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Tuesday, April 17.nh‘Ii866.
FAIRFIELD COUNTY ITEMS.
GREENWICH.-—The Greenwich Light
Guard, (00. F. 8th Regt. C. N. G.) turned out
for April parade on the 7th instant. They
looked well in their new uniforms, and; ex-
hibited a marked improvement in drill and
discipline. In the afternoon they had target
"'-practice, as required by law. Rev. Mr. Mur-
ray, who is an enthusiastic lover of the sci-
ence, of rifle-shooting, and is excellently
well posted as to all the rules of. the art,.act—
ed as umpire. The practice was excellent.
The distance was twenty rods. The first
prize—a beautiful Smith & Wesson’s seven
shooter—was taken by Mr. Chas. E. Knapp.
The second prize, also a revolver, by Corp.
Ephriam Morrell,‘ and the third prize, a sin-
gle barrel pistol, by Mr. John Boles.
The Borough election was held on Tues.
day last and the following officers elected
for~ the ensuing year :
. Woman—Col. Thus. A. Mead.
. Bergman—Henry M, Bendict, Joseph G.
Mead, Charles Seaman, John Dayton, Wil-
liam Dunton, Robert Talbot. '
Clerk and fleasurer.—Luther P. Hubbard.
Prosecuting Attorn:y.—H. W. R. Hoyt.
BafltVfiTJohn Dayton.
u: [Poutldjgecpén—Seaman Mead.
The Steamer John Romer, Capt. S. G.
.—Wliite,‘~did not commence her regular trips
. b‘éIVveen Greenwich and New York, on
; Thursday morning last as previously an-
nonpced, on account'of a dense fog over-
‘ »»spreading the sound, rendering it advisable
to wait until the next morning. She leaves
. Greenwich at 7 A. M.. arid returning, leaves
Peck Slip at 3.30 P. M.
Datum—The Semi-Annual Examination
Ofthe School at Fitch’s Home, will'take
place on Friday April 20th, commencing at
9o’clock,'a. m.; friends and oficers of the
Home are earnestly invited to attend.
The Childrens Exhibition will take place
on Friday. evening, April 27th, at 7 o’clock.
The exercises will consist of vocal and in-
.istrhmental music and Declamations. Ad-
mission 15 cents.
STAMFORD.—At a recent town meeting it
was voted to open a new road from a point
on Main street, cast of Seeley’s Hall, to the
Railroad Depot. It was also voted to es-
tablish a public highway running from the
old turnpike road, southerly to the residence
of James L. Lockwood, across the land of
‘Miss Jane Berrin to the Cove Road.
:Also, to make a road from the residence of
Mr.:Henry Tafi‘, running in a southerly di-
‘ 'rectio'n to the lane now connecting the
MRS. STAATS, ..
‘ELECT BOARDIN G SCHOOL
for Young Misses, Norwalk, Conn,
number limited’ to TEN. The Summer j
Term begins the second Wednesday in May, l
and ends the first Wedm-sauy in Oclobcr.
REFERENCES:
Rt.Rcv. John Williams, Bishop of Conn,
Rev. Wm. Cooper Mead, D. 1). Norwalk, Ct. _
Rev. C. M. Selleck, A. M. ' [41*14 '!
Prices Down 1. 3
All tltc CHOICEST GOODS, and varie-
ties ofi'cred at. the present season, will be
found in abundance at the Corner Store,
SPRING BONNETS,
ready for inspection this week.
MRS. TINDALL & BUNTING.
MILLIN‘EBY- _
THE undersigned would respectfully in-
form the Ladies of N orwalk, that she has
opened a
PRIVATE MILLINERY,
at the residence Of D. Quintard, opposite Dr.
Mead's. ' MISS J. GREGORY.
'Norwalk, March 26th, 1866.
SPRING MILLINERY.
MRS. S. II. VANDERBILT',
WOULD 'respectfull announce to the
Ladies of Norwa k and. vicinity, that
she is now opening a large and well selected
assortment of Spring and Summer
MILLINERY GOODS,
at her old stand in Sherwood's Block.
The Ladies are respectfully invitedto call
and examine for themselves. 2m*l3
MINHRY.
Mus. s. E. HOrCHKIssmouid now say
to the publi that she has just received
a new and genera assortment of'
Mrlhuory Goods,
consisting in part of new It le Bonnets, J ock-
e frames, Ribbons, Silks, clvcts, Flowers,
gathers &c., also a good assortment of fan-
cy articles.-
‘Please call and examine her stock at No.6
El 's Block, South Norwalk. _
uth Norwalk, Sept. 28th, 1865 tf ,
‘TATEMENT oi the condition of the
NATIONAL BANK .OF NORWALK,
on‘ the morning of Monday, April 2d, 1866.
'
unsouncns, .
Bills Discounted, $205,214 89
Banking House, 8,000
Expense Account 1,407.19
U. S. Taxpaid, 31 37
Due from National Banks 65,049 74
1,063 80
Cash items, 150
U. S. Stamps,
U. S. Securities,
Notes of National Banks, 2,205
" ’ State “ 265
U. S. Legal Tender Notes, 23,150
" $645,840 55
LIABILITIEs,
I!
1866:, _
Spring Trade.
VIN llllllillil lillifllllll
Bulletin No. 3.
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WE beg leave to inform the
LADIES 0F NOR WALK and vicinity,
that having reorganized our forces, and made
large additions to our Stock, we are now pre-
pared to enter upon the
Spring Campaign
with renewed energy and vigor.
In our
CLOAK ROOM
canhbw be ‘scenall the ILatest Styles of
Spring Sacques and Circles,
which we. will offer, at the lowest prices
—0—
Having secured the services of a
Competent and experienced foreman
in our work room, we feel confident
that we can We satisfaction .in all the
various branc es of
Cloak _Marking;
.——o—-—
Cloaks Made to Order at short
Notice 1
Old Cloaks made over in the
Latest Style!
Silk Talmas and Basques
Made up in the best manner.
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,
In our
03333 30033
department will be found all the
339,303 56 novelties of the season. We intend to
pay particular attention to this branch
of our business, and Ladies may. feel
sure of finding at our store a good as:
sortment of the best and choicest pat-
terns which the markets affords.
'Southfield Point road with the Greenwich Capital, I $300,000 0
road, and ghenge inéa westgrly dilrection t3 g?r?dfliii?§N’ational $3333 ‘ .
connect wit sai roa in a irect the an , . t '
Ontlkie sogth side of the residence oftE. B. Deposits State, 36,33; 51 Domestics, Plannels.
33.3%; 3213321532339“ ‘° ”° °°“' Dividenésllnpaid. ’524 “other Oassimeres.
The principal object of the road is .fo Due {0 National Banks, 25,607 04 . _ , .
avoid the danger of crossing the railroad Earnmgssmcelastdmdend._ 6.067 Horsory, Gloves, Ribbons,
track at &lleck’s Hill. $800 to he contribu-
ted by residents in the vicinity, leaving about
$1,000 to be raised by the town to complete
the road. '
The legislature is to be petitioned for a
Charter for the Stamford Lyceum, with a
view of making it a permanent institution.
A. D.,1866.
3115
R. B. CRAUFURD, Cashier. _
’Sworn before me this 4th do of April,
EDWARD P. EED,
- Notary Public.
This (Tuesday) evenin , a free lecture is to
be delivered before the yceum, by Rev. Mr.
_ $ran,’ on the “manners and customs of the
ur a.”
' . . ‘ . f the
. A new School House substantial] hke State 0’ Connecticut, on the morning 0
the last built New Have’n School Ho’use, is first M°nday of April, 1860. ,,
to be, erected for the First School District, , O FESOURCES'
when the prices of building material come U, S. Bonds, 176,600.
down. O Other U. S. Securities, 67,900
Prof. Fox gave .two Children's Concerts, Legal, Tender Notes, 23,625.
recently. Which were poorly attended, and National Bank Notes, 1,543.
thedl‘ox ran off without paying the printer. 'Other Cast], Items, . 2,831.02
‘Atjthe annual meeting of the parish of St. Due from National Banks. 91,055.10
iAn‘drc'ws, held-at the Cth‘Ch on Thursday Notes and Bills Discounted 53,727.65»
dfixg'ejveiiing. the. followmg officers . were Furniture and Fixture Account, 1,501.93
elected: _ Expense account, 1,340.73
Warden—John B. Reed, G. H. Reddiug. U. S. Tax, 1,192.73
Vestry—A. G. Clark, G. B ,Glendenning, ——,——-
C. 1’. Holmes, W. M. Betta, W. S. Campbell. $421,317.16
. A new stage line from Ridgefield to Stam- ————-—
lord has been started by G. . Scofield. LIABILITms.
.n . . , . , , _. »—.Adoocatc. gapitpl Stock 212%% Q
. , Mr. Manson Lockwood, a native of Nor- @qu“, . ‘
, - s . 93 177.01
walk, ,and‘ brother of LeGrand Lockwood, fiféifii‘fiifiifisfia’nkg 7:28286
,Esq.,-bas recently removed from Brooklyn Dividends Unpaid, 148-
to Stamford. He has taken a house on the Surplus Funds reserved, #233929
west sidé of Atlantic street, next to the resi~ ' PM“ and 1‘9“" ’ ' ’
denccof Rev. Mr. Halsey. ' $421,317.16
A'féshionable weddlns came 03' on Thurs-
dufliatowesbsihs Mr-tlldiiird Quin-
“Id and.‘ Him Mary 'Skiddy', eldest daugh-
ter -of- Capt. William Skiddy. Many guests
were present, ineluding‘ several relatives of
the bride hmmomalk. . ,
The Shine», the new steamer built for
the Stamford route commences her regular
trips this week. Her late trial 'trip up the
. North River is said to have been very satis-
factory, '
BRIDGEPORT.—Sixty-five tons of granite
have recently arrived in Brid eport fOr a
monument to be placed in P. T. Barnum’s
lot-in Mountain Grove Cemetery. It is to
cost $6000.
Mr. P. T. Barnum has a large force of
workmen engaged in leveling and comple-
ting the layin out of the upper part of State
- street, abOVe Division at.
The funeral of the Rev. John M. Willy,
late pastor of St. John’s society, took place
at three o’clock, Tuesday afternoon last, Rev
Drs. Mead, of Norwalk, Bishop, of Bridge-
port, and Hallatn,ofi1ciating. A very large
audience was present. ‘
Un Monda last, a man named James
Murray, of .‘Y., was found in the road,
near Black Rock, in an insensible condition.
He received medical attendance and good
care, but died during the afternoon. The
coroner‘s jury returned a verdict. of “death
‘1 ' causesto the Jury unknown.”
II‘he Musical society held their second pub-
lic rehearse], Monday evening 9th inst, in
Franklin Hail. The hall 'was densely pack-
ed, and hundreds went away unable to ob-
tain even standing room
Four men'and a quantity of speller were
dropped into the Bridgeport dock, Mon-
day night by the slipping of the plank which
reached from the Stamford to the dock.
A fireman’s parade on a grand scale is to
more off in Bridgeport, May 11th.
The body of a dead infant was found on
‘ the banks of the Pequonnock river, near the
lilt‘likshire mills, Thursday morning.
DANBUBv.—At the close of a . recent
School examination, the teacher, Mr. Pond,
was'surprised by being presented with a
pair of Silver Goblets, from his pupils. The
BrSISII/Iul teacher, Miss Hutchinson, was pre-
sented with a gold pen and case.
Bailey’s Circus exhibited in Danbury on
the 16th inst,
The pews of St. James (Episcopal) Church
were rented Monday evening wcek,for about
$1,200, beingconsid‘erably in excess of any
[in viuus sale—ch‘ersoman. . '
Mrs. Warren, an elderly lady, living on
West street, near the corner of New, fell
down stairs on Tuesday, and broke her leg.
Mr. Lyman Keeler received a paralytic
s' uke of his left side on Thursday of last
\ .k. lie is now able to use his arm, but
it“ log is still paralyzed.
«tfivr
, Wherever Fashion‘s voter-lea gather—there
"' Night Blooming Coretta“ scents the summer air.
Phalon & Son,manufactufers, New York.
Sold everywhere.
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[S‘For the hair better than all else, is
PESTACHIN E. .
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There is no soup that will begin to
compare with the J. Monroe Taylor Gold
Medal Soap, and probably no other manu-
tu:u,tter begins to expend one ltalf as much
money to make it worthy of the community
and the maker is richly deservrngthc patron-
rgc ttestowul upon him. It is 21 God send ,.
lg. the world, and all who use it will agree
it til: to that who we say is true.
. AMERICAN LIFE DROPS—T
plan’s friend. he
BANK OF SOUTH NORWALK, in the
Jr.
UARTERLY REPORT of'the CONDI-
TION OF THE FIRST NATIONAL
364534015 Yankee Notions
and
fancy Goods,
in great variety, and at the lowest
figures.
We will not be Undersbld.
VAN HODSEARI IMBLEB.
No. 2 Gazette Building.
I, J. J. Millard Cashier of the First Nation
al Bankof South Norwalk. Conn. (19 solemn-
ly swear that tlfie abiliv: Stats“??? :s true to a
th best of in now 9 go an e re .
e y J. J. MILLARD,
Cashier.
State of Connecticut, County of Fairfield
Sworn to and Subscribed before me this 4th
6 f A ril 1866.
.ay 0 p ’ SAM’L E. FOOTE,
Justice of the Peace.
(five cent stamp.)
- TATEMENT of the Condition Of the
FIRST NATIONAL BANK _of NEW
CANAAN, CONN, Monday morning April
2d, 1866.
AssETs',
U. S. Bonds & Treasury Notes, 121,000
Due from other Banks,cr Bankers 18,276 13
Loans and Discounts, 67,059 08
Banking House 3,500
Expense account, 936 36
Premium acct, 3,409 31
Revenue Stamps, 150
Cash in Bank, viz: '
Legal Tender Notes 9,280.
National and other
Bank Notes, 3,540.831-12,820 83
227,151 66
LIABILITIEs . . _
Capital Stock ~ $100,000
Circulation, 90,000
Deposits, ' 24,469 08
Earnings since last Divrdend 1,582 31
Due other Banks, 9,882 79
Surplus, 1,000
Dividends Unpaid, ,120
Profit and Loss, 97 48
’ 227,151 00'
S. Y. ST.JOHN,
Cashier.
Fairfield Co. 88., sworn and subscribed be-
fore me this 5th day of April 1866. .
NOAH W. HovT, Notary Public.
‘TATEMENT of the condition of the
FAIRFIELD COUNTY NATIONAL
BANK, Monday morning, April 26, 1866.
Expense account
’ $651,380 35
Faii'fieltl Charity, as. ‘
Perconally appeared before me GEO. E.
MILLER,3aslrier of aforesaid Bank, and
acknowledged the foreuoing statement to
be correct, according to his ,best kuowl~
edge and belief. . . .
LIMA C. B. STREET, Notary Public. 5
GREAT
._ .
REDUCTION
IN.
FIRIOES!
__‘.-<.»».____
READY-MADE
\
CLO THING
AND ALL KINDS OF
Furnishing Goods
‘ron ones,
At Greatly Reduced Prices l
———-—.~<.>. .—————_
NO HUMBUG!
BROADCLOTHS, CASSIMERES,
AND VESTIN GS,
In great variety, are now consthnlly on
hand and made to order
LIABILITIES. .
.Capitiil Stock(h ti l $3gg,000
Circu ation a arm 1 441 . _
do ’( sure 9 327:4.» Twenty-Five Per Cent. Less
Due to National Banks 21,073 79
Due to State Banks, 7,198 37 - , '
Deposits, 77,850 76 '
Dividends unpaid, 1,707 than heretofore, and .
Profit and Loss 24,100 73
Earnings since last dividend, 9.108 70
$651,380 35 Every Garment Warrantedi
-REsoun_c‘Es .' ' .
Banking House and Lot. _ ' 8,000
Specie on hand, , » . . 2,894 72 ____..A.-...____
State Bank notes, ,. 105
National Bank .Notes, I300
U. S. Legal Tenders, 18,253 _
Fractional Currency 4435 CALL AND BUY AT
Cash Items, 1,299. 2’1
State Tax, 1 65 ,
U. S. Revenue Tux, 2,507 00
U. S. “ Stan- pg, 285 46 SURPRISINGLY LOW
U. S. Bonds, ' 225,000 »
Billsfdisco§ntetl, lBt k 338,727 20 - , . .
Due rom atioua tn's, 5|,266 43 . ‘ ‘
Due from State Banks, g 65 CASE PRICES!
1, 50
JACOB W38,
Under Conn. Hotel.
,
lc. Flirtisrurcr.
DEALER IN
, .
_ AND'
FANCY GOODS,
TOILETSETTS,
. "(China hh'd‘Glass) ~
CHINA, PAEIAN 4 . '
.. AND .
GLASS VASES,
SMOKERS SETTS.
Lava & China spittoOns,
CARD RECEIVERS,
MATCH BOXES,
CIGAR HOLDERS, &c.-
_A]30_
China. Tea. SCtts, '
\
(Plain and Band,)
A good assortment of
WHITE GRANITE. '
‘ AND
GLASS WAnE,
Kuhn 01L i FlX‘lUBES.
. Consisting of
Lamps, Lanterns, Fountains, Chim-
neys, Burners, Brackets, Hangers,
Reflectors, Smoke Bells, Shades,
Globes, Wicks, GlassCOnes, &c.
WOODEN WARE a BROOMS.
Agent for CROSSMAN’S
Patent Salt Sprinkler.
Call and examine at
No. 4 Phoenix Block,-
NORWALK, CONN.
illlllflllllllm ' tlllll,
CHILDREN;
A SUBSTITUTE FOR PAREGORIC.
This Syrup is composed entirely of Vege-
tables—t 0 most prominent is the celebrated
Arclepias Tuberoaa, as White Root. Thou-
sands can testify to the efilcacy of this very
valuable Root, in cases of Pains of the Stom-
ach, Flatulence. Indigestion, doc. Combined
with other valuable scothing, healing V e-
tables, it forms the best soothing S rup r
Children in use. It will not have t c stupe-
fying or costive efi'ect of Parcgcric or Landa-
num,a'a there is. no Opiates used In the Com-
pound, but it is sure to soothe and give re:
lief. MOTHERS TRY IT! . .
It will give you rest, and your Children
health and strength. Dwillalao be found a
very valuable Syrup, for dry, backing, irrita-
ble Coughs. Price 25 Cents. Sold
\ E.‘ BLACKMA .
No. 11 Main Street, Norwalk, Conn.
CARPETING l
.<.>o
Received this day another lar clot of
Carpeting, from HADDEN a 0'8 last
great Auction sale.
Brussells Ingrain, Hemp, and
. Cottage Carpets,
BUGS, MATTS, OIL CLOTHS, 120.
Many real bargains. , , ‘
C. J. GRUMAN.
March 27th, 1866.
LINEN SH EETING,
DRESS GOODS,
CLOTHS AND CASSIMERES,
from Auction Bargains. -
_ C. J. GRUMAN.
Bargains
DRY (goons,
received every week from Auction.
C. J. GRUMAN.
H.»—
1866.
.JOUVIN’S
,BEST QUALITY
LADIES'KID GLOVES,
In full assortment, they are the host Paris
made Glove imported in this Countr and
the best glove ever sold in Norwalk. shall
sons. . . - ,
.C. J. GRUMAN.
31.183.313.0-
GEN'I‘LEMAN who was afflicted. with
a Chronic Disease of the Bladder, re-
marked that such was the tutorial? of his
sufi‘erin that he ordcutly wished or : duotb
'to term unto his agony. - This man is now in
a comfortable state thcaltb—hc was reliev-
ed by that sovereign remedy the “Golden
Extract.” Sold lay E. .Blackman,‘No. 11
Main St, and C. . Tollcs & Co.,Soutb Nor-
walk. ~
Mason & Hamhn’s Cabinet Organs.
FORTY different styles, adapted to sacred
and secular music, for $80 to each.
FITY-ONE GOLD or SILVER MED-
ALB, or other first premiums awarded them.
Illustrated Catalo ues sent- free. Address
MASON & HA LIN, Boston, or MASON
BROTHERS, New York. 1 Iy36
EBOSENE L _ a fine assortment
.Ot C at? EANGCHWOODG CO.-
rA -
keep my stock in full assortment at all aca-
NEW FIRllIl FIRM!
1
-t -_-t
Thespring CampaignOpencd
H. H. WELLMAN & CO,’S.
BULLETIN FOR APRIL 1866.
New Good. I New Good. ;
UST received a fine assortment of Sta-
tioncry, Blank Memorandum and Ac-
count Books, Pocket Diaries. Writing No?
Billet and Colored Tissue Papers. Env -
0 es of assorted colors and sizes. Steel pens
oldcrs, latest improvcd'_patterns of Pen
Racks a'variety of sizes ;Churlwn’s and D:-
vids’acclebrated Black,':Bluai and Carmine
lake, to tber with a' fine assortment of Glass
Inkatan of the latest improved and stan-
dard patterns,.&c.;..:.j .; . ,.
can crimson ms
The celebrotchairchfld’a Gold Po pro-
nounced-t o very batmapufactured. cry
pen tested'bc'formput ‘ug,mB‘to_market. The
finest assortment: ins'fhe ‘, tate. Thou in
' ,want of'a superior afiiclccannot fail to be
suited 1; these Pens are warranted to give en-
tire’sutisfaction, or'u'o sale. Also, Gold Tip-
pen Rubber, Pencils, with; or without Pen
extention holders. These goods we intcn
to makes 'speciality,van‘d our customers may
always rely on our statements concerning
em.. ‘ ‘
FANCY Goons.
tographs, Fanc ' xe ~.-Portfolios,in Muslin,
Embossed and? Turkg’y. binding; Writing
Desks, Games; plain and enameled Visiting”
Cards - Pia
rigatedbuc s; Steamboat, Mo‘ 1- and Gilt
Star Brands - Chemmen and [C equcrs, with
boards; Bachgummon'Board' with dice and
boxes; Portmou'aie‘s, Pocket ks, Pocket
Chtlery,’-'-a‘ selected stock, &c. ,
' ' PICTURE FRAMES,
A fineasaortmenyoi Plain, ua _ Oval
and Rustic Picture Francs, 1n ilt, lack
Walnut, Imitation and Plain Mouldings.
Pictures framed tO'ordcr with‘ promptnesa
and dispatch,.in any kindof Mo ding desir-
,ed, from a selected stock. . "
.-ENO_RAVINGS,
Plain, WaterColorcd and in Of]. An use
aortifient ready framed for ban 'ug,also, sep-
arate, which wczwill dispose 0 at a bar in,
to make roomfér a more extensive atoc .
Trunks,Vahsss,Travelmg Bugatti:-
. We. have becnvinduced by theconstant de-
mand to add to our stock, and intend to
keep on hand a first-class assortment of
these goods, at the lowest. market prices.
CLOCKS! CLOCKS !
These goods we receive from the manufac-
turers, cud would invite those of our friends
who may be in- want, to call and examine
'our variety of patterns of spring and weight.
one and of ht day time pieces, Alarm and
striking, ilt Gallery and Lever Clocks,
which we will offer at lower than New York
market prices.
- MUSIC. MUSIC.
We intend always to have 011 hand a nod
supp] of of Sheet Music and _ Musical or-
chah ise generall' , and shall be in receipt
of the latest editions as soon as' published.
Persons desiring any piece of Music 'not on
hgnd, by leavingtheir orders for the same,
wrll receive prOmpt attention. Music will
be furnished-Balls and Parties,whcn desired.
PianosrlIelodeonsSewing Machines ,
An assortment of these Goods always on
hand from the most celebrated makers in the
901.1410
We have addled 't‘osour slpckfiindailntend
kee in asupp .o pectaces' ye asses,
Magnifying-Opga and Spy Gl'asses, Micro-
scopes, Stereoscopes with views, and a gen-
eral variety of goods pertaining to this
branch of trade. ~ '
DY. ' BIN, G- .. D
Havin the Agency of Conn. Fancy ye
Works, (If Danbury, we assure persons leav-
ing their orders, that they will receive imme-
diate attention, and a prOmpt return of their
gonds in fourteen days. .
All of the above to; be found attire new
Gold Pen, Prameand' Music Store.-
39 Main.Street,Norw:tlk, Conn. \
Family Grocery.
TEE undersigned, would respectfully an~
nounco to their many friends and the
that they have taken the"
ublic generally
tore *
NO. 3, JAMES’S BLOCK, '
ano stocked the same with a. large assort-
ment of choice Family‘GroCerics, Flour, Pro-
visions, Feed, 1%., w ich they will’ offer for
sale at riccsas low as the market will af-
ford. cordial invitation is extended to all
tocall‘and examine their goods and ._ prices,
and a share of their patronage is solicited.
Goods Delivered.
FIN NEY BROTHERS.
GnoaeEL. annEv, FREDERICK F. FINN“.
Norwalk, Aug. 28th, 1865. . tf35
naveoonSt
{issuance @-
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Received this day
BRUSSELS CARPETING
New and Beautiful Patterns.
Ingrain Carpeting,
‘ New and Beautiful Patterns. .
I shall, keep from this time through
the Spring, full line of ‘ .
CARPETIN G, ' '
OIL CLOTH,
BUGS,
AND
MATTIN G.
Also .
WINDOW SHADES,
MUSLIN .
AND I V - .
LACE CURTAINS,
_ ‘ 'CORNICES, . I _
LOOPS, &6.,
will be soldat the lowest
4
all of which
0
prices. ,
DRESS @0033.
an endless variety.‘ ‘ :- '
atoms, ' OASSIMEIIES,
and goods for Men and Boys wear.
New Goods mived only weak.
C. J Gruman.
2 (Bill. Those that want a
Em ..
We intend to keep an assortmentOI these ' ' '
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DONALD L 00.,
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Street, Norwalk.
(Fb'om the Uti'ca Daily Obesener, Sept. 10th)
PREMIUM.
Y reference to the list which we publish
elsewhere, it will be seen that the Sing-
erfs Sewing-Machines (both family and man-
ufacturing) cztrrv off the first premiums from,
the State fair whichcloscs today. It isworthy
of remark that these machines are rarely
seen at fairs, and the Singer CO.
entered tuto the general scramble for pre-
miums which has characterized the past few
The agent in this city saw fit, how-
ever, to come out on this occasion, in force;
and notwithstanding the competion was
sharp—the Wheeler & Wilson, Grover do
B iker, &c., joining in the contest—it was
plain to be seen,
Were applied that the “plumes” must be
handed over to the Singer machines.
The above machines’can be had at
York prices, of C. S. LOCK WOOD, Main
have not
when the practical tests
New
6m6
DISSOLUTION. . _
THE Copar'tnership heretofore exr trn
’ under the name and firm of NOR 0
& FR Y, has this day been mutually dissolv~
ed. All Debts 'and Liabilities of the above
Firm to be settled by H. Z. Norton.
R. Z. NORTON.
JOHN FRY.
Norwalk, March 31st,.18'66.
THE undersigned having disposed of his
interestin the above firm, wouldcliecrfully .
recommend H. Z. Norton at the old stand,
No. 4, James's Block, to the . favorable ~cou-
N
aons indebted to
31*14 '
aesof
sex. Sold by
kand C F. '11-’- “
l
sideration of the public palruna e.
3t14 JOHN FRY.
DISSOLUTION.
OTICE is hereby given that the Co‘part-
nership heretofore existing under the
name and firm of Hands & Lawlor, is this
day dissolved by mutual consent.
All per-
the firm are requested to
make Immediate payment to William Hands.
Norwalk, March 281b, 1866.
WILLIAM HANDS,
MARTIN LAWLOR.
The business will be continued at the old
stand under Norwalk Hull b the subscriber
WILLI M HANDS.
THE GOLDEN ; EXTRACT.
'I‘ IS NOW five yearssihce this valuable
Medicine was first offered to the public
and the result has fully proved this Impor-
tant fact, viz :—Tlrat!oimedy of real value
can sustain itself without extra pufilng. The
article s aka for itself! Old and difiicult ca-
ravel Stricture, Retention of the
Urine, Infiamation of the Bladder,Afi‘ections
of the Kidneyachale InegulafiticaDropsy
“have yielded to this comedy after all Other
era had"fa'ilod;~_ond it. is .no Ion rsdoubt’ed
that ttholden E'xtr‘act's'tandi without a n-
val as a safe, speedy
r
l mease‘ f th _
al d s 0 FE 315cm”, No, Main'St.z
and permanent cure for
may Organs of either.-
.-. ’T': ‘T.’ ‘T‘Y'g ow:
to make'upon their Sprin
NEEIANDWWTISEMBNTS. YOUNGS.L.WABNER& WRIGHT
' ATTENVITEBR' newsroom-tea nova
Clothing in furnishing Geodu',
. NO 8 BOWERY, N..Y.l
—
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mammerm-
DRESS. PAT-ITEMS.
Silver Plated Cantor- it and Cake'Baukutl. Forks
and Spoons, and :1 kinds of Silver Plated Ware,
Coral, Jet and Cameo Setta of Jewelry Pill.
Buttons and Studs, Gold Thimbloa, eu-
cllu and
Iockctoé'Sliawls, Belmont
Skirts, Sontags. Collage pad Under-sleeves.
Any person sending “twenty-five cents an an ad-
vance payment to cover cannon can be. informed
in' advance what article 13] will receive 'on pay-
ment of one dollar, and it w their booptfonul with
them to sendfor it cumin. . . '. ..
For one dollar we will loud I lflt of six articles.
with retail price, and from'tlro list anybrtlclc can be
selected. .. . ; ., ..r
g:: 1.60. ‘llg:offg. 121”" 1 ,“-_
l O ‘ .’:‘
For .% a list of 50.‘
For 10.8), a list of 100.
HAN
This is a BABE CR to Obtain I dress or
some other valuable article atztho above prices, and
innocuoecantheyget , ..A .1 ,. __
Lass Tm A Bombs Wolfl, , .
as we send no article whiébrctflli N lanthanum
I . p. ,1
am
Send for Circulars _ ' .9 . .‘ CO I, .
3“" 4601’s.b-.lox.-§ooulmu.
EVERYBODY WONDERS.
now FIFTY'CENTS, CANGO‘ASFAR
, ._; AEADOLLAB.’
Such people must go to My.“ Grocery 8001'. of
T. R- JAG-NEW:
Nos. 260 and 262 GREENWICH STREET, cor. lur-
‘ . . , .. rsn'New York. . .
and no thelptlo'o ‘Of’s'u‘p‘and the 's'taclrs or're’a, be-
sides all oft e other Eetablco in the w :of Flour,
s. Shoulders, Cheese, Butter Lard, 3m§,'m
ins, Currants etc. besides or, Soap, Starch etc.
all to be bad . - . - ~ " ‘
CHEAPER THAN
Axiom ‘ ,nonrzin‘m'
WORLD.
Wholesale and Retail out: Croce House; -'
wmas AND BBANDrEs FOB Named-nan
9'0“ thi- 9mm basalt vane-a : .
TO - MILLIN’ERS,~ '
Country ISWNXSSEW
At CRAND 8t. CHEAP-STORE
NEW YORK CITY. , . ,
You can purchase CUTLENGTHSJOLMII-
linery Goods cheaper than. down town job-
hers sell whole pieces. Call. _ ‘
STRAW GO DS, Ribbons, Sil Flow-
ers, Millinc , Laces, 120., received AILY
FROM AU TION.. . - .' v.. :2
’ EDWD. R1DLEY,"
309, 311, 311 1-2 Grand;8t., 64& 66:48:71! 8:.
mm BLOCK EAs'r Elton TEE Bownr.
Benefits!
RAW-BONE"
Super Phosphate of Lime.
not 'M'ABK‘ '
BADGE (INNS, ,
Inventors and Sole ‘Ma'hiifacIurc‘rhw l
PHILADELPHIA. - _,
. This MANURE has been 66wa the Agri-
cultural public for Twelve .Yearu past, under
one name and one proprietorsbip. . ,
It has been used upon all cro ' ‘wltbf'to-
markablesucc'ess and by thousan u'of firmbrl
in the Atlantic States. A trial will convince
as a manure, which we would ask all those
Cro - -- ‘ '
BAUGH BROTH, & CO. ‘
. 181 Pearl St, N. 'Y. .
. GENERAL WuonnsALn' Asmara.
[gfl'his old established manure) can be
had of dealers in all imponant towns; to
whom we recommend Fauna to apply.
NOTICE. ~-
NOTICE is hereby given that a Petition
will be preferred to the next General
Assembly. to authorize the Town of Nor-
walk to clear out, deepen and alter the chan-
nel of Norwalk Harbor, to take land for
such purpose, and to assessdamugcu and
benefits accruing therefrom to defragjh'e o'x~
uses thereof ; Also to construct a n on
est Avenue, and assess damogeoaud bolo-
fits thereof. ,
Norwalk, April 7, 1866. ~ 3915
NOTICE ,
IS hereby given that I intend to up ly to
the Hon. Thomas B. Butler, a .Ju_ 'oof
the Superior Court, at'his dwellinghouuo in
Norwalk, on Wednesday the 2d do OfMIy,
at 8 o'clock in the forenoon, for a. piccolo]:
Pilot for the harbor and port of Nor'wu‘lk
and the inlets thereto. - - _
~ JENNINGS.
‘ . , ms
LEGRAND
Norwalk, April 7th, 1866._
NOTICE. I
QLL Persons are hereby. forbiduhdrboring
or trusting my son, David P.‘ Palmer
on my account, for I shall pay no debts 0
his contracting. ‘ . - ‘ ‘ 4
‘ GEORGE H. PALMER} '
South Norwalk, April 4, 1866. .81315
To tZJekProbate Court for thg District of Nor
w :1 ‘ . V =
THE application of SILAS P. TUTTLE,
of Norwalk, in said District-,roupcctfully
showeth :— _ . ~. . , .
That he is lawful. Guardian tanutnm
BROWN and CnABLEs Buowrv, Minors'uudcr.
the age of 21 years residing in the Stutc ‘of
Illinois, and that said Minors are the Own-
ers of the following real estate viz :one cer-
tain tract of land lying in Wilton, in 'lid
District, in quantity» eleven acres and thirty
eight rods more or less, and bounded North-
erly by land of Elizabeth E. LoomiyE-otor.
ly by land of AaronMorgan and land ofbcln
of Jared Betta, deceased, Southorlys-by land
of Lewis Brown and Westerly by highway.
Said Real Estate being the same 'It. to 1110
heirs of Edwin Brown, deceased, from the
Estate of Isaac S. Brown, deceased. 1;; _‘ ,
And he further says, that. the Minot
present unproductive; that tbeavailu there-
of are wanted for the support, maintcnonce
and education of said Minors and that it will
be for the advantage of said ‘Mingrd'slducll
the same and invest the avails thercOIiOOOr~
ding to law; wherefore, he says, tba't‘tb‘ero 1..
just and reasonable cause for selling thcmmo.
He thertfore prays the Court to order}~ laid
Real Estate to be sold, and to em 'w'cr him
or some other meet person torso 'tho some,
pursuant to the Statute in. such ‘c'alu made
and provided.
Dated April 9thé 1866.
me P. TUTT
Guardi‘ man.
District of Norwalk, Doha“ Cough.“
9th 'A.D.>1866. , , “ " "
ORDERED, That the foregoing application
be heard .and- determined at the Probate
Office, in Norwalk, on the" 2311 Guy Of
Jane, 1866, .at‘ 9 'oclock' forcnoou; and
notice thereof. be published in. m
place where such real estate heathrua
successively, at least six weeks beforc‘rlald
time assi’ned. . -. ecu ' Zr .-
611. RGEA. DAVENPOMJW.
ta‘ "weirdo. out
a? " ~ 1...“...
improv 820 mu upper foedl'Wa’l-
néwuklings. Under .ibo a”, "O' 1|?“
ran ve ears. ve . ,r“ _
commissions ypaid. The ont’xfmachino:
sold in the Unitek States for ’lels ‘tba'uiflg
which arefidly licensed by How, Whaler
Wilton, Grocer J: Baker, Singer (2 00., end
Bachcldcr. All-other cheap ,maobiucp no
infringements and the all" or- mor bro , ,_
(correct, fine and imminent. Cir-c .
. Address, or cull‘upon Shaw a 0103..
Biddeford, Maine. , _ '
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