A Glitz/tilt:
one
' uesda.y,iFei)~ruary 5, 1867.
trams-Inna COUNTY ITEMS.
G REENWICH.—-Al ll Ullion Republican
callous held on \Vednesday evening last,delo
cgat'es'were appointed as follows :—
00ngre.mbrml—— S. Rowland, Benjamin
Wright, Charles Bendrie, Jr., Sylvester D.
Hill. ' ' ' ' ,
Senatorial—Huested W. R. Hoyt, Whit-
man S. Mead,Alfred A Handle, Theodoe H.
Mead-p
Bartram—The present prospects are that
Darien is abom lo awake from its long sleep.
Une store and two dwelling houses are now
in process 01' erection near the Depot.
Mr. Melville E. Mead will soon open a
road through his land on the bill, which will
throw into the market twenty or more desire
able building lots—a great desideratum in
this place. Six of these lots have already
been sold and houses will beerected on them
during the coming season. There are no
better openings for many branches of busi-
ness, nor a more healthful region on the line
of the New York & New Haven R.- B.
These beautiful ridges of land that hit
themselves so invitingly within sight of the
Depot, afford unsurpassed attractions for pri-
vate residences, commanding an extended
view of the Sound, of Long Island, and of
the surrounding country.
Warmers—Mr. George Warren received
slight injury, on Monday evening, Jan. 28th,
while sleigh riding in Bridgeport. His horse
, ran down Beaver street, throwing him out
and smashing up the’s'leigh and injuring one
belongingio Mr. Silliman, besides damaging
‘one belonging to some one else. The horse
then left the street and took the sidewalk,
where several persons had very narrow es-
capes, one man throwing himself flat in a
snowbank, while two young ladies plunied
their wings and scaled a fence to escape inju-
ry. Mr. Warren had to remain over-until
next day in 'order to get damages repaired
sud-V count up costs. He hid the sleigh
thoroughly repaired and concluded to return
to .Westport, but by some mishap the horse
again got the better of him, threw him down,
bruising him severely, tearing his clothes and
dashing the sleigh again in pieces, breaking
the harness and making a complete wreck of
things. Hewss bruised and hurt very badly
about the head, hilt has returned to West-
p'rirt and is recovering.
Mr. Samuel Coley living about a mile
north . lot. the village, informs us of a “ratty
time" he and his brother had last Friday,
while endeavor-lug to remove some grain and
straw in his corn house. He heard an unu-
anal-noise in the upper room of the building
and thought he "Smelt rat" so he went to
work and,stopped up everydiole and avenue
of escapeand placed llis“dog inside ; soon
the-dog and rats joined issue. The battle
191‘ short, quick and decisive. The dog rat-
ified eighteen in the brief space of a few min.
utes, but: the rats were too much for him, and
he backed out from the contest, being badly
bitten"aifoilt.‘the 'nose andlegs. Mr. Coley
then obtainedthe assistance of Mr. Chaun-
cey Coley, and his scotch terrier. They all
held a ratification meeting and passed some
ratveztermfnating resolutions, one of which
was to make an immediate, doublequick ad-
vance on the enemy. So they all entered the
arena fully armed and equipped with clubs,
hoes, shovels and other dangerous weapons,
placed‘themaelves in battle array, and soon
engaged vigorously in “mortal combat" with
the devastating ice. The combat deepened.
the scene was terrifllc ; the exterminators
were finally victorious; the engagement last~
ed" about an hour, and the field was strewn
with- the dead and dying. They took no
prisoners. and in their “official report.“ they
affirm they killed 42 full grown rats, while
ten or adbzen escaped. They also state that
a hallLbushel basket would not hold the rat-
ty tribe. '
{ Major Wm. Burwell, while returning with
his son from Bridgeport, last Tuesday, he-
came so chilled through before he arrived in
Weatport as to become entirely speechless.
gs spoke of feeling cold upon arriving at
Soufhport, and they stopped and warmed up
auflciently, as they supposed, to warrant
continuing their journey home, but upon ar-
riving at the Hotel he was found to be so be-
numbed with the cold as to be unable to
speak, He was carried into the hotel, where
warm baths and other restoratives were ad-
ministered, and in a few hours he was so far
recovered as to be able to speak. He was
placed, at his request, in a close carriage and
carried home. Mr. Burwell has been in very
feeble health for some time and this, togeth-
er with the long ride and inclement weather
no doubt producedthe result.
Capt. Ebenezer Disbrow residing in Compo
had his Com house broken into by thieves
last Saturday night, Sud inst. They stole
therefroma half barrel flour, one or two bags
of grain, a quantity oi meat, and a large
number of grain bags with which it is sup-
posed they removed their plunder. He had-
all his barns and shoulders in the building
but these were unmolested. They effected
an entrance by prying open a door which
was hooked on the inside.
Mrs Orin Elwood made an unwelcome
visit in town last Thursday and whileehere,
report says she indulged a little in “street
preaching" Vt lthont regard to the elegance or
stylgio'f' her elocution, or even deference to
the feelings of her auditory. She was unex-
pectedly cut short in‘ her ’peroration by the
suddel'r hppeara‘uce of one of the law officers,
who seized-her ladyship and placed her in,
the'lock-np for the night. The next morn-
ing she was brought before Justice Finch,
tri_ed,convicred"‘and finedflve dollars and
cl’i-‘ts, 'and allowed her freedom upon‘ hand;
ing' ovrr the necessary funds. , I V V
The firm of G. R. Rodgers & 00., has
been dissolved. Mr. J. B. Goodsell continues
the business. _ v.
The friends of the Rev J. Viuton, pastor
of Methodist Episcopal Church in Westport
tirade him ll very pleasant donation visit on
the evening of January 24th, leaving him
over $100 richer, besides spreading a houn-
rlful hoard i‘orlheeniertainmem of the entire
company, ornamented with beautiful flowers
from the hot-house of Mr. Alden.
Swoaruca.——Rev. Z. Davenport was very
agreeably Surprized on Wednesday evening,
Jun. 29th, by a party of thirty of his old
friends from Kent Avenue. Wilton, headed
by Jehlcl Gruman,Esq. As they all march-
ed up to the door in a body “duly armed and
lirplippcd“ with baskets well filled withgood
“.r_/lintlrlr'lion" the “Dominic” at. once surren-
dered at discretionmhen they all marched in,
took public-Slut! and soon loaded the in»
flies with no alulodllrlce of good thingsAlts-r
part-akin‘e r-i‘lhe refreshments and spending
[llf‘ I'\'-'tilf 2 in Social conversation, Singing,
,{wh until. ' Wi- sma‘ hours :lyllllt the twll'l,“
"l_'.:lutll't~i no“ Gruillan gave the signal-tor
“all int-«ls make sail for borne," when they
till lumpI-d':.troard of their sleigh and bade
sultan-lagoon old Dominic, nor; ltll'gcle
ting however to present him with a good roll
of "Greenback." Hoping that we may be
That $5,000. The. stock and some buildings
poinlitt-ed £621.56; many more such happy
he l‘th'll by IlIt‘. Methodist Society, on Wed-
lll-sduy (Toning, of next week. See ridv.
“’lle'rox. —.\1!'. AS Jill'Vlb, ol'tllc Weston
School, with thirty of' his scholars went to
Bridgeport in twin large alciglls, on Friday,
Jill]. 25th, to enjoy the pleasure oi a sleigh
ride. They disposcd’of u splendid dinner
prepared by Mr. Buckingham, of the City
Hillt‘l. -
lily surprised at their residence, on Friday
evening, by ll. select party of twenty gentle-
man and ludlés from New York. They had
notified some ot‘the young ladies of the fami-
ly oftheir intruded visit and enjoined upon
them not to for Mr. or Mrs. Adams into the
secret, or even make any preparations, 21’s
they should bring waiters, and plenty of eve-
rything for the entertainment of all who
should be present. One of Mr. D. S.Gray’s
best four horse teams was chartered for the
occasion and the party arrived at Mr. Adam’s
about 9 u,clock in the evening. As they en-
tered the house Mr. and Mrs. Adams were
completely taken back, and hardly knew
what to make or the scene. After the cus-
tomary salutations, and the party had got
sufficiently warmed up, the tables were
spread and filled with plenty of the good
things, oysters, ice cream, confectionery, Ed,
and not the least desirable among the esti-
bles were two very fine turkeys, which one
of the young ladies had ordered decapitated
that day, and then sent to an aunt, living not
far distant, with orders to put them in trim
for theevening’s entertainment, and then to
come and enjoy them with the expected par-
ty. Mrs. Adams had inquired about those
turkeys during the day, having missed them
from her flock, but receiving no direct au-
swer, she no doubt consoled herself with the
pleasing thought that in all probability they
would, by night, come back to their favorite
perch. The party‘speut the evening in an
agreeable and happy manner and left next
morning with cheers and well wishes for
the future prosperity and happiness of Mr
and Mrs. Adams.
Report says Mr. Frank W. N ichol‘s horse
ran away last Friday with a sleigh belonging
to his neighbor, Mr. -W. Crofut, breaking the
sleigh considerably, and disappointing Mr.
Nichols of the pleasure of a sleigh ride.
Mr. Joseph Bradley and sister were upset
in the snow and broke one shaft of their
sleigh near Burr’s Bridge, last Tuesday eve-
ning, while returning from the _Old Folk’s
Concert. Mr. Charles Adams, Jr., and lady
were juata‘hcad, he stopped and assisted Mr.
as the shaft was broken that Miss Bradley
should get into his. sleigh, she did' so and '
they had not proceeded over forty rods be-
fore they were all capsized in the snow—no
one hurt.- " ' " ‘ I -
Frva MILE Rrvnn_.—Mr. Henry V.-Hoyt‘
intends running his sloop Julia the coming
season, as a regular, packet betwen Five
Mile River Landing and NewYork.
Sumatra—The electro magnetic Switch.
Indicator, the invention of our townsman,
Mr. Thomas S. Hall, Esq, has just been suc-
cessfully applied to one” of the switches at
the railroad depot in this village, and it
works to the perfect satisfaction of the rail-
road ofilcials. At'the moment the track is
moved from the main connection, its bell
calculable expense.
Mr. Edward Caswell’s lecture on Tern er:
reunions, we will draw this “gossip" to a.
close. Savannah.
Ni:w(.‘~aNA.—\N.-All ()ystl-r Suppl-r is to ,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Adams were agreea- 1'
Bradley in righting~ things up, and suggested f,
qteadily growing in favor for over twent ,
acts upon the absorbsnta at the rootsoft e heinaud
changes It to its original color by dc rees. All In-
stantaneous dyes deaden and injure t e hair. Belu-
istreets is not a dye. but is certain in its results.rnro-
motes its growrh. and is a beautiful Hair Dress g.
Price60 cents and $1.00. Sold by all Dealers.
31....” ‘43-... l. . V
‘swectcst thing,” and the most. of it for the least
' money. It overcomes the odorofpersplration; soft-
cllsulld adds delicacy to the skin ; is a delightful
..perfunle ; allays headache and influmrnntion,and isa
necessary companion in thc sick-room, in the nurse-
. ryllrld rrpon the toilet sideboard. It can be obtain-
i-d everywhere at one dollar per bottle.
SARATOGA SPRING WATER,
Sold by all Druggists.
s. T.—1860.—X.—The amount. of Plantation Bit-
ters sold in one year is something startling. They
would fill Broadway six feet high. from the Park to
4th street. Drake’s manufactory is one of the insti-
tutions of New York. It is said that Drake painted
all the rocks in the Eastern States with his cabaliat-
ic“S. T.—1360.-X. " and then got the old granny
legislators to pass a law "preventing disfiguring the
face of nature," which gives him a monopoly. We
do not know how this is, but we do know the Plant.
aifon Bitters SELL as no other article ever did. They
are used by all classes of the community, and are
death on Dyspepsia- certain. They are very invig
crating when languid and weak, and a great appeti-
zer. SARATOGA SPRING WATER.
Sold by all Druggtats.
,___
“In lifting the kettle from the tire I scalded myself
very severely-one hand almost to a crisp. The tour
ture was unbearable. * 't t The Mexican Mustang
Liniment relieved the pain almost immediately. It
healed rapidly, and loft very little scar. Cass. Fos-
“3.420 Broad bt., Philadelphia."
This is merely a sample of what the Mustang Lin-
iment will do. It is invaluable in all cases of wounds
ewelllngs, sprains, cuts, bruises, apavtna, etc., el-
ther upon man or beast.
Beware of counterfelts. None is genuine unless
wrapped in fine steel-plate engravings, bearing the
signature of G. W. Westbrook. Chemist, and the
private stamp of Demas Barnes .2 Co., New York.
SARATOGA SPRING WATER,
Sold by all Drugglsta.
All who value abeautiful head ofhair. and its prea-
ervatlon from premature baldness and tuning graly
will not fail to use Lyon‘s celebrated Kathairon. t
makes the hair rich, soft and gloss . eradicatea dand-
rufl and causes the hall- to grow w tn luxurlautbeau-
ty. It. is sold everfiwherc. '
0 E. T OMAS LYON. Chemist N. Y.
SARATOGA SPRING WATER,
Sold by all Druggtats.
Hemistreetaintmitablefiafr Coloring has been
years. It
SARATOGA SHING WATER,
Sold by all Druggfsts.
Lyon‘s Excuses or Pun Janna Guiana-11m
SARATOGA SPRING WATER.
Sold by all Draggists.
ance, Sunday evening week, in Hoyt's all,
was well attended, and quitea large sum was
collected, in aid of the Temperance cause.
The Masonic Fraternity of Stamford have
purchased a splendid organ for their lodge
room at the cost of $500.
Another old coin has been shown us that
was taken from the ground at Long Neck
Point, Darien, bearing the date 1578, (reign
of Queen Elizabeth.) This coin is in the
possession of Wm. Shaw.
The Town Registrar reports for the year
-1866'the number of Marriages, at 99 ; Births,
:85; Deaths 108.
A large sleighing party surpised Mr. and
Mrs. James D. Smith, Saturday evening week
on the occasion of the IOlb anniversary of
their wedding. They all had a merry time,
and a great variety of tin ware changed
ownership.
A grand Concert for the benefit of the Li-
brary tund comes off next Tuesday evening.
Adrocate.
- Etruscan—Rev. W. S. Ciapp is announ-
ced to deliver a Lecture at the Baptist church
Thursday evening; subject, ‘lWhat I sawin
Europe.’ ’
Tuesday and Wednesday evenings of next
week, the Wooster Brass Band give a Con-
cert. .
Mrs. Emily Massey died very suddenly
Tuesday evening. Ruptured a blood vessel.
The soldiers have finally decide-d to sue
the town fer three hundred dollars bounty,
and the trial will come of within the next
month. .
Mr. and Mrs. Abel Whillock celebrated
the twentieth anniversary of their married
life, at their Seminary on Dear llill, last Fri-
da night.
euboil Johnson, but Illt'li'iliitti'llllel‘ lit the
Boggs District, Was kicked ill the head by a
horse, and very badly injured, on Wednes-
(la Week. .
Mr. George F. Bullt‘)’ received by the
freight train, on Wednesday evenin of last
week, a white polar hour for his enagerle
which is wintering ill :ills town—Times. '
MThe friends of the Rev Mr. Mllnsnll,
of Brookfield, made hima visiton Jan. 22nd
and presented him with worldly goods
amounting to about $125.
Nuwrowu.—The wool Hat factory of
Messrs. W. L Horr& Co. Wits destroyed by
fire on Thursd ly night last The total loss
is estimated at about $15,000. The building
and merchandise wereowned by Frederick
Sanford and insured for $3,600, and valued
separate from the main building, belonged,
to Wm. L. Hm-r & Co. were valued at $10,-
000, and were partly insured.
BarnoEPoE'r.-Patents have recently been issued
to Wm. H. May. of Bridgeport. assiguor to the On
nameutal Wood Manufacturing 00., samoplacc, imi-
tation ofopen carvingiu wood ; to Charles Coestcr,‘
Ji-., and W. L. Dewey, of Bridgeport. tipping appa-
ratus for pots and kettles; to Thomas Croasley of
Bridgeport, improved process of finishing belted and
other goods and fabrics. ,
Miss Dickinson’s lecture, Tuesday cveninr, was
very largely attended. _
Mrs. Risley. the venerable relief of the late Timo-
thy Risley. died Tuesday night, at the advanced age
of 90 years. ,
The Nougntuck R. R. Co, have declared a semi-
annual dividend of 5 per cent. payable on and after
Feb. 15th. The annual meeting of the stockholders
will be held February 19th: at 11 a. m.
The three wives of ”the Adams Express robbers,
were placed on pics at the Superior Court in Bridge-
port, Monday, and are held for trial as accessories, to
the escape of the robbers from the Danburyjall.
Dr. Hewitt, stillflingers, but is slowly and surely
“passing away." He is conscious only at times.
Standard.
fl- ———9 ~4..-.
run cocoa AND LUNG REMEDY, for every
family to keep at. hand,
A l .I ll'LN’S LU NG BALSAAI-
It sells everywhere, and gives satisfaction, Read
the following extracts from letters : '
L. B. Home, Drnggirt. Uniontown, Penn, writes
April 4th, 15w ; “Allen‘s Lung Balsam has perform-
ed some remarkable cures about here. I recom-
mend it with confidence in all diseases ofthc Throat
and Lungs.“ ‘
surname lino: , llrnggists. writei’rom Clirroiton,
Jlrllil-lry ‘3Tlll, 1:100 : "Send u.~ :11 dozen ALLEN'S
LUNG BALSAM. We ‘are entirely out of it. It
gives more general satisfaction than any other
medicine wersell."
Sold by E. Biackman and B. At. Prowitt. Drngglsta
Nortvalkflonn. C. F. Tollesfi Co. South Norwalk
Conn, and byall dealers in Family Medicines.
O. S. IOOEWOOD,
Fashionable Draper & Tailor
and
GENTLEMEN’S FURNISHING ,
E‘MPORIUM!
Main-st, Nor-walk, Conn.
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The best Machine for general work.
Wanted.
SECONDSHANE dOX-CAtRT. )3“ng hgving
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we ‘° °° Kai's. BENEDICT, Nollmik, Conu‘.
DENTISTRY
IN SOUTH NORWALK.
DR. KENDALL will continue the use of
Laughing Gas,
in extracting teeth as there is no longer any doubt
as to its perfect safet when administered by a care
Ia] and ex erfenced byslctsn, to which hundreds
in Norwal can testify. ' .
He will spend three ays each week, Wartim-
day, Thursday and day hereafter. in Nor-
walk, that all who desire his services may be accom-
modated But those who wish teeth extracted are
req rented to call on Wednesday if possible.
'r‘eeth filled in the latest and most. approved
manner, those partially broken away by de-
coy restored to their formersfze and shape.
We are constantl making the best styles ofArtifi-
clal Teeth and can urnlsh them at short notice.
Room near the Depot, over Sworda‘ ClothingEm.
portum. ,
$1333.33 3.33.3.3“ l
ESKFLSEN. successor to J. N.
largest, and best stacks of Ladies, Gents and Chil-
A
Lockw .
Lynes Block, oflers to the public one of the
arena BOOTS.SSOES GAITERS, Ac, ever brought
into this place. and'wlitch he will sell at the lowest
rices for Cash. All kinds of work made and fitted
{lo order from Patent Leather, Kid. Calf-akin fl
invited to call and examine his ctr
The public are Repairing ”girl;
before purchasing elsewhere.
done at short notice.
A SWOBDS’
Circulating Library.
A T the News Depot. South Norwalk. The sub-
scriber has made is e additions to his Circula-
ting Library and :nvitea e patronage of the pub-
11c;he intends to increase the number- of book- as
fast as the enter rise will warrant. He has-also
constantly on ha a good assortment of Stationery.
Books, Papers, School Books, Slates..Pencl1a. Pens,
Pocket Books, &c. The airbus eof the public is
solicited. A. S ORDS, outh Norwalk.
Anna on MACNOLIA.—-Thc prettiest thing, the
One and Eight Day" Spring Clocks.
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H. H. WELLMAN & 00,
39 Main Street.
Always to be found on hand.
Picture Frames in great variety,
Picture 0...». and Nails,
.Fairchild's Gold Penaaud Pencils,
Com. Note, Billet, and Letter Paper,
White and Bufi Envelopes rematch.
Steel Pens, Racks and Holders,
”Black, Blue and Carmine Inks,
Blank Memoranda and Acct. Books.
Instruction Books for the Piano,
Sheet Music—the latest editions.
Musical Instruments, in variety.
Opera, Magnifying and Spy Glasses,
Spectacles, Microscope, and Eye Glasses,
. Portmonies and Money Bags,
Portfolios, and Portable Desks.
Photograph, Playing and Visit Cards,
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In the young and rising generation, the
vegetative powers of life are strong, but in a
few years how often the pallid hue, the lack-
lustre e e and emfciated form, and the flu--
possibilt of a plication to mental wort,
show its ganefu influence. It soon becomes
evident to the observer that some depressing
influence is checking the development of the
body. Consumption is talked of, and per-
haps the youth is removed from school and
sent into the country. This is one of the
worst movements. Removed from ordinary
diversions of the everchanging scenes of
the city, the powers of the body too much
Restlessneas, with Horror of Society. No
ing is more desirable to such Patients than
Solitude, and nothing they more dread for
Fear Qt: themselves, no. _ of Iannarmo
Earnestueas, no Speculation, but {hurried
Trausitiontrom one question to another.
Thesesy gimme, if allowed to go on—
which this edicine invariably removes—
soon follow Loss of firm, Marty, and Epi-
lctr'c flu, in one of which the patient may ex-
Pll’e- . .
During the Superintendsacs ct Dr. Wilson
attire B oomiuxdslo. Auteur, missed result
occurred to two patient}: ruaoli .msfori’
time left“ them, and both died of epilepsy;
They were efficacious, and about twenty
years of , -
Who can say that thesev‘exeemea are not.
WHERE IS NO TONIC LIKE It.”
It is the anchor of hope to the surgeon and
patient; and thls is the testimony of all
who have used or prescribed it.
Q'Sold by all the Druggfsfa,
Principal Depot HELMBGLD'S DRUG
AND CHEMICAL WAREHOUSE.
HORRIBLE ll! mmwm "a
ltlAVE scrunch with CA’i‘Airltflthlriy )Cll'rl' unorourau mm” . Mflmt- Goods,
.. “illf:i‘l.‘éi:fl:§’i31ii“t%£fi“l‘ilt:l‘2§l‘.n N" m‘ ammo... oul' a' ' i.
3' V” - ' ' an exam e. .
. .Fhmsnl’ krill .,
$3" 3‘33}... I13: 13min tya 3:93. Bagged: RUBBER Boots and Shoesjfor Men, L’- WEESWORDSb‘ '
all more? I enamevrr;.rrnue.nnwui dies'andflbil‘d‘re wry... 3, 0f“ South Norwalk, '
’m‘m’ ‘ ' ' ' Si Ondeo’a NeartheRanroadOrcutag.‘
TREAT, matter s cc...
.call and see them.
chase,
it on all kinds of work.
of Sight, Want of attention, Great Morbillg, '
The Golden Exiract.
0 MEDICINE has ever been introduced
to the public that has met with such un-
sralled success as the GOLDEN EX-
RACT, having been but seven years before
the public, and the advertising small compar-
ed with most other medicines of the day;
yet. the increased demand for it. and the
most unbounded satisfaction it has given to its
patrons, has more than realized the most san-
guine expectations of the proprietor. It has
absolutely become the standard medicine of
the da , for all DISEASES OF THE URI-
NAR ORGANS, viz. Inflammation of the
Bllaidderi‘eStiricture, Gigii' Kglney Come:
pants, in alrmgu t repay,»
all those Delicate Complaint? which render
life a burden. Sold by E. BLACKMAN.
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PATENT MEDICINES.
E. Blackman has just received a
Physicians supplied with Medicines at
wholeuleprlee.
open-French and a can. latest styles
and best quallt . Also Pass Books, Diaries,
Memorandas, ay Books, Ledge", Slates,
Lead Pencils. Steel Pens, Pen-Ho tiers, Black
Blue and Red Inks, Portfollo's, the, E0. We
bu direct from the Manufacturers for cash,
at obbing 1prices and will sell at wholesale
orretallas owascanbebo lulu New York.
No. 1 Main St, 1
Sign of the Golden Mortar '
. illll'llllllfilll',
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A SUBSTITUTE FOR PAREGOBI .
Th1 S iacompoeed satire] of V
“film's-taught prominent is the calcium-$.-
ted Arclepias‘ Tuberosa. or White Root.
Thousands can testify to the em , of this
Celebratd Church '
Organs and Melodeons
will recommend themselves, they are the
beat and cheapest Instruments in the worltb
E. BLACKMAN, at
No. 11 fish St.
HE BEST SEWING MACHINE in the
world. any person that wishes to par-
cau take one and use it 30 days to m
T358712 AND COMPARE” WITH
va- Ilsvlllr *
E. BLACKMAN, Agen
, No. 11 Main
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. FASHIONABLE’
T A I L O R I N G
Baa now on hand one of the beat and most
complete “0M“ of -
Gentleman’s ' Kid “ Gloves, .
ever brought into Nomlk, and in futu’reln‘
tends tokogptllolm and most W , , ‘
abhatoek; Goods whirls” Command.
to 'ae‘liftliem- at the Lowest Cash-Prices. -
‘ Gautier. Invitedto all his mi... our
950.59. su’dPrlees, we know we can suit.
I Ouiiof the best Cutters in the Countyls
employed on Custom work, and good satis-
ever shown in this vicinity caunow baron
at the store of the su , her, South Nor-
wallr, and can be bought at reasonable
prices. They are made up n the lane!
at les.from. the'beat of material. Also,a
landcouiplate stock of 4 . -
GeIII’ Ready Made Clothing
l
w. H.‘ swarms }_ ”“9““:
' 6‘
PRACTICAL PLUMBER,
S T E A M
AND
GAS PITTIR.
BATH 'rcas.
corpse BOILERS.
warns omsn'rs,
large lot of Proprietary Medicines, inch: .
all the popular Medicines, of the day. HYDRANTS,
medicines that the puplic demand, are sure
to be found at STREET WASHERS.
No. 11 Main St, .
Sign of the Golbau Mortar. CAST IRON SINKS,
Physicians Prescriptions MARBLE WASH BASINS.
filled with accuracy, trustee. and dupsteb. RANGES,
LIFT and FORCE PUMPS,
Everythln usuall kept in a Drug ems crs'ramv PUMPS,
m 1" “mag“ °' 11 m 3'" BRASS and smart PLATED
Stationery, Stationery. mm com,
fiofns‘tggokugygirw malls mama’s?- LEAD PIPE,
i‘i‘..’lxii’“.’l.‘i‘.‘i.‘i‘ 1321b , 100350va23" . sfiEE'r LEAD,
and all materials pertaining to a Practical
New York~ Pltl‘mblng Establishment con-
stantly on hand.
Gas and Steam Fitting
in all all its branches.
Slate and Tilt Roofing,
Tin. Sheet Iron & Copper Work
done in the best manner. Also dealer In
so” by a“ Imam" Ch men, Checkere,Dom1noea, very valuable Boot, In cases of P as oftbe STOVES,
' Stomach flatulence, Ind tion,&c. Oom- . '
Backgammon and Cribbage Boards, glued ‘3‘" 2th!” mflblgw‘hfig' 1'3"“ TIN WARE,
. eta t orms G soot in
. Trunks, “mm“ '3‘" “d “a!“ oi‘omaih in use. 1mm not .tu’ih’ oas Prx'ruans,
' ' ' ‘ stupeiylng or coativeefibct of Pareg‘orlc or '
slits” 1313: 33?. lgiil'ii‘li'g 'a'erl'lvmggaii’ahl'ri and-nun}. :- riiegrts no Opiates] madam 3.1. XEROSENE OIL,
’ In an alt euretosoo can ve .
filleii'i‘alliicll'i‘l mural." fi‘;"'.%'ix"'m§§ A ‘Pl'l'd‘d “mime“ °‘ leaf no’mns Tar rrl , LAMPS, .
cpmglefxsfzgu, [pf almplst marble sémogggrigss giggling}; It '1“ Si" you M 3:?“ ’32; Sham . f 1 no h m
' e“ ° 3 e m ”pear" ; ' - health and atreu h. t nd and a large assortment o useiu use 0
algliidpl'gi‘ii'e wfillgut 11:33:; fillineilimfiii'l'ti'i? A L B U M S ' aver-y valuable yrupkfor dry, hacking, irri- '
ersonal appearance very much by using this article table Coughs. m on", Sold - m”.
can be ordered of any druggiat for only 50 cents. I. BLACKM .
SARATOGASPR'NG WAT“ —~ No. 11 Main Street, Nbrwalk, Conn.
.——-—-—-—————-——- -— N.”
Roofs Repaired.
Gutters and Leader:
made and put up In the neateat manner and
of the best material.
-< . m.-. w————<-—-
All kinds of Jobbing in
Plumbing,Boofing,and Gas Fitting,
done with neatness and dispatch.
Please give me acall
At No: 4 Jensen's Blochwuer 8t.
SHERWOOD’S
GauzeStrainers
These are a varie-
y of convenient and
ornamental articles,
neatly made lrom a
beautiful and supe
rior quality of fine
‘. corrugated wire
autumnal“. gauze. b... or u.
' , ' and heavy silver
NEAR THE DEPOT, Plflc- l‘he '
' 4 ‘ Tea or Cole.
South Nos-walk, Comm, enabler.
“ _
"uglug corrugated,) Will not. clog with the
1 hi d to ive zest to healthful and rural , ,
“1.1.8.... . ....... .... ‘°°"°°"“‘“’°”““""° salsa:can:tittsra°s:i.2enlzt
emse vea. . .
l If‘ge’patitint be a female, ghenmenm is L A '1' E 5 '1‘ Edit? 1:30 135?: acts: spring. which slide-
00 orwth anxiet as t e rat. mp- . . i '
tom in iwill?) Naturfi is:i to slhoiw her 533.?“ “d most RABBI, ONABI‘E .sty 1“ °t Great leaner I. Saver of'l‘eaJlollcetSugar,
power n 1“ using l e , “3‘1 l“ 0" "I t’ ' ' ' U as b its' use son of this bevera e is made
in: the cheek, with'the bloom '0‘ health. CLOTHSt ' g . so cigar from all d‘l'egs that no poEtlon of it
Alas! increase of appetite has grown by A need be wasted in the slop-bowl. In fact‘its
what it led on. and the energies of the we CASSIMERES, practical utility must be too obvious to the
tem are prostrated, and the whole economy . lover of good tea or coffee to require a
is deratlged. _ The beautiful and wonderful VESTINGS lengthy recommendation.
period in which body and mind undergo so ’ The Urn or Faucet Strut
fascinating a change from child to woman. ' - . . . "e"
is looked for in vein; the parent's heart HATS, _ 1,?“ indifferent from the 0,119 ‘0 beapplied
bleeds in anxiety, and fancies the grave but , . ‘0 e3 0" 90‘“ Pots, yet It '9 ‘0 be a lied
waiting for it]: victim. ' CAPS similar to the above, to ’lea or Coffee Ens.
, a Water Faucets, &c. Two sizes.
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCBU. . The Handle Strainer
17b1- Weakness aming M been" Early GLOVES, Is for strainingurse and Fancy Drinks.
1m“- ‘— " . , , . _ Stareh.Yeaar, anc angeac Gra-
Attended with the following sym toms: and everything In the lure of . vies, rupi,.Jellles and for sitting Sugar
Indispoaltiou to Exertion, loose 0 Memo- -- - ‘ , upon ifi‘Cakes, Pies, &c. Two sizes.
cry, Dialculty offbrlajrhiug, G‘gneial glitter = ' - . . ' ' . «-
ness, orror o _ cease, ea erves, . _
gremblilzgugrgadful gruff“? Darin), Night GENTS FURNISHING GOODS. '1‘] Sherwood’a
weats, . 0 eat, a e ness, imneas . ‘ :3. .
all Vfilon, {an nor, Ogilversanl Lusituderi . , T ‘ ' , . IIIIICII Wire DIS]! Stand
t a neon ar ystem, ten uormoua . : «
p‘etite with Dyspe tics mptomsfiotflanrl: TB NR3 - . ~ A!” 7 ~ ,
lashing of the , wot the skin, U‘ f . . .90" “a“
Pallid Countenance,_aud - ptiona on the. . ""'”)!)»)) I ,
Face, Pain in the Back, Heaviness of - the LEATHER FAQ‘S, ,7 ‘ ’1’-
Eyes, Frequently Black S ta flying before . ,
the Eyes, with temporary, utfusion and-Loaf , UMBRELLAS’ ta. ._ —
Isa very neat and durable kind of TABLE
Mar. upon which may be received from the
' fire hot dishes of meat and vegetables hot
pans of puddings, hot plates of pies, c.—
aerving the double purpose of
DISH‘HOLDEB and TABLE MAT
The dishes, however hot, may be received
upon the Stand, carried to, and, with it,
placed upon the table—the Stand fully pro-
tecting the hands from heat in carrying, and
the table and cloth from heat and soiling. It
It makes an excellent stand for tea and cof-
fee pots, and, also, serves admirably
Upon Which to tree Fresh
Steak, and the ' e,
as the stand, being open, in the refrlgirator,
. . . . { ills III“ .facti _ The ubllc Gouge or elsewhere allows the air to circulate free~
PEASTIO SEAT! . flfiflffitlglm ligature. of is re$ecttullynmte¢ 1) (pa ' ly argund itl‘ggmeat, not causing i: to sweat.
x . .‘ ‘. thelmne'dnll and the W0, 2,. ,, _ ., ‘ aaw enps uponacommonpate,audit
ROOFING COMPANY. deaths by Oonmmpft'o‘n, bear ample wining: A 'e and varied assortment of lens! l' “9"" by "my '9 l‘ 9"“ 00““.
5 to the truth of these Mucus. , n, Lulattc WAL a CANES. . It is also very convenient for holding a dish
For Nor-walk, Wratparl and Iva,” Canaan. Aaylumsithe' UNI melancholyethbttlon » - WIICB desirable to SCI the same in WIICI' OI'
. . “PM The countenance is actually “up elsewhereto cool, as it allows the cold air or
THIS ROOFING is part, it fire-proof, is nottiu- den and quite destitute-neither Mirth 0,. ——o-- ‘ .4 water to crrculate fret-l beneath the hot dish.
ne 3 {31331122232326 blilfiitll‘iilii‘i il'lifiall‘ 0" Grief ever visit it. ' Should a sound of the _ ‘ ' 3’ ‘ ngUIT DI it h.“ great M“?!
broken, has no scam noréint, is quite smooth. , voice occur, it is rarely articulate. ‘ u exec ence. ‘ ,
grieve:- :flr out, émproveph y up, is mil hfiflgfl‘nfln "With woeful mascara wan 0mm: . . r‘m
loihiril.%'i;i‘i'i l‘fii’é’ofii‘ft ’ {“1" “ limo l Low-M ”M “3-!“be d’" - ‘ A . .
slipstsntiprlmntns‘lligferbafilso, 1‘11 ging- ill noon Re- Whilst we segret the existence of the above [MY “I! am
"9 - 9 a 91' W I - ' diseases an symptoms, we are prepared to Z ,
gfigfiffigvevfifivgfifififiwmw- oflet an invaluable gift of chemistry for tho i a ~ PIE FORK
All 1 1 anti t th C d lllind btedn I ”mo'fl 0‘ the consequenm‘ fl ‘ d most- “ .
5 ns .
llzét'gtaouglloll (1 pa a 14:15.50!th :l‘ll. Treaanerer'at g. . 33513014175 m‘m. o u ' —— '
gill: 2i'il31i333hy‘.‘il‘o'll'ill°9‘;’t.?l “"253 HIGHLY aorvacymamn FLUID ’ . . ' .
nxma 01 oeraHU. Children Clothing, Ready Made With all. Fork . plate from
7 to 9 inches in diameter is re-
convenient than the old style
of fork, for taking bot dishes
out of the oven.
0. I‘. SBLLBCK,
' ‘No. 4"Plunnix Block.
Agent for Norwalk.
l
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g Banana row DROPS, also
GENUINE MOLASSES CANDY
made fresh every day. To other with a general as-
sortmentof American and reach Confectionery at
. nnar'ron’s.
N. B.—OYSTERS Stewed, Roasted or Fried, to
suit, at short notice. OpenedOyaters by the uart
or‘gltllon, at the old stand, Ely's Block, South or-
w .
OOHPBCTIONEBY
Chocolate and Strawberry Caromela,
rarr'a CANDY,
Leed’a Family & Castlle Soaps.
RE said to be the best in the market. All com-
petition defied Econom . health, beaut and
our demand their immed to use. Sold y all
and Tea Dealers. J. G. LEEDS, Stamford.
*zitit'lkal‘sale‘lltititzs *¥= salt
'srorrg [sung am to *
'5'! ‘(INVNIIC 'V '0 *
ultra spans :0 nepro molt eaasq ..
.ggms monuments ears or pmuanrm
,mm mama mu 1' euopspoofi Ilv
soaol r3 pus sumac q‘suoqqts Suroifp a
cot nut nopumru rumoured aromatics ,.
,op Areas 10 slanting pun sssssra 1mg
‘sursuno moputM soaq oagv ‘siusur "
fires apnea asp pus mp oars 9AA in s
a-unoo sun or passudms sq oz rou lien u ,,
“'u; put: ‘emrssod moron issq out u; put:
notion trons la ‘spoog esorq :9qu put: *
’mdaw‘ssu1zsqtuog'adaro‘saumaa pus a
‘soutro ‘srmg :zga ‘spdoo selpaq rupd ,,
‘span a p out turn sonou arm canard mas '
.fuutota pun mansion yo oldood an], "’
"tremors beans mm‘cnrvuna 'v t
*0 to 91019 done; as some nouns s
'srsroo‘an oaaocrma 4' ,
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NOVEMBER!
GOOD NIWS.
..——.—.
Great Bargains
received from the recent great Auction Sale
30 ps. FliENilll MERINDES.
nus: GOODS,
100 prs. BLANKETS,
10 ps. BEAVER CLOTHS,
‘ 20 ps. BROAD CLOTHS,
50 ps. CASSIMERES.
“MN DAMASE,
LIN’N DAMASK TABLE COVERS
warms er. normals.
3ps.INGIIAIN CABPETING
A BARGAIN...
Also Bargains in PRINTS, DOMESTICS
and LADIES
F U a s .
now on hand
mum OIOABS.
of my own make, and made to order, at
about the same prices as before the war.
C. J. GBUMAN.
muscular. trail.
DIABRHIEA l DIARRHCEA ! l
Diarrhoea t t z
A Cure Guaranteed or Money
Refunded.
L. LYON’S
Pure Ohio
CATAWBA BRANDY and SPARK-
LIN G CATAWBA WINES. '
Equal in Quality and Cheaper
In Price than the Braudlea
or the Old World.
FOR SUMMER COMPLAINT,
CHOLERA INFANTUM,
BOWEL COMPLAINT,
CRAMP, COLIO AND
DIARRHCEA.
A Cure Is Guaranteed or the
Money will be Reloaded.
In support of the above statements are preo
seated :
Du. JAMES R. CHILTON, Chemist, N. Y.
“ HIRAM COX,Chemlcal Inspector,0hio
JAMES R. NIC HOLS,Chemlst,Boston.
N. E. JONES, Chemical Inspector, Cir-
cleville, Ohio.
PROF. C. T. JACKSON, Chemist, Boston.
DE. CHARLES UPHAM SHEPARD,
Charleston, 3. C., and
J. V. Z. BLANEY and G. A. MARINER
Consulting Chemists, Chicago.
All of whom have analysed the Catawba
Brandy, and, commend it, in the highest
terms, for medicinal use.
Analyst: of the Massachusetts State Amy", Jo»
nary ssh, 1858. ,
When evaporated through clean linen. it
left no oil or offensive matter. In wary re-
spect it :‘ea pure spirituous liquor. The oil
which gives to this Brandy its flavor and
aroma, is wholly unlike M or Grain Oil,
Its odor partake: of both fruit and oil of
grapes. With acid it produces others of
ahigh fragrance. The substitution of this
Brandy for Cognac Brandy, will do away
with the manufacture of delicious spirits,
sold under this name, both at home and
abroad. A. A. HAYES, M. D.,
Assayer to State Mass“ 16 Soylston Street.
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By flu cam in 18“.
l have analyzed “L. LYUN’S PURE CA-
TAWBA BRANDY” with reference to its
composuion and character, being the sameaa
that produced in past years. A sample ts-
keu 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 produced bythe same process as
most of the imported Brandy.
Respectfully A. A. HAYES, M. D.I
State Assayer, 16 Boylstm-Stieet. .
Bos'rott, July, 20, 1864. V" '
GEO. W. 81‘. JOHN at DON.
Norwalk,
g ":7. . 31:.
rThe Merchant’s
UNION EXPRESS CD.
will take freight for all points on the N. Y. s N. I.
R. R. and for Meriden, Hartford, Springfield, Bolton
and New York, and via Hudson River and N. Y.
Central Rail Roads to Albany. Buffalo, Cleveland,
Cincinnati, St. Louis, Louisville, Chicago, Milwau-
kee, Detroit, and intermediate places.
OrncEs—SoutllNor-walk, Sword's News Depot.
Norwalk, Selleck’s Bookstore.
E. p. mam Agent.
H. w. DWIGHT, Div. Supt ’ 50
THE ADAMS EXPRESS III»
New ofibrs unusual facilities for the rapid and safe
transportation of
FREIGHT and PACKAGE
To ALL POINTS
North,EaIt, South A; Walt.
BY RUNNING
Special Express Trains
An opportunity is afi'orded Merchants and mm
turers to forward
freight of all Classes
With a rapidity never equalled. and at rates which
should render this a mvor-lte medium of transports-
GEO. E. SMITH, Agent.
TO the P1113110.
TEE undersigned having nrcllssed of G. E.
Whel ley all his interest 11 the Union Live
Sales and Exchange Stables. lately occupied by S. .
Whelpley. at South Nor-walk. Conn. are now re-
pared. by connecting the stables of J. L. B .
and above together, under the firm name olelcox &
Hopkins, to accommodate their friends and the pub-
lic with any kind of a turn out, them a Wheelbarrow
to a Coach and Six at as reasonable prices as the
times will allow. From the large number of Vehicles
and Horses we cannot fail to furnish all who may
give us a call. In fact we do not intend to be beaten
as to style and nail . by any stable between New
York and Boa on. ones, Wagons and Harness
macaw on hand for sale or exchan .
- . A. WILCOX, J. L. E
“ ran PM Is mom M m
SWORD."
The Gold ran-aeu and
Cheapesgf Pena.
MORTON’S GOLD PENS,
The best Pena In the World.
For- sale at his Headquarter-alto. It Maiden Lane
New York. and by every duly appointed Agent at
the same prices.
ACatalogue. with full description of Srses and
Prices sent onrecei toilette:
ulnar .’ p‘ pom"
530
FIRST film“ 6 .
v ofolllmlohl g
'A. L'AIDID TO
BARRETI'S HAIR RESTORATWE
wuss-m new. musi-
BARRETT’S
Il'legetabtl‘emllair Bestgrative
a utifyln £- Hfir thmgbou ~
““7"" use: mwg
a Wt. Symmetries."
at...
J. R. sauna" a: co.
Sold by C. F. TULLES it 00., South
Norwalk, and all Druggists. 43
R 1‘10}! is as can-ulna! cunxn as Inter.
~ mitten! Fever, and as can't-Amy tn.
* /
VLEn'rau ear Small Poz."- Charla E. Ring. 1!. D.,
L..D.,¢tc.
K I N G ’ 8
PREPARED P RESCRIPTION,
[Mann PROM 'rn anscnrrrrox or Ruv.Caas. I.
KING. at 1).. n. 1.. D , ML] is confidently presented
to the public for the Prevention and Care of
CONSUMPTION,
(IN lTS MOST ADVANCED STAGES.)
for the Radical Cure of ASTHMA. BRONCXITIB
CATARRE. and all the affection- of the THROAT
and AIR PASSAGES: for General and Special“-
rangementr of the NERVOUS SYSTEM and all
Functional Disorders of the Stomach and M.
It immediately increases the strength and deepen:
the color of the pale blood. It subduea the flame
and Fem-s. and diminishes the Moderation. It
checks the night sweats. always in from men to
fourteen days. The appetite is at once invigora-
ted, and the patient rapidly gains flnh, the cough
and the diflcult breathing are speedily relieved:
the sleep becomes calm and refreshing : the spectra-
tions regular and uniform ALL THE GENERAL
SYMPTOMS DISAPPEAR WITH A REALLY AI
romsamo R'APIDITY.
The PRESCRIPTION should be used in every use
where the Physician commonly prescribes “Tomes“
flow. Auras, Bank, Qrmmsc. Con-Lrvn 0n,
Wursnx. Sc" and in every case. by wnanvn
um KNOWN in which there is exhibited any one
or more of the following
8 Y M P T 0 M S ;
Dtflcult or Irregular BreathiM. Lou qflreaflt.
Dough. Wasting o/Mesh, Bleeding from the Ming,
‘Loss of Strength. Lou of appetfuflcneral ability.
tiou. (9tl)
e
“The wonderful process of Medial
Sclencednrln the past eta- years only
makes it pol-s hire for the conselent’ona
Physician to declare. nowthat CONSUMP-
' Night Sweats, flying Paine through the moulds”.
chest. Face or Limbs. Nervous Headache, Nervous
Frustration. Giddtness or Dizziness. been!"
Paleneu. Sore Throat. Drummer. Shauna. Sour
staunch. Heart-Burn. Oppression or Sinking of
the Stomach, B‘flm or alter eating. Remnant Ib-
ver, (be, (be. as» sanctum! in all Female Dum-
ders or Uterine Irregular-tun, such as Difficult.
Suppressed. Scenty. Estuaries, Malammnn
or too Frequent Menstruation.
Btatemeuta‘ from Patients, &o.
“Your Prescription saved my daughter‘s life and
saved me hundreds of dollsra."—Btv. I. IV!-
Pnltm, Remsen, N. Y.
“We bless God for the benefit we have received:
from your Prepared Preecrlption."—Env. P. Pna~
earns. Blossburg. Penn.
“Evey one to whom I have recommended it in
been benefltled much by its use."—Rsv. CD. Jon.
Racine. Wis.
Bums: Hausa, Aaron. Puss, N. Y.—II the early
part of February. 1865. l was sales-lug tom a violent
cough, for which I had been treated during .1;
months previously without benuflt. I had Myla-
SIuatr which completely prostrated me. In the
ovenfng. hoarseness would come on, which would
prevent me from speaking above a whisper. I kfl
than had two attacks of hemorrhage from the la.
My Family Physician assured me that be com .
no more for me, yet. 1 was growing rapidly m
and had been compelled to leave busineaajbr burly
two months. All my symptoms indicated. unmis-
takably, the presence of CONSUMPTIOM. In N
beginning of February. Mr. Balsa! Franz. Tum
rer of the American Bible Society. presented no
with a bottle oftho PREPARED Pnumfllox.
In afew days. my appetite (which I had untidy
lost.) returned; within a week my conquer! am"
left me: and in less than two weeks, the M
Sweats were broken up. Tbeccaforwardl W
strength rapidly. and am now regularly attending to
my duties as clerk to the AMERICAN BIBLE SOCI-
ety, in whose employment I have been nine yearn,
lam now enjoying good health. Your PERSON!
TION dealer! is CURE, when my friends rte-patrol
or my recovery. T808. J. CJNGEB.
"I have bad Nanvoua or- Snaaonrc Annie be
eleven years. Durirrgthe last six years lhlvo a”
e rnadan uninterrupted night's rest. It often
so to me that] enuuld are before i could air n.1,,
lungs. 1 was buggered and spirttlels. and .
so greag‘y “3:1 'rshorlue‘ss gt rug... "in 1
com ell to t e requell res I aw i m I
resl’é’lelnce Ito my; p}ace rif barging; ’ 3 38 I!
“ eughtleure 0 an I -
PRESCRIPTION. was the worst, 1::"1’33'232
obtaining the remedy l 100k 2. teaspoon III at IO“
and again It New. an? vlepr all night without wak-
ing. 1 have .NOT If,” A ”on“ gyguap‘. m
stuck. ‘ t t ‘ luolonfer look -
gard havelita'med in atren th and s rl an '
not 31 all afflicted with 'abfirtneel of Breath) l‘afi
2:311“ to haveEaznfiAorae mggautlkAuh-a all
a see me. ‘. N . out
all?" 1follicularr) PRESC ‘ ° m 1' i
e " RIPTION"
a 3! bottle, and Sold by E. blackman. slimy-3
c. P. Tulle-s a. Go , slum Norwalk' n: in. ‘ .5.
orally. or orzlcrs may be addressed to the Sole
rleturs. OSCAR G. 1403313500., 21 00le
Jags: N. Y. Consultation tree. Circulars couture
a mamas or us! oasis successful “
Idg will be sent the by mail. y tr-
Ageuta for Farrflel' (1 County. 811153
Norwalk Chronicler