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Ema m ‘ fly
$s1itidk"bazetta
-._._.?_.._
. 'Iiuesday, Decem’ r 18.1860.
~ From the Toledo Blade'.‘
NASBY. ' - 3'
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"’an Tn'l DEMOCRATIC rauTY' LIVE on. '3'
Din f”—auv.. Nasar owns 1m vmws ON Tun-
warm. ,
Po'n Dims. 00mm amTX. 'RO'ADs,» 2'," .
.'.i , ' cb'Iisi the 8th of Kentucka) Z
"I" n Novemhe'r'fi261'866. ,, ~.-?
, iAre the Best In Market.
NEw ADVERTISEMENTS
Wheeler 8i Wilson”?
HIGHESI‘ PREMIUM, . ., J
' LOCK STITCH
Sewing Machines
New England 0!-
flce 228 Washington Street, Boston.
.E, QHAYDEN, Agent.
Zérant colplet'e tin use. i 1
iron ars sen on app Ica ion.
WOOD & MANN, Steam Engine Co.
UTICA, N. Y.,
Thy-a paparaI or the counflyu'll’g “178°” and 96 Maiden Lane, New York.
'e'-...." MAP “as .'.ru' '.
emuaI'cra c s or w c enII ;-
3515 B Mittens, aaomitdfieboller mock-c 13112 and 114 Dorrante St., Providence, R. I.,
iiy, findfi' 'cs‘s 111611,! with feelins‘ 11y Manufacturers of Caloric Engines, of vari-
the friends u'v the densest.” er 011:an usIaizes. Recent improvements upon these
ooseuvtalkin uv its fucbar,‘ cos its: in. its .
was how, an a tomb stun Inipg Ci' .w'ell‘be
11"“ an
‘3', .o’r expense; commemora-w '
cul-
. ~ x 1 rs
f this class. They are now perfectly re-
. iable for all purposes where limited power
tin ll. . 003:
(1', "J ‘ " " required, consuming a small amount of
parties! 9 ' . ...- ;fuel; are entirely saisfnd can be operated
- ._ ' y persons not skilled ii mechanics.
m‘ _ an i" E, STEPEN WILCOX, Jr., Agent
on _ ; W1 0;; 'i
- 3: , “UNI-AND.
more
usher of mine wunet' ilIed‘the
d a
u: joolelatityjs'i' Ito'ld' himtbstatnkul’ne wood?
cure that as .well _p'h sicis ills.
fell ow' 1133601011: wu‘z' a‘ take, took
gal?“ a 'spirit
, _. reasons :10
-Dimm my is; but world our resui'i‘ért ' 1i ez
Abbilishuuista be certain? Wooden’t peo-
Hive one. ivIIlnst untamed, __forgit to
011 US?
obiecnon-
these .
gobble Abillshin woes- with
Il’that' cf the
11
people irp Ifihey’d‘prdm My go to the in-
3vantoli ' assess sn'l‘g bsooash re‘d
uv ting the genuine. ._article.'n. . .
" em nigger after he is a'
nus ; . .Thg ma's' ijss is, vvs’df
Wise shell) of; '.the trash no tun-3;
ally gravitated to usWe are too late for this?
homgg-Eisjflnowi lookin np—rnct". down:
and of the tax- wustaksn olt uv whisky,s0
as to bring that essential to Dimmycratic
succsas wauutvnon within our In and
we sheet deiot'e’ ourselves enthusiaa daily
to the work, we witoden’t be able to get ’em
down to our level in twenty years.
Aron: this: an. I: ahel hev g0ne into the
other world‘bfipontix won’t truhble ma, 5
Tenantsaasa
'50an for settlement. The salubrious climate
$3hoice garden soil, and pure water, invite all
éwho seek health or profitable employment.
Worms at 020 per acre and upward. eli ibis
"gtown lots and la'r'g'e waterpowerafor a On!
sy terms. Persons desiring to lpurchase
,wili take the Raritan & Delaware Rail-
,road to Atsion junction, or address M. P.
SCHELL or J. SIMPSON AFRICA, Finit-
land P. 0., Burlington Co., New Jersey.
Hammunton Frmtzliands.
HE best opportunit to secure a home ,
mild and healthy c1 imate; soil nsuitable.
filer all cro ..tho; thfi‘ Tun
”UNION; '.Of‘tiiar Elsa-”111,311 ;.N:w York
fond Phhadélphi'a; 1’me $200M) $600 per
lacre cles'red from small fruit; a large popu-
'lstion already located; hundreds are set-
:
r
_water; all advantages... Lands for so
audfii‘rdupd the farming? Hammontont
é‘séttlemeut, 30 miles irOm Philadelphia. A
'ilarge tract is now divided into Farms to suit.
the actual settler. Price for 20 acres and up-
.wards from 820 to. $30
ten scl'l 10th ."fdi': iaisle; it
perfect.
r acre. Five and
rinslrbsfil 911110
For full information address
Brianna ibJONIni, BsImmonIton, N. J.,'
All letters an'swa‘redi'g . . . a“
and ef the armada: reliju's' hele'efs ot the
31 11.91?
Aeneas of Land War-
day is correc it: ltlie “(to 'llllem o‘t‘l 1b: (‘13-
erwI 11 at
he ’a' 1i; “Delumycratllll msjpority. Bani
lift up In eyes from thence, it will doo me
or all know Suv,'tn he 3161.1
thatthlemeerlay hev elected ther- president -
at 111101 enca woodn’t
mm ovuvthewater shoodbec'all-
o'r'.
“lhital'i't': 'relesf we nad,' a'ud 'af libh"
ever ppmped into the carcass ators us, it
must doneatwunfi. 1.3311st an later i
H11 ffirtimbich, e acted
gm “1. _ Mmmrerhmm— i
OXI 1‘) ." ' 1517533“:
su't'h . .. "-Let' this, nth
ad ’ttha-tttstiouab ends: to
was as , _. ,_ :knock—out
thsth 'i'on _wichi; ," mass the"- belt
uvuswho arezfitfor. and also re-
pealt: testoathand 111111133}?! let Johnson 2
annex'I. -- Ho ow ‘w ' t's't'aiill than?
thavi 'teu: mate'szou .'kin' depend
. Shaman. Sikhs... "and Maryland
“miracupnflleflcncaa b's sump tn-
to 20 thirty tea: that matter, given
usac oritylnthOSenit 116m and
Electoral ,. .'I hav letmy intellect out
onto this ”fish - t‘pis'taken.
Mexico is the p ' populasheu we kin best
work upon.
“They can’t understand our speakers,” as
one objector. Very good, I' admit it, and
what do we want. uv voters who kin under-
stand as: ~‘Y The downbll .uv dimocrisy com-
must the Inlnlt people begun to understand.
So long as they tooktbings on trust it wuz
all I ht, but when the begun to question,
the! wuaup. lute ncslssgood hing
in the abstrack, but you must be mOdrit in
its usc.
Enufi' uv on wood hev to em rate thither,
motions, to beseut back to ashington.
Seward and I, for instance, wood go to the
Scott from Chihuahua, Doolittle and Dr. Olds
uv Ohio, from San Juan, Hen Clay Dean
and Cowan from Tamaulipas, obn Morris—
scy and Randall from Mstamoras, V allaudig-
ham and Slocum from Tehuntepec, Custar
and Beecher—n0 the ey ’vc one back on us—
Jim Steedmau and Jesse .Brite from Pue-
,ataettry.
hers wood be room for every one uv the-
lesdin Democrats North' In these states. Ther
woodhasixt seats in the Senit and three
p6
hundred in t a House to be' filled, besides the
state ofiiears. The hundreds nv thousands
uv democrats now mournlu for othsia, and
who can't he sup led, wood here find open-
ulna. Thinkuvp tl'I‘liirty staits turned over
to us with a people wieh couldn't. compete
with us for the ofilsis. My soul expands
with the thot. The field wood be a rich one
for Androo Jackson Rogers to stump,tor tha'
pople, not understanding a word uv wat he
wuss sayIin and heviu a high 0 inion uv
the Amerikina, the wood thin he wuz
talking sauce! And lency,the Pres-
identi wit a chancait woo be for him 1 Ha
woodhsv Dugl'l dug up and re buried at
Mastery, so so he cood hev a excoose for
a: tear to his tomb, 0': at the blends
Irv-.It'ho statesman objscad to that, he could
go toShecago. by way uvMexico, auchOd
make hisspaech at the- way stations through
thatcous without fear. 3‘
TheMax'I ins woOd receive. the constoo-
shsns’and stars gladly, and on they don’t
understand the ]they nzugllilin't re-
cavehbapach wit pass nv ter, a:
any did 011 his loss memorable toor- through
NOOYO'I '.Ohio, Michigan, Illinoy,et1ssttry,
thesehlem ances of wish, even to this _da‘y,
sends a thrill of anguish through the pres!-
den's'hel breast, which even the triumph in
Bells-Inland Maryland cannot. and 'do
not 310010;:
The people uv1he North wood rcccvc the
piopusishuu gladly, I menshuued the mat-
101131 If merchant. uv Philadelpli , who
li'ah‘ji‘lst' declined to give six” months credit
torusmail stuck uv goods in :1 friend uv
fish; a“, endorsement but. who. in; 'the
must gonnémhnly manner expressed a with
inguess to sell tor cash Ind 11; warmly ap-_
pr’oa‘g “11.1300," sod l1e,-‘-"und-ef~lt Willi
work or. you say, and take them inc'u'bes's'hs.
{1'
.out. All: the. country! think I ken not only? .
romlsé' 'jy'op the co- op'cr'ati'ou 11v the North,‘ .-.
1
‘1 ufl‘ to pay your faie's'to the;
butil'so money ‘61!
land uvyoor choice." .. ,
And he burst into tears,
. «*Wh'at' are you weepin- tor 2" sad I 'a‘s'ton-_
ishod.
- “Those team,”- aed h'e, ‘ are (Or Mexico.—
She heasndoored much but her cup ov mil-l
.u' is. not yet. lull,
Thistle, the only hope uv the Democrisy i
' .Thc poople hev bin brought face to fucks with!
slavery, and they smasht it. They hev bin
Nougat“ lace to lace with In ger equality, a‘n'di
, , ’t. score not all. ey wIIz brought;
up, " 'Souiheru‘ scoper'iorit‘y, and th s'yi
" 15111110,. That took sum rather ex}
.v_a 'to'ocrs thro the 800th, and. somehow?-
' they cum home with singler ideas, and wan-i
dared that '[hey' hed been _rohled so long by?
Is'lcli' .e'l'n (loose.
‘The 00th speculashen didn't pay, iOr t'h
' v'v‘é ‘aliOt Linkln we coadenIt shoot Linkin'
rinc1ples, and they remain to torcher us.
has he fell, others somehow slept forer
':au'd' took tip the ark, and they hev been car-‘1'
rylu it rite along. Johnson interposed thd
Epost ofil'se's, but they kicked them aside con?
temptuously. Only by addishin kin we be
111(0ch to root. The sole uv John 13.0.53
.ismas'chin on, and er. far ezlkinsev,ou1f
plan is to let it march, and it out 11v Its way
PETIIODUUII V. Asnr, P. M ..
(wich Is. Postmaster)
‘ ' on; BarbOur' 'a‘sm'vcns',‘ é
Sur‘fical and Mechanical Dentistsi
TTE Buildings 211 fioor, Room No'. 8, (Over
i
l
i
i
t
Jaekoous Store r? peels! attention given to the
«gunman of the ‘eet Plate work executed in
.,Ig rlor monuer. Teeth extracted without Pain-
('1‘) By means of local anaesthesia , patients retain;
IlIn concionsnsae hut experiencing no pain.
5By Bynsnns of para nitrous oxide, or laughin'
sad and administered by means of im
”£555,311“: Wsdn ads Th4 rsda
""‘ B, e , 11 I011
Saturdays. ” y d!
NE‘VNS’ASHING MACHINE price only
at
C. & Ill K LOCKWOOD d5 CO’S.
AST IRON SINKS. new style, with
drainer for dishes. at
Cdt. E. K. LOCKWOOD &. 00.
l
1" has our NAVAncomNDEashynnn
f prietor, H. H. BURRINGTON Drttggist,§
310, 000 rains Wantedw :a't': ills DHAEN'
test czeh rates by HORATIOW
"-No. 25 Railroad Exchange, Court 1Square,
Bostonian: =
i
ANTED—AN AGENT—One chance
in each Town, worthy the attention of
:an active buisness man, to take the exclusive
is ency oi the Sale ofB " '.s Roam
OULDING AND WEATII'EE STIirrs, applied
to the sides, bottom, 0311111111 'eeiter of users
sand windows“ of eve description. The sale
of the article “Anything ever offer-
ed befo to an: and one which trom
1810 today“ 11 be made. Any per-
Esau w' hiugw to better their occu ation she ld
iseud 61- an Agent's Circular. ' he first
’.npply secure a bargain Terms for Mouldo-
.LBR. BRAD STREET,
5? Washington Street, Boston, Mass.
1 000 AGENTS WANTFD. —THE BEST
:lCHANCE YET. A work of Historical val-
iue; 11nd Nstional— Interest. The only work
«._on our N -‘yet' 111 the‘ field. Agents find
i110 competit on. In Press,
EAABAOUT
imam!
mn».
i]. T. Headle the distinguthhéd Author
sHislorIan. 11d only by Agents. Adde
ill};| B. TREATdr 00., Publisherauooll Broads'w'P
:IIS .N. Y., or FITM'AN 85 00., 22 School
t. oston. '
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:A Monthly Journal, devoted‘ to tile iiiter'ests
oiAdverIisers. Price $1 per year, in ad-
IZvancc. Adddress, GEO. P. ROWELLd‘cCIo,
Publishers, Boston, Mass:
THE Arman ngHt’story of the Greatest Ras-
cal' In New“? ork' Is begun to the January
number of‘Yanlree Notions.” With 47 com-
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by all newsmen.
EWANTDD! WANTBD' l 'WANTSB'D. !
Pawnbroker Sale of unredeemed goods in
IIf.Boston Send for. circular. .
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2 8, 8 PER DAY—Agents Wanted,
Male and Female, In a New,
Light, Pleasant, Permanent, and Honorable
business. For particulars, call On or address
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AGENTS WANTED.
'To hell BROWN’S GLASS CLEANING
POLISH, anew invention of the Greatest
Practical Worth, Convenience, and Econo-
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address (I. 1!. BROWN, 74Bleecker Sh, N.Y.
8“!) FOR PAMPHLET i;
ONT“
TREATMENT OF CONUUNPHON'
4.51m“, BRONCHITIS,‘ 01124121211,
andall Diseases qf‘flw
migfihu .Au' 2
B.y Medicated Inhalation.
1h this-“node of We“
VNMW ., “i .14!
will!" W786 that their‘fi‘lll'fi" rib?
medicines t
stomach a'I'l entirelyto reach the disease or act
impercepla'ably. Pamphlet sent free. Address
Drs. FOWLER & DAYTON, '34 Amity St. N Y
'I'vins’ ratent Hair 'Cr'impei's,
For Crimping and Wgcing Ladies IIIaz'r No'ooo
Heatvequszu ngtliém. .Ask! y'ii 'l'fSl'fl'l‘e-i'
kecpci tor t_bcm. if he iiues' not kt' '( p them,
write to the Manufacture), E. lVl‘ii Sixth
St. &.Cnlumhi11,1..Avcnpe.',\PhiludelphiI.
Dr. Wadsworth’s Dry Up
FOR THE CATARRH
and"
A Hiugh 'huiiii of ii' Is 1181131in sufficient. to;
(fi'tCl 11 Permanent Cure. W1. t‘ijCLtllllllleDd
to all who have the 1 ‘a'tarrb Pllllf'l in its in-"
clpient stages or in its worst 101111,") try the:
.IReIIIied'y at o'nce,1:.and you Wilh‘llah‘leicttéll. he
in its praises. Price $1 per bottle. Sandi
stump for-pamphlet. For sale by the Pro-i
PIovideuce IR. 1,, and by drugghlsgenerally
‘B‘URRI‘NGTOIWSU' ""
VEGETABLE GROUP SYN-UPS
THE GROUP comes like :1 thief in the'.
night—theiefore do not fail to keep a bottle
of Burringtou’sCroup Syrup by you atoll.
times. It is a sure and safe remedy 101 we
WhoopipigeCOugh fColds, &c. A >lnlillul‘dt
lune or nearby balls. as
F01 '33.. byglhc proprietOr‘ll Ll‘iB B'Ilfil'l'l'N'G;
TON, Druggist, Providence, R. 1.,II and IfbyI,
'dr'hg‘gisis generally. . . . _ .. .‘.
FROM 25 CENTS. «The best terms
ever oilbred t0 Agents on a New Pat-
ented Article. --Sure to sell in every jun/fly;
= A SAMPLE; twitlitull’ particnlumwmnmuby
mail for 25 cents, that total s easily for $6
AddressG. .W. JACKSON & :09? .. N0, :11
South Street B'hiti'morc, Md
st. u'mfinn
Neatstoot' .011." Blocking.
The best atliclc cvu lllV'Il)l.l:tl for 0-: -l ring
and renewing Harnesses ananniagc l. 111.-
er, and all kinds of Le'atbci upon will: 1 Oil
blanking is used; For sale :11. _Ietuii cw-Iy-
when, Iautiut wlinicsulc b the pIInIiclOIs.
”THOMAS J'A ES '& Of".
134 1 2 Washinlrlop SII llmton
THE ESTY ORGANS.
Aw ardcd tin: lst Piemium at tho-I {it w Eng-
land and New York State Fairs Is Irreatly
s11 cri'o'I to all otherR'L-ed Organs. Nu others
cdntnm the tidiliiretl Vor'r H'r'Im'anli ISm'p' Eu.
do'i's'cd b'y Gm: W. Mingui-u W0..- NA ‘:‘wKing
and others, the highest m.muln_1..1grity
in the Unilc'd States Smid tor about -l1‘,.-. , I
'Plalio’si‘ifl ‘c'v'cry' s‘tylt': a‘l iii-1dr,- i am pri
one. 0. sure, L GEO. (l. SAXEAI ('0.
- ~' “Enrica z...»
€33 Cu
FtctiaOGY'
'tling- , good society , pe'rfectly healthy , soft )4 3.
"Agents cverwhere for the best One Dollar -
:. weeks successive]
i to which said petiilonl
Group“; 'a'l'i'io the very best 'artiOlc in use for ,
act-furs WANTED
For
AIiId best selling Subscription Books pub-
lished !
We are the most extensive publishers 'in'
the 0111161! State's, (having six honesty)- and ,
therefore-i can afl'Ord- to sell books cheaper-l
ithan any other company. .
Minna-r laminating ed
tleu 'wO'II' s condo) thereforee we are each
i‘veb
$111011 is usn'all'y o'll‘os'va'd" to soils:
xp'eriedcedd‘anvssaers will see the
s “as” of dealtng‘direstly with the publishers.
or series embrace the innit popolar works
on all subjects of importan and 'aIIrs sell-
in rapidly, both North and uth. '
lId agents, and allaither's, whow'a'nt the
ylng agencies, will please aeud‘ {or
'01ch s'rs’l' and' see our t'e'rnis, and compare
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...a'. sham '3 ......
0 HOW BASHFUL—To overcome this
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Eownna is wnnhsN
eAN-
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this painful emotion road the ANNUAL
inc
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Illiumns
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'NEAR '1'than
South-“Nofivdfis’téonn” -
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i- . ia,-A; '1: no
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' ' " and'everythm'g in the boost" ' '
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS
TRUNKS,
LEATHER BAGS,
UMBRELLA'S, he.
dies now'on hand one of the Maud most
complete assortments of
ever brought into Norwalk, and' In future“ 1n-
to sell them at the Lowest Cash Prices.
Gents'ir'e'liivitsd to call and examine our
Goods and Prices, we know we can suit.
employed on Custom work, and good satis-
faction guaranteed. The public patronage
is respectfully solicited.
A lar 6G and varied assortment of iscny
.WALK .
' OHILDRENS
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NE of the finest, Iar eat and most comr
piste assortments 0
Childrens Clothing, Ready Made
ever 'show'n' In this vicinity, can now be seen
at the store of the subscriber, South Nor-
walk, and can be bought at very reasonable
prices. They are made up in the latest
lea, from the best 0f material. Also',a
ula'nd complete stock of
Gents’ Ready Made Clothing
and 2 . .
Furnishing Goods,
at fair prices._ Call and examine.
WM. H. SWORDS,
3134 South Norwalk, Ct.
Near the Railroad C rossiug
The Bolton Dental Association
ORIGINATED THE USE OF THE
' ' “ Nitrous ‘ Oxide ' ’
For the painless and pleasant extraction of Teethd'
We have given the Gas since May; ass, to ov er 16', - ‘
patients without a failure Or accident.- We usei
l'.llons per day, and it to always [resh- an enen-'
lta Macias Nearly every. Physician in the
or cl recommends patients to us, and they come for,
access «Bullies. coals: To mucosa-z
! rags. Price $2. 00 for first tooth, andtIIn'oo'OFFI .for each
, an s
-' 19 an 801300": fumes, NewY ork
uent Tooth drawn at .the same
(is. l
1
Stole 07" Oonmc't'te'dt, [airfield Outlaw, as.
THE "DRY Uip. acts quickly and sun ly, ‘WEMAML. JAns vathehalrs andd'evlases ‘rof as.
annual: Buns, SAMUEL _BsaIusI, Arman Beans and
Ann”! sun-11.3
Parmorvs 101: SALE or 'LA'NDs —'Wheraas it has'
been shown to me, the undersi ed, that the shovel
named Ebeua'z'er, Samualan and Bears and Abby;
Smith, have been dead for one year 'and mo as] '
that their heirs and devisees, the' above name re-
dpendents) are numerous, an théir places (at real-
euca unknown to the above petitioner rit is hereby.
ordered that notice of the foregoing petition beglven
toall said respondents, .h causing the publication
of this order 11 010110 Gazette, a weekl new‘s-
paper publls ed 111' Norwalk' in” said county, or two
before the Session, of the Court
noted tN Iwalk,t.hls maderatngnslgle b 'dflmf:
a or 0 com er,
“$1139ng BUTLER;
2th!) Judgb 'of.t the Superior coma;
District of Namath I's'. Probe“ 'é’otir't, Decem'bar'
ATE 'o'f' GEORGE HUMAN, late of Nerw'slk,
Eh
l
in' said District deceased
The Court of Probate for the District Of Nor-walk
‘ hath limited and allowed six months from the da‘tc’
hereof, for the Creditors of said Estate, to exhibit
their claims for settlement. Those who neglect. to
lists, will he d'aharred arecovery.
debted to said Estate are re
diate payment to - BATES . .
3mg , . Administrator. 2
cembar 4th
Weston, in. sald district deceased.
All Outstanding claims will be settled by Foot'e' 0'
Smith. MW
‘1' I
Dissolution of 00- Partnership
THE '. o-psrtnership hereto'fore existing between
Jonah J. Millard an'd' Daniel L. Millard under
the name and firm of MILLABD Bnorasus, of South
solve dull" mutual augment“ All parties havlugc“In aims
pleaeemre
Wthou up delay to the undersifine ed for payment. All?
cla't'I'Ii's due the late firm w i be adjusted by Mm-
5M3!) & BaowNELa, of thiaplace.
ONAH J MILLARD
.I. It. aonsarsox. 3 407 Broome St. N. Y.
DANIEL LL. MIL
South Norwalk, December 3, 1866. LAKE)“; J
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{NEW ADVERTISEMENTS! _L: i
'and3 pay 'a‘g'ents a more liberal commission; -
Our books do not pass throng 'b the h'an'da' .
mi: '
his '
arm's an) canvas. '3'
tends to keep the Largest and most Fashion- .
able stock of Goods' 1n Fairfield County, and
One of the best Cutters in the County' 1s 5
. 211144
District of Wes'gkn, u. Probate Court Decem- ,,
The Court of, Probate for the District of Weston, .79
hathlimits'd a‘n'd dllowed six months Iran. the data ’ 33 < -
hereof for the Creditors of said Eetotc, to exhibit “ 9,, . ,
'thelr claims for settlement. Those who' neglect to 3“”;
air roperly attested, within fag“
saidtime, will be debarre a. recovery. All pe'raonb‘ 508.5! ‘“
indebted to said Estate are re nested to make imme—‘ , ‘ '
Norwalk and Stateof- Connecticut, is this da .111- '
the most Populist. -
1' 111' ,,
mucosa 'i
mil/3037.
A.)
.OIO'J'Pj Oii;ao'?ii'n1.'s 11.11
396110 c It sham eldes-
-sJ.
be!!!
iii-QM
01,1: Iyuyonoerlfor 18,67. BOOenIsatY M.
--_ “..'
PEENE’CMWM sh $369 A
’ Axumugm lyglemenlgy mu
'the new patentedr: 1100
1pc has:
--r. if
.m-
The unashamofwthswhhchhz canons-rm
Iwhiclrwill not amo'ko- smell orexplodc and
. _. igivawm Wigg-
' losene Oil. It can be ,Egppw Mimi J
Elamp by slmpIy usihghm flim'yi's 9”
qtiiutityoi‘oil it'll produce InhclI mor‘a' agile?
IThe suinuibir‘lssojeiageutiflthg sale of
1
‘2 .
. i
'ascheapm as the 'be obtained” anywhere in
E" 1
consent.
' " 3 Assists-T
. ._,. same with me immedlh
' " 1N0- 3Jamsal.18:vcls.lwhassdmutl
- i
i
1
M The ill) 0 I
~ Bliuseqlito'lw‘l‘ggituremalfiis Oun
4...me
'l‘H'E Co- partnership heretofore existing
under the name and firm of FINNEY
BROTHERS is this day dissolved by mutual
All accountsof the late firm will
be adjusted by F. F. Finney.
GEORGE L FINNEY,
F EDERICK S. FINNEY
Notice
A LL persolus lhaviugfgtigfitqttEcd I;acountsl
wit e a , rm
ERS, .... Mastheaui ian'Ihsiiiengi'ToE
“‘:‘Ifl'mpm
Meantime
Elam. Probes. in
etc. “33%” ;1911'8.
price,
the busineapi;
diapensidigtér
town. Thankful for the liberal patronage
and many favors bestowed upon us during
the past year,1péaspifiaa_xntinuance of the
same. f‘F.INNEY
Norwalk,July61h, 1866.
TUNNITUEE FURNITURE
; FURNITURE WAREHOUSE
NEAR THE UPPER END on MAIN ST.
rinse”,
, con-
1
,
"FF sisting ofChamber suits of all kindaBureaus,
_Z'L 'rh~-
“
fiéfb'sine
. 'l-‘rames, an
' .fnitureline,
" articles now in tli
’5'" Grand-Scale Piano-Fortes.
Lounges. Tete- a-Tetes, Card Tables,
e top pier Tables, Centre Tables, Ex-
ten' Miudmds Rockwell‘s“
”varieties;
Looking Glasses, Picture
(1 everything else“ In the Far-
3 Cheap For Graphs, " ' '
' RE PAI R I NC promptly done by expo
‘enced work men.
Undertaking,
Amerindian of COFFI‘IS of the best
materials constantly on hand. Shrouds,csr-
iages, Hearse, and everything necessary for
hvdirialinsdtheisdud, furnished
ban can beobtained elsewhere...
A new and elegant coach body' 'Héars'e,
r1 .
.CLllgn STEAD do CO’S.
(la-Partnership Notigc.
' {l'tn amig-
HE Subscribers having entered lots '00-,
'— ' " ‘- ” in" i pirawn by two horses has' sat been received
dons, 'o'f I-Ia'ie boat mafia-L ELBER RAYMOND.
fi.. '8. .ilflm -. J.. 1..
a,“ or jig; 9‘1"“, j 3 V WMWW states/lease
Lime, Cement, dtc.
have a full supply of
‘-P fig. J. MEEIKERéT.
Norwalk,ihy.28tl1,1866h.. :
J,
Bmmc'rtb
W__ shag ram
.chsapen.
1111}
partnership, under the firm Ii'su'i'e 0f"
Benedict d5 Meeker, for the purpose of deal-
’ ings, in
‘3 wit-”$11M-
would announce to the whim, that they
to above mentioned
crying 3mm to Smith’s
Main Street, will receiviv (filfifo'nfitn tattention. '
All personsH having unsettled accounts with
Houses are requested to call
“SMSPS‘OW
11 BRADBURY’S
S-fimmmga
renag'e, prer'ms
but with the. scarf sister
that no psi ‘5 shalfibe
cing improvements a'n'd
sty e and finish.
cilities log"
in the"'-'d _
11.0135
out- the use .0 he alone "
The successluilbcslablisbin, ent‘
" " .tmtrumsnts. ’
we: in' the?- a
gi-‘Ilthls .Gallery’
for more than: yearsrprovcarthat the 2pm!)
prieto'rs ndto t ' littlest e'xt'e'n't the '
holiness 1c ‘ _ , y phe'arejgng'iged, and the
wants of t 'puhll l’an'd thetui‘e dete'rminedl l
s pared in introdu-
all nevelties bath _of
We 0 l'a'II'n to have experience in and fa-
e kindofr work. known
as...
raiser 'er toi'i-ol most
.I AI?!)
Pewter, %NSCSWOW
' 3'"an '5". ifififid‘ham
lilo?” moansrs
in 9 oil In at our
WM fiFegth-
Copp'i'9
stress
for the which we
5g
"OLA
at manufoctn
iv'iihml‘ w ms; t
0!] ex " 0
Old Wm Mil.
,- 7 .,..~_ .m‘v-fi rr- 'l‘Ll rflm'l‘
'3
5.7551": ”'3‘
DINNERP
TEA mus.” if
curs 'e sA'ij'
BUTTER ms
resent'thelr accounts prb’oerly attested within said . .41“;
as t d to" ”Ii”? in.- "'"
s 0 ma 0 mole» '
ALTER II. . '
STATE of ALBERTLOCKWOOD Sen. late 01' " ' '
dlgte payment to A. .LOC WKWOOD,
' Administrator.
South Norwalk, Nov. 30th,1866'.
N'c'stice ;=
Me hereby gtven that the Co-nartnership heretofore 5:"
carried on Foote, SmithL 4'; Co. 1 this day dissolv- ‘
cdby mutus consent. 1.50%” "
MOREHO 01' SE.-
' Positively themi‘l'yI-pilbhmflifi mull“.
obtain ‘ii ism: -: "
N 0W: ;QQMJLI'IB‘ M39...
find where you call
IBM‘- SMPS,
scam-r :5 01110 o’Upruer 01:10”
was " mar-aw; prices.
.'.‘fL'fl 2' 11.11.“. [full 2 o! e i-ilncsd.
alti-
.. “ 1,. ' - '
cllli'rl'hte "an": s' gogfioil "11:11" cojhtgy
samurai
i myéifibqu d! In? 1 ' ‘ " utrylhfigpigthu
11 ng In a a
(flit-r sac “legends thigh an civilisation,
“ht!!! _.VI'Q 'IUY. H 9‘.)
.0r'éd.s nd' theVluel’ahd Rura'l',a pa-
I'p'er gi'v 11 full fu‘lormantipp; an icantainiug _IIreport
is. set-sat, Icing.“ .
Aa .- NW
Landfs d ’IIp. dill. error. ..'.f"
Editors] 3% , ”mfg
tamtcejsrm igl’dh" at h
and «moat gallant arm N2”!
usglcgnmooflhfa videafthe eaters rairtesg’ I
It
4211’: .0 am111::trzo‘3
g
yothsr ml,”
satisfied. All kinds .0
Mama
0. 646 all
I
in a mild and'
,th ofPh _
-....‘fi'ln'i'
. 0 meat I
w'_31s"“Ij§eaii"i°
' 'seiltigebr
j' ithe Sac
; vghelrI “410510?me
" or played upon. -—HARRY
A . ' emgfmaa -
has?" ,1;§1:hotus. Assuming”
iu'them a-llm the es-
MW‘WN MA.sON
W‘s ew SealePisuo Fortes Ihave ex-
LGoreatT care. They are nary superior
‘- "I admire them in the highest degree. "—Gnonon
_‘W. Mo na.AN
3 “an11
"amincd with
‘com iiitoe! 0” here.
nee W41”.
' “ They are the best Square Plano Fortes I have ev—
l SANDsasON
‘Aftcr many trials, I find them superior to all oth
ers. "—Cnannns FaADEL.
’no :Bonnerh‘ of the N. 7. Led er, thus
writes to the Ledger of January 13th, “eW
bought one of BRADaunr‘s instruments last spring,
and3 after usiu it for several months, and hearing
the opinions 0 some of the best judge's in this city—
persouguwho have tried ithvae are confident no better
" lsno could; xi, '* v
“ As an accept?” ment 0 mg: ducé: 'I
met their equ "—Bassm
t“In every particular, as to tone, touch and power,
Megan perfect. ’—ROnEuT HELLER.
consider them equal to any I have seen. ”—JNo.
N. PATTIsON
William' 'B. Bradbury,
427 Brooms Street, N. Y.
THE AMERICAN OROANS are the ONLY REAL
REED ORGANS one the ublic. The on];
Trn’es SOUND
ha
or aST—whlch has the same lm ortant
part to perform as the Sounding Board has a Pi-
ano Forts (t0 ve body and resonance of tone) and
without whic the OrganT becomes more a Melode-
ns not
on in an mm'gé ut have
311'" lime Organ nB'cll vi d
s cws po-wsr an great
steadinrega: of tone. Thesé gitll'gtheir extreme fine
voic of the Reeds and ert‘ectlngAN ot thaotone,
make t cm the MOST P
and cosé, “It? "11% flé‘wrm
provemcnts and su‘gerioriotfiGAN of tone and workman-
ship 01 the AME! Splace themin the
bout rank as the best, and command ahigher price
than anyo .. examination
of them, lii' ill ,will quickly
show their superiority,
New INSTRUCTOR
“THE AMEltemAN ORGAN,
m‘
Mailed on receipt of 82. 00.
Warerooma and Mauuhctory, Tremout opposi‘tg'm
552
, Waltbam St. ,Boston,Masa.
HELSEA RANGE, sold b
Gil“. ~KMs’OOK-W D ch CO
MADAME ZAD'OC PORTER’S
wCurtta'meghdeSaI'n,
rmcs,'25 AND so CENTS PER 301nm,
'l'halost, Cheapest, and lost afi‘actasl Bamady '1:
“Us!“
1',
can...
HEBTBBIOUS DRUGS.
..‘ to! ins-J s ' ;
The Cass-ins Bataan ‘.
‘s War-ranted. if used as- i
cording to Directions,» '
Chas in all cases, Coughs, é
Colds, Group, Whoa 111gI i
Cough, Asthma an -
mg; mg Eta-"meal;
Madam Zudoc mnr’: s
Balsam Is A Pusan Vacu-
nsss Exrscreaasr, pre-
pared with great earsand
scientific skili,fl'om a cum—
hluation of the best Icme- -
gratis. maroon
1:. remedial qualltiaa are 3
t (I‘lfi IIIHSI,’ ..‘.
circulation of the BIOOd ;
through the Lungs. 1
it anllveus the muscles ,
and assists the skin to per- ,
form the _dutiaa of regula- '
t
W/fl/xflw-
4////-////«‘
.f
the waste substance
. the surface of the body. .
, ;‘ It loosens the phlegm, 1n-
duaas l‘ras apittlng,aud will .
he found va agreeable to s
l- ’h a 1? mmgfiignot a vio-'
lent rams y, ut emollient,
warming, searching and affective; can be taken by the
oldest person or youngest child.
If you have a Cold, if ever so slight, do not ihll to
ive ha Balsam a trial, as sugary low price at which
a .919 t ay
Ina always keep I so .o’fien ent larval! all ‘9‘ .
be timely use of a 25 cent bottle will often prove to
be worth one hundred times its cost.
Sold by all Draggists.
BALI. a sucker. Proprietors. law York»
’ / /;/.. .
20
i
l
._ T and English. GEO. FOLSOM, President.
Inn’s Planet! were used at the ‘Ccnvcnt of
5,.
hhv‘i'r'i’ursly ‘
i made ofI'lall'ti
l Gri
:: IPolt
shamans , -
i that heiiaiteutlyiey will together continue the
basal! onita power to assist I ,
' scan 'fiWfigfi mm
'trauee has, been provided for Ladies.
. 1.n¢ a 'Arwvnyv
.,.—,5,— —
omen
Marble Works
Norwalk, Conn.
THE subscriber, formerly of the firm of
E. Price SI 8011, having taken the agenFqut
the above MARBLE ESTABLISHMN
in Phtenix Block, (near the Pottery works 01
Ass E. Smith& Sons,)1s now prepared to
furnish every descriptIOu of
Italian and American
MARBLE. GRANITE.
Drab, or Brown Stone,
MONUMENZI'S,
i
§?35,5§WEE1§ sum Edd ",
As well is
Quantleaand-rnrnitare Slabs
l ihflmbwflbrflhhzihthmm
'aihle prices.
0 2f m FENCING, [RON SAILING
an, furnished S'l'ld' put up u inert nOti'ce and
011 very favora'ble termo’ J '
aflntfiiggaimmollhnfiil’ tiledlfl
and best knowu of any in W esteru Connec-
ticut, the subscriber feel-1 that its, reputation
for artistic excellence 'and hoIn'm-able dealing
is already too well establ Isneu to need com-
ime'ndation. Address _ . '
...i'h ...; mums-
.1."*
‘Norwalk, Ct, May 151,1866
Corner of third Avenue and 26th St., N. Y.
CHARTER 1864. _
Present; Amount of Deposits, 2 ,300, 000.
A
ofOctober,J onuary,
BANK OPEN daily from '10 a. m., to 3
gig: “and: ion; mMopmgyIa fisdn m; s
,5 Six Pun 'BCENTF.’ interest allowed (tree from
iGwernmcnt Tax) 011 all sums- from
I .
- . ,rs ...entlft
«Huang, «P ,y,
lSous Potter, East side of the Brid which RICH
.. pulley] will eel iIt‘largeI or small qua on at a .. . ....
~ t e owest mar at price. :j:‘ ‘ W .- .
All orders left at the s OLA. J Meeker '3' n' i .' MP . .
.msm‘lfiv
33'9'2 Eighth 'A'v'enu'e', and 67 Wall St, N. Y.
SOUTHERN LANDS. —Great induce-
'ments offered to Settlers, in Tracts of 50 to
',5 000 Acres. All orders left at the residence
,o'f J. H. Jennings,or at the Post 01hce,South
'ENcrwalk will receive promptB attention. tf21
; 3.1L JENNINGS. ..IENNrNes.
C
01 (‘ anal St, er ran CENT INTEnnsT PAID,
(free from Government tax) 011 all Sums
Res (0161» Diamond Dollars. inter-
est commences on deposits on the let of
January, A ril, July and October, and is
payable in auuary and July. Bank open
every day for the reception and payment of
money, 10 to 3 o 'c,lock and also on Monday,
Wednesday, and Friday evenings from 5 to
‘7 o 'clock. Bank books in German, French,
ITIZENS’ SAVINGS BANK of the City
SEYMOUR A. BUNCE, Secretary. 1y25
CHEAP PASSAGE
To and from
GREAT BRITAIN & IRELAND
' TAPSCOTT BROTHERS a 00. "s
Emigration and IEsrclIangeI OfiIa.
86 SO thStrcgt do. 2.3? Broadway, New York:
. S;On';lll1'1' and multinationals
-. anflgWales. - d’pscott'a‘ vgfiwhne of
, its, eve three
da “.53 K's
sails every ten days, also by Steamship, sail-
ing weekly. Parties wishing to send for
their friends, or remit moue
Country, can do so at the
by applying to 311.15. CLOVER,
1y8
Connecticut.
MetropOIitan Savings Basalt,
No.1 TumD AVENUE,
(Opposite the Cooper' Institute.) - - New-Yours,
N CORPORATED in 1853 by act of L is-
latursforitfisat 11g of noisy; - iii;
cent. intérest allow
'mencing'
April and" lily; Bank open daily, from 9 to
Saturday, from 5 to 7 o ’.clock P. M.
ISA AAC T. SMITH. Pres’t.
1y36 W. J. BARNES, Sec’ y.
how 1'er CENTS CAN Go as FAR
. AS A DOLLAR.
Such people must go to the great Grocery Store of
T. R- 3 AGNEW,
Nos. Maud 262 GREENWICH STREET, cor'. Mtlro
95:;
and' see 'l'io' US: I")! Sdégr! 31% th'e sIa'cl'r's ofTea be-
sides. all of t. 0 other Baubles in the w‘syyrup of Flour,
Hams Shoulders, Cheese. Bntter Lard,
blip; Cub'grants etc. besides Candies, Soap, Starch etc.
a o
CHEAPER THAN 'A'lNY' OTHER STORE IN THE
WORLD.
Wholesale and Retail Cash Grocer House,
_WIIIINES BANDIES F0 DlC
USE.
H‘Cut 'th'is out and bring it along. JR. II
CON N EOTICUT’S
Nettl‘mm Marble Works. .
RE p'o "well spawn in requires detailed
,,descyipl10n.9 ”He makes to order anclIél
keeps eonet'anll' on hand a large assort-
inent of MONU NTS oft'he newest "and'
”“1931 new E
Cobain,-
Algorfleagfitenes’ 01,, various sizes, thfl
ness and patterns. Those persons who;
he ngwant of Monuments, In Norwalk;
'Ian its vicinity, are especiallyimwued, to _ex
film's-11116633 1}, sqvgrslf beautiful W0 0, lece'utly ex-
: emetery'“ Which are
iii/Mir blpRod Saod' Stou'e and;
mmmemmm' 'll’n'"
A
be
f'dersi
descnpuomoi'workrmhwlue wit tlzl‘;
fully' racivadpt No. ‘7? High StrecIt'
,andpromptly and faithfully executed-
huh! (200.161 :1 . JOHN BITTER.
~«2Neyv-aHaIven, Aug;- "1866.- ~ , ,1.
Lhdi \.
'J'Neu'r Asmagemant. .
DRESSING
.. ...SAL. ON
E’suhacribars would inform the public
= ithat they have united their Saloons. and
'sHA‘VINe :iINn ‘HAIIIR DRESSING
, bl ntRQQms uu-
ac . ‘ ll Gazette
c tqp} l‘t'lo’cxccute
" 5 elt’u " ttr'th'e’pi'owssion
with tightness audpdis zehD They $1]! spare
no a s nflhcsi testing, an :-
tin;- Snagnpdbm'e; 7,10 ;idll'd areitcOnfident. of
their ability to give the best of satisfaction to'
all who favor them with their patronage.
Special attention will be given to cut-
tin and dressing of Ladies and children' 9
Hair, and a separate Room with a private en-
H’AmI D'YEING executed in the best man-
net:
The 'also I'nannfactdrc “THE HYPEBION
Hair: 0 1'0,” :1 most excellent article for
OleaIIiin‘gt eHead removing Dandrufi, Scuif,
'&¢.- “All kindsoi Hair Oils, Pomade‘s 830.,
censtau‘tly on hand.
""" . JOHN DORMANNS,
GEO. KSCHAUBII
CHELSEA Cooking Stove, sold b 1
‘ &E'. K. LOCKW'OOD ICO‘.
'é‘s SHOES for Men and Boys
'1'y38 ;
'Third AIS-Tins“ Bani}.
LL depositsII made on or before the 20th " " ‘
April and July will .
(draw interest trom the. 1st of. these months. -
satiny; and; g
‘1 to 5
Tire &; Life Insurance Brokers, ' '
of New York, No. 58 Bowery, Corner t
. I'II.spI01I)']')tn'g‘5
a or LONSDON€ PA KET TS. .
to the Old i
owest rates,
Savings Bank, Ne'wt'own. Fairfieid '-County '
-ondep0s1ts,c'dm- 3
uarter'ly in October, January, '
2 o',clock and on Monday, Wednesday and
EVERYBODY WONDERS, '
CONVEYANCES
'NORWA'LK
Horse Raflway.
Winter Arrangement.
0:08
. Leave 'No'rwalk. So. Namath.
{40A, 'M., N, YorfiMOn'do'ys 6 00 A. M.
6 25 "" (Mondays)
7 26 “ " 45A. M.
8 88 “ New Haven. 7 46 u
9 22 “ New Haven Ex. 8 58 “
10 00 “ No Train. 9 42 “
10 38 “ New YorkEx. 10 10 "
11 00 “ NewYork ll 00 "
’12 00 M.. No Train. 11 19 ‘.‘
1 11%! , New Haven 12 it B. as.
.1135 4? New;Havau Bx. :1.8i- ‘ ‘L
2 50., “ N0 Train. . . 1.57 ,“
2 52 . I“ New York Ex. d5 ‘ 2 35 ‘ “
- Norwslk Special. -‘-8 13 N“
845., “ N0 Train .415“ u “ ..
. .4 24 “ , New Haven Ex. 4 44 ‘:-
‘ 5'19 ,“ ' New YorkEx. - 5 39‘ t"
1.15:” E.“ Newfiaven. 5 52 "
"315'“ :2‘1‘.Ncw York 6 17 “
, ..fi 17. I“, New Hpven. , c 35 ‘-
' c 57- '“ '-'l'No 3? 1'1 ..
T-Fl'fiii‘ Norwai'k Special. - '2 81 ' "'
32g ... ..No’lf?ini, 320. “
- . CW. 0! .- . “. _
’:‘929‘ "‘ ewHa Ex. '92; 4"
""‘” "" "‘3 ‘3’ EDWIN LOCKW‘OOD ISiip‘t.I'
Dec; 1001.131»;
Winter 'Ar'r'an'g'e'ment.
The New, Fast Steamboat
CAPT. S. W. MONK,
Will leave NEW IYORK ",‘IPle'l'. 87.
From foot 'of Market Street, every
Tuesday, ghosts; and Saturday
Afternoons mat 3 o’clock.
LEAVE NORWALK, every
Monday, Wednesday 'and Friday,E
At. 17.45 a. m., 011 the arrival of the 'B. R. Trains.
Possage 75'. Cu. Excursion trinkets 81.
MM take» at Summer Bales. -
Ballrood,aud delivered from the Best to the cars free
of carts
of this boat on account of the owners.
Dunbar-y s1. Norwalk ‘ 3. I.
4 , 5min!
' “WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
., . Commencing December 10th, 1386-
DAILY, TRAINS
Lease Duisburg for: Soil”; Norwalk.
Atmme. m.,4.'.15p m.,Preight Train at 3.1.5p 01..
Leave South Namath for Danbury.
At 9.00 a. m., 11 a. m., 6.88 p. In.
Leave Norwalk Bridge for South Nor-walk.
' At 7.34 am, 5.28 p. m., 6.00 p. m.
JonIN w BAICON, Sup’t
; - ' 't.-'41... motives Beaufor- iv... Yo'rk
'IiAccon «419.80, 06.36“}: had 10:) turgid» ngnn
m., s a
:Norwalk and Stamford. l)p Minoan;
.tion with ‘Wress train from BostOu, via Sprim
stoppi ri rt Norwalk and Stamfo .8 00
ppingdge at ridgeport,Norwalk and Stamford
. aim-1.31pm in connection with Shore Line
IiPoratou. atOpplng at Bridgeport, Norwalk and Stam-
The 5.00. p.m ., ves ftcm the
EHartfo rd a'nd New TBav'en st, Iew' Bevan.”
yin...“ up. In. vs “pas-
:1‘hm era from the Daohurr:
.., rmm receive mu"Avon's the
..m seats a" . at all
, an In a c -
'-roa'd atBI-l‘dge "8"
ice ted.-'
- norm. TaA'INslesve Norwalk at 600 a. m., and
835p m., forNew York.
Trains («are Nor-walk for New York.
.)a.,.ooc-15 7.46 10.58 x 11.19:: m.
..,.39)3255m.'drx)c'.17, andgm)(Ex..)p'm. ’
Wainsfrom New York for New Easemm
g Accox,—At't.,00 mm m., 3.45and 4.30
- Exhaust Trams'w-At 8.0011. m.,..30600118
for Beaten, via New Havan,Bartf7ml,s ringfle'lm and
at Stamford, Norwalkaud Bridge rt. -
At_195aud8m.m.,for Boston, via Iew Lon-
don Stcnlngton an Prdvid'encs.
The soap. in "'.and3(l)p .m Trains
wit'llilNangatIuck- Bousatonlc and New London Rail-
' SrEoIAr‘. TRAIN leaves Stamfbrd at 6. 30 a. m., for
New Haven.
Leave N01 walk for New Haven.
".,At650- 8.58, 9.42(Ex.-)a. In. 1.31.1.5? x. 44 Ex.
assailants-.499 49x.(E p.113 0"” ( )
See w'bill of advertisement at the station
Houses and Hotels.
Supt’s Ofiice 4th Ave. and 27th St., New York.
Ass t Sup’t’s Ofilce, Station House, New Haven
JAMES H. HOYT, Supt.
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Bartram’s. Livery
STA.BLE-
firmly/WWII.
‘ The subscriber having taken the stables former!
owned by D. Stephenson, in the rear of the Norwal
Hotel and restocked the same with new and super!-
or Horses and V chicles, is prepared to let the same,
'either single or double, with or without drivers, on
call. Funerals, parties, etc, supplied with Hacks
and Stages, at short notice. Carriages to and ham
all trains, et'cI. Those in want of I)gooIdB teams will do
well to call. BARTRAM.
wuss-Emu nos-ED,
Nos. 9, ll, 13. 17, Cons-Hand St.
Near Broadway, New York City.
HIS old established and favorite resort of the hu-
siness Community has been recently refitted,and
is complete in everything that can minister to the
comforts of its patrons. Ladies and Famllea are es-
pecially and carefully ‘provided for.
It is centrally locate in the business part of the
city, and is contiguous to the principal lines of
steamhosts, cars, omnibusses, f,&cerries
The table is amp 1 supgled with all the luxuries of
season, and is equ. to t t of any other hotel in the
coun
Wigs; accommodations are offered for upward of
gues s.
Do not believe runners hackmeu and others who
may say “ the Western Hotel ls full."
D. muESTEu, Prop
Tues. D. WINCHESTE new"
Best and Cheapest Insurance!
THE ORIG INAL
Travellers Insurance ('30.,
0F HARTFORD, CONN,
‘ INsUIIIs AOAINsT
'AII‘"""§ACCidéntsi
Auo seams!-
Loss .of Life from AnyI'CauIse',
William's-l 11W 0's Aceldmt,‘
With' 'c'a'lmensatmn for Personal Infill-lest
Paid m'r' capital, mo, 000
With a Surplus of $600, 000.
LII-u and ACCIDENT Policies (combined) insure
againsI loss of life from any cause, whether disease
or accident, with compensation for disabling arson-
al injuries. All approved forum of Life oiicies
written. either with Or without compensation,“ the
applicant prefers. Rates of premium very low. The
combined policy, it is believed, offers the beat _and
cheapest insurance extant.
General Accident Policies insure against all casu-
alties except disease. p3
fat accident, or 5 tosoop er.
$10 000 in case of
weeklor d'nsb'mfiNl injuries. and cost buts trifiin .'
sum. Overs Y-FIVE THOUSAND POLlz
ClES have been written within two years b the
Tna'nn‘uns or Ban-moan, and lilies thousand flu '
hundred lossespatd.
"93,000.11" less than ",040,
was realized to. the familla of ski lic holders
who lost their livaa' by [o’ecidbut \yvhpgiu, ’fytha _past
two years. . .
resin-a1 A'ebl'ddnt Policies written
No 1!! edl'cal
psny's Agents without delay.
the Com-
examina-
' ' tion required. Life Policies 01' combined Life and
Accident Policicsire .8831. written at the Home once.
A,T'I‘ERSON Pres t.
RODNEY DENNIS. 800‘ y.
5m42 GEO. R. COWLES, Agent, Norwalk, Conn.
ON TON COFFEE POT, every lover of
good Cofiee should have one, still) by
C. &E E.K. LOCKWOOD dc CO.
URNING FLUID at $1. 25 per 'gullon,
also Lamps for this same, at
C. .9. E. K. LOU KWOOI) do 00.
B
STEREOSCOPES —A new article,91mple and
cheap. Also Stereoscopic Views. by An-
thony. _ A. SELLECK. .
LL kinds of Fruits, Foreign and Domes
tic, Green, Diied and ill Cans, at
HOLMES’S
1'0 Invalads.
OR SALE, for medical use only, :1 few
gallons of :1 pure and genuine Port
Wine which 11: Is been nine years in the own-
ers bands. Price $l0 per gallon, or $3 per
quart. Enquire at GAZETTE OFFICE.
USTICE COOK STOVE. sold by
C. & E K. LOCKWOOD& CO.
‘ ‘7 0
O'DEN WAREol all kinds sold at
C.& E. K.LOCKWOOl) & CO.
ROCKERY, China. and Glass Ware,
newC arrivals ever week, at
weer, éhe‘a‘pat
SE. OLMSTEAD & CO’S.
l 0
as E. K. 1. CKW'OOD a co.
NELLY WHITE.
mght taken fer all Stations on the Danbury '
persons are forbid trusting the 'employess '
.'. AtAISa'Ilge m., Psisenger Mail Train, Mondays ex-'
lug any sum from $1,000 '
MI DDLE'I’OWN, CONN.
BRANCH Williamson”
87 John Street, N. .2.
Manufacturer of the celebrated Patent
Bemlving' Stand Premium Pump,
' Patent Yard Pumps, Deep Well PumpaPat-
ent Doublennd Sin-Ila Acting Suction and
librce Pumps 01 various styles and capacity,
both hand and power.
PATENT STEAM PUMP!
PATENT nannies;
HYDRAUHG m?
' GALVANIZED ' 3
P U M P c 11" A I rt' ..
Chain Wheels and fixing...
PAITBNT CAST more ema-
CAST IRON SPOUTD,
for W00d‘éu Curbs Iron W ll -
proved Premium, 'I I e meta lui
GARDEN
01'
Ornamental Iron Horse l’os Grind
Trimmings, Friction Rolls tsa'nd' 3‘23};
Wrought Iron Butts and Hinges, Washers,
&c..,&c m33
Norwalk machine Shop.
THE subscriber would respectfully inform
Manufacturers‘ and others using machi-
nery,iu Norwalk and vicinity, that he is pre-
pared to do all things pertaining to a gener-
11'] machine shop. All orders for the making
; or reparihg of every .descriptiOn of machi-
'uery, attended to with promptn'ass' by expe-
;Irien 'e‘d workmen. Having added a steam
301%", (in addition to water-pgwer) to his
works he 'fiatters himself that is well re-
:pared to do all kinsds Of work at very on
notice. CHURCH, 'Jr.
Machine s'hOp, just‘bac'ls of the Post Oflce
and Horse Railway Buildgg.‘
at, 18 It
Norwalk, March 1
11.0an a soars.
CABINET MAKERS,.&II
'ARE now prepared to offer to the public
the largest and best assortment of
compris ev article usuall k
' 285mg“: Ofiered iIlN apt in a
Good furniture,
Furnitur Norwalk, ,
which 'will be sold .
A1 THE VERY L0 WEST PRICES.
Our cgswmsrs and. the public who
wantanyt hingwe'h'a'e'. illgditlm"ll tithei'r
interest tags as a Sprln Mattresses
of 8- or 4 ersnt kinds, very esp. Hair
Mattresses, msds'to' order, and Old ones made -
_ overasgood'asnew.
'U NDERTAKIN G" a.‘
We keep on hand a v assert-ins“. 01
1 costs: ofevery' descrip polo,
warts. Moses-M lees-arr
- {or the intarmvgnt of'Ii the il'and at vary
owprlces. care ustcom lounganothas
s lendid 11:13:33? mzlsfi us two
came at which we
shallua' West's: our- _IserIv!ces agile required,
wathont mm choose.
QUINTARD at: 30118.ij
STORE SI'I'B'I'
FOR hm
All the let's west of them.
Store or John A. weed, to the
economists-offered for Sole; Ap-
ply to A. In. DYING'I’ON'. ‘
Inns Conn. eivu ones/r.
NEWed1t10n,contaInIngthe were and
duties of Selectmen, Justces of tho
' Peace, Constables &c. together with many
useful legal terms, &c. For Salbe 'y
A. SELLECK.
WILLIAM a swan,
SADDLEB is HARNESS MAKER,
ADJOINING Danbury and Norwalk R.
R. Depot, Norwalk, 001111., keeps con-
stantly on hand and will make to order eve-
ry description of
llarnesadlcrae Furniture, 'l-‘rappings
or Clothing. Also' deler’s Hardware and
outfits, Trunl s, Valises, Carpet Bags, &c.
All' to want of anything in his line,will do
well to give him a call. Orders tor any kind
of work promptly executed. Repairip'g done
neatly and c-0aply. and at short notice.
3 roves, HE-A'Irsas, assess,
VER FORTY VARIETIES and sizes of
Cooking Stoves and Ran ;Over thir-
ty varieties and sizes of Paror and Cities
Stoves, not excelled to beauty oi design, per-
faction of operation, or variet ,by any Stove
in the State. Manufactures ‘in, Sheet, Iron
end Copper Wares, deals' 1n Jappan, Brittan-
ia, ’Crockery, Wooden, and Silver" Plated
Wares, Stove Blackiug ,Coal .Hods, Shovels
and Riddles, Brass Ket'tlesS e Cutters,
Mutts, Brom'ns, Bell ePlace rates, Sad '
Irons, Sheet Lead, SLanai" Pipe,e Fruit J an,
Fluid and 'Coal Oil Lamps, Stow: Gas
In fact, all that constitutes a well filled Ki
en Furnishing Store. Books, describing prin
ciple and management of Stars, free. Lav
goat assortment of PIIm‘ps' 1n the State. U:
at Fi‘ H NASH’S,
1Y4 'Soutb Norwalk, Ct.
l' U R N I T U la n I _
1‘HE subscriber Is now [respond '.0 Otter to
the public, at his old stand, as good an
.ssortment of . I
Cabinet Furniture
as can be found In Failiieid County, and at
lowc'r prica, [1’08 CASE than 1.1.: same
q‘uality of goods can be obtained .1. any othe
Establishment.
M l 'IIi‘hc pig: cogists in push it
arbe 0p en 11,- Dining Cant, and
Quartette 'Tahies, Bookcases: Shreaus,
Sofas, Tctc-a-tcte Loung es'; Mahog-
sny and Guile se'Iat Chairs, I'Gilt
OOMN ' WAREBOOHS ,1... .
all he tends full asaomnsut oi Cof-
this, will will finis'iied' Ir the best possible
manner, and: at short notice.
w A hearse will be furnished when de-
s1rad'.ItEN.OUD
Westport,MiI'1"y lst,1864.A'I
Chines- and selected areas.
CHESTS" of Greer. ant. Black Teas
Coffee and 'I‘es's warrahtcd 1..) please in
they deAilr sow duty.
MOREHOUSE
Docks and- Stationery!
. At low prices tor Cash,
At the Book Store, No. 3, Genus Budding.
THE attention of buyers ia respectfflg
asked to a large. and finely usso
Steal of Banks, comprising manihundsom‘ely
bound Gift, Juvenile and isccllancous
Books, 'Oh's'ldren' s Toy Backs, plain and beau-
tifully colored.
Also a large stOCk of plain md Moldy
bound BIBLES and Prayer BOD/Cu, for family
and pocket use. Albums and Autograph
Books in various styles. Constantly 0n hand
a large assortment of Stationery, consisting
of Portfolios, Writing Desks, Backgammon
Boards, Playing Cards, Games, Fancy Arti-
cles, &.c., the. Diaries fdr the coming year 01
various prices and sty lcs of binding,-
Buyers giving us a call will find it much
to their advantage,A and prices will he found
tth 1'
"m" e "m fSELLECK a 00's.
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3 A T 1|: ‘1‘ U B
- For Sale Cheap.
ALg
ARGE sized s1 cond band Bub Tub iu
quire at GAZETTE OFFICE.
'40
price and quality
cod order, for sale at a bargain. -
Wedding and V uniting Cards,
Engraved or Printed, at the Guam Jon
Ounce Cards plain and colored, for sale
BILL HEADS, sllsizes, in any quantity
Ruled and Printed in the best style, at the
0mm J on Omen
Norwalk Chronicler