ihave procured the ser-
vices of a .
HRST GLASS CUTTER,
them New York.
I have now on hand a very choice
assortment of
Cloths,
Caeslmores and
Vestmgs,
, most Fashionable style
I shall-e'ontinueto keep enhand
01 large assortment
OF
Roddy Made
0 L 0TH ING
G EN T ' s
Furnishing Goods
made 111 my own Store under my Own
supervision.
u
:REM'EMBER GENTLEMEIN,
. CLOTHING '
Ready Made
AND
Made to Order,
FOR
MEN. 51 BOYS,
A T
THE OLD STORE 0
Under
‘, GONNEGTIGUT 1111-11.,
I Gentlemen, Give me a Trial !
GOOD FITS OR NO SALE!
J A C C B T U R K.
Gash 211111
For... ,..... assessors"
DEMON-An.
0R WALK HORSE RAIL WA Y 00.
Thailkful for past favors, he confidently ex-
the public patro or
Hug JAMES B. SHEA.
Norwalk, Dec.8ls_t. 1863. tf51
Business Change .!
WATERBURY C DUN CAN,
WOULD announce to the public that
they have purchased the Carriage Ma-
.kin'g Business formerly conducted by M.
d'son Beers, and connected it with their
Blacksmith Shop, making one complete es-
'talrlisIhmeut. They are now plepared to exe-
cute in the best manner, and with greater
{lispawh than ever bef01e, anything in the
me of
Carriage Making and Blacksmith-
ln .
Carriages made to order, and Painting,
Trbnming, Repairing,&c., done by experi-
enced workmen, with dispatch.
Good Carriage umber taken in ex-
eha go for work.
Norwalk, Nov. 23d, ’63. “47
Grocerieacheaper than ever
FOR CASH!
HE subscriber would inform the public
generall, that he still continues to sell
the best of rocerles, Provisions, etc., at his
old stand, No.4 Skiddy’ 3 Block, as cheap as
the cheapest. He offers great inducements
to chsh buyers, as he has as large an assort-
ment of groceries of the best qualities as can
be found at any store in the coun
would0 invite the special attention of] athoIlIise
stock
COFFEES, TEAS AND SUGARS,
which are of the very best quality, and will
be sold cheap. The public are invited tocall
and examine and judge for themselves.
.A. MOREHOUSE.
TEAS, Coffee’s and Spices, a choice lot for
1 sale cheap at
PENDLETON’S.
NEW lot of SHEARS and SCISSORS
made by Harrison, of Sheffield, Eng-
land. Many new JSG‘SICS' ust received by
I SHEPHERD.
LARGE assortment of Toilet or holes
suitable for holiday cpresents at the
CRNER' STORE.
Iced.
"be a pleasure to sell to his customers at all
, Ifitlmesanrlno growling. A. MOREHOUSE.
‘LABGE assortment of Boots and Shoes,
fjustreoeived at S. E 011me Co’s.
' NION SEED, warranted 11631.- at
0 LMSTEAD doc. '13..
1st,
1,.
Hon. Jae-W
Which I w1ll make up .to order in the I',‘
‘ - first part; and Matilda G'Blce and d1.
tiss, Agent, Norw'a'lk, of
' ' ESTATE
N the lmst of January 1 e subscri-
» 0 her will remove his Bmthing es-Ibe
tablishment from the old stand near the;
mile of Mill Hill to the new Brick Building
peéIts, by prompt .péssoual attention to the '
wants of the commnmty, a continuance ofgg
THE subscriber keeps constantly on hand:
every descriptiOn of Feed, which it will
The Colby ernger. I.
“I E detlcethat other parties. brag agreat
f deal about first Temiumsfi' hut-a ttlre
onl our State Fairs w ere we ave
tedyour machine, Vermont in 1861, and»1862,
and New York, and Michigan in 1861, we
came 1n direct competition with and tOOk
the 1159 nestPromt'um and Diploma over all
othel machine presentfilmong which was
the famous Cog wheel We men-
tionthis that you may .be'ar in 11311111 .when
Others boast of First premims,ll1alno other
machine. has ever taken, it when the Colby Ma-
chine wasprea'enl to 'e'ofmpeto. ‘
WE WARRANT OUR WRINGER
WITHOUT COG WHEELS!
and we will guarantee that our $6.00 ma-
chine will do as much Work and give better
satisfaction than any other Wringer you can
get for $8. 00 or $10, 00.
Don’t fail to try thc Colby Wringcl before
buying any other, and if it does not give en-
tire satisfaction return it to our pgents who
are authorized torefund the mono. - ..
No other Wringe'r is sold at a 'ess price
than ours, which 1s certainly as 10W as it can
be afforded.C
CE. K. Lockwoon C Co.II
In than! to Soldiers.
SOLDIERS d1scharged
OUNDS: RECEIVED IN BATTLE,
can obtain their #100” Bofinty‘by calling
wrltlnlp .. '
MONEY, Penslons, Back 93;, ,
and all Government claims collected.
ters shouldJ enclose stem 0:
Arm ‘dNa ‘ I
34 est,
Hon. Geo.- G. Barnardgludge Supreme 15111111.:
White, udge' S'n‘pc'riOr Go.urt
Wm. B. Taylor, Err-Postmaster, N. Y. City.
Brooks Brothers, New York CitszI , .. . »_
And many others. ' » - 41.18
flouce.
IBIY a special agreeinent 111111111 this day be-
tweenDavid Comstock, ofBethel, ofthe
'llCn'r-
th‘é' second
a ree not to sell any Stock 0r arming
tonsils from the lFltrnrof David Comatock,
from March 24th,1864, to April 1s 1835,
without 211111114111 11111111». 'in by
Comatock, . - . » mflrtfilcm
RA. '1"..: 0031mm.
All such sales will be 111111 and void with--
out my written order, as Iphove stated. ‘
MSITOICK.
Norwalk, March24tb, 1864.
District 10763707109375. as. Probate Court, May
1'4t7l,8
or SYLVANUS HAIGHT'late
of Norwalhliis'aid District, deceased
The Court of Probate for the Darrick-Of
Norwalk, hath limited. and: allowed: six:
months from the date hereof, for. the LCredi-
tors of said Estate, to exhibit their; 12111111111 for
settlement. Those who neglect 1o :present
61711864
.'Es’rAs'rE o1 WILLIAM DUDLEY, 111,.
of Wilton,” in said District, deceased
The Court of Probate for the District Of
Norwalk, hath limited and allowed six
months 1101111111. date hereof for the; Ci'e'di-
tors of said Estate, to exhib1t their claims for
. settlement. Those who neglect to present
- their accounts properly attested, Within". said
time, will be debarred a recOvery. All per-
sons indebted to 11051.49 Estate, are. requested
remake immediate 111-ment; o :-
LEY, fiuxemaor
. Fishkill; N. T‘R'
Asahel Dudley, of said Wilton, is duly.
authorized b me to receive claims for me
against said state. '
31*19 WM. SI. DUDLEY, Executor.
WIS'IAR’S ELI-SAM
_ o 11'—
WILD e HEBRY,‘ '
HAB' BEEN USED FOR NEARLY- 1. .
HALF IAI, CENTURY,
wr-ra 1111111 Hosp momma: encodes, rNII cums. "
Colds, Con . Hon-senate, Sore *Throat,
Influenza, " ooping Cough, Cro'up,'
Liver Comflaint, Bronchittis, .
Difficulty of Breathing,
Asthma, and every
afiection of
The Throat, Lungs and Ghost,
OONBWOI
There is‘ scarcely. one
'th'ecommnulty' th' Who 'y escapes,:
mlghtlea‘d to the last named, 111111
mostto be drea ed disease in the
{Seaman .. omo ms 0
min-ea «eggs class ojfgod
IIe'a't tthe
it has erforme1anllsmegI
p0; n-tllto- repel-Igloo. besides the
‘ - virtuoso the ("he .tho are com-
f/t value tenfold; a
r -- .;7; 7 7'; dy whose power 'l'o' so'otho', to lure,
.w “w .. relieve, and to car's? disease, exists
lnnoothcr medicine yet disco/owed. C I . »
Ann MARKABLE CASE
From Mr. JohnB. Darlingflatchmaker, Putnam:
Purxax Co 90.18603,o
Gentlemen. '—-I avail my self 35111111
0 5
an award in behalf of “Dr. Wis taJpBalaam Inf: I
Cherry,” which I have
ld .
famll for several ears, and 0always vvitl‘loc the m'O'st ,, ,.
ial results. ly)wi wife being of delicate habits,
base awe. 11 been tron led with a bar d, dry, hacking
co,ngl1 w yer takin a little co pnd em-
ployed varléus rs oi withoutn any
relief, until prev ed
Wistar’ s Balsam, the afloat of which has been truly
astonishing. 58m in»
Nils” 111,1 32513
More thana ayear since a
this place was taken with be 113. in
connection With a most bar are
given ovicr tot Idle E’I“
sight; to tilt Heon wag
his' friends was at his
snatched, 115.11 were, from ail-b: Jan; ’35 dei-
; mapye other cases ‘we have sa'm'
. . censuniptl ve, "-and alwaysnwltli 111111111551 0f
1 success. These statements e'almpl e , Which
7 can 'be vouched for at anyI time by calling? on lJuno at.
my store.
hmd'fnnuio
Prom zonvan SMITH, Esq. ., cf Thomp-
NVO 001111.. March27, 1860
M351? 8 H 1 ed mgr Giggles” éhifl'rlllzy'
nt:s — av 11g 111 8
Bottom 0 Wild chem 1nn1ily,y
bear testl'l’hony- to its healing vIrt’l'r'es,” and' have elixir
considered it one. of the most emotion) as. remedies;
in all pulmonary qfootlons in-1therrliat of 11111111111:
specifics. Having sold mt neon, one for r'so'v
eral ears, I never fall to recommend 1: to Ime.
frlen s 'and always find it to afford. relief
Bespoctfu 1y, yours, ZOLVAH SMITH.
Prom MR. W. 3mm,
Depot Masterand also Postmaster at ‘Ag'aw'am, Mass
AkoIAM', June 21, 1860.
Messrs. Born W. FOWLE C 00.:
Gentlemen :-I hereby commendzbr.W15rAR's
BALsAM or- Wrm CHERRY to 'th'e armored pertlon of
the community. as a remedy of no ordina ary chars
for in Diseases of the LEI 11111111 mlly entitled 'ato'
all that tit claims Myw u been: so' severely
troubled with a hard, dry can in {as ItounInIt or for
the ordinary domestic duties '0 11 11,104 enlng
hard to result in CbN‘maM'rln CoNsmu'rIob’
ing seemed to all‘o rda any permanelith 'r'eli‘ef’l
usual remedies resorted t0, but thtll 111Vr ice
began the use of WrsrrAnIIa Bath: up
most completeA success, 'as' n; 'trl l'nmph f medicine
over ”disease games .a stent ton]
after: commencing its: nse,-an fore usingng
§PSOWE1
second bottle the con'ph had 11' up its dppo
So much for those s milarly aifllfcted‘ ’ha'ud lands
to be skeptical
983606
From R. FELLOWS M.D' "
1111.1..N. HI.,NovI. 3,I1860. '
S.W. Fovvaa'dlc 0,—
Although I have generally a" poof-«1'11 cotton 'to
atent medicines, I can but say in net co to' Dr.
rsr'AR’s BansAllr 011' -W1nD. Cu:
remedy of an erior value for. Palm mm!” 3.1ngqu
I have 11111 e use of this preparation to: 'several;
years, and it has proved to be ve reliable‘ and
caclous in the treatment ’of severe and long-
ding coughs. I know of
comfortable health, Who 111111 to en blsre'médy.an1l
who,g but for its use, I copgdggould n‘ot‘ 110W b‘I'e”
cared by 12.11111 .W, Fowaa- do 00,. Boston, 1:114
for: s8 e by all dealers. in medicine, 7 1.
POTATOES and TUBN'IBS, a very
large stuck fur» salc' 1n finautltles “1’s spit
HOMINY aud- SAMP- the filié'sbiii mar-
ket, at . .PENDLETON’S
FARINA CRACKEBS aehoice article,
at PENDLET N’S.
Wanted
BUSHE'LS sons COBN- AND
Oats, 11.1. B. PENDLETON'S.
Clay furnaces;
LSO Iron ones for 11111-11111- Charcoal, 111;“
c. a E. 181100wa on a Ico’.
GROUND FEED of superior 1111an
fro I0 ’sMfll.
111 5““? monsoon.
exhibi- '
bywreason of ‘U '
' WHERE ALINIMENT is DESIRABLE.
dividnal' in .
ole catalogpe. Thcpowerofthe ' ‘_I
ti" _.
is Well known; so gre éat'i he good
insist
upon to test tho virtues "'of
0 best ll‘ll'aslan's.
my?“ D! 1.
‘9‘?“ Manufactured by.
HOBBY, that '3 .'la" a :
ment, new on {I
L I N I M E N T,
FOR THE
Relief and cure of
SPRAINS, Ramses PAINS IN THE
OHEs'rIOR LIMBs, RHEUMA'I‘ISM
sr'rrRNEom soar. THROAT,
c. R On P, GLANDURAL
. SWELL'INOS. mom.
I ACHE,_CORNS,BUN-I
loNs, FROSEN, 5:
.FEETI, BURNS,
curssonn
' NEssor'
. I THE
‘ ': ‘, CHEST,
, mosqorro .
BITESPEESTINGS
AND AILL' OTHER cacao
1‘1-teem etcpelsfiutle. .
The money refunded. to aIll disss‘tisfied pur-
chasers of Dunn‘aLinlment.
goes a; BLANCHARD
rppriuto I815 Fulton St, New York.
1For as e- by From _
, Norwalk.
. FORSALEBY
HM PRQWITT..
DUNN UNN’B LIHVIMEIM not a very pleasant
and refreshing Odor!-
DONN’S LEVIMENI rota act prance nor
staln.I ’ »
Notice. 'l 3 '
IN PRESEN TING this article to the Bilb-
lie, the“ Manufacturers do pot. mthat it
will cure Wang , but for the, iii-poses
u 'r .111 téI W1th1n said
make 111111112111 .= I ymcnt . ' MWoftheKmd I
31*20 ARNNMAIENJ HT’ } 3313“" $113313? “033$???de
DistmlofNomolk, sv.’ Probate Gomllay, gen cg. ' 2‘," ,1; .m “3161*“,
de'rful Crises?
,..... 1' a: roster:
zonasa will 9.833 , aveI
beensetrédentlydgln .'zu'j 011,6 byifalse
representatlona,
with Which' the 901mg} abon‘l'l'ds we have
concluded thakthis
trial, may rest entirely 11 ‘n free own merits.
Its offsets pearn crediblebut from.
the high: 11111111111105 of those Whose- experi-
ence in its usehas confirmed our most san-
guine ex ectations. And upon application
1111111111 and families who have been greatly-
beneflttéd mlfi'l its .9115;
no 1197111,; corked.
"VD’u. wuaunInaAsr's
Benoilrfir'fb"‘im
CHOL'I"}'RA
" 231031.111" morons.
’ edy for the ahOIvIeI oompIolpts.
» us.
CLOTH, 7-4 has 84 Tumursfors
I BaaaoaaCaAPn Manama?
'sp1o11’1dstoc'l: 0f in
and house dresses. ENGLISHC
Vania, KID and Sun: van ,
:cnns's, COLLABS,‘ Snnnvns; 8110., 30mm.
amino.
‘TninAoggS‘ITIo Goods.
ro 11111111
No 51 Broad" ' h’e‘tweIen Sps‘ing and
f,Princ'e 0
Hoots, blow, .»I°,rk»;;.'.
1' :A:": r
x. ..J .L..- as
“ There 113 “£011 yd safari}!
common I . iaxracribr II :
Ocarina 1111's '
HIS re aratio‘xf; ,3 .1 “18 _
T ommgndlad to the M DI ALWPRO.
FESSION and the Puhlic, for tho prompt
and certain cure of}.
D SgASES ,OF THE BLADDER :KID-
URtNARY ORGANS,’ are
It may be relied on so the best mode for
the administration Of these'c ediep in the
..,-1111,13 class of diseases in’bd't' 'esé-to which
; they are applicable. It never interferes with!
“ .'rih'e dlgesnon, and by.1ts @chentration, the
'dOse' 1s much reduced...
N. Pop—Purchasers are advised to 11118 t.."; ,2
Tarrant’Ia'I Co
and take nothing else, as iniitatlons‘ and
:wbrthless preparations, under similar names,
'are in the market. Price $1.00. Sent by
express on receipt of price. '
ARRANT C 00.,
No 288 Glecppzlgll Street, cor1of' Warren st.
ew York.
IIAnd for sale by druggists generpfly.1ly50
I‘ll
Merton’s Oriental Tornado.
I", ' " J ACKSON‘C‘BRO has‘just‘récelved
” anew lot of: this celebrated Pomnde;
which ‘staInds unrivalled
. JACKSON '4' BRO Sole Ag’t.
HURNS’of different ‘stvleo. price from
IMHO $3.100 .. ~
; C. C. E. K. LOCKWOOD‘CCO
w-S-LLVIix-a
WHITE POLAND clans; for sale. ,,
pLE'rON's
EXTRA NO' EM’ACKERE
at PENDLE’BON’S
luv“ 5
ASES 0f ll ‘ gas of fine :Shefleld
,Table Cuflelyyflnlfade hytbecelebrated
nanometers”, mow Ski elk. RCIall
find see them.
BEVENUEBT
I" rsale at I, , ALSETLECK'
“don“
K1;.PPLES al
' Ijust received ”“89
“mdshbtm‘dil' “
' YARD
-‘ . ness and patterns.
NT, Iater'afair.
at our 0 es 'we Will furnish namemof India;
1122’-
s11 .nvsesreav ..,-
Ointmenthe
' .iprinwd instructions. If treated in any other
to break
- 4 :out' 1n another.
' remove the humors from the system and
" ; leave the Patient a vigorous and healthy
IA purely vegetable compound Asure;
1' -.
..W
’m Ever
atenals fer" Travelling-
111,. Charis
andMANTILnAs,‘ very chemo CalIl'I and c'x'.
‘ L§EED POTATOBSgall kinds, at
’ IN BONNEGTIGIIT;
“ Prad‘ctlco snakes perfect."
ITTER'S Marble Establishment is
known almost everywhere. His long
"' attention to the business makes him well ac-
uaintcd with all styles and kinds of work.
ersons who patlonizc him, are sum of hav-
- ing suitable menuments to' mark the resting
_’ place of departed friends.
Hehason- hand a large assortment of
" 'MONUMENTS of the newest and most
medern style, made of ITALIAN and AMERI-
CAN MARBLE, RED SAND SITONE and GRAN-
ITE.
Also, Head Stones of various sizes, thick-
Those persons who may
be" in want of Monurhents,’ 1n Norivalk and
. - :its viclnity,are especially invited to examine
several beautiful Works,» recently executed
in their new Cemetery; to the memory of a'
number of their former citizens, '_wh1ch are
RED. SAND STONE and GRANITE
POSTS foreonclosin:Cemetery.I1ots. ' '
OODW N, GOOD Multan.
ALS, and a WmanKufacto . sufllcientlylarg'e.
' .and commodious, with a l the new and use-
ful improvements, to enable us to prosecute
our business with dispatch, and at the lowest
possible prices.
Persons who are in want Of any of the
' above articleg are invited to consider. the
extra inducements which are offered at No.
. 77 High street, where all kinds of work
i'which belongs to the marble business can be
found. '
‘his line will
anml
promptly and y
thftlmrlly ,
Rhefivnrr I ITTER.
New Haven, Apr'il, I8611v19
FRIENDS AND RELATIVES .
0,, m _.
Brave Sumner-s and Sailors,
' » HOLLOWAY’S PILLS
And OINTMBN T
yer Navy shoutdt‘a take especial care that'
the”? yho ainply' vyI'suppl ed with these Pills and
Ointment gland Where the brave Soldiers and
sailors. have, neglected to provide themselves
with the no hett'e'r' resellt can be sent them
by their 1111111195!- hey -have been roved
_ to be the Scldier's never-failingffrien in? the
hour ofnoed». '
Cough; and Cdlde afl'eotlns Troops
Will be speedily relieved and effectually
and by paylng proper attention to the Di-
grime Which are attached to each Pet 01“
. x.
Biol: Headaches and Want of Appetite,
. Incidental to Soldiers.
These feelingswhich so sadden as usually
arise from trouble or snutayances, Obstructed
perspiratiOn, o'r eating an dripkmg Whatev-
lrerisunwholesom thusdisturbingthe health-
i'ful action of- the liver and stomach. These
0 smust be relieved, if you 'desira to be
wall. The Pills, taken according to the-
printed instructidns, will quickly produce a
[I‘m illiy‘ y‘hav'ee". fhealthy action“ 1n both liverand stomach, and
throng
lost- all confidence in the boat or dbackefies:
asa 11111111111 conseqnence a clear head and»
‘g'jobd appetite.- »
Weakness o_1'_ Doblity Induced by Over
I Fatigue,
Will soon disappear by the use of these 1n-.
valuable Pills, and the Soldier will quickly
acquire additional strength. Never et the.
'Bowels be either confined or unduly actcd'
'_npon. It may" seem strange, that H‘o‘lloway’s
and Flux, many persons supposing 111 at they
would increase the relaxation. This is a
great mlstake, for these Pills will correct the
liver a' lid stomach aclnand thus remove all the
‘ cpl-id rumors non-t1 '6 éYstslnr '{hhii medi-
cine will give tone and Vigor to whole-
Organic 11 ystom, however deranged, while
health and strength follow as a matter of'
canine}: Nothing will stop the relaxation of
the Bowels so sure as the famous medicine.
Volunteers, Attention ! Indlsoret' one of
I Youth.
Sores and Ulcers, Blotches and swellings,
With" Certain! be radically cured, if the
'Pills are taken 11 ht nhd’morning, and the
befreefiy used as stated in the.
manner they dry up in one
' Whereas this Ointment will
' man. It will require a little perseverance-
3i“. had cases to insure a lasting cure. ‘
'r-o'r Wounds either occasioned by the
- .. or Bruises- -
To Which evél‘yI S‘oldiér 81109;: are liahlo,1
there are no 11111111111113» so finesse, and' con-z
'venient as Holloway s Pills and Ointment—r,
The poor wounded and almost dying suffer-
' of mi ht have his'vauuds dressed unmodifie-
é‘ly‘i . he would on] provide himself with
,this matchless. Oin ment, which should be
thrust into the wound and smeared all round
‘ 'lt, then covered with a piece of linen from
this Knapsack and cempressed with a hand-
‘her'chief'. Taking night and morning 6 or
SI 05,. toIcoOIl the system and prevent inla.
SoldiEr‘s Keepsack and shoots
-. heat a cold beprovided 111111 thosovalhaple
~' medics. .
.' rCAUTION l—None are enuine unless the
Words “HOLLOWAY, NEW- ORK AND Lorr-
DON ” are discernible as a Waler-mark' 1n ev-
eIIlIeagoIfI the book of‘ dueclt)1onp around each
tOr x thesame Irony IeIpainl seenb 2
WM W460} Arban me '13.
Ward will be. given to: anyon‘e rendering such
information as may. lead to the detection of ?
any party or parties counterfeiting the medi-
clues or vending the same. knowing them Ito
be spurious. =~
HollowayI’s Pills and Ointment, are now
retailed, owing to the high price. of Drugs,II
at
:30‘951179 9“.” ,Ianpdq: :1}, .19 per I39; 01'
I?“ There' Is consideable saving by taking' .
the larger sizes. '
. N. B. —Dir‘ec'tions for the' guidance Of pa.-
tients in every, disorder are affixed to each
Prowler; in my well known medicines
can have Show IIICards, Circulars, Ca, sent
1them,’FRn11'.o- Laddresslng
ThOmaIs H0110way, I80 Maiden ne,N Y
cottage House
‘FQR $41.35.; CHEAP.
1 Bare Chance for 11 Pleasant Home g
. For allttle money.
A VERY desirable residence, within five
minutes’ Walk kpf the; , nearly
new, suitable for one' Or two famllles, may
be had for $4,000 Ode-half can remain
permanently on the place, if' desired by the
' purchasermnd only. $500 need be paid down,
all $500pe peryear for three years. ‘A‘ rare
' chance", as the helm alone could not be built ,
for What is asked. for the Whole. Possession
given immediately. II . ' ‘ tfld
$5 In poInte
II"A s'ale OWN"a once 13 “D
We are prepared to furnish (lagers y the
Dozen orI Gross at Manufacturers flees. .
E.OLMSTEA ICCO.
Nov.16,I1863. . 1;.
Wanted
LD NEW?APEBS, Books, Pamphlets,
6
Le lithe .k. Leekwooneoo
IRD CAGES, .11 'ood' assortment
. C. C E.- OCKWOO‘D CICO.
"" Paper Engage, Window
THEI 81111911116513: «ohm amorous.- 16"
their new and very» extensive stock of
tall Papers, Window Shades,&c.,.1uh1ch1s
largest pourplete and beautiful
one r offered 111.» New wil; be sold at
as reasonable pricedas't ek Ieo will alloy“.
Call and examine the stile
MARVIN kdz PROWITT
“Donna l
IRESH supply 0f-' Sw‘cdlsh Leeches, IjustI
{received and for sale 6 '
LPROWITT,
Corner Drug Store.
cuts for the
IIi‘COo’sII.
' CONVEYANCES
made of Italian Marble, Red Sand Stone, 7
: IandGranite. .‘ l
Orders for every description of Work' 111'» -
eceived, Iand .»
All who havesh Friends and Relatives inthe. ‘
cured by uslng these admirable medicines, I
» ceive passengers fiat!)
Pills should be recommended for Dysentery .
Fm
I BUTTERAND oomph 1w
Summer. Mango-sent.
NORWALK
HORSE RAILWAY 00.,
TIME TABLE.
"Leaco Nor walk.
5.40 A M.. N. York 8.15 “ N 0 Train.
6.15 “ N. Haven 2. 52 “ N. Y. Ex.
6.25 “ N. Yank. 3. 28. “ N .Y. Special
' 7.43 . “ N. Ybrk. 4. 20 “ N. H.
8.35 “ N. Haven 5.15 “ N. Y.
9.18. f‘ N. H. Ex. 5. 20 “ N. Haven.
10.00 " No Train. 6. 08 “ Special.
10.35 “ N. Y. Ex. 7.12 “ N. Haven.
10.59 “ N. Y. 8. 00 “ No Train.
12.00M.. No Turin. 8.47- _“ N. Y. Ex
1.09 PPM" N. Haven. '9. 29 “ N. H. Ex
1. 29 “ N. Haven.
' Leave South N o:rwal7c
6.00A.M.,I...,1119AM 5.42P.M.,
, o. 34 12 20 P. 111., 5. 52
1.45 *1 1:29"- ' ‘6.2 28 “
803 "'- 1.56 “ 7.32 “
- 8.55 “ 2.31 “ 8.20 “
' 9. 38 “ 3.12 “ 9.07 “
10.18 “ __ 3.45 “ 9.49 “
10.55" v“. ‘ 4.40: “ "' '
EDWIN LOCKWOOD, 1811le
461413] 9th. 1864.
Danbury (Isles-walls n. n.
in! .
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT,
' Commencing May9th, 1864.
Daily Trains.
Leaoo Norwdlk Bridgefm'South Norwalk.
'At’lI.53a. m. ,5..28p m. ,.and800p. 1n.
Leave South Norwalkfor Danbury.
-A‘t8.55a. 111., 11..,25a.m and6..30p 111.
Leave Danbury for 180th Norwalk.
At6.45 a.m. ,420p. m.,and 545 p. m.
A Special Saturday Train
and intermediate Stations each Saturday
frOm June let to October 3d, 1864, at 2,00
P. M., or on arrival of the 12. 15P. M. Ex-
press Train from New York.
JOHN W. BACON, Sup’l.
in. 11.11111. rs. moan
1864
Summer Arrangement, '
Commencing May 9th,186I4.
TRAINS FROM NE W HA YEN
. FOR NEW YORK.
IACCIOM. .—At 5. 30, 6.45, and 10. 00 a. m.,
00.p m.
-Exrnuss—At 9. 45 a. n1. stopping at Bridge-
port, Norwalk and Stsmfo rd. At2 .05 p.111
(in cennectlonwith Express train 1110111 Bos- '
t'on, via Sprin old.) stopping at Brid e or
Nerwalk and tamford; 8.00 p. m., 3153,1111;
at Bridgeport, Norwalk and Stamford.
11' At t41I30 pim. .éoin connection vgth Shore
me om os 11, sto in at rid
Norvvalk and Stamford) p 8" geport,
The 5.00 p. m. train, receives passengers
from the Hartford and New Haven Railroad
at New Haven.
'The 6,45 11. n1. 311114.301). m. trains,re»
the. Danbhry Railroad
at Norwalk.
The 9.45 a. to. train receives passengers
them the Hartford, 8 ringfield, Canal, and
New LondonRailroa at New Ven, and
from the Nan upptuck Railroad at Bridgeport.
At 2.15 A. Passenger Mail Train Men-
da s exceptIredI.
hm arm leave Norwalk at 6.00 A.
M.,' and3.45P. M. forNew Y.ork . .
Danbury and Norwalk Railroad.
Passengers mfor the Danbury and N orwalk
Railroad will take the 6. 45 and 10. 00 a. 11..
and 5. 00 p.111, trains'tg Norwalk.
Iraz‘m ram Norm alk to New Fork—At
320 (Ex 6.,00 6.45.803, 10.55.311.11 19
am; 3.12(E11’..,)3455.I42,1(Ex.)~o19, .071
(EX-)P- 111-
TRAINS FROM NEW YORK
non NEW DAVE .
ACCOM. ——At 7. 00 and It .30 111., :3. 50, and
53011) fid!‘ Mr} ' l’
Emmi», Tasms—Atsmam,300&800
m. for Boston, via NewH Haven, Hartford,
gpfingfi old and Worcesvhthe 8.00
sto 1n Stamfo an
3£§Rm “as .Rlsta 811111516.» Norwal$d Budge-
the 8 00 up '.m at StumfordflNUwalk
and “Brid epo
and 8.00. 9.111., lbs “Boston, ria.
At 1 1
39¥°n°t 997’" ‘7" the Bullet, 8°". NNew 1.2511811, StoningtOnI and Providence.
The 8. 00 a, m. train connects with Housa-
tonic, Naugathok,an and New London Rail-
roads. The, -.p 111. train connects with
1filopwatonlc, NI ughtllhfl'abkl 1ka Bolidon
a1 8'
Srgzdrlr. T111131; lesvgg Stnmt’ord at 615 a
m. for New Haven. .
Trains lease NWT for New Haven. -—At
6.34855 11. 111., 1.89, 156 (Exit-4,40, (Ex.)5.,52
732 and949(Ex)p m. 1
See large bill of advertisement at the Sta
tion Houses and Hotels.
Supt's O figfifih ave. and 27th- st. N. 'Y.
Ass’t Snnt’g "c134“ Station SIIHI0115§T. Haven.
Sup’r.
Bartram's Silvery
3 '.Ir 1.11.3 1.815! .
I My Stephenson
The subscriber having taken the stables-
formerly owned by D. Stephe'nso'n, in rear of
NorwalkHOtel,I11nd reatocked the same with
new and superior Horses and Vehicles, is
parctd to list the same, either sin le or dou-
le, with or 111111111123? %
s eta, “1135"
r111831]B’goli'il‘iil'l1l11'1’ notice. 011mg; 11111111 from
etc. Those' 1n want of'good teams
111101111111,
wllldowelltocall.
. D. SBABTRAM.
RIE .RAILWAY1—Passenger trains
sI 1‘“??? WEN; o. '11 11.1
a.1n*pi,or unlr 1s ure-
mains over high}. Q Elam 11,8116 proceeds
the next morning
7 a. m., Express, for Buffalo.
‘ 9 a. m., Milk, dally, for Otis'ville.
12: 15- p_. m., Accommodation, daily, for
Port Jervis.
4 0.111.,- Way, for Middletown and New-
burgh
5 p. m.,N1ght Express, daily, for Dunkirk
and Buffalo. The Train of Saturday runs
through to B11ffplo,I but does not run to Dun-
kirk.
? 111,E1oim111.{oibu11111111.
p CH$B£ES S‘M MINOIII‘, Gen’l Supt.
- NA H‘ANIELMA RS‘H Receiver.
Tickets for sale by GOULD
the South Norwalk R. R. Depot.
sR'ell Heating Sell Irons.
0. LC E. K. LOCKWOOD CI 00.
Kerosene Oil,
SUPERIOR ARTICLE for salcT'y. '
MARVIN a PROWI
Intelligence 'Oflce.
AMILIES wanting: Servants, will please
opp 0119160?“ tli‘e Barbe:if 3:12p,
lilo. S" ’1‘ W991)
At 311111115: News Oflce
ILL be found all the New York Daily
Papers; also, Magazines of all kinds.
All orders for back: numbers of‘Pa rs,-
azinss and Music, will be promptly attended
kl I) a
too; 4155, ($11“)le SW11 133% KINGS
.1111; Corsages,
QBICEO ran 10 from Al 50 upward, at
43%.. TI. LOCKWOOD C CO.
O n I N A
NEWd sto'ck of China; tea-sets just re-
ceived
(1&0 E. K. LOCKWOOD CCO.
RANGE
A
3 bUMMER Ranges, also live arid six hole
as fOr' 'sale chea
mugs .k. Lo‘bkwoon a co.“
OUN’I‘BY EPORQEF oillr-Ovvn packing,
‘ very choice, g1:
at E.IOI1.ns'ruAD C 'ConI
~T.“
‘Wul leave South Norwalk for Danbury ,
‘1864 '
£11161 ‘C
BENEDICT, at
'0..-
the bill. or less quantity
" srlemm Arr-saunas -
1.11. .
Gift, Juvenile and Toy
B 0 O K S ,
At low prices for Cash,
Al the original Jacob’s Book Store, No. 3, Ga.‘
26116 Budding.
HE attention of buyers is respectfully
asked to a large and finely assorted
Stock of Booko, suitable for the coming Holi-
days, comprising handsomely bound Gift
and Juvenile Books, Children's Toy Boat .9,
plain and beautifully Colored, the best assort-
ment in the country.
Also, a let Eg
on ad BIBL S and Prayer Books, for family
and pocket use. Albums and Autograph
Books“ 1n venous styles. Constantly on hand
a large assortment of Stationery, consisting
of Portfolios, Writing Desks, Back kgammon
Boards, Playing. Cards, Games, Fancy Arli-
clcs, Cc. C laries for the coming year of
various prices and styles of binding.
Buyers giving '03 a call will find it much
to their advantage, and prices will be found
to suit the times.
A. ASIELLECK C 00’ S
11
IIlmportant to" owners of Horses.
from :a. SWAN
Saddler a. Harness. mam,
Adjoining Dp)nbury C NOrWalIk R. B. DepptI
ALK, CONN,
KEEPS constantly on hand and will make
to order every description of
Harness;
Horse Fur/limo e,
Trappings 01 Clothing.
'Also Saddler": Hardware
and outfits.
Trunks, Vals'ses, Carpet Rugs, d‘e.
Allin want of an gin his lin ill
well to give him a chilling Orders fer iii; 1033
of work promptly executed- Repairing done.
neatly and cheaply, and at short nOtioe.
I". If; 3‘ M I '1' ‘0‘ II E l
E subscriber 1s now prepared to offer to
assortment of
"cabinet- furniture
as can be found m Fairfleld County, and at
lower prices, FOR CASH, than tr. 1 Same
Esta'b‘hm of goods can be obtained at any othe
The stock cOnsists 1|an part of
Marble Top, Extension,D ining, Card, and
Quartette Tables; Bonkcases, Bureaus,
Sofas, Tete-a-tete Lo es Mahog-
any and Cane seat uChairs; Gilt
andMahoganIyFrameLook-
ing Glasses, Co, Co.
OOMN WAREBOOMS; .
where mag be found a full assortment of Cof-
flns,whic will finished or the best possible
manner, and at short notice. '
[3‘ A hearse will be furnished when de-
sired. OUD.
A.
Westport,M a; 1st, 1858.
carts and'Wheelbar' ' "rows,
FORC Childrtn, sold' by
, 0.111 E. K. LOCKWOOD a co.
Stoves, Stoves.
GOOD assortment of Parlor and Cook
Stove constantly on hand and will be»
sold at the lowest possible prices. Also
Russia and 001111111111 1:}anme Sh'eetggmc,'I
Ierosene Oil and lamps.
A. VERY superior article of Kerosene
Oil, also Kerosene hand Lam s, for sale
M..C S REE T.
MAM-S.
to 6 inch spikes, for sale b
WM. C.
.350 S REET.
011111?» 111111 681611th 9
I40 01111er of Green 111111. 9’
Cofi‘ecd' Rut; pros gatrrant'edI f0 please' 1n
price an qua ey e y 'orit
mfiEH OTISE
Mina ADAMS 11:23:33. . .
OFFICE is open to receive all Package
for the Ne York New Haven R. It.
and also for ItIhé-nb ury Norwalk R. R. -
All orders left ith’- the Ofice 'Ag’t will be
promptly atto' (led to.’ '
E In. JENNINGS, Ag t
for the Express Ofiicc
A1133"! 31-12311,
MNR'CHANT TAILCR,
ADJOINING Store of Knapp C Lyn
Main-St,Norwa1k, Conn The public '
are respectfully invited to Call and. examine
thalar e candy, varied assOrtment of READY
MAD Mignon, ,CIOths, (. ssi-
mores and‘V‘edtlngs, '11! general aSsort'ment
of consensus Furnisbin gIGIoddIs, consisting
in part '0 {flats 'Cr; rpréll Shirt Col-
lars, Cfavats, Han ergleTsflghe Sir ’ ~‘1'1'1’1‘e1’i's, ”Cc.
IClothIs, Cassimeres and Vim? by)the yard
t'teIrn, and cut frée of c articular
attention paid to Children 8 Garmentsx
Removal.
ROF. WOOD has removed his SHAVING
1100111le HAIR} Daassnvo Simon to the
Over 31191111111 Dru Store.
Gentlepien wishing an easy a ave,.o1- their
hair on
me a call; Children’ s hair neatly cut.
and Curls cleaned and dressed. Razors
honed and put' 1n good working order. .
Norwalk Iron foundry.
:EY'EII YdegcriptIlon of Casting date 111 the
shdrtes none-15' landfill the: truest manner
as cheap as can be hbtain'ed at any other 65-
tablishmeut lathe State. Galvanized Chains,
Chain Pumps, Iron Fence,Posts, Railings, Cc.
furnished to order. Patterns executed at
n reasonable terms.
XANDER AUSTIN. -
short notice andu
A 1.111111 Lapdyeg.’ Cloths. '
Ot‘fimlie'plllumyz DOTY. '
Fancy Goods, (to. “ .
A. Cutlery, and a new lot of Rodger's Scis-
sors, just received and warranted to be a first
rate article. Clocks of alt kinds. We have
also the agency of Merrill’ 3 Oriental Pornade?
something new, and needs only to be 'ed to
be appreciated. A. JACKeON C BRO.
,..”: . -.4.~
033A:
r.
.rultnluo’torsf
. Hear. the Bridge. I .
A 13468 ggsavcp poi! MBCHAN:
Irc‘s AND panama mart r0 '
Secure a Home
: rename; ,
Will buy a desirable‘Lotp Payments in small
17107101731 01" 911111 (Orly installments if desired.
For particulars enquire at Gazette Otllcc
Hay and reed Cutters.
TI USE who intend purchasing 11 Cutting
c',hlne would do 111111111 doll and Se‘Ie
tIiIvI'ersal IFced Cutters.
MARVIN C PROWITT.
Hides, Tallow in rOugh,
: ALF, '.SKINS SHEEP a LAMB SKINS
lv'vant'ed by s. 'E. OLMSTIEAD coo. ,
, Hines: Cash Prices' paid. ' ' :
7
0 stock. of plain and richly"
' . community,“
the. public, at his old stand, as good an ‘
KEGS Nails, assorted, from 3d fine I
Ick TepsI‘ Ting“, math“?
1a a sipsridr manner, will please Ive,
age-'2
fine assortment of Fancy Goods, Pocket '
Constantly 'on =h"aud,‘ a sorrel
‘EXTRA CODEISH A
SA
1‘03
8620!!! ID SOBOFULOUS DISEASES.
From, Egy‘Edes a wellojmown merchant of
0rd,
“ I have sold lar qiantities of £31m Silurpi
runs, but never y one bottlb
desired efl'ect and lsatlsf'aotlon to those who took
As fast as our lpie try it, they agree there has
been no medicine iek it before in our community."
Eruptions, Pimples, Blotches, Puatulel.
Ulcers, Sores, and all Diseases of the Skin.
“Fa-mu rom.Reo ROM. Stratum, Bristol, En loud.
I donly do my duty to you and the uh when
I add my testimony to that you publls of the me-
dlcinal virtues of our SaasApaarua. M
masseuse-1111111111.; humor: h'
eyes, and hair fbr years, which we were
cure until we tried your SAIRsnaarmlA She
been well for some months."
FromMn. Juarez. che,awellknmandnaoh-
roars.
of aspen! 00.N.l.
“M dang terbassukred’fbrayegr’pufm.
sorofbo ons eruption, wuvery troublesome.
Nothln allbrded an relief until we tried our 8
aunties, wblehysoon completely on her. ”an.
mono Chem 0 e l Infidel Jam
3,311.11, 11 ”id? ’V ” ,1...
o 1 more: 3&8 11%”:
nor in my face, which grew fly worse until
it disfigured m features and an intolerable
affliction. I almost everythlll a man could of
both advice and medicine, wheat aim
whatever, until I took your man It
immediately made on use worse, as you told me It
cw skin
mightf'oratime; ha inan weeks then
be to form under the blotcheo, and continued
my face is as smooth as Imanybody’s,l and 1 In
without any symptoms oft lkl .
of. 1 Whats, 1531111111111“ uqutrm ~'
lttoyoanamrunm . '7) 1,331. , .
Emulsions—General Downy-Ii I, III .. Info
D Angr I 16 ls«fail SthY ‘
a. so our oremom E
Sore/ideas Sores by the perseverlhag mo fyfi
SA amrmnna, and I have just nowcuredan at-
tack of Malignant 11th with B. No altera-
tive we Samar-man haw
suppl tothe proMonsawellutoth triumph?
flour IE .E'Jobusm, 11,.011io
“ For twelve ears I hade yellowEIryfillpelas on
"Road 11311: indies-1W mtibk 11 “318.511.
e an
of dollafs’hvorth “became mfllcines Theuleers were so
bad that the cobaoamerds visible, and the doctors
decided that my arm must beam an]? I began
taking our Sansarunm. Too two bottles and
semen your Prue. Together the have cure me.
. Iamnowaswell and sonndusany y. Belugina
public place,m case is known to eve body in this
excites the wonder 0 all.”
IFromHon. _HearyHonro,.M..PP., Nationals, 0.
‘ Wd’ ’1 “IA and Satan,” Ca mafia-m '
us our Lennon 1 ,
for ,'an hr? rm ,
bone results, and lie flamenco in
afflicted.n
. withsvele
' common ing it to the
St. Anthony’s Fire. Bose. Salt Rheum.
Seam Head, Sore Eyes.
From gong Sicklerl Esq. ., the able unm- 9f the
PM uam'a.
“ Our only child, about three mum
tacked by y‘pilnples"nod on his; fore
spread on they“ omed
sore. which Ieoverefi '
his eyes bu loin! a I
nitrate of silver an other remedied.“ without hi.any mg
parent effect. For fifteen days we guarded
out with them he should tear o n the festerin
up: wound which covered whole face.
long (1 every ypiling-Joe we had any dirbope 00111;; we
amranlnu
. do
thdIgdfden o potash lotion, as oudlr scapular;
, be u to heal when we had ven the first bottle,
an was well when we had finished the ascend.» The
child’s eyelashes, which had come out,’ ,
and he“ 1s now anhealtlwa nd fair-u
dquole nelson-118061; pridieted; :‘thIot tits-1n molt
Syphilis and Mercurial Disease.
of age, was at-
2311’ “Di dly
l
remedy for the soon
and for
. ”Pm M Inyot ”her
. '3; profession are indebud to you for some of the
medicines we have. "
ulldn'lo mousse
may within-messiah offices-macros
curative
M‘ 7 AT. ,
I had, M ulcer-“nonhIsI’gsma w J
» arenas"... my,”
' remegwfirtmtmeuttbat in i
Hovering use of amp fisherman relieved
hlem. easescun be found more inveterate ind
distressing than this, and it took several doneu bot-
ties to cure him.
mucus-rump, Whites. Female
us.
however, in aid of the Bananamm, the
application oflocal remedies.
From the well-hem and so celebrated Dr.
“ I have 11111-11“ ydui: Saflm an excellent
spent
a: Them
have gTwirlingtom"in it, and there "will” " ' ,
when itselfbet is properly aided by local 11.11331.»
A lady, unwilling to allow umIIt‘he mutation of her
name 88'
“M dangbterand my self have been euredola
very eblllta sting Lennon-hall. of long standing,
two bottles of ydItSma mum. .-
Rheumatism iamfiadut Liver WWW”.-
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what caused
cured by' this
' lo'cul
I
CATHABTI C WPILLS
possess so many advantages over the other pur-
garives in the market, and their on or virtues
are so universally known, that we need not- do
.more than to assure the public their qualityi"
maintained equal to the best it ever has beer
and that they may be dependc’ on to do an
hat the have ever done' um
ira-11313111111 .osrrv & Co.
lpl, Mites; an s'oldlfr _ r;
”"“ SOLD/1.
“H. M. Prowitt, -JOhn A. . ' . .
bar-11111111111130 E unless ~~ »
walk; L. E. Bailey, Ridgefield, i.
, stock C So'n, Wilton; Bradley Beera,'~‘
field Station 11nd nil dealers in men;- lne
everywhere.
AMERICAN HOUSE,
BOSTON, ' ' "
S THE LARGEST’a‘hd Iest alranged
I Hotel' 111 the NOW Eng 'land‘2 Slntcsit; lifts
centrally located and easy'o access ‘from
Pall routes of travel It on miss all illi-
'modern improvements, and every conven-
ience for the comfort and accommodation of
.,the traveling public. The sleeping rooms
'- are large and well ventilated, the suits of
rooms are well arranged, and completely
' furnished for families and large traveling :par-
ties, and the house will continue to be. kept
as a fi'r‘st- clhss oteli'in every [aspired l ,3, 1 1
Telegraph 111 no 1101136 tg‘p'? 3%3'01 the
country.
I1y34WIProp1'ietor.
BOGLE& LYLES,
83 BARCLAY St; N. Y.,
Agents for the ngfiflhakerr, ' *
Sole Agents for ' " '
and Wholesale, dealers 111 t. " .u Vif (-13,
OHOWESQU’IHERNHOMINTO SAND,
and
llerlneneallylSealcd 11111111
'AND MEATS, ‘
Foreign and Domestic ..,.
Macaroni suit: 1&5
Tapiocp, 8.330190?! Starch,111151111,g
'GI “w r ' a ‘l l .
W.“B. BOGLE. '7 gin-I.. LYLESI. ..
HERMTNALHY SEALED
GOODS for Shipment to ANY CLIMATE
Fruitg’, Yeget‘bIeg, Item’s
GAME 341v crowns.
wrNos' NARI 11 93403385
of 60ng
adapted to FIRST CLASS .G‘EO‘CER
&
"pa
Cocoa, Tapioca, Sago,
IHOMINY AND SAME.
For Sale by
H. B. DYER an (30.,
159 Chambers StreetI New York.
:-’
I Im12~ '." _I.I_
Clothing may Oleanoddadd.
Repaired.- ' -
MRS. ANN E. WOOD, would inform the
citizens of Norwalk, that she 111111131111-
tinnes to renovate old ga'r'rnélllsi- w ill clean,
alter, re Ipair, high 1139111116 fast 19 the col;
lars’,and9n1'ake’t (2111 {look a'lmos c 11111 to
new garments " ANN WWW .- 1i:
OveIaBebee s 111-115 SI Irp1+
VERY ODY; who 111:? Tax?
en’s mual,'gnntl1imn 3
items of Taxationpahe‘m dc'- dupiceeding, .
and the duties of “9le "
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m.
NINMI—HI'RI MIND
TENDLETON’S
A Lil; kinds Of Flour Iheadgear] RECIPE.
LIL kinds of Seeds u'gfita
11 PENDLETON'S:
' RIED Sw eel Corn, an attic ‘6 which :9
trains its original’ 'vo‘r ands cooks as
niheias Corn fresh from t e' fields; for sale
at PENDLETON’I
We in the system, are rapidly
was I
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7'9": '
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tow&»I":'
othbr‘r’emedfll. lilo 'u'ot I“kno‘vivibs we can eru-
Wlnglg Fame anchors, .1". '
.-1E ‘
Wheat "'5'
. $
blustards, Pnlverlved Herbs Ch 3‘ 5",; "
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Norwalk Chronicler