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A Word: in behalf of. Singing
Schools.'~~
t mistake of the present day in
mfl‘hc, 13:22:” slhe- tendency to set aside
I noses 's ‘st'cln of singing J
156116.110“wa git) lovem'znts in the gen-'-
loducation have been introduced
23111111111113 saga past, but there is nothing
£1 :gythti-place of these singing“ cla" ,
firms rest than lose :th'es'e.
'W ‘3, oilg h‘ of the vary 1Treat
"" ltd theI ace. n t em
kin 430.18%, (overniglit in music but
am“ .llich it is the prov-
-.
“111%! .J- The sogial tfltl'e'mgsn'
m We devclo e as ey on
for m ' lity, be Erought out by
' ctlon- 'By social feel--
' lid hi on" the mere matter of
’ ' ' on the members.
out thing), but
exthose which lead
Inc's'slftsociety. Private
rli‘r’uate tendency to
n lt' is seen in the- dl{r-'
J perienced‘ In inducing the best
’0! Lnongrsgation to take their placés'
echo}; Itindicates a morale of things
when, as is now go
ch rch which contains, perhaps, a dozen c'x-'
s, igobiiged to put up with very
indifi'ercut music on the sabbath This
calling, figmmfithe youngpeople‘ 0'1 the
ht together frequently for-
'of- social main, or, in other
w 1119331133001: brm'lght up In the habit
octterldi'n achurch or c':omtnunity singing
school. astors should gutlr‘dtt this point
wuss all their influence for
Wfi'fi this useful institution, It-
e’fi't vita difficulty which waspot
formerly sxperlenced, arising from a‘; scarcity
Itishetter, however. to employ '
ban to singers to give
" E???“ a:leelllblliiggthemselves to-
be i If a first- class teacher can pos—
‘ isn’t}, so not let the paltry 'cOn-
- dolla stand _in the way
ail”. 135Th me one: of prepar-
teaching has increased almost a
' within twenty-five years ”and it
.' ' mire“ paid for his services
~ «11:11: will soon turn his at-
' attractivs and remunera-
' are lessons.
churches to secure
:1, . ' ‘ bungpeople atsome
ki " of during the coming
minnow. ' Gazette
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In 1800 there worsios Congregatlonal
011%."... thefinited Unitedfitates. In 1820. the
. increase had Men 241 or 34 per ce'nt.,- tw'o
' England._1n18401twas
N one-halt ili' ew'
Illin‘bilr recourse 1Yfilgzrtollsin 90)
w In. on cars
wacffific 3'? rcent. its in
nfilfindfli‘flefly [211mgI are wies‘tr of
arm 1 n t e ls'sour a
lrflm‘mfi R n 23 K110511534,
M10095 Total of church?
esiothe 091111, 3' .Add British
011i as. 3AM» total' is
The 'ntlberoimlnlstars 152888 nearly
ll ' the whole number of
educated minlotsuo alt denominations in
”the United States fifty'. you'd—001.0%
' .- ' cars it was 6',
triallililifiltlhe “10%”!!qu 11. Jill New Eng
mAuintelnational contest for beauty is
' .. ‘e :Pg'li‘i's'R' EX'lrlbition'. The
From. ng'lish and other Eul- can ladies
aruafllh so camper. but are anXIOus to have
u__ America's ladies enter for the prizes.
slice ering. He as If on
oil out poplin—diet If; u'iwo’llld
retired—gm ' ét.i
Tin1 B's: 'tlla't “JOhu' Morrissey
iifi‘b‘d p eliti'ary convict (political of-
fenders or course, cxcépte'd),w who has ever
sat 1.119911131111111: ot a christian commu-
more an unconditional peo-
0.011 of Bridgeport. has re-
Dfmbg 15'.th érafElls'worth, of Vermont,
cect'the‘mhh-df-war Constitution, sunk
Bay, 'over 90 years
been but rocéntly se-
,Mand about as hard as a
pie.
1.1.;
3.Liau3- 3-.
Hindu“ recel'veda full and handsome
assortment of.
"M" an!) jump 63105
Hot Frames it'l' 11111.0 latest s't' les; Hoop"
”I Trimmlegs,&c La ies are in-
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GEOGRAPHIC NEWS
; .G r lio'v'sl'e'd their Rooms by the
(accuser) p'sint, putty, paper llnd oil-
r neg 09-,ng with a'jcl‘ean face make
toghé‘pnbllc, scliciting their Pat-
_ 9,, 'to make food faces with-
cat s use 0'. 9' 910112111 paint and putty,
but with the best _r'na’terials used in the art.
Thebudcellflo' hmznt of this Gallery
Woman-$1 years, proves that the pro-
E rietora understand to the fullest extent the ‘
u
sines's In would! they are engaged, and the
he'll hes
Y'Vllh’o' has favored us with a trial,
cram fiupmfls of- success.- Froni the Da-
mew pelt-blade here by Austen 20 years
1'53: the‘ ,'presen't‘ day,” Is a long stride in
thefinrcil cramprovemem and the experi-
Weliléc "scum tram practically follOiving up
filese‘cllslrgea cannot do otherwise than cou-
sr’iiinte to rl'le' 'prOduction of good pictures,
tilld we do not" hesitate to 'say that we are
better 010ng for work of' every descrip-
tion than or before.- You are requested to
"walk up 'anél'ei'am'ine for yourselves. ”
30“ ' ' ,WHIT NEY do BECKWITH.
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B's's't and Cheapest Insurance! "
' THE ORIGINAL , . '
Travellers Insurance (30.,
“OF HARTFORD, CONN. .,
INSUREBU AGAINST.
All Accidents I
"il'u- illrlso lslmsr
1.086 '1')? Life 'i‘rom Any Cause,
:..: mhcthar Disease or Accident, _ , .
in 0cmucmatroll for Personal Irrinrlcs' .
Paid I'I'ir Cipitrll, $500,000,
- "Tithe? 'oSurplus of 8200.000 . ..
;:.-J....I.1I_ J l.‘ 1-' .7' - 9'...”—
:awkmmmuunur :Pollcles (oomb'in'ed') insure
comany cause whether disease
or AcclYKt. w‘il'n“ comp ‘
thQnJortm'wflltm opt-0nd. forms of Life Policies
Mikhmrmlthout compensation, as film
micalapsfc Ratesfo .premluln very ow. e
635111111 ““3“ch 1111 believed, ou‘ers the best and
in tutu.
1;-'
.I'Ie'lhue'nll'bocl Policies insurel'lgalnst all casu-
amen- pagln any sum from «$1,000
00310 “'e‘ ffata accident or 6. to $50 or
w nrles. and c'ost bnta 0‘10 112
31111.».0 SEV 'N Y—FIVE THOUSAND POLI-
lrscav'wntten within two years by the
"fir???” migrant), and three thousand five
tundra
05ng -'f'or Less than $1,040,
firm reclined t'otllo families of sixty policy-homers
, arr-Mm :thein lives. by accident within the past
lW‘hlflélh-z': : J.
_ [Accident Policies writtcn by the 00m-
- ' ‘ " Lite Policies or combined Life and
' do: are all written at the Home omce.
“HIKE?!“ rr I'S"J'e1:'y "ERSON, PIGS. 9.
Am“, 0301.3. 00'me Agent, Norwalk, Conn
.1)- n“.- It:
“moans Meetice- ' '
Town 11 hold in the Town
Amouwumwtlm N.olv A.D. H1866 the fol-
"",%Wings Pm. Md' olution were adop'tcd: -—
rslAas'elnhly' In 1861, passed an
ntitled “All Actfor thcpreservation of game.
and to" prevent the destruction of certain small
bli‘d‘? it > , '.~1'- '
fill heinfor'ming officers of said tOwn
0f ltbir on they are hereby instructed to prose-
cute each and every ofi‘snce a
coollonst gold MGM the fol extent of the law.
est, WM. DG RE,GORY Town Clerk. ,
Wiltouflov 30.1866. ' 3t45 ,
BACCO of' all kinds, at manufacturers
._0f mm ALL-1 HOLMES’S
ROOTS and' SHOES of ever description
cheap at S. E. OLMBTEA & CO'S.
frequently 'the case, a .
Wink 6(1th m’bllc’ 'end they are determin- _,
‘ . 11%. red in introdu-
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LEYPOLDT &HOLT, 451 Brooms lst. N. Y.
_ Colton’s Select. Flavors
;- of the Choice Fruits and Spices
are attracting the attention of Lovers of
Choice flavors everywhere—for their deli
cious Flavors, strict Purity, and unrivalled
' Strength Dealers trebble their sales with;
them. WholesaleAgents—M. S. B01111 195 CO.
and Geo. C. Goodwin & Co. B.oston ;
Wilcox Caitlric Engine Co.
112 and 114 Dorrante St. ,'Providenc'e, R. I.,
_Manufs‘cturers of Caloric Engines, of vari-
ous sizes. Recent improvements. upon the
'en'giucs have freed them from the ‘diflicul-
ties which have heretofore existed in' motors
of this class. They are' 110w perfectly re-
liable for all purposes where limited power
is required, consuming a small am’mnt of
fuel, are entirely safe, and can be operated
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. STEPEN YVIL'COX J 1'1, Agent
J 10 000 Land Walls-anti: Want-
ed, at the highest c'aéll rates,
by HORATIO WOODMAN; 'NO.‘ . 25 Rail-
.road Exchange, Court Square, Boston Mass.
THE best opportumty to Marine al
mild and healthy cliritat'ei' , il Tsui't'hble'
[0r all crops; the BEST FRUIT Lauri 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 3111: set-.
Jtling- , good society; perfectly healthy 3'50}!
water; all advantages. Lands for: sale in
and around the fam'o'u's Hammoulon Fruit
settlement", 30 miles 11'qu Phlladelphla A
large tract" 15 now divided 11711-6 Farms to suit
the actual settler. Price 10120 a‘c‘r‘cs and u _-.',;i
'wards from $20 to $30 per. acref. Five and
ten acre lots for sale; Terms 11‘-oral title
perfect. For full information address
8111?an & JonKs,Hammonton N. J.
All letters answered.
MILLS 300st:
Corner of Meetin and Queen Ste, 'Cllarles-
ton',', oath Carolina. 3 ,'IJ,
JOSEPH PURCELL ProprictOr.‘
Sin—Do you lmsh to
find Ou't- all 'about
all kinds I
_ Have you a ho'u'se or! factory.
' 01: other buildings to light?
.' ',Before doing: so, be sure and.
3301111 for our le'ctlli'll'. You
, '_= 'Will' not regret' 1!. ;
'~ UNION G'AS' CO.
40' Brnom'field Street, Boston.
$50 WILcox '61 Gross 'Sawn'vc MA
cnrrms GI'VEN' AWAY as premiums :for sub
scribers to Art/um Home Ma'gadn'c. Address
(with 20 cents for number of Magazine con
- St. Pll iladelpbiu', Po.
We havegsokdg , 1:1.
Hominonton Fruit: Landfill étlasnowon 11011,?
1
"EHMEMBBKW Illl}.
Gas Machines of'
taining terms)T. S. ARTHUB.' 393' Walnut ,'
Empire Sewing Machines,
: Purposes.- -'.. ,- .. .
Contain all the latest improve-
ments; are speed, n'ois'el'ess, 'd'llrz'lblc and
easy to work. llustratedJ circulars free.
Agents wanted. Liberal discounts allowed:-
Noconsignmcnts made. WIRTH &" ROOT,
232 Washington Street Boston. E
{1‘. M. anmond and E. Bluekmun, Agents
, for. NOrw'alk and vicinitv
Ivin‘s’ Patent Halr Crin'rpe'rs,
For Crimping and Waning Ladies II'az'r. No
Heal required in many (them. Ask' your Store-
keeper for them. If he do'es not keqp them,
write to the Manufacturer E lV’l-NS, Sixth
St. &Columbinu Avenue. PlIIladelplIIn
1 “All Can Have Beautiful Hair.”
Chevalicr’ 5 Life for the Hair reS'tt'Jrcs gray
. hair to its clinical and youthful beauty, 0.de
' stren‘gthcns and promotes the gran. lb of the
“'weakcst hair, stops its falling out at once,
keeps the he Id clean and the ‘sc'al'p' ‘lIt-althy;
' contains nothing injurioUs; u- delightful hair
dressing for children as well as elderly per
sons. Physicians and chemists cOnsidtr it
a wonderful triumph or science. ' Sold by all
drug'gists and intelligent hai‘r- dI'I-sscls a, and
at. my Office, No 1l23JBI'o. -dway, N. Y. '
At wholesale in Boston by Geo ‘.C Good:
C0., Carter'& Wiley.
.SARAH A. CHEVALLER JM. 1).;
Wmter Employment
$200 ~1PG'I' Mon!“ "illl'tl Exlllnscs
'P:'Ii_1'l!Mule
'01- Female A'g’cn'll's' to introduce a new
and net: lu‘l‘jnve'ntiou, “absolutely heeded“ In
every lltlllSuh'O' 0. Agents preferring to work
on commission can earn $20 to $50 per
day. For partlculurs address ' J'
W G; Wilson 85(31):, Cleveland Ohio.
2 5| DOLLARs. Bantam" 1‘2!" Sow-
' - ING Mica NE .Uusurpasaed f0I fumi-
ly. use
Agents. murmur. WL-Itgc' :ommis
'sious paid fabric on any other machines. Atl-
dress, 0. WEATHERBY,‘ Sole Agent for
Euste'rn N. Y. 296 Broadway, N. Y. Room9.
“LOVE AND MATRIMONY.
Any lady OI gentldm: In sending 'me an ad-
dressed envelopes. d stamp, iv‘IIl- receive lull
directions for. gaimn'g .the afiections ot the
Opticsite sex,- and which will en'ablc them to
marry happily, iIres'pectivc .01” wealth, loot our
beauty. Address Mrs. MARIE 'LEMO
h
5 at fair'p'l'iccs'
ARE SUPERIOR To ALL OTHERS. 3134 sou”, N01“ lk (-..
or Family and Manufacturing Near the lllfll'u. 1w! Cram 1g.
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'O 1115 w ill I;
Brodie), has just openeda urge assortment of
7 -'.7ple,an(l' llozgrdiatfiotulncdfIOIII L:\'L:l‘y
I
Will do 00., Weeks & Potter, M. So Burr & ~‘,,
72.0
Harlem P. 0, New York City. -,_ 1' ,j; tatw'.
-' - ”I (1111-) ‘1 '-
Grand Cheri-table "AI-'air
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[PRESIJN'I‘A'PION FESTIVAL,
11:11: 7171111. llE.‘~El-‘f’l‘ on
Dcstitllte and Orphan Childrfei'l'l
on our:
SOLDIERS AND SAILORS.
Mule and Female Agents wanted. Ad-
dtess with stamp, for p-IIticubIrs THOM-
AS & CO. .. Managers, 616 Brnatlw _‘ny, N. Y.
ANTED—AGENTS $150 to $250"
A MONTH. Male and Female, to
sell the Genuine f‘nmIIImI Sense Family
Sewing Machine. Price only $20. Every
machine warranted five years .Addrcss H.
H. REGISTER & 00.. 68 Broadway, N. Y.
'l‘O $3 FOR EVERY HOUR SER-
VICE—Employment desirable for ,
clergyman, teachers studenls, and soldieIs—‘fi‘ 1151511106185%00ds,giz:bSllks, lllltorinos,
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WA PHYSIOLOGICAL VIEW 101'"1
MARRIAGE, containing nearly 300 pagan
and 130 fine plate engravings of the Atiflt‘oi“
my Of the Human Organs Ill 11 state 0"! Health
and Disease, with a Treatise on Early Er-
1013, its Deplorublo Consrquences upon 131119)
91100 and Body, with the Authors 'Plan of
Treatment—the only rational and sticc'es‘stutfiti
mode of Cure, as shown by the report of
casestreated. Atlutllful advmet to themarpoi !
ried, andtllose contemplatingIIIaI'IiugI',7 who
entertain doubts Of their physical condition
S of postage to a I .111 ' as, nn re-
s 1 natal-Lough
3 OIX, No.
The un-
y}! the dis-
'51,... Medicine
Solicitor of Advertisements.
“71:: wish to secure an :Agent
In every important city or town to
act for us in canvassing for our hllSll'PC Kiwi-'65
a man already established in some-
tion which allows him a few sparleo hours
thisis a good opportunity. Addre’ss‘ with:
references, GEO. RROWELL & QO:,5- “Ad-
vertising Agents, Boston, Mass tua'jnn
It]:
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TAILOBING:
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7 NEAR: THE DEPOT,
gins subscriber ha the larg‘e‘s ssbrtluent
South Norwalk, Colman it 11min u at). con-
élgfigfilcmm Wig“? fixfilL Raglan"
ll 1 1 Ll. '7 ‘ 5331.0“. 0 es
keeps constan y 011 ram , "i": , ”$131910? pier 'l‘iblésfiére bl L5. Ex:
L A '1‘ Es ' , ""713" .ll'Thbles, Clhlrrs , 00110 of all
1' \év lé't'ie'sr. .1 v. .:;i.1'
and most. FASHIONABLE stylcs'bl“ "Jr-108k” {Clgsgéslr "fllbture
~ PM!” ndev ythiug-e so In th 11
CLOTHS, . , (HM-g DJIUIGIIIDB, J". , '1 7, r. g; ;,' l, l 'fi g]
. heap F01-r'. busier”
. CASSIMERES . , E'fifil R I "G promptly done by .expe:
»'-. . . . -‘ é. ' 1"I'i'cllccd''r'vorkmcn.
VESTINGS Undertaking, l"... m.
HATS, . A large assortment OfCOFFINS, Of‘ithc best
0 A PS ‘ materials constantly on hand. Shro’u‘d'spari .
i ; l'iagcs, Hearse, and everything ncccsfiary for
GLOVES, if},
and everything' 1n the line 'of"
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GENTS FURNISHING 666139".j .. 7r
4'J1>"' I
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'IMU-Ld'
TRUNK'S:,'1 t E 11'!an ii '~ '“Lhfigeflq it‘ll]; bed and
LEATHER BAGS, U, 1'? 349 out. gonads!" 0%.”?
UMBRELL S, &o. :8 Nonvfi'fi'i'ov 7.!!! 1366' E@5316J
1:21;.
, Ed .3? l'co phi}, rilsfirthfilpll'
GENTS KID til-1.9 Efiqgm
ever brought into Nor walk, and in li‘turc' In-
tends t1 { Ie Lat est 11110151061 IslIion-
manual? leir'fle 113.000ny and
to sell them at the Lowest Cash Pr Ides.
Gents are invited to call and exal'linc our
Goods and Prices, we know we C'Illl suit.
0 ofgtlle tr. the 0'0 KIWYS“
cglmrrflekgwygt‘r GYBVRQKIIII gnlml s :ltis-
faction guaranteed. The public patronage
is respectfully s- clicked.
A large and varied aSSOl‘Jllllt‘lll 0f [HUD
WALKING CANES.
CHILDREN
NE of the finest, lar est and racist com-
plete assortments o
chimeric slotting, 11’ ‘ a'dy Mad'é
ever shown in this vicinity, can now' be an on
at the store of the Subscriber, South Kai-G VENUS
wil-ill, and- can be bought/lit Very Ic'nsomlble
prices. They are made up in the latest
styles. from the best of mattrial. ,‘ Also a
- .1
'Dls'sblutlonotflt'r'ii’n'ri': ship
HE (lo—partnership lIcretofo
L . . . . . .1—3 r'c" "a"! ,tllcbusmess ot the laterl‘mpcymfirot era, in
with". ”mu-“.1.
. ‘ -;; D“, '
7. ’ b . ' , I
. ‘ S ‘ "" " Lbs: cheap as car'l'.‘ ‘61-” ‘o of}?! '
t'obmf' Thankful lol' tlle’ is
FASHIONABLE 1...... one
T'd'rilwi'l by' two horses, suustyb eon eceived
'10 m. 1:12! L703 i-lE 'ERLBAYM ND.
" if all' kinds“ who load‘or' léss
fie "YQIP, tho $93 tl'nfl mosr mfinL/fiéi‘coxso
“ ceased.
DOTY do MOREI—IOUSE’S.
Who have" 'a fine assol'tn'lent', and at. the
lowest cash prices. SUGAR‘S, TEA'S,
COFFEE. FLOUR, .06., at greatly reduced
prices, We have just received a choice lot
J'-of~J- new crop' PORTO' RICO MOLASSES,
which no offer at. o. bulguin. Call and ex
amino. ,‘ , .9 _5,
C. B | R KS
DYE do PRINT WORKS.
‘ 174 State Sgreet
A. DURAND,Mdil1"S"ti"eet, Nor'wallr:
The people O'f Norwalk and vicinity
will please take' home that we dye and
try we also cloud and dye 0901’“
11101119.: 'Also Lace Window Cult
SilkJ'Dre’s'ses and Silo-WIS 'ot revery de
scription. Particular attentiOir‘"gIVen to
d yeing ribbone,lt eathcrs and Kid loves
[girdfl'gopfi donecatsphlsrlfliabhs meat
'11 mated to give satisfaction. 3m33
:1 Leave your orders or. 'gJ'oods J'w'it l
_C, A OD RAND Est].
:2. atxtlloii‘auSy Silt—11's.!
T re xisting
Itudel the name and firm of INNEY
Buo'runns' Is this day dissolved by! mutual
consent. All accountsoftllc latc firm will
be adjusted by F. F. Finney
GEORGE L. FINNEY'},
N 1k JFREDETISICK S. FINNEY 28
orwa ul 3 ‘ 31
U 1“. A" L65; 1
I
no; p'er'sot '3 v'flfil Iii ccounts
L'EA withth‘eelatc fir'ln of FINNEY aROTH-
Elisha“: requested to; callgpu se tlo 1.115311:
“howitl'l' rue Immedlptoly,.nt _lLo 11 stand
.3Jumes’J' Block, whore ngou outiuuc
casing. t0 the public.) l or: 9:“.-
Choice? Fainil‘ 7,5
Q1 0 Egg gins, during
Epggiuflgii I'Dustber a conglguuande of the 7'
same. REDERICK' F. iFIN EY.
if Niouwalk, 1015116111.. 1866f vfl
FURNITURE FURNITURE
AT THE
FURNITURE WAREHOUSE.
NEAR run UPPER END OF MaerS'r.
Anew. and elegant, 1111;191:3100! Hearse,"
191549111 ht
'nuAIl—i
'frnap it loo's.
'Dl'atrtctcbffl'brrbalk‘ ’ss. Probage Com t4 Novem-
,l l. l'
a e o
The Court of Probate for the District of Norwalk
hath limited and allowed six months from the date
hereof. for the C lors fr said ato,t 1 exhibit
who neglect to
p Wt 11- d 'ntmsé,é teste l, within
said time, will he dcburredm a recovery Al persons
indebted "to said Estate are re nested to ma kc imme-
diate payment to MART A WILCO)! SON-
3t4 7 . _ .3-(5 Administrutrix.
Dish-2180f West/101']. so. Probate 00ml, October
20"“ SHERWOOD $141,111,901
n .l'-2,1“ 77.1.. 713.1,? .
I r;
urs'nunfsta'o on one 1" team file"g on'rt so} Probate
for said District. will be sold at public Auction to
,H'EG biggstabidldor {in V10 16th day of ovember,
a 0‘ out In e o n 039] reviously
431% ’” m%§;.%‘ thbltealEs-
Riprivatg
Wheaties, as will rulse th sum of
til
§~Snl£to take place oh 'the' premises in said West-
'port. Terms made known at the time of sale.
1t46 S. B. SHERWOOD, Administrator.
11W
,. otl
flaiufilfstdthfil's landfills 11110116 generally who
want anything we keep. will find it' to their.
111.01 111 11} ed 'ch'e’a" cr' --
div-glib obfa§KeE§ifid$lrtng l p
BRANCH WAREHOUSE
87 John Street, 359'. Y.
Manufacturer of the celebrated Pntcut
Revolving Stand Premium Pump,
Putcut Yard Punmleurp W1}! Puulps,Pu.t-
cut Doublc and Bill 10 Acting Suction and
(1.122)) _ .III 331' 11341111 carucity
Id aigfixde'lgp l’ ' '
PATENT STEAM PUMPS.
PATENT PREMIUM '
.HYDYAUIJG RAMS
‘ " " GALVANIZED ,, .,
P U M P H A I N .
Chain wheels and Fixtures.
PA'réir'rn 'EAST IRON CURBS. .
CAST IRON SPOUTS, '
for Wooden Curbs, Iron Well Wheels, Im-
proved Premium,
Ai 26?
P182 ENG-"THEE
Ornamental Iron Horse l' osts, Grindstonc
Tvi'gamlngs, Eriction Rolls and Stands,
tightllro'li 1311113 lint! Himrcs, Washers,
&c.c.,& 6m33
Nor-Wall! Machine Shop.
THE subscriber‘- would respectfully 'lnl'Orm
Manufactur'els and others using machi-
nary,in Norwalklaodivlcinity, that he ls.- pre-
pared to do all things pertaining to 'agcuer-
a] machine shop. All orders for the making
or reparing ofevsry. descriptibn of machi-
nery, attended to with promptness by expe-
rienced workmen.) Having added ulhteam
Engine, (in additionto water-power) :10 his
works he flutters himself that be Is Well- pic'-
pared to do all kinds of work, at very: short
notiuqu ISAAC CHURCH, Jr.
”Machine fill'o'p, just back of the Post Office
J'gtnd Horse Railway Building.
Norwalk, March 1st,1865.11.
117111511
icons-17.0.31) a. some, .
CABINET; MAKERS; ‘&c
'ABE now pIcpured to offer to the p'I'lbli'c
itllo llr'rgest and best assortment of
Good Furniture, J _ , '
.liurnitlireztlttire, over offered in Norwal'ék
\\ llicll will be sold
AI THE VERY LOWEST PR'IC'ES
Interest to give us a call. Spring Mattresses
of 3 0i- 4'Idi'fl'oré'ut kinds, very cheap. Hair
over as godd as“ new. i g’
UNDERTAKING,
We keep' on hand a very large assortment of
Gofim; .ofrevelgy. description, furnish hhroud's',
scarfs, carriages, and everything necessary
for the interment of the dead, and} at very- "I ,.
low prison. We alcjust completing number" '
splendid Hearse, Which will give‘ us two
Hearses equal to any in the State, which we,
{:an?? V0090" -
EQUINTARD c SONS.
""" The Conn. Civil 'Ofic'e'r.
,EW edition containing the p9 .1215 and
”dbt'lcs 'o'f Selectmen? Justices of the
Peace. Constables Arc. Iogcther- with many,
astral legal. forms, &0. For Sail e by! .-.r
A. $111.1.ch
LOUR from orgy Wheat by the 'Load or
rBar'rc'll' at S OLMSTEAD' 1% CO'S.
(lo-Partnership "Norms.
J'HE-‘ Subscribers balling entered into! CO-
partnership, under the firm name of
Benedict & llIeckor,f01 tho purposctof deal-
ings, in
ime,
o I: l: "
t
MWOOD BRYCE,
Cement,
..
have a full supply of the above mentioned
articlesnow in tlleiryard next to Smith's.
Sons Pottery East side of' the Bridg'e’,w.hich"
the low est malkot price.
All orders left at the store of A. J Meeker
Main Street, will receive prompt attention.
LBENEDICT“
A. .III MEEKER.
1866. g '7
N ofwal 1, ligf'y' ggth,
All persons having unsettled accounts with
BENEDICT 1k. HOLMES are requested to call
gnglgsettle ifimadficlgn vvllb 13"]: NB DICT
BON TON COFFEE POT, cvcry lover of
good cofiee should have one. so 11 by
flit: 1,0, 195,5? K. LOCKWOOD '& .CO.
URNING FLUID at $1. 25 pen' gallon,
also Lamps for the same. at g
C. d). E. K. LOCKWOODdaCO.
To [ltde Probate Cotlrtfo'r' 'tlz'e prairie! of Kim;
Tale dappllcatlon of. crackers): saviour: re
respectfully showsth:
That helslega- Guardlag to
uMincr 119.1002;er to ld 'strlct, and that said
Minor '-is‘ iibfifhc following alcstate,
viz: the :ngrd‘i diyiflkad'f half part of a co sin tract
of Land situate {tin .Rldgcfleld Fairlie County
Connecticut. “dog htlty Acres more orlcss
Ith-th'eb all h thereon standing. and bounded
North by lands of St. Stephens Parish. Samuel S.
Douche,
And
J.
U's'rus C. YNOLDS,
unproductive; that the availstllereoforc v noted for
ucalion of said Ml-
“ o %lle§gmfléii vaftthge of said Mi-
nor to sell the same. and invest the avails recording
to law; whelfir'fljj )o—hc says thatthereisfiu tand rea-
sortable cause or selling the same therefore.
prays the Court. to order said real estate tr
full and complete stock of
some net-111nm. Cloths?"
and
. J; J"; x . .
. Unllélekamino. l
WM. II. SWO] DS.
CLOAKS '
GRAND OPENING OF
Velvet and Cloth Basques, Sacks and circulars,
Cloths, Cloukings, and Cloak Or'numcn , .00.
Clocks cut and; fitted and Cloak Patterns f‘II IIislIod on
"sniffit {211‘} "u WrgdgKailtlgnflhgt'Kcts
Sewing Machines
Positively tlIc only plncc' lll tbc City who 0 you" can
obtain all kinds of
New_,,asewing 131.00 II I n (-5,
at manufacturers: Rriccs. and 11 hole you 01111.11- XClll‘lll"c
any time within t irty days fill any otlch" .IIIHItlIiIIc,
without extra charge, if not satisfied Mill kinds of
old Machines taken In exchange fol 110w ohcs -
SIBLEY A: STOOPS, No. fililliloailway,
'! 3w [1.- Corner of‘ Blcuckcr Street.
Alllcrican Life Drops!
For the speedy euro 44/ ‘ .‘3- isle
I
'1
DIPrnr—Igm} 1,11 , ,
Coughs, Colds Ho 'scncss ore Till'tihll Bronchitis,
Rhcumati m. and allykilldrcd Iomplu nt<
For five y'eu'l's Ias R'Wh'is urticlcboou be fill the poo-
01 liter, by
tlic- 1:011 me not Iult million bottlcsgtlult have
bcensoldwithin that. time, is. that
'57 m1'1" ALWAY. CURE'S. 7’
end the following. prblcblrsroplyggpdcilnt u of the
m ny letters we are (1.1in I’eccivmg':
‘lics'l‘ofi. M
“011th SKINVEK to "Co. —8111 5: ~ \mmélnhsnl‘b H
:2111441‘5
my "cllelal prejudices guinsf pI'opIicI. ll'\ m porous
mc Icincs, 11121: llltlllLLtl t0 bur 1111: but 1 of the
American Life Drops, tlIIouglI 1111 lllg. 11 1'1 lllllll mll-
tion of' them by slide-1111.115 nluuys cI'II'iII- -r DiplII. I. I' is.
“W." .52 This; cflflifii‘h. .:‘-‘7'.'-“.‘.’l!
Diplltliolm 1111 (Olt'Yscurccly speak Ol sv'yzgtllou his
breathing was so had. We were lunch of IIIIn.d but
decided to try the Life Drops, bchIc 1:11“ng :1 phvsiEl
cian. By using the Drops according to di (lion be
was soon :céi'cvc .11 11111ch disease cIItIILIJIEIoLuI IIp.
‘J'L'Ilth 100% IE0" I-I7In \( till" of
FREE“ «my c JiIIIIIIodizIt -
relief and the best medicine be (2101' 11:51:11.: A family
near him, 600' ling from Colds and Ulccr: Ited Bow
'1‘ Ill-1111111111111: sumo'mtllflé, and u on: 0111013 in 1:1 D'Ill.
time. Sines then 1 let my brother, a! )lIy slcian. 111110
crtofpliue,11n; itll which 11 n bsd case of
)iphtheliltd. Elle. 'jgcq'nstraim' throt‘molflcd e that
they are v'almtbl c.
" '7’I‘IIIly yours dahlf'LDEhS' ‘7'
The Life 011.31%! ”fig;
0111th Skp'vNEWw yietors.
""212?
wry-y 'bS'nringfl d, Mass.
hall-wold file'Dtuug ists.
Geo. C. GoodwiUKquo Reed. CIItlcha' Co., Rust
B170 1) do 011113133310", Mass, General Agents.
'
Kylie—Qfidfi ROCK SALT just
el'vo at
' ., s. E. Ohmsrnan a 000.
.ii
«lutnggpniou'nse
we“ to) Int. b
imp; 3761511111 of nlvi‘it';
no sold."
or him or some 0 e t person to
t .pursua mic uch case
. c rovidcd. my .
atcd Bldgefield. NOV. 9th.1866.
S YLVESTER SEYMOUR, Glardia
@345;de Melinda, so. VQDG
Dill/t, 1806.
ORDERED—That the foregoing up _licat,iolli be heard
and determined at the ProbulcO cat in Idgeerld
011 the 16th day of January- 18?: atfi WlOCl: furcnoon:
and 111 It notice tllcrcogpe 5 bed In so 1: public
w eekly no“ spnper nos ngiimdélwnere suth real cs-
tatc lies, thrc c w cckaiucclics’lvély at least ‘six Iv eeks
before raid tlm’e. “sight ll. g
3t4tl wharf K SCOTT, Judge
”third: Probate Court}, October
STAT'E' of DANIEL AILEE, late of Wilton, in
said District dcccnscd.
ha'qt'h'l' Coors “(‘1’an rte 30" the Disltl'ict 01 {Tourism
h imitc ill] 11 one sixmont is r t c (1110
fififif 'M ocxllibit
a. fifilfifigfiammdd gleglect to
preseIIttlIcir accounts properly attested W tbiII said
timc,will bl: tlu-burrul :-Ir1coyel'_y. All pdrsonu in-
dcbtcd to 6: 11d .L-xtutt. .l‘“: rut irostcrl to make immo-
dintc pIIyIIIc'ur‘. 11') ~ 011‘?" B. ALLEE,
3t* 45 Eitcntor
District of J'Vbhun
173191;?! 407 Naiw'alk, ss.1’r—oll'ale C’ourl,l'\ot'1mpjil
S1 of St)! SS Y. late of'Ncw
film ' gE‘tglctfilcenEcd. i
in 5 at}
The Court of Probateg f1')r the Distl ict of Nc'wC; Inann.
huthllmited 11711! allowed six months fro the (late
th7.eof for the Creditors of said Estate 0 7,-3.9. '3
.1
their clulul-l 1'70: settlement. l'J-hosc \lllohlé,
present their 'Iccounts _propcrly ultcsled Within said
time. will be«ll-hmIcil'ft-I'eCIrvcl-y- 7 All persons in-
debted to said It‘ It? urercmicétcd to m k1, Imme-
dIate pay-mom; 1,. 1.1.51 NATHANIEL LOCAbVOOD
3t- 45 ' AdmI fatnltr'rxu
VINBIIAND. l
mild and
fit! I. of Phil :-1
Lphm, IIilI'OIt 011 Jersey 011 lthc slung:-
line of latitude 115 Baltimore. Md.
’1‘ ho Soil l!‘ rich and productive. vsryiu'g from a
clay to _n sandy 10,1111. rlll able for Wheat Gross, Curll
’l‘oliucco, Fruits I'IIi1fv (nobles;- This lb 11. great
”wit counfly. we: t'lIIdre'd ’ViIIcvurd-r and Dr-
clllllds 11 life bucll. 'pllultewllut by cxpuricl‘lctd fun: :7
~l’sachcs. l’cIII'o. tbc. .. nI'
Immencc pr'ofl'ts'. Vino-T111111 is llll’t :Idv one 0 tin!
most beautiful places In the United St altos. The
cutiretcrrlt'orl~11011sistIII-v of fifty square miles of
land is laid out upon 11 general system of! lmprnv-c
ts. 'l‘blllllutl on) so kLto- new 1 settlers with
1063 Ilinmit' 33:
count or its grc at l)1:.lll'.y.:lS well 11:1 (Illur it'dwlut'l'l"
gt.s.|I.I.-1 become UM resort of people of Motel? 'lt has
increased tlvc Illous IIId peopllé within the punt tlIIct:
yc:71Is. ClIIII'clIu StoresnSchpola, Actd mics. So
cieliusol Artundleurn'irtg1111 other elements of
refinement and oulturclfgnvt? et- 1 Introduced llIIII-
(ll‘x‘ds of people are: constant settling. [llll.. drcds
of It(:\\ housegorfi w-gbfriutlz- con.~:(tlructcd. 11' Price of
arm] dttwcuhy uc ulsun II l“ :'11 2.) )cr
here- 1919.: Add (chino? :IIIIdVIllIgc' lots loft-1111'.
hunts and Vt-get'lblcs IipcII curlicr ill this dis
trict thIIlLiII. nuyuthel locality north of Norfolk V11
lmpx \\ ed places for p.110.
Opening-T111 llll}illltl:‘ ofbusiucss, I.uInb1r.Y. tattle.-
MuIqu c'lm'tiudj‘lfil‘l IlIdI 105 Stores and the like , llIId
Slum] Power. \Iith mm II cull b1- 11711th1.
For persons who 1 capo mild winters :l l:cIIItlIf‘u1
cllnlntcmnlln gu’o :il in 11 country eautlfully
improved. uboundmgiu fruits, and possessing all
otlu- r a-uciu! privileges. ill the lleartJog' ci'lili/ution.
growers. J GI apps
Letters IIII~wI r11 and the Vine! 111d Rllrtll a p11
po=r whim: full l'lll':t)rm “inn. and (mlitlllllllg report
Bplicm
“STOKE": 737171-115
All the lots west of the late.
Store of John A.ch::, ,oo the
John J. Dauchey. and Jacob M. ] ockwoo grey-FE;
a further says, that the cstatcis cl: presentfi””§; ‘ufiw 1 (J L- h“. Sale J2”
ply to A. II. BYINGTO'N. .
Sruunoscnrus —A new article. simple and
cheap. . Also Stereoscopic Views.‘ by An-'
lhouy. A. SELIlECK..
ROCKERY, China and Glass \Vat'e,
new arrivals every uet-k, at
1 ( ' & E, LOCKWOOD 81., CO.
YL'STI'CE dodrr’s'rovr .011 b
C & E. K. LOCKWOOD CO.
‘/ OODEN WARE of all kinds Sold 11'!
0. ti) E K. LOCKW.O._0D' &' CO.
.i ‘ lash"):
LL kinds of F1 IIIts, Fortlun and DomcS'
tic, Green, Dried andiII Cans, at " '
HOLMES’S
moms-1701770111! BLocx.
Great Bargains In French 0mm. '
One half [hellsllftl selling pr ices. Call and be con-
ciuced. .
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL SHAPE'S.
DINNER PL A,’1‘ES per doz. :1. oo
orgasm- \S’J‘ 7 .J7 ¢ Tag
011176 to s AUCERS ". 2. 00
ill 'I‘I'I-11II men! a 75-
all 1 " 70
D 0mg: F9901“)! mops, 30.00
TE \ 41 ps, 6.50
All otlIcI goods c Ilally 1011, Glass Ware, Plu ed
W art, 1101130[ F IIrlIis Iiug Good's, ctc. .
ADLEY' 'S CHINA HALLS,
1:inch Institute, middle block,
New York City;
No connection with corIIcI storm. 44
:I'GIH'
s. 11.0 ll. w. smalls?"
AMERICAN ORGAN?)
mince. 09,180,- -1
THE AMER lCAN 0P OANS are the ONLY' REAL
REED ORG ANS no“ before the public. The on?”
Organ llavlll" 11 RE\ EltliEllA’l‘lNG SOUND BO
01D“’IND C IEST—whicll has the same lm 'orttmt
part to per'fouu as the Sounding Board has n 11"Pi‘-
11110 Form (to, 0tivc body and resonance of' to e).uud
uitllout “lllcll the Olgrm becomes IIIc1'cly'aoFIdOde-
011111 on chuil Case. The \mcricau 0'1'Un'ns not
only have the \Vind- Cllcst. or Sound Box,:
the large Organ Bellows, :,"l\lll_£.‘,' power and great
.1103 (liucas .to 0 These; with their extreme fine
v01 ing of 110‘ .00le hild peIf'ectinty of the tone,
make them the NOS '1‘ PERFECT ORGAN KNOWN.
Then, in fineness oI \\ 01km .ulsllip. finish of‘ action,
and case, they excel! all 0111019. ’l‘hcso groabirm
movement: and s'IIpcIiOI'itJy of tone and workman-
ship ol the \MEIHC -\N ORGANS place them 111 the
front rank as the best, 111111 00111111111111 uhighc‘r price
than any otlIor' In the market A careful examination
of them, in comparison with others will quickly
edifices-'7' 77m7---dm'm“~"i"“ “‘°"i‘itif”‘hinm 11;;- -
flirt r or! Solon Robinson, Agricultural
wm‘fgébfibiu ai: fillets one 'of the most ea:-
gtensl've 116 (me 11,171 an almost level positron
and suitable condition Jory )leasanf arming that‘
“THE ANIEI‘ [CAN ORGAN,
Or Organists Parlor Companion"
l 3'. ' ' ’Mnilcd OIIICccipt 01'32. 00. '
.'.'2'\'
wegaknqwofthls side oft/Le {Vestem I'at'r'ies."
61nd?!
t
Wat'elooms and Munufuctory. Tremont Opposite
41
. Waltham Stg, Boleros-Muses
comprising every article usually kept In 'a-
;envrceinrc required, '
lit have 7
1 Norwalk, (31., May Int, 1866
Mattresses, made to orrlcr,aud o 'd ones made. $1
.550!- "
”fillhf‘lbllub‘d to' 'l'h'lcH anIe' that. they
they will sell in large 01' small quantities at "
'days
7 1y36
I
' ‘7m23
Norwalk, Conn.
THE subscriber, f01 ulcrly of the firm of
E. Price do Son having taken the agency of
the above MARBLE ESTABLISHMENT
in Phoenix Block, (near the Pottery works of
Asa E. Smith do 'Sons,) is now prepared to
furnish every description of
J Italian and American
M'A' RBJL'E GRANITE
Drab, or Brown Stone,
_,. MONUMENTS,
scans, 1213121118, SINKS, 00.
'15 well as
“antics and Furniture Slabs
_in general, and furnished at the lowostpos-
sible prices.
CEMETERY FENCING, I 11011 11.11me
1950., furnished and put up 1; ert not ice and
on very favorable terms. '
Representing an establishment the oldest
and best known of any in Western Connec-
l'or artistic excellence and honorable dealing
1311mm; too well established to need com-
Address
it. P. PRICE, Agent.
1y32
mcndation.
CHARTER 1864. ,
Present Amount of Deposits, 2 .1300 000.
LL deposits made on or before the 20th
of October, January, April and July will
draw interest from the 1st of these months.
~ JBANK OPEN daily from 1011. m., to3
p. m. ., and on. Monday Wednesday and
Saturday Evenings, from 6 to 8 p. In'.
J'Gogganmcnt- Tax) on all sums from $1 to
» .9 SPENCER K. GREEN, President.
lthHARDKELLEY, Secretary. 1y8
.1'. 12.732111101111115 to. Sam,
REAL ESTATE,
Fire 811' Life Insurance Brokers,
3!); Eighth Ave.uuc..a.nd 6.7,.Wall St. N. Y-
SOUTHERN LANDS. —Greut ' induce-
ments offered to Settlers,’ 1n Tracts of 50 to
5, 000 ACIes. All. orders left at the residence
of J. H. Jennings, or at the Post Office,South
Norwalk will receive prompt attention. tf2l
. .1. n. JENNINGS. s. B. JENNINGS. . -
CITIZENS SAVINGS BANK of the City
of New Yo17,k No. 589Bowery, Corner‘
Of Canal St,
January, April, July and October and is
payable in January and July. Ba k open
every day for the receptionland payment of
money, 10 to 3 o 'clock, and also on Monday,
Wednesday. and Friday evenings from 5 to
7 o’clock. Bank books in German, French,
and English.-- GEO FOL‘SOM, President.
SEYMOUR A. Burton, Secretary. 1y25
VCE'E'AP PASS‘GE
, To and from
GREAT BRITAIN do IRELAND
TAPSCOTT BROTHERS ilr/CO, ’S -
”Emigration. and Exch'zmgc' Oflioe.
868011”: Str,oet New York.
DRAFTS on England, Ireland Séotland
LIVERPOOL PACKETS sails evc‘ry' three
saiyls every ten days, also by Steamship, sail-
in'g weekly. Parties wishing to send for
their friends, or remit mOUey toltlre Old
Country, can' do so at the lowest rates,
by applylng to H.‘ B. CLOVER,
Savings Bank, Newtowu. Fairficld' County
Connecticut; .1y8
Metropolitan Savings Br'tuk,
No.1 T111111) AVENUE, ,
(Opposite the Cooper Institute,) - - Nl'rw- Yours,
N CORPORATED m 1853 by not Of Legis‘
'latule for the safe keeping of money. Six
'per cent. interest allowed on deposrts. com-
mencing quarterly in October, January,
April and July. Bank open daily, from 9 to
2 o 'clock, and on Monday, Wednesday and
Saturday, fmm 5 to 7 o'clock, P. M.
ISAAC T. SMITH. Prest.
W. J. BARNES, 800’ y. !
EVERYBODY wommns,
HOW FIFTY CENTS CAN GO AS FAR
AS A DOLLAR.
Such people must go to the great Grocery Store of
T. R AGNEW.
Nos. 200 and '26? GRE ENWlCH STREET, cor; Mur-
ray.1 New York
and see' the piles ofSugar and the s acks of Tea. be-
' sides all 'of the other Fumbles in the way of Flour,
Hams. Shoulders. Choose Butt. r Lurd Syrup, Rais-
- ins, Currants ctc besides Candies. Sun'p, Starch etc.
all to be had
. CHEAPER THAN ANY OTHER ST ORE lN THE
WORLD.
thOlcsalé and Retail Cash Grocer House,
WINES AND BRANDIES FOR EDICAL USE.
WCnt this out and bring it along. _a
CONNI'I'CTICUTles "
OLDEST MARBLE YARD
Winona! Makes Par/61.1.
=R’ITTER’S
RE too woll known to requircufdetailed
description. [10111le11110 order and
keeps constantly' on hand a large assort-
ment of MONUMENTS of the newest and
most modern “styles Italian and Amer-
ican Marble Roll “and Stone and Granite,
Also Heu'd Stories of various sizes, thick-
ness' and patterns. Those p'clsons who
may be in want of Monuments, in Norwalk
' and its vicinity are especially invited to ox-
amine sever Il beautiful Works recently cx-
’ settled in their new Cemetery, which are
made of Italian Murlb c. Rctl' Sand Stone and
'Grmitc. Red Sand Stone and Granite
Posts, for enclosing Cemctuy Lnlsp Orders
for every desctiptiou ot wmk in his 'linc will
be thankfully received, at No. 77 High Street
and promptly and f IIthlully executt d.
OHN RIT’I‘ER.
New Haven, Aug. 1866.
New Arrangement.
SHAVING AND HAIR DRESSING
SALOON.
:HE subsmibcrs wnuld inform the public
that they lmvo united their 8' 1110111124, and-
. that hereafter they will together continue the
, SEA VING AND HAIR DRESSING
Business in the con! and pleasuutltuoms un-
dc'r' the store of Jackson &. 8170., in Gazette
Building, Where they are prepared to execute
all kinds of work pertaining to the profession
' with neutucss 11ml dispucb.
They will sp-Irc
no pains in Shaving, Hair Dressing, Hair Cut-
ting,Shampumn'/. «£0, and are confident of
their ability to give the best of satisfaction to
all who favor them with their patronage.
WSpeciul attention Ill" be given to cut-
ting and dressing of Ladies and children‘s
Hair, and 1131 pat'ate Room with :1 private cu-
trance has been provided for Ladies.
Hsm- Drama executed in the best. man-
uer.
They also umnuf'actuI-c "Tun [111711111011
HAIR TONIC Ill must t7:.\'11l!cIIl 11111111 tot
cleaningthe l‘lt',tl(l 1'.-1111mm: l..lmdr,.ufi cull',
(in. All kinds of Hall Oils,PoInld1-s&c.,
Constantly on hand.
JOHN DORMANNS
GEO SCHAIUB.
CHELSEA Cooking Stove, sold by
C. &. E. K. LOCKWOOD ‘62 CO.
ticut, the subscriber fool-l that its reputation
Third Avenue Savings Bank.
Corner Ofthild Avenue and 26th St., N. Y..
Jer P1111 CENT. interest allowed (free from '
SIX PER CENT Irv'rnrtns'r ran);
' (free from Government tux) On all Sums .
from EnetoFt'oe Ihousand Dollars: luter—‘ '
- estCOmmences on deposits 011' the lat of
and Wales. Tupscott’s favorite line’ 'of'
X Line of LONDON PACKETS
New Haven Marble Works. '
HORSE RAILWAY 00.
Summer Arranaemcnt
Leave Nor walk.
5. 40 A. M., N. York. 2. 52 P. M" N. Y. Ex
6. 25 “ 6: Norwalk Special.
7.2:) “ “ 3. 45 P. M. NO Train.
8.38 “ N. JHuvcn. 4.24 “ N. H. Ex.
9.22 “ N. H. Ex. 5.19 “ N. Y. Ex.
10.00 “ N0 Train. 5.24 “ N. llavcn
10.35 “ N. Y. Ex. 6.15 “ N. Special
10.59 “ N. York. 6,57 “ No ’l‘I'ain.
12.00 M., NO Train. 7.17 “ N. Haven
1.11 P. M., N. Haven. 8.00 “ No Train
1.35 “ N. H. Ex. 8.47 “ N. Y. Ex.
2.20 “ NO Train 9.29 “ N. H. Ex.
10.00 Saturdays only.
Leave South N07 walk
6.00 A.M. 12. 20 P. M. 552 P M
{15.45 “ 1. 31 6 35
(7.46 “ 1. 57 “ 7 17 “
g8.58 '7 2.35 7' 7.37 u
9.42 “ 3.12 “ 8.20 “
10.16 “ 4.05 “ 9.07 “
10.59 “ 4.44 “ 9.49 “
11.30 “ 5. 39 “ 10. 22 Saturdays.
EDWIN LOCKWOOD, Sup’t.
.llag/ 14th 1866.
Winter Arrangement.
The New, Fast Steamboat
N E LL Y W H I T E
, CAPT. S. W. MO'NK, ' ’-
On and after Monday, Nov. 19,1866, will
LEAVENEW YORK, PIER 37,
From foot of Market Street, every
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
Afternoons at 2 o’clock. .
LEAVE NORWALK, every
Monday, Wednesday and Friday,
At 7. 45 u m. ,on the arrival of the R. R. Trains
Passage 75 Cts. Excursion Tickets $1.
Eret'ght taken at Summer Bates. '
WFreigbt taken for all Stations on the
Danbury Railroad, and delivered from the
Boat to the Cars FREE OF CARTAGE.
WA" persons are forbid trusting the
employees of this Boat on account of the
owners. .
Danbury a Norwalk '8. R.
ARRANGEMENT,
Commencing October 1st, 1866.
AUTUMN
Daily Trains.
Loam: Danlm'ry for South Norwalk.
At 6.30 a. m., 4.15 p. m., and 4.45 p. m.
Leave South Nm-walkfor Danbu'ry.
At 9.00 a. m., 11.00 a. m., 6.38 p. 111.
Leaoe Norwalk Bridgcfor South Norwalk.
At 7.34 a. m.,,5.28. p. m., 7.35 p.'m.
Special Saturday IBrain,
leaves Dnnbury for So. Norwalk, each Satur-.
day at 12. 10p. In ,and So. Norwalk for Dan-
bury at2. 00p. m. ., or on arrival of 12.15 p.
m tram from: New YOrk. »- J
JOHN W. BACON, Sup’t.
1117.! an n' RAILROAD
Eng
Summer Arrangement,
' Commencing July 9th, 1866.
TRAINS FROM NEW HAVEN
non NEW YORK.
CCOM. —At 5. 30, 0. 30, and 10. 00 a.m.
5. 00 p. m.
EXPRESS-elm 9. 45 a. m. stopping at Brides-
port, Norwalk and Stamford. At 2 .05 p m.
(inconnectlonwith Etprcsa train (“rum Bos-
ton, via Springfield.) stoppingat. Bridgeport,
NOka and Stamford; '8 00 p. m. ,s'topping
at Bridgeport, Norwalk and Stamford. _
At 4 0 p In. ., in conneCtion with Shore
Line from Boston, stopping at Bridgeport,
1866 186
'No'rwalk and Stamford.
The 5.00 p. m. train, receives passengers
from the Hartford and New Haven Railroad
at New Haven.
The 6. 30 a. hr. and 5. 00 p. m. trains, re~
ceive passengers from the Danbury Railroad
at Norwalk.
The 9. 45 a. m. train receives passengers
from the Hartford, Springfield, Canal, and
New London Railroads at New Haven, and
from the N augatuck Railroad atBridgep'ort.
'At 2.15 A. M. ,Passengcr Mail Tram, Mon-
days 01109 ted.
Special rains leave Norwalk at 6.00 A.
M., and 3. 35 P. 111., for New York.
Trains leaoe Norwalk for New York: -—At
3.20 (E11,), 6.00, 6.45, 7.45, 10 55 (Ex. ), 11. 19
a. m.;.312(Ex.) 3.35,5.39,(Ex.) 6.17, 9.07
(Ex. ) p. m.
TRAINS FROM NEW YORK
FOR NEW HAVEN. '
ACCOM. -At 7. 00 and 11. 30 a.- m., 3. 45. and
4.30, p. In. -
Exrnuss Tunas—At 8.000. m., 3. 00 & 8. 00
Sprin field andWorcester, stopping at Statu-
ford, orwalk and Bridgeport.
At 12.15. and 8.00 p. 111., for Boston, via.
New London, Stonington‘ and Providence.
TheS. 00 a. 01. 110115300 p.111. trains con-
nect with Naugatuck, and New London
Railroads.
mSpecr'al Train leu'Jes Slflllllfllfl at 6 30 a.
.,7for New Haven.
Trains leave Norwalk for New lIanen.—-At
6.50 8. 585 9. 42 (Ex )11 m. ;.1 'll 1. 57(Ex.), 4.44
(Ex. ),5. 2,6 36 9. 49 (Ex. ) p.111.
See large bill of advertisement at the Sta
tion Houses and Hotels
Sup t’s Office, 4th ave. 21nd2 7-t11 st., N. 1'.
Ass‘t pSupt’s Ofl'icc, Station House, N. Haven
JAMES H. HOYT. Sufipt
Bartram’s Livery
S '1' .A. B In E 0'
Fle Step/lemons.
The subscriber having taken the stables
formerly owned by D. Stephenson, in rear of
N orwalk Hotelfmd rc- stocked the same with
new and superior llorses and Vclticles,1s '
prepared to lot the same, either single or dou-
ble, with 01' without drivers, on call. Fune-
rals, parties, etc, supplied with Hacks and
Stages, at short notice. Carriages to and from
all trains, etc 'l‘hose' In want of good teams
will do well to call.
17 . l). S. BARTRAM.
.WESTBRN HOTEL,
Nos. 9,11, 1, l7, Corlrtlanrl St.
Near Broadway, New York City.
'1‘ HIS old- established and favorite resort of
the Business Community has been re-
cently 1',cfittcd and' 13 complete In cverthing
that can minister to the comforts of its pat-
rons. Ladies and Families are s; ecially and
carefully provided for.
It' Is centrally located In the business part
of the city, and 1s contiguous to the princi-
pal lines of steamboats, cars, omnibuscs, fer-
rics Sac.
’l‘he tublc' lS anmly supplied with all the
11121111035 01 80115011 and IS equal to that of
any ollIcl hotel In the mummy.
Ample accommodations are offered for
upwall d of 400 guests.
Do not believe runners ,lIackulen, and oth-
ers who may say “the Wtstcrn Hotel Is full. "
D..D WINCHESTER.
Proprietor.
THO‘S. D. WINCHESTER.
n'A-rrr 71.7013
For Sale Cheap.
LA RG
gout! 111111717, f-II' salt: :11. it bargain.
quire at GAZETTE 0117111011.
)slzetl second bum] Bath Tub in
Eu-
3:33
BILL HEADS, :Illsizcs, in any quantity
Ruled and Pl'llllt't] in lllcbr-ul st.yle.ut.t.be
GAZE’I‘TIt .1011 I tumult
Wedding and Visiting Cards,
Eu raved or Printed, at the GAZETTE Jon
g
Omen. Cards, plain and colored, for sale
p. m. for Boston, via New Haven, Hartford, .
HARDWARE,
IRON AND STEEL,
Agricultural Implements,
PAINTSDILSWINDDW GLASS
61.6., am. 0112.,
At lowest Ca'sll Prices.
Locks, dead, rim, and mortice, all kinds.
Latches. rim, mOI'ticc, all kinds.
Knolls, Silver
Mineral.
Plated, Porcelain and
Nails, out, pressed, wrought and horse.
Cutlery, Table and pocket, large ass’t.
Guns, double and single barrel.
Pistols, llcvolvors and single barrels.
Iron and Steel, full assortment of sizes
and kinds.
Carriage Springs,
clips, &c., &C.
Axles, bolts
Agricultural Implements, lull
assortment. _
Paints and Oils, of the best manu-
factures.
ALSO,
HUTCI—IINSON’S
nan-11ml- nanny
CIDER and WINE MILL.
one of the best and most useful articles in
market, one man can make two barrels of
Cider per day with Mill.
Lyon’s Stirrup and Bock Digger
BAUGH’S Raw Bone Super Phosphate
of Lime, a splendid article, together with a
full supply ofHardware, Agricultural imple-
ments, Iron and Steel, Window Glass ,Paints,
Oils &c., wholesale and retail by
Sept. 1st, 1866.7 " ' W. C.STREET.
$1, 50 a ents_' eve weere to sell our
improved $20 ewln chines. Three
new kinds. Under an upper feed. War-
ranted five years. Above. salary or large
commissions paid. The ONLY machines
sold In the Unitck States for less than $40,
which arefully licensed by Home, Wheeler 10
Wilson, Grocer 1f. Baker, Singer 10 00., and
Bachelder. All other cheap machines are
inffingementa and the seller or user are liable
(barns! ,fim and imprisonment. Circulars
f1'.ce Address, or call upon Shaw do Clark,
Biddeford, Maine, or Chicago, Ill.
WILLIAM B. SWAN,
SADDLEB dr- HARNESS MAKER,
ADJ OINING Danhur‘y and Norwalk R.
R Depot, ’,Norlvalk' 00110., keeps con-
stantly on han'd and will make to order eve-
ry description of
Harnessdlcnls Furniture, Trappings
or Clothing; "Also deler’s Hardware and
outfits, 'l‘runls, Valis'cs, Ca‘r‘pet Bags, &c.
All in want of anythiu in his line,will do
well to give him' a call. rders for any kind
of work promptly executed. Repairing done
neatly and ct early, and at short notice.
‘I
s 1 ovns, summonses,
VER FORTY VARIETIES and sizes 01
Cooking Stoves and Ranges; over thir-
ty varieties and sizes of Parlor and Office
Stoves, not excelled In beauty or design, per-
t'ccticli of op'eratio'n,or variety,by any Stove
in the State. Manufactures Tin, Sheet, Iron
and Copper Wares, deals In Jappan, Brittan-
in, Crockery, VVOOdellL and Silver Plated
Wares Stave Blanking, C0111 Rods, Showls
and Riddles, Brass Kettles ,Suusagc Curlers,
Mutts, Brooms, Bells, Fire Place Grates, Sad
Irons, Sheet Lead, Lead Pipe, Fruit Jars,
Fluid' and Coal. Oil Lamps, Stove Castings,
in fact, all that constitutes a well filled Kitch-
en Furnishing rStore. Books, describing prin
ciple and management or Stove, free. Lar
gest assortment of Pumps 1n the State. Call
at F. H. NASH’S,
lv4 South Norwalk, Ct.
FURNIT'UBEI
THE subscriber Is now prepare-11:0 offer to
the public, at his old stand, as good an
assortment of
Cabinet Furniture
as can be found In Fail'fi'eld Count, and at
lower prices, FOR CASH, than 0.7311101:
quality of goods can be obtained it any Othe
Establishment. J
The stock consists in part )f
Marble ’l‘o , Extension, Dining, Ca1d,2unl
Quartettc Tables; Bookcases, Burea'tu
Sofas, 'l‘etc— a—tet'c Lounges; Mahog-
any and Cam: Scat. Chair's; Gilt
and Mahogany Frame Look-
ing Glasses, do, &c.
UOFFIN WAREROONS ,
where may be found a full‘ assortm-ntot Cot-
tins, Which will finished' 11 the best possible
manner, and at short notice
{3‘ A hearse will be furnished when de-
sired. . A. RENOUD.
Westport, may 1st. 1864.
Choice and Selected Fleas.
) CHESTS of Green am. Black Tees
4‘. Coffee and Teas warranted 1.0 please in
price and quality they defv supelmrlty.
A. MOREHOL Slt‘
Books and Stationery!
At low prices for Cash,
At the Book Store, No. 3.6031510; Budding:
V ‘HE attention of buyers is :spcc'ltully
asked to .l. lalgo and 1111er assunttl
Stock of Bookacmnprising many lllllltlh‘llllll.‘ ly
lnIIIItl Gilt, Juvenile Ind llllSth'llillrttrtu
PER YEAR 2 We want
'Books, Children‘ s j'uy bar!- 1»; plzllh and boatl-
t'II'IIlly colored.
Also, 11 ll'llgc stock «If plat/l uul richly
00111111111111.1010 and 1’; aye/ Bucks, IOI loudly
and pocket use. Albums and tutu-- I,I'apb
Books 111 various styles. Constantly on chum!
a large assortment of Stationery, consisling
Ol Portfolios, WIitiIIu Desks Backgammon
Boards, Playing Colds, Games, Fancy AI ti-
clcs, &c., &c. Diaries for the coming yeaI (11
various mums and styles of binding
Buyers giving us 11 Call will find it muth '
to their advantage, and prices will be found
111 t mes. At.
“’ 3““ e ' A. SELLECK a 00'.c
Norwalk Chronicler