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Email: Gazette.
Tuesday, Novem’r 20, 1866-
The New York Election.
Des its the enormous vote cast against the
Republican Union party in New York City,
by the thieves, the rowdics, the scum and vii-
lains of that great city, the election returns
throughout the State have developed .one
fact of great interest and gratification“ all
lovers of the peace and prosperity of this
great country everywhere. We refer to the
fact that in the result election bribe State
of New York, thousands of Irish Feniaus
broksfrom the blind shackles ofthesham
democratic party endvoted for the Republi-1_
can candidates. Hitherto to have been an
Irishman, was almost nnerrisgly to have
been a copper democrat. Theyhetsd with
lustiilctive hatred their opprel'or, England,
and yetat every election theylnerdlsd to
, the polls like cattle, a solid army, to vote
with England’s friends andellies—the demo-'
crate. - ,
Britishgoldwessentyear aaeryeerfrom
Manchester, Birmingham, Leeds, Liverpool
and London, to he need against tbepertyof
protection to American labor and industry.
This same English money was freely distrib-
uted among the Irish voters of New .York,
in the guise of democratic» whiskey 'eud bal-
lots, and poor deluded Pet swallowed both.
Interested, beyond all things else this side of
the grave,in keepinguptbe priceof labor,
he went yssratteryear to thepollsn’nd vo-
ted to reduce labor to English pauper prices
shouted himself hoarse thereafter for Illlll‘
democracy, while his English :oppre‘mors
laughed in glee over every advance made by
the free trade and: pauper wages party here. '
If the excitement raised by the Fenians,
(and who doesnot sympathise with their
noble yearning after nationality) has re-
sulted in no other” good thanthe brushing
the scelesfrom the'syesof thus well-mean-
ing but'deluded cltinens,who have as studio
ly voted against their own interetts asen
election'cam'e, it is worth all it has cost on
the score of informing the Irish population
of mi country upon' their high duties end
privileges of Ameflcan citizenship.
, H‘Theiailursof the “SN” troupelast
Tuesday night is accounted for by-the wise
1 philosophers of the heavens, by the positive
assurance that theie luminous orbs did not
largo: theirlong promiscdfrolic bntindulgsd
themselves in a “day's shooting," infsmed of
the pledged, nocturnal spree. we feel re-'
lievcdiin knowing that ths‘“ahooting" musl-
ly cameo!” thoughwe“couldn'tsss it." We
know: several who sat up star-gazing through
1 two we'dry. nights who :say they sew'or felt
Mi! ‘sl'moting through their heads. We
don’t doubti , .
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Corrcnl'trer‘fiThe testimonial Concert to
Mr. Hessioir,§lest,'l‘uesday evening, was fair-
lyatteuded,but in a pecuniary result was
not-of much “benefit" to him. The Bram
Band played four pieces with much creditend
the singing of Mr. and Mrs. Hemion, Mr. and
Mrs. Gonzalez end Miss Phillips was very
fine. “While thus around Joy hovers,”sun_g
by Mr.,and1M1rs. Hessian, and the Irish bal-
lad, “Ob Erinmy Country I weep to behold
theé’sung by Mrs. Hession, were loudly en-
cored. , ‘1 '1
We were unableto attend the concert at
South Norwalk, Wednesday evening given
by the Americus Quartette, of Bridgeport,
but hear it very highly commendedby lovers
of good music, who were present end de-
lighted. The club propose giving ' another
Concert, at Lockwood's Hall, next week,
when our lip-town people will have an op-
portunity of bearing them. See their adv.
Nearly a thousand people attended Father
Kemp's Old Folks concert, lest Friday even-
ing. Therewes quitsechangeofprogramme
and a greater variety then usual. 3
a-..o
u‘MnEHPrice, formsnyyesrsa res-
ident of Norwalk end well known tomoetof
our older citizens as having kept here the
principal Marble and Monumental works in
this county, died at his residence at Bridgm
port-on Sundsylest. Mr. Pricewas a men
of sterling integrity and zealous in every
good word and work. His remains are to
be sepulchersd here to-day.
‘ K.»—
Q‘Mrs. IsaacS. Beers died'very sudden-
ly yesterday morning, anar having endured
a painful surgical operation with wonderful
fortitute and calmness, a short time previous.
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Wmm Allentown—The steamer
Nelly White, Capt. Monk, commences this
week her new arrangements of making tri-
weekly instead of daily trips, fertile winter
months. We presume extra trips will be
made'next week,ho'wever,for the accomoda-
ofall deiiring to spend Mung in the
country. Freightis taken at low rates and
promptly delivered. ‘ .
Banner-As the season advancing the an-
nouncements or forthcoming dances multi-
ply. The annual Ballot Phoenix Engine
and Hess Companies takes place. at Lock-_
wood’s Hell, on the night of he. 31. This
company have a reputation of giving none
but firstclass entertainments, and will make
extra exertions this year to please. -
On the anniversary oi St. John the Evan-
gelist, Dec. 27th, we are to have a Masonic
Bell, given under the auspices of time-honor-
ed St. John’s Lodge. No. 0. The 1 Brothers
of the mystic tie never do things by halves,
and promise that thilcslebretiorl shall be
1 richly worth attending. Grafula’sj Seventh
Regiment Band, of N. Y., has been engaged
tofurnishmusic.. . , i - 1
. The Stone Cutie”. judging by their pro-
gramme, intend having a gay and. festive
- time at'their Tranksgiving Eve Bell.
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Q‘One of the most important Real h
tats transactions which hes transpired here-
abouts for along time, is the purchhse of the
old George W. Betta homestead; ’otgthe Chas.
B. White estate, by Mr. Charles Sellsck, the
'4 deservedly populariand succqful gBo‘arding‘
School 'preoeptor, on hat Avenue. The
price currently reported as paid vforgthe prop
erty‘lis about $85,000. We under-mend fur-
thermore, that it is a pert of Mr. Selleck's ul-
timate plan to found stint-clam Collegiate
and Commercial Institute for the fsdncation
of young gentlemen, which shell its an hon-
orto our town, and which we hope; may add
to his already high reputation as a guest suc-
cessful end enterprising instructor ff youth.
who first installment (as per coil.) to
the capital stock of the Nerwalk Iron Works,
is due today.
M.» 1
Bronco—0n Friday night leet,fthe prem-
ises of Mr. W. H. Webb, in the upper partof
the town, were entered by thieves, {who stole
several bushels ofcorn from the corn-house,
and a lot oi cabbages from the garden.
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Bro Tumult—Last week the Danbury
1 Jejmom'an boasted of a turnip measuring
26inchcs and weighing a 3-4Ibs. That is
good for a country town, but is easily beaten
- at this end of the county. Mr. Dilasou Al-
' \_ . len, South Norwalk, hes shown us altuta-
' 1bsgsfturrlip measuring 18 1-4 inches long,
and 21 1-2 inches in circumference, end
weighing 13 1-13 pounds.
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Colbx’a Lecture.
Any person who fails tobe present next
Thursday evening, the 22d, to hear Schuyler
Colfax’s great Lecture “Across the Contii
man who has not traversed the Continent,
we care not how extensive his reading, can
begin to comprehend the vast magnitude of
the American Republic as he will do after
listeningto the vivid aud’grsphic descrip~
tions of our greet country by Mr. Colfax.
Secure your seats at ones for there will be a
,jam'.“ '
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VIII: Fair.
The ladies of Trinity Chapel, South Nor-
welk, will hold a Grand Fair and entertain-
ment at Ely’s Hall on the evening of Thanks-
giving Day (the 30th inst) end the two fol.
lowing s'vuringsu Their object is to' raise
money lor the purchase of agood Organ for
Trinity Chapel ; end tbey'truat that so laud-
able an object'will commend itself hearti-
ly to ell the members of both parishes-,2 St.
Paul’s . end Trnity, and to the community
.Merlllr.j . ..
' ,Theiadies will present surge-variety.“
useful end fancy ..._:ticles, for older‘people,
among which will be a splendid Afghan;
an elegant Smt‘lkingICOet, Cap end Slippers ;
a child's carriage,.with a rich Atl'ghsnto;
match; awelljstocked Fish Pond 'for the
children—and such turkies,'oysters, cakes,
ice-cream audconfectionery for: all, .as cane
notfail tosuitall testes, andsppeal directly
andsuccsssfullyto super-sea. ";_ '
ToBumrnnsorKnvrosntrnOnL—MhWil-
(liciaimed to be much superior to other burn-
ing oils 1; it is Red Kerosene Chg—1a ' patent-
ed article which burns readily but is guar-
those who want-a good, cl'eer, steadyzand
pleasant light. Again, there ,is' ,no- smoke
from if, or unpleasant ‘smell while burning.
The makers claim for it over. the ordinary
Kerosene or Petroleum Oils, that they by pe-
lcuiiar chemical treatment, secure these qual-
ities: , A beautiful redcolor; a vastly supe~
rlor’light; It is rendend non-explosive; No
smell while burning; No smoke ;. No
change of lamps necessary.‘ 11 - ' .
. Ifas represented, it must eventually super-
sede in a great measure, all other oils for
burning. Old Lamps can be easily fitted
with Marcy's Gas Tubs, and so burn 1 Red
Kerosene, in place of the common Oils.- Mr-
Street has the sole agency for the towns. of.
,Norwelk, New Canaan, Wilton, Bedding:
Bidgsfield , Bethel and Danbury,
in another column. 1
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Magazines. ,
The December Atlanta’s gives reminiscen-
ces of the poet Pierpont, by John Neal ; My
Garden, a poem by Emerson; quite an inter-
esting account of Borneo. by Rev. Grindall
Reynolds ;, enothsr installment of . Haw-
thorne's Note Books ; a continuation of Miss
Palfrey’s story, Katherine Morne; The
Sword of Bolivar. spirited verse? by J. T.
Trowbridge; Mr. Tucksrmall,’ hes'an article
entitled Through Broadway ; My Heathen at
Home is a sketch of life in India, by J. W.
Palmer;AFrisnd,isapocm by;C.'P.Crench;
H. H. Weld furnishes a Singing School Rm
menus; The Autumn Song, by Folsythe
WilsOn ; The Fell of Austria is'the title of a
valuable historical paper by C. 0. Reserve“.
The political article is by Frederick Doug-
lass, on the subject of Reconstruction.
For the year 1807 the publishers promise
many new features. Oliver Wendell Holmes
is to contribute a new novel, which will be
quite an event in the literary world ; James
Patton will furnishsome of hisentertaining.
sketches; Bayard Taylor is going to "Eu-
rope and will send over new sketches of
travel; while J.'B. Lovell, E. E. Hale, .I.
W. Higgiuson and other favoritewritersj will
contribute sensual. Price 34.00 per year.
Messrs Tlcknord: Fields, Publishers, Bos-,
ton, Mass. 1 ,1 ,
“Ova Yomro Fans” for December, leis
brilliant number, bandsolnely illustrated, and
full of entertaining and instructive reading
for children. Next year the publishers prom-
he to keep up its well-earned reputation as
the best magazine ever issued for young folks
and will add new features during the year.
Price 09,00. We will club it -:with the Ga-
utte roe 03,50. Ticknor &'Fl¢ld8, Publish-1
as, Boston, Mass. . ; .
Tn Lam‘s Fm.—The .v December
number of this Magazine reminds us .by its
profuse display of attractionr'tbat the Holi-
days ers approaching. The charming Steel
Engraving, “Under the Mistletoe," and the
more elaborate design of that which is ap-
propriateiy termd “ Old Folks at Home and
Young Ones abroad,” haves direct reference
to the happy and festive Christians season.
These Engravings arecxecutsdon Steel, and
in the finest style or art.‘ ,Next, there is a
beautiful Colored Engraving, designed _as a
Pattern for Berlin Wool Work and Beads
then a splendid Double-Pond, Colored Perth-1
stqu with a host of Wood .6an do-
voted to the Fashions, Nes'dle-Wol-k,&c., 6c.
The Literary Matter. is,.as1jusn_el, of good
Novelets for next year, byMrs. Henry Wood
anthorof “East Lynne," Elisabeth Prescott,
Amanda M. Douglass, and Frank Lee-Belle.
diet. A beautiful Steel. engraving, ~26 inches
long by 20 inches wide, celled'“One of Life’s
Happy Hours,” will be sent gratis to every
single (88.50) subscriber. Specimen numbers,
of the magazine, containing the..partic‘ul'ars
of the premium offers and the reduced prices
to clubs, will be sent on' the receipt of twenty
cents. ' _ 1 ‘
Price(with engraving) $2.50 a year; Four
copies (with one engraving) 06.00; Eight
copies (with extra magazine and an engrav-
ing) 18.00." Address, Deacon & Peterson,
319 Walnut Street, Philadelphia. With the
Gazette. one year, 83.150. '1 1 1
Gonnr’s for December, is at hend,and this
remindsusthetnowisthe time tombsoribs
for 1807, for this, the Ladies Magazine of all
we have filmdrdc'd'
others in the world. 1 1 1
many subscriptions from this adios during
have known a subscriber who wa'sinot more
than satisfied with his and herj‘investmenta'
Godey has a singular peculiarity. i He prom-
ises a great. deal, but he always perforate a
great deal man than he premises. The whole
nor-y is told when we repeat there is _noth-;
ing equal to it in the whole realm of ' Meg's
sincdom, and any family of any 1 pretentious
”respectability who deny themselves of its
monthly treasures, rob thsmssivjes of the
' cheapest and best luxury of living. '
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"The statement is current that some one
of the numerous sneak thieves now perembu.
using our town, while engaged in the popu-
lar amusement of “diverting” some chickens
‘ from the owner’s roost to the scamp's pouch.
'welshotinthsact. Allwehave tog-say is. -
that ifha wasn’t, he ought to have been. We
are “agin” those scoundrels, they having di-
verted about thirty pounds of turkey from
us in the person of our ' premium Gobbler,’
.and left us bereft of a Thanksgiving Dinner
unless the neighbors take pity and send in.
‘o‘...
[I'The several Fire [neurones mu of
"Bond of Underwriters," and lashed their
tariff oft-ates.
‘ 'Fltolt's' no...“ “sir- orph s.
nent,” will lose a rare treat indeed. No:
.Bchool District. It may notI’b‘e' generally
the schcol worthy the patroncgecf; the entire
any'ln t'own.leheIc'teachera ut'vc all re-
lists 0. Street hes something new, and which
anteed not to explode under any circumstan- .
'css whatever. It is therefore invaluable to ; ~
'fllfsthe person can beblthilglltbb‘w to teach us
'pr'evionspreparstion-‘to stone to enter upon
Sec adv,
. 7 rules me down in Thomsonior Mitchell‘s
» tinctly. _ Tbifichoolshould receive the alien-
' cast some1f1Qil100,andother facilitiesffor. obtain-,2
attractione‘of' this school.
{Loy rhe paupers now in tho, almshouse :1"
ion Plats on Steel, fromtbe latest,~ Parisian -
(luality. The- publishers T announce Four. 1. coat ,1 ”Wm" meellnsv
1_ 1 1_ presentofft'l'fioo; with whicbsulu filC'iNfln
the pest thirty-five years, and we never yet;
.‘tbc'I‘Waterbilry"and“Union"cluos, was plhyi-j-
'cd in Bridgeport, on Saturday la‘st,‘ r‘esultiri’g'.
'ln raver
this pm)“. formed tit . lves into a‘ ..annonncsd:'atIParls.- Venousrcxexllnentsz
An appeal in behalf of the Soloist-s Or-
phans in the above institution, is world to the
benevolent who have clllllll‘v'n from sfi‘to
twelve years of age, of {Milli audit, for out}.
grown (not cast ofl‘) cl'otlliilg, to protectlflé' ‘
little ones from the cold blustof winter, now
llcur at band. They \villk over one-half mile
to church on tile Sabbath—overcome will
help to keep them warm. The t stces, we
know, are assiduousinsupplyiug th ir wants;
the cells are constant and their funds urge~ lim-
ited. * Great on. can'be renderedglr‘y 6those
who have 'jackets',3-pantalcclls, overcoats; or ‘
other articles of clothing. Dr. Hill, of Nor-
welk, and Dr. Pardee, of South Norwalk,
are trustees, and although ignoralit offilgis;
appeal, we venture to suggest that they ‘would
cheerfully receive the contributions of those '
whoareunable to"; take theme the Home.
1 A Smdfonrsrlno FRIEND.
Tile Center-Sol; l.
. A few.days‘ego1lsper1rt'allzll_our;or two in
visiting thevarlous: dapartmcntshlld objects
of interest in the retinal house of the Center: .
known to many of your: readers, that the
friends of this school are trying to elevate the
standard of education abovelwh‘et it has been
in this school for-pomp yearsgpast, ’snd make
community :who know what .a :good educa-
tion is.’ Such is the calls and they are meet-
ingwitll wonderfnlililm‘ss. They have three
teachers employed: who are unsurpassed by
c'elv'ed sn‘e'xcellélitedu‘chtioh,’and more than
this,atr1ailllng“ior‘1th'eirgtipecialwork at we .
.best Normal Schoolsinithe country. They
know. how to shillings thcir'departl‘rlents and
how" to 'imphrt instruction 1 infithef most at-
‘trtsiils.'-fid binaries issue‘s-ah? in a good
degree onthe. principle .of object-leaching-
It is very: evident tonne visiting this school
well“ how to’lllak‘c llloesor engage in an y
other employment test has . always required
'lt,snc_oeearnlly.”i rottwellgthat'thc N rmal
systamis put to th'ete'st'iu' our town. This
has been too much overlooked and. teachers
have . been dinployedlu bur Schools about
whom nothing was shown regrtrding their
real fitness for their business. .> Mr. Bacon is
the Principal .ot' the school, and he has
brought a power to belirupon'everything
pertaining to an education,'tba1t istruly won-
'derfulL' He has great. enthusiasm for his
work. .With‘ himan education has breadth
13’ Wall ll length, ,filld jliléhbell‘goud deal
more than inmerely'fgetting lessons and reci-
ting them in a lifeless way-according to the
text books. It is well for the youth of our
country that some youngfmen' like him are
glving the energies of their life to the cause
of education. This is-whathe intends to do.
as 1‘ am toid._,01uc. person like Horace Mann
is of more value to uses community, than .
many like most of- our wisest statesmen.
Miss Perry has charge of the Intermediate,
department in this school, 'and Miss Fair-
hilt! of the Prlmnry. Theyxereibotll excel-
lent t‘eecherspand it is a pleasure to see those
bright-eyed, happy children. under them 1th-
'ing that earnest expression‘whicb is indica-
tive of tbought,~end shows that they are get-
tlllg In dduatioll, although tb'eynre hardly
big enough ”to fpronounce ptheirj'uames dis-
tion-nf those who have: children-no, educate,
Those ,whogsehd to it will not .be disappointé:
ed..' .Allthe higher branches‘of an English?
adulation, aswsil as Latin, :are taught 'thher'e";
now. The school has a Library of more;.lban,.
two volumes" for the use of the scholars and
[also the philoll'opbicalf apparatus that 'fnl‘mer's
'ly‘belongedgto the old Union.:‘Ilistrict,1ro.1r1ul_1
ing a thbrbugli'education, and contrivaucc's.
to. [aid Camber-mil. impehbej #1011155.
to sarilcateflorts that deserve more :th’a‘fu'ra}
pahlng n’otic'e,and cannot fail to add. to the
that some, of our host families me; purge;
izlng this-scho‘olageln‘. - Those :whodo; so
wlllnotr‘e'g'rel it"snd will besides be a-‘ldiug; -
thit schoolii‘yttem‘on which, ibis g'reatmé
uré, the hope of our country .dependé,.;‘ .
w ---5-.' r 1' CIVIL ..
'-—‘Tbe main streets" of Danbury are to, '29;
macadamized,‘ and the term has voted to e'ln-x
lpdol _ 1 1 1 1 1
. ~ Sensible. Now wont our-lownjgu11
thorities: fluke. . . move ill} the. Illné difCCllin}
o¢..’o ' '
’ .'..-' all. 11 1 1 11
The Library Association could not better- Zsmhéffln'lshfilé to“
lease the '10 of Brit! 8 rt, thumb en; .4
gaging thepiggg. Schu in? item” to .dgliyerfl
. is lecture, in 'Fr ankl n Hall. Weibeliegvcgit
would pay them to secure him. 3 z;
' - ‘ Bridgeport Standardj 1-,
. I!‘ Try. it. In the first. place you censors:
get him ; in the around place your; Asaocis-r1
tiou would not want to pay his, pried; land'-
inthe third place they would. not get W93.”
innuey‘back, if they did. The bestithingayour: 3 é, 11,111.80.“ 1p 13118;“ the 8611:1111 Which he might
.do is to come over‘to'NorwaIk aha: -
' '5' ‘ 3 “serum £20951 deal...bf‘r¢lulr. .3
£033!" .
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IENIWERoam—At-lbe town meetingicnSat; .
.urday‘it was voted that the selectmenlnyout
the Hillside avenue, and, report actiou" there: '
n..v,._... m."
,a‘lj'l'ederlck T. Frélinghdysen has been-
appointed .by the governor of. New Jersey [0
‘fill the. vacancy in the U.-S.: Senate caused by,1
the death of Hon. Williamwngnt :l1le1i1sllr,‘
nephew of 7thc late Hon. Theodore Frelingg‘.
hill-en. 80. ions s11- :
' Q'One‘of' our leading citizens-cubism
to New 1 1
containing quite a large sum .of money, “Pill
the South Norwalk depot.»’xit';'-waa‘1'ipic1k§tl1 1
up by an Irishman, who followed ihim' into,
thecsrs,aud,restoredittotheiownen; :31: lobe 1
" ' ' " ' leiugihe unravels-nououseveml 'inls
—,.——-,—-o-¢.a».———;..1L_L I
V 311' A case of cool impatience is, current.-
on the'strceb' L A, young man, 1 evidently; :~in
good health, waited upon oue of our wealthy- .
citizens noted for» his geuerouszgobd mitotic
. ‘ :...~ " ‘- 3‘ "1-"“£‘r guanine: pineal-mulescémiuthe 1H6-
and liberal, charities, and baked ,rlllh..,u.rrll. .111;,8. narliglsqmmitmeumlhr pendingjcon-
posed . to..'.set bimsclt‘ up m businessl- 01f;
cadres begot its-coverth'efleft, togélher with?
somegood‘fedvice. ‘ " .. .. .
-"'—V'._-.' "..>.'.——‘_ I I. V —. AH"
Wet ll
11.1.1.
“bathird'gelnsof Bescdiall her
of the Uniohshie'w-lélof 53. lug-21‘
1‘.» ' ‘5 )
4, SomcrronsWanrnn—Resd ‘lilc”adv.j{of~'l
MOSS“. G. P. Rowell &Co. 4 gain! :cl‘llg'l‘é‘.‘
for those having a little spart‘51ii1rr1lc.’ . 1' , 1 ,
.<.>-31o-7=_-,1~1——— .11. .1 1 1 ,
“‘Tllcre will be cigzlt cases of fcnntesl‘euj'
Congressional elections in five diffs-refit" Slh‘t'tgs' 1 5
for the committee ofelectiolts to dccide choir;
—'Pennsyl,veuia 1, Indiana .2, ()iilb’. Latino 5
Jersey 1, Maryland 3. ' . E 1? ‘Mil
, 1,‘ -* _ _- «-_’. ,1 .:"zv_;
' ("An 'efl‘ort'will homes at w flit-:gloti;
this winterto 'g'et'the channtdof zllcll one
deepened,» as to freelyhdnlit 'mel'cllrmt
and war vessels to-tlle' port bf New
way' of Lung Island Sound. ' '
I . we.» 1.
—-Baby shows were baden'ougb in Killian-1.
science, .but=an exhibition of 5 wet pursue; is -g
l
upon the amountsnd qualitymt'tbe milk as
influenced by food, drink, temperament, so.
will be made.
'. c unnorlifi'ig'l‘he sale 9‘ Bow. . is will
Que en c‘or’r- es’da rhing,‘1!ov.. r. em
or :scli‘ccmv are 3.1%... or finenhall can be
r
- ‘3“1Mk5ofligahom‘ war
I am1gl1udjto see '4
- ' Besides {inatruction‘ in who"! Scriptures, they
illillufilil forward. merchant-count)! will. take
S. senator fromchW‘
, 11 ' ,' ’l.~'l . .‘
York, recently, lost his ppékrli-‘llmlk, . 121.111.“,
of Jumb-
1'tilc'f " mun: But; knowing . Mr. Greeley. -
" R; ' r..9‘-..is-..n0.wnb.v "ii—63%
. ..pert""millimeters.believe that not a more;
5-H
z¥trxiuia Was considered byuthc Cabinet, and
Jogas‘ruo that state.- That printed document
' , thereto ,
1X97", E'yl‘tztrnplflsv shot-Mr. .Lmooim That plan of reconr
Eocture, ‘ssoclatmn' o."1By Telegraph.
The Committee grammes with pleasure that .11». ' '
V EON' I [Bylndulatcd Lines Telegraph, Office under Insur-
SCIllIYLEB culrlx,
of Indiana, Srr—mxrm or'rnrl U. S. IIousrz or Rur-
rtnan-rmrvns, has been engaged to'deiivcr his cell» ,
bruted Lccttlrc
“Across .thevconti'n'ent”!
At LOCKWOOD‘S HALL, Norwnlk, on THURS-
DAY EVENING, NOV, 22d. Commencing at "f 1-2
o‘clock. TicketsiiOCeuts,-—-uo extra. charge/for re-
served seats.
seen. Persons out oftown can secure seats by ad-
dressing Mr.‘ Sellcck, by mail, enclosing price of
tickets. ‘
”1,. .' ..,111,1,1.1,_1 ~.~
acildkkeporblluslnebn (lounges
_ This _ Vworthylnstitution of‘ learning is to- .
day in erupts ii uriahing condition than ever
heist-c." ?l‘llé" all and Winter Session has"
commenced, and many young men from this
and other States have already entered. Wk '
' “'have‘recentlyl‘cceived a copy of the “Bridge-
mri .- Comfi'l’e‘il’liii';.1isvs;"‘ a. mealtimes».
issued by this. College and; circulated gretni- .
atously,.andzfeel well- repsid‘lf‘or perusingiui- :.
We are glad’to‘-learu‘that_°some young/men
from: this-piac'ta11f1hav1's; recently entered the"
Bridgeport College, and are highly pleased
with its 'couveuie'nciesfand‘ advantages. We
advise others to :go odd do likewise; Winter
is theiinie‘idr iufdopr'épursults, and we hold
thatpo youugmaucan spend his thug-5193;
better _ndvanfage,~thnu 'va attending a collego ,.
useful knowledge; We advise lhose in
need ofa:.businessaeducat1ion to [patronize
the Bridgepolti college." ’ , . ,_ . .. »
, . = 17"“.13“
rs" Some of ._tlle11wcstérn cities :ere push-
ing forward witblgiantstrides. Chicago has
erected 'eiglltlthonse‘il‘d5 buildings; the past
year, and-soméfflgures in regard to? Milwau-
,k,ee,1,show that :tbe. commercial emporium, of
Wisconsin is no laggardiin the race 'of'fiili‘
provement.- Therefh'" " been built lqujl-
.lvnvkesihfllills‘sil as more munching
fbur flour mills,;two-.~:brdweries, two distil;
.lerimp six. churches, ‘v'twe'ut'y-eigbtif business
blocks, 'and one th means private residences.
Thecost of 111.699.; structures was; not less,
than .four and a haif'rulllioh dollars.
. 4+“.aebfi.m;i__
wrhefpicv‘clllng hlgfs'nrlce‘sror the last four or;
five years has niede-it'i‘ltrc‘h'ssm with most 'per- .
sous to‘ncolvoxrzsr nulfbfiy their goods of such defil-
ersia's onered'th’e greatest 'inducementsuin quality,
and price; J-By referring“ thecard of Maine. Trap-r
hngen, Hunterak Co.-, proprietors of the great fills?"
ionable clothing emporium of New York; it will - be!
seen that the'se‘g'entlcman are now ofl'e'ring' their
large and desirableIstock, of men’s. andlboy'e c101
thing at prices thit‘ approximate ‘to tholie we paid
12.);
before'the war, cactus writer1 his no hpltetion-in
asse‘rtil'lgthdi utters patent ruling Néw' Yorkie
want of good Fall a("ll- 'Wlilteric'lpthing, .rwiltfifldltj
this popular" establishment1'thcy‘will and just the
articles they want at‘pflée‘r that will defy competi-
tion. (See their prices as per card).
. ._._1_._._..,<1.1.11.
. *Newsltefms: ._
—The City of Norwich hasngsiu been I:
on the route betweenNew York and or-
__wich.' Shegwas fou'r 1montlr1suuder water.
near Huntington,_L."I., and three more in re-
pairing. Tile cost 'of' raising the vessel was
$41,000 and that, of putting her in older near-
ly as great. She isnow in better trimdhau.
everfinhdiisz‘. divided. intovthree Watchtight
compartlnl 18.171 .111. 1 .. 1‘ ,;:~,. -.
'-Paui P... Todd of :Boston, .who engineer-3
ed the saleofvthestock :of: the Charter“ Oak'
Coal Comfilrnw has been-arrested 9jon '~comz"
plaiut oft o , orceslor stockholders, -on the
charge or obtainin money fraudulent bye
gaggle" therli‘pap'ers arcs of theChert‘cr’Oa ‘
(bythc
penance at'the next
'cnhrt-‘to'auswer. ' - ~ _.
. .g . . h .lhehondpfiasénlii ~32th Ear
drab-1191 , . ot.th.e'.rebeillondsif.t oblishes'a
'cardrinitb'e“ London: News. il'lf whichilbe {eye 3.
Mfiflrylfld gaveibonds'for his ap-‘
’, ._ . weapon? ' 't‘ifis "ho
is in the defeat of the .C, , titutioll" amen]:
fusel‘e'nliithqi.,; 6ft. 051991.11, is. ,
.1: +Tfie‘tv0'lliill‘ss necessary now-m, Ini'done
. y.the1democrac,y, ,togsayerlselirirom destruc- ~
Jinn arc1tp'cut__loose from the dent, and
"tufgl'vegsudl'nge totho neglect, This-ls the
bulimia“ the Cheese 1am.
“re-The. regulariennual- meeting offtbe N a?
'tionsl‘Associatlon of: Bali Play will be
held on'Monday,:Dec.;12,-:1800, ‘at .o,cln'ok_.
=jP. Mgat'Clintonithl, (Astor Place) New
Yorkrjity. :;. i'l‘ . -1: 1
.f—Th'ela'rgest Sun‘da school in the world
s'atv‘Stockport, nellr'. ancbes‘fhr‘, England.
.. twagformeq in 1785,1‘eud consists of about
5,000 scholars. -‘Tbers‘ are-over ‘300~teacbers.
teachiwriting‘and elementary kookékeeping,
with no book *o‘sed'exce‘ptiug the ,Bible.
. ' ‘+‘.An' , germanium, the; Republicans
shouldbe “magnsuimou l’slrd help the Ne-
, ionpl Unionists of Wash pgton to pa 1, some
fofthe’expcnseabf itbci’Prelll‘dent’s ‘e , ,iouv
11eeriug;1tour. ‘ , " ' ' .
.L , .i
1 1 _1 cites bills been put
‘ol’r'lhe ‘very fine rooms,,fitted up. at Fortress
Monroe for Jefi'erso'll'tDavis',v;andfhc is now ..
‘."s"n_ltg‘l’y, an whiloriitbl ”eliuamdin; his new
hustlers ..e.has’fonr. use topmdrwilh plen-
tyre: fuel, 'a lurgeretirlue of servants, audcv:
cry ,thiug, is1in, as good shape 'as. an
indie. fort; but w 1 1
'all- to his friends, .his conscience. is, getting
'l‘e‘rrlbls. fiufiérlhgi at‘A'n‘d'érsdllvillo and ' oth-
h‘a‘ye alleviated.g .H’ejcannfow eat, drink, and
li- . .' . 2"»ML ”0}
,1 [FThe :Indopepds,_ pa s. the following
emiueutlyjust' tribute lto,'andithus urges tile
.elelupxwmr-iariseslwew Glee
3y 0 "’ ‘ ‘ 1 ‘ ‘ , lv .' ,.,.:A
Auoustss
ltltc'hqst diatomic this next
the United States Senate,"vl_e urge the‘no .~
notion of one of the moat eminent,‘able,. and
Ji‘tllle. Gizom' citizens; one who does not pul‘
, . to secuwibzflobarbors noidésir'é
“3r silt; and who might humbly decline It
.. more? Mi-Horéuefimley-mourl 918-.
’ilvéicell duet-better.
(”W-351009 ""
.‘U tales“!
s -ut lendersbln insole politic-Mr
J
tier- A
" tingliiieadesiguete ; him astbe one man lwho,
ll» mil; pillar-probable candidates. on n
chosen. and. mitoses unwelcome-it .
, Willow tirsludcpflfident fai ed to.
arrest. . ills: Immac- ;. arexprwion.
therefore. .0! outpreielencafqrzhrfimler.
fillets: 2.9!!! other candidatemho hes .bee
‘i‘iill'iib' or who: canznouiblyha. .
r
st’jli'llional'hmendmlii. as the ultimatum to
hassle - well "all
.ugrwrlfisn...sl’esle—mindes..issues: one: in:
il.of1_l$_ublgc, seryicenow ‘lives in t is‘llatiou.'
H‘- rmlver ll ll Gilc"m11
’elli'lriéllt din-or .
l l ;l{_iatorlb.'.,lllbi
cod ,old custom. is
gill any uld'be‘ r: ~-
95; to be fence lit-oi. .i‘
to
li l _
EalightEstate: reprisented my:
‘$l'1ibll1§l$1lét us talk, lt'10ve1
.. ..':.E Mail .4 ., 31.; '1!-
a...illscom‘s.-Pnaumit~.chas been claimed
to President} Johnson that, iur’msasures>'of
‘ irracizcolhéiu épmplyltreldlng in the,
(l
US$3.33?“
ili
rm. consummation-aw ans, meagre-v ,
1 Wari'ghvslibefollowing t'es-v .5 > »
» any. Secretary
alimony ; "'l'"-"-e. ‘ il: ' ':r .‘1 .
day“) can atllrm maulprevioustothe assassin-
..aliozll :of: .Mr. Lincoln, the reconstruction of
7n.p:iilteddocurrieut was prepared settingfortbh
the plan of reconstruction to llscadoptsduln'
earneomcial ;7 but it.) met the hearty:
atrncflml providedgrforicthe calling of a con-
vemion to amend the constitution attire:
State of Vir info, and states most ‘positivel
that, all loya. citizens, whether white or his « ,
should pt: allowedto'hvote. And it further
unburied instigation; should be denieduue
'ri‘gh‘t 61‘sufl‘ra'ge. ‘Th’at’ “plan wa's'Mr. Lin-
coln’s idea of reconstruction.”
"hlértnt, chair-of tbe‘State; of 'New Yorkgin: »
,p, , . .. .
, .. 'cxpcrleuce pfpuplic affsirs, ,lliS splendid , -
intellectual powers. hislovo. of impartial Jus- .
p‘auyls stock; lTodd~‘was',indictsd -
1'- term -"of ' thencriminal 1
. , , fly 0 . 1,1,.
at-isu'rore cbee ng than
"differed. Helms org‘otienjniaJmcasure the, "
- Eruptionc'on the Face cured.
' s‘iil‘lifid SAETS 'sra"
Liquors of the Mineral Well of the Penn's. Salt.
. plague. .thelRepnblcen .-
an". sonnet-theatrical: the nation, than. -;‘
him unanimouslnchlr; Greeley... ~.
bispnoorruptible .-integrity,—eall thus,
.. .9:
lfecf‘edils not ,
of'this’flescrlplion‘a’hd“laylng upwtdred of H
- “arithmetic allneral Walla-re"
wins
.
ancc Rooms]
Wrsmsavron, Nov. 1911.,4 o’clock P. M.
e—Fllplli divulged 10-day show that there are
little hopes that the Presideutwill recom-
mend impnrtinl suffrage in his message to
pangs?” ,1 ,lre will stand with: ,rtrr.‘ ”if! Cul-
lc'ug‘hlcn' financial questionc. ’
Cnalthg'rON, Nov. 19th, 3 o’clock, p. m,—
Tile Chairlcston Mercury was ’plibliébed to-
.dayfor thefiret time since February, 1865.
.1 filgfiiflb’t (height hedgddlupletely annihila-1_
a...
ted the South, as far as wealth is concerned.
-. "a - .
.i.
. 1.». t l"-.. ".L.-."“°e.-j.7. ‘--' .u , -.
M [Naiw Yonx, Nov. 19th, 5 o’clock, p. m.—
IGold spensdht’doa-S and closed at 40 3 8.
-o-<.>o ' .
,-;-A.¢.3rend banquetwasggiven to C" "s
W. Flieldzatz the {Metropolitan Hotel cw
,York,Thu ay,night, by the_;N_e1w York
Chamber;o..C,ommece. - -. u fi
,1 Lemma-lawman . 1 .
,zls'tbghest urttcle kilo . topreserve the hair.
"lt’wlll'pdslif'veiy Restorznars’y Haifto its Original
2'57; ifif‘f j»Color.-’. ‘ ." '.
ltkeeps the hair-.1i-omfalling out. It is the best
dressing in the'worid,lifelcss,stifi'brashy hair healthy
.‘Ir‘r.
. ,, _,.
47.
l 3 «CG.
Dr- Sohenck’s
3" - "QT—>1 61-», "f ‘ s -‘( on CE.
= nuri-fl.‘s’cunncx,orrullnacl his, has op'en-
ed an, office on. the second floor of o. 35 Hanover
St ‘Bostou where he will be rofessionally every.
WED SDA . flour 9 to 8. very person com-
plairgig wi Consumption or .any disease leadiu to
. tail. vitdrl Ecenidmhim. rileE ves advice“ e,
but for a. thereugh examination w h his Beapirome-
tprthecha ,isfiyedoliars... . - ,
.: —Dr. canexpmln‘ to patients verycorrcctl
the staguof their disease, and bow louse his med -,
cinei name ,-his Pulmonic S ,‘_ SeswcedTonic
audiand e Pills, without e use of the Respira-
metsr; but is git-he can tellsxactly howvfhr the lungs
are gone an wha minim; whether it'is Tuber-
culous. Pulmona , nchial or Dyspeptic Consump-
tion, or whether it is mereiylgn ulcerated throat and
warmer. .
' ' dull;
take.them, ,without seeing him.r .
gists.
tionsfso any,one'cdn-
Allothree of his
1
'- 'mediciues aro'- hired'viu-nearly liveryficase of lung
disease, for it is 1 possible to-cure Consumption un-
‘less thejstomsch and liver are kept inprder. To
,‘lnngs in’ s h'ehlilig condition- the stomach must
cleansed, and an. flirt! for good rich mod created, -
sues to make 5100-: loodbefore the fun will begin
to heal-‘fitherr‘ e chills and night swea s will stop,
andthe cxgectorntion become free and easy;
“ He keep ‘a fhn supply of medicines at his rooms,
- which‘cen-be had-at times. ’ .
y ; Price ofithe1Pulmonic S
. each trolpérbolue. or. st. .
drake Pi s,‘ cents r box."
GEO : fir-GOOD .s
gators, Ge} era! 1 Wholesale
gland States. For sale by all . ruggists. .
c... , - "0.”
Lia-v
e half dozen. Man-
ts for the News!3
M" 159' W
A'. ’«Lo
tailworhr "areas: ins.
mom.mmrucn coma-s, 1,
. ,Ort Won: Immune. . Much sickness undoubtedly,
. with children and adults, attributed toiotber. causes
1 ls‘eceesionedbyworms; .-The',‘FVnnrrnor Corr-
‘rr'rs,.".elthougbed'ectual in destroying worms. can
do‘rlo possible 'injury. to the- lnostidelicate child.
This valuable ”combination has been successfully
used by physicians, and ‘found to be safe and euro. iu -.
mm worms. ,soirnrtfh11 1lto children .
--.. calm na'vrrto'_Woslrs'requi' intermediate at,
routine, as neglectof the' tronblo‘ofi'cnbllllel pro-
longed clauses.» 1 ‘1
Sum jogs or Worrir‘srig ,CHILD,1 , ante are often over~
looked; Worms'ln the stomach and bowels causc_
irritation, whlch can be rcmoved only by the use'of.
a' sure”, remedy. ,The,.combilia1tiou of ingredients
'P'e‘l'ifini-limBwn’ir‘ff‘m‘fim'cw" 1-
,rnehjaatogrvcthe bestposrlbleelrecjt with safety. -
'f CURTIS :&‘ BROWN, Proprietors, New "York.—
.wwmn Dealers Ill Msdicinei, it 35 cts S box.- '
. ' ’
” a.»
.
" _.L_._. .5.
._ in . ._ a "
' NO‘l'a‘lME NECESSARY.
Sevinsfillsins Y9 . West’s Grease
._ J”! PNEP°¥.°F;T-§E ‘
Penu,’a.,Salt Mauut’g. Co’s.
.slrtslllrll
. (Patents of Ink and 8th Feb. 1859.)
5:. ‘10“ .I I}
‘COfiCEN‘I‘RATED LYE.
. It will make 1S pounds excellent hard sea , or 25
gallons of the very best soft soap for only e nt ill
.ceuts. 7 D ions ‘on ash box. For sale at all
Drug and Grocery stores.
DIRECTIONS.
Dissolve one box of Lye in a 1-2. ipounds (pints:
of hot water, in an iron pot. Melt n another"
or 5 lbs ofclean fat or s.. e of! e rs,
an intothls ssirslowl the dissolved lye, and kee
stirring until the-w e Mcomes well mixed an
like molasses Now cover up, and setin a warm
place over night- Next day out intonmall pieces,
addo lbs or pints). of water. and melt with a gentle
heatun thasoa isall disealced,then pour into
a tub to cool. w on cold, out into bars, which will
Mlle-enthusiasm ~
’ ’l'niwm 0'13 ”commuters.
Be particular in askinyfor PENN’A. HALTJI’I'G
1 .-1. ,iool511mpolvmmrr.
«o»-
?gDyopepela cured.
: [lils'oiumntiam Cured.
, ' ' Scrofulnctrred. _
nr TREATMENT wrm .MINEBAL WATERS
. Do swag/with all‘yonr various and often émicions
drugsan quack Medicines, and use a _ew baths
=~-‘ skinned-loser“)!
made frdiu..the’- concentrated
‘
Mneunfactlgin‘g'co. in Pgttsburghhtgd atrsfpeckgd the
wettest..." c..." a»: u -
INTERNALLY USE
1."-
Emufirhiléiad a nal‘rplnts.‘ zone cnmtl‘e’nt to.»
a 69.25““ MQJOW’II respectable Druggists.
'F...‘
'l
n‘.”
acalrn mmmnffi: 1
.‘ :7. Q:lllt‘.lllllloltco’s 1 1 ,-
liiilddnlg f Perm. . cal‘ Pills.
_' ESPORMB. ‘ 1 i1:
’~~‘ "MOST INVALUABLE‘REMEDI.
coauthors tailoring coliugleint's tapeworm the
. :1 Weasel a , Pal Menstruation
~Beienuoss,:hin lltf m in Lotus, Musing
Daron Pains. Bush of Blood,“ theHead. Dizziness
nimueuofmu arms Sickness Heacineufil'a-
ti ow‘asry he Ezertion,Palpifatiors tire
eart.sndeli..
t
lag of all other female weaknesses,
. 1. 1m Len 111m, 0'! WNW-y w.
at tbs’s‘a'uie’tirlfe, th'ére'is nothing 'lnl lain file
that can do injury to llfe or beeltlfgjlet: 'd rec-1
tionbesfiictlyjbumsdmnd‘ you will and them
to basil thnyarerepreeented; ' ; ..
35 153°93‘31“”
'i‘i 6d1,'_befe_il’abld, wrturn
Two There. . ' '
.1 :,r,, - .
if} 1‘3” . _". l
‘Ten‘ Thousand Boxes sentlby' letter, b‘oth b . myself
lineups,disgust-bet" red‘eeesso'i ii .. filled:
f
' . im in
'g'adellke tllbahos‘egdlisfive beenkno
.dt‘r‘i’
‘ soak erthe world-tor w ich an-
M which ladiés say.uoth ,1
.enr'l _'
1 enoeof‘Ms'dlef cdawlle’d’uponth‘e' 1orld.
InW-MWWW Prd..,.'.Rsi"?""”9 Na-
. il‘ affinieitsl’roperCIta-nml:
quietfn the nerves and'bringi ..bsrk the“itcsy
90.1“: ,
Price 0111~per Box. ~
- ' [sold- ‘r‘r Norwulkby n BL‘rclmtAN,
- ‘ly32.
.._-—‘——11§s,‘1l.'1'11’;*"'7
sometime»
Felt,00mont and Gilli kindling.
Decldsdiydilg. beat, mas: da.r;3.l« and
alien Lt'kilt'l‘vi'fl’l in this couch-t1 .«irrlcriala
‘Wl‘lic are liable to- be confounds wr' “”-
1have long been in use for ca -1 ,1 mo
and1‘barns, Ce, but‘fnever nu... . , .--.:t
discovery’lis's‘au’y-niud of Cement ltuo
been used for our best residences The cl
binations Of this roofing are such as to r
perfe'ctl water-proof; makesso
hrtn ms wor , is a saving of afleestSlil
centover any other roofln ln use.
rflaocxwoon-tt‘iAbs'lrs , orwalk, are so
cute for Fail-field'Conutv.’ ~Alli orders
'a .tmrcoeliYem of Benedict &_Mel
promptly attended to, enquiries freely
swered.
l
’ see of PlLEs, either bleeding or blilld.
World $19951; Price 1011. For; sale ,by all Drug-1
fit .
and Seaweed Tonic, ' .
00., as Hanover Street, ,
"ll illi-
ov; Mary
» bflydars, daughter ofd'os. B. Wilcox,
ury.
_ various distressing comp aint » ;
hat ‘most annoying, weakening, ‘stl ‘
since the "i 'i
enlth‘131tpthecb1esk ofgltle most delicate. .
Harrison’s Persi tame Lozenges
Pleasant, Promptlrnrl Effective. Two taken at
night move the bowels once next morning. Unlike
nil Pills they never cause pain nor rcquirc increase of
dose to perfect a cure.
1 They cure Headache, Dizziness, Oppression after
eating,Sour Rising, and every evil arising from
COSTIVENESS and INDIOESTION, Warrlllltcd ill all cu-
F'or sale by
J. S. Harrison 8500., Proprietors, No. l Trclnont
Temple. Boston, and by all Dl'llgglsts, or will be
mailed on receiving 60 etc. till-l
.4.»-
To The Debilitated and the Decrepid.
. Ear general debiilt‘yhnd exhaustion of'tllc powers
of nature, whethcr occasioned by sickness, fust liv~
ing, constitutional decay, old age, or any other
physical or mental cause. the one thing uccdful and
indispensable is HOSTETTER‘S CELEBRATED
STOMACH BITTERS. When the fire of life seems
to be absolutely dying out in the system, and the
mind, sympathizing with the body, is reduced al.
most to estate of imbecillty, this mighty Restorative
seems, as it were, to lift the sufferer out of the
Slough of Despond and recruit and reinvigorate both
tetter: “f can compare the operation of your Bitters
upon me to nothing but the efl‘ectof a rain after- a
longtiry spell in the fall of the year. The rain fell-
- 'ing on the meadows starts the second crop of grass,
audyour wholesome medicine seems to have started
a secondh'rop oflifeie'ndnpirits in me." And this
is truly the effect of tbis‘gratef‘ul and powerful prep-
aration. Ladies of weak constitution, or whose
strength has been impaired by sickness or age, find
» it a most efllcaclous and delightful Tonic, and it is
administered with great success in marasmus or
1 wasting of the-flesh, to young children. In fact, it
is a-much safer and surer cordial for the nursery than
anything advertised specially for that purpose,
. «O- .
‘Dn. P.‘ Manson's, Dentist, office No. 132 West
Sixth Street, states as follows: . , 1
* -' ' CINCINNATI, October, 1803. .
‘ Msssns. J. N. HARRIS til CO : ‘
Gents .-About one year ago I took a cold which
settled on my in s. A violent cough was the .con-
sequence, which creased with severity. I expec-
forated large v1trziuantities of phlegm and matter. Du-
ring the last nter I became so much reduced that
I was confined to in bed. The disease was attended
with cold chills an night sweats. A diarrhoea set
in. My friends thought I was in the last stages of
Consumption, and could not possibly get well. I
was recommended to try
. ALLEN’S LUNG 'BALSAM,
The formula was shown to me, which induced me
to give it atrial and I will only add that m cough
is entirely cured, and I am now able to utten to my
business as usual. Yours respectfhllh
P REDITH. .
.<.mno'—
WITHERS '
:Eaxcelsior; 3.1166 Store, .
1 896 4th Avenue, New York, _
19d Blocksbove Harlem a: New Haven-R. It. Depot.
. Ladies, Misses, Children’s and Gcntlemcn’s
. ,BOOTSAND SHOES,
ofall kinds and qualities, constantly on hand or made
to order. Prices reasonable. Parties visiting New
York should not fail to call and examine m stock.
3m43 JOHN F. WI HERS.
fl.»-
3; 3.53 n .aa'rc'r-t
.is. e .. rog-
53 [-s #5 H FT} 5‘8
:mEEE as: .3
'° ' -=
" §3§3§g “305:?
O m 3' “pg-3% - g ,5. g .
Ea e 01 -z F"
t: peg .1: 9:.
z "T‘fiogg Ffl l-l ‘1 40,
:EsҤ= 9-: his
1. L... _
H s a sfiiis if; a 3%
.m .4 2 a: .=- Hz
in gigs-Es H o a a -
. “ «an i- r 3 .,
ESE EESgéf‘ .31; S. Pad:
2 "‘ i’iogd. ~Q 223
.5 ”4|. s-I H 93 so
~¢ ,m’Dmgfé Ogden-«o,
B ”was *0 was?“
' .2 m 0’30 0 4 Fit ,5
.. 5'! H395, P mun
w
ivy, mulls-slugs).
WAG-L» W~
1 In New York, Tuesday, Nov. 18, by.tbs Rev. Sene-
ca Rowland, Capt.-Geo. W. Cable, to Cornelia How-
lsnd, both of that city. . -
In Danbury Nov. 12,
of mar N. Y., to Miss Magy W.
Nov, 14, byRev. G. M. tone
on
bu .
, Mr. Hughes Smitll): liz’Washington, CL, audMiss Ma-
Sll . -
‘ i“.i....“°ir’t"iil°*”;’.i”::r.i‘.’si‘"2°“"i'
,. s 80 V8 SS .
r' fino‘XtFain‘Vfcr to 11in
n' ...'osr,ort.
Pulford to itinellm’lly J; Bates, both ofBethel.
b JusticeLord. Nov: 12, Mr. Hen-
its:
In an
ry Nights 3333i
~p0lt, ' . , . --...__._ 1
~l - .
M area.
In Nor-walk on Monday, Nov. 19th, Mrs. Isaac's,
, aged Ali years. _
'a’Ths funeral will be attended from her late
reoidenoenon Wednesday, slat inst., at one o‘clock.
p."m'.- ' «» .,
, At Bridgeporg'onzths 118th inst. Edmond Price,
:agdd 716 ymrs, 2 months and it! ,dsys. .
[Funeral at the First Congregational Church
Tuesday, (to-day) at i'o'clock, p. m.
In New York, on Monday, Nov. l9fhgiufunt son of
R. E. and M. E. Vnangenen. ‘
H'Tuneral eta o‘clock, this (Tuesday) afternoon,
at the residence of Henry Lamb, Esq .
In Bedding, Nov. 16th, Phoebe Gray aged about
101 years ,
In dedin , 12th inst., alters short illness, Dea-
con Edward herwood, aged '15 years and 8 months.
Best, dearest1 Father, rest,
Thy Savior has called thee home.
, ‘ Lin Westorl,on thefbth inst, Albert Lockwood, ‘
agleld 80 1ygars and-0 mont .
Bri sport, Nov, 14. Frank Oakley, aged 32
years. 14th inst. James fGr-ant, aged 52 years, for
many years Superintendent of Mountain Grove Cem-
Knepélhformerly of Darien, Conn.
In tBrifigelport, Nov. 19th, of typhoid fever,
W. H. Hlue, . ., aged 26 gears.
In Danbnry, Nov. 1 th. Jo n Holland, a§ed 30 yrs.
In ascsiusa, Kansas, Sept. 17th., Cyrus eel-s, for-
merlytof Danbury, aged 63 years.
In ew Orleans, La., Nov. 2d, Hugh Lynch former-
ly of Danbury, a ed 19 cars,
.4 ~-In Pstcboque, . I. E. Wicks, aged
formerly of Dan-
rivatc fhmilies.
» and one 14 rs
“y“ c Gazette Office.
rating, in
Good references given. Imp: at;
On SALE, agood Horse Power, to ether with
Circular Saw, Threshing Machine an Selparutor,
3M7 Enquire of D. COMS 00K. _
. NOTICE. ,,
To the Stockhohlers of the Union Hanufdotur—
ufng‘fj Company of :Nortbalk,1t'n the State of
"on meatloaf. ' ' -
NOTICE is hereby given that a special meeting of
_. the Stockholders'of" the Union Manufacturing
100m oftbe town of Norwalk, in the County of
Phi el , and State of Connecticut, will be‘ held at
the once of said Company, in said term of Norwalk,
on the first day of Decem or next, at 2 o‘clock in the
afternoon, for the purpose of electing Directors of
said Company and altering and amendin the By
Laws of said Company TILES CURTI Pres't.
Dated, Norwnlk, Nov. 15, 1866. . it‘d?
snowman.
WILL be paid to any perstm
that call
_ ’ . ‘
,1 lunrrmv run 1313an
that repainto slid overturned my _ Carriage,
‘1tllrowlng1 my wife-and self _out,-’nt the
Fair: 1 Grounds,
Thursday, Sept. 27th, 1866,
X "M." A. VA‘NHBENSCHO'I‘EN,
‘ t I} i :48 Water Street, N. Y. "
. 1 ‘
Information Wanted,
' Geo lunn Reed who- strayed away from the
FAlmsrfiousc, Norwnlk, on Saturday, Nov. 10th.
She is a small sized womani of about 30 years of age,
t to tile. Shelves ainly dressed. Any per-
:gllljfinowlng of her whgreabouts is requested to
' g1l1ve informatiouto MR. AMZI WATERS, keeper of
t , 1
e Aims House, Norwalk. '
wars ran
[“0 purchase or hire of Norwalk, or South Norwnlk,
.t(;_l ,
.1 "“1: .‘l few acres of land attached.
. i
it ”00‘-
, the framo and the intellect. Au oid'fermer ill.le 1
‘ Valley of the Monongahela writes~ thus to Dr. Rois:
.47 . .
. Sold by H. M. Prowitt.and all Medicine Dealers. ‘ '
by Rev. G. M. Stone Mr. Hi-;
1. Catherine Byer, all of Bridge- .
w .
At Philadelphia, on Sunday, Oct. 28, N. Frank '
WANTDD.—Situations for; two Boys, one 16 years
.a Minor belonging to said District, and that said
LOCKWOOD’S HALL,
Tuesday, Nov. 27th, 1866,
The Celebrated
AMERICUS QUAR’I‘E’I‘TE,
ol'lll'illgopol‘f.,rzmlsisllllg ul'lllt- following well known
llllcnl. ‘
Mr. SJ}. SPINNINGJllc FilVOI‘lllt llullzulisl.
Mr. W. TOMLIN,Princc of Vocal (Jolllcdiuns
Mr. E. G. SPINNING,
Mr. A. A. BARKOWS,
and
Mr. '1‘. A. SPINNING,"P1..nisl.
Will give one of their pleasing and amusing
CONCERTS,
ul1. Lockwoml‘s "all, an'wnlk, «m 'l‘m-sdlly Err--
lllllg, Nov. 27m. For particulars SUC Elliilll bills.
TICKETS, - - . :5 CENTS.
Doors open at 1-1 to 7 o‘clock. to commence at quar-
ter to 8. >
FIRST ANNUAL BALI.
. OF Till: , ,
Stone Cutters’ Social Club,
.. “ 111will1bellcldut
‘ ' Lockwoon's HALL,
: t ' 0N.
Thanksgiving Evc., Nov. 28th.
A limited number of Tickets have been printed.
Tickets $1.00 admitting Gent. and Ladies.
THE CLUB assure the public that they will spare
no pains to make this Bull, one of the most
, lesson: of the season. Strict order will be enforced
y the Club. Pnol‘. SMITII'S justly celebrated
NORWALK QUADRILLE BAND,
will furnish the music for the cvcnlll".
Awellkuown catnrcl' will rumis'll Slipper ill the
Hall, for those who wish it. Supper Tickets for
Gentlemen and Lady, $3.50.
The floor will bcundel- the management of an elli-
cieut Committee. .4t*-15
Jns. Lawrence, President,
M. Scarlucl, Sec’y.
Joim Flynn, Vice Pres.
’l‘llcop. chvnrc, Treas
Iighth Annual Ball
0!“
Plltllnix Engine & ’llosc Co’s
Norwulk, Coun., at 1
LO.CKWO0D’S HAIaL,
Friday EveningJJec. 21st, 1866.
1EI£KETS $2.501 Admitting one Gentleman and Lu-
For sale at the Hotels, and at the Book, Music. and
Drug Stores. rrlso of the Com. of Arrangements.
SUPPER at tile Norwnlk Hotcl,---cx trn
Fmort MANAGER, A. H. Camp. ASSISTANT MANA-
onus, Chris. H. Strcct,Jss. C. Newkirk, Jos. B. Ells,
Chas. W. Kyle.
The Coin. onthe part of Phoenix Engine and Hose
Companies desire to express their thanks for the lib-
eral atrouuge heretofore extended, and respectfully
sollc t a continuance of the some, pledging their ut-
most eudcavors to make the entertainment the best
at the Season. A. H. CAM'P, Chairman,
'. Warm SELLECK, Sec’y. Cues. 11. STREET, Tress.
v
"? l
A GRAND BALL
' under tileuu'spicns of
'stJohn‘s Lodge, No. 6, no an.
Norwulk Coun., will be givelrat
,LocKWOOD’S HALL,
lThursday Hven’g, Dec. 27th,
TICKETS $3.00 admitting Gentleman and Ladies.
1 SUPPER at Norwalk HotelTextru.
,‘ 1 1 1 Music by GRAFULA’S
SEVENTH REGIMENT BAND-
_CLOTHIN-Gr.i
irrrarrrsurlnmtnvmn as co...
Nos. 398,..3409’alld402. - f .
BOWERY, (Junction Third and Fourth .Avennes.
NOW ofl'er their new and desirable ‘FALL and WIN-
TE“, STOCK. at LOWER PRICES than the same
quality of goods have been offered since 1860.
ALL WOOL BUSINESS SUITS,‘
$18, $20. (225, and $30.
TS,
USUAL’PRICE N0 $48.
USUAL’PRICE ,‘NOlV $44.
USUAL PRICE , NOW . 40.
USUAL PRICE 5, NOW ' 36.
USUAL PRICE $40, NOW $32.
USUAL PRICE '35, NOW $28
USUAL PRICE , .
USUAL PRICE 25, NOW 2'2.
USUAL PRICE 20, ‘NOW 16.
USUAL PRICE :18, NOW 14.
BUSINESS COATS, PANTS AND VESTS, ' '
BOYS’ AND CHILDREN’S CLOTHING,
ANDCLOTHING OF EVERY STYLE, TO ORDER,
AT THE SAME REDUCED RATES. *
NORWALK 1
‘GRIS’I‘, and mom MILL.
Grist Wo’rk,
done ill a. workmaulikc manner at short notice.
' FRESH GROUND
constantly on hand. Orders thankfully received and
delivered in any part of Norwalk.
4': _ MILLS ti: WHIPPLE. , -
A:15_NEW,'S1AFE,
1:. . .pnrihsis-ermnrlsp and
BRILLIANT LIGHT,
The attention of the public is called
the new patented
REDK‘EROSENE 01L,
which will not smoke, smell or explode and
give a soft pleasant light for superior to Ker-
osene Oil. It can be burnt in any Kerosene
lamp by‘ simply using one of Marcy’s Gas
Tube burners. Its cost is absut the same
per gallon as Kerosene .0“, while the same
quantity of oil will produce much more light.
The subscriber is sole agent for the suleof
this oil in the following towns viz: Norwulk,
New Canaan, Wilton, Reading, Ridgeficld,
Bethcl and Danbury. ‘W. C. STREET. ‘
Nov. 19th, 1866. -. .
lo
.. war: PEN rs MIGHTIER THAN
swarm," ‘ ‘
The cold Far—Best and
Cheapest of Pens;
MORTON’S 301.1) PENS,
The best Pens in the World,
For sale atbis Headquarters,No. 25 Maiden fume
New York, and by every duly appointed Agent at
the same prices. . _ 1
ACstnlo ue, with fllll deSCl'lplIOIl of Slzcs and
Prices son 'on recei toflettcr ostuwe;
emsv ' ' p . p ATMORTON.
THE
To the Probate (Tolrrtfor the District ‘of Ridge-
e d. , .
rl’ihle application of SYLVESTER SEYMOUR. re—
res cctfull showcth : 2
That he? is iegnl'Gurtrtlian to An usrus C. REYNOLDS,
Minor is the owner oftbc foilowiug'renlestnte.
viz: the undivided half part of a certain tract,
of Land situated in1Rid 1ctield, Fairf‘lcld County
Conn‘ccticut. in quantity lg:t Acres more orlcss
Wltll the buildings thereon standing, and bounded
North by lands of St.St_epbcns Parreb, Samuel 5_
Duuchey, John J. Dauchey, and Jacob M. Lockwood
Flour and Feed, 4‘
Aniversary 0" StJohn the Evangelist .
stud LADIES.
Harwell: Iron Works.
Xrll‘wrllk (‘L. (Nil. ‘1.” -‘
V ”E sullsr'l'illt‘l's in 1110 ('rlpi‘lrrl Stuck lll‘tllll‘ltlzgd
WALK “:le Wolllts. :ll'l: bur-cl.)- lmlif‘u-ll llllli
\‘ulw ul' llli‘ llil'ucfnl‘s. lllu following ill~l:l]lllullll-
lll" l'upitul Slur-k of this ('(ll'pur:llinu. llllve I
won‘t-ll fur. in l)!‘ plllll ill ”5 follows. \‘iz:
l‘1\\1l‘ll|._\'<i‘|\'t' PM” w-llf. nll 'l'1l(~~:ll:l_v. .‘Im‘. Will. Is
l'11lliff'll [rt-r will, (fill ’l'llcstluy, llw'. Hill. 15:11“.
l'lficcn pcl- (‘I‘HL on Tuesday. Jltlllllll‘v 15th. IN
l’uyumnfx In I.-- lnmll- in ”it: ’l'l‘cllsrrl'3~l' of ”11' -
pun-limb, :II. the h‘irsl National Blink of South l
tvlllk, between flue llOlll‘ri of 10 and 12 o’clock :l.
and 2 and 2: u‘clm:k,]>. lll.. on much of said day's.
Jiillilj DLDIJ'JY l'. ELY, l'l'Urlllttl.
Stolen.
111mm flu: pnslIll-ugc oflllu sulwrrilnqg ml ’1‘},
day night, Nov. 15f, ll '
|ll..>\( 3K HUHSIL
folll' yours olrl. trim a small \\’llll(‘ slur in llll‘ f
lit-lid, about 1!; hands high, part of his lllllln: rub
oil. Allbcl-ul rewardlvill be paid to all one 1
in]! return him to - ‘ ANDREV SMI'l‘i
an'wulk. Nuv. firth, 1:11:42. Iii
T1111: N orwalk Classrcal Instltu
. 13th Acurlcmicnl 'I‘er ' '
1511111 13111111 lll Will open Noveml
murmur: :
. Winter Term, opens Nov. 15th, ends Feb. 13“
Spring ‘ Feb. 14th, -‘ April 24“
Summer April 25th ‘- July 3K
Vacallou ofti ti'ccks, from Dec. 215i, to Jun. Mill.
r-.\T.\r.rml'l: or srl'lll-zx'rs.
Wm Millard.
Herbert (ng-n.
i“ Scarlcs,
A E Smith,
James C Smilll.
u u
A II Archer,
Wm B Beers,
Edward C Bells,
chrand C Belts,
James II Burns.
Rob’t S Craufurrl, _ Frank Street,
E R anignnc,‘ Frank Soulllmuyd.
Ii F Dean, C H Weeks. '
F W Hoyt, , . . , , Miss: Sarah 'Bostf'ord,
Sllcrrlmn Hoyt, Miss Ada Cu
0.
Miss Emmnglillard.
Miss Eva Oadcn.
CHAS. fl. SHAW,
Principal.
Edward L 'llcS,
F W Mitc lcll, ,
For Tcl'lllr‘, enquire 'of
41*45 .
.N otlce.
HE subscribers have this day entered into a co-
p_al‘tllcrslll;1), under the firm name of Wilcox 3:
Hopkins fur-tlc cstublismcnt of a general Livery
Sales and Exchange Stables, and the transaction of
all the usual business connected therewith. -
WILLIAM H. \VILCOX,
J. L. HOPKINS.
South Norwulk, Nov. 15f, 1860.
W .ood. W. canted.
ANTED immediately six or eight cords of
Hickory Wood,
a part ofil. seasoned. Apply to office of the GAZETTE,
To the _Pub11c.
THE undersirmefl havingr purchased of G. if.
Wllcl icy all ills interest in the Union Livery
Soles and l‘xcllnngc Stables. lately occupied by S. R.
W llelpley, at South Norlvalk, Conu., are now pre‘
pared, by connecting the stables of J. L. Hopkins,
and above together, under the firm name of Wilcox it:
Hopkins, to accommodate their, friends and the pub-
llc with any kind of a turn out, from a. Wheelbarrow
to a Coach and Six at as reasonable prices as the
times wrll allow. From the larr’c'numbcr or Vehicles
and Horses we cannot fail to llrnisll all who may
glyc usn cull. Ill fact we do not intend to be beaten
”to styleunrlauality. by.uny~atnlllc between New
' York sud:Bost0n. ~ Horses, Wagons and Harness
constantly on hand for sale or exchange.
Wit . A. WILCOX, J. L. HOPKINS.
3141‘.
F61- Sale.
11 Coral Box, Leather Top
nearly new ; by one of the beef. makers in the couri-
try. Enquire of QUIN'I‘ARD '& SMITH,
fit-16 South Norwal k.
Selling out at Cost.
RS. S. J. REED intending to leave Norwnlk
'" , . early in the ensuing yearhofl‘ers to the ladies of
vicinity rare bargains ill MILLINERY GOODS,
so1 us_ to close out her larae, stock. Every
thing in her Millincry Shop will be'sold at cost price
Ladies in want of any Millmcr’y Goods, will do well
to call immediately and examine her stock. Making
over-Bonnets, flurlin frame, $1.00. Lcohoru Bonnet
and Jocks Frames or ascents. Felt Jockeys for $1
other goo sin proportion. Over (3. S. Lockrvnod’s
Store, Main Street. U46
1New Fancy Store.
185 s. A.BEERS has taken the store next door
to Raymond’s Furniture Store, Main Street,
Where she will keep everything futile shape of
' Fancy. , Goods,
Hoop Skirts, Hosiery, Corsets, and everything usual—
ly kept in a first-class Thread and Needle Store. La-
( les’ ulld Gents’ under garments made to order. Mu-
chlne Stitching, die. A share of the public patronage
ls solicited. 3mm)
NOVEMBER!
can is aw s.
f a.
Great ' Bax-gains
received from the recent great Auction Sale
7 ‘30 ps. rallies simmers.
harass GOODS,
100 prs._Br.Alvnr:-rs,
1 10 ps. BEAVER CLOTHS,
I Slips. BROAD CLOTHS,
' 50 ps. CASSIMERES,
Luv-rs DAMASE,
LIN’N Imusx TABLE COVERS
Harms r‘et moms.
3ps.INGltAIN CARPETING
‘ ‘A BARGAIN.
Also Bargains in PRINTS, DOMESTICS
:f'
F U R s ;
nowonband
mms’ onoans,
of my own make, and made to order, at
about the same prices as before the war.
C. J. GRUMAN.
W. E. MONTGOMERY,
Dealer in
Building Materials,
Brick, ' Lime, cement, drc.
also, a Fine and Large assorllllent of
White and Red Asll Coal.
PINEOAK & HICKORY WOOD
rrrtvnnnvc woon,
' By the Darrel.
AT’ '
alumnus-star’s unis
Fire! of Marslmll. Street, South Norzmlk.
TheColttlh Dental Ascociation
, ORIGINATED THE USE OF 'rlll:
' Nitrous Oxide
.For the painless
and leusullt extraction of‘ Teeth.
tile (id’s slum .\ :ly, 1863, to own it},-
000 patients without a fiction: or :lcculeut. \\ u use
200 callous per day, and it is always fresh—1 an essen-
tia consideration. Nearly every [byslcmn m lilt-
city recommends patients to us,. tramway come 1-,".
n circuit. of 300 and 100 miles. COME TO HEADQUAR
TEES. Price $2.00 for first tooth, and-$1.00 1...; 51M!
subsc llcnt. ’l‘ooth_tir:r\vll at. the 5m“? hm“, Ui‘ b “.11,
19 all 20 Com-El: INSTITUTE, New \ m-k,
We have given
and others, East by the main street, South anti
West by hl-rhwsy. 1 ,
And he fl’rrtber says, that the estate ls at present 1
r ‘ ‘ive; that the avails thereofnreevsuted for
the support, maintenance and education of‘ said M i-
llor and tbllt it will be for tile udvaufagclof said Mi-
nor to sell the ssmcmnd invest the avail: according
to law ; wherefore he says tllrltthcrc is just and rot»
this cause for sclling the same. He therefore
-s the Court to order said real estate to be sold. _
to empower him or some other meet person to
become, pursuant to the statute ill such case
6 and (lovlldlcdl'v ‘lll lSl‘fi
. rec lOV..l.L). 1
ted m g’SYLV'ES’PER SEYMOUR, Guardrail.
riot of Ridgejlelrl, Probate court, its. November
., 804-. 1 1
)ERED—Tlllll. the foregoing appllcutlmrbc heard
later-mined at the Probate Ofilce ln Rldgefield,
of January 1867 at 9 o‘lock foreuoon:
but notice thereof be published in some public
1y newspaper ncur tilepluco where such rules-
ics, three \tmcks,srrt;tl:cs.<lvcly llt least an wet-ks 1
3: i ime assigne- .
u dt HIRAM. K SCOTT, Judge.
e 16th day
chuscrs, llt
\
‘1 UOES: iicl'ci‘y lillltlltll‘ lmtlics and (Hill-
tlrcl'l‘s welll‘, cheap, iii. 1
S. E. 0LMSTEAI) .b (:0 s.
1‘ M01 1‘“ !-—r\'(:lEN'l'ti wull-
$9 tell for sin entirely new uriiclcs, just
out. Address 0. ’l‘. CAREY . (lily “lilitllllg,
lillt'lelord, Maine. '
“0 would be content to have Round
V Shoulders wllcll Shoulder lil‘ilf‘CSIWIll
thaw llltrlll bur-l; to their proper pusnlml -’
A new supply for Ladies and (It'llllt‘lllell Ln»
" -- ‘-.--'-lb'
Just llLUl liLthLL y111 M.PROW1T'1‘
Cornvr Drug Store.
[FLUUI‘L FLUUH, ll‘lri.)U1lll;L:lls:1l111l
‘-‘ ‘l ' lllll .1 us
zllltl (1min Ill ill) ql ll )HOLM)’
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