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Norwalk Gazette, Tuesday, December 27, 1864 · page 3

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(11... .US Eli SOMING l
E. BLACKB‘EAK
I123..- just received from New Yo: k the largest
and most. varied nssortnn'nr of

5' ilYS. GEEKEE’Efl A335 {-QE‘I‘TS,

111 this large as—

? tr oil'crcd to the. Publiat. ‘
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gays, . {3. 313,33 PUZZLES.
hill? littiiflfdifi. 333.6” 013.33.

Also 31 splcr.».'3~. 3333.3111331ent ct"

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Pocket Cutlery.

Lubin‘s littlsey’s, lelon’s Edmdds and
FWW/ liq/laps, Norman3.13.23, do, 33‘75'.
All cariv call 3.321353133313313 thigh-.31 assort-
' in. r 2.3 mum,
3.1 Main St.

 

3393’s.
21.530521; of Goods suit—
[31..‘11t3 ; consist-

Eomrrrts 3:3
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93" chic

:11 all kinds,
‘ Puritan Vases,

' n93 Ware.

-. .. .gfidS all sizes,

..~-1vc Ware, Inkstnu ds,
Ash Recei'rers,

Card Bash cts &c., the.
ELBERT W. 8111133.,

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3‘1‘3’01'ccster, Mms.._§Novcmbc-.r1331., 3’

CAPITAL.

3.11 Sit-till; all prid 331, $200,033
A 231’; of Surplus, fill-5.393 35’

 

'mids:‘.31‘3.-.11fihpétnl and Surplus, 341'

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Ain’t invested in Mass. Elli. Stocks,
:33. market vain-ts, e: accru’d int‘st, $532,503.

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at 131:1 tvclue, racer-31".: 1133333,
Ain‘t. invested in Bank Stocks, at

lltkl’lltf’t value. 3530.07.33
Ain‘t. invest-ad lii'ig. S. Bondss Con ‘
thingies of indebtedness, - it.
'» t. invested 3'33 Mass. zine} Rhoda
rand Bonds,
.3‘3.n1'tinvr-:;" din Es
‘ .nned on collati‘
scant-31;. and ii=1'-‘- :3?

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'e a, ; . spies Fire Emu
;‘ f.l:‘~;"'~ on tile intlzis attire.
' viii Company 1333.9.
" Straw-concert]-
' m3 3331:? ‘liiil.
11 i 1rtiortt is the
s .311p53uy,d3.1iy appointed
‘ .~ rise-.1 to ascent service in all law—
against said Comp." y in lthis
so, tout. Gino. 11.. {1335113325, Esra,
‘ Sherman .3» Lockwood oi'
. , ' 1 " rt, oliDaimury are
. 0175:11de , my in Fairt'icld (lo.
‘ purpose ol'trcnssct..1; 11.0. business of
insurcp so far 11?. 13c 1n.:3yhc li‘iiIciO cm-
poocrcd 33nd lnStl‘lll‘. ‘i 31": mpnny.
GEO. ROBIN? . . (lstinptrcllcr.
GEORGE ‘21. ”Lil" , 31.1: for Norwalk.
t S313. urizt‘rti no :rapy $3.] 2151

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‘i" a“; “r TONS of

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will. he. paid. _ S. .m. t. r lllfi'l‘lfllefibCU.
Iiorwullr, 390.2151, 3. 4 ,.

 

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the highest. to arkct price
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3179331339. just out. ..everui cases of _
NEW 733115 ”00123.”, 33.13.13th i
ft; ill?

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33.13.33.211 having, bongo lul‘ flatll, or, me

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W33 are non? nicrmthetttrtlhg CLOAKS
uilll MAZ‘l’l‘lFS

l‘fiotz‘; we lutve .1."<23oo«'t

iitr 1731.11 and

strict: on 11331113. and offer 1"
unusual 1110111113031

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wish

tlicalis ltlihl‘é" €33 tllrder. i
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£3332: Price. Cash Emporium.

 

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filassrcni Institute.

{Y‘HE school 1-; 33-1. ,it'cscnt, ll‘dtlt‘l' :hc charge .
of Clinliifiiiii L. SH}. ”'71”, troccui. rrrml- l
11:11.0. oi 1";iilinm‘sthulcqc. l3:- olijoet is the i
sumo as when condo t 1133,: its. 311113: and suc
sissfnl Drinclpill.‘ 1?. ll. 1?. Surnvdcn, 3
A. M. 1153331193, {13.3. ('333'1-{331 .1213". thorough cd-
ucdtiou of boys. . ‘ _ .
instruction 1.» '_'€‘v'1".1 1n the Ancient Lull-
3 2913-3412, Minimum?iosn‘loturnl Scicucc
_ 1'.«,=ttrcs.
To ”1.13 3113-. publicol the present high
3:l‘.:11'314'13;i’lll'illt? school it will he ucccssmy
533.11' :0 mention tbé. 3311;133:313 connected Will: i
it. "l‘leese hrs: W11 ‘11L't11'lls', I-Icnry Cur— L
33'. .. Slit-rmuu Hoyt, Vt war-.1 Millard, Jana-s *

 

 

 

 

 
 

 

tzitc\’ens.‘S. A. Weller and littlus W'uodbmy.
’l‘o sccure '10th students: the elevating; in-
flUcucc ot'gjood cox‘npttnium, tcstbnonmls 111
good moral character wit 5‘31 expected from
those who apply tor :nhnis-tzou :o the school
The wintcr term cunnnwccd Nov. 21st,
scholars mm, 1333 wevct‘. c1131.; :12. any tune du-
ring the tux-3n :md will ty- churged act-on
dingly. ‘ -
Tuition $11 per owner 3.31 11 woo-ks.

References. Rev. Mark llopltins, l). 1).
President; 02 Williams (701333.39. Rev. John

’1‘31113.1«"k. 11. i... 33. Professor 3.3 Mathcumtics.
L. '1‘. Phillips, .1. M. Prof. of Greek, 33.1.
Willinmstrm, M3195 «3nd tlh; present patrons
ofthc school tit ‘rinrix'hlk. 4W5!)

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‘ 1313333323 JAE-A.
II, M. d; .l. T. I’ll?) '3‘71'1‘1‘.
V TlLLsoou vcuiovctlacn' llurciivarc Store
. to the double: Show in Sher-woods
Non Buildhrsj,3.3313133; West. side 311' Minn

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“.1153 THE DEPOT,

Sour '53. 'Nor‘rvo Hi. (7013111.

subscriber 11:15 oprncd :1 Clothing
.. . .h‘urnishiug Good Snort in. thn store
' «riy occupied by J. '1’. d: '-If. ii. Bennett,
32: missing, close ‘ -' 3hr: dispnt, and in-
. .1510 ltthl: on hand 3.2311 for sale us good
and cheap. 31 stock 213 can 11';- l'nund in the town.
All kinds. ol
. _ ..
Heady Mario Clothmg,
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(or made to order); Rim (‘1mh~', Cnsshncrcs,
Vcstings. Soc. Huts, Caps, Glovcs. L'.11bi'e‘.lus,
Trunks, Leather Bags, .313)... d:c.,-—u: tact ev-
erythinrrin the line. The. pntronnge ot the
public is most respectfully suitcrtcd.
W. .11. SWORUS.
Norwnik, Doemubcr let, 180-1.

 
 
 

 

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South

corrrnmnrnr.

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1331‘s nsumnce .o.
'r ' 3 1 r” “3 i ,

.313 HARKI‘ofl-ti, CONN.
‘35,;ifai .......... 95.15%,000.
1’13 Contpmy is issuing ~1"“‘olieies on
.liivcs upon exceedingly stelvui‘uageous
2‘32; ms, embracing all the most: zicssirn‘olc ob
giants to be accomplished in Life Insurnnce.

The Agents of the Company will commu-
nicutc ll)lfll.l‘3ti.il01‘1. 3nd make known the
rotcs or Premium.

Agencies: may be obtained 3.1: the o/llicc

 

Presidum,
JOHN 8 RICE.

.. Scar‘clrrg, l
ti;l.lll.’1§.l.i E. ELMORE, . ,
mu com 11-1 :

Lucius .l. llsndcc,
Snu‘ucl I‘I. Eluu‘irc,
Burl Sedgwick,

ll. K. '3’. Wclch,
Abner Church.

John S. Rico,
James L. .hupumn,
ll oraccCornwoll,
Barn 137-111,

Allyn 7» Stillman,

Emma'uirz r’ .r’ in sci-713123
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3: P. ‘i.I{-18'rmcs, M. D.
filtrates! Skates!
'E‘Hi oileCl‘lbfll‘ would invite the ot-

Icntiou oi the public in his extensive

arid varied assortment of Skates, 01‘ English
"olfacturc, for Ladies, Lit-11’
31323.1 Children. The stock embraces
. v‘nrictv of stylus mid sizes, of (iill'cr-
cull qualitireizfthc prices ranging from 75 .
cents to $10.00. Call 33.1.31 ttxrlflllllf: the
stock. Younill lindno ditlioulty in select.-
ing ”just'thc unit” you want. tor your own
’.1.<i-,or tor a "Christmas oil '

 
 

 
 

“mg“ to a friend.
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.333 N«:xt3.loo'3't0Cl ltclinilding. y
Woticc.
THE FIRST NATIONAL Bil-1K or

Lin-.117 l‘i‘l NORWALiS. (’l'l‘.
' ‘39.}? lC'L’t'tlz‘tl' 31.113.13.133l11le' “ "‘1' the Stock-
- lioltiéi'sof ihr- First. :itsonzzl Bunk of
South NCI‘Wt‘tlli, thrthc l'lljt'll'lfl oi'Dircctors,
will be held at its Banking Honsc, on the
Sut‘Tmfl'1‘1’25‘Sit‘lll'y’ of January next. 3133110111,
bctvcen 1133‘ hows of i and o’clock P. M.
ofsnid day. ' J. .1. NHL; ll), Cashier.

 

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3‘0? $3231.32.
Hiltt'jlliiillll‘i’ 31.313.333.131),
3313132313 11.1.»; 13151313 '
1373337313.} .3. nrrorrr TIME.

.53.

llhvluirc of . . p 1 _
Qljlffl‘d lit) (t SMITH,
21*“ South Now-.11 it.
Auction.
Pursuant to 3311 ordcr trom zilic Court.

at ’robutc for Elie. District t-t‘ Nor‘vt’filli»
willbc sold .‘zl Public Auction. on Wednes-
dnv the 42311 (1313‘ of January 19:33:71, at one
o‘clock in the :‘dtcrnocn, the intcrcst assign-
cd in true: i‘ortirc bent-fit. oi this 3:1 editors of
Ell...Elevation-1t Wilton in the following
Real. to Sitiiitlctl in Wilton. to wit, the
Home cad of Eli. llics‘xcdi ‘ituoicd in Will-
1011 at. l'lcidc-ns lliil so cnlhrl being: in quan-
titv :tiiont‘lfi stores with llwolling Housc,
Biro tlllfl‘ Shop thereon standing-t. 'l‘crms
made known at time and place t'l Side.
Sale LO take place on 2113: prmziisrs.
WM. ll. ll Eblljlllifi'l‘,
Trustee
D3139} at. Norwnlk Doc. Hill 1864.

 
 

 

Skates.

' “.111;- subscribers 'irj-vitc specinl attention
to their assortment ot Skim-s, which is.

vary extensiw. and embraces many styzcs

iizr Ladies, Gmiiicmc: :md children. (.313!

'(1 ‘3 ‘3: 1.119.111, 1:1. )i. 6: .l. T. I’M)“- t'l‘T.

 

 
 

\ 550131". '1" H ROAT, or a {ltflUcltL front
41‘. :3 cold 32:13: soon be coral—fit murals
Cough Bali-1.33.1 \till make you hclhzvc 11

good it wortnient nffor alga 31nd domes—
tic i‘RllTaud NUTS nt .. _
HOLMES;

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FQSTEB 333503353,
( )1’1‘OSI’I‘E Tim Dnror,
South Norwalk, Court.
0313 TEES EN EVERY STYLE.
ME 3.135 TO ORDER.
Dinners; and Suppers
For Private Particsntt shortnoticc. Fam-
ilies supplied with. Turkeys during the Holi—
[231148] L. 11’.1"‘ti$"l‘l§l{.

day sensor. .

 

. 331:4 :31" .Mii'zvalxi', as. P/ 0.31am Cowl. .Ijmrm-
.- ‘lil'a, .41. 1)., 1864.
"718131333 oi AMELIA M. Gt 10135, into 01
.. J NUIWHlli, in 3331131 District. does-$152011.
(‘1

not-111111. of Probate for the District of
Norw-dllz, hath limited and allowed six
months from the date hereof, 103' 1113: Credit.-

ors 03‘. 21:1 Estate, to exhibit tht‘ir claims for
scttlcznlvnl. 't'ho-gc who neg 3m, to present.
their :3 mums, properly attested, within said
tin-re. will be alt-‘- Hi'l‘Ctl 3: raft/Verb“ All
persons indebted to said Estute, :trc requcsn
ted to .rmkc immediate payment to
WILL." 4.31 .1... WA RING.
Administrator with the will lttlllEsztl.3l5l

 

 

 

District" 427' .I'tizirwalk, 89. Probate (hurl, Dc-
cmnbcr 14/13, 1804.
"S’l‘zt’l‘E «it JOB 31' (£00115 hate
.1 Norwnlk,in suit". Districtdrrr -d.
’l‘hc Court; (31 t’robfttc 1111' the District of
Norwnlk hull) limited and zitlmv'ed six
months tron) the rintc hcrcol tor $1133 credit-
ors. ot‘ sold 1531313 to exhibit. their claims
fiarscttlemcnt. Those who neglect to pre-
sent their accounts properly ottostcd, within
said time will he cetnirrcd '31 recovery. All
persons indcbtcd to said Estate are request-
ed to make inuncdiatc payment to
t-VILLIAM 1.. WA RING},

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’ 331,331.31}: ‘iPt'r.>v_3r.13'rrcomm.his.

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From {'31. flit. Pcttcngill A Co.

1393 rife-31313.33». Place.
R. Gl’tl‘JENE, )1. In; 7 132:: unrm 1mm l’rrrrvcuu.

Spuriiul attention 5411331. 3 .1 .111: trnlttmcnt ot’Cuu-
3'crs, S ot‘uln, and tumors of the Blood.

Dise3.. (3;: Main 01‘(llll.lx;~ tiltrll‘aCtCl‘, such :33 Bron-
chitis, Dyspepsia, Lfvur Complaint. Rheumatism,
Female Complaints. and at great variety of other 31in-
unscs. arc successfully lrcutud by medicine which
may be sent to any purt‘. of the country, with full di-
rccuons.

All ncrsons wishing modicul advice will roccivc
prompt attention by Writing 3). description 01' thcir
misc. cur-losing $1, and addressing It. GREENE, M.
1)., 18 Tom 1e’Phtce. Boston 1331.373.

‘ A 11311113113 ct dcamptiveof trentmrnt will be scut
truc. '
THE CONSUMPTIVE’S 611105
To HEALTH: 256 Pages.
Sent. free and postpuid to invalids. CONSUMPTION
isdemonstratedcurable. Several Courts are relax»
red, and the menus fully made known. .Also, 01' 1111
mun-r 't‘hront :13: ‘ Lung Uomptnints:~—Drr'runum,
t.‘m_u.:v,.~ts'rm1.x.bo1u) r 1‘1.A,l)verPsIA.F 231.11.11.13 COM-
1'r.A3:-31's. Dismsm or run Homer. and all CUNT‘AHF
3.13:9, (3131:0330 and Romans Drsmsns. The benev-
311cm. :11": 311! earnestly invited to procure this hook

for invalid-.3. Addross .1. ll. l-‘LANDERS. M. .13.,
Lownll, Mass.

S P E 3 A N Z .‘A; '
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Hope for the Inebrmte ! -

'I'tv- greatest aid to the Tnnrnmxcn 11133301313 yct
disc.r.~nred. .A sure, safe and speedy cure for Intim-
317137353. It destroys the appetite, and creates n
loathing tor Intoxication Drinks] Importer! by
Furnsworth 3“; 00.. New York.
M. is. BURR & CO.. 26 Tremont, St. Bos—

ton. Sole Agents.

N. B.~A. box contuining 1'2 powders sent by 1111111
on receipt of $1.

 

 

 

@“Eithcr of the following books will be sent by
mail. free of postage. on rcccipt of tin,- retail prim-w
or any book, now or old. no mottcr by whom pub-
lished. ESSAYS BY JOHN STUART MILL—3 vols,
$13.75. THE BLADE AND 'I‘HEEAR: Thoughts
for a Young: Man—by Rev. A. P. MUZZEY. $1.25.-—
HOME LIFE: What. it is and what. it needs—by
Rev. J'. F. W. ARE; $1.25. WAIFWOOIM; novel,
by the author 01‘ Eur Not—«$2. HONOR. or the
Slave Drzolur’s Dung tcr. by Rev. S. G. Bulfinclt.
$1.95. A tine stock on hand ofS'l‘ANDARD WORKS.
GIFT BOOKS. undo splendid assortment of Juve-
nilc and Toy Books, suitable for Holiday Presents.
WM, t". SPENCER, 1:}: Wamuugtcn St., Boston.

"fifidfidfiffit’iflnnrn t

We have ,lllF-l, published the tlrst number of :1 New
Magazine for the. young; cubed

0111‘ Young Folks.

It Will be published once oi.:'mth,:1nd will contain
capitalpiuturns. ltwilt bc " ' of
STORIES - VD SKI} T011]: .

TIL-t V51. .--1 ND .3! I) YEN '1‘! .' RE. _
(3 l'T-fl') 00]: AND 1.1312001: SPO}? TS.
(in .1! ES AN!) P172551. 2'63,
and 1111 sorts of cntizrtuiniug and instructive miscel-
lany. Terms. 52.0011 yearfor single. copies; clubs
much less. Sand 11) cents for 33 specimen number
and :1 clrcul or, to the publishers.
’l‘IC‘t’ 011 & FIELDS, Boston.

 

 
 
 

 

 

"3136 iv‘n ~"is35.171115 1:117 lfnfimo
Weather Strips and Window Bands,

'l‘otnlly exclude Co] Wind,Raiu. Show, Dust. Noise
1131.1 Odor from doors and windows of over descrip-
tion, super-soiling the necessity for (13131114? sashes.
storm doors. tic. at: less than half the cost; and are
a. saving in fuel :douc «if-titty per cent. Pricelist and
referenmes upon application.
H. J. PEARSON, 149 Washington St,
Opp. Old South Church, Boston. Agmtts wanted.

 

Petroleum Oil Stocks.

Furnished 111. subscription prices and information of
standing ofcompsotcs gratis. ‘ .
.l’. cl. MART’N, 10 State .‘~trcet, Boston,

in r131; 3:11} l”1it;lI.ICATIONS
Vt)“ THU
HOLIDAYS,
._u-"~v

L. PRANG 82:- CO.

1.
A. 'Visit from St. Nicholas.
The swce} old poem. richly lilo-grated in oil colors
and got 319113. 31 style 03‘ 000k 1; - to dazzle the eye:
of the youngsters. 30 cts.

11.
Filed 11111111323; flood.
A 1zood old 51127:: in ,ior- :3’3'. vcrvhul; the book is
F11 “: 3‘ shape 01' :1 r 333-11- iiuil, and popular :mtougst

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. 1'-c,\or.u-.1n;.' book ever (nude. {11.3 cents. ,3
111'. ' '
Robinson Orr-.370 a.
In similar style as Red Riding .-'I '3 ol‘

the boys. .50 (33311121.
> 33'. _
Aljli. .11 l'tC’l‘T'l'll-TS IN OIL CUJ .UJ: ~.

f‘ticse clcganl, pleasing and instructive turd; art
so will know!) ll“ gems of 1‘ mi ‘cnnArt. that we
refrain l'ror-n 3.1;: comminizlzttion 0! our own. 50 cts.
purclolcn.

ffxvcutt‘y-fl'vc ct. (7}‘5111108.
Thain-3L in tho murkr‘t; .1231 a host 01‘ other good
311111323. Sold in 331‘. Bonkstorns,

.37" (15:.'l_,r'33;' .Prmig‘s Pubzh-nllons.

 

'Wm‘cestsr’s

QU 13. i’ ‘0 DICTIONARY.

" Probably ill-J most; useful and complete work of
rcicrcncc in n 3410 volume 1th pnescs»."--~ London
Heinlein Aug. at. 1803.

ET‘i’or sale by 3311 booksellers.

BREW Eli. 1 ' 'I‘l LS’l‘OZLBI‘ESTON

$125 a Month l
\‘.'.-t.i\"’.1‘l-1D, SEWING MACUYT‘EE AGENTS lv~Ev-
erywherc, to introduce the new 15’?) 3.13 (Yuri; Sim-
am. Dollar Fondly o'er-Eng .:l1'rz.?/:'im‘. the only low
price XllllL‘lllll'$ in thc oxuntry which is licensed by
(-3 1‘0 '3' ‘1'. linker, Wheeler S; Wilson. ilou’o. Singer
31 Buchldder. Salary and r-xpenses, only e
ens allowed. All other Machines new so (1
than t'or forty dollars each are inf/'51; game): (3,
.3: the seller and user 1533513. Illustrntcn circulars
acutfrsrz. Addrcss, 5119. ‘31' {c CLARK. Biddct'ord,
Maine.
DINSMUUR Ab!) COMPAA Y,
"1111.? Eli-‘3 'l, 17 ‘ 7””, 1.3004}.

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CHOOL 5312. BOSTON, MASS.,
112417.211? 1'1“
ropnlar, Standard, E’uvemle,
SCHOOL, TOY AN D GIFT BOOKS,
AND
Photograph Albums in every style.
Spy-chit attention given. to the supplying of Public
and Private Libyan-it‘s, and to tll'ing orders for mis-
ceilnnizons books.
Booksellers, Agents.’t"1.3n-;-iters. School Committens
delcrgymon supplied or. Pubiinlmrs‘ wholesale
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335:

pric .
Persons visiting Boston are invited to call.

. Moss-rs, l). .13» (.20. are sole agents. in New England
for the Now Arum-icon (l;~'clopmdin: Uycloncdmuiu of
Commercial Anecdotes, :.nd 3111 other on. ,scription
publications 01" D.Appicu:31 S: Co, 03' New York.“
Ail orders and. inquiries for the same should be ml.
dressed to Messrs. D. & Co. Very liberal terms of-
fer-cutoLnesilanri Canvassiugngchts for :nme and
several other popular alibi-tori}; on works.

 

“'7' rib-10 Old Loan,_
6’59 91‘ 1.881,.
55-7130’8, and
(TERTII3'lCA’I‘ES OF INDEDTEDSISSS
iought and sold .11 market rates, by

Mellon, Ward 6!. Mower,

720 Congress Street.

 

Gas Inght! Gas Light!

The UNION GAS LIGHT CO. are'prcpurcd to put
their Machines into Factories. llotchs and large
031i1d111gs~uleo Into private dwalliugx—givin a
cheap, strong, steady and beautiful light; requtr ‘11"
int btllc care; not costing more than coal gas at $3
per 1000 feet. Cost of 201101113, $1.10; 310 lights, $200:
no lights, $250; 1310 lights, $3110. Tcsttmomuls 033113,
highest; credibility, from those who have them in
use. c.3111 be seen by nddrcssinv JOSIAH F. LEACH.
Washington St.,

Agent. Union Gus 03.1., 91 Boston.

Eheumatxsm and Neuralgxa.
V‘t’hite’n Elixn'
Is the best medicine in the world. You can see the
13.9.111er of more than .300 persons whom it‘ has cured.
70 of than bud “ tried everything else ,-" one was
six months in the Mass. Gen. Hospital. It has cured
wives of thirty ycars’ standing. Sold everywheropr
it will be sent anywhere on receipt of the price-one
dollnr. .101??? Wlll’l‘lu. Driwgist,
‘50. 3b“ Levcrct §t., Boa-tun.

 

' WM. 11-. BARNU‘M,
Danbury, G'onn.
1'1. 5. War claim Agent,

Will promptly collect Bounty Money
Back Pay, Pensions for Disabled, and Dis
charged Soldiers, Widows and Children
Mothers and Sisters, and 31.11 other Claims
against Government.

All business letters promptly attended
to. Office opposite Concert Hall Dun-
bury, Cour.

Ravi-mimosa.
llon.‘Roamz Avnnn.r.. Dent-Governor of Con-
necticut, Ditnbury. ‘
lion. 1". S. Wumunx, Ex-ticcrctnry of State, 931%
bury. .
NATHAN Summer, 73511.1’1'0113110 Judve, Bethcli ‘
Huxcv ll. 13.1113111131qu President ofllatters‘ Bani:
Bellini. ‘
Hon. 1171331303312 1131113113, County Judge, Carmel,
Ncw York. '
:tf vnou L, .MASON. 15314., ProbateJndge, Westport
Lin-.111.
_ AA nox SEELEY, 3"‘residnut of Ptlllql‘tloqlll} Bunk,
nzmbury. , . ,
J. Alt’ilel’tY. Cashier Dunbury
Daubnry, September, 1864.

$0519.

Oandnesdny evening, the 7th inst.,he-
twccn MixBallnrd’s East Avenue and Rev.
Mr. (l-ates‘ 311113313; MIN‘K MUFF- Any per-
son leaving. the Sonic at the Post Office, or
giving information 331 it, will be suitably Tr.”
v; :1 rded. 1 t
A ONE SEAT SLEIGII for sale.

- J. SHEPHERD.

Bank, Dnnbury.
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(Ixyuxflm’l umh'r Ilia Laws n/‘Neir York.
TRUSTEES.
FR AN‘UIS A. PALMER, President Broadwuyliauk, l
New York.
N1‘1’l‘11A1‘1 ltAN'DA LL, “.x-Prcsideut U nitcd States
Telegraph Company. New York. ‘
ALBi-Jlt'l‘ ll. NUJOLAY. of Albert II. Nicol-.Iy 8'.
Co.. Brokers and Auctiouccrs. '59. William st., N. Y.
EUGENE J. JACKSON. of Polhnmus .v Jackson,
Bunkers 33.110 llroknrs. 43 Exchange plat-:3. New York.
EUMUND U. STEDLIAN, Secretary New York
Petroleum Stock Board, and Broker, No. 30 Broad.
Street. Now York. _ .
ANDREW .‘nElIAFFEY, Philadelphia.
FRANCIS A. G 0 1‘; WIN, Philadelphia.
ROBERT CLARKSON, ot‘Chtrkson at. (‘0.B1111kcr31.
1:51 South Third street. Philadelphia.
JAMES M. CLARKE. Oil City, Pennsylvania.

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customs.

- PRESIDENT.
ALBERT 11'. NICOLAY. New York.
more PRESIDENT.

ANDREW MEHAFFER, Philadelphia.
TI‘ElbUREB.

A. V. STOI’T, Pres. Shoe. and Leather Bank, N.Y.

ADAM. (jf. ELIAS, New York.
snennrnnv.

EDMUND '1‘. STEDMAN.

- (-otrxsEL.
,Vl'iLLlAM II. AN’l‘I‘lON, 'cw York.

. BANKERS. ,
S’t‘l OR AND LE r‘Jt‘lIER_BANK, New York.
CLARKSON .t' (30., Philadelphia.

 

or'ncns or—E‘un CG'JIPANY.
N0. 52 WILLME‘I Street, New York.
No: I‘ll SOUTH THIRD Street, Philadelphia.

 

CAPITA L STOCK, . . 300,000 SHARES,

A}. (In Nominal Par of '55 oach~Subscriptian "

J’ri at, $2 per Share.

Sou-k subject to no further assessment. ~

50,000 0.13m or $100,000. reserved for Working
(lapital.

The New York and Philadelphia Petroleum Com-
pany has been orgtutizcd with the ‘greutpst care by
cxporicnced capitalists of the two cmcs, whoae
names are united in its own. It will be managed
[circlusircly for the inlet-3318 of its Stockholuers.

No pains have been spared to place it: on 31 genu-
‘me and substantial footing. Most valuable and ex-
tensive tracts of Oil and. Coal Land have been secu-
red IN FEE, and leasehold PRODUCING INTER/-
EST in the heart of the V enungo County (Pa) 011
region. Attention is invited to the following sched-
ulc of the Company‘s property. including FEE Slit!-
PLE ’I‘Ictml’l‘tm‘t’, LEASEu-DLDS. PROUUCIIVG
w ELIE, and wells in various stngcs of completion:

1‘30. 1.-—-.‘l0 acres of bottom land in fee, on the Alle-
ghnuy river, having a water frontage of nearly one
inilc. New 10-hour: power engine andfixturee. Two
wells sunk to the depth M300 feetoud already filled
with 011. Room for forty more. wells. _

No. 2 “3‘20 acres of rich oil bind in fee, lying lit-ar-
1y oppositc the above, having 31 mile of water-trout;
age-on Further and Bennett; runs.Wcl. supplied With
timber.

no. 3.~--1-1(; loose interest on the f‘1mous “ Widow
McClintocl-zFarm.”011Crcck. One well down and
testing; nuothcrjust ready to tube: a third. just:
started. Two first—class engines. Tubing tools.
nxturcs. team, wagons, alts.

bio. 4.—Same interest. in lease on the well known
“ IIAMIL’X‘ON McCLINTUCK FARM," ()1! Greek,
(me well now being tested; already yielding 12 bar-
rels daily, and rapidly increasing. Others gomg
down. Two new engines with flxtnrcx con: lete.

1‘31). 5.»1-12 of two leases on the CLAPP ‘ARM,
near the great Williams and Stanton 1001;311:311 wells.
On this ropcrty is “ Sherman well No. 2,” now
down 561. feet, engine, &c., &c. Room for more
wells. .

No. 0—4-10 of the fee in 137 AC {ES 033‘ COAL
LAND, adjoining the Cranberry Coal Company’s
beds. This property is ofrheutmost. value to our
operations,snpplylngns with coal at all seasons.
and when the works of other companies are found
to be: idle for wantof font.

From these estates. the Trustees are assured of
their ability to declare LARGE and REG ULAR
MONTHLY DI VIDEA'DS, and of the s eedy ap-
preciation of the shares to A MABIIE’ VALUE
FA R All OVE’ THE SUBSCRIPTION PRICE. '

The INVESTIGA TING COM/111 TIT/E sent
from New York and Philadelphm, whose favorable
report is printed with the prospectus. speak in un-
limited terms of the Company‘s property and pros-

iccts.
3hooks for original subscription will be opened on
Wednesday, Dec. 7th,

at the offices of the Company. and at the New York.
lPhilndelphiu and Boston banking houses named be-
on’.

Prospectus, maps and detailed information 21?. ot-
thcr subscription otlice. .

The public are assured 1.111).. whether for invest-
ment or specululion, no better security than these
nhurcs can be obtained.

'7FBSO’RIPJ I 0.1V .4 C: 137-3 .2 S -

3830.13 .DWAY BANK, comic-r Park
Place, 1}: 3w York.

POLHA'NIUS 5t JACKSON, ‘13 Ex—
changn Mace New Ycrk.

ALBERT H. NICOLAY
William Street, New Yer“:

CLARKSON 86 (70., 3.21 Scot!) Third
Street, Philadelphia.

STEU‘ART ctr. 00., Washington, D. C.

MELLBN, WARD 6:. MOWER, Bank-
ers, 20 Congress Street, Boston.

firANTED :
$3000 Acres mandWarmnts,

Immediately, at. highest cash prices,
Jr... 1‘33. 1031mm Street. Boston.

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by Geo. Wmos’rn CHASE, unthorot‘a Dig/est ofjla-
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§ 8 on s. c 0.,
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Dennison‘s Patent

Direction Labels,
Merchandise Tags,
Fancy Tickets, dice.

' SALESW 10MB, 3
till iifz'lk Street, Boston.
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We hffl'c tho finest. collection 01' AMERICAN
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suit-Mic for Holiday Guts. Circulars with full par--
ttcularu sent. on application to J OIIN ll BUFFORD
.33 SONS, Publishmg House, 313 Washington Sire-ct.

Boston. IE“.-\gents wanted.

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Economy and comfort t!

chp out the Cold, Snow. Rain and Wind. and re.
vent the rattler of the Sashes. with B}? 11)-
.Sil'ji’..’1'L‘1”:S'_ RUBBER MOULIHNG upon your
doors and Windows. Will save fifty per cent; in
fuel. and lat-515:1 life-time. Simple. cheap and dura-
ble. Circulam, samples and directions sent: to any
address by express. Easily n plied by any crson.
AGENT 15’ WANTED. Ad rcss J. REA HEAD-
STREET, 95 1-2 Washington street, Boston.

 

”m“-..

Back ray and Pensronri.
‘ OSEPH W. WILSON is an agent; for
collecting Back Pay, Bounty and Pen-
sions and is so connected with the Depart-
ment at Washington that. he 03m collect tthese
more speedily than any other in this vicini-
ty. - «1.124

”in“: an Ramses,
The New 0101,1193 Cleaning Fluid,

130R REMOVING OIL OR GREASE
from all kinds of WEARING Ar-Pjinnr.
and revivmg the lustre of the fabric. It. is
an article clean in itself ...:1d less objectiona-
ble in smell than Beuzine, and is easi y ap-
plied. The best families are persuade: " that
it. is now it necessary fixture of the war ll‘obe
and toilet. -.‘
Sold in Norwalk by F. Blackman, '11.. M.
Prowitt and Chas. A. Durand. '.
General Agent, S. C. SILLIMAN, J r.‘
6111*3'3 ‘ Stamford.

_- .. ”Christmas 1864.

END your soldier boy one of those berm-
tiful Pocket. Albums, filled with pictures
of his friends, for Christmas ‘ ‘
For sale by ' '
WHITNEY & BECKWITH.

fiubin’s Hair Dressingrlio-
riline.

THE'I‘oilet Article par excellence of the

World. This dclighttnl preparation is

destined tosnpplant all others now before

the American public. Sample Cartons may

be bad at E. ’BLACKMAN’S.

No. 11 Main St, Norwalk, Ct.

 

 

 

 

 

florscs for Sale.

r HREE good fmnily Homes, at moderate
prices. EDWIN LOL‘JKWOOD.:‘fi‘1

 

3:51 Adminiatrator,’withtho will annexed.-

Norwalk, Dec. 5111, 1864;.

 

2 V YEARS EXPERIENCE in putting
1 up Physicians? Presori tions has ena-
bled the roprietnt'of SILLI ' N'SUOUGH.
BALSA to select the very best and most,
3111mm articles tor'the compound, Sufi—6

 

 

 

by W. 310131133, '

'ALL kinds of FEED and anus, at
. mourns.

 

lio‘sfrON ADvnRTISEM’E'N‘i‘S'
From s. M. Potting!!! .1: ()0.

Br. Poland’s "1
White Pine Compound 1
The Great and Popular Remedy

For Colds, Coughs, Hoarseness, Sore Throat
Group, and WhoOping Cough.

_ CURES GRAVEL
AND ALL KIDNEY 1313131331333

There have been many severe cases in Boston and
vicinity cured by the HYPE PINE COMPOUND,
which can he referred to. It 113 a. reliable and spee-
dy cure for the Gravel. .

This medicinal preparation (ltd not originate; in
nu alert: to get up an article to SELL. Undoubted»
lyvery man of the popular nostrnms of the day
were starts for that purpose, and some have given
their-proprietors vast wealth. Not. so With the

T'V/Lite Pine Compound.

In the winter- 011854—15. Dr J. W. POLAND, then
of (it-ingrown Centre. N. H. compounded :1. am all
quantity of medicine for a, rxiembcr of his family.
who was afflicted with a disagreeable irritation of
the throat. Knowing'thnt the White Pine Burl:
was useful in cases of infimnntton. he made that the
BASIS of his article. It. was necessary to combine
the Bark with other ingredients to modify its action
as an astringent. 0! course it was AN EXPERI-
MENT. It would not. injure-it. might do good.
The result: was moat surprism, . A permanent cure
was efi‘ected within a Week, am there has been no
return of the dlfilculty for NINE YEARS, though it
was of long standing.

A second small quantity was prepared for a lad
who had :1 bad cougnuam. (I raised some blood:
and she was cured of It, Two or three other indb
vlduals made a trial of 1t,nnd cxperlgnced a. wonder.
fut cure in throat difficulties. But until these flatter-
ing results, not a. thought was entertained ot‘ ever
putting it on sale, tilt several months had elapsed.

, TESTIfi'o'nIALs.

A very large number of important testimonial:
have already been received tram Physicians, Clergy-
men. Apothecarles. aud,1udeed, from all classes in

 

 

society, speaking in the moat. fluttering terms or

the White Pine compound.
Dr Nichols,,oerorthfield. Vt. says:

“I find the White Pine Com mind to be ver em.
csciou‘a. not: only in coughs an other nlmon c af-
fections-but also in affectlons of the tdneya, de-

bility of the stomach. and other kindred organs.“

Rev. 8 K Chase, at Rummy, N. E. writes :

“I have for years reifarded your White Pine Com-
pound as an invalunb e remed :, I can truly 53
that Ircgara it as even more a reactous and tnv ~
noble than ever. I have Just taken your Compound
for a cold, and it works 5 harmmaty."

Re . D. Hodge, or West fin dolph, Vt. who
is also a physician says :

“I find it (the Compound) an excellent remedy in
kidney diseases.”

Says Mr S 11 Bondy, of the 14th Moss. Heavy Ar~
tiller-V, at, Fort Tillinghust :

“T e White Pine Compound efi‘eeted a care where .

a fellow was considered in a. critical consumption
by all who knew him. I can 0111 substantiate this
bv men in this (70.wa thought t folly for him to
mike 11 trial ant. - In cold: or coughs . men lesve
the cure or the Surge where _ treatment. can be
had for 11011111110. and the White Pine Co‘m-
pound. For as e by all Drugglsts.

The White Pine Compound will be manufactured
in future at the

NEW ENGLAND comma DEPOT,
GEO. W. SWEET, M. 1).. Proprietor,
106 Hanover Street, Boston.

Where the subscriber will have the supervision of
its preparation. Dr. Sweet; wt]- attend to the bust"
ness department, to whom orders should Ea cddreaa‘

a u u

7 3-10 New Loan.

Subscriptions received on the most. fa.
vorable terms, by

Mellon, Ward & Mower, '
20 congress 3t,
SPALDIN'G’S ’

ROSEMARY,

FOR FOURTEEN YEARS the Rosemary has
held a high rank, as pure, uniform and reliable. It
is warranted: ist—to beautify the hair. $31 to curl
the ban- eleaantly. {rd-«To remove damn-mt ctfectn.
ally, 4111- ‘o rcstorehair to hold heads. mil—To
force the beard and whisker to grow. 6th to pre-
vent. the htir from hitting 011”. Tilt—To sure all dis-
eases of the scalp. Btu—Io prevent the hair from
turning grey. filth—4‘0 cure headache. tom—To
1:111 1131: eaters. Sold everywhere. Prepared by
LDngRD M. SKINNER, Chemist, Trenton: Street
opposite Museum, Boston Mars.

GEO. A MANSFIELD 8:00
36 Faneuil Hall Square, Boston,

Wholesale dealers in

Boots, Shoes and Rubbers.

Malleable Cntand Wrought Iron, Steel and Brass

HEEL & TOE lBONS,

Polished and plain, of all sizes rtnzllrfmia.

 

 

 

 

Orders by mail or (mpg-ESE, {or any granitic 3, 311a;
promptly.

 

 

FIRE-PROOF SAFEE
PATENT ALARM MORE." DRAWLtih, ’
And Iiigersall’s Panmt .Hizy (f1 Cort-m
PUT: SALE AT
Fairbanks’ Scale Warehouse,
31313319?)ng STREET, comer of Batterymnrch S treat.

FAIRBANKS. BROWN & CO.

' TRUSSES.

The “Hard Rubber Truss.“ at I. B. Seeiey'a Trusts
and Band' e Establishment, No 18 SCHOOL 317.,
Boston. his Truss Cures Hernia. or Rupture~
Frnes the cord and vessels from all pressure—will
NEVER RUST, BREA K, or become filthy—can be
.. ade stifi.‘ or “tuber—used in batting—requires no
stm ping, and is always clean and good as new. In
use and recommended at the Sur .-G.encral’s Bu-
reau, Washington, and by the lead 31g, Surgeons. of
the country, in preference to all other Trusses. Call, »
and examine for yourselves, or send stamp for
pamphlet. . _

FAIRBANKS’
STANDARD
saunas.

These. celebrated Scales are mu made by the orig‘
innl inventors ' (when? rm) and are (sanctum -
1y receiving allure improvements which their 101: 3
experience and skill can suggest.

They. are correct in principle, thoroughly
made, of the bestnmtqrzals, and are perfectly ac-
curate and durable an ope-ration.

They are made ot‘ all sizes and capacities, and
adapted to all required uses embracing more 311 an a
hundrcddifl‘ewut modificnt one.

FAIRBANKS. BROWN 81. 09.,

18 MILIK. STREET,

Corner of Ilattoryxnarcb Street. . ,. . BOSTON.

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NOW 18 THE TIME.
,N OW IS THE TIME.
NOW IS THE TIME.

TO USE ‘
Selden’s old Hamstead (Bitters.

HE best Tonic in the World unequalled
in its Cures oi Dyspepsia (loner-at De—
bility, Indivestion, Weakness, (19.5 of Appe-
tite, 65c. ' y the timely use of these Bitters,
the blood is purifiedflthe appetite restored
-—tbe system strengthened—the liver invigo-
rated-the complexion beautified—and the
general health restored. .As a stimulant.
the ' are not to be excelled. 0f delicate flavor
an perfect purity, mild in their operations
upon the system, but certain in their benefi-
cial results, as a FAIR TRIAL will prove. A
gentle. laxative—an agreeable tonic-ya splen-
did appetizer—a harmless stimulant-21. revi-
vet of drooping spirits. Made from roots,
herbs, leaves and barks, noted for their me-
dicinal worth. Gentle genuine.
Sold by all dealers;
DEMAS BARNES & 00., General A. ents,
21 Park Row, . Y.

MCECKRO—I‘lg—IZINIMENT.
MCECKRON’S LINIMENT.
MCECKRON’S menn'r.

'A fair trial has proved that “McEckron’s-
Liuiment" is the greatest external remed in
the World for either Man or Beast, 3631
and recommended by the most prominent
of the'medicnl faculty—the greatest Horse-
men‘-‘-Stable Keepersnnd Stage Proprietors,
and by tens of thousands who have felt its
healing influence. Every horseman should
use it~every mechanic, and every workman
shbuld have it. It. should be on board every
steamer and vessel, and no family should be
without it, for no Pain Sorencss or Lame-
ness can exist where “ .cfEckron’s Liniment”
is used. Give it. a trial, and be convinced of
its merits. Sold b all dealers.

DEMA. BARNES 8.5 00.,
General Agents, 21 Park Row, N. Y

“t 11111,le BOY, ref. upthc old horse and

go over to the I rug Store and get. some-
thing for my cold,my throat is sore and 1
con 11 all 111 ht. Why; Father I. bought a
botteofSI 1131111313.. couch BALSAM
day before Tyesterday, and it has cured me
already. ry some of it. 6m*46

TKW PORK and BEEFBAMS at
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CLOTH. 3:, CLOTHING,

Clothing.
Great Reduction in Prices.
Fall and Winter lift-ado.

JACOB TURK,
AT
‘ THE OLD STAND

Under

CONNECTICUT HQTEL,

At Norwalk, is now prepared to ex«
hibit; alarge and very choice assort—
ment of

cloths.
Iassimeres and

Vontings,
consisting of

5.333 aims. 31x leavers.
i‘nion Sorrowful-s,
American flavors.
Pelt Beavers, and

Heavy Broadcloths,
Fcr Overcoats.

French Gassimeres,

.flmerican fianafimores. «E:

 

~ tumor”,

E3331“ fonts and Vesta,

which he will make up to order in the
latest style and in the best possible
manner. In all cases

000]) FITS 0111330 SALE!

He has also on hand, and constantly
nmnrzthctum, a. largo and varied as‘
sorta-taunt of

Ready Made.
0 L o T H 1 NG-

no)

Furnishing Goods

FOR

MEN .3 BOYS,

composed of
ovnncom‘s, ‘
DRESS sum
BUSINESS 333's,
33113101111353.3333 sun's,
LABORms suns,

830., 850., too numerous to mention.
Owing to the decline is gnld I have

REDWED hill-ES
30 For 0:33

mi.

80 that you can buy Goods, 3.333111331331333,
nearly if not at: quite as low prices 3131
before the war. ’ -

Remember to give me a call.

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People’s Earrings Bank.
()‘t‘i’fillfl corner Main and Bank Streets,

_ Bridgoport, Conn,
Estza‘olislred in 1000.
Deposits on the iii-st day of July, 1863.1.
$271.3'539JB.
Interest allowed on deposits {rum the first
of the month tritium-tug the date of the de-

~ posit.

’t‘nus'rnns.
George B. Waller, Thomas Ransom,
Wm. G. Lineburgh, Nathaniel Wheeler,
Bradley Sanford, 8.13. Ferguson, ‘
Ste ban 8. Booth, James Daaknm,
P. . Skidmore.~ Wm. E. Scolcy,
, S. 13. Wales.
IRA SHERMAN, President.
J. F. HANFO RD, Treasurer.
Bridgeport, July 7th, 130-1. 15:82

DON’T FAIL TO READ THIS 1

'Cofliecf Coficg!

THE
East India Gofl‘ee C30,,
154 READ}? .811,
(Three doors from Greenwich street,}
NEW YORK,

03311 univ :rsni attention to their
Kent’s East India Gofiee,
Only 25 Cents 11 pound.
Kent’s East India. Coffee,
has 8.11 the flavor 01 OLD GOVE NMENT

J AVA, and is but half the price.

Kent’s East India. Coffee
has twice the strength of J arr-.1 or any other
Cofi‘ee whatever, and wherever used by our

first-class hotels and steambonts, and the
stewards say there is a saving 01'50 per cent.

Kent’s East India Coffee
is thee most. healthful beverage known, and
1a vcry notations. The weak and infirm may
use 33 at nil 313333.33 with impunity. The wife
of the Rev. 1N._Euves, local minister of the
M. E. Church. .1 sirsey City who has not; been
able to use any {once for fifteen years,’ can
use

1ient’s ‘Esw '3“
three rims-s :3 day 3.
tirelytrec from their: ,
nervous excitement.

Kent’s East indla Coffee
Dr. J times Kayla of 156 Chambers street,
says: “ l have never known any Coffee so
healthful, nutritious and free from all injuri-
ous qualities as

Kent’s East tndia Coffee.
I advise my patients to drink it universally,
even those to whom I have hitherto prohibi-
ted the use tit Colic-4:."

The Principal of the New York Eye {310:5
mar-y says : “ I direct all the patients of our
Institution to use exclusively

Kent’s East India Coffee,
and would not; be without it on any account."

The Rev. C. Lnrue, an eminent clergyman
of the M. E. Church,now stationed at Halsey
street, Newark, says of

Kent’s East tndia Coffee:

“ I have used it nearly a. year in my fumi-
ly, and find it produces no ache oi the head
or nervous irritation, as in the case of all
other Cofiecs. It is exceedingly pieasan:,
and I cordially rocemnicnd it in all clergy-
man and their tinnilies.”

Kent’s East India Coffee
is used daily by the families at Bisho 1 Amos,
Bishop Tinker, and many of the bins distin-
guished clergyman and professional men in
the corntry.

BEWARE OF UOUNTERFEITS!
and be sure that the packages are labeled

I

Kent’s East India Coffee

154 READE SI), Nev: York,
as there are numerous countcrt'cits ntloat un-
der the name of “ Genuine East India (loi-
fee," “ Original East India. Cofl‘ee,” etc, put
forth by impostors to deceive the unwary.

In 1 ll). packages, and in boxes of 36,
60 and 100 lbs. for grocers and large con-
sumers. Sold by Grocers generally.

Orders from (fountry Grocers solicited, to
“31133311 aiibernt .iiscount will be made. 3m50

 

 
 

India. 0 (311330
out ininr ', it being on-
. pertics that produce

 

 

 

IMEORTAK’E‘
to all Invalidsl

IRON' IN T1113) BLOOD I

It is well known to the Medical. Protcs
sion that IRON is the. Vital Principle of Life
Element (1: the blood.

This is derived chiefly from the. food we
cut; but if the food is but. properly digest—
ed, or it, from any Cnusc tvirntcver, the nec-
essary quantity of iron is not taken into the
circulation, or becomes reduced, the wholc
ayatem snifcrs. 'l‘hc had blood will irri‘nte
thc heart, will clog up the lungs, wrll stupe-
fy the brain, will obstruct the liver, and will
send its disease producing cleriicntc to all
ports of the system, and cvcry one will sut-
fcrin whatever organ may he predisposed
to disease.

The great 1751.er of

iron as a Medxcme
is well known and acknowledged by all
medical men. The ditliculty has been to
obtain such It preparation of it as will enter
the circulation and assimilate at; once with
the blood. This point, says Dr. Hayes, Mas
suchuscrts State Chemist, has been attained
in the Peruvian Syrup by combination in a
way bst‘ore unknown.

A ' I
The Peruvmn Syrup,
is a Protected Solniion of the RICO] OXIDE
OF IRON, 31 New Discovery in Medicine
that 51.1-35an at the R091 nj‘ Disease, by snpply~
log the Blood with its Vilal Primiple or
Life Element, IRON. _
THE PERU VIAN SYRUP

cures Dyspesia, Liver 90mplaint, Dropsy,
Fever and Agile, Loss 01 Energy, Low opu-

THE PER‘UVIAN SYRUP
infuses strength, vigor and how life into the
system, and builds up an “Iron Constitution."

THE I’ERU’VIAX SYRUP
cures Nervous .ltfections, Female Com-
plaints, and all diseases Kidneys nun Blad-

er. , <
TEE I‘ERUVIAN SYltU}?
is a specific for all diseases originating in 23
Bad State of the Blood,
or accompanied by Dal/dug or a Low State
of 3.1.» System.

Pamphlets containing certificates chores,-

and rcccmnmendntions ti'oiu some of the
most eminent Physicians. Clorgyman, and
others, will 119' 59.1111?an to any address

We select a few of the names to Show the
character of the testimonials.

Rev. John Pier-pour, Lewis Johnson. M.
Rev. Warren Burton, WWW-:11 Kinney, M. D. 1').
Rev. ArthurB. Full -r, S. .Kc. ‘3: 1.1L D.
Rev. Gordon Robins. W. 11. L71. . 01111, 111’. :3
Rev. Sylvonns (:clit). J05cfiuironiol‘lnnchcs.31.1)
Rev. '1‘. Starr King. Marcelino Aurudn, Al. 1).
Rev. Eph. Nair. In. A. .‘1. Hayes, M. D.
Rev. Aug. R. l-‘cpe, Francis Dana, M. D.
Rev. Osborn Myrick :Jcrcroinh Stone. M. 13‘.
Rev. Richard Met-mitt Abml 31 3. 111. 1).
Rev, M.P. Webster, J. I: t. ...on, M. 1.1-.
Rev. J03. 11. Clinch, H. E lignnx‘y. M, D .
Reva‘m Jackson. Jose. ii'tlspinnr, Ill 1.)
Rev. J. Pearson. Jr. Thomas A Dexter, Esq.
Rev. A R It Crowley, ‘i‘ltzia‘tae C Amory. 11:3: .
Rev. licnrvU 1mm, Hon. Peter Harvey,
Rev. 8 ll 13.133 cl, ' James C Dunn. Esq
Rev. 1‘ U “rioadltgv. Samuel May, Esq
Rev. John W. 01instantlj‘erdiuumi Audit-it's.
For Sale by

SETH W. 1‘01‘1 LB or 00.,

1-3. Tremout :31. Boston ;
J. P. DINSMURE, 491 Broadway, :13? Y,
13m! and by ell Druggists.

 

 
 
 
 

Esq

Bedding’s Russia Salve !

FORT ‘1’ YEARS’ EXPERIENCE
Has tully established the superiority of
BEDDING’S RUSSIA BELLY/“35!
over all other healing- prcr..3rations.

T- 11. cures all! kinds 013012.523, (riffs. ECALDS

BURNS, BOILS. ULC‘ERb, EAL? RHEUM. ERY~
SlI’FILAS. S’l‘IES,-PIL ES. (FORKS, SURE LIPS
SURE EYES, kc.&c.REMUViNG THE PAIN
AT ONCE AND REDUCING TH ll) "MOST
ANGRY LOOKING SWELLISG' AN!)
INFLAMATION AS ,' IF BY MAGIC.

Only 25 cents a box.

——-£‘0B SALE BY- '
BETI-IW. FOWLE d3. 00., 18 Tremout st.
Bostoniand all Druggists and Grocers an

at all Country Stores.

WiltW-HMJSKKMNH’MWK‘ '7; ’JW
.....-.‘... W--. . ._........__..A, ,__.. . 34‘s?”

$173333 m mums
_ For :1 Medicine that will cure

on cons. mountings

TICKLmG in the THROAT,
wnoormo comm,

0r relieve C‘ONSUMPTIVE CGUGHS. as L
3 quick as ‘

GOIE'R’Q

Cough 3.1m:

OVER FIFTY THOUSAND BOTTLES
hare'bccn' sold in its native torn and,
not a single instance of its ixilura is mm.

of certificates, some of them. from
EMINE-‘NZ P1? YSICQi-JLMS,

who have used it in their practice and kit?

en it the preeminence over every other watt

pound. '

It does not dry up a (KNIGHT,
but loosens it, so as to enable the patient to
cxpcctomw tree! y. .'

TWO on THREE DOSELS rrr'L'I': .
, VARIABL? CURE 1' ’ 1'
’DICKLING IN THE THROAT.

A _I§ALF Bottle has often completely
cured this most ' ‘

srurrumv 903.3333,

rind yet, though it. is so sure and woody In
its operation, it is perfectly harmless, being
purely vegetable. It is very agreeable 16’
the taste,and may be administered to ch"-
dreu of any age. » .3
In cases of GROUP we will guarmiee s
cure, if taken in season. ‘
No Family should be without 1t. .
13 is Within the. reach of nihthe price being
Only 40 Cents. ‘
And if an investment and thorough trial
does not_“b:tck up" the above statement, the
moneywdl be refunded. We a?“ this, know
131;; its merits, and teel cunfi' ant that one.
£15113] Wlll secure for u: a home in every house~
c 1'. .
Do not. waste away with Coughing, when

maybe had of 3m ' respectable Drug ' t; in
zoom, who will urnisk on with 53 mentor . '-
or genuine certificates 0 times it has made. ‘ " '
~ Sold by Druggists everywhere. 1 '

l. G. CLARK & 00., Propric'mre,

a. New Haven, Conn.
1 Geo. C. Goodwin 8:
Barnes «is 00., N. 15.; Generai-Agent2. ‘

003393

Dyspepsia. Curei

The

World’s Great. Remedyfor . ‘

Dygpepsia. . .
and all diseases of tbe' ‘ j ' '
Stomach and Bowolsl

. U .
ONE BOTTLE
Is gnqr-atziteed to cure the Worst; case of
Dyspepsm 1n existence. and .
ONE DOSE
will instantaneously relieve the mostaggrc- -
voted attacks of
Cholera, Mai-I2 7.: 5.
Dysente ry,
Fever :5 Agar,
‘ Colic: Pains,
and in fact «.111 diseases proceeding item the
Stomach and the Bowela. is isa sovmign
and permanent cure for
Indigestion and Ge-nc‘i'al Liability,
and will in every instance regulate and rea-
tore to .. healthy condition a disordered
.gtot'naciheuublmg the patient to tnke'beaithy
1311311 '3. utbont: do: erof distress 1mm it.
it 1.»: tho most. 1 whicrt‘nl Remedy, and the
most speedy :11 its action, ever known to the
wort-cl. 7m.- one will do without. it. in th

house, that has ever used it; once. '
You that are Suffering
we bag of you, for your own sake. to make
gust One trial of it. . ' '
Price One Dollar Per Bottle. "
» Sold by Draggists everywhere. .
,t.‘. G. CLARK & 60., Wholesale ~Druggiits,
Proprietors, New Haven, Conn. .
(33:0. 0. Goodwin it: (211., Boston”, General ‘
Agents, and Demos Barnes 157 00., N. Y.

 

; madame,
Stomau‘s Sicko“:
.lléazrburo,

 

CLAEm’s ‘

mos-man ' ~
Restorative for the Hair,“ -.

3231303133 ' . '

3.33313? 3333 men 3113,
To its Natural 60kt.

 

Clark’s Distilled Restorative
4330.33 TPE HAIR, ’

Sine-1y eradicates Dandruff.

 

Clark’s Distiiled Restorative“
FOR THE HALIR, ‘
Prevents its Falling Oil‘. it‘ll?
Club’s Distilled Restoratit're
FOR. THE HAIR, 4
Promotes its Natural and Healthy thumb.

Clark’s Distilled Restored!"
FOR THE HAIR,

Causes the Hair to grow on Bald Heads.

where the roots are not entirely (load. I

is:
such 3333.3 5, nothing will do it. ' ‘

v;

Clark’s Distilled Restorative
FOR THE IIAIR,

Is 11 most littxuriont Dressing. A. little and
' 33133—0 like it, it mnkos my Hair feel so
soil and shiny.”

Clark’s Distilled Restorativg
FOR THE H.511}? ,
Contains no dirty sediment to be shaken up
‘ before 1138.

Clark’s Distilled Restomtive
F015 THE HAIR,
19. :1 tiéear, _ ’ft‘rauspurem Fluid-«contains no
Oil-~13 110133 Dye, and 5183; no deleterious:
properties.

Clark‘s Distilled Restorative
F013 1‘.le 132113,

1.3 delightfully Pierrrtmcd, and does not tum

rancid in warm Wflltlb-Ifl‘

Clurkrs Distilled 3315139133.:in
F933 111.515 H.113, .
Is the only pert? ct. Dressing 3.331.. Bantam; :31
(Join; Coptitncd.

Clark’s Distilled Restoméire
1&7]: THE HAIR,

Is swim-332133313133 prepared, coats out? :1 pm.-

.333ttle, and is sure to give. sniisii-ictlon.
Clive it a ’E’rial. ' ,
For sale by Druggisrs generally, in city and

country.

C. G. CLARK. & 00., Proprietors,
. ' New 1133.33.33.00“. ~ ,
tlco. C. Goodwin 356 (10., General at; 1'
Boston; and Demos Barnard; Cmfifi. ' ‘

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so smali: 5131 investment will cure. you. It 4

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