7 . H R. Treadwell, E M. Lees.
‘ . Tuesday. February 6‘. 1866,,
'——
fllnrwall. Casein.
the people; or tliitt‘ the statue of General
fi‘ . V Washington Oil'Ulllfr-‘ill Sqirrirc‘i‘s Washington.
i . \_ From Me New York Citizen.
. ’BREVE'I‘ RANK .
TO THE SENATORS OF THE UNITED_ STATES.
To Sheridan‘s heroes, and Sherman‘s men, ..
And the bull-dogs of Grant, who drove Lee from his
den,
Give brevet promotions of honor—and then.
Find some foul detective, some leprons spy.
His labors a loathing. his life but. a lie,
' some wrstch who hath planned half the crimes he
exposed, ‘ ’° - ‘
Chief plotter himselfof the plots be disclosed,
~ And place on his shoulders—not cowhide throngs,
‘ But the brevet which rightly to honor belongs ;
And when this you have done, will your brevets
t en ~ - - . ‘ .
On Sheridan‘s heroes, and Sherman‘s mfl,
And the bull-dogs ofGrant who drove Lee from his
den,
Sit proudly as trophies theysron in the fray,
0r shrivel to Shameful mementoes away 1
0h, think of it. Senatorsl Thousands have died.
Pouring out their young lives in an eager tide.
While—to win this prize of honor they vied 1
And this prize epsst price—can you now degrade
o a badge of the mouchard‘e odious trade 1
, If the spy hath done well, pay him store ofgold-
, By thousands. or fifties of thousands told;
Or should you lack means his reward to defray,
,Take all that we have-our last dollar of pay ;
.-A.nd leave us the honor, our swords have won,
As a glory to boast not a shame to shun,
Nor bid Sheridan‘s heroes andSh‘erman‘a men,
And the bulldogs of Grant who drove Lee from his
'deh,
On their straps. asa bli.tering symbol to bear
What this human Sleuth-hound is free to share.
. Mites O‘Rarmx
Late Private 47th Reg't N. Y. Vcl. Inf.
l ——--——-4 0‘.”
FAIRFIELD COUNTY ITEMS.
.—
Was'rrort'r.—-At a meeting of the Republi-
cans oi Westpori, held on Thursday evening.
Feb. 1,‘ the following gentlemen were ap-
pointed delegates to the State Convention :—
To the Crim-
ty Conventionz—Wm. E Dikeman,‘ P. W.
Jones. To the Senatorial Convention:-
Theo. Werner, O. I. Jones, Geo. S. Adams,
F. H. Nash. ’
The following resolutions Were adopted :
Resolved. That we cherish unbounded confidence
in the H “12er patriotism. and ability of Andrew
Johnson President of the United States.
Resolved. That we moi-i heartily approve and en-
dorse-his policy. as shown in his annual message to
\Cougress. believing :hat it affords the best and readl
, )rIelthInllun of the questions now agitating the
CORD" .
Resolved. That we will call it
whatever name or party to up
resent. Executive of the United ntates, in his ho-
“l; efforts to ree.ore peace and unity to our Conn-
The Wes'port Cornet Band give a ball
Tucsday evening, Feb. 6. Most'of its mcm‘
berg are old musicians, consequently good
players. The Band consists of the following
namedgcntlemen ;-Janies Pungelt, Leader.
let'E'flit cornet ;' G. Pungelt, 2d E flat cor’
net; E. Pungelt, ist B flat comet; D. Brad-
ley, solo alto; L. F. Meeker,_2d alto; A. Burr;
Sd'alto; Wm. H. Taylor, lst B-fiat tenor;
Frank Pungelt, baritone; E. A. Nash, 1st
Eon all loyal mi-u.of
old and sustain the
' Efiat labor; P. G. Sanford, snare drum;
J. L. Baker, cymbals; Robert R. Snagg, base
drum.
Rev. John Eaton Smith, Rector of the Me-
morial Church, is i going to Havana for the
( 13551th of his health. He expects to sail , on
\ /tl Wednesday.
,
« depths, for the year 186,5.
— BRrhoaroar.-'l‘he H'l‘own Registrar re-
-pbrta>874 births,,134 marriages, and 220
The following gentlemen have been ap-
pointed delegates to the Republican Conven-
tions :h—State, Dwight Morris, Wm. H. Noble;
‘ County, Geo. F. Tracy, Amos S. Treat; Sen-
atorial, Samuel Larkin, F. W. Barrett, Shel-
), ,dsln Morris and Stephen Sillimsn.
_.S'rauronD.-Dr. Lord lectured on “ Riche-
. lieu,” to a large and appreciative audience,
".
last'weelt‘ Monday night.
1 :Mr. G. W. "Morgan .‘gives another Organ
Concert, at the Baptist Church. twilight.
Rather Kemp drew a large audience at his
recenuConcsrt
I
anr..-.—Therewere44 births, 16 mar-
ringgs,fi;aiid‘ 88 deathslin thehtown of Bethe],
him; ‘ .' ' . A
:g' : V w ‘ .. ~ ».
BANDURE-EWhild Mr. Chas. White = was
engiigetl‘in felling trees neonNeversinlt, one .
‘heE-wa‘s cutting topp'ed hut-quickly,faud . be: .
foreihemould get beyond‘dan’” ,, ~ruckhim. ‘
HS féaivede'lie blow“ across 5, _ a ”hip and
back“, and with och-force new start tilt? spine.
, an... immediately conveyg‘d Closing res};
. tit-ice {lililf'flffln'lfélligb near-lug slide. "‘5.
now‘ remains .Ilia irjuriei aré‘bfsé‘ascriotfi
nature" and it will be some time before he“
' will‘get on his feet again.
Messrs.C. F. Stair, W. F. Taylor, E. J.
Part-rick and E. P. Be melt are the delegates
to the Democratic State Convention. .
filhgianoregs on the N. ¥.,llousatnnic and
“ Hilfllle"! railroad struck for higher wages
recently, but they have again returned to
work.—_—Times .
The delegates to the various Republican
Conv'entions‘liave' been appointed as fol-
lows z—Slale, David P Nichols, E. A. Brown,
F. J. Jackson. F. S. Wildman; (Matty, Geo:
flail, Q A. Q, Todd, (3 [fenry' Hoyt; Chas,
Brushy; Senatorial and Probate. Francis D.
. Butler, E. S. Tweedy, Lyman Keeler, Chas.
Hull. . .
Father Kemp bad a crow ded house at _b_is
recent Concert, at Concert Hall;
The following is a literal copy of 'a notice
lately to beseen on the Scli‘oql House Door,
. . , NQTICS- . . .
' Thee Leagel voters of South Center School
srhearBy warnd To attend‘ a meeting for
for the purpes of apinting anderter to ajust
all clames which Be Brant Befo this mating,
and Dow all other Bisuing which may Be
for this meeting. - -' '
’ an or 0 this omity.
go 3% .il . f 9
This metin Sautdday at 6 1-9 P.. Iii. 98m
, Jan—chersontan. ~
Danbury, Jain
'a‘Palents have been issued to Alfred 0.
Brush, oi Daricn, for improved processof
treating f'ur ; and to Henry Hammond,
Bridgeport, for improyement ill cartridge ex:
{factor for revolving firearms, ‘
' “Wh‘4\_qw."’f:..=
Mvsraitv.-— 'Motlier," said a little fellow
four years old. “ if a man is a mister, ain’t a
woman a mystery?" The greatest mystery
in the world to us, is that any one will buy
any other Salernlus but Herrick Allen's gold
Medal. It cures dyspepsia. strengtheii’wegl;
, gtoniachs saves your teeth fpi decayln
. sayes
do it's wiirk.‘ ' Try it. ,
It. Depot 112 Liberty Street, N. Y.
“~~;- w a --o.p~ 5c.:‘.'.‘as.‘—'. 7:“
W «min and beauty restored to the
gre’y’ leaded by the use of Webster's Vegeta-
ble Krill”. idyigoratu‘r. "
‘ 9".”
- [$300M refinement always manifest:
itself in the. selection of ariigles oflu‘xury
grid it maybe-regarded as a proof of it high
ly'pducatcdnntionul taste Phalon’s “Night.
blooming Crre'h‘" has been. adopted by“ al
classes or the American people as their {no
pi e perfume, Sold everywhere.
. "’~'
(1‘ We all use Webster‘s Vegetable Hui
Invigorator, because it restores grey and fa-
ded hairtoitsoriginal color, and will not
Ll.
' it ‘ .
_- .5: 2:1. , at uni--
"one halt the‘quanilty'o "shortening:
besides it iuk‘vfi 8‘? Iliuei‘gsthiigglfgiréfi of Furniture for the Parlor or Boudoir; and .
\.:.
imply the ptiss‘eSsion of ilie other. II is truly
for their words."
wealth of the wise man is in his thought.
I words. are to him but a means to thought—
.as false coins formerly used by the merchant
to aid his calculations
A necessity of words arises from the feeble
nature of man. Without their aid, his prog-
ress in thought would have. been small and
slow. Like the first mariners, who, deatituie
oi' the modem means of certain navigation,
dnrst not venture out of sight of land, but‘
clung ti'midly to mammals in their little voy-
ages, man .without words would not have
proceeded far from the central idea of being,
leaving the great ocean of truth unexplored.
To the-majority of mankind, in their pursuit
after truth, words are as indispensable a
moment progress as Written figures are to
the schoOI-boy who seeks the solution of a'
‘ong and difficult problem.
Another necessity of Words arises fromthe
social nature of man. “ Man," says Aristotle,
“ is more social tlidn any bee or ant." Hav-
ing thought, he is impelled to communicate it.
By common consent, certain modulations of
the Voice and written characters have been
adopted as the signals by which the individ-
usl may excite in the mind of his neighbor
and friend the some thoughts and feelings
which possess his own.
We are like solitary miriners borne each
in his little boat down the uncertain sea of
life;“and as Sailors on the greutocean, when
they pass, raise flags of many devices and in
various combinations, which, seen across the
intervening ”utters, answer the important
questions. Wheiice? How 1’ and Whither? so
the individual, cut off by'a mysterious and
impenetrable gulf from his fellows, yet, by
means of words, signals to them, feebly and
inadequaic‘y it may be, the great facts—the
storm and sunshine of his life.
L. S.
._.._. ,,.........-. ._._ - --
{Invert MINE, Feb. 3, 1866.
Masons Enrrons—When I came to this
circuit last Spring, some of the friends here
were afraid they would not be able to sup-
port a ' minister. In consequence of the
late war, «politics, (150., the Church in this
place has suffered severely. But I am happy
to say that things are looking better, the as-
pect of the circuit is much improved, and “
the peeple of Silver Mine and its vicinity
have far exceeded my most sanguine expec-
tations. Last week they made me“ a Dona-
tion visit, and presented the with the hand-
some sum of about $120. This amount is
over and above my salary. To all who have
interested themselves in getting up this Do.
nation, and subscribing to it, we, my‘family
and self, are laid under great obligations.
Giro]. B. Wnav. M, D.,
' M. P. Minister.
5““...
Q'Douglas Jerrold calls womans arms “the
arpgnts that wind about a man‘s neck, killing his
bestresolutions.“ , ‘ '
__4.‘.,..___,_
r The receipts of Internal Revenue on Saturo
day amounted to 31.501912 The total receipts dur~
ing last week were 88,890,539. '
snartw surrn’s_'
AMERICAN OBEANS.
nanuracronr
Tromoht. opposite Waltham Sit,
aosroN ms.
9
“it “E
_..
VI
The most perfect and beautiful Musical-
Ivistrumen' in the world for the American
Home Clic‘e. . -
THE AMERICAN ORGAN makes Home
Attractiv», an-' refines and elevates the minds
if all. Beautiful in its appearance and e12
MH-
seveatoea-lf-l-‘k'st Premiums were awar
dad to the American Organs I! 'I'Ill-J 1601le
of 00 100113.1865, over all competitors, at
different State and County ram.
First premium awarded to the Amer can
Organs at the Great. New York State Aori-
cullural 4" at Rocliesicr,‘S.-ptember, 1864.
UVl‘I'Ille Viiole catalogue exhibited bydhe
most Celebrated Makers.
TPE AMERICAN ORGANS are the
ONLY REAL REEDORGANS now before
"I" public. Tilt-only Organ Invine 8 RE-
VERBERATING SOUND BOX or WIND
CHEST—which has the smile ‘ important
part to perform as the Sounding Board has
. in "Piano Forte (to give body angbiieqqngiicc
of tone) and without which The _rgan_ he.
comes merely'a Mel ”con in an Organ Case.
The American Organs not only have the
Wind-Chest, or Sound Box but have the
. large Organ Bellows, givmg power and
great steadinessof‘tone. These with their
extreme fine voicing oi the Reeds and per-
fecting of the .tone.maite1liem thethiOST
PERFECT OPGAN KNOWN, Then, in
fineness of workmanship, finish of aetion,and
casc,‘tl_iey ekccl‘all‘otherig. These great ini-
provemeuts‘ and sup rltii-iiy of tone and
workmanshipof the A ERICANQRGANS
place them in the float rank as the best, and
command a higher price than any other reed
instrument in the market. A careful exam~
ination of‘tliem, in comparison with others,
.will quickly show their superior-it .
" Special attention is called to the style of
AMERICAN QRGAg. N0. ”(containing
the ti er-(ldtave Cotip is and Sub Bass.—
FQ CHURCHES in want of a powerful
instrument, whose means are limited, its
price render livery desirable.
Eyery Organ in Warrant-
ed to Ps-ove Satisfactory.
' THE AMERICAN ORGANS all as
the Reverberatiiig Sound~liozt or“ in".
Ghost, and are finished in tlie jghest style
oi tiri,’ i
b nudism. Jet; Winner. and . Oak
§uish, rich‘l Varnished and Polished, or in
mooth 0i Finish, forming elegant pieces
'iitll
due 1
the Oak and Walnut es
Ch “Eva, Lect , re and
" a. ,. ll
‘1
nouns.
in. d‘wit ”or new .
MOLO‘ found in no other Instrument,
.' "Nu assess as cases
J j, giggly @123}ng 11:;th Ornamental.
1,.
all 'esi‘pe tr- each Other sent free,
i by -
; do only
a , ‘ J. HESSIQN, Chapel 81.,
, .
Mr. Hessiou'is also Agent for the celebra
r1 .
iliand Pianos taken in exchange.
.1
. £311 I.
Words.
A word is the sign of am idea. A very
coiiiinun mistake is to ~39.)- ilm: ii ,m “gm.
With (qua! propriety ma; s-:--‘ that the
i'epi‘eSi-iiiuliws of the people in Congress are _
Far from Words lit-ing identical with ideas. 2
the puss-«salon oi the one does not. twccs<arily ?
said: “ Many persons complain that. they can.
not find words for their thoughts, when the ;
real trouble is that they cannot find thoughts
“ Words,” says Lord Bacon. “are the count-
ers of wise men and the money of tools." The ;
adapted .for
3 CAN ORGAN are all flag
. A ‘ . improve-
ments. containing the improved Knee Swell,
Double Bellows, two Blow Pedals; and THE:
.2...:w1lluslratcd’ Cutaloguesmonwgpin‘ cm.
“‘me "on! Ph‘lli'flrnllllarahowing their rel.
NorWalk, Ct. .
l tt-d Pianosuf' Lulnmiugs dz Jenny's, which
he. will sell below factory prices; second—
Pianos.
Tuned audits-prised. - ,-Al.l,9r.dera icicat his
residence will be promptly utteudcd'to. [116
. ,..-;...,I.; -.~ .. .,,
' Dissolution of Copartnership.
Notice is lit-rt-bygivcn that the. Partner-
ship of E. W. Smith & (Iii, is this day dis
solved by mutual col-aviit.
E. \V. SMITH,
C. FRED SELLECK.
NOI‘WaIk, Feb. I, l81i6.
The subscriber liming purchased the in
terest of E. W.,Sm Ill, iii the late fill“ of E.
W. Smith & Co., will continue the Crockery
business at the old stand Opposite the Post
Office.
C. FRED .SELLECK.
A CARD.
The subscriber would inform the public
that he has disposed of his interest and" good
will in the Crockery and Glassware'busincss
lately conducted by the firm of E. W. Smith
8; 00., (which has this day been dissolved by
mutual consent,) to Mr. C. Fred. Sélleclt, and
in returning thanks for past favors, would
request a continuance of public patronage to
Mr. Selleck. E. W. SMITH.
Norwalk, Feb. 1, 1866. ‘
C. Fred Selleck,
(Successor to E. W. SMITH & 00d
DEALER IN
11 II I: it ill
:5:
+£99.—
Earthen Ware,
woonEN
TINWABE.
Kerosiene‘ Oil.
AND
No. 4 Phtenix Block,
NORWALK, coNN.
For Sale at Auction.
ON Saturday, Feb; "1021i, less. at 11 1-2
. _ A. M..-at the residence of William Lee,
Esq, Bidgcfield, Falrfiéld ct... Conn ,1 about
- 65 Acres of prime Laud.-
situated in and near the village above named,
consisting of cleared up and highly cultivao
edLand. walliwatered, Wood Land, Pas-
ture Land, the, dye.- ' ~ .
Parties who want some good Land for
Farthing, urs'ery or Building purposes, in
a most healthy andpleusant village at a
Bargain will do well to attend the sale.
Sale positive and withoutfreaerve.
For further particulars enquire of Abner
Gilbert, Ridgefield, Conn. ; John A. Gilbert.
23 Park Row, New York, cr Mr. Chas. L.
Rockwell at the National Batik of Norwaik,
Conn. ' ‘ ‘ 3M
0"
NOTICE.
HE Committee app-irri'edby the Fairfield
County Agricultural Society at its An-
nual meeting in December last, to p.1icure a
suitable location vrlnreon to hold the Anna:
:11 Fair hereafter, hereby give notice that
the] will niectat the O of the Norwalk
Horse Railway Conipaiy in Norwallt on
Tuesday the 20111 ot'II‘ebruary next, at 10
o'clock. A. M , when and where all persons
tItIII’OlISUI making, any p oposiiion regard-
ing said location are invited to present the
same.
B.‘ D._ PURDY, Chairman.
612
cuisine Chetlli.
FOR CASH.
ONE Horse power. (Emery‘s Patent.)
used; also 9. Cylinder for Threshing and a
twenty inch Wood Saw and frame suitable
for sawing all kinds of small wood, Belt,
Wrericlits, &C— all in complete order for im-
mediate use. Tile lot will be sold for the
low price of 6275. and are worth now $325
' Apply to WM. B. FISH,
405 White Oak Shade, New Canaan, Conn
NOTICE
IS. hereby given to the Tax Payers or' the
Borough of NorWaIk, that the Board of
Relief of said Borough will meet at the Con-
neclicut Hotel, on Mondaynhe filth day of
February, 1866, at So‘clock aiterhoon,‘for
the purpose oijnearing all appeals from the
doings of the Borough Assessors in a List
now lodged with the Clerk of said Borough.
Dated Norwullt, January 291b, 1866.
SAMUEL DASKAM, (Board
.DIMON FANTON. 01'
JOHN BURKE, 3 Relief.
Dtstrict of Nwwallc, as. Prabatg Court, Feb-
ruary 3d. 1865.
STATE of STEPHEN RICHES. late of
Wilton, in said District, deceased.
The Court of Probate for the District of
Norwallr hath limited and allowed six
months lrom the date hereof, for the credi-‘
torsof said Estate to exhibit their claims for
settlement. Those who neglect to present
their accounts, properly attested, within said
time, will be debut-red a recovery, All per-
sons indebted to said [instants requested
to make immediate 1%“!th to ‘
' JE L GBUMMAN,
Administrator.
316
'Dtam'et of Norwalk, 0., Probate (hurt, I».
8d, AD. 18. .
STATE of: JULIA WESTLAKE. late
of Norw'alk, in said District, deceased.
Corpsman—That the Administrator exhib-
it his Administration account to this Court
for adjustment, at the Probate once in Noro.
walk, on the 8d day of March 1866, at
o‘o’clock [creation and that all personals-
(created in said Eat to m be uotitledthereo
of, the Administrator wil cause this Order
lobe published in a newspaper printed in
Fairfield County and post a copy thereof on
the sign-post In said Nornalk, nearest
the place where the deceased lust dwelt, at
least ten days before said 3d day of March.
116 GEORGE A. DAVENPORT, Judge.
LOYAL LADIES
HO wish to makellodel HOIIIIQ
W or Birthday Press; 1
Fathers, flusbuuda, ,th
Teacher
of our Quilt ay Present Circulars,
ti. . @- Whitetail-saga“.
A
LAMPS). 850-, &C-, TON and woor. merino Rosa:
latest iniprowment ; has been but little ‘
110 the _
lbs-ll, or
. annulirle‘ud ht‘hnce'lor one ‘-
BULLETIN;
Special Notice
TO :THE -
GREAT . RaoucTioN .IN I'
i We have this-day '
O Y
.- new : .' i' ;;
.L-e ,E,; 'I A: ‘
NARKENNNNN
~ "Ti-139‘
1). j
the pricesof our;
' .-- up
n I, n J‘
. , t
25 ran can-r _
$20 ' Clocks for .,~ : .9 .
_ * $116, Giacomo. . —_
' '- $12 Cloaksfor $9.
Blanket - shawls
AND . _
Will-ll- .. [llllll llllllll,
have also been brought out and MARKED
DOWN to prices which will be sure to close
them out in time for the Spring Trade.
A lull assortment of
FLANNELS, . . . _.
.k t a blast
- excellent conditi
imity to the large markets render thls__a.d_e-.. 3 .
laid-able‘o portunity for those whinging)»: '
"c ass.
ND.- ,lissesi
DElfi'S ltll! Q :llT,
E '
t,‘ i p
. E: if, Stipasitl’t‘. " "_. _. _
. . .. . .. *ti'livtl't'.
'~3~:Nm:-£MMAT:¢N. -
CIlllllglIwS tirdFri-s'e-l Fur,
,-, happc or, rackeilfl‘afi'd
‘ Sores. (311% or l’i'oniidsi’f'
Sore Lips. Felons, Biles. &.c.
Give it a trial for a BURN, and..you will
never be without it. ‘ " '
To be had in lar e or small quantities of
, DR. AMES NEWKIltK,
lIaih St.
, NOQI'OIQ' & FRY.
OULD inform the citizens of Norwalk
_ and vicinity,tlist they are now pre-
paredto recelyeand'execu . 11’; orders left
with themxfor’Sfdvesl Tine"- ’a Kerosene
Lamps, Tin Roofing, Conductor . ipea, _Gut-
ters,&c.,«slso, Gaa.‘a‘,nd..8teatn“fifti ’ 9 exe-
cuted with promptness and dispatch.
“‘1
Gas Fixtures at N. Y. prices.
4‘le James'Block,
‘ . :4. ‘- 1‘ ,' 3‘11," lgwa‘ermt'
. atone; *’ '*
,- nascent romeo occu led II this
algae- E.‘ Heat. nmlhe atolls 0,! icon
Quid: .18. Holmes-Nahum. Pail-i0-
gee :lfimwhtdrf' {their to list-is
. olmqortothesnbs‘criber... ,,
n51 can-Rans- c; ems.
91““ PDQ em, " '
FARM of 18': acres rich land under.good
. cultivation, for sale at Paotohefllllnol's‘;
89 miles from Chicago- The premilsl am...
called 0 1 8 miles 'from‘ Depot, and contain
. a good house and ample out buildings, all in
complete order. fertility of the soil. the-
of the farm and its' plot.-
or further iculate,
-W. R.’HOYT. 11 and 11‘
New York. '
1‘01! SALE AT. .
Westport.
THE late residence of Jonas. S. Prelpa,._.
= deceased, occupyihgioue‘éof the" ”fittest-
locattona in the center of" the village, ' being
nearly opposite the new stone church, "on
the East side of the river.. The house con-
tains twelve rooms, hall running through
it, Double Parlors and high ceilings; a large,
sloping lawn. beautifullysliaded' with a varlé
ety of Evergrccns, Elms. &c., in front," = "with
a arge Cistern, a fine Well of water, a‘ large
Garden and ample room for Stables &c., in
the rear; Price $6,000. Possession given"
May lat. Apply to
2111*5 . JOHN W. TAYLOR.
ran 351-3.- _
_ NICE House in Chapel St, opposite the
Catholic Church; the House is two ato-
s pl to H.
Broidway"
riea, containing 6 rooms and cellar, with a .
nice Piazza in front and rear. Also,-a house '
on West Avenue, containing a number of
rooms; large lot, frontson two streets-West
Avenue and Chapel Street,suitable for a first
class family. Also a lot near Mr.Beatty’s is a
' very desirable lot for a first class House.
815
S. T. WO'OD’S,
Apply at
Employment Office. .
SHEATINGSand
_ SHIRI'INGS,
which wrll be’sold at thellowest prices.
A full line of
norsnnv, GLOVES AND
FANCY GOODS.
Great Bargain, in , LADIES COT—_, i
a
South N orwalk and. New. York
son dt Cox. 37 William St., N. Y. or A. H
SNOWDEN', So. Norwalk, Conn.
.‘ City Building Lots, For Sale.
annotate" Save your Honey and lime.
HE Subscriber offers for Sale 200 build-
ing lots, situated at Fort Washington,
__.New York City, at prices varying from 6500 .
to 1200 each, according to the location on
Avoi use and Streets.
goalthy, no mcsquito s, 25 minutes from 301
treet.
want, 8 Britannia Bra-as 80x200 nu non
mo 80 Lows or swim. SIZES. Terms, 18
Cash. balance can remain for along tern of
years at 6 per cent. For further particulars,
Title perfect, ve
Anso, non SALE AT Sous-n Non--
nquire of A. C. SNOWDEN, with Robin-
VlN-HOUSEAM Allan." .
d basemeat'ah'd cellar.
in _.s_s_uter near the doors Terms easy. coo
qu root J OSBORN, near the premises, 116
1'08 ism.
HOUSE and one quarter acre of growth
. within ten minutes walk of the village.
he house contains twelve rooms, beside
A well of never fail.
Fillin-
no;
“118810- ;
"HOUSE One mile from the Norwalk
.' - «Bridget-the asid‘placs hasoneacrs .of'
land attach
, The House is two stories. There is also a
1' small Barn on the, premised, Inquire "on
the" reunites of [amnion-Ilium“ of c.
A.i.. _ rand, Main Street. tfl
~43in stocked Wilth'l’l'l'II Trees
AMaguificent
lllilllllll llllll llllll.
Full Seven Octave. round corners, scroll.
Legs. and all the modern improvements?
will be sold for about half its value if dis-
posed of this week. Second hand Piano ts- .
ken in exchange .
’ We have alsoa sp‘endld assortment of
Panoramas,- -
‘ and _
MELODEONS.
which in quality and fullness of tone, dura-‘
Q‘Our Pricessre lower than in Boston
or New York. ' '
warranted. .
n. BLACKMAN.
No! 11 Main, Street
GREAT IMPROVEMENTS IN
SEWING llLABHINES,
Empire Shuttle Machine.
This machine is constructed on an entirely
new principle of mechanism, possessing ma
ny rare and valuable improvements; having
been examined by the most profound ex-
perts, and pronounced to be ' .
SIMPLICITY arid PFBFECTION COM-
BINED 3
It has a straight needle perpendicular ac-
tion, makes the
LOCK or SHUTTLE STITCH.
which will never
RIP nor RAV '
and is alike on both sides tins perfect
sewing on every description, of material from“
leathertotlie finest Nansook Muslin, .with
cotton, linen or silk thread,from the-coarsest
to the finestnu'mber. - ‘ . -.
NOISEL'ESS MACHINE I" .
to Strength and simplicity of neuralgia.
render it almost impossible to get ‘outmf'
order, and outlast.“ by ‘9“ng?
.~ s1
desire to. supply themselves while superior
attic-19,10 call and examine this Univaled
' Machine. _
Machines delivered. instruction given and
' warranted to give satisfactig‘figéhopsy, m.
ll hfllfibmuv
. _.AMERic-au .,
bility and style of finish, cannot bextacelled. ;}'New York; James Mitchell, or m” S.
ggamp, Norwalk, Conn.
Call and southern. Every. Instrument;
’Havlog neither CAI nor COG WHEEL, I
and the. least possible friction, itiolglsrinooth .7
as glass, and is WP“'H°41¢¥X,-A; ..
‘ rye of
giveentire satisfactlg, raf'f'“ f" 5 _
We. respect fdlfilhvlte’ilfimnlhiy ’
' ,HEl edwelli‘ house on the comi-
For Sal-en T of {till-aim sill Water 81., near its
Lock Factory. It has fifteen rooms; la
, dining and cook rooms; well calculated or
boarding house, or with slight alteratIOus
a
could be made'into two or more tenements.
There are PI'IEIS running on the south and
east side, afi‘ordlng a' fine view of the harbor.
It has recently been repainted and thorough-
ly repaired. Theabove property will be sold
on reasonable terms, part of the iichsse
money can remain on Bond or paging.
For further particulars enquired II. II. -
well, at theofhce of Norwalk Lock Cu.
80. Norwalk,Jah.1st, 1866. .
1 Real Estate for Sale.
A Number of Cheap Tenement Houses
for Sale and to Let; also a Farm and-
three lots of woodland. qulyvat '
S. . OOD'S
- Employment Oflce,
8*2] Over Lewis& Hyatt s- ry Goods Store
Two Farms For Sale.
*‘ OR TO LET. ’
‘ .THE first about 25 Acres, Two Houses
. anl'l‘wo Barns. The other about 48
'Acres, 30th Barn, &t‘.
Apply to Homer Morgan, No. 2, Pine SE.
2m4
Great Bargains,
AT THE CORNER STORE.
‘ MRS. TINDALL a BUNTING.
‘1‘0 make room for Spring Goods, will of-
fer to the public, from now until March
1st.
Nihilist-y and Fancy Articles,
at.very low prices.
N Monday D_ ' I. ' - f n fierwin
Strand the‘S: _ . b ridge,'a
' heavy gold ring, ‘ “_ sou Crusoe
on the inside. 5h , ,3“ i “-libcrally
rcwardedflby lap 5“u i. .. of
Whitneyljtl . f}; :_
air Rt 7 IELD .. N. 1
HEuhdersI”:” " ”Wudgreat
1y enlargew 1.; M "igftirlti’lorlychu-
ducted by Gilbert _' dkngwpreparm
edto furnish the pub to a'vé’ry large and
choice assortment of comns.‘ A, previous
knowledge of the- business enables him to
suit himself to. everybody at short notice.
,Ridgefield andthe adjoining towns are so-
licited to-patrohiae the new'onterpriss where
all things pertaining.t__o.__th9 interment of the
dead «shadowed odes usable reset aa-
va'tany gotaNisbmat in the coun Me-
talic cases, Rosewood and Walnut caskets
furnished to order. - _
' . JACOB If; LOCKWOOD.
Utah . Catoosah St. Ofilee.
Agar-Iron rest am.
’iTslfiO-EORSEEEobRusnsr Sleigh, got
so sap. _ unreal. he: ivory ta
”dis. so |litrnan.
<'Nsrvsiit‘ Classical rm
r ~\IIE Ssv’éathflgerm' , 7" ".dfiiiriii ,
. commences » huradsy, Bib. 1st. ‘ ‘ "
- I ’0. LESB&W'. '
0."
'1 an cunnac'rlcum acetates. for
" 1866. just received. A. SELLECK.
" GOOD Secondhand Piano for sale
chimp. 4’99"“ snueaann.
"F’FCB the waits-u color wmseijvph‘a
Flatssfltyleiut 93.3.13“ .- ~ .
1,. i;
; -.' .s
.‘c‘
‘ lutnb-1 ,
ingneatly done by experienced workmen. ..
sill?
liltllll
Received this Day
V ANOTHER
Large 1..."...
I OF
Afigtion. Goods, .
beneficiaries
Prioesas Low as b.0fersths War.
- A. _
Large Assortment
. CF. '
LADIES FURS.
Don. .. estios
At Greatly Reduced Prices,
Bargainain '
Bunyan-omens,
‘ BROAD CLOTHS,
._ _, spicsssmunus.
‘ ._ CoiJO Grumano
Nov. 27, 1865.
$1 50 PER YEAR! We want
, , agents ever weerc to sell our
improved 820 Sewin achines. Three
new kinds. Under an upper feed. War-
rantcd five years. Above salary or large
commissions paid. The ONLY machines
sold in the Unitek States for less than $40,
which are fully hunted by How, Wheeler :6
Grover J: Baker, Singer «5 00., and
'Budwlder. All other cheap machines are
infi-ingemnta and the seller or user are liabh
to arrest, fins and imprisonment. Circulars
. Address, or call upon Shaw dc Clark,
free
Biddeford, Maine. ‘
NEW
Family Grocery.
THE undersigned, would respectfully an-
nounce to their many' friends and the
sublic generally that they have taken the
tore
N0. a, JARES’S BLOCK,
and stocked the same with a large assort-
mtmt of choice Famil Groceries, Flour. Pro-
visions. Feed. «kc, w ich they will ofler for
sale at pricesas low as the market will at-
ford. A cordial invitation is extended to all
to call and examinetheirgoods and prices,
and a share of their patronage is solicited.
Goods Delivered.
FINNEY BROTHERS.
Cacao: L. Fraser, Faansatcx F. Frasier.
Norwalk, Aug. 28th, 1865. t135
IEROSENE LAMPS. a fine assortment
at C. C E. K. LOCKWOOI) & CO.
EROSENE OIL. Those that yvaht a
good article can find it at
C. a. E. K. LOCKWOOD & CO.
MATS of all varieties at‘
D0080
. at a. x. Lookwooo can.
LANTERS a hr '0 assortment at
c. a. a. aiocnwoon a co.
GOLD HAS COME DOWN,
And so Have Groceries.
CHOICE Family Flour at 618 per barrel
Thebsst A Sugar at 20 cents per 1h.
Molasses of dim-lent grades and prices. Tess
of sndlessvelrigty nudsprici-s. .. Allwho'wisb
to save 80‘ :JL'cent Io buying theirGrocerit-s
will do wallets: call and examine our goods
before buying dist-where, .
DUTY & MOREHOUSE.
cant. AND nxamna rite
FLORENCE MACHINE.
‘VHICH has no equal in the world.
, Takes four kinds of stitches. tuers
and sews on, and does eveay kind 0 work.
All the latest sheet music received as soon
as published, strings for all instruments, Pi.
anus and Melodeons for sale and to rent, a
fineaasortment of engravings and pictures.
Square and Oval Frames. Planes Tuned.
Musical instruments and machines repaired
Silk, Thread, Needles Co. for machines, at
13.8. BARTRAM‘S
. 39 MAIN ST.. NORWALK,
Musical Depot and Picture Gallery.
11 Hill lull,
FOR SALE BY
WEBB & FOOTE.
South Norwalk, J an. 8111, 1866.
t12
» N The First National Bank of
South Norwalk.
South Nprwalk, Ct. Jan. 16th, 1866.
, T the Annual election for directorsof
A. this bank, held at the banking house,
on the 0th inst. the following gentlemen
were duly elected Directors, tor the ensu-
ing year, via :
Dunbar P. Eu, Gaonon C. Locxwooo
WILLIAI II. Fannie, Janna Forms,
Churn F. Tonnes, Rusaau. B. Kalahari,
Furniture Dixon, Lewis Raritottn,
J. J. Human. .
And at a meeting of the board. held this
day. DUDLEY P. Ear was unanimously re-
elected ngem'flidc'm“ F. Tonnes
waaelectsd ice eat.
6“. J. J. HILLARD, Cashier.
"inhumane an‘rtc ovnnsuons.
'a verv also wear, for wet and cold
NNNNNNNNTINNNNNNN
Agents Wanted.
$|00 n In Illlli ti ill lu- p-iiil tnr voting int-n
tut-"gnu- in ;. ni-w :itzil llllllill'flllll' business.
Ilolli loculnnd trot-cling aarnls trot-ml.—
Ftil' Circulars and lri'iiis iiililrvss.
L. L. TONI) 8t. (30.. 359 Nassau 51., N. Y.
s . o . . . . .
( ltctalu-I's late for the "air
Will restore Grey Hair toils ulthlNAl. Ci 1L-
0ft STRENGTHENS and PROMOTES the growth
of‘ the weakest hair , stops its falling out in
three days; keeps the head clean. cool, and,
healthy: can be used freely; contains noth-
ing injurious. The best H Dressing ener-
air
ofered to the public. It is recommended and
used is the the first medical authoritv. Sold
at the rug stores, and at my ofllce No.1,l23,
Broadway, N. Y. I assure all persons the
above preparation will do all that is claimed ,
for it. SARAH A CHEVALIER, M. D.
ArsByou Lame, Crippled or Deformed
0 have you or your neighbors a boy or
child- lame ‘with contracted 'limbs, or
curved spine, or crooked feet, or Weak or.
paralyzed limbs, or ankles, or who are en-.
tirely helpless, or who are obliged to creep,
or to walk with crutches, or whose limbs are
shortened, or crooked, or drawn up, or who
walk on the toes, or whose ankles roll over
or turn inward, or who have crooked knees
from white swelling. or scrofula, or limp
from hl dlflcultles I To save such from
a life a misery, will you not write a letter.
giving the prominent points of the case. and
receive in return, free of charge, a circular,
which may be the means of saving them 1 If
so, address, Dr. J. P MANN, 36 West slat
Street, New York.
PILES! TILES! PILESI
LL outward applications are thrown
away IIARRISON'S PERISTALTIC
LOZENGERS remove the c ruse, via-«~093-
tlvenesa. Thev aretlio only permanent cure
of the Pi'cs, either lileed' or blind. For
sale at No. 1 Tremont pie, and by all
Diucaists. or will be sent by mail on enclos-
lng 60 cents. ,
J. S. HARISON & CO., Proprietors.
Ladies Desiring a Smooth. Clear and .
n31” ‘
F3151111111?”L “1
«are ”85%”
L
Lions should use this delightful Toilet ar-
ticle. I: has no equal for Preserving and
‘Braiitilying the Complexion and skin. Sold
by Draggisis everywhere.
spot 74 Fulton Street New York.
‘C
i G
l
and feet to the acre.
paid, title absolutely perfect.
i
sheep, young cattle. or dairying. can receive
a Catalogue describing each faint and pm
by enclosing stamp {ind addressing
" “NEW aovnarrssnnir's.“
nitimiiiniii”
THE SOUTH,
A Tour of its Bittls Fields a d R
Cities-.A Journey through tIlIe Deals:
ted States—being a description of the
present state «f the Countrya d
conditions .of ' the People, etc ,
Front personal observation: and experience
during months of Southern tuavel. B J.
.TiclTvllgit'lVICRtngE‘ Antgor of Neighbor
: _ . n 108 ave _ ontributor
Atlantic Monthly, etc. ’ ' tothe
This will be the most fasclna
ting, and thrilling book‘o‘n was?“
Ject of the War! It lsontho
all absorbing. subject cf tho
present tint.
Allclasses of a ’ '
Address L. STEBllgléngfgrtm
ADIES will .fini the ILL
L PHRENOLOGICAL JoliiE‘l‘EE
1866 most interesting There are “SIGNS
OIf‘ CHARACTER” in the talk, walk, voi
hair, eyes, watchin. nose, lips, teeth. hands.
skin, hand-writing, illustrated and . 'xplaihsd.
It is exactly adapted to the Social Circle and
all the members will enjoyit. Only 20 dents
a number. 82 year. Address ‘
FoWLERtk. ELI-.8, 889 BroadwayJI. Y.
1m 11321211 ' ' 61115“er _, i 5 ,
T JOURNAL on ParsIOALuatar'L‘:
rimmin- 1866. Cubscribe now. Terms ’
grad {oaths year; 18 cents for a single hub .
.‘V‘ Itfifiogmfimendgtmmm ,
the 3a.;m‘sm.'°'i' HP“ - - 1
“. ion d licln'theli ds f l '.
.. I megeszspurt'nlgnt (121%,, new.
- mun p'e-aset with The Herald of
Healtlr."-Georgs8 llt'rtxlt' ms:
MILLER, WOOD & Cu, , l‘gLaighmnyaE.
a 7.4 LOG Us" “if ' L14 Newman's '
MA 010 LA A'TIIIRHI’ICTUBES 018-
301. VIA 0 and STEREOSCOPIC VIEWS,
all ariisiu-ally colored, embracing the prildo
pd events of the Great Rebellion, Sacred-
Iistory, Old and New Testaments. the best
productions of the difl'erent Schools of Art,
Gems of Humorous and Miscellaneous Pict-
ures. ImproVed Lanterns and
con Apparatus. Ad-lres '
Stereo-copu-
'. ..
lilllli, Pa., P, O. Box 1,570.
EOBGIA YELLOW PINE LAND
{FOR SALE-Jinn; million acres,“
lie principal rivers. __fll yield ten thous-
Deeds recorded, taxes
W. LANGENH
Apply to ROBERT L. FELL, Sole Plo-
prietor, New York City. Also, Pellham
Seedling Bermuda Potatoes,‘1he' eclie‘
known, and Very choice Pigs. ; 1 '
ooo FARMS 1N OHIO—Those .1...
ing to buy good improved farms cheap
a Northern “tin. of any size, adapted for
LLN. BANCROFT, Real Estate Agent, -
Jefferson, Astabula 00.." Oh“. '
ag- NERvd'Us DEBILITY. Seminal
Weakness, eic., CAN BE CURED by one
who has really cured himself, and hundreds
of others, and will tell you nothing but the
TRUTH. 'Address with stamp.
EDWARD H. TRAVER,
“A
LOGICAL JOURNAL for JAN., now ready, 20c.
For the year, only $2. Oontains “ Sigbns of
Character and How to Read Them," Pb
TIP-TOP" NUMBER —The_ Pierre.
um. DOUBLE Nonnumgl’niatto-
WORST FORM OF BCALD HEAD
Lock Box. Boston Mass. iognomfy,hPsécht&logy, Ethnology, with OI“.
traits" l e (in and Bad, Lovc Courtshi
“I All!!! SAEVB and Marriage, Training of Children, Clinic".I
Has cured thousands of cases of the 3:1’ uisuits. Should be. read by every “”1
In leus than three weeks
It has cured, and is curing daily, all kinds oi
HUMOR SORES
That have bullied the skill of the best physi-
cians for years. '
It has cured and is curing daily,
Eggs orcharaon's serpents.
ACII EGG, when ignited, produces a
harmless serpent several feet long.—
Box of ten Eggs mailed to any address for
fifty cents, by S. C. UPHAM,25 South
Eighth Street, Phila.
Agents wanted.
Trade supplied.—
THOUSANDS OF CASES 0!" FILES.
It will almost curetlienrin one night.
it takes only one night to cure Chappcd
Hands, Cuts, Bruises, Burns,» Scalds, and
common Sores of all kinds. .
It'costa only 15 cents a Box ; large
as 25 cents. For Sale everywhere.
Orders addressed to. ARM)’ SAL VE 00.,
56 Washington 81., Boston, will receive lin-
mediate attention. .
, UPlD'S KISS-This is a niost_quuisite.
Box-
I.
—.
PATENT OFFICES.
Inventors who wish to takeout Letters
Patent are advised to counsel with lasers;
:lI UN N d; CO.,editors of the Scientific Amer-
ican, who have prosecuted claims before the
Patent Office for nearly TwentyYearaThelr
American and European Patent Agency Is
be most extensive in the world. A pamph-
let, containing full instructions to inventors,
is sent gratis
37 Park Row, New York:
Address MUN N d5 00., No.
', and intoxicating -perfume.~.‘.- It pomotes‘
the attraction of- the opposite' sex 'to ardent"
admiration. I am sole agent for this perfume.
I will send one.,bottle to any address-fortify
citric . Address LOCK, Box.558Provldence
[errant-taunts 1860.] .- . .
100.000 Watches, Chains, Silver Articles,&c.
BINDING MILL—J. Sedgebeer's Pa-
tent Victor Nonparicl, Self-Sharpening
Mills. are bound to supercede, as they do ex-
cel. all other Iron Mills. Two crank hand
in
h
Mills for sale by the Patentee.
ills, and mills for one, two, four, and is.
one power. Also Conical French Burr
J. SEDGEBEER. Paineaville, Ohio.
Call or send ior descriptive handbilla. .
WORTH $500,000” _
TO BE SOLD AT ONE DOLLAR- EACH,
WITHOUT REGARD TO VALUE! ‘
And not lobe paid [or until your know. what
you are to get.
’ a srtnsotn Ltsfr or anrrcuas.
GEO. W. BERRY & GO.
has urac'rcnalta AND butane ll
Walnut, Chestnut, and W _
CHAMBER PURNITUREi
Refrigerators, Bureaus, Wardrobsl', M.
l
and 2 Holme's Block, flaymarket Squurs.
BOSTON. '
' EACH.
100 Gold Bunting Cased Watches 3 115,00
1011 Hold watches ' '15 011
200 Ladies'tlold Watches 40 00
600 Letitia-sand Cent’s SilverWatches is no
1000 Iterolvrng Castor: 15.00 to 1800
soon Drinking Cups '1 0am 10 00
5110!) Oral and chased Gold Bracelets 5 00 to 10 00
.100 \‘est. Neck and (lizard Chains 5 00 to 10.00
am Ladies‘ California Diamond Rings 3 00 to 11 00
will; Magic Springs «1 snap Lo kets 4 0.1 to 1000
new Gold l’eiin. Sll'r .iloutu'd Holders 4.0010 5 00
10000 «old . ens. Sll'r Extension Cases 1 no to u no
tamTSet-Jsdla‘v girl; 8 5 N to 10.00 .
500 ea. est-art, ' a e on: er
pp p 1 ’.50to 21.00
flux. 0
sons Butter Knives. per pair.
6 ill to 10 00
I10 napkin Ringi- yer pair 6 00 to in no
snow other articles we to 10.00
Certificates of all the various articles stat
ing what each one can. have, are-at first
put into envelopes, Sealed up and mixed;
and-When ordered are taken out without
regard to choice and sent by mail, thus giv-
ing all a fair chance. On receipt of the Cer-
tificate, you will see what you can how, and
then it is at your option to send one dollar
and take the article or not. '
Cue of these eiiVelopcs will be sent by
mail on receipt of'twcniy-fiVe cents; hire in]
81; eleVen for $2; thirty tor $5; sixty-titre
for $10; one hundred for $15 ; . "
AGENTS wanted cVerywhere. Great in-
ducetnentr to Ladies and Gents to act as such.
Full not 10 Semi for Circular, Which gives
special terms, full list and particulars.
Address, J. ll. NINSLO W & CO.
No. 208 Broadway, New York.
0 VE'. 00 URTSHII‘, and MARRIED
LI FE.-— W limit to marry, When to Mar-
ry, and Whom Not to Marry, Likes and Dis-
likes; Adaptation ; Right Age to Marry;
Marryiri Cousins: Jealousy, its Cause and
Core; sel‘ul Hintsto both Married and Sin,
git; with Physiognomy, Etliuology,Physi-
ology and Psychology, in the PHRENO-
LOGICAL JOURNAL for 1866. New Vol-
ume begins now. Only $2 a year.
FOWLER & WELLS, 389 Broad way, N. Y.
‘1 TAMMERING and STU'I‘TERING per-
ms neutly cured by BATES’ PATENT AP-
PLIANCES. They reCc.Vt:d a Medal at the
last London Exhibition. For pamphlet and
Drawings describing the same, address II.
C. L. M EARS, 277 West 23d St. New Yolk,
Box 5,076.
' sunrms nu PHARAON.
The Greatest Wonder of the Age!
OLDEN & SAW YER. Chemists, 246 Ca-
nsl 81.,‘I. Y', Sole Manufacurers of the
Genuine Serpents Eggs. For Sale. Whole-
sale aud Retail. AGENTS WANTED. Very
liberal discouutto the trade. 50 cents per
box, free by mail.
‘6 01's OF 0001) THINGS."—_See. the.
Pictorial Double No. PuRaNomstcat.
Jounxat. for Jan., Love, Courtship and
Marriage. Choice of pursuits, A Good Mem-
ory, with the moral, intellectual, and social
nature unfolded. Also, “now to Read
Character." Only 20 cents, or 62 a year.
Car-rah Braves Isnnnar. Ravanua,
Assessors onto 41h DISII’IC'. Conn.
1 'nféolebrook, dons. Jan. :17, ‘65. ‘ ‘
lA’u
W $93M cutout the 16“! da not
[27' . i . ,
atils teas uanlily of cigars consistih ,0
five( Migmorrror'leskwks I'kiiddg‘ab
'Noflv lkwimibeddler whose name-”Is
unkn s-aF—Nom— _, , f ‘
with the'provisioaafotlsw,,noti_ce; Eli .
glut! In whom'll'fiia'v concern lh til lm
sufficient cause why such propert should
:01. he forfeits] ls shown to thb itnuen-l‘gned
within ten days frdm‘the‘date hereof, an. or-
der'will be insued‘to. the proper authorities
'f 'ths aaleofaait props-luv. ' ‘
~”' «« ~ wetsuits-mutt...
I .. $5.7 0 ‘ .. "i.
ll v“ ' and: Ina
Iiy'nutllority' of tho _ Ill: ._
weather- Pots-1e by E-L- HENDRICK. rowanrta wattsnu. use Broadway
50!“! Norwalk. u, ,
"' transactional. .MAKN yum. OWN SOAP .1... B- T
RABBITS PURE CONC. N l‘RA1 ED.
I’O'I‘ASH, UR READY SOAP MAKE“.
- Double the strength of Common Potash, and
superior to any saponitler or lye in the mar-
r"kct. Put up in cans of onc,two three, six
=:andtwelve lounds with directions in Eng
{dish and erman, for making ilard anu-
’ .Solt Soap. One pound will mike fifteen
'uallons ot'Soit Soap. No time is inquired.
. __‘onaumers will find this the cheapest Pal-
“ sit in math-1.. B. T. BABBITT, 61, 05, 60}.
O7. 68, 69.70.72 And 74 Washington SI. 1‘. \
WESTERN LANDS WANTED.
L'LINOIS. Iowa, iridium. Ohio, Michigan.
in Western Lands wanted and for sale.
\
Wisconsin, Minnesota. Missouri, and oili-
(
' l
AN. LANCASTER,” Wall 81., N. I l
was: ten. SMITH «$0..
PATENT SIMPLIFIED APPARATUS FOR
- W and Ventillatihg
P111 VAIE u ll’tt'LLIA us, the. h '
LOW PRESSURE 811A". _~
No 37 Mercer Street. New York.
I’ tiriphlcts on Warmth and Ventillatioh. and
Estimates of Cost of Apparatus furnished
III application. - -.
r _
Metropolitan Savinga Husk.
No. 1 Titian Avenue. ‘
(Opposite the Cooper institute.) - -. Rivet...
INCORPORATED in 1853 liyactof _
laturc for the safe keeping of money. -
per cent. interest allowed on deposits, cow
iiiencing quarterly‘ in October, January, '
April and July. nlt open daily, from 0 to
'3 o‘clock. and on Monday, Wednesday and
Saturday,-from 5 to 7 o'clock. I". II.
ISAAC '1‘. SMITH. Pres‘t.
w. J. BARNES, Sec’y. '
ATCIIES at. Wholesale at
C. dz E K. LOCKWOOD 3 CO
LADIES SKATES for $1.50 per pair at
C. & E. K. LOCKWOOD O 00.
NEW MUSIC.
RECEIVED THIS WEEK.
At E. S. Bartram's Music Store,Maiu St. 1
Jessamine Polka Redowa, By A. E. WI!-
ren; Sparkling Polka; Promenade Concert
Polka, by Mrs E. A. Parkhurst; Reconnof-
sance Waltz, by W. F. Spicer; L Africaine
Quadrille, by Strnss; La Stella, by E. Krun‘;
Chanson Russe by Sidney Smith ; Fairy
Whispers, by Sidney Smith ; Inipromtu, lg
Fred Chopin; LuBelle Blondihe, by by .
l“. Scliuster; Maidens Blush, Grand Coricert
Waltz. by Sewn Octavea; The Last Hope
by Goitsclialk; Fanlaisie lmpromptu, by
Chapin ; Marclie de Tambours. Sidne
Smith; Etude Characteristique, by Ben). .
Blodgeit. E. S. BARTRAII.
White Pine Compound,
FOR Sore Throat, Coughs, Colds, Dypllld- '
_ llzi, Whooping Cough, Bronchitis, Spit.
ling of Blood and Pulmonary Afi'ectionl
geniu‘nHy. Also a remarkable rented for
Kidney Complaints, Diabetes, Gravel, ea,
Scurvv, etc. Price $l.00 ier bottle.
For sale at H. I. PROWITT’S
I )'36
r
. Corner Drug Store.
LOUR. FLOUR, FLOUR; also. [and ,
and Grain in any quantll , to suit ,' -
chasers, at IIOLIIES‘, 8
ALL kinda of Fruits, Foreign and Don
tic, Green, Dried and in 01:31“
MIS'S
EW RAMS and SHOULRERS of {It
own curing, at OLMIS
an aria l estates: it
THE largest, best and cheap“. annulus
ot' Skates, to. lie-found in this vicinity.
English‘and' American mam from .1, to
$10. [Efrain -_{;mn;l=s ~' , .
Aim aj‘la'i-ge lot of Bogatslam. all styles
and prices; cheap, rt avails) ‘
THEO. FITCH‘&
M skied- B .
N Amman-n1 of Bufl'slos. Blahkeli an?
Trunks, Iu best-Iii cheap. ~
STEPHEN SWANN.
Sleigh: for Sale.
( NE-Sii-gle 'i amily Sleigh in good order.
), Also one Double Sleigh (Bub Runnels)
suitlible for heavy Work, for saleclieap.
‘- EOQ'llle «I S. I': tiLnSTEADACO.
L Nun-MJaa'D. 10.1
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