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allotment Suzette.
Tuesday, March-20, 1866.
FAIRFIELD COUNTY ITEMS.
new grindstone had just been put in opera-
I'OR SALE at AUCTION. I
BE Homestead of the late Henry H.
Nash, deceased, of West port, is offered
for sale; it consists of about 4 Acres of ,
good Land on which isavai'iety of Fluit 5
Trees, and a. never failing well of Water. .
A commodious Dwelling House, with con- I
venient out-buildings. Said place is pleas- I
antly situated about half a mile from the a
centre of the Town, and is within three-
DRY GOODS
—-AT TH E—
EowEs'r PRICES,
are to be found at
A. Dickerman’s
i—‘
I
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C. FRED SELLECK,
DEALER IN
N 0 T I C E.
SAMUEL LYNES, M. D., l'cspec‘tiiliif
forms his friends and the public ;-_,-'.i
that he has associated with him in I H . ,
JAMES E. BAIIEOUR, M. 1)., late of m ~
Conn. I .
DR. BARROUR can be found iii 1 3: mm
over H. M. Prowitt’s Drug Sit!l'(',:ti1lii hon; .
"n: {z'&\=‘ mete—train:
_.. .y ,._
_;:liit inlllP,
FOIL
anon-AZLZDREN .
sita;:~2'i‘li‘UTE FOR PAREGORIC. .
"'i'ilp is composed entirely of Vege-
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Garden, for 1866, is now ready,
Containing a complete description of more
than 2,500 varieties of Flower and Vegetable
Seeds, With practical directions for their cul-
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WESTON—A . sad accident occurred at (Haven R. R. - SOUTH NORWALK. day and night, except when ilCtKesat'llf an- . , {Jimél Prominent, I3 “10 CGlebmted on the receipt “25 CtE'HAddress' 2.5 CONGRESS ST. Bos'ro N
Bradleyvs Axe Factory, on Monday last, by Also 11 Acres of Pasture, Meadow and , sent. Stl‘ ‘ Amie-pins I libemssi, oe White Root. ' Thou- 53 North Market saggggsgrodh v .
which Mr. William Abbott lost his life. A gfi‘fiilfineg’r-f‘mmi‘lsé‘i“uilfiiit§e§ile§°392f ; We have just received a large quantity of . a, . . , I. , . __ , _. _, , iii’i‘iiiiitliifii'{Ilitgstslég :EfiPCgitziggsst’gf . ’ - ADVERTISEMENTS INSERTEDIN
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tion, and Mr. Abbott was using it for the
first time. While he was bending over the
stone it suddenly burst, throWing him with
great violence up to the ceiling, crushing him
between the ceiling and stone, breaking
nearly every bone in his body, we are in-
formed, and killing him instantly. He leaves
a wife and several children.
GEORGETOWN—Capt. Smith, one day last
Week, lost the sight of both eyes, by the care-
. less handling of gun powder. ‘He brought
hold Furniture. The abovo property will i
be sold at public auction on Thursday
March 29th, 1866, at 1 o’clock, p. m.
‘ Enquire of
WM. B. HENDRICK.
JAS.FINNEY, Auctioneer. 3t11
ram, Eon SALE;—
AFARM of Eighty-three acres. Situated in
town of Wilton, Belden’s Hill so called;
said farm is divided into Mowing, Plow,
Pasture and Wood Land ; well watered; it
also has a variety of Fruit. It said farm is
not sold at private sale before THURSDAY,
the 22d day of March, it will be sold at Auc-
tion on said day, at 10 1-2 o’clock a. m.,; if
prices. .
1200 yards of filll yd. wide
HEAVY SHEETINGS,
at 24 cts.
Remnant Delaines,
in pieces from 1 to 14 yards, at 23 cents.
BEIINIIIITS UI‘ CALICO.
mostly in Dress Patterns, at 18 cfs.
We have besides these
B A R G A I N S
A fine assortment of
AND
FANCY GOODS,
TOILET SETTS, _
(China and Glass)
In every Town in the State, to (nurses ior
' New Publications, also to canvas: for an ar.
ticle entirely new and sure to sell in :iI!i‘;o:',l
every family.
Nonebut energetic men, willing to work
3 need apply. . '
i MORRIS A‘s BEN HAM,
NOW Haven, Con ii.
NOTICE.
with other valuable soothing, healing Vege-
tables, it forms the best soothing Syrup lOr
Children in use. It will not have the stupe-
fying or costive effect of Parcgcric of Landa-
niiin,:is there is no Opiates used in this Com-
pound, hilt it is sure to soothe and give re-
lief. MOTHERS TRY IT! '
It will give you rest, and your Children
health and strength. It will also be found a.
very lialuable Syrup, for dry, hacking, irrita.
ble ('oiighs. Price 25 Cents. Sold b
E. BLACKM .
No. it Main Street, Norwalk, Conn.
400,000 RUSSELL’S GREAT PRO-
me and FRENCII’S SEEDLING STRAWBER-
RY PLANTS for sale.
Russell’s medium to late (Pestellate) at $1.
per hundred. French’s very early (Herm) at
.70 per hundred.
Delivered at James Slip, City of N. Y.
without additional charge. Sent by mail and
postage paid, 50 cents per hundred, extra.
' SAMUEL HICKS,
North Hempstead, Long Island, N. Y.
Adironda'c Grape Nursery
AND VINEYARD,
Wholesale and retail.
.u.
We can furnish .
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up a can Of powder from the cellar, which the weather should be stormy the sale will , HE - - a , ' -- ,
he thought was too damp ‘ to explode, and take place the next fair day. ' For 'particu- above mentioned,a full assortmentof goods T pcrgggsiii'gfifigcrhi’iféiflé‘m 1,“ (I); F . BL ACKM AN superiorVines in large quantitiestothe trade .‘/V E “’1“ receive an advertisement Of
d d l f n e 'i; As it did not lars enquire of 0. Taylor. on the Premises m 0‘“ regularsmckv “WWW 0‘ p A , “n 0 , fl ' ’ of the following: Adirondac, Allen’s Hy- four 501161 “Hes, 10 appearoneinloo
roppe a con 0 r. on i . b] OSBORN TAYLOR, DRESS GOODS HENRY II. WELLNIAN (& (30,, 1 h . brid, Concord, Creveling, Cuyahog Dela- Newspaperspublished inthe above named
b:rnl:mn:egiat:lyg he {Stiglir'iiddmroiii 33:; Wilton, March 12th, 1866. 2t* 11 CA SS ,RES CHINA, PARIAN :zfigdaggspegtfu'llyuinftozlm thle peOptch of N (])l'- ‘Iil-‘I ““70 a Splendld assortment 0f Enragianmfillrrtfqu Pliolififilonallsraalla esézigskégg £35,325 $35,265::ng The eilharhgned :0:-
I W cm as is up in IME , ‘ 1 mi y la ’ my love a {01] 1 le an wny ' es, on em uscadine Re. ~ , W V8 GI or
his eyes. ' ' House, For Sale 01‘ ' to Let I MUSLINS, , A‘ID fine Store, M0. 89 Main St, in ’ Sherwood ’5; _ AMERICAN . becca; Rogér’s Hybrids, Sherman, and'Un. 3100- _There_ are fourteen dalhes on W311“
-— NEAR the Straw Factory. Enquire of HOOP SKIRTS, ‘ kBéggId wheret thfiy havle “pineal and1 1intend , ion Ellllage. kA390 fahefbestahljgggign Virieties, gleumfghty-s‘ix .(l'iVéaeklies. Our advertise-
. . - . gcons an y on mm, a (esira Le : ii care ac e an orw b . . 5.1131)“ “1 V ry 1551190 ever .
DARIEN.—Tlleladles of the Presbyterian DAVID L. WILSONMI the premises. HOISERY, GIIA SS VASES general asortment of l,“ _ Parlor organs, or b azil, repaid. Send for escrxilpiiavfz glVng In each weekly four, and in Synergi-
church, of Darlen, Will holda Fair and Fes- M i ' M i H M i V" GL ES I Stations Fan G (I III . . and riced Catalogue. .3300 Delaware lay- ly twenty-four insertions per month, '
tival in the new church edifi e on Wednes- us (3 ' “S C ' ' “S C ' ' ' ’ ' ry (By 00 S, 11519: ' ' SpeCIal terms for lar eadvertise
’- ° ' - PERFUMERY PORTABLE DESKS and FOLIOS Al- , and “9' "m“ hem” V‘nes' - ' - ill a a r g - ”a" “‘1
day and Thursday, afternoons and evenings, WOULD respectfully inform the people WALL P AI’ERS SMOKERS SE TTS , _ . - >0. . . J O W. BAILEY & CO. ose or ere 01' a longer time.
March 28th and 29th for the purpose of ob- (g Norwak alllld yicliinittystlhat Inlaave ttaken , , , Plam,89uare,0val and Rustic Picture Frames "e , ,7 _ Feb. 1, 1866. Plattsburg, N. Y. SEND FOR A COPY on THE Lxgrr,
. . .’ . - the gency 0"" e 5330‘ ‘9“ “SIC rom d th t' s h' It shall trv to sell . ‘ Trunks Val'ses Car at B l L ' ’ é: .
taming funds to furnish It‘ For nearly four the well known firm’pf. Wm. Hall do, Son glacial :sr Egyloilrf bvulicneiglibors. Call and . _ Satchel; andla Varied) assoIIISilgiili of MCI: fig ELODEONS’ AMATEUR CULTIVATOR’S GUIDE' » GEO P ROWELL 8; 00’
years the Ladies have been engaged in this £543 Brozgzivay N.tY.) itt is; tfilyLuiginttlls)? to make your selections. DICKERMAN Lava & Chlna Splttoons, guéElilght Dayfi‘ime Piece, Alal‘lfi1'Stl'lltillg, ' To rum - ADVflgggg§ggE$gfmg
' ' ' l' h- eepag 3590’ men 0 e a. e Hons A. . a er and r0] 013' P"t ' F' ’ . -. - - i 0- .
work, devoting much time for its accomp is of Music, as soon as published. Music not 2,9911 No.2, Ely’s Blodk. ed to 0rd); in “ex; oafietfy’ 01:6 JIIOZIIZIiN.;./lz wliicn 1,, quality and fullness of tone, dura. FLOWER Anrgw 331:2)?N GARDEN, BOSTON, MASS. r
ment; and once more the co-operation of a
generous public is solicited. The building is
so nearly completed, that they are now en-
abled to open and exhibit it to the public; in
connection with this festival, there will be a
liberal supply of refreshments, both of sub-
stantials and delicacies suited to the varied
taste of- the friends who meet with them on
that occasion. *
-<.>.
STAMFORD—John Ferguson, Esq, is to
deliver a lecture before the Lyceum, this
(Tuesday) evening; subject, “Two Hundred
Years Ago.” The question for discussion is
- “Ou ht Women to be encouraged in public
spea ing .9” _ .
W. H. Holly is again in nomination for
Judge of Probate.
The first Republican Meeting of the cam-
on had will be furnished to order, promptly
whether for Piano Forte or Violin. Violin
Books, Strings, Bridges, Screws, Rzin, Bows,
and in fact everything in the music line, for
sale by C A
WMusic will be furnished to Teachers,
Schools and Bands at New York Trade
Prices. 2m*11
District of Norwalk, as. Probate Court, March
19th, 1866.
STATE of NATHAN JARVIS late of
Norwalk, in said District, deceased.
The Court of Probate for the District of
Norwalk, hath limited and allowed six
months from the date hereof, for the Credi-
tors of said Estate, to exhibit their claims for
settlement. Those who neglect to present
their accounts properly attested, within said
time, will be debarred a recovery. All per-
sons indebted to said Estate, .are requested
Mr. Giles naulonbeck,
“I OULD respectfully retrirn his thanks
to the Ladies and Gentlemen of Nor-
Walk for their liberal patronage during the
last five years, and without regard to ex-
pense increased his facilities by building a
new and commodious shop with all the
modern improvements of the age. Having
just received the Spring St les, consisting of
Ladies Bonnets, Round ats, Youths, In-
fants and Gents Hats, all of the latest and
most improved patterns, .he feels confident
that he can please all who wish their Hats
Bleached, Pressed and Dyed in a workman-
like manner. Hoping to merit the continu-
ance of the patronage heretofore received,
he would inform the public that his place of
business is at the old stand, Marshall Street,
South Norwalk.
CARD RECEIVERS,
MATCH BOXES,
CIGAR HOLDERS, &c.
——Also—
China. Tea. Setts,
(Izlain and Band,)
A good assortment of
WHITE GRANITE,
Latest edition of Music received as Soon‘ as
published, and all music not on hand desir-
ed, will be promptly furnished, by persons
leaving their Orders for same.
Having accepted the Agency for
PIANO , MELODEONS and SEWING
MACHINES, we can offer a select assort-
mentfrom the most celebrated makers. Also
orders received for the
Connecticut Fancy Dye -Works,Da_nbury
* Trusting by strict attention to business to
merit a share of the public patronage, We
remain very respectfully,
H. H. WELLMAN, J. H. ROWLAN D.
PER YEAR! We want
$1950 agents everywcere to sell our
improved $20 Sewing Machines. Three
new kinds. Under and upper feed. War-
ranted five years. Above salary or large
bility and style of finish, cannot be excelled.
[E‘Our Prices are lower than in Boston
or New York. '
Call and see them. Every Instrument
warranted. .
MELODEONS rented on reasonable terms.
GREAT IMPROVEMENTS IN
trellis ll1_Il-CHINES.
Eilipi’ire Shuttle Machine.
This machine is constructed on an entirely
THIS is a work of 130 pages of closely
printed matter, containing a beautiful
colored plate, and over fifty engravings. It
Will be forwarded, post-paid, upon receipt of
25 cents to all applicants. Address
WASHBURN & 00., Seed Merchants,
Horticultural Hall, Boston, Mass.
AMES PLOW COMPANY,
(Successors to NOURSE, MASON, & CO.,)
QUINCY HALL,
Over Quincy Market, BOSTON,
Manufacturers of, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
Agricul’ral Implements dz Machines
Of every variety, Eagle Plowo, Prouty &
Moar’s Center Draft Plowo, Mowing
Machines, Wheel Horse Rakes, Horse
Pitchforko, Hoes, Rakes, Porku,Shov-
els, Spades, Eta, Etc. Also,
(Fro'mthe Utiea Daily Obeseroer, Sept. 10th)
FIRST PREMIUM.
BY reference to the list which we'publilh
elsewhere, it will be seen that the Sing-
erfs Sewing Machines (both family and man-
ufacturing.) carry off the first premiums Eon
the. State fair whichcloscs today. If. Worthy
of remark that these machinesaro rarely
seen at fairs, and the Singer 00. have not
entered into the general scramble f6: 3 ro-
iniums which has characterized-the MIG‘
years. The agent in this city saw fit, how-
ever, to come out on this occasidn, in force;
and notwithstanding the competion .wu
sharp—idle Wheeler & Wilson, Grovert ‘
Baker, «5:0,, joining in the contest—it was
plain to be seen, when the practical to“.
were applied that the “plumes". mm In
handed over to the Singer machines.
pain, was held at Seeley’s Hall on Friday to make immediate a meat to GILES HAULENBECK, commissions aid. The ONLY machines ,- . . - . .
evening 188's. Which was addressiad by Sena- 3t*10 FREDERICK JARVIS, Bleacher and Presser of all kinds of Straw AND sold in the enlist. Stores for less than $40, new lec'PIe 0f meChfml-‘lmv P0599551“ “33' Garden. GM”. led. and Flmer Seeds. The above machines can be had at New
for John Sherman, of Ohio. 3:12 Administrator, Goods, Leghorn, Tuscan, Neapolitan and which are fully licensed by Howe, Wheeler d”.- “Y “W “I‘d valuable improvements, havmg Coe’s SuperiIPhohs‘phafe of Lime, and Sigia‘tpNgiiirglfkq 3- LOCKWOODr ’33;
’ ot er erti izers. 9 - . _ '
Mrs. Jane McCoy made an attempt to cut
her throat, on Wednesday morning, and suc-
' ceeded in partially severing the windpipe.
Dr. Haight was called in and the woman is
thought to be in a fair way for recovering.
McCoy keeps a liquor shop in Dublin and
his wife attends to the customers.
Real Estate is active, and houses to rent
are scarce. Mr. C. S. Hine has sold his resi-
dence to Gen. Vinton, of New York.
Senator Henry Wilson and Gen. N. P.
Banks are announced to speak in Stamford
on the 29th inst.
Rev.- Mr. Murray, of Greenwich, is to de-
liver a lecture on Temperance before Purity
Division, on Friday evening next, at Seeley’s
Hall—Condensed from Advocate.
BRmeEPORT.—Hon. Stillman S. Clapp,
Mayor of the city, died at his residence on
Wednesday morning last, after an illness of
several months. He was about 61 years of
age, an enterprising and public Spirited man,
much esteemed in the community for his
moral worth and business talents. -
David Williams, clerk, had his left ‘arm
broken, Tuesday night, in a “pla ful scuflle.”
District of Norwalk, .9 s. Probate (Iourt,March
17th, A. D. 1866.
STATE of JAMES R CHURCH, late
of Norwalk, in said District deceased'
The Court of Probate for the Digtrict of
Norwalk, hath limited and allowed six
months " from the date hereof, for the credi-
tors of said Estate to exhibit their claims for
settlement. Those who neglect to present
their accounts, properly attested,witliin Said
time will be debarred a recovery. All per--
sons indebted to said Estate, are requested
to make immediate pa ment to
3t12 J HN A. WEED,
Administrator with the Will annexed.
District of Norwalk, 88., Probate Court,MarcIt,
17th, AD. 1866.
STATE of CHARLOTTE ST. JOHN,
late of Norwalk, in said District, de-
ceased.
ORDERED—That the acting Execu or exhib-
it his Administration account to this Court
for adjustment, at the Probate Ofllce in Nor-
walk, on the 10th day of April, 1866, at
9 o’clock forenoon; and that all persons in-
Panama. lyll
Mr. John Hessian,
PROFESSOR OE MUSIC, AND ORGANIST,
Respectfully informs the citizens of Norwalk
and vicinity, that he is prepared to furn‘lsh
the celebrated PIANO FORTES of Cum-
mings & J enny’s, at wholesale prices.
the beautiful
Also
AMERICAN ORGANS
manufactured by Smith & Co., of Boston.
Pianos, Organs and Melodeons,
to Let, and Rent allowed if purchased with-
in three months.
taken in exchange.
Second-Hand Instruments
TUNING and REPAIRING promptly
attended too.
The Instruments can be seen and tried by
calling at the residence of the subscriber.
2t11
JOHN HESSION,
Chapel St., Norwalk, Conn.
ran sun,
GLASS WARE,
KEBOSENE 01L II FIXTURES.
Consisting of
Lamps, Lanterns, Fountains, Chim-
neys, Burners, Brackets, Hangers,
Reflectors, Smoke Bells, Shades,
Globes, Wicks, Glass Cones, &c.
WOODEN WARE & RROOMS.
Agent for CROSSMAN'S
'Wilson, Graver (f2 Baker, Singer do (10., (L256?
Bachelder. All other cheap machines are
infringements and the seller or user are liable
toarrest,fine and imprisonment. Circulars
free. Address, or call upon Shaw it; Clark,
Biddeford, Maine.
BUY YOUR
mBOOTS and Sirens, _ 5
AT
SUTTONE.
SOUTH NORWALK, Nari
D’Aroz's Ice Cream Saloon.
Dot/r to
been examined by the most profound ex-
perts, and pronounced to be
SIMPLICITY and PERFECTION COM-
BINED
It has a straight needle perpendicular ac-
tion, makes the ' ‘
LOCK o'l' SHUTTLE STITCH.
which will never
RIP llor RAVEL,
and is alike Oil both sides performs perfect
sewing on every description of material from
leather to the finest.Nansook Muslin, with
cotton, linen or silk thread, from the coarsest
to tire finest number.
Having neither CAM nor COG WHEEL,
You can always find a full assortment of
Gents Boots and Shoes, Children’s and Inn
dies Shoes, Gaiters, &c., made up or made
to order in all the latest styles, of the very
best material, and at the lowest cash prices.
REPAIRING,
Neatly, cheaply and quickly done.
Give me
a call and see for yourself. —‘
and the least possible friction, it is as smooth
as glass, and is EMPHATICALLY A.
NOISELESS MACHINE!
Its Strength and Simplicity of construction
render it almost impossible to get out of
order, and is Guaranteed by the company to
Orders by Mail or Express will receive prompt and
faithful attention,
HE WORKING FARMER, Vol. 18,
1866, 8. Monthly, of 25 quarto pages, an
earnest advocate ,of agricultural improve-
ment, is offered at the low price of ONE DOL-
LAR a year: in advance. It will contain ma-
ny interesting items, given by no other jour-
nal-Of its class, including Washington’s Let-
ters on Agriculture, with one in fire smile of
his handwriting; “Farm Maps, and Ac-
counts and Plan hing,” by S. Edwards Todd,
author of “the oung Farmer’s Manual ;” a
finely illustrated treatise on the Pear, by P.
T. Quinn Sup’t of the celebrated farm of
the late III-or. Mapes: an original and ingen-
ous article on Flower Gardening, by Ignaz
A. Pilat and I Payne Lowe. As, however,
actual examination is the only test on which
judicious readers will rely, we will forward
specimen copies on the receipt of postage.
Address W. L. ALLISON c 00., 121 and 126
Nassau Street, New York.
WANTED TO GIVE n 856 Wheeler E
Wilson Machine which sews all kinds
W. H. SWORDSf
, ‘TilLolime/‘iV
IISTIIBIISIIIIIIINl'I
NEAR THE DEPOT, "
South Norwalk, Conn..-
keeps constantly on hand,.th_e
‘ L A T E s '1‘ j
and most FASHIONABLE stylonof .
CLOTHS, ‘ ' ‘
Gen- Fe"? addressed a my We met- ”med “3 said Esme mt" be "mm?“ “‘m' cows one with Calf two weeks old Patent Salt S rinkler GEO—-H- SUTTON gll'9e1‘llm sa‘imcllm‘.‘ of fabrics for procurin We paying subscri- ' ‘ ' T
1288‘.“ Franklin Hall, on Thursday evening :(fibtehirfiafil‘isllijélecilrla Zgwgsgsgrtgiingddiii $40OnedPéir of Steers, , Two Hlorses worth - . C ‘1 d p ' So. Norwalk, March, 1868. buill d lit 0 it'espeetflullyi invlttla alsl tvlviqslile w:;);z 5:8; ”3???” JomNgn'g ‘9; ELEALTthOS -CASSIMERES, , , , ,
. an :25 either horse wi work on a a. an examine at --. - - m ~..,~. 'p'f‘fl’, fi‘ CSH'C 0 511p}? y lemse V8 1 8 . . a year. 0. est orty-t ir. . - - -
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lust. ' , 0 {he placedwherefthe defieggeg first dthlt, fit I“ D' COMSTOCK' N0. 4 PIICBHIX BRICK, ‘ HELVBQLJ; “ tun” Machine. » men numbers 10 cents. . 7 , b, CAP ‘
Henry E. Sanford, is the nominee for 883‘ ten ays be 01‘3 8&1 l a 0 P" - - , _ ' ‘° 1’ .' Machines delivered, instruction given and PATENT opr|czs. . S, _
Judge of Probate, Bridgeport District. 1t12 GEORGE A. DAVENPO T, Judge Horse for Sale. NORWALK, CONN- _ 33:13:13: 11:51:35 warranted to give satisfaction, or no pay. Inventors who wish to take out Letters GLOVES ‘
' E. BLACKMAN, Agent Patent are advised to counsel with Messrs. , v
St. Patrick’s day was duly celebrated by
his countrymen, in Bridgeport, on Saturday.
The procession was lengthy and made a fine
‘- appearance.
The'Selectmen of the town of Bridgeport
havetcontracted with Dominick Nolin,latc of
AVERY fine lar e,Dark Bay Horse, seven
years old, per ectl sound, for sale.
3t10 Apply to S. M0 LTON, Westport.
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poor or t e year ensuing, or t e sum 0 - - DER,INFLAMMA’1‘ION on THE l'IDNliY‘, “ ' is t' , ' & CO .
96,900" " Bulletl'n NO. 2' ELEBRATED BALSAM 0F TOLU MANUFACTORY osmium or run nrrbbrn, D F — 1 G. 37%1ig’fi3iihliggrir’sgri3-UNN " No “5°
‘. , . ' ' ‘ CANDY, for Coughs and C Ids, In- . STRANGUARY 01, mm- aim}. y rocery- TRUNKS,
REDDmG-T‘Damel Meeker d‘ed suddenly, fluenza, 85c.- also Southmayd’s ce ebrated Tremont, opposrte Waltham Stu NXTN‘C, 0- JOYCE’S. DOUBLE ACTION
,VeVaegneSan, week, . of apoplexy, aged 70 'T°”" Vanilla Ta '1. Everton Tflfi'llr(3h0°later 091'- , FUEUR L I i i V ‘I-I'Eundersianed would respectfully ans .' FORCE PUMP, f9" Wells, Cisterns, LEATHER BAGS
’ ' ‘ I . . - ' initiate: 1:32. Install-2.92mi: mm» “55- at... l m... is... ... blitz?Serializtinofritni”if: ‘ ’ .
Dunnin—‘The Democratic Senatorial DRESS Goons, can and French Confectionery, ean‘be found 3,, hubesnknownto relievethe mostnrgsnrsynfptoms. pilglgglcrally that they have taken the. durability, has lipowerful air chambeerill UMBRELLASIW‘Z
throw water sixty feet aftet raising it out of
and Probate Conventions are to be held at . aw Ars on troubled with that distressin'r min in tho '
the WoosterHouse, 22d "15‘- .. at South Norwalk El 'SIB.13:%Y¢>II? alfagd smalloyfthe back and through the hips i Itcospoon- NO. .3, JAME..’S BLOCK, 5 sixty foot well, and never can freeze. It is HHS DOW on hand one of the best nudrnoot ,
, Adescent was made upon a ambling sa- DRESS GOODS, March 5,}, 1866’ y ' 4,10 fulnday of Helmhold’s Buchu will relieve you. the most successful deep well pump on this complete assortment: ,-
loon, Main Street, Saturday mg 1:, week. _A i - - Ph . . n d 0,, {ma stocked the same with a large assort- continent, and the only one that will do ' 0
number 0i Ylsltori were foun engaged "1 ysrcra. s an '“ leis mentor choice Family Groceries, Flour, Pro- what if. is advertised to do, and is fast grow- a a, l '
CENTS KID GLOVES.
trying to make their escape, and were final-
ly let off... Thegproprictor' was arrested.
, The remains. of Ca. t. E Macy Demin ,
whodied ,in Virginia, uly 1862, of woun S
received in, battle, were received in Dunba-
ry, on Tuesday morning, and buried in the
alteration. , . '
Fifty dollars has been raised for the Fe-
nian cause in Danbury.—Times. _ ~
Gen’s. Ferry and, Hawley are announced
to speak at Concert Hall, Friday evening of
4 this week. ' ’ ’
The Republican Senatorial Convention
DRESS Goons.
*
Just Received,
ALPACHAS—all colors; '
CHENE FANCIES,
CARPETING I
AUCTION.
Received and now opened for inSpection,
3000 yards Ingrnin and Brussells‘Carpeting,
from HADDEN & CO‘S last great Auction
sale, many of the Carpets are a great bar-
gain, and will be sold at less than the Agents
The most perfect and beautiful Musical
Instrument in the world for the American
Home Circle. '
THE AMERICAN ORGAN makes Home
PLEASE NOTICE.
I make no secret of ingredients. IIcllll‘oold’s III-
tract Buchu is composed of Buchu, Cubebs, and Juni—
per Berries, selected with great care, prcprrel in Tilr
cue and according to rules of
PHARMACY 'AND CHEMISTRY.
These ingredients are known as the most valuable
Diuretics afforded.
A DIURETIC
Is that which acts upon the kidneys.
HELMBOLD’S EXTRACT BUCHU
visions, Feed, &c., which they will offer for:
sale at prices as low as the market will af-
ford. A cordial invitation is extended to all
to call and examine their goods and prices,
and a Fllz‘ll‘e of their patronage is solicited.
Goods Delivered.
FINNEY BROTHERS.
Clo-inter: L. FINNEY, FREDERICK F. FINNEY.
‘ Norwalk, Aug. 28th, 1865. t135
bailouts:
ing into public favor. See well to your in-
terests, by investigating the merits of this
pump, or you may have to say, as others
have, “Had I known chills-pump before I
bought mine, I should certainly have had
it.” , Call and see it, or send for Circular con-
taining all particulars, No. 30 Exchange St,
corner of Dock Square, Boston, Mass. HEN-
RY D. RICE, Wholesale and Retail Agent
for New England. Agents wanted.
THE HOWE
SEWING MACHINES,
ever brought into N orwaik, and in future in- '
tends to keep the Largest and most Fashion- .
able stock of Goods in Fairfield County, and '
to sell them at the Lowest Cash Prices. ’
Gents are invited to call and examine Our
Goods and Prices, we know weéan suit. ‘
One of the best Cutters in the Count!!!
employed on Custom work, and good “fit.
faction guaranteed. The public patronage
ls respectfully solicited.
A large and varied assortment of fancy
for the 11th District is to meet at the Woos- . - - ACTS CENTLY . . *
. W . wholesale rices. Attractive and refines and elevates the minds . -fl___ f t 1 m 1 m. W ALlsING CASES.
$22,225.23: Pfgiiftirdgbriicriiiogciggkrbg GLACE REPS’ p C J GRUMAN 0f ““- Be'amiful I“ its appearance and 6“ “PM“t intastmd 0d”,fl‘eefi‘omlliuim'i- gag-(1)21]? d for mm ac unngco or ea WM H SWORDS,‘
- ' ' ' - -, d’ d'.t~' '-s t' . ' 1 '
‘ecls- ““Pmpemes “’1 “m ”m 1‘ “° 1°“ 4;? QR £91572?)ng {a g Also the new DROP FEED MACHINES Nemhe Ba, 0 ,C , _ ,
District of Danbury immediately after.
About a dozen converts joined the Baptist
’ Church, Sunday week. The meetings which
have brought so many to the foot of the,cross
are to continue.a—Jefersonian.
————‘+<.>>.——-——-
A GOVERNOR FOR CONNECTICUT—We no-
tice that Gen. J. R. Hawley, late of the old
’I‘emhArmy Corps, is the Republican nomi-
nee for-Governor of Connecticut. While ho-
“ ping that the Democratic nominee may win,
our inclinations leaning to that political side,
we must in justice tell. him that he has 'in
General Hawleyan opponent at whose hands
even defeat will be no dishonor. We re-
member the General when he was Colonel of
CATALAN STRIPES,
BLACK AND WHITE MOHAIRS,
BLACK AND WHITE CHECKS,
SILK STRIPED LUSTERS,
GRANDULLS,
STRIPED LENOS.
”—0—“—
FURS! FURS l I
I will for the next week close out my en-
tire stock of LADIES FURS, without re-‘
gard to cost. They will be sold at half their
value,‘as I am determined to not pack a sin-
gle set if a low price will close them out. i
C. J. GRUMAN.
Seventecmlr—Flrst Pro-thins were awar-
ded to the Amer-Icon Organs!!! THE MONTH
of M’I‘OBEB, 1865, over all competitors, at
dlfl‘crent State and County Fairs.
First premium awarded to the American
Organs at the Great New York State A ri-
cultural Fair at Rochester, September, 1 4,
over the Whole catalogue exhibited by the
most Celebrated Makers.
THE AMERICAN ORGANS are the
ONLY REAL REED ORGANS now before
the public. Theonly Or an having a RE-
VERBERATING SOU D BOX or WIND
CHEST—which has the same important
For the Satisfaction of All,
See Medical Properties contained in Disprmafory of
the U. 8., of which the following is a correct copy:
“Bucnu. Its odor is strong, diffusive, and. sonic-
yvhnt aromatic, its taste bittcrish, and analogous to
that of mint. It is given chiefly in complaints of tho
Urinary Organs, such as Gravel, Chi-Ollie 033““ .
the Bladder, morbid irritation of the 1;: ii
Urethra, diseases of the Prestzite, and lie . .
the Incontinence of Urine, from a loss of Ti ~
parts conce its evacuation. It has .
recommended in Dyspepsia, Chronic ltill. . .. i:
. Cutaneous Afi‘ections, and Dropsy.”
FOR FURTHER INPORI’IATIC‘LI
See Professor Dewces’ valuable works on the Dr. I oiled
iiii l‘llllli liiii
. ._.. . <9. . ._-_!_.
Cnfl9¢m~
1:.“
ll,
~ L.
1mm.
it.
Received this day
If? {USSELS CARPETING
with the latest improvements for Family Sew
irtg and light manufacturing ; the most sim-
ple, durable, and effective in use.
PUMMER & WILDER,
Gen’l N. E. Agts. 59 Broomfield St., Boston.
HANCOCK HOUSE.
Court Square, Boston. Kept on the
R European Plan. Board by the day
or week. ROOMS FROM $1.00 to
$2.00 PER DAY. HULL &. FISHER,
Proprietors.
That NobleAnimal,the Horse
ILL be the better ever way if fed occa-
South N orwalk, Feb. 12th, 1886.
' 7t!
Great Bargains,
AT THE CORNER-STORE.
MRS. TINDALL &. BUN'I‘ING.
1‘0 make room for Spring Goods, Will of-
1 for to the public, from now until March
Sb. ‘
Milliner'y and Fancy Articles,
at very low prices.
rFEE CONNECTICUT REorsTn r...
1866, just received. A. SELLEC ' c
1‘.
- the Seventh Connecticut, in the de artment , ,
of the South-gone cighe four criick regi- part 1:0 periprm its the Sogrqiding dBoard has “Sigzfinks‘mde bythecdtbmcl D,’ “5,, 0, v I B t'f IF it sionallyaspoonful of q . -
meats in the Olpsmny sharia its honors . inn iano orte togive o y an resonance . . . - ’ New ant can 1 u a erns. y - . . . . l .
with .the Seventy-Ninth Pennsglvania the SI I ,KSI SILKSI SI I ,KSI . of tone) and without which the Organ be- Pgwdpmzd an Standard work, 0,, ”up,“ ALDEN S CONDITION POWDER-S DISSOLUTION, 7,, . .7;
Forl‘ :Ei hth New York and the First ' ' ' 1866 comes merely aMelodeon in an Organ Case “my“ I i L They WI“ cure m0“ 0‘ ““3 diseases ‘0 THE CO-Pal‘memhlp heretofore ~ .
y g ' ' ‘ . From the Largest Manufacturing Chemist "him horses and cattle are “able’ increase under the filmname Of Webb'CF II ,1, I
Rhode- Island Artillery. Col. Hawleyi had
then the reputation of a brave, reliable and
Colored and Black in great variety.';';
The American Organs not only have the
Wind-Chest, or~ Sound-Box but have the
IN THE \‘VORLD.
ingrain Carpeting,
the appetie and spirits, and with respectable
grooming, give a bright glossy appearance
is this day dissolved by mutual consent; All
persons indebted to the said firm mmuuté' 5
large Organ Bellows, givmg power and
great steadiness of tone. These with their to the hair. They are the result of actual
' . prudent officer—an excellent disciplinarian
and long continued experimenaare prepared
Inm acquainted with H. '1‘. Ilclinl'io‘ltl; b.- occu- ed to make immediate payment of thou-mo- .
JOUVIN’S
New and Beautiful Patterns.
rapncious clutch of certain thievish camp-
follo'wers and official adherents of Brevet
Major-General Rufus Saxton, an ofllcer edu-
PLAIN SILKS.
_——.o_———-
LADIES KID GLOVES,
PE ECT ORGA KNOWN. Then, in
fineness of workmanship, finish of action,and
case, they excel all others. These great im-
provements and super-iorl'i‘tfz2 of tone and
var-ably impressed with his character and elitcrplis 3._
WM. \VEIUHTAIAN.
(Firm of Powers & \V’eighfinzin,)
I shall keep from this time through
the Spring, full line of
thing known. Many Vermont gentlemen
owners of fine horses buy them by the doz-
en and give them freely. AS a consequence,
their horses are always in good condition
' 23315133?! :(fflg‘igiiég’ 3:);gggzgfsfie 3121112313: no u BIB rAcnn 511‘s! extreme fine VOICIIIB Of the Reed. and I" pied the drug stog'e tOplllosilte Lilly I deuce, llll-‘l Wis m h f h b t [O E‘IIIJCI‘ 0f the undersigned. m , . w
‘ ‘ ' ~ ' ‘ ’ - oceanful in con uc ing I in )llziiuess where others ' 9 utmost care you] t e yer es ma,- ;\: ‘. .
‘0 save Pubhc and private property from the B E S T Q U A L I T Y fcctin of the ton make them the M ST bluad not been e'lually so before him. I have been I... Iziialtand guaranteed vastly superibr to any- EAAII’LDEH‘FOOTE'l "I -' 7 1
So. Norwalk, March 81h, 1800. ~: ._'
The Siibscriber will continuei'tho chlldfid ," 7.
Wood-business at the old stand, and solicits "
biglily Ringgit 5191?: ingegrmga‘v'vlfgn v21: 1” full assortment, they ' are the best Paris workmanshipof the AME AN ORGANS N. thm‘guétgtféigifif‘"If? , .w, . CA RPETIN G , . k bl f t1 . ooth , . . . .
knew him, and his subsequent career as Chief , made Glove imported in this Country, and place them in thefront rank as the best, and m a“ ct *’ ‘” ‘“ “I “1"“ " ’ ”1d “Pm“: and §emar ,3 be or Bedlam r We comma“? of the patronage °f the I”
of Staff to Gen. Alfred E. Terry, argues con- 8" AWLS SH AWL HAWLS the best glove ever sold in Norwalk' I shall command a higher price than any other reed [From the Philadelphia Eve. Bil-WIN". Muir/z iii/i.) OIL CLOTH . shining coats. or 98 ell y 1112': :31 s eves? lic. (3L 11) S. L. FOO ~
cIuSiVer (hm, there was no falling off in his : I s, S I has m stock In full 88801111181“ at all BCR- instrument in the market. . A. careful exam- We are gratified to hear of the cozitiiiucl success, 7 where. I“ In Date. (19; Ban,“ &- , , . _ ~ ..
woven-doing to the end of the wan—N. Y. A De lot f th S . t ed . t so“: y infiponioflltherlp, in fingmorir 32th others, git-fewforgiofgr townstutianl, eu‘lI I-Ic. '1‘;-}ICII;FOIIII, BUGS; 8.381912: tiffé’pfifi'sp 3,233 COT,” we, I\ .
' itizen. . ' W or e Prlng r e jus ~ it (me ya ow Pero y. skis. is rernex 011 ~ 01"??‘1‘11’1 file. 'i r ' ' ,
—«. , ' - , . ,. :lrnsior s r . terbu Vt. WholesaleA ents. ,
° . - . received. 0' J' GRUMAN‘ 59““ “mm“ " “"13?“ u“ “’l°-°f iii:iiiisifiitfmrfi?iiifriiirm‘iir, .Qi “ or... AND ry’ g . 501119 FOIk’S-Can’i Sleep N hill
“1??” Weofizgeefifimg ‘nsldgufir and 8" filngIQfiugRgfl-e 31-, (1175:??an mm,“ ,3; mfg, ,, m, . 1.. Wm, m M ATTING MAKE YOUR OWN SOAP With B. 1‘. GEO. c. GOODWIN & co, M. s. 3 Into .
gaining gr h“ hyt ayji_ 938 ' ' e u EURCHES ' p t f u”. 1 Oflce and. Laboratory in this City, which are also ‘ BABEITSPURE CONCENTRATED CO. and WEEKS & PUTTEKWDOI“ -
Go in. Isl ist e cut or twelfth time FOR In wan o a powerfu ,. hm , “heir 01M . Al POTASH OR READY SOAP MAKER. D,..,.,,,S,S New York .
you have run yourself into the ground, on —~—0——.—- instrument, whose means are limited, its ““1““be 9" 5° _ .-.. , , 30 D 1 9 h f on Potash and Ar his; r . mm“ s r , H i . Phi .
me “inside” Hack ?_ Press. . _ price render it very desirable. ’ Tlieflx’mprt‘fmfghtafhbifi‘:”drag? :33,“ “”3 5m“ WINDOW SHADES nuggigrtil: gainsgimi‘iigggfiyc in the 'mar s'icuiins Druid the tgageppgithogonllt'n'ndud’.
W -\ men om . e c a Eye 0 -s,.is rough adver- ' , . . . s . , ’
' . ~ Organ in Warrant- fined are ket. Put up in cans of one two three, Six and invaluable remedy . -
_Senalornaulsbury of Delaware appeared v Every - ; ’ ,1 . . I . . _ v , .. .. _. ‘
upon .the floor offtheSentte, chcrsscsy af- ”mus, “OAKS! GLOAKS' Two Piano Fortes, for Sale, ed to prove sung-actor, GENUINE PREPARATKLYS, IUSLEIN $122233" 3:133:33: gggggnsfigfd Effd nonn’s flnnvm; .‘ -
1t “‘00". in an 0 ensrves ateo Intoxication ‘ - - lie intelligent refrain norm A1 D - fifi This article sur asses all'known repurc-
. . . e are no re ared to offer for sale 0 Andksowmgtbatt . . , ~- Soft Son . One pound Wlll make em , p . P
and “”9 removed by two senators. W W P P FOB HALF THEIR VALUE. ,hE%E,$MEbml§ilfA1§oun§$%§s oflvfigf Ipyihlgg Efii:£‘§8§,fifi§fi‘§fifil,l’° 1“ Ions 0% Soft Soap. No lime is reqmred. muons for the Cure of all form- of ,
«o» and to make to order 5 . '. me 0* er, . . I _ LACE CURTAINS - fi d h‘ h chea est Pot- - j .
Room, PEST ACHINE—a pearl among . ’ FINE R Ir Chest, and are finishedln the highest style Doctiirst, who erotica: $011313: :0“ . {algal ., i ”qnsumerivgill BnTtBlIABBeITT 62 65 66 Nervousneu !
- ' - ' Sim es rescrlp o . j: ‘fv‘C'I “0 0: .. . . r , i
“"8 “OSWmS- A osewooa Plano Forte' on °f m’ m me°°d’ Jet’ wan“ and oak thmflcg‘m‘ warms I 1 CORNICES» 67. tialiiiiofm and 74 washingio'n si. N’. Y, It is rapidly supercedins all Nutrition-
n<.>p
W You cannot annihilate the fragrance
Sacqucs and Circles,
, frame, overstrung bass, scroll legs, full
seven octaves, city make, price $275; a five
years guarantee will be given, also a second
finish, richly Varnished and Polished, or in
Smooth Oil Finish, forming elegant pieces
of Furniture for the Parlor or Boudoir; and
THESE PARTIES RESORT
- to Various meansof effecting stiles, such as copying
. LOOPS, &c.,
all or which will be sold at the lowest
- Ladies Desirin a smooth. Clear and
of Opium and Valerian—the we known ro-
sult of which isto produce Continue. all
other serious difficulties-as it alloys Infu-
'of'Phalon'S“N‘ ht Bloomin Cereus” by ex- in all shades and qualities 0f 010th. at - d...,-‘ ,_, ,- m, 1 . , M, ,
“using a robngor handkerihief perfumed the hand Six “lave gfugémg:::§smfll%im for ib‘iiizriggvlitliiicriii‘ii‘igilesf p 31:11:22,; “111:: ‘ lion, Restlessness and Spasms, audit indu-
‘ " cienceo . ClllClIIC‘. s ands: ..r’ ii, «‘ T :3, - i ' u . .
with it to the air. Time only renders the ar- VERY Low-ST PRICES P I A N 0 F 0 R T E , I‘HE AMERICAN ORGNNS are all fin- AND: Mfiigfijrlrcaimxiufi 32mm 1 , is, inn-l;- PTICGS- ffielgfifigflcmn of the bowels and necro-
. ' ' :1, ‘ l. u, ‘i:‘ 'li-oc. . o ' - ,
mm more delicalé and Spirit-wells Washing . . , lubed With our new .PATENT improve "m 0“ 1 _ ._ t ‘ . No preparation for Nervous discuss our -
. . S 1 . With Metallic plate, in perfect order, French ments. containing “19 lum'ed Knee 3W0“. A WORD 05- f? 5.: . 303. 1 i f3 (I? (7 7 sold so rea iii . or met with such univorul‘
alone runm'cs it. o d everywhere. and made 11p m the grand action, iron frame modern improve- Double BGIIOWIJWO 310' Pedall,.andTRE- Henltliis mo-T-t im‘vOlfl'i‘ Ii' t I , mi l8 I L} b g 8 ‘~ ( I, '
' “"' ‘ merits Worth $175 will, be sold for $110 MOLO found in no other Instrument. not. use an mil-crash m ,or l’ ‘_ ‘ ‘ al’pm‘ml- FE” Fm! Slee lessnesglrou °f
WGOIII Medal Saleratus is making a VERY BEST STYL E ' Apply to ’ ' , , . 195$, combmsci-Wro, “,1, ‘ ,.., - - » (ll , aliergy._r’eculiar Female eakncssonnnd Ir-
‘ea‘ “”5““; “mfg ”Emerges“? ‘5qu ' JOHN HESSION Chapel St “SW STYLES 0" CASES- L’iilflfisq‘llelilllll‘lli‘313%.“; $324611. :- d a“ ,9“ 933 ”“9”" $3.1}"lgtgffégfisfilfigfgflfg‘fi agnfimmg
their health epen S upon its use. i. wil ’ '9 . ; . . s ‘ " ,_ “‘ " ”"““ _g *~. . .. ' 1y ‘3' .' - ,
strengthen weak stomachs, cure dyspepsia, —~o———- , 2t*11 Nor-walk, Conn. Milly Finished and Highly Ornamental. H E L M 5 C? L D ,3 . 393.9 I H3 BASS! MEBES _ nervous diseases, Dodd 3 Nervine is the bent,
Save one half in the quafiltityl (g l:horteifiing, _ OR the Wet and Cold weather The $111“th Catalogues,contnining cuts GENUINE PR1?” _._ p , Tl' m, . 3 ! \IG yonllchyPiiiiicogvié 1to selence, Sold by all Drop,
make one eighth more ren , a es or us- ' , . taken fromPhoto h showin their 1131- ‘ ' H... I, f - -s,_.,.o_ . a . n gm H . ,1 . .
.ui. no... the barrel of flour, and withal is Latest style Ame Overshoe- , ntivc size so each ghgrz’ent free.g I”‘if,’;‘},‘,‘~hr\f.,l,,‘,‘0‘,.‘3,3,, , ,_ W,” x “a gOOdS for Men and 39-” we” . foggy,“ a“ tax H. 3- bTQRER & 00- ”gym".
pr: lect'y healthy. Try it. The Grocers~and COME IN AND SEE US at E. L. HENDRICK 8. Sold on” by ‘ ‘, n‘, ‘,.,, ,,.j,\‘.“,.‘,‘,' ,1; ,‘j ‘jj, " .. , \I - . g ' , ~ .5 Fulton St, ew ork.
)il uni s . l V Deoot 112 Libert ' Street . ' , -. A if. . T‘ ‘ " “ "“"“' * Cw GOO‘IS recewed every week “ .
I. P3338” "- . 3 ENTLEMENS ARTIC OVERSHOES J' HESSION' gnaw-58*- Eitnbhilw'lair-W»"~ t o W . ‘I‘d”
“"w ““;__.--..-..... ~—-°— “ mg; "g”, ""53“,: gefi§fi$1°°fi Mr Hessionis also “bacilli: 2121:: paint-ii: \l. WWW I C J (} m ' ' ‘ ‘ I i I
w .\l ‘AN I [FE DROPS-Th . weather. or a e b . . c -; . . ' ' » ‘ i < ‘rs. . . ‘ ‘
[it‘d-f filiERIb ‘ ey VAN HUDSEAR & AMBLEB South Norwalk. y _K' Led P313213! affirm ‘5 $22.31,, whliltah IllsleilioLII'iil nitric”, . .. ii ' ru an" Ladies should use this delightful Toilet ar- Jack Straws, Agni]. . y
, .. . , LL k‘ 6 fl? . F ’ ,3“: Pianos taken in 6%,?“ e P IPecina o; . ;..l . ,,, ,M,‘ '7 ‘ ) , ticle. _It has no equal for Preserving Snnl‘d ANEW Supply of JACK STRAWSJUQS ,
if? Mi. Peterson in whose house Lincoln . In S 0 runs, OI'elén and Domen- , . 8 - Am, ,, ELM WM“ gm ,, ,_ L WA“. l, ELOSENE OIL. Those that want I Beautlfying the Complexmn and skin. 0 _ reueived and for sale b
med has leceived $293 10, damages to his No 2 Gazette Buildin tic, Green, Dust! and in an at Taped and Repaired. All 0'6'3'19“ it Ill! iol boil}. lose ninth-op...- Lu... . good aniclc can find it at by Dru ts evefivhere. H M. HROWITT
bedding and furniture' ,' - 8' A HOIIMES’S “Incidence will be promptly attended to. [110 1 sold by an Drown-cs. I C. &. E. K. LOCKWOOD 8:. CO. H spot 74 lton Street New York. 1, .Cornoanxflw'n
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