a
fi-
=: I-wyfig‘éfi I}, ,j‘ue’pnblic, When the hall was: soon
‘5': Indication ,Euppciiré'd ~again laden ii’stiil trims"
3 if“ but wishfstraight to his work,” and filling
“ii-f 'escli.__li'aiid with some token of regard he
_- ,. courtesy, to Mr. Selle'ck. presented him with
....v~ anzeiagaajayitmund volume,.gilt edge, f‘BoOk
sentimental Cems’,".coatlng clog—tits bitince
‘j‘razof hfiliberaltitybeahowered upon the audi~
.wflmm 1% i 'ZflflneBSQf the W— 7 Soldby all Druggists.
it .. i ' $1.199 ” . .
{58 - ' Win 8 .. -. igih'vfiidjma".
29*: " . ' ' . . . ’ ' I'I __ backward 295-. (T3
.. . .. , _. . l , it: ~
tot-lam I. . ‘ 1 ”toils“?
ketof '
.4. .,
. .ttowandle., ' '
reinforcements. .
l
l \
1
, tics. he, soon emptied :his'basket, then in a
y;
r
Q) ’ gan. clothier, met but it slight loss; insured
k ®RZBttB tor $2,000. Mr. Deklyn sustained the sever-
“ . _ I. 9 net lusz, estimates? at $4 300: insured for
‘9.) \ it 1.31:“, “‘31.“ lilliitllll'; \\.I.~l(tWil1'(l by Slit?
' t" 2' -‘-'——T-"- :— 71-1? 777? ,i‘ "7"1‘77’7'7“ new Stalleck. 'llltl that main it’ll". \t‘u- quilt: t-i ’.
- . "i ”is loss is t3~tittt Hml .it :ttmiit $7,000; iti
Tuesday. anuat y 8. 1807. mm, ,M. $,,,,,,, . ;
: _ ”A »:‘_"v‘_'-nf_>::i'fi it? ”it": i ' div-tulwt's lt'tiiii tilt: xiii]: t‘t-txi 'l‘t‘ltipi'fitzttrt:
'9 I, i I I N divisions in this town tnct utrooms in one
FAIRFIELD’ co TY ITEMS. tin-t Jo Nichols Block, on New Years liiultl,
Marrow—The Sunday School festival
and exhibition of Christ church came off at
Bella’s Hall, on lasthnesduy afternoon and
evening, the storm preventing its taking
place on Monday as advertised. The after
noon entertainment was devoted to the schol-
ars oi the Sunday school. 'i‘ahles were :tr-
:Timg'fl'd with Lnidbundunce' ot refreshments
and everyoiie‘appeared to enjoy themselves.
”in the evening ths (iiirlstin’aaptree fvafi the
5 (Ilium; of attraction sod each were kindly re-
inemlicretl. Atter tlw‘DOUli-‘l and other, {WS-
’, an... had [wan distributed among the schol-
, M“. 5",] manners, the doors were thrown
:lflllpd it; overflowing—l rge numbersgwere
.mabie-Jn obtain seatsan'd'remained standing
throughout the entire evening. 1
' The Magic Lantern exhibition by. Mr.
Seller-.1. oi ,Nogwalk, was very interes‘ing
and instructive; be commenced by a de-
sr-ription ot’ the heavenly bodies, pictures of
,theHoly Landaudfimanyrelies of antiqui-
ty, accompanying. each w' l a short;I but.
heautifuldelineation. _ After this entertain-
' ment had ended a novel scene Wasihtro-
dueod. A little old maiiwith sparkling eyeh,
bushy whiskers-and long flowing hair, at-
nray’e‘d in masquerade dress, and whom all.
thought had disappeared fora year at least,
suddenly darted from a side door into, the.
room and appeared in their midst laden with
toys. The children “know in amomeute: this
. must he St. Nich,” and being. familiar with
him indays gene by, gathered around him,
clung to his garments and f importuned him
tor' a present, and; its liberality was always
Immutable 0119;0be peculiar characteris-
twinkling digcpp‘eared out or eight. Not
tiiscoukged or daunted in this his first visit,
. heavilywith gifts. “He ispokernot a word
iu‘rnedhto theBector, Rev. Mr. Williams, and
bowing" very gracefully presentedhim with
,. neatly bound volumes oi Merivale’s Histo~
‘ ry Of the Romans—a new work just publish-
..fid. costing .-,$80,—-then, extending the same
'ence and then disappeared for 'tlienight. The
entertainment closed-Brim on '- exhibition 'of
, inlacellaneonspteces from-the Magic .Lan-
it! enjoy a sort. of Christmas tree.—’I‘t"t.(..~v.
Franklin Street. is to be straightened.
GREENWlCl'L—Dtlllbul‘y and Stamford can
“dry up" about. big hogs. A reliable :AEl'l-
cultural friend sends us the following fig-
“fits in regard to pigs raised in Greenwich.
Samuel Sullivan butchered three—united
weight. 1832 lbs. Chas. Morrall, three,
weighing 13171115. John \Valker, one, 15
months old, weighing 53l lb=. A number of
\ .f.
Aoua or: hiscuor.ts.-—~The prettiest thing. the
‘sweetest thing," and the most of it for the least
money. Jt overcomes the odor ofperspiratton; soft-
pert‘uine ; alloys headache and infiammatlon,and lsa
necessary companion in the sick-room. 1n the ;nurse-
ry and upon thé'tbilei: sideboard. 'It can be Obtain-
ed everywhere at one dollar per bottle. ‘_
SARATOGA SPRING WATER,
Sold by all Druggists.
’
. t
S. T.-—1£tio.—X.-—The amount of Plantation Bit-
ters sold in one year is something startling. They
would fill Broadway six feet highrfrom the Park to
1th street. Drake's manufactory is one of the insti-
tutions of New York. It is said that Drake painted
all the rocksrin on Eastern States with his caballst~
is “S. T.-—1$60.-X.“ and then got the old granny
eglslators'to pass a law “preventing disfiguring the
face of nature." which glves him a monopoly.» We
do not know how this is, but we do know the Plant-
ation Bitters can. as no other article everdld. They
are used by all classes of the communitytaud are
heathen Dyspepsia— certain. They‘ve very lnvlg
crating when lauguldand weak, and a gr‘i‘at appeti-
her. SARATOGA sranscwyrna.
“ _ Sold by all Drum-ta.
"In lifting the kettle from the fire I scaldsd myself
very severely—one hand almot to a crisp. The tor.
ture was unbearable. * 4' * Tho lexicon Mustang
healed rapidly. and left very little scar. Cass. Fos-
nn' 420 Broad at" Philadelphia.“
This is merely a sample of wind; the Mustang Lin-
lment will do.‘ It is invaluable in all cases of wounds
swellings, sprains, Fcuts, bruises, spavinl, etc, cl.
titer upon, man orbclis't. '
Beware of counterfslts. None is genuine unless
’wfappcd iu'ilno'stselyplato engravings, bearing the
signature of G. W. mewbk, Chemist. and the
private stdmp ofDemanarucs at 00.. New York.
' 1‘.” "sansroos seams warns.
-ME will
i3 Whats C
by request, at Betts‘s Hall
We We
<anlllld the good old ..diys'} of yore brought
fresh to mind. .
,.:, .~ ..__.-- ..
.. 4 , 1.E;lq., g‘aveja
Wfifific‘h weddingparty. on New Years eve;
he wolf? presented iwith‘ everything in the ..
“wooden-line" from a wooden 'nut- meg to L“
H ,_ Essron.~;GeorgeShct;Wom
NEW Canaan‘s—The Johnson Democracy:
o't thié. enterprising town are in a bad way.
The ghost, ,cpnventiohrbfi the party ‘ for the ’
purpdae .Of_ ‘fsfavlugztliedUnion" is to be held
‘to-day iln New Haven, and tlte’y'cau‘ find
onlyfive men to attend as delegates from the
flourishing town of New Canaan, anti the
few remaining coppcrs are crying aloud for
- Semitic—Mr. Edward Carswell, of Can-
adaisto deliver a temperance lecture in Con-
r-ert Hall, on the evening of the 15th inst.
During the heavy blow last week the waf- -
lel' ntIShippan Point became so low that a
number of our enterprising young men avail-
ed themselves of the oppornit of gathering
flag-go quantities otbysters. . e hearoi one
enterprising individual. who picked up five
bushels of large size which at $2 per bushel
Was a' handsome day's Work.
The dry goods and fancy stores oi this vil-
lage have agreed to close their places of busi.
ness at 7 o’clock, PAL, commencing on Mon-
day, .1 an. 7. till the first of .April.-—Adoocale.
hit: W. S; Campbell. the Editor and pro.
prietor Of the Advocate has formed aco~part-
narshipwitti Mr: W m. W. Gillespie, who has
for the last six years been foreman of the of ,
tics, and the Admgte will hereafterbe issued
under the firm of Campbell do Gillespie.
The editorial management will remain under
charge of the present Editor. A power press
is to beput in and the paper enlarged. This
arrangement. is much better than running
two papers, and we doubt not will prove to
the advantage of all concerned. Success to
IIIC‘IIGW firm!
Wnsrou.—The rector of Emmanuel,
Church, Wiptgn, Rev. J. N. Marv1n,will re-
ceige his donation visit Weduesday Janu
ary 16th. If'unpleasant it will take place
the first fair evening after.
Snowman—The screw propeller, Loy-
alist, trom'liiystlb‘for Port Monmouth, New
Jersey, went ashore at the Cows, it Well
known reel of rocks of? Black Rockerbor.
at ”fl-2 ‘b‘clockfiflafb‘. 2d..and sunk in a few
‘utinutes‘ The passengers numbering about
‘20 pcrsons‘tmaleja'nd female, were taken sate
ashore, about‘a mile distant, in the steamei‘s
b-‘inlS. The, vesselnow-lies on the rock. The
Loyalist, is a screw ,‘propelloc. about two
years ottl,-lln'd ls‘owncd by Mr. G. ,W. Mal-
lory, ol MysticiCo‘nn; She islvaltie‘d at $16,.
000, and is about‘fflooo tons b’nrlhen. She
had, on board furniture Owned by three or
four families, who were on board on their
Why to New Jerseyfand'fifty‘tons of coal.
Her car 0 has been safely removed. , It is
considered probablett’hat she maybe" saved,
provided the weather remains calm, but
should a storm come on,her'case would'b’e'h
hopeless owe—Standard. . .
Datthbitr.-Last week the Til/ties said that
hits. ii in. hitters, of Mill Plain, look edema
of lattdanutu tor the purpose of “shuffling off
[his mortal roll 2“ it now says shetook it for -
tilt-toothache. ,
Two hundred or more C
out at u festival of the“
really. '
. ‘ The 'll‘mes editor is getting his ideas exalt-
ed, and if he is not checked. will soon leave
the, Stainjirrd man; in the lurch. Hear
himz—“The position of this portion Oi
Fairficld County, this week is one of
the; grandest and, most sublime speculates
the human mind can possibly conceive. A
hog weighing 643 lbs, and ‘an egg that meas-
ures!) inches around and holds another at‘
ill“ some Line." ' " '
The block ol wooden bitiidin s on Main
HUI-cl, known as the Selieck B och, and oc-
cupieduiy stores; .Wns destroyedfby fire'iibfi'tit
lill'u‘t‘ o'clock Sunday morning week. The,
[glitch .I'll'flldti - of three two story buildings;
”l” tit-them, separated by at small alleyway
from shotnain title, is corrupted by Bétntl's
rig -t'_.~Iort-, Although in iminent danger at
on; tune. it 4->t':tpct_t. The lower floors Oi‘tlie
hiidren were pren-
Band of‘Hope" re-
utherltuihttngs “Q“:(tfilllplcd by the large
ctilsltfllillilt'l‘t' :ind btkt-ry of Mr. C. Dctllyn,
the clottiinn - sort; of (Joigan, frame and plot.
are depot ot w. H. Swift and h Wolienate'
a; 00’s Clolllitig store, The upypcr floor Will:
occupied by families, and by Mrs. Ely‘s mil-
‘itner stare. Jolie loggscme of. her, goods at“-
tert ey wererfaguoved from the building;
was not; tinted. wotfenstein & Co, 1051
considerably ;. fully insured. O. H. Swift
war insured on stock for $2,000, and on for-
ultureior. {5500. Loss on stock light, on fur-
mesgrbm. i. -
ext weék‘g“
gs, under?"
_ the fathferlydirect' ;n_,o5‘1’;rofi_lilerrism. Thc‘ ~-
‘H‘ddst'tidiés 5i yé oi én‘t'i'nie' will-be represent-:1 ~ -
figfllgfégnflg almpat aggrble 3%?”
them intuit: site use Hogan’s Magno
"if
\ i .
WHAT Drn Ir iI—A young'lady, returning to her
country home after a sojourn ot‘ a few months in
New York, was hardly recognized b her friends. In
place on rustic. fins ed face,,she ad a soft ruby
linens - and in-
m w. -hne_ W!!!
11:. » ,Balm, and
wont notbe without it. Any lady can improve her
rsonal'nppearauce very much try-using this article
can he ordered of any drugglst for only 60 cents.
SABATO GA SPRING WATER.
Sold by all Druggiste.
7 ran
Hemlstreets inimitable Hair Coloring has been
steadily growing in favor for over twentyl years. It
acts upon the absorbents at the roots oft c hair.and
changes it to its original color by degrees: All in-
stantaneous dyes deaCu and injure the hair. Hem-
lstreets isnot a dye, but is certain in its results. ro-
motes its growth and is a beautifuLHair Dress ng.
Price 50 cents and $1.00. Sold by all Dealers.
SARATOGA SPRING WATER,
Sold by all Druggiste.
Lvon‘s Exrnac'r on PURE J AHAICA Guiana—for
Indi cation, Nausea, Heartburn. Sick Headache,
0110 era Mot-bus. do. where gt warmin genial stim-
ulant is required. Its careful preparat on and entire
purity makes it cheap and reliable article for culina-
ry purposes. Sold everywhere at 50 cents per bottle
SARATOGA SPRING WATER.
Sold by allDrugglsts.
. 9 €le 3“ I. ; ~
'5‘ «1 :ltli‘ ‘l‘d'i’ .:
.I,’
Patented M:
sy 29. 1866.
This is an article for washing Wthtml rubbing,
except. in very dirty places, which will requires
ver all ht rub. and unlike Other preparations offer-
ed or a‘iikc purposeum not rot It: clot/tea.hut will
leave them much whiter than ordinary methods.
without the usual “can: tit-d tutu. _
It removes grease spots as ifby magic. .und softens
the dirt by soaking, so that rinsing wlil in ordinary
cases entirely remove it. ' 4 .
The powder is prepared in accordance .Wlth chem~
ical science. and upon a process peculiar to itself,
which is secured by Letter’s Patent. It has becn‘ln
use for more thana year, and has proved itself a
universal favorite wherever it has .been used.
Among the advantages claimed are the followmg.
z.—
lt saves all the-expense of son
cotton and linen goods. . _
It saves most of the labor of rubbing, and wear
and tear. - .
Also, for cleaning windows isunsurpassed. ..\Vtth
one'qt'ta'rter the time and labor usually required it
imparts a beautiful gloss and lustre, much superior
to any other mode. No water required except to
moisten the powder.
Directions with each package. _ ,
And can be radtly appreciated by a Single trial.
‘The cost of washing for a family offi've or six per-
sons will not exceed three "cenls. g!
The manufacturer's of'thls powder are aware‘ that
many useless compounds have been introduced to
the public which have rotted the cloth, or failed in
removtnn thedirt. but knowing the intrinsic en-
celleucco thisarticle, they confi ently proclaim it
as being adapted to meet a demand which has long
elxlstsd, and which has heretofore remained unsup-
9 led . . . p . . .
p usually used on
Howitmé°§rnvuns.
260 Broadway. Boston '
For stile by Gmcors and Dealers everywhere.
roe
ly Silver Plating
ARTICLES
BRASS, corrna, amour stuns, so.
Instantaneous
_ 'in the ’l‘at’ln 'wlierc worn Off—and for clean
“5“" g ,9 ing‘go'nd polishing
Silver and Silver Plated Ware-
'l‘his most useful invention of the age is a prepa-
ration of pure silver, and contains no mercnr . acid
or other substance injurious to metals or the ands.
ltlsu complete electroplating battery in a bottle.
Price 50 cents per bottle. For sale by Drtigglets and
Variety Stores. ' .
HOWE &‘ STEVENS. Manufacturers,
llUS'l‘ON, MASS,
District uJ"Norwul.l~, or. Probate (Jot/rt. ”RCNIIIIH‘
- 9914A: D; 1860.
, '\STATE; of SAMUEL E. FOOTE, late of Nor--
b walk. in said District, deceased.
‘Oimmtun —-’l‘hatihe Administrators exhibit their
Administration account. to this (‘onrt foritdjiiatment,
ill the Probate Odlneyin Norwalk. on the 19th day of
January, ltl'd’l. at 9 o_cloclr, tort-noon : and that all
persons interested in said Estate, mu be notified
thereof. the Administrator will cause this order to
he published in a newspaper printed in Fairlleid
Count and post. a copy thereof on the sign post in
said N’hrwnlk, nearest. the place where the deceased
last dwelt, at. least. ten days before said 10th day of
January. _ , .
QUE}. . .. (35911012; A. I) .-i VEIVPOR’I‘, Judge.
. Dissolution.
OTICE is hereby given that the Co partnership
heretfore existing under the name and firm of
Olmsteaddt Co.. as Retail Dealers is this do dis-
solved by‘mutual consent. ELB T OLMS'I
“liliifiiftflt’lllstfiam “amuse.- W"!- 001-
l4
. h? _. ‘..' \' .v‘.
-,. ,, «an . 9.. »__,-,....
.11"
others could be givoh weighing over 4001bs. ‘ ‘ '
ensand addsdclicacy to the skin; is a delightful -
Liuimsnt relieved the pain almost immediately. It ‘
stowed on us the pastyear,
; and
l
iisor.
,
\
V an Hoosear if Ambler,
,fl‘o. Cflazetto Building,
uoawam, CONN.
I wish ht their patrons
A tracer NEW limit,
a
and beg leave to inform them and all who
are interested in the purchase oi
Dry Goods,
that they enter upon a new year with a de—
termination to keep up the reputation which
we believe we have gained during the past
year, for fairness and honesty in our deal-
ings, and for giving our customers the
-. In a M We 0.5.15.8.
atthe ‘1
LOWEST PRICES.
By close attention to the wants of the peo-
ple of this vicinity, we hope, to merit a con-
tinuanceor" the patronage so generously ba-
Wsuhclfmécdnstantly-tntrsc " or "3
;. an...
N ~~» E . .' 21%.. .. 1:". .
shall watcbsthe Nawfi’v'ork markets ver
closely to take advantage of every. opportu-
nity which may be presented to obtain
Bargains in Dry Goods
*\
for those who will-favor us with a call.
VAN Hoosnan a AMBLZEB..
Co-rart'nor‘ihip.‘ "
TIE subscribers hereby gigs notice that they have
tutu day entered into partnership under the
name and style of Fitch d5 Renaud. for the pa 0
of carrying on the Grocery. Flour and Liquor gust-
nesa. at the old stand of ohn W. Renting. 31611;: St.
HARVEY I'I‘ .
Norwalk,‘Dec.11th,1866. JOHN W. RENOUD.
The undersigned ‘vss notice that he can be found
at the store on Ms a Street formerly occu isd b
himself, and more recently by John W. cnou ,
where he canbe seen officially and communications
or orders may be left where they will receive due at-
tention and execution. When not otherwise en-
gaged he will ,
stucco. Refs ng to his long experience in that line
he trusts that he mayrenew his business acquaint-
ance with his old friends and patrons and asks a
trial from them and the {labile cuernily; promis-
lug to all that it: shall be outflow: by good at-
tention and fair dealing, to merit their patronage.
Not-walk, Dec. 281b, 1869. (31:1) HARVEY TCH.
THE ADAMS EXPRESS so.
Now offers unusual facilities for the rapid and safe
transportation of
FREIGHT and PACKAGES
I I. TO imprint-rs ”V
N orth,‘Ea§t, South St West.
BY RUNNING
Special Express Trains
An opportunity is afforded Merchants and Maniac
- turers to forward
freight of all Classes ‘
With a rapidity never; equation, and all rates which
should render this .‘ favoriteflniedium‘offfitrmrporf‘l-
. . .4”
1 - (9th . GEO._E._;SI.I~I'I_"H,Agsnt.-s
The Merchant’s,
UNION'EXPRESS CD.
. i
will take freight for all points on the N. Y. a Hill.
R. R. and for Merlden, Hartford, Springfield, Boston
and New York, surf via Hudson River and N. Y.
Central Bali Roads'fio‘Alb'uny, lujfilo. Cleveland,
Cincinnati, St. Louis, Louisville, Chicago, Milwau-
tlon.
kee, Detroit, and intermediate places. .- _ the Mm prices. . d
Curious—South Norwnllr, Sword's News Depot. Pr? Octal: 09‘- with figmf all" an.
Not-walk, Selteck’s Bookstore. , ”fit '9 3”“ P » A. iomon.
E.P.HARVEY, Agent. . ‘ ' ' " ’ ; ,: .
H. w. DWIGHT. ntv. Supt no 2000 lineage ROCK SALT jut
~ ' ~ receiv. at . *
Nor-walk Iron Works. , , s. n onns'rnan a 00's.
Norwnl Ct. 0ct.”th,1866. ' " . ,
5: subscribers to the Cagk'tal Stock. of the Non- EW WASHING MACHINE P1100 only
.e‘Ki‘tt‘emmm”Y&,mn:’duowd’g‘iilmann§§fi 3i ‘ 89-50.“
YO .
the Ca ital Stock of this corporation. have been C. k E. K. LOCKWOOD & CO'B.
called or, to be patdin as follows. viz :v >
unmet-a“ same “It... ' n o
‘ en . ' " . ’ -
Paymentgezobc mallow Treasurer“ sCor- ’ i __ b
poration, at the First Natl 4“ of South Nor- m MIDI .
“Incarnate“: ‘Sfi‘.i’°'°‘ii“i‘?v‘ .5'. n... a...
an o‘ . . _ - .1,”
al: 1 . 7 . $132614” P. ELY. Pro-yidsnh-Z; ‘ Q “In VA; “man-"w
male. .' I ' . on .3. sur- la a
F‘ym: want ahytgng‘ln thal' way ‘ of“ lagggykifi, V mil-gulch mm
arse 9,: on or oven, , . , . , . .
ccs 192:]; s and vaflons gthorgoods, step into BU- :3“nt -
ELL’S. t'c have just. received sonicghandsome V
patterns for Braiding and Embroids ‘ . “with which
we will stamp anypntternftaa xpense. Also,
a fine assortment of Ba e an Bead Trimmings.
Look at them. lists an Bonnets made with neat-
ness and taste in the latest styles. Call 'at BUQLL‘S
Mitchell’rnulldtng. ' ‘ '4 ' ' ' 50
Prepare for the Holidays.
H M. PROWITT. at the Corner Drug Store, has
. just received a new supply of
Fancy Articloml’orfumory and
'1' O Y S .
- W.
Dated North Wilton, Jul. m. 1m
HENRY onusrnab
. . :an
r.‘
v I." ‘
. .. ,r
s - .; ' s . .r .
1,11. .~... ...-.
.iAtvnanv . no} CHRISTMAS
. _, momenta»,
.3 :w- vs: 454“
w,- u: ”not?! 1:: transom scam
"of arable EA tr was .
i in magi" ~ 1 its , g
' ‘Ladissf slimline,
léTnlghel
Salon d
vs his attention to the Grocery bu~ .
horrors GOLD PENS,
AND
NEW YEAR’S
‘eassshrs.
FO'R ALL,
!
't-an, he found at
WELLMAN .& 098
summation-att- III-I
A splendid assortment of
[bull and "SIMS.
for Old and Young,'suclt as
Checkered Game of Life,
too numerous to mention.
The Zoetz-Oupe,
a beautiful article for amusing an evening
W.
a
A large and splendid assortment oi
a fine assortment of
= “Scotch 21am Goods.
,, A fine lot of
Do on want to make a CHRISTMAS
PRES N1 of a nice
DEON,
l
l
E. BLAOKM'AN’B.
ent “'r asuperior
oh 3 n on capstan,
youtwill find the best, at the lowest price. at
f' RBIAOKHAN’S.
i
' ‘D‘li'you’ want to buy an elegant
. Gold or Silver Watch
for a C
for the rice, at LAOIFAN’S.
Do on want to make sChrl tmu‘ Pm
of a Joe s . t
mm on... non-e,
summit-tie
ntial t that can
be made, you will find PM
them at
1'. BLAME
You will
sortmsnt of
To Pli a 1: Albums
,Pocket Diaries, Gold Pens,
Pocket Fancy Boxes,
Presentation no of Perfumery,
Dolls, and anythin in the Toy lino from a
had also a largo-oddest"-
penny whistle to a, ocomot can be found
at ' E. BLA .
N0. 11 Main L, - ;
Physicians Prescriptions
filled with accuracy, n‘satneu and despatch.
Physicians supplied with Hodlclnss at
wholomloprico.
in usual] k inn Store
amid. a 1i. like???"
sundn'ery, Stationery.
Eu Black]... has Just received a large
lot of Stationery. direct from the manufac-
., . consistingof- 100 Reamroi-Writh
all Ibius‘and quail , 100.006 Env‘ofo
open-French“ and Auto can. latest styles
and best quail . Also Pass Books. Diaries,
{sailor-ind“. y Books, Lodger; Slates.
Pencils. SteslPenI. Pen-Ho don, Black
Blue and Red Inks, Portfolio’s, ac, Cc.
bu direct from tho Hanuhctums for cash,
and will soil It wnblualo
We
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at obbln‘g
orretsilas owascaubobo litlnNowYoi-k.
No.1 Haiti St.
. . . Sign_oi:thoGoldcn Horton
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Eli-Esriifil‘iét‘n
Mantle Ornaments, &¢.
ocall and examine for them-
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All are invited t
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..,:‘..‘.; .Z
WELLHAN & Co’s,
“we! fl .1
39 stun 8t. ’
urcbusd of o. a.
menu?!“ “m5 the Union Live
1 his intsm
an mirage Stabl lstciyoccupicd by S.
What lay. at South Nor-wot Conn. are now fl:
by connecting the stables of J. L. Ho
and above together, under the firmnnmo of cox I
Hopkins. to accommodate their friends aud the pub
lie with any kind of a turn out. from a Wheelbarrow
to I Coach and Six at as reasonable prices as tho
times will allow. From the large number of Vehicles
and Horses we cannot fail to sit all who may
give us a call. In not we do not intend to be beaten
as to style and unit by any stable between New
YO'ktnutlld 130's”I o (If 1 no and Hanson
com 1: on n orsseorexc .
. A. WILCOX, J L. H KIN S.
hecomln more popular ever: do . r washing
Emil“ hilt $3,” thin”. .3922 ““1. i:
was ow- .
go get tn'rtlcle ever known.’ Put it In clean. m-
P
sell and wsmnwd not to in are flotilla}
g5 yfliurfirochir for mb31schsmg on Elm
. on S irculm. ‘
odor rec on- J. G. LEED’S Stamford, Conn.
oomrIo-nmnnr
For the Holidays!
Chocolate and Strawberry Cnro'molo, ‘
TAE'I'A CANDY,
BALBAM hTOLiV DROPS, alib- 3
«Baum nomssns chant?
made fresh everyday. Toggle: with: general no!
action. It
sortment of Ann-icon and acts 35$? 'ro 13S.
N. a—ovs'raus somatic-tea or Fried, to
. WOW the um
31%;]? 3&1:ng mud-airs Imb’SoIth bron-
“ . ‘ .
mono our:
ROOFING COMPANY.
m Nowell. Wagon and New Canaan.
8 ROOTING icporfoctl‘ flap is not in-
] arid wot. do. not at water.
surfs'ilo‘ Sitting. in if accidental“
broken, has no seam nor 4 int, to units smooth,
to no . from. than
a ti!
in a
no-
Ladies, our Washing and Blanch": fluid is
c
umr wear on from _
fin. is anon-carded” Mmfidgglswt:
kinds loot
fififiéfi ”‘ rocu um - ~
.- N cumin to] . .
.mctrsr‘i'fifiems .° 7‘?
” " ‘ :sitiatibusn'
Whfiimfiiifiw. 3"
a ‘ n .
are: of Toilcs iffy. misc 9 p.’xn.
«marriwrcmommmnm
’ _ .;swqgn,» . ».
The: Gold. Pen—bout ans"
Cheapest of Porto.
The beat Penn in the World.
For sale at his Headquarter-glimis Holden Lane
New York, and by every duly appointed Agent at
. gobble-liar; Reclaiming.
Sold two. F. TULLES a 00., South
Not-walk, and all Druggtsts. 48 ‘ ‘
UBBEB Boots and Shoes forum. I‘.‘
9 ifw’.
trams}. ,‘r
. (J
one: tennis-r3
in".
ted Arclepiss :Tubeross, or White Root.
Thousands can testify to the e, csc , ,Of. 111i!
very ..;valnabtatRoo:.-.lacues~o P- as ofthe
Stomach, flatulence, Indigent! Cc. .Com-
tuned with other valuable sooth , hauling
Vegetables, it formcthob'ut loo . pup
for Children mule», It will not havo'gthc
nupclytng or‘coatlvs effect of Passions or
Lsudanum, as th is no Opintuusod in this
Comma. but it our. to sooth- nnd‘ give
u . MOTHERS TRY IT! i,
It will ' veyou rat, and your Children
health an mafia It will also be Ibund
a very valualblo , a fordry.hacklng. irri-
table Coug'hs. - Price nCents. ’
, No. 11 man
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Holiday Goods.
A lugs assortment or
Plain, Banded it :Decorated
‘ mutton 0mm
TEASETS.
China and Bohemian Glass
BUREAU & TOILET SETS
Vases, .
Motto Mugs,
Card Baskets.
. .Moustnchtool‘ou,
Spittoous,
Hatch Boxes. 89. do.
\ ' '1' O ,Y
TEA. -& DINNER SETS.
:Lava. :' '
Vases,
Smokers Sets,
Splttoons,
Card Baskets. Mt, ,
A large stock of
CHINA DOLL HEADS.
_ will be sold cheap.
0. I". Bill-1:308,
Doctor in China and Gil“.
-~ No. 4 room Block,
‘ ; . : noawn-K. court.
n
.71, ;‘.:‘-,.
in vari- . meat Indolent to most the do.”
magnificent“. ., »
d] .pndould ’IMIS r. .
~« 9",”- .- flomcco'a"
.i.. .
:d.‘.
it
MEI-O
you will find the best. at the lowest price, at
D‘ you want to make a Christmas Pres
mas Present. on will no but
in every ‘famlly' ;tiio'
. Sign of thoGoldon Horror-(2'.
‘5 gums amass,
‘ 'Hti’dttsttssgtsstsgqvnns
I can WBA BRANDY and SPARK-
'm_T.. -_.T:._zk __.___
THE
CHAMPION WASHER.
HIS mtichinc was awarded the first premium at
T the Annual County Fair ; is very simp’o and du-
rable; Operates utmost withoutlabor; will wash a
collar Ora carpet; no hand rubbinFtrequll-cd; per-
1
form rapidly and perfectly, in lig , portable and
chess .
d. Evan? FAMILY snounn man: 031:. g
H. M. d: J. T. PROWITT. Agents for Norwalk.
New Fancy Store.
185 S. A. BEERS has taken the store next door
to Raymond‘s Furniture Store. Main Street,
where she will keep everything in the shape of
Fancy Goods,
Hoop Skirts, Hosiery, Corsets, and eve .hing usual-
I kept in a first-class Thread and Need e Store. La-
os' Ind Gents’ under garments made to order. Ma-
chine Stitchlng, &c. A share or the public patronage
is solicited. 3m46
land’s Famgly & Casino Soaps.
RE said to be the best in the market. All com—
. petition defied. Econom . health, beam and
w Idomdsmnnd their lmmed to use. Sold y an
Grocers and Tea Dealers. J. G. LEEDS, Stamford.
3 *wsc:x<stw*=s...* . it:
' forms foam Bill to
'qu ‘anvuno 'v 'o
it turn spout] 10 amino .inolt oust]
”game 'uouotnspus says on p'nuuuua
tuomgmqv‘tn sun is ouop spoos 11v
. *saaot . EX pun uoqiuog‘suoqqir Sutofp It
so: neat condom rumours; 'noudtros ,.
'3P ““9 1° 'lfiuls P“! 5399916 Hits
{4 1!
, manna nopu; M soar] osiv swam
*- sauna 8le pun map one cm '51; a
room stui ui‘posstidms sq on ion [on u ,,
*ui pun ‘oiqtssod amino isaq an: it; part
option axons in ‘spoog “era :9in pus *
usduw'souwuqmog‘sdpro‘uulspa pus a
*‘Iouiro ‘srmg :zia ‘spoog carpal; rand a,
up“ a p on mi oonou cam maid mas
Keaton pm stepson to °ld°°d arts. *
11"me n '1an »'mm‘anvuna '7 *
*9 to .1939 tons; so some nouns; er
'NHOD'IE cannons Ir
“199-133 03318 S“! III
:'8 II mm 1M “Id 79 {Mil
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*iil‘fiffii‘i‘il‘i‘i‘itfitfihd?
hovmnnmni
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Li-
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i
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o‘o‘OD les.
Great Bargain-
rccoivod from the receut'great' Auction Sale
oops. rattle" MEItiitoEs.
puss GOODS,
10o prs. BLANKETS,
10 ps. canvas ,cLorns,
20 ps. BROAD cnorns,
50 ps. cassmnnss.
grams 9% PPY‘FE‘I
Is‘psdtvcfimv oanpn'rmo
A BARGAIN.
Also Bargains in PRINTS, DOMESTICS
and LADIES ‘ -
. F "U R S i
now on hand
“DIE" 01.0588.
of my own make,and made to order, at
about the same prices as before the war..
- -...#..... "entrantman.
MEDICINAL VII.
DIARBIKEA l DIABBHCEA l t
Diarrhoea t z i .
A Cure Guaranteed or Money
Refunded.
L. LYON’S.
Pure Ohio
LING CATAWBA WINES. -
Equal in Quality and Cheaper
In Price than the Branches
of the Old World.
FOR SUMMER COMPLAINT.
CHOLERA INFANTUM,
BOWEL COMPLAINT, '
CRAMP, come AND
nuisances.
A Cure Is Guaranteed or the
Honey will he Bolundod. .
In support of the above statements are pre-
sented : _ \
Dn. JAMES R. CHILTON, Chemist, N. Y.
“ HIRAM COX,Chemical Inspector,0hio
f' , , JAMES R, NICHOLS,Chemist,Boston.
“ N. E. JONES, Chemical Inspector, Cir-
cleville, Ohio.
Prion. C. T.'JACKSON, Chemist, Boston. '
DR. CHARLES UPHAM . SHEPA 11D,
Charleston, 3. 0., and
J. V. Z. BLANEY and G. A. MARINEB
Consulting Chemists, Chicago.
All of whom have analyzed the Catawba
Brandy, and commend it, in the highest
terms, for medicinal use. -
.—
Ano’ysis of ”to Haaoachtmtls State Anoyar, Jan-
' teary “It. 1858.
W hen evaporated through clean linen, it
left no oil or offensive matter. In every ro-
spect it aim pure spirituous liquor. The oil
which gives to this Brandy its flavor and
aroma, is wholly unlike Futnl or Grain Oil,
Its odor partakes of both fruit. and oil of
grapes. With acid it produces others of
nhigh fragrance. The substitution of this
Brandy for Cognac Brandy, will do away
with the manufacture of ficticloussplrits.
sold'iiii‘dei‘"tliisnatne, bOth at. some and
abroad. A. A. HAYESJI. D.,
Ausysr to State flan" l6 Boylston Street.
' By flu cm tale“. . "
l have analyzed “L. LYON‘S PURE CA-
TAWBA BRANDY” with reference to its
composition and character, being the same as
that produced in past years. A sample ta-
ken from ten casks- afforded the same results
in regard to purity ; a slightly increased
amount of the principle on which its flavor
depends, was determined by comparison
with former samples.
The indications of analysis show that this
Brandy is producsd bythe same process as
most Of the imported Brandy.
Respectfully A. A. HAYES. M. D.,
Stato'Auayer, 16 Boyllton Street.
Barron. J sly, 20, 1884.
~—
GEO. W. ST. JOHN" ION.
. \ ' Norwslk,
; Constantlyon hand
——II_ - . :1
v ' I . "The wonderful moons of M '
. . - d
l "‘0" ["lilllinatlng 0“, i . Science during the gas! six worse o‘i‘ifyl
. : 2: ~ makcsitpossihle for the conscientious
[RED K Sill! )Tii‘INEV] .. Physician to declare. now that Consnnr- '
The Best ‘Lrght' in Niarket.
Will not explode, gives a brilliant light, and
is cheaper than any other substance for light.
Call and see it.
Nortontthiapp
Practical/.Plumbers,
STEAM
AND
GAS FITTERS
NO. 4 James’s Block,
WATER sr. NORWALK, CONN.
DEALERS IN
scones
'I'in Ware,
rims-A1. ROOFING,
GAS FIXTURES:
Kerosene Oil,
LAMPS. &c.
BATH TUBS,
BOILERS, ,
' WASH 348mm .
“ PUMPS“:
.
. . and: putau‘pflatfi
_ f " short notice.
nouns Rendition,
GUTTERS and LEADERS
Made and put up.
All kinds of Jobbing in .
PLUMBING,
STEAM,
and
GAS FITTING.
Done with mattress and dispatch.
lank Books just received a fresh
Invoice.
N w Minsk: Books.
Ho Circle containing .Marches,
Waltzes, Polkas and Quadrilles.
Gem of” Scottish Song, containing
beautiful Scotch songs
The Silver Cord, A companion 'to
the Home Circle; only favorite songs,ballads
and quartettes.
The Merry Chimes, for Schools.
The above just received at ,
H. H. WELLMAN & 00., 39 Main St.
Messrs. Lazarus a Morris,
OPTIGIAN S & OCULIS TS
of Hartford, Conn ,
Have, with a view to meet the increased de-
mand for their CELEBRATED PERFECT-
ED SPECTACLES, appointed
Nessa-5. Handle a 00.,
WINNIPAUK, CONN,
As their Sale Agents for that place. They
trust this Seleciton‘will meet with the entire
approval of the residents. They li'hve taken
care to give all‘ necdtul instructions, and
have confidence iii the ability of their agents
to meet the rexuirements of all customers.
An opportunity will he thus afforded to pro-
cure, at all times,
Spectacles Unequaled by any for
their Strengthening and Preserv-
.‘ ,
tug Quahttes.
Too much cannot be said as to their Superv-
on'ly over the ordinary glasses worn. There
is no glimmering, toacering of the sight, dim}
11888, or other unpleasant sensation, but on
the contrary, from the peculiar construction
of the Lenses. they are soothing and pleasant.
causing a feeling of relief to the wearer, and
Pnonucmo A CLEAR and Drs'rmc'r Vis-
ION, as in the natural healthy sight. They
are the only Spectacles that.
Preserve as well as Assist the Sight.
And are the Gimmes! because the Best, al-
ways lasting Many Years without change
being necessary.
MESSRS. RANDLE d5 00.,
Post Oflce. Winnipauk, Conn.
are their only Agents appointed in that place.
WHO PEDDLERS EMPLOYED.
% Music Bulletin.
3. H. WELLMAN & 00.,
Are now receiving MUSIC as soon
as published. We have now some
beautiful -
Vocal and Instrumental Pieces.
All in want of Music will please call
Agents for Fairfiold County.
’1
‘ 1,. rum is as CERTAINLY cuncn as Inter-
.4. mutant lvevcr, and its c‘nmmmu ran-
.1. u. S'mall Pox."—- Charles E. King, 11.0.,
.‘L. :0” etc.
K I N G ’ 5
PREPA R E D P RE SCRIPTION,
[Mann rnontruu PRESCRIPTION on R!V.CAAS. E.
KING. it D., L. t.. n. doc] to confidently presented
to the public for the Prevention and Care of
CONSUMPTION.
(IN ITS MOST ADVANCED STAGES.)
for the Radical Cure of ASTHMA. BRONCHITIS
CATARRII, and all the affections of the THROAT
and AIR PASSAGES: for General and SpecialDl-
rangemenls of the NERVOUS SYSTEM and all
Functional Disorders of the Stomach and Bowala,
It immediately increases the strength and deepens
the color of the pale blood. it rubdues the Chill:
and Fauna. and diminishes the Expectoration. It
checks the night sweats, always in from seem to
fourteen days. The appetite is at once invigora-
ted. and the patient rapidly gains flash. the cough
and the difficult breathing are speedily relieved;
the sleep becomes calm and refreshing : the «Edoua-
tions regular and uniform. ALL THE GENERAL
SYMPTOMS DISAPPEAR WITH A REAL LY AS
TONISHING RAPIDITY. .
The PRESCRIPTION should be used in every ass
where the Physician commonly prescribes “Tomas"
Icon, Amos, Baas, thzm. Con~Lmn OIL,
Wmsxnx, &c., and in every case, by wanna:
sums KNOWN in which there is exhibited any one
or more of the following
8 Y M P T o M s ;
Difficult or Irregular Breathtno, Loss ofBreatlt,
Cough, Wasting ofFlesh, Bleeding from the Lungs,
Loss of Strength. Loss of appeti te, Gencral dcbility, -
Night Sweats, Flying Patna through the Shoulders.
Ghost, Face or Limbs, Nervous Headache, Nervous
Praatratlon, Giddineaa or Dizziness, Excessive
Palencss. Sore Throat. Drowsiness, Sleepinea. Sour
Stomach. Heart-Burn, Oppression or Sinking of
tile Stomach, Before or after eating, Remittent Fe-
ver. mo, &c.. arm nsrncunnv in all Female Disor-
dersor Uterine Irregulartti‘es, such as Difficult.
Suppressed, Scanty. Excessive, Delaysd,Premature
or too Frequent Menstruation.
, Statements from Patients, 810.
"Your Prescription saved my daughter’s life and
saved me hundreds of dollars.”—an. E. Hunt-
PHBEYS, Remsen, N. Y.
“We bless God for the benefit we have received -
from your Prepared Prescription.”—an. P. Plait:-
onnvn. Blossbnrg, Penn.
“Bvey one to whom I have recommended it his
been benentted much by its use."-—-an. C.D. Ions
Racine, Wis.
Bram: House, Aaron PLACE, N. Y.—In the early
part of February, 1865, I was suffering from a violent
cough, for which I had I been treated during six
months previously without benefit. I had Night
Sweats which completely prostrated me. In the
evening. hoarseness would come on, which‘ would
prevent. me from speaking above a whisper. I had
then had two attacks of hemorrhage from the lungs.
My Family Physician assured me that he could do
no more for me, yet I was growing rapidly worse,
and had been compelled to leave business for nearly
two months. All my symptoms indicated, unmis-
takably. the presence of CONSUMPTIOM. In the
beginning ofFebrtiary, Mr, Hana: Fianna, Treasu-
rer of the American Bible Society, presented me
with a bottle ofthe PBEPARED PRESCRIPTION.
In a few days, my appetite (which I had entirely
1081,) returned; within a week my cough had almost.
left me; and in less than two weeks, the Night
Sweats were broken up. ThenceforwnrdI regained
strength rapidly, and am now regularly ntti'nding to
my. duties. as clerk to the AHERICAN‘BIBLEHS‘QCI-
oty. in whose omploymtfusvo been nfno‘fiéars,
1 an, ”mmjbmgfigooamauh: wait, P3323031?
Lglofimemn :20 UBE.’
, . when mytfriéiids dcfgplircd
.otmaahvery.‘ t: 13 11:3. '3 nuos. J. ‘CONGER.
“I have had N savory or Svasxonm Astana for
eleven years. Duringthe last six, years 1» yrs nev‘
» or had an uninterrupted‘night'a I‘est.‘ It 0 on seem-
ed to me that! should die before I could air into my
lungs. I was haggared and spiritless. and sufl'ered
so greatly from 'shortuess of breath,’ thnt I was
compelled to take frequent rests in walking from my
residence to my place of business. ‘
“The nigh before I obtained the ‘PREPARED
PRESCRIPI‘ 0N. was the worst I ever passed. ' 0n
obtaining the remedy 1 took a tearpoontul at. noon
and again at. night, and slept all night without wak-
ing. 1 have NOT HAD A naoxnn: menu‘s nas'r
SINCE. * ’5 * * * I no longer look hag-
gard. have gained in strength and spirits. and am
not. at all afflicted with ”shortness of breath.’ I shall
be glad to have any one afflicted with Am --c‘all
and see me. EZRA C. LANGDON, No.3.l' mh
Street. N. Y. _
The "PREPARED PRESCRIPTION" is put in
a $1 bottle. and Sold by E. Blackman. Norwnlk, and
C. F. Tolles 8:00., South Norwatk. Druggists Lon-
erally. or orders may be addressed to the Solo Pro~
prietora. OSCAR G. MOSES d: 00.. 27 Connsun'r
Srnnxr, N. Y. Consultation tree. Circulars cuuilm’
lug Psnricmans 0P MANY cases successfully treat-
ed will be =ent. tree by mail.
MANEOOD.
In the young and rising generation, the
vegetative powers oflite are strong, but in a
low years how often the pallid hue, the lack-
lustie eye and emtciated form, and the im-
possibilitg,r of application to mental efl'ort,
show its bancful influence. It soon broomes
evident to the observer that some depressing
influence is checking the development of the
body. Consumption is talked oi, and per-
haps the youth is removed from school and
sent into the country. This is one of the
worst movements. Removed from (rdiuary
diversions of the evcrchanging scenes of
the city, the powers of the body too much
cnleebled to give zest to healthtttt and rural
EXel'CiSt‘, tho tghts are turned inwards upon
themselves.
If the patient be a female, the menses is
looked tor with anxiety, as the first symp-
tom iu which Nature is to show her saving
power in diflusiug the circulation, and visit-
ing the cheek witlitlie bloom of health.
Atasl increase of appetite has grown by
what it led on. and the energies of the sys.
tcm arc prostrated, and the whole economy -‘
isdcranged. The beautilul and wonderful
period iii which body and mind undergo no
fascinating u change from child to woman,
is looked for in vain; the parent’s heart
bleeds in anxiety, and fancies the grave but
waiting for ith victim.
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCilU,
For Weakness arising from Excess or Early
Indzscretz'on.
Attended with the following symptoms:
Indisposltion to Exertion, looss of Memo-
ory,Diiiiculty of breathing, General Weak-
ness, Horror of Disease, Weak Nerves,
Trembling, Dreadful Horror of Death, Night
Sweats, Cold Feet, Wukclulucss, Dimness
of Vision, Lunguor, Unversal Lnssitttde of
the Muscular System, Often Enormous Ap-
petite witlt Dyspeptic Symptotns,Hot Hands,
Flushing of the Body, Drynesa of" the skin.
Pallitl Countennnce nntl Eruptions on the
Face, Pain in the Back, Heuviuess of the
Eyes, Frequently Black Spots flying before
the Eyes, with temporary Snifusion and Loss
of Sight, Wantoi attention, GreatMorbility,
Restlessuess, With Horror or Sticiety. Nuth-
tug is more desu-ablc to such Patients than
Solitude, and nothing they more dread tor
Fear 0; themselves, no Repose ot Mannermo
Earnestucss, no Speculation. but a hurried
Transition trom one question to another.
These symptoms, it allowed to go on—
which, this. Medicine invariably removes—
sooit follow Loss of Power, Family, and Epi-
(elz'c Fits, in one of which the patient may ex-
pirc.
During the Superintendence of Dr. Wilson
at. the Bloomingdale Asylum, this and result
occurred to two patients; reason had for:
time lctt them, and both died of epilepsy.
They were of both sexes, and about tweut
yeais of age,
Who can say that these excesses are not
frequently followed by those diretui diseases
Instantly and Consumdtz'on? The records of
the Inst/no Asylums, and the melancholy
deaths by Consumption, bear ample witness
to the truth of these assertions. ln Luiatic
Asylums the moat melancholy exhibition
appears. The countenance is actually Bod-
den and quite destitute—neither flirth or
Grief ever visit. it. Should a sound of the
voice. occur, it is rarely articulate.
"With woeful measures wan Despair.
Low sullen sounds his grief beqmled‘"
Whilst We regret the eXistence of the above
diseases and symptoms, we are prepared to
offer an invaluable gilt of chemistry for the
removal of the consequences— “
HELMBOLD’S
HIGHL )7 001V onvrna TED FL 1711)
nxraaoz OFBUC'HU.
@THERE Is NO TONIC LtKE ILJ
It is the anchor of hope to the surgt on and
patient ; and this is the testimony of -all
who have used or prescribed it.
@Sold by all the Druggists,
Principal Depot HELMBOLD’S DRUG
AND CHEMICAL WAREHOUSE.
594 VBROAD WAY.
monopou'rsn HOTEL,
New Yonn.
IVAL RANGE. sold by
0. dz E. K. LOCWOOD & CO.
0. dz E. K. LOOKWOOD
and examine. ,
HELSEA Cooking Stove, 59m b
g 00.
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