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NEW ADVERTISEMEFfpSL NEW ADVERTISE-METS' Ely? r’i‘lflgloCE-purtng'ship heretofore existing ‘ ‘ N — x C ()1.\I‘.7..E.‘IAL1N Ln] L .
Marble Works ! NORWALK
(haze-tit.
Smithy 22. 1867-
Tuesday,
Seli-Uplsolders,
Men may he found
Who are their own npholders, to themselves,
Encouragement. and energy, and will,
Expressing liveliest thoughts in liveliest words.
As native passion dictates.
Wordswarfll.
«.r-r——l—-
FA sentimental young lady in Northern Geor-
giamllitsdthe‘ following to some of her admirers
' in the “Bldgeunent 't _
’Tis hard for y onens to sleep in camp :
.. Z'Il‘iIhardfor yupeustofight ;. .
i :Iasrd Ii'er madam...” to tramp ;
‘ In snow to sleep at night ;
But harder for weans Rom youens to part,
stoleavw‘eaus hearts. L I ..
“Anecdotes of the War."
, E1; 3:
~10”? S99???-
BMW—The
0‘ . .aaeiipushshema
‘ WWII a letter on “Rimes,
ism," in Which: “l9? approvin of the grouiidz-
“hell by Rev.John...oouon
clarlnf mi willingnen , II
pueril ties such features as a superfluity of
uilexions, he adds :, ~But in
ritualism which now aspires to place 39°“):-
high and lifted up in our churches. no such
comparitively innocent thing limits their;
view. And he who is so innocent, is tO‘be
pitied. 0f course_it_ail.mes_ns doctrine—ad-
_ ‘ dam-incl as Chastmple ritualism
our church hitherto has not taught. It.
' .14.
9:31....
0t
means what a leader in the American move-r 3
.. meat manhun'heDddrecently in a pubs».
lis‘hed discourse, and from one of the high-r:
est laces otthe disease of New York, that
the eformation brought on “the dark ”
It means what the Reformation cast out with :'
I
Wu: 5‘ 1! meanslthe. re-assertion : of
the ass Protestant Church. we have . pro-.-
tested against ever since the Reformation; :It
arena, the .I turnin our backs uponali our.
great rotestant di Res and the rgpudiation
01;; our. chief PrOtestant: articles religion.~
It means Romanian in all its strength. and
- _,, 5 substance and‘antagonisrn to the trueBGospei
, r-othrlst.‘ Itniesnaj tgansubstantiau n—the
Meant them—auricular Confession,
,. n. the urbiection ofthe EinindsgII‘andIConseiences
: ...; wmgmgmdfigthsfim aItineotI‘IIs
'. ' . ....e:.. -an - nrga -
E “washout-5003331; to a
nine: sins. IfmsansI' . e.I ;pmea‘
‘ litriatlanmlnistenthe lull
character for the
II'tW‘Imrd-‘Ssupper.
for; 0th lib-
.. yerssmonousmen . - tellsieeeitful for-
~ .aimromhewcrshtppigoueanspirltand
use 3- - a
., I ’ _ . “Lefidof. -- lard and spiritual, relig-,
‘2 ass-ammonium "and via I
that a form, fogthgmost part oi man’s con-
...Emovement. .Itris sin 1
. “Igi..lpf_‘.,the Tractarlali
. . ..-.r. wraimaPN-rfim
,. .. a! . 9F» . . 2"] ll!” Ila:
‘ fifiaipr “$033“- ..MsInIy good men afor
Ayeirgupposeh h’deé’d. never did. I con-
-. , Mg“, ,g ..x. {reverse '
"1 “W‘WUWW prepare the. way.
_' tenet theminda and eyes of our people ac-
customed Iocenain‘introductory ideas and
practising 11‘?de tand forgitu're, 331d
. I .2 s area an s m
beforelt shouldsyentuggto crime salt in it:
new robes ea coma its new books of
«70%; - . driller and the incense,
and all . . 2. : Itifiiygdencenwhlch, in some
I” hang: Iorrned'the aspect of
on? Oh worship thhtime. have
(figm. _ ,mxpublicmorahip 'overh again
. ; paycheck -. usrprsmte can
iusgly-becalledg’t' " f‘ . otCOmmon Pray-
, ewtoo"_I k n ”Into “Swing
inu- ..slthsssirc. humanitarian s eech-
gRI!;I'ti'I'i'd herald: thou It'inIn .,hényl’ll’0 con
ell: .. them “”I' “‘Ihoid,,they taunt me
w Irders at. ew Orlepnls'.“ And there
was _tli"liirn:armantwhtfig3same was Sew-
ard, onh‘olih’is W‘omcers of state.
And Andrew saltlto hi bring me quick-
: iy the Executive boot, that may “kick” out
all the Republicans, for I am tormented in
Ihifiplace. , " . . "
ow’:.jatter this Audrew
rhisd'emand hekept quiet forcerts'in d'a'ys.
.7 .Nowitcameito pass hbout :thi's . Rosanna
-- 21-:th mmndouzhm ' s
;- ‘zwhojdid‘ crouch about the Whiter. Wind.
- beg" for a_jpi’ece of silver',and spiedeéo‘t‘i
bread, and theyIsaid to Andrew, we pray thee '3
. putIuinnto one .Ot the Post Offices, or .into
. one of therCustom-house offices, that weImay
* saggimotbmdm $0.18.?“ ‘ ‘ i -
.. _....,.. unpaid *:~ r- :- ‘th‘e " ‘ le'chlled
them timm'and'butterpartpgpand by
H?“ nemtireynu knbwn‘unto ’is'day. » ‘
.. IowibxessofiuatI-Andrew had scarce
I_got';hhp. to. ..Iden,when.a-.vaiiaht man‘
7;! ., . ham was Butler followed-hard af-
I-Iter rm;Iand,I Ihlted. hisvoice-in :many‘
:19 .. Mil lpbltaofalltewickedness ofthe'
‘ {WHWP ‘ W919: “Pd-110‘? Andrew. main
f , ‘. isIagueIIwIith them 1.5981 ihepe’hplegave heed .
, If some wordesnd cheemd..h1__m #1513116; 1
:Iforeever.-ha aatd‘it;is.n0t_iit. i [shell as
man should standetthe‘heedj’ofthe :._nation,-
' whereftuem ‘ ' 318'.‘that;hefhe ‘st’rai’ght:
m :im. '. , xii-madam '
, _ clut‘el....9u;byznainy
MIG-ill mu! ,, when: all thesaur‘
. mfwwurthegp harassmen-
-.. ,igththeyga” Ithu artdead,.deajd,_.dead
is». ”murmur sent. .t,,ee.,:.ior..,wa,:wu1
jstand to:o rghteousnegandju ' eat, and
,I, new: e- oppressed' ‘ _ e-“hn for
.~.¢£,heclcssets--to:tteims:”‘~* . peop'd '_
~ leer Wa‘f’exéé‘é’diu
ureihnvennas- a'wshetbesr~b’er‘e’ft7““' g
Mme mantfli‘hd
0? “.‘h‘er
03:3. whelpag and-lilo a? WildE buihoiihii's'lian-takeu
In §n evil net, and aou‘iidhe’flibti'éfisiihlms'elf.
so use
_. sq agIhrgigngmannrgdwmin mm;-‘ 1- . _ ,
.. ‘ ..eu. .lus outermost-sonnet him,-
_ add and ya. do. .but.“kick?! againstithe pricks‘, '
I:§u‘9kv_ya notthat, we. money-accept the
ibgicgofeventalfand Dentin-and with these
I ' words heuflllPWsed forazwhile.‘
' .I . 2. , Hohlendlfemger.
..t ih’abik -l .
. l .
.“J‘e A-
0‘.
1130
::....I>‘—~m ' ‘H ‘ l . .
.-:~§Q.we have here. Theonly difference is,iu
».-. Chicago they carrysthe daily papers; here
they take the place of them—Hancock Jef-
fersonsazu- . , :- .
.. n;
5.1;:
upmwggbd‘in Hancock, Izve- should insist:
. .001! me. ts ' ‘ - .
""ure‘ gobdiorlioctf’ine£a rug one. They
. Dayton Journal.
...:eussmsrmnnm
. ., n vestost k' t
. word “white” from: the: Seste. conlstitot'ign.he
~ - --One of our exchanges thinks-Mexico
). ‘0 a] di . .. .
h! #63:]: lacs: Ed that“ P9133? 331° oh-
7.. .a u ~onn . ; .
Ranking 991780le ,8 canny In 1334, with
. . . niployed.by a town
.300“ not weaver the ho - 2 ~- . s .i
A. A. Low.
I‘C. W. PLYER,
mith, and deI-I' .
"to overlook as .mcre‘i
who are 'zeaious forfthe '
(those at any
.909 wordfthc identifi-I .
blev form, and I; If
,g’ot hunhonie to-
nguingpotrovsrtcfikhhgthorns,; '
eyhavs'news girls in ‘Chicago.- ‘
iwellwas uproot.-. .
.alflrfiQflfih‘fiwfiéwha .hrgl'.
. .
3" , kmxass.
-..--.mifimmAL
Life Insurance Company,
117 Broadway, New York,
Board of Directors.
1. H. FROTHINGHAM.
GEORGE L. WILLARD.
H. E. PIERREI’ONT.
GEORGE F. THOMAE. .
JOIIN HALsnv.
EFlNGlIAM 'l‘l-li'NSEND
THOMAS T. BUCKLEx.
HENRY A. Sme.
. JAMES H.--PRENT]CE.
* H.‘MRssENGnR. I.
GEORGE L. NICHOLS.
J. W. FROTNINGIIAII.
WILLIAM C. SHELDON
OLIVER S. CARTER.
Lawrs B; LODEB.
SAMUEL WILLETS.
OLIVER H. GORDON.
S. B. CRITTRNDRN.
PETER C. CORNELL.
HON. W M. KELLY.
WM. S. TISDALD.
GIL. L. BRECKMAN.
Jos. A. SPBAGUE.
Burns R. GRAVES.
ALsx. V. BLAKE.
JAMES S. Norms.
WM. C. FOWLER. ‘
S. B. CALDwnLL.
N. 8. Burma; ’
The P.- PRENTIICE.’ :. JOHN'T. IB'. MAXwnLL
7 J.- H.. FROT'IIINGIIAALEZRA:P{--PRRNTICR.
3 HON; STRP’N ‘I TARERBRNJAMI‘N Hicks.
OFFICERS.
GEORGE L. WILLARD,
on. GORDON, -
- President;
: Vice,Prssident
Secretary and Actuary~
GEES, Medical Examiner at Office
A3.W.R0
J.'C
This Company, now fully o shined, hay-j
ing complied with the laws of NgYState, and
deposited 100,000 of its capital, with the 511."
‘perintendent Of the Insurance Department
for the security of its policy-holders, is now-
prepared to issue the various kinds of poli-
.cies on as favorable conditions Ii
‘a'ufiother Company. . ‘-
;-.?? lvidends increase wi
i'Policy.
‘9 Non-parlici atiug rates are lower tha
ompany iu the World. -
:1, .‘Losses paid in thirty days after due notice
:and proof of death. '
--~-~Liberalarrang!ments made in regard to
travel. ' ‘ '
th theage of the
Illa.
-- Liberal ‘arran
Agents.
North American Steamship Company,
OPPOSITIIDN LINE T0
California via Nicarauga,
EVERY 20 DA rs, I -
With Passengers, Freight, and Z7. S,=Mu'13.
gements mode- with good
0n the following First-Class Steomahz'pszw
0n the Atlantic Ocean Connect on Pacific Ocean
SANTIAGODE CUBA, AMERICA.
SAN FRANCISCO, MOSES TAYLOR.
NICARAGUA, NRDRASKA,
DAKOTA. NE ADA.
75:. Passage and Freight atIReduced Rates.
. SAILING DAYS FROM NEW YORK
fipnry mt: and 30th1§07Aprll 23th
y Ma '1 th and 30th “
Illarch 10th andsoth, “ Jude 20th
And every twenty days thereafter, leaviIn on
Saturday previous when a Regular Sai ing
nation a l to the NORTH AMERICAN
BTEAJI 3&1“ 00.
WM. H. WEBB, President, 54 Exchange
Place, N. Y. ~
D. N. CARRINGTON, Agent, 177 West
St, corner. Warren N. Y. '
LAWRENCE 6': RYAN, No. 10 Broad
BL, Boston, Agents for New England States
GRAY’S PATENT
MOLDED COLLARS.
Are the foundation of the immense business
now done in Paper Collars, and the present
sale of them nearlyequals that of all other
makes combined. They have been made
from uniform stock from the commencement
which now costs 33 per cent. morelthan
that used in the production of any other
Collar—consequently they cost the dealers
more. Therefore, when consumers are urged
Itobu§othcr makes at the same prices as
GRA '8, it is because we interior goods
pa more profit.
YOU WANT THE Very Best. THEN
BUY Gray’s Patent Molded‘Col-
lan,IAND TAIIrIR N0 OTHERS. ' '
Gray’s Patent Novelty Collar.
The original and only patented Spaced Col-
lat—and the most popular‘--— one ever [Hide
-—:Ind the Collar which all umnufucturers
Iatriyetoequal. _ , - .
:Grayfi‘s Patent Eureka‘e'oliar, ~
Theonly’stand-up Collar ever made and
molded so as to throw the upper edge away
from the neck. . .'
Gray's Patent Linen face Collars
In the favorite Novelty style (fromiimpOrted
stock made expressly for this. collar,)' and
. _ , but a trifle more than the all-paper;
will wearItwiee as long, and in summer is
notas easrly affected by perspiration. ' '
'- :Gray’s Ladies’ Paper Collars,
. I VARIOUfigISTYLES. ;
.. .‘I‘he above goods are-all fully licensed by
the Union 00., who ownhll the "controlling
Paper 130“” l-Patents: -~" .. .. ,. “r" '- .1
' 0 0t er Collars but 'GRAY‘S' 're
Molded, or ever have been. a
Union Paper Collar Co’s. Goods.
. Unioh’couasr. A. I .
I A Full-spaced Turn-over Collar, item a
strong, fineflmshed paper,,.and equal to any-
thing in the market, except GRAYPS. ’ ,
Union Collar, B.
Full spaced, Turnover, we" ”finished, and
desugncd to meet the views‘ofthn‘sc wishing
ca gOO'dII'COllaI at a moderate price. -
II‘III’IUnion Collar, C.
Turn-over not spaced same. a ras the,
“B? Collar. rind at a iess'price; p pe '
New styles will~.be :madeas fast as l
marketfieemsztoIrequire,-~. ~ 2
Dealerscar‘sfiudirin the above a lull line of
these goods. to:meet.che*wanta of all consum-
he
. RANE, M. D. Consulting Physician, '
I Brook] IL ’ ‘ 4 ; - . -
W. P. PLENTICE, Att'y.&. Counsellor, 20 ;
WallSl. 2 . x '
Sv’tiiose oft;
Day comes on Sunday. For further infore'
it has
rience.
D’RT innsranmstpm .
DEL'I 0 IO U285";
American Tooth Powder.
This is the cream of all preparations, for
the Teeth, and is a perfect luxury. As a
delightful mouth
five years by emi
try and medicine,
the elite in society. These references can be
s’eenat my office, 73 East 121.11 Street N. Y. .
It isi‘reefrom all deleterious ingre'd
ing prepared by a dentist of 35 years: exp:-
3g Minimums
This is. the only article which ill” 'svo
ior a'quarter of a century the test of s main; 3.» ma
cleaner and teeth .perserver
no equal. .
Dent professors oi:...chcmis-~ -
and thousands of others Oi
feats: hm
' ‘ ' ‘ .. . ‘ . EAL m -,....n.l'_§s:~...'1‘i°l‘e ”-9ka £01033“! and sisting ofChambe'r suits of all kinds,Bureaus,
: "fih‘tflxfif‘mfié’éiaha .miilam‘lf‘mw. -::-"- residues:t3k3h:3::.°333..’£“r&
apntgi,£éfixfigte%mngIlptlm3 0‘; (minim pressed, wrought and horse. _ II "$9922? Tables, Chairs {and 'Rockers hi all
' .~ , -‘O.TS F s g A“. 199' 4 » -. u . 3
Cgmfijggnfggfihhflgifln ' 80c: Cutlery. Table and pocket. large ass’t-‘m pggoditlngsclatses, r‘lfiIrIrtIgO
. - . .. , . .I,I ,I , . ._ ., ;. .. _ r mes an ever un esem re ur-
iiflt‘flsgglrllghfihgfglis gig.“ a(inasmdoubie ahd single hermit-I3. - - niture line, ’ y g
'%L§ndsIthPennsylvania and the South and Cheap Fox-I Cash:
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7L ' ’ H ‘ 3 L 5“ " “‘ 1 " “A F A large-assortment ofCOFFINS,Of the best
*Hugr'audmmpn.
. '1 utter Enthewhrld.‘
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' Hausdorl'um; lends .3
"I best
330% _:p_rem_ums.
...
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CIRCULAR SAW MILLS.
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WCirculars sent on application. .
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..Onethird of the amount of premium will; ‘I-wAggEl'ssIglio‘ssglertItI‘IganIIYgrkI’IIIIH
beloaned‘the policy-holder when desired. “‘
enclosing 25 cents
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m
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a A‘,N. Y.,
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2 Januiactursr‘eofflaloriciflhgfnefipbi .
ous sizes. Recent improvements upon the”. . , '
engines have, freed them; from the difficur ,;
lites waich havefliiehrgofore existed in mlotothI,
0 ‘ class. *fldinWW - U13...
liable for all puipOs‘es whdrc limited pow;
is required, consuming-s sIuIIaIli amountl‘
fuel; areentireiy sate; and can be operat:
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Children’s Morocco Kid, Calf, and Pat-
ent Leather Shoes. .- u; i
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oiiere
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every household. . Agents preferrin to work
on commission can earn
day. For particulars address I
W. G. Wilson 65 00., Cleveland, Ohio.
RUNKENNESS CURED. UPHAM’IS:
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Cure for
fee or.li
'patienb
address by
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Heat required in using them.
keeper for them. .
write to the Manurecturer. EJZIN .33th
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THEDAYFIXED, Jan. 26th.
The last chance iii now otter-ed to securc Tickets, ‘ to
First Prize. orgasmooo.
SECOND PRIZE; :1 gift'in Greehbac -.e $10,000
THI D do ...ao. .-- o ,, 5,000
R . . «3
FOURTH do- also ~ ‘60 - 4,000
FIRTH. d0» . . cop; . do 3,000
Seam. ...3 . .3333
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tuners *“msamfiit tin
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Toys: \"Mt'hffi'dh‘éozauiamarrfihius in minor
p zes. "
KELLY a CO‘S GRAND PRIZIE- CONCERT:
, Willpositivelytakerplaceet Chicage,-lil.,i .
January 26, 1867.
All who desire Tickets shoulda
single tickets thorn-icon}! *
l 1
r
hid...
Boston, Mass. . .
The undersigned Agent fer Feirfield County,- for “
Warren’s HouseholdTh alman-
will leave town in February next. Al personatvho
-,wlsh the Book will please mg or send their orders I
to 3 L. W. S ,N
GRIST and
done in a workmanllke mannerat short notice.
Flour 'and Feed,
constantly on hand. Orders thankfully received and
delivered in any part of Norwalk.
7
Nutritious. Made on] .
es T. Shinn, Philadelphia, Joseph = .
n, Agent in Boston. Sold by druggists
:1 ‘
Him. No
Ask your Store-
If he does not keep them,
which may be given the magnificent
IN CASH,Ior any of the. following :
ly at once. For
mail 1' .50 T l‘e “get'l‘wostt-
be ed- or _ on or ; wen
.50. Addre's's'ivith'igtamiifo'r return CHARLES
New England Agent, No, 10 Court Satté
Nouce.
...; *1
orwalfi Count .I
‘ A us for Fair-fist County.
. Price of B00 $6.00; 800 pages.
Forum. 3
LOUR MILL.
W'orK,
s
Grist
FRESH GROUND
MILLS 35 WHIPPLE.
nt,grea
Gloribus News.
FLOUR, FEED, ‘
We are rece
SUGAR, MOLASSES,
~ BUTTER, TEAS, . .-
. ROCK SALT, &c.. cheaper ilmInIcv'cr
iviiig an entire new Supply'of I ‘ ' 2
GR Q G E R’I E'Silv "A“,
tly reduced [1110631. DOTY & MOREHOUSE.
r
Inst cselr inesxby HORATIO'IWOO Ds'IAN,
.No. 25 Railroad Exchangqnfloums
choxdr. Gibbs :
Premium.:stwmcurcnmrs. .
r'or'the mutton, mi 0‘: B; D‘Art'o‘is, ‘A
. Norwelh A; truly won'dei-lul-Maéhiho, it
the first Premium in all cases when erlribited .3,
the following Fairs,‘when all the' leadih’g nischln
were represented. The great Fair nun
lanai-Statesh‘eld at ‘Sprin 1"
Fair ; Vermont. Indiana‘,- ichigun an altiisconmln
State Fairs, Ladies call and examine for yourselves
'inst'rn'Ctlon given'by‘Mrs. D'Artois if required."~ ‘
EszIouIlh
sullen
v a e”
- ow ‘n~
liliniaStatge
eld '; enns
“{ I;
Y
°3‘viii’
Board, without my: museum or “just can
persons are herebyforbidptrust
account.
ton,’ anzntinzlsofb' . as: r
. . Notice.” 7 ...§ ‘
wife Emeline Howcr, having leftuny Ringing
se ; a
in orrhnrboring her
~ . 501m IIIOWI‘R‘III.‘3
._ -‘-".'l:;;t .
r. :
32.50.00 A u
NIEW Mamba 'llAétlluuriuge only
7. fleas: K; LOGKWOOD 3. CO’S.. '.
.‘ » Jill
,, E9111 beW-tw-oflifN leona‘nd-iseward era and all made‘uud r in ' l “ -
wgm‘houl ill-Misc. $0.0m another re. inténdeuce of MR. ,GrfAvfillgriiiEndugil-
m . Y Ifhu‘ttgow would theclthens of entice. ofallpapercollars. ,
- e. ;_ :':»:':-' ‘- ‘-'» onsu ‘
.. "r- 8‘!” otbsaeehell on the ice theplsy-.; which,agit‘hrgpfi-lgegflznr‘i);13:33:)ddlledgmas’
ma“ summargphéod atteYhhlams- The trade Suppliedibyr . ' -
1.....- ,, .; II I'
W! sanctum-:Ahey'rornl'irwm LELAND! JOHNSON 5F 00..
".51 ”maflg‘?4:mk?m fOI'lIl . 31 Dévo'n'fillll‘e BL, BOStOn.
II -, bowl; :game; l-‘ndopted' ' :fl'O‘nr friends and the trade are caution-
2th catchIfl'gInItheioebungyerydim:I .Iéfldpgati’nst all Collars unlicensed Iby lithe
'- 1mg ‘ ru'; 2;:;..-- .;'..t:|7»‘ , :;; pron ‘o. as suits are now be' ' dhi ico -'
.EROINIQIég meggnq mm.“ mm: ImeDCe'd in’varibuspa‘rts of Ithrlénfiouhlg‘y 0"}.—
will mm. 1' 0%91,140u£eanhrilplx‘téers tbe'UnIon Cowagaiust all dealerinn the same .
canon. immune trim“ 3‘-“ - nlflnl-TOENSONCOO. 2'
rm: . 'ffi-PIo'I‘gtInsiguggxmgggak‘. . 31Wanen Street, New York.
TIM atmmdlfifltl’enfifi rin' "i 'Scllithgents Union P. 0. (Jo. and Anacn‘can
....sodsutfortheumh at e steamer If ' . Molded c
. . I 4.». . I_ 0110700.
-‘ ‘ “:mmullsggu millionofdoi- - """"
salient. : .2 MI ' are Onehalf if “I CHRISTIAN . . .
:2: , _ I'LL-'1‘; ‘ ‘ ' " _I“.; . -', . I :,-;j,‘
I” I, . v :3,“ II . 533%?3: : lists aliIlargc, llVfiIelglllbpiige Month-
3: ~,”""» Pfimwm “dunner. Io‘r ;_. uniting 93533;? {ilérsi't‘hé 5313;: ‘E’e'ii-
jI . ;—-‘ m.“ ho . . :Nr _ . ”"IIII'lIuslc,pictures,ct‘c.. edited, loss] and"
”“13 91mm??? embitt‘Wi-‘itr 1%. run “murmurs 809sl=-:mrere.suo
'Ir‘d :G§L,GBD,_MIWE '1'. . ‘I Y 90!] roversy, sectarramsm, politics, pudmg,..
. ‘ . poi-1.:H23m . “Fills" 10" 'I'pil] , Ipatent medicmeMA healthy family
:: .... .. rustic: its... ‘1. “iii" shes um. .69 via... a rear- Tax.
3.”; pt .I I y: ‘ It 5'. “was“ GOPmavrpR‘W: ”Tunas Srncrsrnnssentlor
.,-, ... :mixl.afitin.:qmium . , . - tees“; :;-1Aiso, 100 (IIIewAsItérnng,:prrrctical.
Icon ' ."= » '~. ""1” -‘ 3" OSt- ai . 1' ll l .
3r Mart... .. . .. ..
n . - mEMty’ andi'theI in!“ Tract BIOMol-y, NOB“) Ling?” SL,
Te " mg, hiiohval' - :' » 48° 3 HE-ADVERTISER’S’GAZ‘ET‘RR,‘ “b.
.,, . ... . nod at $100,000..“ It had . l3
Aw“. Writ-risotto” ‘ “ "inflicti- l-g'g?’ -, WWW . . .715“)? 99W”
um MWWinxfbrswasm “n, $193333? eggs-lg; ls“ «gentry. 1: c23-
fiffi. I iL‘-"""-‘-' 2. ~‘ " 3. .. . ...mamusu utoeverv -
"MH- e“8uprelns 'C‘onrt“ ' ' I ' - 7.9m‘5ks‘h 9135le illicit. MJIOIIII’P 9"
..uor the Third Con recs I: of Errors, sitting 3°” Inadvande‘: 8mm“ 6 ma‘a99‘:€"
IVAL “ANGELSOIII ll '
‘2; .. ‘J
C. & E. K. LObWOOD &. CO.‘
.HE
‘ (0
map
LSEA cousin: so e, s'old. use 5 .
3‘.)- & E. K. LOCK 00D .ir CO.
RD. altimeter“ tux "Wivoon. . I
It has been used twenty- :-
.,....,,‘.E 92.5 31,, lge
00;, NEW HAVE (5le1
refittin- tortured». 33:.
VS“; a ;
' give a soft pleasant light far superior to Ker-
Oil: ‘ItIcau be-burntin any Kerosene, .
i
min-sitter 31hr“ the? ’iidlillh’vi. .2
luau, AanruuL
I‘m", Edi," he‘.,I' - -.
*ande‘xperiencaand will pain-e shingle -. for; 11 I-M
3111912?!“ tgme'n Betti; I: 50 acute; glarge
' ma e 1 'c i - 2 .
bottle, double quantityfls’ cents. Sold by all At 3023””??? 9&5}! rIlI'Ilcesn
dfll 'gtg. . . A 4. .... r. 1., III...» .. ..u. , I
6%.0. GOODWIN coo, and warms mew .. I
it; POTTER, Wholesale AgentacBostgh, _ .IIII , 1.2:)! ,
ass. . ' :1. . 3 ~' -’;;,.:~ -*—-°-< r-IIo—e—d—I
Woman, and mortice, all kinds.
”...,
"r. :I
Lif-Zlkfiié'uliufal. ImplemenIS. SW,“
assortment' ’ I
4A ' NEW,"SA‘"I«"R,
"isntri‘hiéfi 331%": richest”.
‘7. i»r hAsANT,cIInAR
\
Y we}? 6 . . . .
. inch .will-t'fiirit‘s’ihokef-smell or explodetand
OSCIIC
la yglfi . . ~ rcy’s 93.3.1:
fl. '1 gwfin V "'
rv ' = ‘ '
o 01 ,Iv roducemuc
fol
Egan ty . h-more light.
The subscrihb‘r’ is sole agent for the sale of
th
95'; mmtemawr Norwalk.
‘ . ..Wilton .Reaar ..Rid efleld-
uln‘etwt-I fighghamyl ‘~' We eggsrminn ".
JNOVJlmlloIW-s ‘ .
'Iryonm Stump; and Bock- Digger
:IJ, 'BAUGHlS Raw . BOn'el‘Super...Phosphate
lof‘tLime,‘ a‘splendidi aorticl'e, togetherwnh a
full supply unaware, 'IAI’griculturalj imple-I
.lllieiutslrbu'.a9i1;$u¢l.liviutli9w Glas'APaint-s.
Oili&c,~'wholesaie. and 'retail'byx .- .'
; éSept;'IraII,'I.I1I345ICI.':I,' ' ' w,’_(;"8'l‘:IlIi_;I‘.ET.
; l. l. 4 I. 1.1 .' . .
ifioToaRAPHICNEWS
by the '
, ' INC Seiibvated their Rooms
~clotironce-morewwith-n—cleau face make
their bow to the public, soliciting their Bab
The successful establishment of this Gallery
for more than 21 years, proves that the prw
pric'lors understand to the fullest extent the
hnriuess in which théy are engaged, and the:
that no pains shall be spared in introduéfi
:an .im . gem; is audigit‘jicyeltiesboth of
hilly e'I‘i'I'Ild'llhi§h.IA ‘5 ’ ‘
i We claim to have experience in and Ira-,-
cilities for doing every kind of work known
I then", gnarl, rapt aregeafifalmgslt
. ' y ..0" s . o u I- it ~a’rtr ~
$.03 rm ill-in call From the Dal:
ago to the elegant “Carts" or Porcelain ping:
ture of theIIpresent (luv, igu loug stride aih':
thematcbc, improvementandrthe expert-L
euce derived from practically following up.
tribute to the production of good pictures,
and we demon hesitate to: say that we are
better prepared ior work of every descrlp-z
“walk up and examine or yourselves.”
't
.J‘ if.
, 5
Double root-rower rump;
Patented Aug. 9th 18641k-issuedJan. 1, 1805
tafft‘r‘u'l'gfiii’lié‘i it‘fr‘iglméw‘i“ ,
This machine
do not freeze. Being made of wood they are not :11-
able to corrode, rust. or in any we; impart an un-
pleasant flavor ; undean he repairs at a trifling ex-
ense. Samples of this Pump can be seen at the bi-
ag lI’lotel i]: Westporg; “11(3- Raymlgndt’fi lint?
n e , - z 0? II! or ll -
Manufaggiféd maxim-bl 2;;MngMSTOCK. South :
mgrutsnvaww:
TnsrmoNIALs. 2
Inr momma-mnpumuymat is an ax?
cellent
out of repair, and are very durable,_, I had
8v
WWQW’K‘” e almost.
in ispensable. C. FARNSWORT ,
; Newbnrg, th
mum- : . ...... m1
3%,... c . 1y .fih‘i‘fldmw‘l‘m
um for thirty head of cattle, what water they want,
ma sy.inttenrp§nutee..;l:”ve_ triedionr or iive.
kinds and tthemis Pumfi is the best I ever used
3m50 ABNER OWLAND, Lynden, Vt.l :
l.
‘ in"? out .35
and paint, washing Windows, marble slabs &'c., it. Iiszr
i :91!!! Millic';P.ltrtIP:in€cleaIi rveez, ,
se san warrants not to injure clothing. In hire
of your Grocer for Coburn‘s Washing nn Blaéing"
Fluid. Directions on small Circulars. ‘
6m43* J. G. LEED’S Stain
w—wf{~1«fr§iidu .s WILSON
~ EWING MACHINE, .with Black Whig?) To
CC -.
ford, Conn.
lefStle. ‘tln coin let'ei: er.';
quire of C. B. D'AR'I' IS, So. Norwalk.
9“?
'\ .»
. \I, .
.; ate 0? N
District, deceased.
' . . .- . "- aw,
Can D. in said ‘- "
The C art of Probate for the D
hath limited and allowed six months from the date
hereof for the Creditors of'ssld Estate to exhibit
their claims for settlement. : Those who negleetto“
present their accounts,properly nttestednvithi‘n'said '
time, will be deharred a recovery. All persons ins.
dra .
BB2 -
State of Connecticut, Fair-field County, 38.
WILLIAM L. JAMES vs the heirs and devisees of .’
nnnzun Bsunsagfipgfl LBERS, ABIJAII Burma n
q.
Annv Smrn. . ‘
PETITIONS FOR SALE or LANDS —threas it has,
been shown to me, the undersi ed, that the ahOVe
numeW ‘ eprs and Abby
Smith, .. . ' more, an
that their heirs and (lay sees, the above named Ic-
spondents) are numerous, an their laces of roll-J
P
to ~calmvc. t i ,it is ere‘pyI
s’lfiflifiifihfihmmbflighi’dmmu’émm-
to all said respondents, b causing the publication
of this order in the Norwa k Gazette, a wccki new s-
papcr published in Nor-walk in said county, or two
weeks successively, before the Session of the Court.
to which said petition is madeIretpgnable.” ;. ~ .
Dated at Norrvalk, this 0th (185‘!) Dec M04306.
THO . B. BUTLER, .
at: sol-‘3 thirties Muhammad” Court;
'.-ir
,- . . - ' '1.“
Fach‘gd igfi’tS‘KaI-g’é'tlfiifli-m Court, December;
ORDERED by this Court that further notice of the, .
.b. _ e gt y continuing the ublica-_
Ian 0 e a ove 0 cr 0 Notice, four wee 's suc-
cessively in the said Norwalk Gazette. . 1
(”52 E. S. ABERNETIIY, Clerk;
H
F§W3§c “flaggl’erfumery and
.33 siafi K' O Y .
M. PROWITT, at the Corner Drug smglr‘ a‘
. just received anew supply of l
r
I , i
l!
Plains-tuna cautious»... ......z-s :
:fscturesmw .. .. .
“ rfiNitrousOxIde
- 'O‘thpatieng
:r --’ .melnr'eiofpaiutfputtyt paper Rudd joill" I""~
mag, makagogyiece with-
, . u i ' IIII/dputtwfi,
wail. lair gillggédl the all
wants of the public, and they are determined. 2
”the Sacred 'Iicart,’. in ,campany with ten others.
guereotypes made here by Austen 20 yearsliehf—GHABI-IS FBADEL. '
these changes cannot do otherwise than cone: .
,.; .. ffl’n ewery
tion than ever before. You are requestedfto I
1TH. ..'
M
umps item 10 t032 gallons per" i ' 1 .
minute, they are s mple,durahic,'work very easy, and '
owing places; South Norwalk PlaningMill; near I -'
Norwalk. All orders promptly attended to when :1:
mp, W‘Orks-easy, does not freeze, or get“:
3: d1! gwfiiere‘ : ‘
Jonas-um I I
~ umhfie she [Wind-Chest, or Sound Box, t~have~
110538 “I
,i'rontrrnk “nag-tiger. .
than any, other e market.- Acarefui examination ‘
' of them, in' comparison
. :Wsltham St;,B0‘ston,lIIass.
istrict of Norwalki .-. ' M ' H
dcbted-to saisttate are nee cd to he imme-.
misfitoifi-Si‘f? rs’rnua'h‘iusn. . ; .The
Executrix; ‘ ’51" I“, a ”1“]
. 'lesscemmfts audvegetah‘lee.‘ Tara-jigs. real
.: :L4witmntrytv"flve hundred Vineyards’an‘ .. Or
._ n‘crc; Igd‘iive‘tlionsnud"co l
- lye'll'rs.’i -Chiii-i‘.hei-,*Storgs.’-§rlh
acre. 33%
Fruit .uhtivegetables"ri ten par for in tliis._.dis-I
r riot tires: in; anyoithIlocs ity north’ of Norfolk.Vu;'
under the name and firm of FINNEY
BROTHERS is this duy dissolved by mutual.
consent. Ailnccounlsoftbc lute firm will
be adjusted by F. F. Finuey.
IGEOltGE l. FINNEY,
' “l"Rl‘) Hitlf‘K '5‘. FINNEY
'Norwaik,_.luly,3d, 1800. I 3128
I ., :Ivoticc.
'LL pérsoiis having unsettled accounts
withathIe late firmIof FINNEY BROTH-
ERS,até feduc'sted to call and settle the
samewitb me immediately, at our old stand
No. 3 'Jrimes' Block, where I shall continue
the business of-Ithe late Finney Brothers, in
dispensing to the public
- Choice Farml' y- Groceries,
ascheap as can be obtainedmny here in
town. Thankful for the lib'brdi- atronsgc
and many favorsbestowed upon us ringing
the pastry lg; » it! stior ucontinuance o the
same. -‘ 5 ’I‘RSDERICK F. FINNEY.
Walk, July on, 1866.
FURNITURE FURNITIJRR
' AT Tun
FURNITIIBBWAREHOUSE.
NEAR Tna' UPPER RND on MAIN ST.
The subscriber has the largest assOrtment
o‘f'HOusehold Furniture in this County, con-
!hlhtérials‘éohstantly on hand. Shrouds,car~
riages, Hearse, and everything necessary for
the burial. of the dead, furnished cheaper
than; can I” obtained elsewhere.
A new and elegant coach body Hearse,
drawn by two horses, has 'ust been received
, ,1: 5 » ‘ "- ELDER ”RAYMOND.
RAIN of all kinds, by the load or - less
..quanutyratmight‘ prices, at. " -
“ 3-: "f .1. I;:.;-S.=E.t LMISTEAD & CO’S.
AST:.5IRON SINKS. new style, with
drainer for dishes. at
..., C.&I. lg. .K: LOCKWOIOD &. CO.’
The count“ Dental AssOciation
* ‘~ .4 ORIGINATRD Tun USE or THIS .
For the painless and pleasant extraction of Teeth.
have vcn the Gas since May, 1803, to over 10,-
withonta failureIorI accident. .Wc use'
200 lions per day, audit is always fresh-an essen-
tia consideration. Nearly every Physician in the
cit recommends patients to us, and they come for
a c rcuit of 800 and 400 miles. cons TO HEADQUAR-
TIIRS. Price $2.00 for first tooth. and 1.00 for each
subse uent Tooth drawn at the same t me. OFFICE
19 an 20 COOPER INSTITUTE, New York.
. ‘ .- = éw' ‘~.-,. 33.1; I: we '. g
mm:— bF'THE RLoCK.
--: Great lisrgahs; in French; tins;
éhaIf e’hstlale‘elt'tzsgpgtces.‘ Call a'fid'he'con—
' . MG .
new ‘AND seam-Iron. SHAPES.
HADLEY S ICHINA HALLS, x
Cooper Institute, middle block,
‘ New York City.
No connection with corner store. _ 3m“ ‘
s U 1? E R I o R
Grand Scale Piano-Tories. -
DINNER PLATES, per doz., 2.00
BREAKFAST “ “ 1.75
TEA “ “ ‘ I 21.50
CUPS & SAUCERS " . 2.00
,BUTTEB DISHES, “ 75
[FRUIT DISHES, “ 70.
DINNER S , 130 pa, 30.00.
TEA “ slaps, 0.50
All other goods cq‘IIIlally low, Glass are, Plated
Ware, House Fnrnis I ng Goods, etc. '
Voluntary Testimonials.
“ They possess in the Highest Decree all the es-
sentialaoi‘ a :Per ect Piano Iorte."— x. MASON..
I‘I‘BRAInaners; ewScalcPiano Fortes I have ex-_
aminedjwith greateare. They are. very superior
instrumentr.’ eGorrsanLK. I ..
:-“I admire them in the highest degree.“——Gnonon
,W. Honour. ' . ..
“Bnamnmr’s PIANOS were used at the ‘Convent of
Their-rupfiior excellence was fully proven."—-W.
Bureau“: : . . -
“ They are the best Square Piano IFortcs I have ev-
erglfed upon—HARRY SANDImSON.”
-3 “ ermany trials,'I find them superior to all 0th
. Robert Bonner, Esq; of the N. Y. Ledger,‘thus
‘wII-ites.to,,the Ledger of. January 13th, 1860: “We
bought one of BRADRURT’S instruments last spring,
and: after usin it for several months, 2 and hearing
the opinionso_lsome of the bestjndges in this city—
pgsons who have tried itvwc are confident no better
no could be made,” - . ‘
iment to the voice, I have rarely
“ As an accom an
out. their, ecu .‘.‘.—-BAserI. .
rtlcular,'ns to tone, touch and power,
I.
th'ay‘qtspsr ect.”-RORIIRT HELLRR.
- “I consider them equal to any I have seen."—JNO.
N.BAT.TISON'I .:. ...
. . '1 WilliamB: Bradbury,
42' H . 4:17 Brooms Street, N. Y.
¥ s?"use;vegsuuus’
at; 0‘1, .
...L
THE AMERI . I. ‘
REEDORGANS n 'ore tho ublic; .The on]
(”W havln‘ a‘IiEVERBEI RAII . ,G- SQUNIDBO.
riz nan» I Which harthe-same'im ortant
mtumrfmias the Sounding: hep '
whfifiihfilhorgmhu " ' “ e1 ' M
c ‘ ‘ ecomes. mer .a-
‘ ' "Case.;»'l‘he Americans us‘not'
e in GO n Bellows; lving war and. 'cat
marriages affine. These fvnn “1131' extremeyflne .
..iuiug'fi-nf- flwReCd‘s-arid’ effecting 01 I'ths-‘tone, ‘
’I‘h . minusrqsrém m0R All: 10';in '*
“A“ classes? estimate a maul! ~ -
’durl‘fiéhse‘ ' . ce .all'others. .These t'
:pmsmedtgi‘alrd brlofltfi‘of regains ,‘Ip'i" an
mulch-them AN’JO GANS~plIce stain the
sudznommand a higher price '
I ,_ With others,”will quickly
show their-‘snp'erlority, - » »‘- > '
. . » - Nuw'INSTRUCTOR'
“THE AMERICAN ORGAN,
. 0r IOrganiata‘Parl‘or Companionj";
- f “a"ill’ajled‘ion're'caipt’otscoo. ‘ " “ “"
. 'Vi'arerocvms"andI Manumctory, II’I‘remont opposifi
.. .,. ..Y‘NH‘AFP-V .211: '
Irmn‘nifly .l Abrams mildi u
E: natuhm comets-4T In; mutasouut or Phallu-
de' hiarb - Iilroad:‘in’New Jersey on thc's'ame
line;ofiat tudelmBaltimot-Ie, lid ‘1' - -
immutable for. heat,Grnss,;Corn-
chords have been plantedoout-th experiencedjn-nlt
I were. 9.13: cs ..I'Ieaohes ,para. 09.. Dreduce
mence profit j.- . ,Ilflnelnlrdjls Tolr’rénd .. o'ne‘ 6i"
hubst beautiful placbs'tn the Unitedigta‘ttis‘v ‘4
entire territory, consisting of: fifty, square miles 0
land, is lflldfilllfilppfl 9."?lletalaystemyof improve-
ments.",‘*'I.‘lie littldldpn . Spltlniilpctuh‘l Settlers with
aprovisiort‘l'o‘i‘publlc adornment? 'Thc' lace. ou‘ac-
,IoIoInnt of Itstgrentlhenuty; us well its other. adventu-
es, s.bccnmc (lag. resort q/‘q gaffes; taste...“ hhs
07 you thepashxthrec
Co Is: Academies,- So-
cietics of Art-mulLeuIming. ml'd‘otlier elements
refinement und Icnlurrebu c. ecu introduced llnn-
dreds of peoplenrc'c‘unsbi ti lsettllng.
ii
.,Oi'..ne bungee (eqhe' :- e meted-
J'Il'arnrlLundrtw pry-acmldt ‘h'lnl upwnl‘
and nowhere and VIII " exlots for sale.
4:
,‘Pricc of
3:525 per. .
roved places for sale. , :
:: penjngsIfor.nll-klndsof business, [numberhardm-
MnuufectorresE.I§ouIidi'ics, Stores and the ,irke.; and
Steam POW“, with room can be rented I. , I J
For personswbo’d'csirc mild wlnters; a’heuithful
improved,ahounding~in It‘rnits undpossesslug all'
other sociai’prlslldgcs, in llI
itmorthy 0”ng ti th V‘ land Burma 1.
I l .. . "ll ; 8 Jill: . pr-
pia‘i-Sgliveitn’fi Wformntign, ain‘t}2 IcorIitnmingII‘report
o oo ; 0 son sent. on 0111153" A ‘
Addrganrn'lrsrjk. ‘LANB'lS, vm‘
bundle Township, Newfiergeyj;
From re rt a Salon Robinson, A ricultm'al
Editor - {flay one 2119]”: one oft e most ex.
tenets is,”
.i
island 13.7 0.,
tracts, in an almost level osition
I 5,000 Acres.
.and resonance of tonenandI
:(E- .-.-"l 5.9. thumps
*" l C. &
.. . “ tichi'lzen, Dried and in
Soil is rich and apflductiu'ewyaryingirom, aa ‘3 ' 5‘ ‘
offl "
llundrcds..: 2r ' -
cllmnte,aud a good soil, in a country beautifully ..
e'hc'art‘ol' civilisation, '
Norwalk, Conn.
THE subscriber, formerly of the firm of
E. Price & Son, having taken the agency of
I the above MARBLE ESTABLISHMENT
in Phoenix Block, (near the Pottery works of
Asa E. Smith &. Sons,) is now prepared to
furnish every description of
.. , ;. italian and throes-man
MARBLE. GRAN lTE.
Drab, or Brown Stone,
maximum-rs,
scars, TABLETS, HINKS, .20.
As well as
Kantian and Furniture Slabs
sible prices.
CEMETERY FENCING, iltON RAILING
&c., furnished and put up u will)”. notice and
Ian; very favorable terms.
ReprieSenting an establiélnnum the oldest
and best known of any in W esteru Connec-
ticut, the subscriber fueh [but its reputation
for artistic excellence mm lumhl'nblc dealing
is already too wellestahlislnul to need com-
Addrcss . ~ I 1‘
E. B. PRICE, Agent.
Nor-walk, CL, May 1:51, 1:506 ly32
Third Avenue Savings Bank.
comer of third Avenue andfscm St., N. Y.
CHARTER 186-1.
mendation.
ALL deposits made on or before the 20th
Of October, January, April and J uly Will
drawiuterest from the lat of these months.
BANK OPEN daily from 10 a. m., to 3
p. m., and on Monday Wednesday and
Saturday Evenings, from 6 to 8 p. In. ;
SIX PER CENT. interest alloWed (tree from
Government Tax) on all sums. from $1 to
' SPENCER K. GREEN,President.
RICHARD KELLEY, Secretary. ~ 1y8
an. summarizes a sour,
REAL.’ESTATE,
Fire &' Life Insurance Brokers,
392 Eighth Avenue, and 67 Wall St, N. Y.
SOUTHERN LANDS—Great inducef
merits offered to Settlers, in Tracts Of 50 to
All orders left at the residence
of J. H. Jennings,or at the Post Ofilce,South
Norwnlk will receive prompt attention. tf21
‘ é -J.5-u;»-‘JRNNINas. . s. 1:. JENNINGS.
CITIZENS’ SAVINGS BANK of the City
of New York, No. 58 Bowel'y, Corner
of Canal St, SIX run CENT INTEREST PAID,
(free from Government tax) 012 all Sums
from Fire to Five Zhousand Dollars. inter-
est commences on deposits on the let of
January, A rii, July and October, and is
payable in . anuary and July. Bunk open
every day for the reception and payment of
money, 10 to 3 O‘clock, and also on Monday,
Wednesday. and Friday evenings from 5 to
7'o‘ciock. Bunk books in German, French,
and English. GEO. FOLSOM, President.
SEYMOUR A. BUNCE, Secretary. 1y25
CHEAP PASSAGE
To and from _
GREATjBItITAINj Gt IRELAND-
mrscpmesorurrs & 0038
.Ehliérclié‘n and EEQQMS’L Oficc
F‘siishh‘fitétiéébh ssi'r's‘rdu‘uivzr’yeNaw' York.
DRAFTS on Enlgland, Ireland, Scotland
. ..and Wales. : apscott's favorite line Of
LIVERPOOLIEACKETS-sailscver’y hreo
day's; -X_ Line"'Ofl-"I§ONDON, PA; .TS
sails, every ten days;-_‘a_lso by Steamship: sail-
.ing’weekiy. Parties wishing to send for
their friends, or remit “Imonc " to the Old
Country, can do eolatJ-the owest rates,
"by applying to MAB CLOVER,
Savings Bank, Newtow‘ :IIF'airficld County
Connecticut. . .. ' lyS
. i 5.4-. —‘.‘ -
Metropolitafi ..L ._ IIgangni,
NO. 1 TIRR'D AvRNUR, 'I-v'r‘g
(Opposite the Cooper Institutc,) '- ~ New-YORK,
.. NCORPORA'I‘ED in 1853 by not of Legis-
lature for the safe keeping of money. Six
per cent. interest allowed .on deposrts, com.
mencing quarterly in October, January,
April and J uly: Bank open daily: from 9 to
2 o’clock, and on Monday, Wednesday and
Saturday, from 5 to 7 o'clock, P. M-
lSAAC T. SMITH. Prea‘t.
W. J. BARNES, Sec’y.
1y36
. EVERYBODY WONDERS,
* now FIFTY CBNTS CAN 60 AS FAR
I AS A DOLLAR.
Such people must go to the great Grocery Store of
T. R. AGNEW.
Nuisfzthlanu cue-GREENWICR STREET, cor. Mur-
’ . ' ‘ ' :‘ru'y, New York,
.. .End'see the'piles of Sugar and the stacks of Tea, be-
sides all‘ofthe other Eetahles in the we of Flour,
Hams. Shoulders, Cheese, Butt-r Lard, yrup, Ruis~
ins, Currants etc. besides Candies, Soap, Starch etc.
all to be had
CHEAPER THAN-ANY; OTHER STORE D: THE
' . . a :1" WQILLIJ Iv'x . »
liffllhsltl~ and lletall Ca‘sli’Grocer .Honse. -
N38 A. D BRANDIES FOR I EDICAL USE.
H'Qut this out and bring itslongmfia
. IANTEDJnexchange [or goods at our
‘- Store,‘Geese, Turkey and Hen Feath-
ers;_01d iron, Brass, Copper, Zinc, Lead,
Pewter, ‘BeeswaxandRag's, for the which we
will pay the highestmhrket price.
0.86 : K. LOCKWOOI’) in CO.
— ONITQN COFFEE POT, every lOver (it
good coffee should have one, sold by
C. 9% E. K. LOCKVVOOD «ECO.
‘CRNIINIGMIFLUID-ht. 31.25.02): gallon,
"fornhc'ssmemr ‘ 3 1r .' .
. a k. LOCKWOOD a CO.
' LL lripIds-Ofll‘ruits, Ferrigu and Dome
Cans. at
HOILMES'S
BOOTS and SHOES of 3.3.2.. description
cheap at s. E. ULMSTEA D S (lO‘S.
' MADAME ZADI'OC PO'RTER’S
CurativeCough Balsam,
_, porches)“ 50 chars Rheum-rte.
The Best-,7 Cheapest, a‘ndI Most elfcctuul iternedy for
Coughs, Colds, kc. the World has ever produced.
- rarely vegetable. contains no MINEKUN,
"or other I ‘LETERIOIFS DRUGS.
' The Conn-Iva Burns!
'9 Warrants-i, if used ac-
cording to Directions, In
CUBE in all cases, Coughs,
Colds, Group, “lumping
Cough, Asthma, ‘snd 'ail
affections of the 'l‘h Q uni!
n a. ~ ‘
ladame Zillion;- ‘If' ty’s
'lsomrsAl’ue LIVSOR-
TAnLr. Exerc-rohinjr, pre-
pared with r . and
scientific skill. ', I -
hiuation of that ' A, e-
dics the vegetahl fkitigdom
'afl‘ords. ?
lIs rcmedi I‘es are
based on itsI Ii‘iy’ver triassisl
the healtl _nil'.Ivl‘ rolls
circulsti .. f the load
sonar-w.
4/
n my
)lr- ‘
‘ - thinngb the) ungs. ‘:
§$ ' it antigens the muscles
\\ I; . lmlmseietsithe akin to per-
N‘Q l‘orm‘the duties of reg hia-
§h ; ting thehejatof the system,
\\ * and in gently Ihrowmgz off
\§ - the wastogsubstsnce i‘ om
\\\\‘\\ the surthcegot the body .I
\\l ‘Q It looh'eu's the phlegm} llIi-
- b 33:1 does: use Splulngmndnvrll
2‘! ‘ 2“! he found \ ry ugr . to
..., ,. "V . rhcmsr fr? 1 is not a vio-
', . .. ' : lr-nr rr-rrralll’f’lml n-mullient,
warming,.searchlng and erlimiivr; t-ulrbe taken by rho
oldest pen-on or youngest child.
l/"gvru )mre a (Wild, il cvr-r to slight, 0!"th fail to
give iiulsunr :r Dmitri: u.- w-rI. :mv prior or which
it 1%st brings ll. [“11“- y’t nIr-h olI even buy, that [lit y '
mar 'i’is‘hficp ir“e’u .nEr-r‘. lt.’ we '
'l‘henmelv, ussm IA :5 ton; Imam. yvull orrsrrpruvu tu
be-*orrn‘mlrhir"erratum-I‘m osrr' ’ ‘ '
.riixmoifit arrow" "
.1 condition Ior earant arm n that
we knowqfthisstde ofthc «tern airlesy' l
i
invariet and extent sufficient to meet the de-
mo sANTACLAtIs.
.l
m & 300m. Proprietors. 3i" York.
in general, and furnished at the lowestpos»
Present Amount of Deposits, 2,300,000. _
‘ HAIR luau."
"initial-inllt nu llllll 1.
”"USTICECOOR S'ro LE, shirt by ’
OD a 00 lad.
Horse Railway.
Wire? Archean-
: Loam:
Lear/z Norwtzlk. . So. Normal/la
5 .10 A. AL, N. Yor‘lahlondnys , ti 00 A. M.
ti :25 “ “ ‘ thinnduys
7 20 " - ti ll?» A. M.
S :lx‘ New Haven. . ”r 4!; ‘-
0 522 “ New Haven Ex. ' S 58 “
10 00 NO Train. , st 42 ~‘
10 as New York Ex. 10 16 "
ll ()0 New York 11 ()0 “
1'2 00 M., No Train. ll lit “
l 1111M" New Haven. 12 20 I’. M. '
1 it) "' New Haven Ex. 1 31 “
2 20 NO Train. ; l 57 “
:3 52 New York Ex. & 1 2 33 “
., _ Norwulk Special. ‘r 3 1:! “
u 4;) *~ No Train l 4 05. ”
'1 2i " NcwIlavcmEx. 4 44 - “
5 ll) “ New York Ex. 5 3b “
5 2g '. New Haven. l 5 52 "
‘ 5 5;) ‘f New York ' (i l? “
012 ‘j New Haven. " ' ‘ I t; 33': “
0 5i " No Train. 3 7 l? "
'l‘ 1‘! “ Norwnlk Special. 7 27 “
3 00 " No Tm n. S 20 “
S 47 " New York Ex. 9 0‘: "
9 29 " New Haven Ex. 9 40 ~-
‘LEDWIN LOC ' I ,‘ -
Dec.10th,1800. I‘“ OOD‘ 5“" ‘-
Winter Arrangement.”
NELLY WHITE
CAPT. s. w. IMONK,
Will leave NEW Y03K,Pier 37.
From foot of Market Street, every
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
Aftmons at 2 o’clock.
LEAVE NORWALK, every
Monday, Wednesday and Friday,
At 7.45 a. m., on-thc arrival of the R. R. Truins.
Passage 75 Cts. Excursion Tickets $1.
'. .Erez‘ght taken of summer Rates.
', ”1 Q‘Frcight taken for all Stations on the Daubury
Railroaiand delivered from the Boat to the cars free
of aorta e.
W persons are forbidtrustin the cm lovess
of thisboat on accountofthe ownersg. . . p '
'Danbury a. Norwalh .3. n
v ‘.
...
' 1531
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
' Commencing :December 10th, «1966;.
‘ ,. DAILYI TRAINS-
Leau Danbury for South Noru'alk.
At 6.30 a. m., 4.15 p. m., Freight'l‘rsin at 8.15 p. In.
Lease Soul 1 Norman: for Danburg}.
At 9.00 a. m., 11 a, m.,‘8.38 p. m.
Lear-e Nortoall.‘ Bridge for South Nor-walk,
At 7.84 a. m., 5.28 p. m., 0.00 p. In.
” JOHN W. BACON, Sup‘t.
/
N. 2.1a. Iv.
rr. RAILROAD-
‘ __ I .-
1886. WINTER ARRANGEMENT: ' 156?.
Commencing December IOIDQ’ISEG. '- '
II Train: from New Ea reefer. New York.
Accoi'r.——.At 5.30, 6. 30, and 10 00 a. m.,-5.00p. m.
Emma—At 9 45 n. m., stopping at Bridgeport,
Norwalk and Stamford. At 2.05 p, m., (in connec-
tion with E ress train from Boston, via Sprin eld
stoppin at ndge ort. Norwalk and Stamfor . 8.00
p. m.,s oppingat ridgeport,Norwalk and Stamford
At 4.30 p m, in connection with Shore Line from
Boston. stopping at Bridgeport, Norwslk and Stam-
o .
r .
The 5.00 p. m., Train receives passengers from the
Hartford and New Haven Railroad at New Haven.
. The 6.80 a. m., and 4.30 p. m., trains receive pas-
‘seugersjrom the Danbury Railroad at Norwalk.
The 9 45a. m., trains receive gassengers from the
Hartford S rin eld, Canal an N ew London Rail-
roads, at New aven, and from the Naugatuck Rail-
road at Bridgeport.
Att 3.15 a. m., Passenger Mull Train, Mondays ex-
ce e .
PEGIAL TRAINS leave Nor-walk at 6.00 a. m., and
8.25 p. In.. Or New York.
Trains leave Normal/J for New York.
At3,20 .) 6.00, 6.45. 7.46, 510.58 (Ex.) 11.19 h. m.,
3.12 x.) 3.25, 5.39 (EL) 0.17, and 9.(B(Ex.) p. m.
Trainsfrom New York for New Haven,
AECQM.?-At 7.00, 11.80 a. m., 3.45 and 4.30 . m.
Ennnss 'I‘TAINs.—-At 8.00 a. m., 3.00 and 8.30 p. m.
for Boston, via New Haven, Hartford,s ringiield and
stopping at Stamford, Norwalk and Brl geport.
At 12 15 and 8.00 p. m., for Boston,‘ via New Lon-
don Stoniugton and Providence.
0 . p. m., and 8.00 p. m., Trains connect
witg Nungatnck Housatouic and New London Rail-'
roa s. - '
SPECIAL Til-Al}: leaves St
New Haven. .
Lease Nor-wall; for New [In ten.
At 6.50, 8.58, 9.42 (Ex) 9.. m.; 1.31, 1.57 (Ex.)‘l.4i tEx.)
552,636 and 9.49(Ex.) p. m. '
See large bill of advertisement at the Station
Houses and Hotels.
Snpt‘s Odlce, 4th Ave. and 27th St., cw. York.
Ass’t Sup’t‘s Ofiicc, Station Hou'Se,‘l cw Haven.
JAMES II. HOY'P, Sup‘t.
'inartram’s Livery
S '1' A. B L E4 o
» Ibrnwrly Step/tenuous.
The subscriber having taken the stables fo -mcrly
owned by D. Stephenson, in the rear of the orwnlk
Hotel, and restocked the same with new and superl-
Or Horses and Vehicles, is prepared to let the some.
either Single or double, with or without drivers, on
call. Funerals, parties. etc.. supplied with Hacks
and Stages. at shortnoticc. Carriages to and from
all trains. etc. ’l‘hoscin want of good teams will do
well to cull. D. S. BARTRAM.
WESTERN HOTEL,
Nos. .9, 11, 13, 17, Conrtlaud St.
. Near Broadway, New York City.
HIS old established and favorite resort of the hu-
siness~ Community has been recently reiltted,and
is complete in everything that can minister to the
comforts of itspatrons. Ladies and Familes urc es-
pecially and‘carefuliy rovided for.
Itis centrally locate In the business part of the
city, and is contiguous to the principal lines of
steamboats,Icarr-. omnibnsscs, ferries, &c.
The table Is amply supplied with all the luxuries of
season, and is cqud to that ofany other hotel in the
country.
Amp 8 accommodations are offered for upward of
nmforduat 0.30 a. m., for
' , 4003nests.
Do not believe runners, hackmen and others who
may say “ the Western Hotel ls full.”
D. D. \VICHESTBR, Proprietor.
THOS. D. WINCHESTER. I
Best and Cheapest Insm'ance—i
or IIARTmRD, coax,
ALSO AGAINST
With Compensation for Personal injuries!
THE ORIGINAL
Travellers insurance 00.,
INSURES AGAINST
ACCIdentS I
Loss Of Life from Any Cause,
‘ Whether Disease or Accident,
Paid up Capital, $500,000,
With a Surplus of $200,000.
LIFE and ACCIDENT Policies (combined) insure
againsr loss of life from any cause, whether disease
or accident, with compensation l‘urdisabling person-
01 injuries. All approved forms of Life Policies
writtcneither with or without compensation,as the
applicant prefers. Rates ofpremium very low. The
combined policy. it is believed, offers the best and
cheapest insurance extant.
General Accident Policies insure against all cusu~
cities. except disease. paving any sum from 31.000
”$10,000 in case of fat accident, or 6. to $50 per
week for disabling injuries. and cost but a trifling
sum. Over SEV’EN’l‘Y—FIVE THOUSAND POLI-
CIES have been written within two years by the
TRAVELERS or HARTFORD, and three thousand jIz-e
hundred Iosscspatd. '
$193,000 for Less than $1,010,
was realized to the families Of sixty policy-holders
"who lost their lives by accident within the past
two yours.
WGencrul Accident Policies wr itten by the Com-
pany‘s Agents without delay. No Medical exumina~
tion required. Lile Policies or Combined Life and
Accident Policies are all written at the Home Cities.
J. (l. BATTERSON, Pres’l.
RODNEY DENNIS, Scc‘y.
funds GEO. It. UOWLES, Agent, Norlmlk; Conn.
New Arrangement.
‘ SALOON. '
'I‘HE subscribers would inform the public
. that Hwy have united their SaloonS, and
that hereafter they mil together continue the
817.4 VINU :lN/l ”xi/Ir? DRESS/NU
Business in the (:(ml and pleasant. Rooms un:
tier the store of Jackson ilk; him, in (luzcllo
Building, win-rclln-y:rr¢~ pullout-t1 lllt'Vi'Cllllt
nil kimls ()l work pertaining to the profession
will: nculncss uud dispucli. ' They will Spare
rm pains in Sluwim , [lair Dressing, [lair (XIII—I
ling, Shampoos/1.7, 4-0., and are confident of
' tlicirIubility to give the best ol'szuisluclion to:
all win: favor them with llrcir rmlwnugu.
h§”is'pccixil attention will lu- civrn to out»
linguntlti‘ressirig ml lfitllll‘fi and Children‘s
“album! :\ sopnmlr ll..::m will. :l primit- t n.
l.l:illl.'A|' llllSth-n [Hutton l-rr lunlloa‘.
llAnr Uri-11m: i‘Xl'r'ilil :l in llrt- lwal m ru-
llt'l.
'l‘lwv .I!-.-
"l‘ur; livrrriuux
,zt-m :u'lir-lr lnr
ll....-«lrntl,Sr-,urf,
l’rml IllQ‘SlI 0.110.,
Him-lino
tlr:
:i lil-ml itki'
cleamnnlln- lll‘illl,l'l’ll1ll\'llif._'
&I'. All klmlltll ll1'lr ()iHI
.lUilerlllH‘leNNS,
nun, Slur . l’l‘.’
0. 85 E. K. LOCKWO
lint: MCI}! WAREHOUSE
87 John Street, N. Y.
Munulactm-cr Ll the celebrated Puicut
Revolving Stand Premium Pump,
Patent Yard Pumps,Dccp Well Primsz’ui- ‘
ent Doubicnnrl Binnie Acting Suction and
Force Pumps of various Styles and capacity,
lmlll hand and power. '
PATENT STEAM PUMPS.
PATENT PREMIUM I
HYDYA'UEIC RAMS.
. ' GALVANIZED
‘PUMP' CH_AIIIN.
Chain' Wheels and Fixtures.I-
PATENT CAST IRON CURBS.
CAST IRON SPOUTS,
for WOmlen Curbs, Iron iV—eil‘hilheeh, Im-
proved Premium, . ' ‘
Ornamental Iron Horse -l’osts, Grindstone
Trimmings, Friction Rolls and Stands,
WroughtIron Butts and l-Iinges, Washers,
&c.,&c. 6m33 ‘
__.__ .... .._~, .
Norwalk Machine Shop.
THE subscriber would rr-Spectfullyimbr m
Manufacturers and others using mar-hi-
hcry,m Norwnlk and vicinity, that he is pre-
ai machine shop. All orders for the making
or repurxug of every description of machi-
nIery, attended to with promptness by eXpe-
rrenced workmen. Having added a’ steam
Englne, (In addition to water-power) to his
works he flutters himself that he is well pre-
notice. ISAAC CHURCH, J r.
and Horse Railway Building/—
Norwalk, March lst, 1865. ll
nouuvwann at: some,
ARE now preparedTO offer to the-public
‘thn largest and best assortment of ’
Good furniture,
comprising every article usually kept in n
Furniture Store, ever Offered in\ Norwalk,
which will be SQJJI : .V. .
A1 TEE .VEBI’ LOWEST 131310”. -
Our customers and the public enerally who
want anything we keep. will nd it. to their
interest to give us acall. Spring’Mattress‘es
of 3 or 4 different kinds, very 'cheap. - Hair
over us good as new. .
UNDERTAKINI‘S.
C’ofllns of every deséription, furnish shrouds,
scnrfs, carriages, and' everything necessary
fof'the interment Of the dead, and at Very
low prices- ‘lWe are just completing another
splendid Hearse, which will giw us two
Hearscs equal to any in the State, which“ We
shall use whenever our services are required
without ewtra change. . .
E. QUINTARD &.‘SONS.
STORE SITE Is
FOR SALE. '
All. the lots west offline Into
Store of John A. Wear, to: the
corner, are Offered for SuleI'IIAp
ply to A. H. BYINGTON. ‘
- Theriéonn. Civil oficcr. N
EW edition, containing the: powers and
l. duties . Of Selectmen, Justices of the
Peace, Constables &0. together :wi’th-lmany
useful legal forms, the. For Sale by -.
'. 7A.: SELDECK.
-:-...-.-... ...... ... “...—..m. __.-_r, . .-.. _
WILLIAM stems,
SADDLBR tit HARNESS MAKER,
ADJ OIINING Daubni'y and N'OrIs'vallI R.
R. Depot,-l‘{orwnik,' Conn, keeps um»
like to order eve-
stuntly 'on'hnnd and will In
ry description of .
Harness,ilcrse Furniture, Trappings
' or Clothing. Also deler’s Hardwareanri
outfits, Trunl s, Valises, Carpet Bags,.&c.
All in want of anything in his line,wili do
well to give him a call.
of work promptly executed. Repairing done
neatly and cheaply. and at short notice.
VER FORT : , RIETIES and sizes of
Cooking Stovchinud Ranges; over thir-
ty Varieties and sizes 01.20110! d 0ch
Stoves, not excelleQin beauty of d Sign, per-
fection oi'Operation, or variet' ;by any 10v:
in the State. Manufactures ’ ‘11, Sheet, Iron
and Copper Wares, deals in Jappan,.B.rittan-
in, Crockery, Wooden, and Silver Plated
Wares, Stove Blocking, Coal Ifods, Shovels
and Riddles, Brass Kettles, Sausage Cutters,
.Matts, Brooms, Bells, Fire Place rhea, Sad
Irons, Sheet Lead, Lead Pipe, Fruit IJurs,
Fluid and Coal Oil Lamps, Stove Castings,
in fact, all thatIconstitutes a well filled Kitch-
en Furnishing Store. Books, describing prrn
ciple and management. of. Stove, free. .- Ln-
gcst assortment 'of Pumps in the Staten , C;
at F. El. NASH’S,
1% South NorwalkfiCI.
arnnmlnunnlI
’l‘HE subscriber IS now pt‘eparca.1r) otter in
the public, at his Old stand, as good an
assortment of
Cabinet Furniture .
as can be found in Fairfield Couch Land At
lower prices, FOR CASH, than tr. : same
quality of goods can be Obtained It any fire
Establishment. "
The Stock consists in part if
Marble Top, Extension, Dining, Card, and
Quartette Tables; Bookcases, Bureaus,
Sofas, Tete-a-tete Lounges; Mnhog
anyIaml Cane seat Chairs; Gilt
and Mahogany Frame Look
ing Glasses, do, &c.
UOFFIN WARE-ROOMS ;
where may be found a full assoz [meat of Col-
fins, which will finished II the hen possible
manner, and at shbrt notice. '
03;?“ A hearse will l‘el'u's‘iiishéd When de-
sired. . ' A. RENOUD.
‘Weetpon, May let, 1864. _
Chores and Selected Teas.
40 CI-IESTS of Green am. Block Teas
Coffee and Teas warranted to please in
price and quality they
(
defy superiority.
. A. MOREHOUSE
_._A_.__s.-.__.__-._..__. _._.
HOICE FAMILY BUTTEli‘,—100
Packages just received—now is the lime
to secure GOOD Butter-ail. ’
' - S. E. OLMS’l‘EAlitr (‘0'
Oct. 10, 1866. ‘ .
S‘ ._
lOES of shims l.
rlrcn‘s wcur, cheap, at
'1‘0BACCO ul'ull kinds, til. Iiiaiiiulactitrers
S.
rl' Ladies nud‘L‘lriL
we.--
S. E. OLAIS'rIcAI) t\~.-Co's.
prices, at liOiiiil ES'S
\IV 0. ICE. K.LOCK\VOOD.&.(!O.
"furious-lit, China. and and. it}...
(J new arrivals every week, :il "'
(.1 .‘e. E; K. LOCKWQOI) l'" in),
OGDEN WARE .1 All Mutts, silt: at
Wedding and \' railing Guards,
Eusruvorl‘or Printed, MI lilo ilkztc‘yrilt .lus
(lemon, .(iimis Inl-iin :mvl colored. or rule
......_.. . . ,
I .
HILL lll‘lAl)5,:ill~lil.i-s, in not tuunlily
‘ Nnrwzilli, ('iilli.
and “Black Star" ’
Ruled 'H" . “lull in ”when! 34““ 5" Ulr- -
(lA'It zit-vim; ;,./ ‘I
e. a' ER'I‘I [111135
PAS. :
HEN DNA FT}:
rllv
ll.
A
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4.1
A. BY. ~:..-=_..;.
ul Foreign Dru: , . 2
Tickets fOI‘lllc“ ;~ -: -. . '
thesame rates charges. 32.. tint
STOVES, Trasusucrs,‘
‘I
pared to do all kinds of work, at very Slinl'l _
Machine shop, just back Ol'thc Post Othre :
Mattresses-mallow order, and id Onesmade .
We keep on hand a verylhrgehssOrtment oi "
\
Orders for any kind .'
GARDENI“ -
rrnn nwormnsfi
pared to'do all things-pertaining to a gener- —
I
i
CABINET MAKERS, ac; .
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