1' MW»- ._ -.
Jamie). his!!!” dissuade
a citlon. ,"-Ne'w ',York
“ 3Bs‘tWecn-__10Vth ind Nth Streets.
One. half theorist telling- cprlees. Call 'and be con-
-' . ' NEW AND BEAUTIFUL SHAPES .
“mangled .. ' per (1° 2., ilggl 4
2m ’ 3' - II II. 1.50
. Fm & SAUCE-RS “ 2.00
-' IDUT'EERDIS , “ 75
FRUITDISHES, “ . 70
DINNER SETS, V130 ps, ’ 30.00'
TEA 6.50
. All other goods memnm lly low, Glass. wire, Plated
,Wa’re', HouseFurni
HADLEY’S "drama ‘ '
cooper Institute, middle niacin?44
Norwalk. continue their Agency for the sale
...w
some“ 5o '
,_ ’ -:‘“f"“;"-!I.~:"‘ "95’Wfik’g7j‘c‘ya‘ ’.’
:r. «-
“owners-sassy»
.v-.x..-./ ....t-I: gas...— --....
o .I- “vs“. Ia..‘-mwr.u(4m.o.z.tl
Small: "Gazelle.
Tuesday, Novemb’r 6, 1866.
An an tograph.
“I slept, and dreamt that life was beauty.
I woke, and found that life was duty.
was thy dream, then, a shadowy lie ?
Toll on, sad heart, courageously,
And thou shalt find thy life to be
Noon-day light and truth to thee.
—Wendell Phillips.
.‘.».
Chnlty.
Then constant filth and holy hope shall die,
on lost in certainty and One': in joy-l , .
While thou, more happy power, firir Charitia - «
Triumphant sister, greatest of the three,
Thy office and 'thy nature still the same.
Lasting thy lamp and unconsumed thy flame.-
Shall still survive— , _
Shaft stand before the host of Heaven confessed, :-
in . and forever blessed. . _
Forever bless g . Matthew .Pr-ior
' W
Joan. BILLINes norms are Pneumon—
I got yureletter by ack'si'd'ent, and reply very
match as follows: ~ '
I am a black Republican,- with white anty-
LYON: wuz in slavery at any kind
9
not behase it wig unkonstitooshnal. but be-
kase it wuz ungodly.
I don’t believe the best judges of kol'or
'kangéiack out a nigger’s soul in the Kingdom
0‘1 believe in the doctrine of sece'mion—if I
don't like mi bornei and am 21, I hev a rite
tow oph, but but got e'nny rite tew
lake e old man's farm. or his tin wair with
In! fined for Ande Johnson; »he is a smart
menu; he her red a grate. many good thrngs,
—a at
ken git out o'v the Union,1~but no State kan ,;
VIII em. in gévonov” having all the
, 11..” ustassoou
«fliers; ‘ .1150 found enny white mails who
hain’tV been wandering tow much lately.
I ar'r'r' in favor 0v heru'g 'ma‘de Postmaster
in our city, but I am about the only man
that iz, wich specks 'well for the di'sinterestid-
hem ov our ci
I am also in fever 0v short stories when a
man hnid’t much tosay Joan BILLINGs.
«.be'
Q‘A' sens'ationin the sportrn world is
the announcement of ab ocean yacht recs
sup. between the: owners of three ri
spills of the, New York s nadron. Messrs.
d are the con-
tsmen. The. purse is of $90,000 ,
c'e fi'om New York to Cowes,
suit will do made during
thereon am df‘Décember. Mr. Bennett's
. . L's, yachts recentl ran an
o‘cea‘u _two' hundmd miles ugh a
gale th'dt' cVOI‘n Vteamers and merchant-
men toplr'tin - _, ’pdrt' fer shelter, and their
stnanch'rress is' suflfoicntly tested. The pro-
posed raceis quite an American novelty.
.».——-'—'—
—Sou"reb0(ly writes to the Tribune; Gen.
John O’Neil of Nashville, Tenn. a gentle-
mi '0! unimpench'able validity, who took a
leading part in the ill-fated Fenian invasion
o-E Canada, and won -a victory over the
.“Qneenle Own. ” stand In a speech' In Nash-
ville thstprior to Gen. Head's prolamatio'n,
ovcrN.0005tand of arms,the pro p Ity of
the United States, had been sold to t 0 Fe-
nian agent with thaapproval of the president.
. —-'l_‘.h_e official investigation of the loss of
the Evening Star has been finished, and the
report sent 10 Washington. It' rs to the effect
that the vessel and engines were in good or-
do!" _i'pd, of sufilcient strength, and the cause
«if the blow the want of a crew. There
were but six ilo who were unable to.
the steamer n the storm. The re3
plat is positive in the' statement that with a
suEdeth crew the vessel could have been
'13 “‘3 III....I .. .
en en. was or mg speec es
in Indiana, acopperhead interrupted him by
saying, “Af cw ears ago; when you was a
Democrat, the publi canscalled you ‘Dirty-
Work Logan, -‘ are you doing dirty work for
the Republican party now 1’ " Yes, sir,” re-
sonded the Gen. “I am skinning copperheads,
Indit' re the dirtiest. work I ever did; but it
“fit to be done.” -
, -.- correspondent of the Philadelphia
Ledger writes that six year’s experience has
convinced him that a coat Otgum var-
high, applied to the soles of' boots an shoes,
andrepcated as it dries. until the pores are
filled and the surface shines like polished
mah by. will make the soles water proof,
ands use cause them to last three times as
longs: brdrnary seles'. .
FRUIT TREES!
mm manna-3‘s:
' AT THE
“W OANAAN NURSERY.
The subscribers take pleasure in announ-
dying to the public that their stock of
Fruit and Ornamental Trees, '
. ms,“ .
is unusually large 'and of unsurpassed excel-
lance. We feel confident}; In LEaaym that we
believe our stuck ofAP REES par.
tic'I'Ilarly to 'be the 130me and Best in this
We are also positive that we can
furnish mTrees of nor-m UALITY, in Bar-
m Canal}, and for Lass ONnv than they
can h'soburined from distant Nurseries.
Those wishing to urchase Trees and Vince
will do well to8 their orders early—or
still better. visit our Nursery and make their .'
ownselectlon's;
TEPVHBN HOYT & SONS,
P. S. We take phoneme in showing per-
sonsthrough our nrseries, whether desi-
rodent". purchasing trees or not; 'and would
cordially invite all intereswd t0 visit the
NNew Canaan, Aug. 17th,1866.
Pm STYLES.
1 EB subscriber offers to the Ladies of
Norwalk the benefit of- his large as-
sort'In'ent of the most improved and Fashion-
:b'le St lee of the Season consisting of Bon-
ockeys and Turbans in all their
vari of shapes: Bleached. ressed, Dyed
and tered. Also Furs, Beavers, Plush and
Shoddys, done over cal to new.
At the old stand, arshall Street, South
Norwalk.
1y11 GILES HAULENBECK.
the first National 3Vnnk,
OF SOUTH NORWA'LK.
South Norwalk, COnn., Oct.,9th, 1866.
v -—The Board of Directors of this Bank
.. 'dcclsredi dividend of Four per cent, on
‘ . :swc‘k, free from Government tax, pa
. - after the 7th day ofNovember next. he
room he closed from October 26th to
[._. Cashier.
' midwhere- ha
2 " reins ‘ngcmfie
. V‘KMSI V V -_All “kinds o'l‘
man years with George
ent of
sum seamless”, Sash all circulars.
.mothswloa Cloa_klngs. and Cloak Omani t &.
.Cloake cn't and fitted £6 Cloak Patternseilllrrsnislgzd on
NO connection with corner store. ‘: ..:,
PASSAGE CEBTIECATES
V V AND FOREIGN DRAFTS.
A. H. BYINGTON & 00.. Gazette Office
of For'ei D and P Certificates.
Tickets Ithe “ ationa'l" Line of Steamers
ind “ Black Star” Line of Packs sold at
:02. same rates charged at the New ork of-
l NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
_ which are really beautiful; worthy of. exam-
- "found in every page, as graphic detail. bril-
. liant wit, and authentic history, are skilfully
- and see our terms and
lsdividooale ov a wandering turn of mind '
.wards from $20 to $30 per acre. Five and
V And over 100 other varieties.
' W. G. Wilson & 00., Cleveland
. above and all Inherited and Chronic Discus
Agcuts Wanted for the
Camp, Battle Field, Or. the Hospital,
01' Lights .3: Shadows of the Great Rebellion
There' Is acertain portion ofthc war that will
never go into the regular histories, nor be
embodied in romance 01 poetry, which is u
very real part of it, and will, if preserved
convey Sto succeeding generations 0. beltcl
idea of, the spirit of the conflict than many
dry Ieports or careful narratives of events,
and this part may be called the gossip, the
fun, the pathos of the war. This illustrates
the character of the leaders, the irumor of
the soldiers, the devotion of women, the
bravery of men, the pluck of our heroes,
the romance and hardship of the service.
The volume 18 profusely illustrated with
over 100 engravings by the first artists,
ination as specimens of the alt. Tire book’s
contents include reminiscences of camp,
picket, spy, scout, bivouac. siege, and battle-
field. adventures; thrilling feats of bravery,
wit, drollery, comical and ludicrous adven-
tures, etc. ., etc.
Amusement as well as instruction may be
intervroven in this work of literary art
This work sells itself. The people are
tired of dry details and partisan works, and
want something humorous, romantic and
startling Our agents are making from $100
0 per month clear of all expenses.
toSendfor circulars, giving full particulars,
roof of the hbove as-
semen. Address NA IONAL P BLISH-
ING 00.,118 Water St. Boston, Mass; '
ANTED-AGENTS to sell Re
D. C. Ennv' s works, “The Cottage L.
clusiveterritory given. Good inducements.
Send for Circular. HORACE WEN'rwon'rl'Vr,
Publisher, 119 Washington St. Boa .
run RURAL AMERICAN
FREE l—The best Paper for Funnels,
Gardeners, Fruit Gro'wer's, &c;, in this
country, published at UTICA, N. Y. for $1. 50
Vayear, and every subscriber receiving the
worth of his money in Gratuities of choice
Grape Vines, Strawberry Plants. &c. the
best in existence, and splendid Steel Plate .,
Engraving=, worth $2. 00 each. Tire paper
isfree from now till January. Send for garm-
ub' '
pics, with full details. No charges.
Agents wanted in every town. - Address,
BMINER, Clinton, Oneida 00., N. Y.,
where my editorial office 65 farm are located.
I Hammonton Fruit Lands.
THE best opportunity to secure a home ,
mild and healthy climate, soil suitable
for all crops; the anr FRUIT 'LAND IN THE
UNION; best of markets—being New York
and Philadelphia, from $200 to $500 per
acre cleared from small fruit; a large popu-
lation already located; hundreds are set-
tling' , good society , perfectly healthy, soft
water; all advantages. Lands for sale in
and around the famous HammOnton Fruit
settlement, 30 miles from Philadelphia. A
large tract' rs now divided into Farms to suit
the actual settler. Price for 20 acres and up-
ten acre lots for sale. Terms liberal, title
perfect. For full information address
Bums & Jamie. Hammonton, N. J.
All letters answered.
To Retailers.
Children and Youths’ genteel thorough-
made Metal-Tipped Shoes; also, Boots and
Shoes with the new UNION Tip (a Metal Tip
over a Patent Leather Tip), always on hand
,THAYER &Wnrrcomn, Boston, Mass.
' The Elm Street Hotel,
fifl No. 24Elm St. (formerlyfold No. 9)
Boston. Board 82p or day. Rooms,
without meals, 75 cents. A splendid Billiard
Room attached. House open all night.
EBILLINGS, Proprietor.
I - .
Crrcular Saws,
With BmersOu’s Patent Movable Teeth,
Cut more and better lumber, with the some
power and In the same time, than any other
Saw in the world, with less expenditure of
labor and files, and never wear smaller. For
descriptive pamphlet, with price list, address
American Saw 00., No.2 Jacob St.
New York.
Sin—Do you wish to
find out all about
Gas Machines Of
all kinds I
Have you a house or factory, .
or other buildings to light?
Before doing so, be sure and
.end for our Circular. You
~ V= will not regret' I.
UNION GAS CO.
'40 Broomfield Street, Boston.
, Empire Sewing Machines,
ARE SUPERIOR To ALL ormsRs.
For Family and Manufacturing
Purposes.
contain all the latest improve-
ments; are speed,
easy to work. lluslrated circulars free.
Agents wanted. Liberal discounts allowed
No consignments made. WIRTH &‘ ROOT,
232 Washington Street, Boston.
ESTABLISHED IN 1780..
HULL’S TOILET SOAP,
32 PARK ROW, NEW YORK.
HONEY, DEMULCENT, PALM, &C.
TheSe soaps
are warranted not to chap or injure the most
delicate skin, yield a quick lather, and are of
l1rant odor. For- sale by the Druggists
Grocers In this place.
Ohevalier’s Life for the Hair
Never fails to‘reatore Gray Huir tO its orig-
inal Color, freshness and .beadt ;will posi-
tively stop its falling out; wil- surely pro-
mote its growth; is certain to impart life and
vigor; will invariably keep the head in a
Clean, cool, and healthy condition; contfilns
arr
nothing InJurIoue has no equal I’23::
Drederh and Is endorsed bur
claps.- 'ur'e you, L .
med ’it'3 I“ ofi‘d'e uiré fur the S
all Dr'ug'g s't's‘. ARAH ACHEVALIER
1M; D. At wholesale in BostOn by Geo. ,C.
Goodwin Ar 00. Weeks & Potter, M. S Bnrr
& 00., Carter & Whey.
HIT-L‘s HAIR DYE, only 50 ate——
Black or- Brown, instantaneous, natural
durable; best arid cheapest. Contains as
much as dollar sizes. cot, 66 John Sh,
New York. Sold by all_ ruggists , -
Curls! _Curlsll
saivip'iss '
snnr runs _ '
A _Sample of Prof. Robb‘s Curligue, will
be sent free to any address The CURLIQUE
will curl the straightcst hair on the first ap-
plication (without injury) in softluxuriant'
beautiful flowing curls. Address with stamp
Prof. B, H. ROBB. Parkham,0hi0.
Ivms’ Patent flair Crimpers.
17in- Crimping and Waving Ladies Hair. No
Heal required in using them. Ask your Store-
keeper for them. If he does nOt keep them,
write to the Manufacturer, E. IVINS, Sixth
St. &Columbian Avenue. Philadelphia. .~
AGENTS WAN TED—'82 000 a Year and
Expenses to Male and Female Agents,
to introduce a new and useful invention, ab-
solutely needed' In every household. Agents
preferring to work on commission can earn
$2010 $50 per day, For particulars address
,Olrl
ARRH; Brouchrtis" Scro 1‘.:Liver
' "and Kidney Diseases.- -.Natnre s r'"Reine—
dials from plants.
ing, for60 years keeper of the LinnIen Nur-
series, has discovered positive euros for the
es, Dyspepsia, Nervous Debility, Rheuma-
tism, and others resulting from impurity o!
the blood and hitherto incurable. Explana—
tory cicular, one stamp. Treatise on all Ills—
cases, 20 etc.
.- , ,USE . .
PE'NN'E'Y?"S..V‘
IEG-YPTIAN LOWS' "
FOR THE
HANDKERCHIEF.
noiseless, durable and 4’
WM. R PRINCE, Floslst .
._....-
EFor ; Jerml't'rit';
i on need suffer no longer, un-
you (III) as. Its effect is magi-
c. 1!, curing ufier all other reme-
CUREOICG have failed. Sold by all
f)mggisls, or it will be sent any
where. Address J. WHITE,
Drmrgrisl, 38 Leverelt Street, Bos-
1011.1'lslnblisllcd in business 1832
W. H. SWORD’S:
FASHIONABLE
TAILOBING
Illllus
g}, V§T ! ”d . peo ple of Norwalk and vicinity
‘ 3"!" JUL” “4% - ,ill'fd :5ch pt'a'ke notice that we d e and
NEAR THE DEPO'T,' _ , ‘ £1 gfiod‘esooods, viz: silks, 'ellnos,‘
47". ides, rape,BombazInes,Alapaca
-‘\:
South Norwalk, Conn., i
934‘
keepsconstantly on hand, the .
L A T E s '1"
and most FASHIONABLE styles of '2
CLOTHS, ' ,
CASSIMERES, . 'f .
bray,” by the. set or single volume. The ,4 4 '
best canvassing books ever published. Ex- ' -
and everything in the line of
GENTS FORNISHINO GOODS
Also
TRUN KS,
1'
'UMBfiRfi Assad
Has now-on hand one of the best and mos't';
complete assortments of '
GENTS Kill GLOVES,
ever brought into Norwalk, 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 Lovvest Cash Prices.
. Gents are invited to call and- examine our
Goods and Prices, we know we can suit. 9
One of the best Cutters in the County 15
employed on Custom work, and good satis-
faction guaranteed. The public patronage
is respectfully solicited.
A lar e and varied assortment 05 facny';
WALK G CANE
HR BAGSm E
1
,"L
CHILanrvs
111111116“;er
ONE of the finest, largest and most com-
plete assortmenls _of
Childrens Clothing, Ready Made
ever shown in' this vicinity, can now be seen
at the store of the subscriber, South Nor-
wnlk, and can be bought at very reasonable
prices. They
styles, from the best of materlmrl
lull and complete .s'tock ofV
Gents’ Ready Made Clothing
and
Also, a
Furnishing Goods,
at fair prices. Call and exam ne.
. _ .. -V.;Wllr. HIé'w Ivonne .
South Nomv’alk, Ct.
.334
Near the Railroad Crossing.
The place to buy your
GROCERIES.
IS AT
DOTY & MOREHOUSE’S.
Who have a fine assorlmenl, and at the
lowest: ca,sh prices.
COFFEE FLOUR, 650., at' gre‘sfly reduced
prices. We have Just received a choice lot
of new crop PORTO RICO MOLASSES,
which we offer at a bargain. Call and ex.
amine. 4-
NO TICE.
snaurve or-r- an cos-n
WALL PAPER
SOOOROLLS,
AT COST P.R!CE.
From this cute sober Illhi- 1866.. '
M.& J.T .PBOWITT.
JOHN ERY,
TAKES this opportunity to inform his
old customers that he has disposed of
his interest in the Store No.4 J ames s Block,
and hastaken the middle basement, in the
Gazette Building, directly under the Store-m
of V an HobseadBAn'rbler where he is pr'tejfl‘jrg“i
pared to execute all orders entrusted to hint,
such as Tin Roofing, Setting of Furnaces,
Ranges, Baths for both cold and hot writer,
or s, and Plumbing in all its
._ ,__ .. In
Best and Cheapest Insurance!
THE ORIGINAL
Travellepsfinsuraneeyoo
OF HARTFORD, CONN.,
INSURES AGAINST
' .a.
ALso aoarnsr
Loss of Life from Any Cause,
Whether Disease or Accident,
Withil c .5 Wars II I '
v. ornp Irsausn for, {P lrgnpdles
PI'Ild up Capital, $500,000,
With a Surplus of. $200, 000. . -
ern and AccmnN'r Policles (combined) insure
agatnsnloss oftlll‘e from any causes“; nether disease
or accident, with compensatién l'urdVisubling erson-
a1 injuries. All approved forms 0! Life olicics
written.elther with or without cumpcnsatioh, as the
applicantprefers. Rates ofpremium Icry low The
combined policy, it is believed, oll'r- I r the best and
cheapest insurance extant.
General Accident Policies Insure 11'" rlust all cusu;
altles except (llscase paying um sum from $1,000
' to $10000' III case of filth accident, or 5 to $50 or
week for disablingin‘ urles. and c'ost but a trill m:
sum Over SEVEN ‘Y-FIVE rnousasn POLL“. 9.5;
CIES have been written within um years by the
Taavsnsns or Hanrroun, and t'hilselllwnsand jive
hundred losses paid.
$93,000 for! LGIBI than $1,040,
was. realized to the families 01' sixty policy- holders
who .10'st- their. Ives by accident within the past
two years.
WGenerslAccidentPolimcs \VI' “.1011 by the Com-
.pany‘ 3 Agents without delay. No Medical examina-
tion required Life Poll‘ es or combine Life and
AbcidéntPolldlbs are lilf rll'te'n at the 1 me Ofilce.
G; BAT ’I‘TERSON Prcs' t.
are made up in the latest "'
SUGAR’S. TEA’S, '
'rmi’ NORWALK BAND
IHBFUR‘NIS‘H from 1516' 20 pieces
Brass, and 4 to 8 pieces String Music
'at short notice, by addressing the Ex. Com,“
or the Leader; all applications‘ by; mail adj?
dress' Box" ‘108, Norw'al k P. 0.
U28 C. E. ORA-BB, Chairman, Ex. Com.
'“C. B l' R K S,"
DYE 85 PRINT WORKS
174 State Street
BRIDGEPO'RT, CONN.
ABranch Office at-‘Pancy Store of C.
GRAND Main‘ Street, Norwalk.
.. , . .
Gm:
a_,_, d, hr Dress G 069. at sh'0rt notice
‘c‘olor’s possible, 'and,‘ili ,
only not to be surpassed“ In this , , 6%;
0 also clean and dye Gent's' 2%
mehts. . Also _ce Window taine
P Shhfi‘fslfii d‘
s rl' ion. articu nr nttenti i. an
‘5 p I‘ileons,Feather§ add'Kld Y
All] goods done at, this establishmen
moms- to gIve‘satIsfacuo Sm
Leave your orders or go
wk“
.1: WI
.dE
It'-DURAN 1“
' . ,, at hrsmnenggre"
if
I
.L
DissolutionofGo—Partnership
THE Co-partuership heretofore existing
under the name and firm of FIN v
BROTHERS Is this day dissolved by mutual
consent. All accounts of the late firm will“
be adje‘gted lyiF. F23 Fin c;.-.‘
r ECII'GE HEINNEY. é
.‘..r
.flotrce. m. I:
~i'rllRSlqs’III'Ii {requested :‘to Pea medi'sme’t ' e
dime: with me immediately, :atoirr. oldlstu, d
No: oxidised Block; iwhe‘rel‘shallrnomi he
the .birslness' of-the lath rli'mney‘(Brothers, In
dispensihg- =to-the public-:2 a a“ :22 a .r; "r
dflfihfia' szy {3m
' as cheap as can be obtained anywherel Iih -
town.- Thankful for the liberal patronage
rind many favors bestowed upon us duri g
the past year, I trust for acontinuance of e
same. FREDERICK F. FINNEY'.
Norwalk, July 61h,1866.
FURNITURE FURNITURE
ar run
-. , masseuse
..,,'_ Nun; n5 Urrnn sun or WST.
The” so am II has the Egg agofimo
ofVHo'usehold Fururture gouty,-
fChamb sorts of all kinds Bu'réahs.
Our'r 09., Tete-a-Te es 0 d T les,
”Maggi .- flier Ta '3; C ode bles,%bEx-
tension Tables, Chdirs 'Iand Rockers of all
varieties; ' I
. Looking Glasses, Picture
Framey and everything else' In the For--
lniture'lin'e,-- ~__ .
Cheap For Cash'
RE PAI RI NC promptly done by expe
rienced workmen.
. Undertaking, .'s‘
Allag leggings” .Vnssprtnlent ofGOFEINS, 01-14110
'In'nlerla s con'slI'Ianly on lrarid.hror'1dfos,c r-
ridges. Hearse, and everything necéésaryfo « r
the burial of the dead, furnished cheaper
than can be obtained els'ewhere.= -. ~‘ : "
A' nc'w- 'and elegant coach bO'dyi HBO?“
has jost been rec‘ei
LERT RAYMOND.
ANTED,III exchange for goods. at d'ur
Store. Geese, Turkey and .Hen Feath-
. .ers, Old :Iron', Brass. Copper, ZiiIc, .zLed
Pewter, 'Beeswux and Rugs, for the which
will pay- :the highest market price" 4
C. &‘ E. K. LOCKWOUD «it CO:
LOUR from new Wheat, by the Loadl'or
SIGHTS EfPPMOT 119.41) a 00’5
drawn by. two horses ELB
IRON'ANB S'I‘liili ,-‘ :f .
“humoul'u‘ilal Implements,
PAINTS OILS WINDOW GLASS
~ acl‘ acl’; incl.
At Lowest Carib Prices,-
L00k:, dead, rim, and mortice, all kinds.
Kl'loD's, Silver; Plated,
Mineral.
@éésscd wry) lgbhada hofig '
......
Cutlery, Table and pocket, large ass't.
Gflirdhuble slid slhgledirrrel
Pistols, Revolvers and single barrels.
“rim, Inortice,:lrll kinda, .. -
Porcelain and
Iron and Steel, full assortment Of sizes
and kinds.
Carriage Sprarrgs,
clips,&c., &c.
Axles, bolts
Agricultural Inlplor'n'cnls, full
assortment.- .
“MS. and Oils, of 111% best prayin-
«fsetnfeq '6 ii 32'2- .;4 . it; is..."
V ALSO
' HUTCHINSONIS
6 WHITE" Brill?!
J. ;; .. 't-I -' .
RODNEY DENNlS." 'Sec'y'.‘ I“ 1.}... .-é
5m42 GEO. R. COWLES, _Agent,NorwlIlk, Conn.
(Io-Partnership Notice.
F ‘llE Subscribers baviu endear. ‘Win'
partnerslrvp, under? no 10in
Benedict 85 Mecker,- for the pm pose of deal-
Co-
ings, in
M005. WQQP 608,
3'3; 5? .‘ka EOE it IL $59,353
time, fiemen
would. ..lthn‘ollnce’rm the: public, tlclat they
have a full supply of the lllmVI: mention: I!
articles now ,in. tilelryartk'ucxl , It I Smith‘s
Sinus Plotfe'ry,‘ Bust sr'déol' lh'e Bild'ge, which
trey WI i sell III 1.1 consrnxrll ( all it‘s at
the lowest urallmtgpgl‘lceIIIO I I" “ROI "'
All ““6301. leiuatIuIc 81010 01 A J. Meeker
Main Stl’eer \fi'll'I'rECcll/e prompt attention.
0. [1.1’ENEDIC'1‘,
m“ A. .f. MEEKER.
NomilkfiMaafl 191866 ..
gmgurrsgrtiedn nts withr
thlknmf®£§fi
'BsN'nmc'r' HOLMRs are reqricstm to Zeal]
HBENEDICT.
' ‘and settle immediately), with
/
. 9. .
_nr- ......
col.
(llltH l lllcillesf'iil'l'd'fl'n'ost' useful articles in
market, one an can alga two barrels of
e—bldenperpln’ “thud? wall. :"2
Lyalfij , . Blurb”. it. 35.1... . r2. '7! K
BA I’S Raw as Super Phosphate
of Li I idle; Together with a
full supply of Hardware, Agricultural imple-
ment's ll‘b'n Itiid'Steel, Window Glass s,Pai_nts,
Oils 650., wholesale ,and retail by ,1
Sept. lsl, 1866. W. C. STREET.
m.,. $3., -,.4,,,..«...2. - 4 . ;~ _. .1,, .
“donom Railway Building.
:' indebted to .'said Estate fore requests to In
‘Ine'diate payment to. .
From oreporto
Edith)”;
’ 1618632?
- and sill
”Wilts. Is: Genesis. -
MIDDLETOWN, CONN.
BRANCH WAREHOUSE
87 John Street, N. Y.
Manufacturer of the celebrated Patent
Revolving Stand Premium Pump,
{’m%§3u,);§rldu 8 Egg SHONE;
Force Pumps of various styles 3'and capacity
bolb hand and power.
PATENT STEAM PUMPS.
is; IEIIEEESTSSEIOW
HYDYAUIIIC RAMS.
' GALVANIZED
PUMRW CI—IAIN.
PATENT. CAST IRON CURBS.
CAST IRON SPOUTSJ
01'
FIRE ENGINES
Ornamental II'IdIi Horse Posts, Grindston_
Trimmmgs, Friction Rolls and Stand
Wrought Iron Butts and. Hinges, Washer
&c., &c. 6m33 .
Norwalk mnchrne Shop.
THE subscriber would respectfully infor
Wmmnenl;
Isl.
nery,in Norwalk and vicinity, that he' rs pr
pared to do all things pertaining to a gene "
:11 machine shop. All orders for the' mak "
or reparing of every description of mach '
rrer‘y, attended to with promptucssby exp
rienced workmen. . Having added a stcani
. Eugine',(in additionto water-power) to h
works he flutters himself that be 18 well pr
pared to db till kinds 'of work, at very shosi
notice. . ISAAC CHURCH, Jr. :3
Machiné shop, just back of the Post Ofllé
1!
NOrWdllf, Murcll lst, 1865.
CABINET MAKERS, do
ARtE now prepared to offer to 01‘: public
be largest and best assortment of
Good Furniture,
1' urmture Store, ever ofiered in Norwalk.
In 6 744 ; "1
f‘h rdne‘bm Vbliiricows'sz' PRICES.
want anything .wc‘keep. will find it to their
interest to give us a call. Spring Mattresses
of 3 or 4 different kinds; very cheap. Hair
Mattresses, made to order, and old ones made
over as good as new. . -
UN DEIGTAKING,
we keep on hand a very large assortment of
Gamma of every description, furnish shrouds,
scarfs. carriages, and eve thing necessary
..for the interment of the end. and at very
low prices. We are Just completing another
Iltdbse'r Idmni‘nodilrdfinfih‘fl
shalluse whenever our services are required,
without ezlra chaage.
EIQUINTARD &. SONS.
s. n. I 11.- w. SMITHS’
AERIGAN ORGAN S.
" THE AMERICAN OROAN S are the ONLY REAL
REED.ORGANS now before the ublic. The only
Organ havinv a REVERE ERATL G SOUND BOX
or WIND CHEST—which has the some important
part to perfornr as the Sounding Board has In 0 Pi-
ano Forte (to give body and resonance of tone) and
u itlrout which the Organ becomes merely a Melodc-
on In an Oegnn Casc.T1Ie American 0r ans not
only have the Wind- Chest, or Sound Box, at have
the large Organ Bellows, giving power and' g at
steadiness 013:0 e. -T use with their extreme nc
voicing of code rfccting of the tone,
make them the MOST TE CT ORGAN KNOWN.
Then, in fineness or workmanship, finish of action,
and case, they excell all others. These great im-
provernents and superiority of tone and \v corkmarr-
ship of the AMERICAN ORGANS place them In the
front rank as the best, and command a higher price
i than air'y'other‘fnr'théfmai‘kéf: Alcar'e'hil examination
of them, in comparison with others, will quickly
show their superiority,
NEW INSTRUCTOR
“TI-IE AMERICAN ORGAN,
Or Orghifi'ts' Poi-161' Companion " -
Mailed on receipt of $2. 00.
Warerooms and Manufactory, Tremorrt opposite
Waltham St., Boston, Mass
,MW‘sfigNWtflth Probate ,JVc'ourl, as. October
STATE 01' MfNOT AYRES
naan, 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 Creditors of said Estate, to exhibit
their claims for settlement. Those who neglect to
present their accounts, (properly attested, within
said time, will be debarre areeovc . All persons
indebted to said Estate are re ueste to make' Imme-
diate payment to LUCRE’ IA AYRES,
ALFRED 0ND,
.'I 'l s ...ronN‘
3t* 4t Adminrstrat‘ol-s with the will annexed.
late of New
District 0 1Jt’orwalk, as. Probate 00ml, octo-
ber 20th. A. 6.
STATE of SALLY KELLOGG late of Norwalk,
1 in said District, deceas
The Court of Probate fur the District of NOrwalk
hath limited and allowed six months from the date
hereof. forthe Creditors of said Estate to exhibit
their claims for settlement. Those who neglect to
present their accounts, properly attested. within
saidtime. willhed e barredarecover. All ersons
WILLIAM J. KELLOGG
Administrator.
VINEIIAND.
AllllI AND FRUIT Lilian, in nrlld and
healthful climate. Thirty’m és'oau 'ofl’hila- -
(lclplllll. by Railroad, in New Jersey on the slim
line of latitude us Baltimore, Md.
3t’43
‘ clay to a sandy loam, suitable forWheat,G_rass, Corn
Tobacco, Fruits and. vegetab' es. This ,is a real
fruit country. Five hundred Vine s an 0r-
chards have been planted out b experienced fruit
growers. Grapes. Peaches, cars. .20.. produce
immence profits. Vinelnnd is alread one of the
‘ most beautiful places In the United tates. The
entire territory, consisting of fifty square miles of
land. is laid out upon a general system of improve.
meals. The land' rs only sold‘to actual settlers with
provision for public adornment The place, on ac-
count of its great beauty, as well as other advanta-
ges. has become the resort of people of taste It has
Increased c_fli‘vo throusand pco Io wilthirrthg past thgee
cars. 1 00 9. ca cmies, o-
diodes? Of Cl'f'g'a [fit Bdb‘ifim other elements of
refinement and culture have been introduced Hum"
dreds of people are constantly Qettlin Hundreds
of new houses are being construcle. Price of
Farm Land, twenty acre lots and upwards, $25 'per
CIDER al'III' WINE Mllrlrah‘ii'ruwfi“ WW2: i?€el'“i§‘lfrc‘l"ln“it€513...
trict than in any other locality north of Norfolk.Vs‘.
Improved places for sale.
Opening-I for all kinds of business, Lumber Yards, .
Mmrul‘nctories. Foundries. Stores and the like; and
Steam I owe with room can be rented.
climate, anda good soil, in a country beautifully
othe r social prlvile es, in the heart of civilization,
it is worthy of a vis t.
lwe ed and the Vinelun n'g Rumba pa-
ining report
ere
perfifl flog" ioné. unseen
of Solon obinson,
sent to applicants,
Address CHAS. LAN IS Vineland P. 0.,
Lmrdis Township. New Jersey.
68010,; Robinson, Agricultural
7,314“ oneof oft/Is most ea:-
Wu tum "nlmbstrlecel‘. ostlion
fiver eai‘lmc film 119 that
we ahnow Of this side of the esters. Prairies."
. 6m‘3 .
HELSEVA Cooking Stove, sold by
. ‘4 C. &E. K. LOCKWOOD otCO.
COOK STOVE sold. by
CM E. K. LOCKWOO'yD & co.
OODEN WARE of all kinds, sold at
. C. «b E. K.LOCKWOOD & CO”
JUSTICE
OR. Sore ’l‘lll',mrl Coughs, Colds, Dyptlre-
ria, Whooping Cough, Bronchitis, Spit-
ting of Blood and Pulmonary Affections
generally. A130 a remarkable remedy for
Kidney Complaints Diabetes, Gravel Piles,
Scurvy, etc. Pri'c'e $1. 00 per bottle.
For sale at if. M. PROWITT’S
Corner Drug Store.
'5‘ Wd‘mfil gills €qu and $
duties of Selectmen, Justi, s of- 1er0:
Pcace,Constublcs the. logotl'i'el" tb many"
useful legal forms, the For Sale by
A. SELLECK.
.I. LTOfiA‘c'c‘o ._i'f All kinds, at manufacturers
HOLMES'S
prlces, at
F225,, (VP? ...,
Manufactdrers and Others using mach , '
n. onus-run. .a.‘ sortie.
mmprrsrng every article usually kept' In a’V
Our customers and the public generally who V' BANK OF
01m,
,1%URNINGFLU,ID at i
"h
The Soil is rich and productive, varying from a "'7‘,
I234
For p'cr'sbds who des'lre' mild winters, II healthful: - . '
White Pine COIIIpIIuIId, l
omens - _ ,.
Marble Works
Norwalk, COnn.
THE subscriber, formerly of the firm of
E. Price 85 Son, having taken the a' cncy 0f
the above MARBLE ESTABLIS MENT
in Phoenix Block, (near the Pottery Works of
Asa E. Smith&Sons,)' rs n0w prepared to
furnish every description of
Italian and American
_ MARBLE. GRANITE.
' Drab, or ‘Brovvn Stone,
Chain Whebds and Fixtures. ' MONVMENTS
VSLABS, TABLEZS,81NK8,¢QC.
As well as
Hantlos and Furniture Slabs
“‘24...
in general, ,nud furnished at the lowesgpos.
sible prices. “:1. .
CEMETERY FENCING mo'N mu 1
&c., furnlshed and put up ,. lOl‘t node: and
‘on very favorable terms.
ticut, the subscriber feel. ill. .1 in repugtion
fO'r artistic excellence and h'ou'nr: Ibl'c dcdlmg
is already too well establ rel-cal to need r
Address 3
E. B. PRICE Agdjirt.
NOrwalk, Ct, May 1131,1866 '1
Third Avenue Savmgs Bank.
COI'DeI‘ of third Avenue and 26th St, N. Y
4 -CHARTER 1864. " .
Prca'eni; Amount: [of Deposits, 2, 300, 000.
mendation.’
v
LL deposits made on or before the 20th
ofOctober, January, April and J nly will
draw Interes 15mm the let of these months.
N daily from 10 a. m., to 3
gm ., and on Monday Wednesday and
aturdny Evenings, from 6 to 8 p. m.
PER.CENT interest allowed (free from
$9388?mcnt Tax) on all, sums from $1 to
SPENCER K. GREEN, Presrdcnt.
RICHARD KELLEY, S'ecre'tary. , ly8
I. E. JENNINGSGI. 5010'.
-REAL ESTATE,
Fire & LiféiIIid'IIrnnce Brokers,
392 Eighth Avenue, and 67 Wall St., N. Y.
SOUTHERN LANDS. ~«Great induce-
merits offered to Settlers, In Tracts of 50 to
5, 000 Acres. All orders left at the residence
of J. H. Jennings, or at the Post Office,South
Norwalk will receive prompt altention. tf21
J. H. JENNINGS. s. B. JENNINGS.
' BOOTH GI. PEGE
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS OF
Crockery, China. and Glassware,
Have removed '10
112 Lgeonard- Street,
A full stock of CROCKERY, GLASS-
WARE, KEROSENE LAMPS, &C., by the
PACKAGE or repacked to order. 6m21
New York, May 15th, 1836.
CITIZENS’c SAVINGS BANK of the City
of New York, No. 58 Bowery, Corner
in Canal 'St, Six PER CENT INTEREST PAID,
(free from Government lax) On all Sums
from FioetoFlec llwusand Dollars. Inter-
estcommences on deposits on the lst of
January, April, July and October, and is
every day fol the reception and payment of
money, 10 to” 3 o'clock, and also on Monday,
Wednesday, and Friday evenings from” .I to
70’ clock. 1’ link books in German, FlerlclI,'
and English. GEO. FOLSOM, President.
SEYMOUR A. BUNCE, Secretary. 1,;2'5
CHEAP PASS AGE
V. To and from-
GREAT BRITAIN 6; IRELAND-
TAPSCOTT BROTHERS &. CO.’S -
Emigration and Exchange (Misc.
86 South Street, New York.
DRAF‘I‘S on England, Ireland, Scotland
and Wales. Tnpscott s favorite line of
LIVERPOOL PACKETS sails every three
days. X Line of LONDON PACKETS
grails every ten days, also by Steamship, sail-
big week y. Parties wishing to send for
their friends, or remit money 10 the Old
Country, can do so at the lowest Vrat'és,
by applying to H. B. GLOVVER,
Savings Bank, Newtown.Fairfiél_d COunty
Connecticut. 1y8
Metropolitan Savings BIIIIII,
No.1 THIRD AVENUE,
(Opposite the Cooper Institute.) - - an-Yoak,
IN CORPORATBD In 1853 by act of Lewis.
lature for the safe keeping of. money.
per cent. intereSt allowed on deposrts, cour-
meucing quarterly in October, January,
April and July. Bank' open daily, from 9 to
2 o'clock, and on Monday, Wednesday and
Batur‘day', frdni 5 to 7 O’clock ‘P. If ~ 4
ISAAC T. SMITH. l’l‘cs't.
1y36 W. J‘. BARNES, 800’ y. ‘
BQN TON‘ COFFEE ..POT every] lover of
- go'od belies should have on said
O; 65,131 K LOCKW
l. :lmn gallop,
also Lamps". or the sari‘r
K. Locumlm £00.
EVERYBODY WONDERS,
HOW FIFTY CENTS CAN GO AS FAR
AS A DOLLAR.
Such _peOple must go to the great Grocery Store of
T. R AGNEW
Nos. 260 and 262 GREENWICH STREET, cor. Mur- .
, ray, New York,‘ .
and see the piles of Srlgar and the slacks of Tea. be~
sides all of the other Eelsblce In the way of _FIOIIr, '
Hams. Shoulders, Cheese, Butter Lard, Syrup, Rais-
.ins, Currants ctc. :besides Candies, Soap, Starch etc.
all to be had
I.
' CHEAPER THAN ANY OTHER STORE IN THE
WORLD. "
' Wholesale and Retail Cash. Grocer House
.WINES AND BRAND [ES E03. EDICAI'I USE.
JWCut this out rind bring it along. _g
Iv'ew Arrangement.
improved, aboundinv in fruits, and possessing: all ISH‘AVING ANDEAIR DRESSING
SAINT
THE subscribers wOuld iandrm the public
that they have united their' Suloous, and
that hereafter they will logelllr- r continue the
SHA VING AND HAIR DRESSING
Business tinspire £0?“ a pleasant Rooms uu-.
dcr lt & BIO, in Guzetté .
where ldl'eynre, prepared to execute
Edmund” “yolk, hafniding 10' The profession
och. They, will spare
pains In-Slmmng. a'llr monogram Clut—
Shampomny, the. dad are ‘dent of
their ability to give the best 01' set Is clion to
all who favor- them Willi their patronage.
,E‘Speciai attention will be given to cut-
tin .and dressing of Ladies and children' s
. Humans] 0 Separate. ROom With a private cn--
attuned has been provided f9r Ladies.
HAIR” Drums executed in lire’best man-
ner. ,
'l'egl‘hc also ma act'I'II-ae “ Hv'rnr'rrorv
HAIR IONIC," a most excel eat article for
clean'l thnrflea ,removifig Dandruff, Scarf,
&.c. -All iiihds air ils, Pomudcs &c. .,
constantly on hand.
., with nea'f'ricss and dis
JOHN DORM'ANNS,
, GEO. SCHAUB.
9'0 A MONTI'I I—ACIEN'YS' wuu-_
tc'd for sin: em ely new or iiéles, Just V
out.. AddressO. 'l‘. CAREY. City Building,
'Blddelonl, Maine. " _ , .
BILLBBADS, all sizes, in any quantity
Ruled and Printed in the bent style, at the
Gaznr'rn J on Omen
NORWALK
HORSE RAILWAY 00
ISuni'n'fer Al'rahtg’ément
., Leave Norwalk. ‘
' 5.40A.M., N. “Yorkr 2..52P M. ,.N Y Ex
CONVEYANLLS.
6. 2'54 do Norwalk Special.
~7.25- “ u. I 3.45P. M. No Train.
8.38 “ ~4N..:Haven. 4.24 I“ N. H. Ex
0.22 .‘I. N,-.H.’.Ex; ' 5.19 “4— N.~Y. Ex
10.00 “ No Train.-. 5.24 .M NrHavcn
10.35 “ N. Y. Ex.- 6.154 . fl. NsSpec'ial
10. 59‘ “ N. .York. . 6.57-. “ N0 Train.
1.2 00 M No' Train. 7. 17' “ N. Haven
'1.11 P; M., N.‘ Haven. 8. 00 “ No Tram
1. 35 “ N. H. Ex. 8.47 “ . Y. x.‘
2.20 “ No Train 9.29 “ N. H. Ex.
10. 00 Saturdays only.
Leave South Norwalk:
6.00 A.M. 12. 20 P. M. 5.52 RM.
6.45 “ ' . 6.35 “
7.46 “ . “ 7.17. “ l
8.58 "I “ 7.37 “ E
9.42 “ “ 8.20 “ 1
10.16 “ “ 9.07 “ . V V .. -
10 59‘ II . .. rt: 949 II 1 ’ ' '
11.30 ..“ .9“ " 10.22 Saturdays
EDWI ._LOC‘KWOOD Supt
.Muy 1427c 1866.,
The Now, Fast- Steambo'at
NELLY WHlT
CAPT. 'S.' W. MONK. 5
E .
, Excursion Tickets tONcw York and retbnn
, good for .two days. one dollar; ordinary
, largelots at less than Summer prices. - l {as
payable in January and Jl'rly. Bank 0an .-,
Vat Norwalk.
from the Hartford, Springfield, Canal, and
New London Railroads at New Haver'I, and ill: the State. .
from the Naugatuck Railroad at Bridgeport.
Will thin: the plu'cco'l tlrc' ‘NEVER’ INKfon ' ' '
Tuesday, Oct. 230, 1800],,
Leaving New York; daily,: 'from foot of Mirr-
ket St., at 3 o’:clock p m., and South Nor-
walk at 7. 45 a. m, on the arrival of the Rail
road trains. ‘
Bistro Reduced. '
passage. tickets 75 cents each way, as befOre
Far-sights -
Will not be advanced as is- usual III the- ruin-
tcr season. On the contrary we are pre ar-
fed to make contracts and Special ra'tes glor .
[3‘ .’lh‘is Line will be mnall Winter-4
No delay will occur on ucconntof low
for. as this Boat can always make her tif
regardless of the tide.
Danbnry a; Norwalk 3. 3. '
in I; -7; ,
' AUTUMN ARRANGEMENT,Ԥ V
Commencing October'lst, 1866.
Daily Trains.
Leone Danbury for South Norwaflt.
At 6.30s. m., 4.15 p. m., and4.45 prim.
Leave South Norwalkfor Danbury.
At 9.00 a. m., 11.00 a. m., 6.38 p. m.
Lease Norwalk Bridge for South Norwalk.
At 7.34 a. m.,,5.28.p. m., 7.35 p. m'.
Special Saturday Train,
leaves DanbuVI‘yV for So. N orwnlk, each Satur-
day at 12.10.11.011, and Snider-walk for Dan-
bury at2,.00p m., or on arrival of 12 .15 p.
,tra‘iu from New York.
JOHN W. BACON, 80pr.
It'll-.1? GEN. H. RAILROAD
Slimmer Arrangement,“ 18.6
Commencing July 9111,1866. . '
TRAINS FROM NEW'HA View 1
FOR NEW YORK.
C5COM. —-At 5. 30, 6. 30, and 10. 00 aim.
5.1)00 m.'.
EXPRESS—At 9. 45 a. m. stopping at Bridge.
post, Norwalk an'd Stamford. At 2.05 p in.
(inconnccnonwith flaps-ass train from Bos-
ton, via Springfield.) stoppingat BridgepOrt,
Norwalk and StumlOrd; 8. 00 p. m., stopping 4
at' Bridgeport, Norwalk and Stamford. .
At 4. 30 p. m., in connection with Shore'
Line from Boston, stopping at BridgepOrt,
Norwalk and Stamford. V
The 5.00 p. m. train,rcceives passengers
from the Harthrd and New Haven R'aierad
at New Haven.
The 6. 30 II. III. and 5'. 00p .'m. trains. re-
ceive passengers from the Danbury Railr0ad
race
The 9.45 a. or. train receives passengers
At 2. 15 A. M. ,Passenger Mail Tram, Mon-
days excepted.
Special (trains leave Norwalk at6.00:§A.
M. and 3.35 P. M., for New York.
17 'az'm'l lctwe Norwalk for New York. --'A'ta
3.20(Ex.),6.00, 6.45, 7.45,10.55(Ex.,)11~,19
a. m. ;3.12 (Ex.) 3.35.5.39, (Ex.) 6.,17 907
(Ex.)p. m.
TRAINS FROM NEW YORK
FOR NEW HAVEN. _
ACCOM. —At 7. 00 and 11'. 30 a. m., 3. 45. GM
~'mplyso
" '. cheap.:
_er‘.’ tIrKgIvenIiIiprtnPya call-.‘I ed Rb gd
0 wor pro extent ... paifiri one
neatly and cheaply, a'ndat 3310mm
and Copper _Warcs; deals In Jn'
la, Crockery, Wooden, and:
Wares, StovoB $0001;
and Riddles, B'V'ra'ss Kettl
Mutts, Brdorrrs', Fire
_IIV'Ons, Sheet Lead.-' , ~.
,Fl I'Iid,a'.Ird C‘or'rl, Oil Lamp p-s, toys
,in fact, all that constrtutesa well filled tch-
-en FurmshrngStore. Books,
crpch and management 06 Stove, free. Lar
gest assortment of Pompom thoStatea Call
f Ila 4 . 4 . . I. NASH, S,
s - . V-
OLDEST MARBLE YARD-
Practice Makes Perfect.
RITTER’S
New Haven Marhle Works.
1A1 RE 100 'v'vel'l known to' requlica‘delallcd
description. He makes to order and
keeps constantly on hand a large assort-
("
. ment of MONUMENTS of the newest and
mast modern sty lcs'. Italian and Amer-
ican Marble, Red Sand Stone and Granite,
Also, Read Stones of various sizes. thick-
ness and patterns. These persons who
may be in want of Monuments,’ In Norwalk
and its' vicinity, ‘are‘ especially invitéd to ex-
amine several beautiful Works, recently ex-
.cu‘ e.d in their new. Cemetery, which are
made of Italian Marble. Red Sand Stone and
Grmitc.1led Sand Stoné‘ and 'Granite
Posts, for enclosing Cemetery Lots. Orders
f'or every description of mark indris line will
be thankfully received, at No. 77 High Street
and promptly and faithfully exéc'uted.
7323 - OHN BITTER.
New Haven, Aug. 1866. ;
Button HOle and Eyelet Machrnca, Overcast-
..ing. Whipping, Cording and Embroidery
--Machines, &c.,- «be. .
Our Machines are the blast: in‘ market for
Stile purpose intended.- ~'
20] General Office. Danbdry. COBB. .,
1|
1.“? Sales Room, 491 Brddri’way.
JES'I'ORH S I T38
All' the loan. west of the late
Store of John A. Weed, to the
cor-leer,- ar'o fined for 8310'. Are
A. El. BHWN.
Srmnomom-nA new articlc,si'niplc and
:Also: Stereoscopic Vasiewasbyx An-
thony. . . .- I -. 5&8
1 500 PEI! am I :Wc want
.weere'lo sell our
improved $30. hag.- inea. "l‘hree
new kinds. Under and upper feed: War-
.lranted five. years.- Aboveasalaryuor. large
commissions paid. The ONLY machines
”Odwthefggwlk £13283, is than $40,
w Ic are we Home, Malone
Wilson, Ground Bahr,;.&'nger.¢60.. and
Bachelder. All» other cheap-..macbinca are
lnfringewnla nndIhe seller .or users are.- liabk
to arrest, fine and I'm Circulars
W
free. Address. or call. upon Shaw & Clark,
rBiddeford, Maine, or Chicagoan.
-AVLL kinds of. Fruits, Fofelgn' and. Domes
tic, Green, Dried undjn [Guam
MES’S
WILLIAM a sum,
SADDLE]! & HARNESS MAKER,
ADJ OINING Danbury and Norwalk R.
R Dep‘o't, Norwalk, Conn, keepé con-
stantly on hand and will make to order eve~
ry description 01‘ ' '
Harnessdltrse Furniture, Trappings
or Clothing.
ontfits, Trunl s, Valises, 00'
Also SVddler’ s Hardwar; and
c.
All In Want of an thine r'n’hds' liq-Will do
y Orders 4" anykind
VERFORTYVAR“" ‘ "
CockiVngV Stoves VaV'nd ":79, over. thir-
ty varieties and sizes' of Far or and; Office
Stoves, not excelled II'I beauty. Of d'esrgrr,
'fectio'n Of Operation,
per-
Or vanelyullmany Stove
vV“_B'rIttan-
erfPJated
.Mar'ruf
d. Pi
'bing' prin.
Southorwath t.
Six .
4. 30, p. In.
p. In. for Boslon
ford, Norivalk and Bridgeport.
New London, Stonington and Providence.
Railroads. _
m., for New Haven.
(Ex..).552, 6..36949(Ex’..)p m.
Lion Houses and Hotels.
Sup t’s Office, 4th ave. and 27t11-st., N. Y.
JAMESH. HOY’I‘, Swift.
Bartram’s Livery
S V'I." A. B Is E o
‘ ‘ libraries-lg Step/mmns. "
Will do\well to call.
17 I) s BARTRAM.
‘V eou'rH, Nonwam
STABLES.
NO. 2 MARSHALL s'rnnn'r,
. Rear of Brown & Wilcox' s Grocery Store-
now prepared to take Horses to board
the Week or month; on liberal terms.
sea to lot at all hours.w_ith- or withoutdrivers;
Weddings, Parties, Funerals, drc.
chan e.
the S'Se'amboat. HOPKINS.
Mar Broadway, New, Y 01 I: City.
rous.
carefully provided for.
rice. £20.-
auy other" hotel ill the couiitl y.
upward Of 400 gu'éSts.
D..D WINCHESTER.
Pr opmtor.
THO’S. D. WINCHESTER.
Exrnuss TRAINS—At 8. 00 a.ni., 3. 00 do 8. 00
via New Haven, Hartford,
Springfield andWorcestVer, stopping at Stam-
At A12. 15, and 8.00 p. m., for Boston. via. '
The 8. 00 a. m. and" o. 00 p. ni. trains cOn-
met with Nougatuck, and New London
Special Train leaves Stamford at 6.3021.
Iraz'ns leave Norwalk for New Haven. -A-t
6.508...58942(Ex)a. In. ;.1311.57(Ex.),4.44
See largobill of advertisement at the Sta-
Ass’t pSupt’s Office. Station House, N. Haven
The subscriber having taken the Stables
formerly owned by D. Stephenson, In rear of '
Norwalk Hotel, and re-‘stocked the shine with;
new and superior Herses and Vehiclés, is
preparer] to let the same, either single or dou-
ble, with 0: 'without drivers, on call;
rule, parties, etc., supplied with Hacks nnd
Stages, at short notice. Carlingcs t0 and from ‘
all trains, etc. ThOse' In, wantI ‘of good 't'cams
Fune-
LIVIIRY, Suns AND EXCHANGE V
1‘HE subscriber having recently built a,
new and commodious Livery Stable, is
by
Hor-
He' Is also prepared to furnish any number
of good coaches. o'r single carriages, for.
Also, a
few second-baud Carriages and harness for
sale. Constantly on hand, a goOd assort-
ment of Horses for sale; Horses taken In ex-
Carriages. runL to all trains, and go,
If 3
Nos. 9, 11, '1, l7, 'COIII'ILIIIIICI Std
HIS old-established and favorite resort of
the Business Community has been re-
cently refitted, and Is complete' III everything
that can minister to the comforts of its pat-
Ladics and Families are spool. Illy- :Iml ’
It Is centl'_ally located III the business part
of the _city, and? Is contiguous to the princi-
pIIlV lIVnesol. Vstcaurboats, cars, mmribuscs, fer-
.'l‘lle labimsamply supplied with all the
luxuries of, Sc'usou,.1ud' IS cqbal to that of.
Ample accommodatmm :IIe Offered (Or
Do not believe runners, hack'n'rcri, am. o't'l'lr'. ‘l
crs" ’vv‘ho .me 's'a'y' “the Western Hotel" .Is full. "
I'- U"; R N 1' Y" D I I l
. THE snbscribér Is now prepared to Oiler 1.0
assortment of
Cabin'ct Furniture '
as can be found' 111 Fairfield County, and at
lav/er prices, FOR CASH; than in . same
quality of goods can he obtained: It any othe
Establishment.
‘ The stock consists in port “I
Marble Top, Extension, 11' C , and
Quartetle Tables; Bookcases, 5 cans,
Sofas, Tete- a-tcte Lounges _ tho‘g-
any and. (Jane sé'a't Chairs rlt
' room Ffil'n Look- '
ing.
0.0 S;
where may '60 foundafirllassolunent of Cof-
fins, which will fi’riiéhéd din the hen pdssible
manner, and at. sl‘lgrltthti‘ce. .4 ., (l he
,0 urnrshe w II de-
a: :- 4 .. 4-331“, 0'.
Chelsea and Selected Sloan.
40 CHESTSV of Green on: Blank Teas
Coffee" 'and Te'as Immedm to‘ please In
' d unlit the superiors
pricean q y y AMOREBOCSE
Books; 'and Statidaery'
.'AtJ row prince: Jo's:
Al lice Book 3074170. 3“ Garmflmldrng
.THE attention Of any " ' 'riéspeafully
asked 10 Va large; and l assorted
Stock. of Books comprlsrng nian ,haindsomel y
V'Jueemle and, like ;cellaneous
5; Mi" ' :rzchly
,boundBLB Santfi’l‘i’uyer _ Add; forgamily
and ket .11 um ,, .. grapr
Bool'gfmvarroussl les Consihutly on guano
.a-large: assortmen .01. Statroneficeonsrstrng
:ofPorlfolIos, Willi ng' ,. kgammon
Beards, Pinyin C'argc'ls', 'G'a'mes'. Fundy Arti-
cles. &c.,&c.. lanes for the ' year of
various prjcog a'n'd styles O'f brad:
Buyers giving us a call will It", ,, much
to their advantage,A and prices )1 Vl,‘ 'e'l'ound
t
to suit the lines. EL LE an? CO'S
Wedding and Visitiif Grinds,
' Engraved or Printed, at Old GAZETTE Jon
Osman Cards. plain undeclared for sale
ROCKERY: China and '(lh'rss Ware,
new arrivals evmy week, at :
~ L. &'E.K-4IIO(‘KIW00|) V1“.
APPLE BDALEBS,3I.1I1 by
C. & ‘E. K1: LOCKWOOD 'Ill. (:0
:BATII TUB
For _Sal‘e Cheap
LARGE slz'cd second hand Bath Tub‘ In
good order, for a: lie, at' a ba'l'gaio. lan-
quire ul GAZETTE OIRICE. 3133
RAPE' W NE. -—A c‘lOiée l'fii lor‘ medic-
G _,, ‘f . Iléhl'. Iguowrr
Corner Drug Store.
ER ANTSI' hed
GOOD 3 V 4 m‘nSfT.WO0D.
the public,'_ at‘ his old stead, a guild an
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