Norwalk Gazette, Tuesday, December 11, 1866 · page 2

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Editorial Letter. .
WASHINGTON, Dec 8th, :.1866
DnA'IBV GA'ZErtn. —Washington in it's normal

condition is about as dull as old Fairfleld.
The short session, and indeed any session,
prior to the Holidays, fails to stimulate this
sedate populace to anything like the bustle
even of Norwalk Of a Saturday’ s night.

.4 The deleéitlons of office hunting patriots

mnrhthoir discouragements manitIIe Id.

T'o' illdvstrhtdz‘ ‘a' gentleman yesterday me
resoluteflian, .Spooner, who has been here
1'9Il-I weeks importunlng the President for
.Commiasioner Bollins’ place at the head of
I-tbeI Internal-Revenue Bhreau. In reply to
11161111 I 1 fitment! ou move for hoIméV?"
M 891115111611 111631161161“; replied, "not 1111
. 1 I gettheplace for. which I came.” But, re-
"ip'blifl'éd the” rnferrOgator,“lf you V cce'ed' in
inducing the, President to appolnt ”you, what
are you .going to do about 1118.. Senate; they

Ian: an ugly and stubborn set and won’t con- '

you)» “Well, that u so, anti its a duced
h‘ I'd'IIt 111311111111 around and Andy knows
Iii." responded the less confident1oflice-mon-
r.
I'g'eTheVn' the erIeIatI army of lobbyists, the Pa-
'Vtont'. Exteutlonlsts the Land Grant Corpo-
ration; the Vmonsier‘RaiirVoad schemes and
. the like have not as yet marsh'alled their for-
cssI; Iand so. Congress is permitted to wag its
wVeVa'ry 16.111111 of Legislation. in its own way.
Last winter was1the: gayest season at the na-
tional capital known for molly years. There
”111163“ ‘V’ lntlous succession of" State Din-
Incrs, one“ VVteVr. Parties, Lavees and the like,
from 1610' ident, Cabinet,- Ministers, Gen.
'Gi'atlt' 80.3, down‘ Ito the Clerks 0f Depart-
:01} leOIdole 6111 a mlserable life and
1,1176!) 11111111111. endure on a hundred dollars
811119111111 withithe rent ‘of 'any decent house
'at eccentylnve. 3111 thus Its: in the session
stools subdued.” It,‘ is a good place,
Vf6r the present, for. the aged 'and the infirm
"who. like a mild climate and a" 'quiet residence
to settle 1101111161116 New Years and till
the 4th of 11111111511112.1111; historical and
meanrable 39th Congress will cease to be, it
will be m'ore stormy. and' tumultuous. I
V: The Congressional action' is already sufli-
ciVen'thyI 11111111111115.- of its tone and temper for-
the remainder of its existence. A large ma-
jority of the more prominent members have;
been reelected for the 40th Congress. Most
Of these gentlemen it is my good fortune to‘
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5'VnVcI Vs'uch' body of men, 'eith'a' in. personal
character. or intellectual. ability, has been
convened beneath the National Capital
Vd'omV'e since, when, 111 more boyhood, in 1850,.
l commenced my winter's sojourn here as
astudent of congressionl proceedings ln Re-
portorial service. Then Clay,Webster, Man-
Corwiu, Calhoun, Benton, and those.
greatdigllts of Other days. were in the ripe-
ness of their glory, and while the youthful
Ifervor with which I used to listen to their
.VVdVerates is yet fresh _in my memory, and
[much of that veneration with which I used
I'to look dOwn upon them from the galleries
still adheres to their memories, yet the fact
.. is potent to the world that had any or 111
the names mentioned been compelled to
'_wIend their way to political eminence in com-.'
petition with the master minds of the 39th
Congreu, their flight would have been vast-
lymore slow if not impossible of attainment.
The high character and ability of the plea-
on Congress' is historical That of the 401b,
so soon to convene, in already assured in the
. re-election of the major part of them to the
next. V‘

The home reader may wish to know what
of this Congress and the President. If noth-
ingV be unearthed' 1n the investigations of the
.New Orleans and Memphis butcheries of
'Union citizens, in the Maryland embroglio,

V 5‘£c., for" which committees are already call-
'eId, new will be done by Congress to add
.to the present weight of discomforture
heme by the President and his Prime Min-
‘tIVeIr.

A friend who spent the last evening in a

I.free,5;; social interview with Mr. Seward assures
Iwune 'that- the “old man" while never looking
more; robust and physically hale and hearty
.-V.V,Vi§. yet sorely at ease at the turn political af-
.V-.fair's have taken. Heaffirms that he and the
President are right and Congress and the
whole country wrong. Raymond is more
Outspoken and Ifr'IaVnkly admits that he _has

u blundered. The trio are certainly most ill

"V at‘ ‘ease, and feel all the possible desolation

VV.V.I'0f' Ipartizan leaders without a party, friend-I
111151.111 without supporters or defenders. I

"" The Loyal Southern League: is now in see.

' 'sVIloVn here. They earnestly advocate univet-
sVal suffrage but deplore general amnesty.
They oflrm that the amnesty and pardon al-

ready granted by the President have borne

all the bitter fruits of persecution, arson and

murder that has made the life and property

Idiot. the union man so insecure for the past
20 months at the South. To grant a gener-
”al amnesty they say, would be to condone
.1111 theV 111111011111. crimes already committed
and. give a carte blanche for the p'erpetl'ation
of'any future enormity the malice of uncon-
queredI treason might' lnspire; This League
is composed of' many of the ablest and par.
est union men of the South and their appeals
..to Congress for the exercise of its constitIVu-I
:onal powers will be very likely to be hecd-

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.I-aVVttVemp't was made to rob the store Mr. El-
b'ert Curtis, Merchant Tailor, Main Street.
An entrance was affected by cutting Out

and ilVreVVaking' part Of one of the large panes
.' . of glass in the front. window, when a quan-
II'fttty of clothing and cloths- were passed

 

out“ 0f' the window and piled up by the
_de0 of afence. At this stage of the "ero-
Uzceedings two IyoVuanII men appeared whose
suspicions were aroused by stepping on a

-5 1 lotof broken glass. On examination they

round a man lying on a pile. of goods apparr'
ently asleep. He_was takal charge of, the
night watch ‘was‘ "called, and search mode

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V Humilan Thursday last, at South

 

‘VINoI'r'walk, a' man named Rogers McCawiey

‘ .1111 instantly kiled while working' in a wélll
VTheI Ila‘st blast had been made, and he had
gone down to examine and clear up, who‘ll a
large rock near the top became detached
'I'Va'u'd fell, striking him upon thehead and 0on-
pletely‘ crushing him. He leaves a wife Innd
'five children;

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WAV gentleman from South NorwIale
.ae'nds us two unusually large potatoes as.
specimens of the smallest of a lot he hasI'V re-
Vceived from Michigan, but fails to send us

VIIIVth’Ve name. .He says they are as good as

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, Vtheyare large, and if so the cultivation of
this variety should be encouraged in this

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'E’Messrs. Prowitt have Obtained" the
agency for the Washing Machine whichiob-
tinned the first premium at the laicCo. Fair.

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, Anotherlf Flip.
On Tuesday lost the alarm of.fi1'c vV'v'hs
sounded through the village and was soon
traced to the new and beautiful school edi-
fice of the Over River School Distrlct.
When we arrived avast volume of su‘l'ok'e
was pouring out of the basement window
"and leaping upward with eager,I destructive
force. Very soon botllI. engines wheeled by:
and No.2 got to work, before No. 1, which
was obliged to take position away 06‘ at the
shirt manofactory, could ul'Irauge itIs hose.
1413331316133" Vonlent' there seemed 'vcryijlittl
erOSpect that the building could be save ,
but With the aid of the many water carriers
with buckets, No.2 did squelch and finally
extinguish this fire. As ever, the lack of
water was the imminent perill Water, wa-
'ter, everywhere, and not a drop to quench a
'fire, 'is' still the IfateI of Norwalk. There is
no apology, and' no excuse VfI'oVr a longer coIn-
.tinuance of this state .of things, and f0; the
enormous tax paid by our citizens to theI va-
riousI the insurance companies every‘ year,
VthVile water hydrants might be anV every
,man’s house and (100: yard at so cheap Ia
Irate; We take this occasion to make anothV-
'Ver appeal in behalf of an early lntroduétion
.on water into Norwalk and South Norwalk-V.
The enterprise has been thoroughly canvass-
ed and' 19 both feasible alIld eco‘nomicIal‘ Iand
but little further legislation is required to
render itpractically effective. The Charter
for a5 Norwalk Water Company was pro;
cured by the writer some two years since for
Vand' lu behalf of severVIal public spirited cIorI-
porators. The charter. we have reason
to know, is werth as afranchise, at least, ten
thousand dollars to those Corporators. Yet
we know that a major part Of them are wil'I
ling and even desirous that a measure
so needful for the health and comfort of all,
should be owned and contrOlled by all, so
that the present charter would be willingly
relinquished to the public uponI sufficient
guarantees that the works Would be const‘rIuc-
ted. To make this possible it is best. and. 111'-
deed almost indispensable that Norwalk and
South Nurwalk- divide up into appropriate
wards and that a 01171 Chanson and gov-
ernment be legislated for the whole. In
such ease the new city would not only be
empowered to issue its bonds for the imme-
diate construction of the works for both Iinl-
lages, but the whole question of highways.
sewerages, public hydrants for fountains, for
street sprinkling and for fires is at once
compassed and regulated. Thisis absOlutely
essential and vital to any proper public workI-
fog of this enterprise, as by the present cell‘-
Vfiict 'and limit ,0f authority by and' between
Borough dud Town Officers nothing could
or would ever be harmoniously executed.
With a Mayor as chief of‘ our municipal Isf-
fairs, and. aldermerl and common council se-
looted by the several wards, ever-y locality in
our new wide-spread village limits would
be cared for and properly represented. Our
growing and business importance. demand
such an organization independent of all ul-
terior considerations, and with the introduc-
two of water it becomes an almost indis-
pensable prerequisite. We trust that no citi-
zen who cares a fig for the beauty, clmfort,
health and prosperity of either Norwalk or
South Norwalk will be found objecting to so
beneficent a measure. So here’s' to the fu-
ture City of Norwalk and her chief need—I-
Vpublic Water Works !
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WThe President’s message was deliver-
ed on Monday last. For this, and accompa-
nying reports', we are compelled this season
to refer all interested to the daily journals.
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A Story ofthe War.
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week will be a story of the war told in verse
by Rev. Mr. Andersen, formerly of this place.
This poem, on with pleasing elocutionsry
effect, has been received with much favor in
New York and Waterbury, the only places

not will give pleasure to all who are so for
tunate as to hear it delivered' 1n the pleasing
manner peculiar to the author.
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LECTURE s'r SOUTH NORWALK.—Our up-
town folks are not to have the honor of giv-
ing all the first- class lectures this season.
Rev. Dr. Du'l'c'mta has been engaged to de-
liver a lecture at Ely. 5 Hall, on the 19111113111.

 

 

in New York and elsewhere justify us in au-
nouncing a feast of reason and flow of soul
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WMakeI your arrangements for attending
the annual Supper of the 26 M. 'E.. Church
Society, next Wednesday. evening. Thereis
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0111111111 011' Turn—The New York and
New Haven and the Danbury do Norw'aIlk
Railroads, and the Horse Railway, have ju'st
commenced their Winter Arrangements.
The new time tables will be found' 1n our udIv.
columns. ' ' l I

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'WIAII kinds of Job Printing from a card
to a buck executed at the Gamma Jolt 0r-
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Commenced Operations in this vicinity lust
week. This new enterprise is received with

m'uch favor by the community generally.

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”Among the many inventions which
seem to be of great value to mankind is the
Plastic Slate Roofing advertised in another
place. If half that‘ 1s claimed of it is true the
inventor has made his fortune and benVefltted
his fellow-mortals. I

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WA petty thief stole apaVin of skates frbm
Pruwitt’s store one day last week, and' 10 his‘
hurry to secure them took one rocker and One
half rocker of different sizes, thus spoiling
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WMI‘. A. Selleck has secured allj unusu-IV
ally fine and attractive stock VVof‘ goods for
the holiday trade. which he will open for-
public inspectlon on Saturday next.I . I

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J unctlon,” Dicken’s Christmas Story fer 1866
is published complete 111 the last number
Every Saturday. AIsMr. DIicken’sI 911111113111-
tion Ito the story this year occup1es .‘a larger
portion of the volume than usual, it issafe to.
predict, that “Mugby Junction” will prove
even more popular than any of its predecess
sore. The first four tales in the collection
are from the pen 0f the inimitable “de3’
These episodes are written in the autllIors
happiest vaIiu. This Story appears in Every

. Saturday seven days previous to its appear-I

ance in En.gland The Publishers evidently
intend by such enterprise, to give the raiders
of Ev'nnx' Summoner mole plol‘n'ptly 111111;
they can obtain from any other source the
best and most attractive of‘ the good. things
in European Periodicals. Vl I

Hosanna—About a week since, Mr. VVTlV M. VVV
Weed, of thls town, butchereda hog, just _one

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' year old, which. weighed 555108. Beat his

who can.= Don’t all spenk' at once. V—VVGVI IeIfteV
and Advocate please notice. v- .,. .,
1 t . Danbury errmma

{Q‘We- turn you over to the. tenders eVr‘
'cies of the Advocate 1111111, for rare 11111611111111

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auspices of the Lecture Association this

The success which has attended his lectures

discounting thatiact. ' '5 V' .. .I.._I..__I_'.: _

where 1t has been delivered, and we doubt '

' has been enlarged, and the form Iof the

 

VV Or VVf'Gazette.
-.= Fitch's T601110 -f'0rVV VVV'dlrp no.

The Second Semi- Annual Exhibition and
Concert of the Orphans Sch'obl will take
place on Thursday evening, Dec. 50, at I I1-
0 ’cloCkg" ' '
The lelal y Building 13 so far completed,
tlfilt' it Will be opened on that day to 1116151113?
119. It will contain some six thousand vol-
unlcs, including BohnI’sVV entire library, and
collections from others, comprising costly
and rare works seldom found in private col-

09¢ opubIli'oIgII instituti' s, w
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have been made by the principal of the
school, Miss M. J. Davis, to render this exhl-
bition interesting. In additiOn, an appehléfi
made to the sympathy of the public to aid
this institution, which its liberal founder MM
1Benj1lmin Bitch, has contributed a :large
amount to- -foundI,. andfis still devoti' ‘iIlis':
lenergieb (althdugh in" very feeble' "1111s 91,) to
5.111011110111111 usefulness, also to. place it upon.
a firm =-and stable basis, thatiit maybe. ena-
hired to fully littain its object" ' The trhsteea
IalI'e feltbful in I'chéIii' Iontk'I,‘ yet'II th'ey ‘ "' n'e’edJan
.mVuat .ha've VaVidV. :1T-his' 13 one .of the simple
ways to render it. Let there be a libelI'al IIp'or-
‘cl‘l‘aSe of tickets, and‘ a large attendance 'at
the exhibition. IV Speaking may also be ex-I
.pchted from. some of the trustees and' Others

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'E‘Anna Dickinson Iis vIery ill at R00k-‘
ford Ill. The brave young 'th'lI's sickness
was caused by severe exposure 11111161111111-

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.; ate attempt .to reach Rockford: 111 time to5 fill.

'fill' an Engagement at lecture She“ fulfilled
the appointment, but has 11111111161111.9911 able
to speak a loud word, and is suffering IwVinh
pneumonia. 5 5 =1 5 I . 5‘ i
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'.VIWVWVO notice that Our 'VI’frIieud James VMV.
..VVHVolmes, of Waterburywa quie. ,unassunling
'gentleman,—has been “arrested in Ireland,
(whither he had genes-11' agent for the Wheel-5
er and Wilson 00., we, believe) as a Fenian
ag..ent.-I.' He told- -a plain story and. finally got
06' by giving bonds' 1n the sum of£50 a'nd
having his revolver 11611111951111.1601; Great
Britain, how about “drilltt'ary arrests.” I

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WGOONV. Curtis delivere hislectulV-e VonV
“Conservatism" in New Haven Friday even-
lug last, before alarge ‘aIuIdIiIe'nceV. The _C'Imt'n-
er Vsays: — The effort _w'ssI VVtiVlé 11111.jpg; have
ever heard -fr0m Mr. CurtisV' 1n think-city,- and
was. listened to with profound attention and.
I'g'Il‘Ieat delight. We understand that Mr." C.-
has been engaged. to; deliver this 16611111113111

NOrwItIllk next January.
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w’l‘he favorite steamer, Schuyler, which

 

 

 

 

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complete order has returned to New ”York.-
Certain improvements have been introduced
and when she again commences her trips she
will make better time, than she did last sum-.
mer. --Sta1wlar d.
WAnd next summer she will be "over--
hauled" again, daily, by our favorite steamer

Nelly White.

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WThe Pla'nt’s pistol manufactory, in
New Haven, was destroyed by fire .on Fri-
day morning. Estimated loss $200, 000. V
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WThe yachts Henrietta, Vesta and Fleet-V
wing which are to take part in the great
Ocean Yacht Qace, are announced to leave
N. Y. at one o’clock to-day.The ownersof‘ the
yachts put up $30, 000 each for sweepstakes;
and large amounts are bet on the result. The
race will thoroughly te'sf- the sea-going merits
of those small vessels, and much anxiety

 

 

 

will be felt for air safe arrival in English
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VWSpeaker Colfax delivered his lecture;
I“Across the Continent, " at Cooper Instltute,
N. Y., on Saturday evening. ' -
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QV‘NO further news haVs been received of
the supposed Fenian uprising in Ireland.
The Fenians' 111 Canada sentenced to be Ihung
0n the 13th inst, have been res'pited.‘

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Go's ms Peron—Hon. E. O. 111111111601
Tennessee,” (Jamaica,- L. I.) has been ap-
pointed Assessor of the let Congressional
District of N. Y. V

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Weekly changed from a quartro to a folio,
which much improves the appearance ofthe
paper. On the first. of next mouth there' is
to be a change of editorship. The Post is a
good' paper, and Ilong‘ may it prosper.

V On the first of January the 11115111111110.11-
rant and Press establishments .are. to be.
combined. The morning 0011mm ”and the-
evening Press are to be contlnued 116" 111' pres-
ent, but the eveningVV VPrest will be enlarged.
One Weekly edition only will 'be issued.

Gov. J. RTHa’mey”? to be edltOr-in-chief,

 
 
 
 
 
 

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I itical L
n nsnran Enhc'rrox 1111', VVVfi'rs nusur 'rs-Tlln
Illusionist. 11011er New Yona, New Jan-

snr, BNNSYINA , AND INDIANA—NAMES 01‘ '
. SPECTS 01'
wT111: uproar ND rpmm r11;
success, &c.,

' I IIan _YonVlViV, Dec. 6, 1866, _
" Our 11111111116111.1111: election was held on the 4th"
inst. and resulted in the election of n mqlority of
"'1' rlr".10c1':ltic ulndidutcs in nominatitin. i’VVTlrckole
fI‘ur Comptroller was divided as follows.

55;R B. Connally, (Democratic)
Richarda1 Kelly, (Republican)
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27, 179 I
%, 119 .
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“R. B. Connally‘splurality, '

5I~—The gpnblican lsraLity_ vote at. the
‘ Nogembir' '(St'altV'e) election, was ' go? .119

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1m- Winsl- testimonial-In snags Kelly 1m .1111
BadlnIl; vetes, Owing '.to; its! supposed connection

B. Connhlly, the Comptroller VVIel'Iect,I is
sntecednntsI are. such as_ to thor-

IIthisjcttys‘andi tflie' aid he 119111111» IrrOm Mr. Weed
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averrhbwotlhl,1 I think,-VhavIo" 16111111 "one of the best
01111111111111.1111 tir‘Vi's city ever ‘had.’ It is a matter of
ipr’Ofonil'd regret that 111;; 'Unwn- party 1110'- hot b11111;
' 01inth ii v'Ote‘I—VandV no excus'e 'cs'n' 'b'e'lhade Vfor
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IKIelley, udvocate‘ Vfb'ildd‘ to' V’s'd 0'11 VhianV ,—Vfth' least
nont that‘willbe dentin infiIIOVi'BnIt. Were the nude
epubiicanaIddt ictIVl'v ‘an‘ddgre lessasnutny
”Ill thélf‘NdeYork his 111911.11, but’few 10yaly1c-
t’dVl-ies 11111111161111.1110 theirbanuers ..

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n}: 'VJJLVl TuaISnusronur. Chafing“ 11,1 1;
1. ingthis Slntémsoqn, he l-eyiygdwith earnestness
... andy1gor.,,IIv 1115111399116sz candida” has. boon femor-
Vgeblmrecciyeg 1n aIll qubrters. ,and even the. New
,YIoIrk._ Ronda am his. election. Mailer-11s.: the

fienaItog VlIVvhonIlI'Mr.Gr-eeiey1 is, expected to succeed;

 

 

son’s 1:119an- [glvmhim their cordial/IsuppOl-U 'Aa
hails float Manchester (an. adjoining.) 1101111111; it is

half inmtunybldeéand lin’ azmeasure they its right,
301m usages and custom} 111111111111- public welfar'e def

has been thoroughly overhauled and put in 1.. 1

VarkI. I;HeI hasI,beIen Attorney-Generalr 1111,1111 Severn-
acted up to; the time of~ his appointment as Senator.

one of themestzpopslar. melt in' 55the State, 5.11.11.11.11

1iifel= 511111 alfew ‘nlonths sojourn in .the Senilte cham-

'Vlll'mrtha equal of: anytmdnin ICOIIIIgIkIflIiI-

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nia supportMr Cameronand _I
ItVy contest his election is regarded as certain.

 

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‘witbrttils' conseqvatlve wing of? the Union party of

is hardm, wall-kin his own Ibbbalftlahdflenat'or Mor- '
Mr. Morgan resides in this' ‘city' and m. IGIt-IeeleVyi

.clsnnsuby. the former's friends that to electitlolat-
1hrU.S.18enntor ivouid be injurious to party hedge

-1Butin these tlnio's: tits. peoplechrcinbthing forpIa'rti-

 
 
 
 

15mm: 111.114 disrega‘rdil- The tel-1' Millie'- '6? theiV Oppo- 2:3:§%C%nwl¥fén gfifitfifh°§§$e%§§“1g° eon~
slt'ldn‘nlhniféd'iedbySshattil'M " "minim meI'cIdI. 'toratedlarge unntmIesII of phlegm and mat r Du-
toflrdsfli}. {@915 ft 1 ‘13,; “gig 1ring the 1115:1511 ilterII 8 so much redu hat
"V ‘V' V1“'V“'=‘V'V' ""119 Imsc blinded 1 "111 111' es s .d 11
611111111» succefi ,511113'1515 111 s 15.1 . °V ° '. ‘e'" 8 ° .
V“! e enth'or' 111' with coldlchiilsa n! 1th sweats. IA diarrhoea set
Iiel‘r 116811131113- tolllpeuéaw retireat the 616111 of an Jun Hyman thong 11m in the last Stages of
I'Vprbieut' :fl'flfil’fl" Consumptl ,Io'ndI'cdulVId not possibly get' well
-: "Ii ' ‘1'“ .; ‘Srafl'S‘FQWHGd
3",", 'IR‘Iff‘aggfig If ALILIE eggs {£16101 BALSAM
P '.V 3611811111511 . 1.1.1.1111ch induced the
ate. 61111111601 VV'-.VVVBVV give 11111111111 anal-11111611811111 11111 111 cough
iil‘V lIlIl'II Iva lycureduli a udnmnmwable to aIttIen to. my
' Elsiness as usual. 1' Yours respecthuIIIII. I TH‘
1:111.st M’rrow‘ltt hid aIll Medicine Dealers.

or. Ward‘s Indm1niatra'tion; in which. capacity he
All able- debates; a shrewd, sagacfou's politician. and
linghuysell will ultimately be recognized as the
leader of. the Union party of his.-seotfon1.:n'nd be-
' 300nm). statesman in the true meaning 0f: the wo'r'd.
.ThuaII farhe hashad but little expci'etloorghi public

.Ibe5r1wiil bring§out his ._t'aiant 11111111111111, and mulch

' '. sense for. its basis. Iftth nIII

'-
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’0 he former. "The’ Il‘n'at'teVr
will probably be compromided‘by the 0111111116 ‘s
withdrawal as a candidate f0r the next 's'eVnatoV ii
'Vtéerl'l,"I on the basis, and- with the understanding that.
he'I is. to succeed Séna’tIor Buckalen. in 1869. The fact
1111111116 (Go'v 011111111116 aInpthVJrIVtch, byVI tsIIIIomneaI

conservative. uh Iit'znnn of the 51111111111111 tier; of ‘cyI
would-too. h'aIsI 'doneV Ville'lVlVluch injury with IchVIeV ,ra'dl I . WW ‘5 iii-runs.
.Icalg ofIthe'. nothIh-we'sthrnsdction. IVof 1119611161 Two- They 03 “JQI'IG- A 9111111 may take them in ‘10-

111111111 oVIfV _tlIle‘. 131111111. papers published I111. Pennsylnfl'ies ”stilt
opwlthout a new
The

For ”16

anion II'Vlle

{:Seckirlg VVVVV: ILfiing

ad.

Mussns. VOR I—-—It 1s culteully 'rVeport-
ed that t rigina'l price. Stock' in our
Cemetery VUVDIDVD‘VAVVCDIIP, as (my 1301- '
11115 ($40) per share; that some of the Direct-
'Ors recently declared a dividend of Twenty
Dallul's($20) not shore, and that instead of
11311161111311.1111. 111‘11-0 to the improvement
of- those sadly neglected grounds, they put.
this whole amount into their pockets.

 
 
 

and of these guardians of our precious dustin
' particular, that this report is untrue, it will

 

molt? 1110111111111.
" -”»9—-——-—~ eIh
on v com
1.11mi? T who apV-
preciate good thinfgsI,o at a l w price, NEW
or 0
thet' V wY&M3&D, 9Since the

large decline'iu prices, can supply all the .5.
nice thinsslneeossmtun (immunised .New
Year’s tables, and for eneraltamily. use,
ag eat rIedIIuction. verybody knows h
elm-is 17$. 'ma 11116262 Greenmcb' street ‘
bot-1111101 u I New? 111I5.I-

'171 I‘lii'il'"

1

 

unearth VV‘VVVVOrm Medicirre f

mowemscom ‘

On Won; partisans. .IMIuch sickness undoubtedly,

dinosaur!“ lids-361' “The WWI!" pox-
rrrs, " although efi‘ectual" 1n destroying worms. can
1116 Iii paid-1‘ 1111 dry id 111111 rdttst nmmesmu.
This valuable combIlnutIlon has been successfully
used by physicians, and {band to be safe and sure 11
Hollies!“ warms; 00.11118111th children: ..5 1
Cnrcnnsx HAVING Worms require Ilmmediate at-
tention, Vas neglect of the trouble often causes pro-'
longed sickness. l '

Snrrrorts‘ os- Woalrs‘ INCHILDBEN are often ove'rI-
looked. wfimchi'andfllowels cause
irritation, which can' be removed only by the use at
a sure remedy " The lcombination of ingredients ' '
used in mak in Brown’s “' Vermfr‘ugc Compile" is

,‘mlllitt s e 11301110666116.66thth sitti-

CURTIS & BROWN. Proprietors, New York. -'-

cog: by allIDe'aIlérs 111: trenches, st 211 cts a box. .
sliIV J ’ ' " .1 .'

“-5 1111 ,'1.

 

$V<VVV°'>'V.

 

D11. VVP. Marianna, 1111111111; 06100 VN0. 182V West
Sixth Street, state's as fOIlIlowIVsV: . I5, 1 V
“01116111111111, October, 1863.

21‘2””me 5mm; tool: a cold which

 

 

summon canoes

madden, 11121111111. Vii’brma‘, Lttzdr' Complaint,
Dyspepsia, Sour Stomach, Bad Breath, me. The
surest ventiye iIsnf'sDr. Harrison’s PerIistInIlticI; -'II'I10z-
11111115- :rlljllc 1.111.111.1111, th'ey'
nature, thhréby curing a costive habit. In the opin-
"ion 'Vof everyDruggls't they are the mostplaVa'sIant' 56nd
electnal remedy for the Piles and the Only- one that
reaches the cause, as outward applications are On-
ViVy'I time and Inioney' wasted. For sale by
IJ. S. Harrison £00., Proprietors, No.1 Tremont

garages ston, and by all Drugglstsui or will be

 

 

ivlns'ho ctsc
o‘.>.
. The Grand Secret;

IVV'l‘hVe grind secret in mediél'tidn to to help Nature.
'ZVBosnr'lr and' BnemnAtbese are the Alpha and
Omega of theoniy theory 0f cars that has common
as, system, is shat-
t'VVel’lEd, the 11111161.. weak, andt teV’mfndV, like thebody

in a state of artful collapse—what is it best to do 7
116111611 'tt’ic' " ' '
,Iann Us YooaV MAN:
Brice hin'l‘V' Iqu to youl’wonl'dbfice" a totteringedince.
The pabulunlI he needs isa Tonic Alterstive. Bring
.:1ltm up ou't‘ dethe'IfleptthOfDebiiltIy and Despondeu-

60- its' ye'ars,‘ without the possibility 0f
EW- IThe eIaneeb1Ied vital powers are as sure to re-
sponfl energetically Vto their action as the wilted
grasses toerect its blades under the. vivifyin and

 
 
 
 

/'~iebli1§‘ae.6flfisiitsf.vll>0hll IVYWW Ill ('9 /

11'JI

‘Dr. 0111111111111. the Lung 111115111155. VV

V _thc

with children il'nd' a'd'utts', 61111115111121 to Other causes ‘ ;

V'VI'elt, Cement and Gravel Roofing.

I . been used for our best residences.

' usels been followed, much that is now to be regretted

.IfI'aVctVI; that he supported Mr. Hamlin for the, Vice-
Presidency at. the Baltimore Convention or 1864,3111
opposition to. Mr. Johnson, and thst had.hls.5c0uil-..1

woulddlsve been avoided, is an argument which his
opponents cannot overcome. .

notncandidate for re-elethiOn ‘ ' GIIov. Moi-ton, and
Hon. VGeo. wI.-I.r1111‘.11,-(w11o_I1epIesei111 the 5th Dis-
trict' in the Honda of Representatives), I‘arIe aspirants
for the Vofiice, . Gov.‘ 1161111111 IisI; hath personally and

 

politically very popular 11110111111911, ItIlIlIeI State-mat . "

so is his 1117111.} The IonlyI chargeI brought against '
111111I is that of. Ibavdrjg; been. conservative ,IaIt Iatime'V
when 'llI'o 1.11.111 have thrown 111's ,‘wo'gn't‘, 91 his iVn- '
finence ngVtVIlinst the PresidcnIlTV, 'lVI‘Vllti changc; has been,
circulated everywhere, and as a natural. consequencéV
Mr. 51111111,- 31101611111181. 1floclivities.'.have svel-

.beth. marked: and costumers” hits gained consider-

 

IlI'eIIfreIshiIng min. In all cases. of debilit'y the 'B tters
{111‘s absolutely renewed. There is no substitute or
succeedantunl that will fill their place.
this most wonderful '6: Modern Tallies,

Ann Ar.r. wrnr. mt WELL.

effect that invariably follows the use of this

IexcelleutIn'v ra toranil Corrective. Sold every-
where. —N. .Trthujle, Oct. 27,1865
«I0»;

 

VA VCAVRDV' TO THE LADIES V
«.1111, norouco’s .

-«ronrnmr.ne 5.:
MOSTINVALUABLEREMEDY

forV' all those afflicting ('1'on
sex, viz: Distrcuin an
Ramada, Pain in“. B0;

 

11' hand Lotus, Pressing
Daron Patna. Rush of Blood 1001c Head. Dizziness

Resort ‘0

1

Menstruation

Ipll'lints' s'ozpeculiar to the V 111913510115, De'c.‘ VV'“

V I. Some

Inllay this erIeVlIang.

and. Mr. Chas. D. Warner—a gentleman of
culture and ability, the literary editor; while
our old friend “foreman” Goodrich is to be
the managing man. The new firm name is-
Hawley,GoodI1-ich dt 00.. M1. VA. N Clark
of the Courant retires on account of 1115111111..
Vued ill 11.01% This is a strong combination
Vand we have no doubt will wOrk to the adJ

vantage 01 all concerned.
,-<.>V>I

lf'l‘he Methodist E- Society, of East
Bridgeport, of which Rev. S. H. Smith, re;
cently Of this place, is paIs'ItorI, are. to hold; llI
Supper and Fair at St'lleles‘Vs Hall, on the
evenings of Wednesday, Thursday and. VEri-V'
day of this week. Here 1s an excellent
chance for the young film of the 2nd IM.lE.'
Church. to get up a load and go over and
surprise their old friend and pastor, and have
a good time generally I'"

 

 

 

VE'PatentVs h'avt'l been issued to Philip W: ’
of Danbur, improvement in; Mllf

chines or. Felting' at' Bodies“ Philip W',II'5
Somers, of Danbury, improved Roll for Felt“
1an or Sizing Hat B0 die's by Vmachiuery‘; I'Eei'l'
dinand Tell menu, of Stamford, ass'fg‘nbrf to
Ellsworth oxI andW. L. Smith, same place,

improved Tob'acco IPipeiIG eo. Mallory, of‘I

. Bridgeport, improvement in Springs in Hat

Iii“)

3111111.. I
-<.b-o———-—

VGeVnVeralVV Sedilck has withdrawn all his
troops to the American 6160 of the Rio
Grande.- , .

The Senate, it is Vsdl'd will not elect 11 are.
siding officer until the close of the Session,
retaining Mr. Foster' in the position 111111111111;
time when such anIII Iclectl'on will be’coInIiIeI

(legally necessa
, .Alabalna 11361011111111“ rejected tslVlVch'
,aImennglent and 1r 1111‘s .Vwill no doubt’

'The total public do tDec. lV'stV,' was $2, 68
995,875. Cash in treasury $135,369, 637V;
Amount of debt le'sVsI cash in treasury IS,-
549, 631,238. .5

John H SVurrVatV is expected to 1111111111116-
elations. lmpllcatlng variounI unsuspected

ersons _iInI the'a inIaItion 1101161156.. The
IVEeIrVaIVdI says Vt'lIlat'li VV“ ll'e'r'e IsIhOul bIe sh‘dden
departures frVo'mVW as ll'iilg'to'n, OI
persons who hnve no particular re‘aso‘ns for
going abroad, it 1In‘sy reusonably be InttriquVt-I

ed to this cause."
Building

$1, 000, 000
has been donated.
.Mr James. M. Hart ha's' nearly finished
a fine landscape of scenery in' the use.
ti'cVut valley, which he intends' to exhibit til?
the approaching Pnri'sI Exposltlon. Mr. Hart
has passed the .summer in those‘feruleand
pleasant Ivallev,’ lro'm which be lln's' brought
back with him to. New York numerous
studies of the peculiar. scenery. I _ II
The Montreal I'Giredte 111511111111 SIé.

 

 

fet tur'y

V'Seward’s letter with respect to 'FeliVilVlnI' puI'rI-

'iIan'd,

poses ha'sV 'e'chite'dV deep. ”$615,111,311
hoot

,and Preeident Johnsons message, 37'
in 'the'. Pop palIVIzOp paves'

A Canadian serving .
' Surl'utt, ,YIII

was we man 11110" 111 Tanned againsI
the assassin.

 

11191111111111 '

c tili'
The land, valued at 826'; 003V '

1.1 1.11.-. .Boomsauo- SHOES,”

 

 

 

 
 

 

 
 

citizens. ,.A..nlove. probably :to help VlVlIi'lVVn‘ in

3‘hlSCDViVlVCBSlJVMI congressiolIlaIl 11011010. ,I. ..

 

'.' V121 11-‘3

tra containing the President's message. Cum
mendable enterprise. ‘

.‘Vhl’y'V'l

'5 ., - Mr. TheOdOr; Alsheslrey,‘I' of- this town, so-
is Itoes, with elf!

cidelltally cut off three
Iaxe, stem days since; 1.
The directors of the' Danbury Nationni
Bron; have 013:???) agcemi-a‘onuIIiIlI Idloidon'd;
o s r I e 0 . he s
Malagigfdcgd, “an Va 8:1"
5.,5». gen am lees Ia 11111116,".
-'iOellets- and'glvesmhgenmoneyhyack all 1111111
sellslhis customers, has been doing}: thrfvi

able excitement, ibutqsucceedsdliu get IngI
safely outlofstmvn. 91-11 Li1l'l '
'The authorities have lately vsryzcuditahly‘“
improVed North streetla'nd nowf oon‘tme’plate
improvingli‘mhkiinlatrsett. They have: also"
repaired the park enclosui‘ecm 51.: .4 1"
uThel-ela'ppearsito be' an unusual qrauntity
13111311111111 caught iugthis vicinity. Mr. rn'erI
Buckloydsfreightor :00: then DnnburyI Ros ,
hablbeen'fOrfu'lonI'tbs past can-yin tfrorn this
'éstatiOn from one hundred and fty tOt
hundred 'I'desd rabbits” IwVeIe'hly, beslos 0th r
me‘,l :Z ‘41.").11115 .: -: :.'
anTheéllmmtheV" “Iliidgeflho’io” is hill the ori-
'e nev‘ 0pm rgo ngat on re ir
VV51repaintilig and improving. 1 Shegwlli'lhokd‘V
«prettyI and 11-1‘111' as easily as any locomoti
on the road. stijsmniam 1.1 1. ..5 1.51.1 :1

'12 .:VV.V.VVJ5V .!.1' Va‘fiVL 1I'I1Ill'I’I

...... .aauos vnonrllstn 1
3111mm HAIR trauma

Is the best article 'known. topicserve the hair. EV:

-It will positiveiyiRestoi-e Gray Help to its IOlIIigiga
Color.

I --IItkeep's the hair 11611141111111; out. It is the 11V t,

Infesstngun the voncueleuatluolissy 111111 testy

Iso'ftIIa'l'ld' glosdy' ’PVIl'lIceI’. 8 l'II'O'rI sale by IalIl D

 

 

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1,15

 
 
 

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5 Tl'lmrts
angIlinor .SIhI‘o'Ié 'V .SVt
89.5. Ath; Avenue, Nevin, 5.31%
1211:. Biochiubrive Harlem 16- NewHavea a. .11 Depot;
.5"- Ladies, Misses; Children's 111115 Gentlemen’m

VE
'51-11

'ol'nth'kil'ldaland' qualities, constantly 011 band ornlade

$03153 $6111?th hm: 3"11‘1’1511‘11'Ms'xa111l'ssm mymstok

 

Dumber—The 01.111111111111111 half Vsheet VexVVV-'V

631?

azbusiuessviaIDanhury;:~'51Hecmated eonsi err '5'l

 

 

Mill Yllllll'VlWN Sill

I110 LIIME NECESSARY. VIV
t
5.11.111

1 1 1' 1 y ‘
V§".V‘5Vk§ use!” 11161111111.
' BU! announcers]:

 

 

16.11
I!

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= 5“”
til

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'Pennnl Salt of .' VCo'Is‘I

1:111 1121' 11.511111'113 >VVVVVVVV'VVV
1

”"1;
1'1 V!

l]6~11=:1(V EB'

(Patents of 1thV aVndV VBtVlIlll'nIbV. V1850. )5V.
VV..V 111111115113: 1 0B. '15:;

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educeurdarsn‘tvs.

LI.

 

11115}

'It Wilmake la possu- exdellent hard ,olIV ssI'.
,. VIngiioInq f the very hoot soft sonp ror onlya
61112;. ire‘ct 011in ton Ich Ib'on. . IsIIaiIeI I'at' all;
‘Dr ' . , 1 .,

"' . DIRECTIONS.
Dissolve one box of Lye in 2 1.6“1'161'11'111‘1' (pints)
of hot water,iu an iron pot. Melt in another.
or 5W Toke-Olin re,
into this stir slow! the dissolved lye, and keep
stirringl until the who a mes well In ixel ‘and
like moi ass Now c'ov'eV ’u'p, and set in a from
placeover night. Next day out into small

1

:dd‘tt lbs or pints) of water, and melt with a 16:13:11
as hugged; an o n 0
still)" WE co ‘qd? 0 61761611111, v'vVhtchI .Iwill

be fit to usein about 10 days.
; . nnwamt or oomrimvnlrs. - -.
BVs paVulauIar 1n asflnafor' Prim-.4. 511211 10'

00's. snowmen. 2 :I': ,

Big—)1 -7

 

 

 

3-.IV»fV M: 1'.

DyszVeVpsia Cured: ,
Rheumatism 011mm,,
Eruptions 011 the Face Cuiedi'

1' ScyqfuIlIa Cured 5%
151-1} 61111111111111 1111111 1111615111111. 1111111111511

Do uwa Iywith all our various and often ernVl ons
drugs an uack edlcines, and :use ewul the
prepared w tn 1

“STRUMA‘I'IVC SALTS.“ . :

Liquorao S‘fii‘finefl, gm “ancedlrttefl

he Penu‘l'. Salt
ling Got in P1 tsbnl-gh. and are pa, clad in
air tight whens. 00111 always sufficient fora' hath,
Directions are attached.

 

 

 

a days use. For sale by all respectable Druggis.

 

1 substantial Vmanne'r.

: .VAVll claims
thereto sh'ou

I hate, De

 

.1111) 12,110an rapist 111: n. 1
it ALL ohu T0 oonnsu1:.,I1
'.
E
inanent Throat Disease,

or Consumption,
is OFTEN THE RESULT.

Brown’s
11101111111111 Troclles

.ungo a $1611! run-amen To‘ 1111' .I'A'm'sit

11812111111. 1111111,.

For Bronclu'lz's- Asthma, Catarrh, Consump-
. . tine aVnd Throat DiseasVes,

TROCHES ARE ALWAYS USED WITH GOOD SUCCESS
Singers and Public Smokers

will find' Tracker useful in clearing" the voice when

taken before Singing or speaking, and relieve the

throat after an unusual exertion of the vocal or an.
The Tu and II,anfl~ crlbcI b
Physici und1ha est 011111le 111 cminen
ll'lcn throughout the country, Being an article of tru
merit, and having prbvcd their efficacy by a tee
of ma'ny'y fihlyé stall? new localitie
in various pd 'Troches are

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t
B
t
s

universally pronounced bettelV- than other articles.

.Onrrlmg, only .“Bllowx’s Baoncnrar. ”Tweaked.

111111 11111 not take any of the Wormzm Imitationtt
: .tllatanIayI be. offered Sonn smrwusnn 5

“ .an—._I... -....-.'I

 

.Thel’raprletor of SCHENCK’S PULMONIC SYR—

: :UP, the inventor '0! SCEENCK‘S RESPIROMETOR,

the onlyI'1 IIincItrument thnthcan to a} certainty detect

es murmuro eres ra orIy.or s.
is eutim och ED370635, to
know the exact condition mof the Inn 5, 8whether it 111
Tuberculous. ull'nonary, Bronchia, Pleuriti'c, or
D yspepticI Consumption: and whether it is hot
lungs or only one that are diseased

It requires consmnt- -nnd long ractice to becomt'e
familiar with eve sound or rat! ing of' a diseased
bronchial tube. tients come to Dr. SCIIENCK to

IetI examined that hate been ' examined

their family physician, 11 he told them

that their lungs, were almost gone; when by a
close exumina thefiéi irolnetor, it is often
found thatit sq“ an “a action 0 the bronchial tube‘
and by gettinv a heallthy action of the liver and toneV
'of the stomac the sufferer is soon restored to health,
Sometiilles medicine that will stop a cough is cer-
tain death to the tient.5 It locks Iup the iver,st0p's
the circulation 0- -the .hlood—hoe'l'llor'rilnge followd,
Iand, infh'ct, stoppIiIngItheaIction of the very organs
that caused the con 1gI

I'.Dr Schenck wil be professionally at his 1001111
every week, 82 Bond Street, New York, and 35 Hana
Over Street; Boston, from9a. 111., until 3 p. m. 1111'

gives advlch flee, but fora tho'rough examination

with the Respiromcter the chgor eis 'Ilis medlj
1 {58 s are {serfsrley by a IdVealIe‘rs, also'a
‘su' ll’tim'es this 'ro'oms. Price of fthe

PulmoI I9 and Seaweed'i‘onic each 1.50 e
hymn-11111111136113»;

he‘ ‘half' dozen"
cents er...b0x GEO. CO.GO IN&CO., 38Harl-
over east Agents for Boston. For sale byi Illoli
drugglst Is. -

 

«‘V‘».

WARREN’S IM PRO'VEDI

 

l
1

Decidedly the- best, most durable and
cheapest known' 111 this country. Materiali
which are liable to .be confounded with this
have long been 1n use fm covering factories
Innd. barns, the, but never until this recent
.Vdiscovery has any kind of Cement Roofing
The com»
.bViInVat'ions Vof tllis. roofing are such as to run
der it' perfectly water-proof; makes solid,
handsome work, is a saving of at least 25 per
cent over any& other :AVVOOfi'INo In use.

511018 rwalk, are sole
ngént's for oo’F'ltlffiéld 001111111111 6111111 left
atthe COO Yard 'Of Benedict & Meeker
promptlyI attended to, enquiries freely all-
stered..I

 

 

 

 

 

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2 54M 0' -z #1 5‘8 "
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n 1’ spec» = z 1:: .
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. .4222 66's: a .11 1.1 e135
_.... 9 '55:; 0:: .m M was
muscles. 534;:
m 3.5., am'1I335m11H ago
. I: - 5:: gees-2's» . 3 E" of; f
' E' E" E‘gmgé". . -= 6 35%
5.1.1.3. serge 3. e 6,2,:
VV'-9‘93: h‘ g Q Q m 0
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11.62.1683 05‘s! . 9.4 *1 ~15
‘E-r'H-d 51’35' b tom
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4-.-; cuisines).
1.1111361233315655” “V“ “‘V“ ‘“ 11‘1“ .‘V‘S‘V‘i‘i‘nfie
31%0EwfikontgomeryI {Mics D. 2’ Louise gyxbec, eaall
. InGoshenrDecV.‘ 11114» the 111'. 111-. ’r. Doubleday
31$th 13 31.111111 oIfNorwalk, to .M‘fl' Lizzie White

In New York Cityfiun' Nov. 27th, by the Rev. 8 . B. S.
Bissell, EdwardG Barret, to Mary IJI.. daughter of
Daniell; Peck. Esq: ., of East Haddam. Conn.

At New Milford Dec.6tll, by Rev. A. B, Pulling,
Martin Tyler' of Westport, to Mia's Laurels A.
Wheeler ofN'veMllf 1er

In B dge art. ‘5Dch. 6, IIIyRev. Mr. Richards Mr;
Henry E. tanifo'rd to tea Mary Frances, eldest
daughter of Geo. F. Tracey, Esq. ., a iof B.

In Daub ,Now' 30,. by' 30‘th 'G. M. Stone. Mr.

Rudolph Ren art to Miss Jane Warbrooke, all of D.
'.VBearViniI ind tin: Dyspe 1111. Intermittent Fe ”V Gll'hVIVVr Ignite
. . z . . ' V V ,
ISKRIANA vet's. Billl‘o Dsorde'r's and fi’ectiona of thenc'rves' ‘5'??? o e 0 VV
waVlIlV elect11111111616111.1516th next January, in no other medicDin'e will produce one tithe of the
place or Hon. Henry S. 1.111s (Republican), whose
term expires on the 4th Of Marc' . I He,’ II think,1is'

;‘r IeR e'.v G. 5.11 Foster, Mr Har-
uIl-y_ C. Benedict, all of BI.

W--- SIES-

In Bridgeport. Dec: 2 John Connor, aged 40 years.

In Bethel. Dec. 3, John M. Hart, jr., aed 44 years.

In BnoofifieimI Dec. 2' Catherine L. 0th, aged 18
years. in

yeIn mRidgefield, Nov 27, Samuel B. Gruman, aged 85

yIn StalnforiDVec. 3. Mary Daven art, a: 62yrs, time.
Dec. 2, Ebenezer Lchkwood, age 84 years.3months
Dec. 5'. Luther Knapk aged 78 years and If months,
father of Charles happ. .
11 In New .Orleans,. on Sunday morning, John W.
aged 69 Y¢flfi formerly of Staplfo rd.‘ . .
r.B1'lrr Bia‘dléy‘, aged 81 'yr‘s.

 

 

 

 

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South N0r1vnlk,0u

SUBJECT:

"Elements of National Prosperity”
ADMISSION, 25 Cents

Doors open at. "’ Commence at" 1 1- 2 0 c‘lock.
Tickets may pVVbe han at the Drug Store So. Norwalk.

OONPEOTIVONVIRY

 

For thVe Holidayfiw

IChocoiate and' Strawberry Caron‘teia,
T A P P A C A N D Y ,
BALSAM TOLU DROPS, also
GENUINE MOLASSES CANDY4

made fresh every day. Toaetiler with a general as—-
sortmentof American andi‘rench CongectiIlogcé-a , ut'I

N. Bil—OYSTERS Stewed, Roasted or Fried, to
suit, at short notice. OpenedOysters by the qNartI
a rIVKIllon, at the old stand, Ely’ sBlock, South or-
w .

1 1' ..51 7
Indies .

I?” want anything in' the‘ way of Hoop Skirts;

eats Corsets, Hosiery, Gloves, Embroidery, 1111-;
sdau various other goods, step intOy BIT-5'
ELL'S. e have just received some handsome
patterns for Braiding and Embroidery with which
we will stamp any patternI at a small expense. Also,
‘a fine assortment of Ba] e and Bead Trimmings.
Look at them. Huts an Bonnets made with neat-I.
ness and taste in the latest styles. Call at BUELL‘SI
Mitchell’s Building. ' 50

Nice.
VVN‘OTICE' is hereby 'ven, that the Board of Reli0f,‘
for the Town of orwalk,will meet at the Town"
Clerks Ofiice, in said town, 011 Monday the 7th day
of January, 1867, at 9 o’clock a. m. to hear and de-
termine l appeals to them made b the acts of the
assessors, in the assess ent list 0 said ,tonn,an

5111 e ualiz'c'anda net e ‘said list some 'I ma be
'aeel'des equitnbledl'l‘nd prsp'es :w.‘ M
IIEV. W. STUART,
IH. 11TH.

of Relief 5
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Dated Norwalk. December 11th, 1866.

Double root-rower _rumVp.‘
IPataIaned .411ng 18641201831196.7011. 1,1865

The best recommendation for labor saving machines
in this age of inventions is tbnt 1theyoprove well.

This: machinei 'umlliERom :Dg'allons per-
minute, they are s mple,durable, work very easy, and
do not freeze. Being made 0 fwoofl they are not 1i-
able to corrode, rust or in any we impart 1m un-

mum- on n’d’ca‘nbe 'at a trifling ex-
WSamples of this Pump can be seen at the fol-
places; south Norwalk PlaningMili; near
ate] in 'Westport; at E. Ra ond's la'ce,’
Cranberry Plaimand at Cyrus Mor%ns sNorth ilton
.Manufhctnred and sold byZ. M C MSTOCK, South
'Norwslk. All orders promptly attended to when
accom Egnied by the depth of the well, measuring
fromt platform down.

nsmoxrans.

In re rd t0 Bemis’ Pump, Ican say that is an ex-
cellent mp, works easy, does not freeze, or get
out ofrepair. and are very durable. I had a pod
force pump taken out and one of his put in; w ere

andV' one has alar cstock to water the are Valmost

f'spensable.‘ Wranuswonu‘n ewhurg, Vt.

The Bemfs’ Pump is a good Pump; I have one that
was made three years ago. it works well. I can
punl for thirty head of cattle, what water they want

y, in ten minutes. I have tried four or five
kinds and the BemBis “P1111316 1s the best I ever used.
8m50 OWLAND, Lynden, Vt. !

Selling out at Cost

-.-RS S. J. REED intending to leave N orwalk
early in the ensuing year offers to the ladies of

this vicinity rare bargains in MILLINERY GOODS,
soin as to close out her lnr e stock. Every-
mag in her milinel-y 5110 will e sold at cost price
es in want of 1any ltiil lnery Goods, will do well

to call immediate dln and examine heIr stock. Making
over Bonnetsdln ugh-ame,$1..00 Over 0. S.- Lock -
wood’s Store, Main treet‘ tf46

mt. s.s.nrcn,a.ns.,ns.n.

Author of the Six Lectures on the Causes. Preven-
tion and Cure of Consumption, Asthma, Diseases of
the Heart, &c. ma be consulted at 25V TREMONT
STREET, BOSTO , WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY
October 8d and 4t0h, and every other Wednesday and
Thursday after. .

NEW MED‘I—C—AL BOOK-

“FAMILY PHYSICIAN,”

IN PRINT.

This book will be sent to any address. No Vmone
required until it is received, read and fully approve,
iant approved keep it for our trouble 76 pages
price35 cents. Complete uratives are given 01 ev-

ery disease which admits of self- doctoring. Give
State, County, Town and Post Office.

Contents of the “ Family Physician." .

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tlh'gul ! II ShCWiIlhn lS_ IliVIBIVd by his VVerlkVtw THE VVscmi-VanVnual Exhibition 1111 Concert of the

Children at Fitch’s. Home for Soldiers and their
Orphan Children, will take place Dec. 20th, commen~
Icin at 7 1-2 o’clock, p.111

“ cf: the blood of “your-V fllllcn brothers crying to
you from thegr ,'.’ incite you to listen to the Inp-
peal in behalf o'f their little' ones, and induce ydu‘ to

oaud see and hear wh youn children can do.
“open. at 7. p‘ll'n 11.61011 'Celiti. I: 21:
Durien Dcc.10tll, 1

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611110 COMPANY

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ms ROOFING is perfectly fire-proof, lsLVllllt in-
uVred by wet, does not are the Cistem Water,'

a no fills saggy if, IdachidentalilIyV

never ”wearo t, improves Page,VVV'sVV is no whenvierth
V,tin me no -c mnofhcatwis applicable to any
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R. R. and for Meriden,IHIartford, Springfield, Boston

and New York, and Iviu 'Hudson'River and N. Y.

Central Rail Roads to Albany, Buffalo, Cleveland.
(1111 in t1, St. 110' glouihyillo, cmsagq, ilwau-
’V' V3:11:66, andVan ermedhl'tc le'acel'l. ' 1%

Ounces—South Norwalk, Sword's News De'pOt.

110111.11, ’sénéolcshboéstore.'

E. P. HARVEY, Agent.
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TIIHIE

CHAMPION WASHER.

HIS machine was awarded tllc first premiuln at
the Annual County Fair, is very; simple 1! du-

t. 1
MW‘ j'f'mfilfl” USEV'MW‘ "-V”V ' .°£.. .1": uop'm'atssal almbstfl'i ithouils'bo‘r; will as‘h a
WV VV“ V V collar Oracarpct; 110 band rubbing required; per-
tingNew SifumaflcV ‘Mmel’al‘watngs” 310135.. rapidly and' perfectly, 1-1 lIig t, portableI 50nd
'lnhot'tled ofOne andahalf pints One su etc to Enter FAMILY 5110111.er HAVE 0111:. _a

- H. M; a J. ’1‘. PROWITT, Agents for Norwalk.

' hath limited and allowed six months from the date

.Jlifllltiry.13l}7,81.900100]: fnlenoon.

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1111111111 5. 113.8. 'zs FITCH,
' N0. V25 Tremont Street,
V ' BCISTON, MASS.

State of” Udmucticut Illhiizflald County, 3:.

WILLIAM L. JAMES vs the heirs and devisees of En-
nnszrm Barns, Saucer. Bulls, ABIJAII linens and
ABBY Smut. .‘

PETITIONS r03 SALE OF 1.1111111 ——Whe1'eas it has
been shown to me, the undersigned, that the above
named Ebenezer, Samuel and Abljah Beers and Abby
Smith, have been dead for one year and more and
that their heirs and devisees, the‘ above nan'e re-
spondents) are numerous, on their places of reel-
dence unknown to the above petitioner, it is hereby
ordered that notice of the foregoing ition be given
to all said respondents, b causingt e publication
of this order' in the Name k Gazette, a week] news-
paper published in Norwalk in said county, or two
weeks successively before the Session of the Court
to which said petition is made returnable. - '

Dated at Norwalk, this 6th THdnS.B of Decembel-V, 1866.

BUTLER,

2150 JudgeT of the Superior Court.
District ofNarwalIk as. Probate ’Cou'r't, Dcce‘inber

s's’lV's'l'li of GEORGE HUMAN, late of Norwalk,
E in said District decease.

The court of Probate for the District Of Norwalk
hath limited and allowed six months from' the date
hereof,=for5 the Creditors of said Estate, to exhibit
their claims for settlement. Those who neglect to
present their accounts properly attested within said
time, .will be debarred (recovery. All persons fr.-
dented to said Estate are requested to make imme—
diate payment to R H. BATES

3350 - V V Administrator.

 

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District of Waggon, rs. Probate Court, Decent-
vembcr 401.. 18116
STATE of ALBERT VLOCKWOOD, Sen. late of '
Weston. in said district deceased.
The Court of Probate for the District of Weston,

hereof for the Creditors of said Estate, t05' exhibit
their aims for settlement. Those who neglect to
present their accounts, roperly attested, within
said time, will be dcbarre a recovery. All persons
indebted tosaid Estate are Areguest);dIItIoKnInrlke imme-

diate a meat to
8t* *50p y oAdministratOr

District of Nor'walk, as. Probate Court, December
71,.A D. 1
EIOSTVATE ofIRA F. BALCH. an insolvent debtor of
Norwalk, in said District, assigned in trust for
the benefit of his creditors
Onnnnnn. -—That the Trustee of said Estate exhib
it his'l'rnstee and Administration account to this
Court for adjustment. at the Proba'o Ofiice in Nor-
1vnll1,on the 22d day of December. 1866. at 9 o clock,
f0rcnoon;11nd that all persons interested 1n said Es-
tate, may be notified thereof. the said Trustee will
cause thisorder to be published in 11 newspaper
printed in Fairtleld County. and post. a copy thereof
on the sign post nearest the place where the raid
debtorlust dwelt in said Norwalk, more than ten

days before said 22d day of December.
1650 GEORGE A. DAVENPORT. Judge

Districtof N01 wall as. Probate Court, December
it A. D. is

\STVATE of JESSE WATERBURY late of New
1 Canaan in said District.' deceachd.

ORDERED. -Tllut the Administrator exhibit his
Administrul lon account. to this 00an for adjustment
at the Probate Otlicc in New 111k on the 51h day of
dthut all
persons intertsted in said Estntc. maya nbe notified
thereof. the Anministrator will cause this order to
Vbe published in a news upcr primed in Fairfield
and post a copyl ereof‘ on the sign post in
'sui‘d cw Canaan, more than ten days before sald'fith
day of January

 

 

Wednesday Ev’ng, Dec. 1V9, .

' ed by mutual

54 " VHORSE RAILWAY 00.
1111103 ANDEBSllN ..

Winter Arrangement.

Leave Norwalk.

A. New Poem 5...40AM N. York. 2..52P M., N. Y. 31V
infirm-1n 3.23 :: ‘I‘I 3%51l’0rn'flfVl‘VlIosTCV3V
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10.00 “ No Traixn. 5.22 “ N. Haven
.1 STORY OF THE WAR." 10.38 . “ N. Y.E 5.55 5s" N. York.
, I. '5. _ , . II 1 .5 Iu.00'IV“ N. York: 617 “ N.Haven.
.. ‘AT ILOCIKWOOD'S’ "HALL. ’ I,200"M., N0 Train. 6,57 “ No Train.
1.11 P. M., N. Haven. 7.17 “ N. Special.
Wednesday Evening, Dec. 12, 1.35 “ N. H. Ex. 8. 00 “ No Traixn
Adm SSI .50 I R d S t coast t 2.20 "I No Train 8i47“ 1
l on? cue. eserve cos ne,0 ,.I',=' '! ‘
be obtained at Selleck‘s Bookstore. Doors Open‘ at:i ‘ V ‘ ' ' LeaVoe South, 12V, 1 11;?{J'HV VE‘
10 clock; to commence at 8 o’clock. (moo
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5' EDWIN LOCK o -
13.11.100.180; W on 8””

186.7".

MIDDLEBROOK’SI ALMANACIS, . I. I.
fol 1867, for sale by

 

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MOBSEDI. normals

Real Estate Brokers.
1110. :10 PINE 81.. New York.

REFERENCES'

Lawrence Jerome Es John W. Le
Prest. Stamford d.Bnnlr Jhs. H. Hoyt, Es idilpfifl’v'
Y. &N. H. R. R. HenryB. Cr'ossmau, ker No.
7 Wall St. Mess. Geo. and Ssm’lB rown, Bankers,
No.11, Wall St. Mess. Starr a les, Coilhsei'
lore atLaw, N0. 10Wali St P. 8.— special atten-
VNV.)VTpmN’. to file £0111; of property on the line 9ofthe

 

VNVORWALK

GRIS’I‘ and FLOUR MILL.

IG-rist WVork,
done in a' 11011111111111; 111111111111: 11661 “bio
IFRESH GROUND
Flour and. ,Feed,

constantly on hand. Orders thankfully received and

' .ggmemd‘mmymO'NoryflfwaIWHMLn

 

it!

News? Fancy S't'ibre

ISSS A.IB tokenr2 sto next door
tom ' S,treet
where 111m 'sllfp'e of
H who?“ Goods,
oops, Hosie Corset . -
kaeptfn fnafirst-cid‘un'fhrea 5V daaxlliwmozrrufal
les‘ and Gents’ under ents made to order. Ma-

chine Stftching,I &c'.
is solicited. {Vi
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0511' VPlaVyVedIV IOut

ENBY SAMMIS, South Norw 1s 0 of
H gatent-li 'h‘t mm; 'the magi-listiteallé'hundzldie: of g:
or e town-hi f
Norwalkm This of! is far superior to KerOsenel: ‘th
will not explode; not smoke Chllnney' I nor does
it Iemitany unpleasant odor. It bellurned in

116“ 11136 52% seen WEBMKha :mgg

11 James’ a Block, and at the Store of}? .Sanlmis 8
Norwalk, .lelere ydIu can buy it I10; 71L cVntd igulloVnV

Ladies, our Washing and Bleachtn Fluid is V
0

share of the public pan-egg:

1-1'41 ,11

 

becomin more popular every .
11111111111511“, scouring tins.ds.cyrubbing 621::

and Ipalnt washing windows, marble slabs &c., it is

est article ever known. Put It irl'clean ves-
Eholgoandewamntcdcnpt t0 meehCVommtfhi Inapire

“1' me! or 0 urns IS an
Fluid. Directions on small Circulars.g ea ing
6m48’=‘ GLEID’SI Stamford, Conn.

A. GREAT DISGO'VBIY.
Kerosene on- 1011111111119

IMPORTANT TO HOUSEKEEPERS.

ublic are. invited to call at the Store of A. C,
£35061 Main Street, Norwalk, and examine the

VEGETABLE OIL,

The most important discove of the e, 111111111
there kept on sale,and where t can be stain 11111-11111;
Among the many “new Lights of the he no‘no
equal this wonderful Oil in heapnessI an erll Iliancy
It is non- explosive wither: ulllle

burning, and is much Cheaper, ett'érV end Iszerfthan

any other known substance for' Light.- -Ca'n' be used
in any ordinary Kerosene Lamp with the Light“ House
Burner, '—the' only safe and ewdfig'wb-m

Call and see for yourselves.

418 . Agent forNor-walk and vicinity.

 

 

 

Eighth Annual Ball
Phoenix Engine & Hose CoV’Vs

Norwalk, Conn., at .11 ‘ :
LOCKWO()D’S HAILLV.

Fridny Evening Dec. 210:, 41860.
$ICKETS, $2. 50 Admitting one Gentleman Vaan Ln-

For sale at the Hotels, and at the Book, Music. tVI'nd
Drug Stores, also of the Com. of Arrangements.
. SUPP PERat the _Norwalk Hotel, --extra
MUSIC BY WALLACE'S BAND.
FLOOR Murmurs .11. am Chas. H. Street
Jas. O Newkirk .105. BI Elle, C01111:}. w. Kyle. '
The Com. on the part of Pht'suix
Companies desire to express their thanks for the lib-
eral patronage. heretofore extended, and respectfully
soiic t a continuance of the same, pledging their ut-
most endeavors to make the entertainment the beat
of the Season. A. , irman,
G. Want) ISeLanxI, VSec’ Iy. CnVas. H. Swan's, Tress.

 

 

A. GRAND JBAVIEII‘V

under. theauspices of

Consumption, iCholera Mel-bus,
Br “‘ i- Dysentery, .
Catarrh, Dlarrhcen of Infants,
Asthma, . Sick fleadach e,
Diseases of the Heart, To Preserve the Hair,
D spe sia To Cure Burns, I
Liver omVplIaints, To Cure Bruises,
Chronic Diarrhcea, The Teeth from infancy to
Kidney Complaints, Got tre. Swelled Neck,
Female Complaints, St Vitus’ Dance, . -, -_
Rheumatism, .1) I How to have Good Lon 5,. 5 ‘5 ..5
5 Neuralgia, Ruled tocontinue Healt
Salt Rheum,” ' I Lifotoa HundredYears.
A11 Skin-Dis " Cranes of Premature death
Dlptheria, I... . Cure Ofa Col d,
.00 ' - “5111111- Dy‘e.
'ScalV'Vlei; 1111111,; 1 Col 0 Water,
Measles " . l ' Tout' Po‘wder,
erysipel'nsfial _CancelI-Is, -
oopi semen-1.1...
'qule1016 over, each .IVthe legs 01'- any-
0 l-era, . 5 where.

St John’sLOdge, N0 6,1‘. &A. If.

Norwalk Conn" will be given at

LOCKWO'OVIIVfis VVH'ALL,
Thursday Evehlg, Dec; 87th,

TICKETS $3.00 admitting" Gentleman and Ladies.
SUPPER at Norwalk Hotel—extra.
Music by GRAFULA’ s '

sevens-115 REGIMENT saun.
To ‘VchVe Public. '

HE undersi ed having urchased of G. H.
.Whel leya his‘ interest 11 the Union Livery
Sales and chan e Stables lately occupied by S. R.
Whel'pley, at Sou ll'Norwullr,C Count. 1116 n‘owkge-
pared, by connecting the stables or J. .11. Ho
and above together,un duncr the firm name ofW cox AV
Hopkins, to accommodate their friends and the pub
lie with any kind of a turn out. from a Wheelbarrow
toaCoach and Six at as reasonable prices as the
times will allow. From the for e number of Vehicles
and Horses we cannot fail to wish all who may
give nsa acall. In fact, we do not intend to be beaten
as to bty'ie' sud nullity]; by anyW stab table'Ibe BetM3‘ew
York Iand Boston.” Horses,W one and Harness
constantf -‘on bani Beale are one.
W .IAI. WIILCOX, . J. 1.. HOPKINS:

 

 

South Norwalk, 170128001, 1866.
Notice

iven that the Comartnership heretofore
FoOte, Smith & Co. is this day dissolv-
consent. L..P BOOTH,
H. I. SMITH.V
C..G MOREHOUSE.
All outstanding claims will be settled by Fame 1!.
Smith. 31‘”

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~- Notice.
HE Annual Meeting of the Fairfield Co. Agricul-
tural Society will held at Lockwood a Hall,
Norwalk, Wednesday, Decbl9théI1866antnlo 0 'chock,
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aVTrllmbull, Nov. 236 1866c.VII

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CLOTHING

TBAPHAGEN,HUNTER a 00.,
Nos. 308. '340, and 40's.

BOWERY, (Junction Third and Fourth Avenues.

Now offer their new Vand desinblc FALL and WIN-
TER STOCK nth-LOVgER PRIglES thaluwthe some
lity ofgoods ave ecno er since
qua WOOL nus ass svl'rs.
LSIBIS‘JOE 25,11nd $30.
COATS .
USUAL' PRICE $60, N0“

USU PRICE 5, NOW
AL 85 NOW

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USUAL PRICE :35 NOW

' . usuar. PRICE 3:11.110“?
11511.11. PRICE $25 130“:

usuar. PRICE $20 no“ .
USUA‘L PRICE $13 NOW

BUSINESS COATS PANTS AND vns'l's,

BOYS’ AND CHILDREN‘S CLOTHING,

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AND CLOTHING OF EVERY STYLE, TO ORDER

AT THE SAME REDUCED mu).

 

 

1t' 50 GEORGE A. DAVENPORT, Judge.