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Tuesday, Februar 5,1 89:.
THIS LEAD-MEELTING, 1 '
li‘l' ROBE RT BUCHANAN.
‘Twns clear, cold, starry. silver night.
And the old year was u-dying;
Three pretty girls with melted lead
Sat gaily fortune-trying.
They dropped the lead in water clear, .
With blushing palpitations,
And, as it hissed, with fearful hearts
They sought its revelations.
1n the deep night, while all around
The snow is whitely falling;
Each pretty girl looks down to find
Her future husband‘s calling.
The eldest sees acastle brig , ,
ell-t round by shmblan‘d shady .» . .
And, blushing bright, she feels in thought
A lady rich already. . _
I .
The second sees a silver ship.
And bright and glad her face is ;
0. she will have a skipper bold,
Grown rich in foreign placesl, _ .
f—The younger sees a glittering cro .
And starts in consternation;
For Molly is too meek to dream
or reaching regal station.
And time went by, one maiden got
. , Her landsman, o'ne her sailor— '
The lackey ofa country count,
The Skipper of a whalerl
And Molly has her crown, although
She unto few can show it—
Her crown is true-love-fancy-wrought,
Her husband a poor poet! ' .
A Ivory.
M.»......._———
'3' The London Fun has the following seasonable .
ode upon
WINTER.
How lovely is the virgin snow.
That clothes the lofty mountain- top,
While in the silent vales below
I The frozen streams and fountains stop.
Frost‘s tracing, see, the window shows——
How beautiful each view on it l
But not so lovely is my nose
When frosts paint coats of blue on it.
How fair the scene, with mantle white
And snow-wreathed roofs and trees in it !
But I don’t think I’m Called On quite.
To walk up to my knees in it. '
' «0»
Connecticut leads the Van.
' The Republicans oi ”ConnectiCut deserve
success, and we doubt not, will-gain it. They
have adopteda platform of equal political
ri
05 human governments is the consent of the
goverrened; ‘thatin a representative republic.
such co'nsent is expressed through the exer—i
else of the-suffrage by the iudividual=citizen,
and thatlhe rightto-that exercise should not
be limited by distinction of race or color.”
That is the true ground for the party of
progress in every state. and we congratulate
the, Connecticut , Republicans that they. have
squarely placed themselves; upon it. We be-
lieve it will'secure the’m'the election,but if it
should not, they can afford to be beaten .on
that ground ; their-victory will be sure the
next time, and will endure. ,_
Universall-suiirage i‘isrnhe only safe and
sound policy of afree-nation. The late war
placed this “ beyond argument. FrOm 1860
to 1865 we saw thatwherever all the people
had a. voreeiinitbegovernment there the ma-
jOTily were faithful to the Union and to lib-
erty; but wherever onlym part of the people
exercised tbsp-i __ v" fi-j' age, there the se-
cessmn eleriienti as Est-ton ‘,"and whenever
the class._exéludeds.wa‘s mnm‘erieilly. large,
there We secsssioniets'were able to control
the file and to-‘plunge‘thestate int'o'r'ebel-
,..I.-CRANE, M; D. Consulting Physician,
' .-; W all St
: .perintehdcnt'of the Insurance Department
'- any other Company.
' Policy.
< and proof of death. -
hts; they assert “that the onlyjust basis '
NEW‘ADVERTISEMENTsz
WORLD MUTUAL
Life Insurance Company,
117 Broadway, New York.
Board of Directors.
1. II. FROTIIINGIIAM.
GEOIIOE L. WILLARD.
H. E. PIERREPONT.
GEORGE F. THOMAE.
JOHN l-IALSEII.~ .
EFINGHAM TOWNSEND
THOMAST. BuchEv.
HENRY A. SWIFT.
JAMES H. PRENTICE.
H. MESSENGER.
GEORGE L. NICHOLS.
.l. W. FROTHINOHAM.
\VILI.IA.\I C. SHELDON
OLWER' S. CARTER.“
N. S. BENTLY. LEwrs B. LODER. :
_Wn. P..PRENTICE. JOHN T. B. MAXWELL
J. H. FROTHINGHAM.EZRA P. PnENTICE.j
HON. STEP’N ’i‘AnEIIBENJAMIN l-Ttmrs. _ '
‘ , OFFICERS.
GEORGE L. WILLARD,
O. H. GORDON, - _ .. ViceBrcsldent
C. W. PLYER, - Secretary and Actuary
‘A. W. ROGERS,Medical Examiner at Oflice
A. A. Low.
SAMUEL WILLETs.
OLIVEu H. GORDON.
S. B. CanTENDEN.
PETEr. C. CORNELL.
HON. WM. KELLY.
WM. S. 'TISDALE.
GIL. L. BEECKMAN.
Jos. A. SPRAGUE.
Rusus R. Gfiavcs.
ALEx. V. BLAKE.
Janus S. NOYES.
WM. C. FOWLER.
8.58. CALDWELL. -.
,- a, ._Prcsidént
BrOoklyn. ' _ , _, .
W. P. 'PRENTICE, Att’y db Counsellor, 20
This Company, now fully organized, hav-
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dcpdsited 100,000 of its capital, with ih‘eSu-
for the security of its policy-holders, is now
preparedlloissuc the various kinds ‘of poll-
'CleS'Oll as'favorable conditions as those of
Dividends increase with the age of the
Non-participating rates are lower than
those of any Company in the World.
Losses paid in thirty days after due notice
Liberal arrangements made inregard to
travel. » .
One-third of the amount of premium will
be loaned the'pollcy-holder when desired.
Liberal arrangements made with good
Agents. .
' North American Steamshipcompany;
OPPOSITION LINE T0
California via Nicarauga,
- , EVERY 20 DAYS, g _,
With Passengers. Weight, mu! T”. 8. 3111275.
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NICARAGUA, NEBRASKA,
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Passage and Freight at Reduced Ra. v.
SAILING DAYS FROM NEW YORK. '
January 10th and 30th 1867Aprll 20m '
Feb‘y 20th . “ May mm and 30th
March 10th and30th, " June 20th -
And every twenty days thereafter, leaving on
Saturday previous when a Regular Sailing.
Day comes on Sunday. ‘ For further infor-
mation'apgp to the'NORTl-I AMERICAN
BTEAMS JP 00." ‘ ' ' - ‘
. WMTH. WEBB, President, 5-1 Exchange
Place,N.-Y.- ~ ~' ' 'i ' —
D. N. CARRINGTON, Agent, l’i'.‘ West
St. corner- Warren N. Y. , . fr};
LAWRENCE & RYAN, No.10 Broad
St, Boston, Agents for New England States
GRAY’S , PATENT
a.-
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“Den" —.l .. ..
An English publish, Part-ridge. remarki, in
a discussion of the merits of; various for ms
of government, that-whereas all other forms
have failed, when the'thleories on which they
are founded have beenzearriedout most faith-
fully‘and .vvithout‘ obstruction, democracies
havqgonly faiied.when:a'and where .lhey were
not really democracies, where only a: part,
and Dot>fi§ whole, of ih’eipeople, had'a voice
in the government. ' .
There is~e ’rofound tr
, uth inwhat he as 's,
which vie shillisdo well to remember. e
have come near in national death once, be-
cause we neglected to carry out in practice
the theory upon which our government, is
founded, that all goverment, to be just and
enduring, must be with the consent of the
governed. The history of the secession move:
ment shows that the only and suflicleht"se~:_
entity of the whole countrygies in 'giving'the.
sufi'rage [mall the. people, In excluding-no
class or race; in gi'v'i'ng it to every man in the
government. Why were theiree states faith-
ful to the Union. Because in them the whole
people ruled. Why were the slave states
faithless and subject to the schemes of the
disunioniats? Because there only a part of
the people had a voice in the government.
This can even be followed up in detail.
The two states which were most~rapidly giv-
en over to rebellion were South Carolina and
Mississippi, and they had the largest slave
population. In South Carolina .znearly,
twice as many were excluded from the
snflrage as voted; and in Mississippi much
less than half the people voted. Again
in those , parts of the southern states
Where the slams were few in number, as in
East Tennessee, and where consequently the,
number ofpersons excluded from the suf-
frage was small, and almost the whole popu-
lation had avoice in the government, there
were found the strongholds of loyalty to the
Unique. .
These indications should teach us thatif
we want peace, if we desire to keep power-
less the lawless and ambitious schemerstho
are found in every community, if We mean
to secure‘ lawful liberty !u this country, we
must, everywhere, secure to all the people a» ,
voicerin the government. It is right that" in
this matter-the northern states should set
the example. Therefore, we. congratulate
the Republicans of Connecticut fup'On the
gallant stand that they have taken. in defence
of a right and necessary policy. They have
nominated good men on their ticket-,end we
believe they will carry the poo le withthem.
. . , Y. 'ng Post.
”’T’W‘ .4.>>¢~_~——
niiew' York street corners are now adorn-
ed by glass pavilions. the panes of which are
moveable, and bear the cards of advertisers.
One pane costs $70 per year. The idea is
borrowed from Paris, where $300,000 in gold
per year is realized by a similar enterprize.
. ——Greeee is to send a son of Marco Buzzar-
15, of whom Fitz Greene Halleck wrote his
famous ode, to this country as minister.
”The Illinois House of Representatives
has unanimously passed a bill to contribute
the sum of $50,000 to aid in building the
Lincoln Monument, at Springfield.
_—-’i‘he New Yorkers are gagain talking
about a bridge over the East river to Brook-
lyn, as necessary and practicable. '
—Rev. Joel Lindsley the preacher who
~whipped his child to-der'tth in Orleans coun-
ty, N. Y.,‘last summer has been convicted
of:manslaughter in the second degree,
aThe‘English papers contain accounts
from all parts of the country of Brent storms.
floods, shipwrecks, and deaths from cold and
destitutton. The heavy. snow-storm with
which London had been'visited wassuc-
needed on’Monday, the 7th inst, and the.
following, by agale, at intervals equaling:
theforce of a hurricane, which has occasion:
ed, as usual, not only a great destruction ‘of
property, but loss of, life. ‘
-—’-A London-paper says : “Newest amon
whatMr; Tennyson calls the “fairy ’ifls ogff
science,l wenouce'an invention of r. H . .
ettto maketrees imbibe color while growing.
The rssultyxhlbtted lately at a canoerzasz'om,
iof‘nie Otrencester Royal Agricultural Cola
.ege, Innthe‘ form of beautiful sections and,
plauchettea of wood, stained‘wlth' various
hues- Metallic salts are introdricad into the
:flmggggf :th paging- substance of the
,-,' nycarri nb~th-"' .
forced into the fibre and. I:tellya 0313311333 '
—A prOjeét to supply the cities 'll'
Ffig‘ollfil’yfik Widh gig: . manufjcxigrzd 3t.
. , w .Isau can note throu h 'l '
mg much attention. g ma ns, 18
is». ,woiyoun girls in Leavenworth had
dispatch! to w 0 used most sugar, and (in:
:3: I350 :fiigfi :31”? “118 table, which, fall-
. o a ’t ' '
neck and killed it; I lie child, broke Its
”if—,Tthteamers of the Pacific Na ' "
Company are now running betweel'gfig".
Zegiugdand Panama with great regularity.
mA Brooklynite has a new ‘
East’River—Bridgetm name for the
5A sailor, not accustomed to ‘ I ' I
Iohts‘partner after a waltz, “let 181;): all 2733
I Strong, flueLflnished paper, and equal to any
EARS.
Are the foundation of the immense business
now done in Paper Collars, and the present
sale of them nearly equals that of all olher
makes combined. They have been made
from uniform stock from the commencement.
which now costs 83 per cenhmorc than
that used in the production of any other
Collar—consequently they coal the dealers
more. Therefore, when consumers are urged
to buy other makes at the same prices as
GRAY‘S, it is because no inferior goods
pay more profit.
IF you WANT THE Very Best, THEN
BUY Gray’s Patent. Molded Col-
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”Gray’s Patent Novelty Collar.
The original and only patented Spaced Col-
lar—and the most popular one ever Wilde
—-and the Collar which all manufacturers
strive to equal. '
Gray’s Patent Eureka Collar,
The only 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 (from imported
stock made expressly for this collar,) and
costing but a trifle more than the all-paper;
Will wear twice as long, and in summer is
not as easily affected by perspiration.
'Gray’s Ladies’ Paper Collars,
VARIOUS STYLES.
The above goods are all fully licensed - by
the Union 00.. who own all the controlling
Paper Collar Patents.
WNO other Collars but GRAY’S are
Molded, or ever have been.
Union Paper. Collar Co’s. Goods.
Union Collar, A.
A Full-spaced Turn-over Collar, from. a
i
thing in the market, except GRAY‘S.
'Union . Collar, B-
Full spaced,.Turnover, well finished, and
designed to meet the views of those wishing
agood Collar at a moderate price.
Union Collar, C'.
“B" Collar, and at a less price.
New styles will be made as
market seems to require.
.Dealer'scan find in the above'a full line of
these goods to meet the wants of all con sum-vi
ers, and all made under the personal super.
mtendence of MR. GRAY, the original paiéi
entee of all paper collars.‘ ’ ‘ ‘ ‘ '. "“
Consumers can rely on uniform goods,
which, at the prices cannot be excelled.
The trade supplied by
LELAND, JOHNSON tit 00.,
, 81 Devonshire St., Boston. :
,WQur friendsrand the trade are cautton-.
ed against all Collars. unlicensed ,by: the
Union Co., as suits hre now being daily com—y
named in various parts'o'f the country by
.theUnIon Co.,against all dealers in the same
,HA'EOHJOHNSON 6f. 00‘.-
31? WarrentStreet, New Y6rlr.--
Selling. Agents Um’on P: 0. Co. «and American.
.Molded Collar 00. , .g. ’
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This is a_lnrge, live, cighhpage DIonih-
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to , HASTINGS. Scriptural
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. - . -. ' ~ ‘ Boston Mass. '
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ital-meet the '. rexuirements of all customers:
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v'
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received at - ‘ ‘ ‘
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drug ists. ,
CECE. GOODWIN'& 00.,‘aud WEEKS :- ‘
ente,_,Boston, 3
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Lands in Pennsylvania and the' South and '
STEPENWILCOX. Jr., Agent 7;
Frank Miller’s PuEPARED HABNESS‘, : -
OIL Blackin'g, for Oiling Harnesses, ‘
FRANK MILLER a 00., ,
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7 man
. 5 itedand lloweds
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Locks, and
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Bethel and Daubury.
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fullsupply offiardtvare,
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rior Co .
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IRoN AND STEEL,
Agricultural Implements,
utttkltbowfcus's
mace;
trivial dntll'mOrtice, all kinds.
Lmfiiuasm’dtcszmlmhnyiii
{Erma-issued -~mteu;~" Porcelain
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t W Steer, fall’ssmr’gneszlornjzes
xii-rings .- "sin, ngs,‘ Axles, bolts
jg‘hg'ricultural Implements, lull
Oils, of" the best maul»
v‘lmir will not smoke; Smaller-explOde' and
on soft pleasant light. assailants: togK'er-
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BAUGH’S Raw assassin Phosphate
of Lime, a'splendid article, together with a _
Agricultural,imple-. . .
cilia. argon and skewness eras,
Oils! 1%,, WhoIésalé'dn,d itetall'by
,. . . Notice...” _
OTICE is‘ifeiélgfienthal I'shnll, ply to the
Hon.,Thoma§ ' tierglamidge o '.ihe Supe-
at his Dwelling House, inNoI-walk. on the ,
:at‘ 9 o‘cl’k in the forenoon , ;
mnthenarborandtinlets. . _-
. cram 3., 3mm ’
DatedNo, alk,Jau.14tb,.180:.' '
gytbingin ”F
r
LEE firinetafgh‘résmcrmigi‘rgatb Co.,
isso v , . s own ‘ on:
~ ’7 «Hammer,-
ed havin for-mean Co—partnershlp
will continue I e Boot an ‘ Shoe “Business at the old
Shiimiiiuml‘m 5‘
EBEN‘EZ
AMES
WM. E. BUSTED.
use
¥;a'n‘v. Kerosene
o .
Marcy’s; Gas
out} the. gaame
per gallon‘as Kerosene‘Oil,‘ while this ' same
ti yof oil'will pro'dpcemuchimore. light.
’subscriberis'soleh‘ger‘ififor the 'sale of
“Still? 3
V
w.-o.--'s.'r
1’"-
T‘ TIE?)
Firs;
,sTnE" ; ET '
I
Néw Fancy Store.
188 S. A. BEERS has taken the store next door
to Raymond’s Furniture Store, Main Street,
shape of
eta, undeve hing usual-
kept in a first-class Thread and Nee e Store. La-
, _ , , ,entrmaas‘to order. Ma-
hing, lire. ’- Ashore of the‘public panopggg
is this" day
WEBB a co.
D CT .
ER cmssnv,
13. ans
1
8t‘5
sure remedy. For sale by
100
ofPenusylvania and that
situatedJ
thereon standing.
of heirs ,,of
Sohtlg‘er
ibouuded North by David M
ecense‘d; 'nd
ert Camél‘bn; ‘
tortfip£fi§£l
M t tt . 5
fificor‘ging otl1 .3
an
.22.-
Iome public news
isolate lies.
weeks before said time anal
2401, I357. I
Egyfg'gafigia “M.-
. Ila 'rt'of obi
h t'I‘liimtglcllltvr-eof
. , , . .
.tdétefclnnitoflsunnm: -
:seidt uwlnbe'tdq,
Eindébgd?‘ amniotic
idiate' u out to’
gets
. ' .219; FT}
Fun.
- 3120...”)
:‘m’z-a ~-
7,‘
' their claims for settlement..t
said time.
3 mediate pay
‘ Std
'Dlstrlclo
' 15gb A
1"d
. rig?
l their c aims for sett
-. >-
ement.
c
ate payment to
t, L. {F
l"
we. r:
pneumonia
E
of an undivided interest viz :—
art of the following described Real Estate
in said Norwalk.t_o wit, one tract of ion
1: acres mor§oflesfl ith the buildings
and bounded"
unsubfllay Its-53,8
forenuou'rand that notice "Igor
1’ng
l or i IEWILLIA’M ADaOTT
E l Norwslk. in said District. «and
‘ The Court of Probate for the
present their accounts. prop
1?
'93
H
.gr,
tfifl arr s
l ficflgfi‘gfli’rw" :- ,
3 h: 3&3de 'd “11% $10210 Disézi‘figf‘ Wistpofi
3.; 7, ,., Axp on t'm emu:
.CE. ,orsolmld "t, .' ,
armada ‘ » - at. “ m“ at.
'ettlemgt.
‘ present theirncconntalp Hy
time, will be debarred a recovery.
W‘Ji‘ifidlfi ,
te enceandeducatiou .of.,s,-.tr .
I ha ' . ' j.. .
i , _ th .
eras: 6' a there is‘Jtist"
d reasonable cause for selling the same.
fore pra s the Court to ordersaid Real Estate to be
S to empower him-,orsomo other meet per- mp 01
I011: Orgauah'o
pepefliearahn.
thi'eé' t’v‘eék‘s ancient el'y,‘
: e eat their accounts roperly attested within
‘pH brief-mes... is '
r1 re ii a
Chilblains and I'rosted Feet.
MPSON‘S VETO for the 'ctiré‘ "orcmmmns, a.
mo n. M. r139
WITT' .‘ .
'-‘ltr
To the Probate Court, for the District Qf Nor-
lk: 'ri‘.-«:\l-
' E application'of SILAS PaeTUTTLE, of Nor-
walk, in said District, res ectfully showeth
That heisiawfui Guardian to our: W. Burs. a
Mino‘tfn'nder the‘nge of twcnt -one years, residing
in Millvietv. in the County of ulllvau, in the State
said Minor ls‘theowner.
The undivid’cd Cheri .
ortherly by land
David A. Smith. deceased. Easterly,
hull Westerly, by highway. Also one at ~
3 er ti-aét of‘lh’nd‘in quantify seven acres more or less
Flllow. East by James
vi: and heir: of, Rob-
an by “Emmy.
And he further says, That the estate is at present
unproductive ; that the avail: thereof are wanted.
‘ We are receivi.
HE CO-partnersbip heretofore existing
under the name and firm of FINNEY
BROTllEliSiSllllSdny dissolved by mutual
consent. All uccountsoftbc latc firm Will
ly F. F. Finney.
GEORGE L. FINNEY.
FREDERICK S. FINNEY
Norwalk, July 3d. 1866. 31
Notice.
Ll. pore-nus ‘.mvilw lllell'iLl accounts
A with the lulu i1; moi EINNEY BROTH-
urns, are requpst‘ed to ,call and settle the
slime wm. Inc nn'l‘nediatcly, at our old stand
No. 3, James' Block, where I shall continue
the business of the, late Eillpey, Brothers, in
dispensing withe public“- “-"-‘ i 4..
Choice Family Groceries,
as cheap as can be obtained anywhere in
town. Thankful for the liberal patronage
and many favors bestowed upon us during
the past year, I trust for a. continuance of the
some. FREDERICK F. FINNEY.
Norwalk, July 61h, 1866. , .
ibbnrruan FURNITURE
AT Tun
FURNITURE‘WAREHO‘USE.
, NEAR THE crank sun or MAIN ST.
Tlie'sftbscriber has the largest assortment
of- Household Fumliureinthis County, con-
sisting OfCh‘amber suits of all kindaBtIreaus,
Sofas Lounges. Tete-a-Tctes, Card Tables,
Marble top pier Tables, Centre Tables, Ex-i
tension Tables, Qllairsyaud Rockers oi-all
varieties;
Looking Glassesy Picture
Frames, and everything else in the Fur-
nltnrcliuc,‘ , ._ ’ - »
Cheap For Cash !
REPAIRING promptly done by expo:
rieuccd. workmen,
Emwomoiuuoaotoo-rutnonhip ,..
be adjusted l
0
~
8
'.
Undertaking,
A large assortment ofCOFFINS,of the best
materials constantlyeuhand, Shrouds,cnr~
riagcs, Hearse, and everythingnecessary : for
the‘bnrial of the dead, furnished cheaper
than can be obtained elsewhere.
A new and elegant conch body Heagse.
drawn by two horses, has just been receivetl
. ELBERT RAYMOND.
BEMIS’
Double root-Power Pump.
J’awnted'AugsiWI 1864126-muedJan. 1, 1860
The best recommendation for labor-saving machines
in this age of inventions is tgt they prove well.
This machine umps 11-0 10 to 32 gallons per
minute they arcs mple,duiabl .. firkgve _y_,e§sy, and
sometime-cue. mum: '.lhe . »
able to con e, ru t. or in any w! _
pleasant flavor ; and can-be repaire at a trifling ex-
pense. Samples of this Pump can be seen at the fol-
lmvin places; South Norwalk PlaningMill; near
the otel in ,Westport; at E. vBeymondL
Cranberry‘i‘lain,and at Cyrus Mor an’e North ilton
Manufactured and sold by Z. M. , MSTOCK, South
Norwalk. All‘orderI'infmptly-i attended to when
accom anied by the dep h of the well. measuring
fromtgeplntform‘down.’ . .1. ., , , . _ -
’ " ‘ ~TESTIMONIALS.
.; In re rd to Bemls‘ Pump, Icangsay than; an ex-
cellent mp, works easy, does not freeze, or get
out ofrepair. and are very-durable, I had a ood
force pump taken out and one of his put in ; w ere
an one has a lar e stock to water the are almost
indispensable. g. FARNSWORTH, ewbnrg, Vt.
- The chis' Pump i’s'a goodPump' ; I have one that
was made three years ago. it works well. I can
um for thirty head of cattle, what water they want
us. ay. lumen minutes, ‘.‘I have .triedfour or five
kinds and the Bemis Pam is the best I ever used.
3m50 ABNER OWLAND, Lynden, Vt.
Glorious News.
FLOUR, FEED,
SUGAR, MOLASSES,
BUTTER, TEAS,
ROCK SALT, &c.. cheaper than ever
swaths pew manly-9f
. 630‘s: ~R- PE“ is: ,
at greatly reduced prices. D_OTY & MOREHOUSE.
BRADBURY’S
. - 8 UPERIOR ,
e Piano-Fortes.
-. r,
.3.
...
9
nihilism
1"“
’h
Voluntary Testimonials.
"They assess inrthe my)“; Doors: all- the es-
sentials o ‘ a Perfect Piano Ibrte.“-—- M. MAsON.
“ anunr’s New Scale Piano Fortes I have ex-
amined with great care. They nre‘eery superior
instrumentr.’ —-Go'rTsouAr.Ir.- ‘ , -
‘.‘Imdmire them lathe highest degree."-—Gr:onen
W. Monesn. . ‘
. “Bm' nunv’s‘PrANos wereus'ed at the “Convent of
the- Seeredtflehrt,"lu company with ten others.
' Their‘wperior exude/lance was may provenfit—‘W. -
~ BmeE.--~. , . -
1— “ They are‘thcfi'esl Square Piano Fortes I have cv- .
er played upcnl‘w-HARBY Swanson." ‘ ‘ ‘
“Aftermytrials. I find them superior to all of]:
cra.”~—Cmuus FBAD EL. , . .
. Robert Bonner .Esq., of the N. Y. Ledger, thus
writes to the Ledger of January 13th, 1866 : “We
bou‘ghtzone of-annrmr‘s instruments last spring,
had after using it for several months. and hearing
the opinions of some of the best judges in this city—-
one who have tried it—we are confident no better
lane could be made." -
9-” an accent animent to the voice, Ihave rarely
met their aqua ."-—BAserI.
, “In every particular, as to tone, touch andpo
they are perineum—Roam HELLER. .
‘Plconsiderthemiequal to ant/=1 have so
NaPATTISOl‘u.’ . ' .
. William B. Bradbury,
' "427..Broomc Street, N. Y.
S Allelic 1,1,; W. SMITHS’
EAMEBICAN- ORGANS.
r759“,
't'
tags 06 t it
Be there-
0. .-.,r...:... .. I“
provide SlLAS P. TUTTLE. Guardian.
Dated Jan. 26th,18§i’i.. . ,., ...,, ,, .
.r‘irli " ruin, iii.- .‘
District ofiq’orwaIL-J’robala Court. as. January
. ‘n'n' ' ‘ titg’éfol‘ioin application be heard
0 and determined at, the 0 ate Office in Nor-
walk. on, the, 6th day. of A, “13.31893; at 9 o‘clock,
published in l
where each
i‘
.7
ho" né‘léct' tb‘
We Inna: ‘
Adminiltntrlx.
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1‘
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a
date
[bit
713
erly attested. within
will be debarred a recovery. All persons
indebted to said Estateggieqlcstedm make im-
mean . .
THOMAS B. BUTLER, Administrator.
erections Mm
TATE 'otnARRIETT A. ABdBOT'l‘, late of
' - .. In“. . , . »
ct
-. ‘. fr
at . ,
""12: fl" “fr‘w‘ll
a se w on
ell-yr ruminating? ;
wima‘kns'lrm
os. B.BI_JTLE a. .
I ,. .i In
1 ' a ‘
District of li’cstporl. ss.'P4robate Court, January-
. iHul'fllé {iv-PI: Salli
“who
said
t All persons in-
Administratdr.
Nomiinofialy .
me, all persons ,are
an .H -,:
back ‘0 YQur supercargo."
:‘,..
No. 25 Railroad Exchan , Court S uare
Bostonqfig. _ g9 . q .' 'r.
200 '
9- so ovum-A9 & cars.
; sumac-Ii) nae-.-
hercon , mm
.15: _.:. ‘H-iri L145)
.r
'.
"office.
(Inausum’iiowor,
formerly Caroline rton. havin run awn. horn
my ,fqrbi herbs or
trusting her classic: Isl-Swill — '05 ' M
n
J0 30 ER.
-\.’ J '-
at least six - nd
' ed.
' - '~ ' r.
w ‘..-microsur-Diffusers—asks
-, .mo. Cry .1151. T4 ‘.‘MIIIIUIITII-JI.
Diétrm of Norwam, as. Probate Court, January
STERHEN~ . 8..“ subdue,
hfit‘dflfl? ‘ "‘7' ,""_,
to rEthbDlh’u‘lét‘ofiNorwelk,
:bimnbnthi; new 1hr he. -
an»... to.- exhibit.
h div
Eu ”€38.1le
- 1 u. .
. leash. hm
- lThCISoiMa richlan
u'L ,l ‘:
ih ' YBEAL
e fiflleie‘oul
G‘SOUND ‘.BO
0 awnings bihh anthem-me in t
' ‘Bouu'lr'ii has =8 Pi-
. SM
gggsrfomss new .
one 6 (id ,ve, , , abd‘resonance of tone) and
without ‘whic the an becomes ‘merel a Melbdeé
,ou man 33““ cm. - The. Client, rgansh'got-
alarms summit. or Sound 130x, . at .. ve
gfis. he“) 1.1 Bellows giving power and great,
stead tiers on '-»' Th -with‘their extreme tine,
{voicin ..of.the"
l a".
.0
'sh
\. -'l
f—themt'ln ‘
he: surgfimtmz. ‘
3.:rv-9'IIHEL1 ‘MEHI’GA‘N o _
OrOrganlstl Parlor Companion."
, ' ,' _, Mendioireoelptofumu- r ..
.Were‘roomeend.lhih6t '
olthanifismm.
i
museum . '
EARTII AND Faun LAND. .inj-a'mild anal,
EGAN.“ '
l
.f..'l%tirty gulls,- soulletgf Phil»
11. cu err 11 8. ~
_mo‘r.°;:‘M"d‘."fiy‘.‘9‘ ' . "mi
dtwmufivvatymg. . from In
.I Immutable for. _ t.enu.'Com
Wilda
eardrum b penetration“
:ftommafzfll’aWI’aishesa manic" cs.
; mencepwats. ._ inland.“ ulrea one ofthe
law Melanoma caulk-cad;
* efliirbtirfltom‘reonfimngiof’flfty d
lleud. inlaid unannou- generalsystemuor improve:
:meuts. The lamina only sold to actual new-With,
provision for publie’adornnien ,The lace. on ac-
eelfifllfliwidutfb Zlex'
5 es. has‘beeomeltheiruort affirm/c offend-i1: has
‘ creased five thousand people w thin the past; three
years. Churches, Storeh.§chools. Academies. So~
Eciati‘es of‘ Art and'Learniug.-'und-orher elements .of
3 refinement and :culture‘bavc been‘ introduced z-Eun-
dreda of people are constantly. ,seltling. , Hundred s,
of new houses are bein' constructed. Price of
Farm Land, twentypc ,gts antigupwardr, $25 per
acre. Five and ten acreund Village lots for.sale.
Fruits and Hegetables‘; ripen» earlier in this dis-
' trlct than in- anyotherloca
~Im raved pl ces female. .
r. eninge tonsil kinds of Intslness, Lumber-Kurds ,
- Mehfubtoim‘s.Foutidrles. Stores and the like ; ant
‘ Steam Power, with;room can be rented. . , .
.‘iFor persons who desirc'mild winters, a healthful
climate, and Ir good son. ’u a country 'bcnutlfull
. lmprovcd.ahounulng in fruits. and possessing a l
. other social privileges, in the heart of civilization.
it is worthy of a visit. . _, .
Letters answeredwndui he Vmelaud Rural.a pa-
per givin full information, and containing report
of Solon obioson, sent to applicants.
"-ZAddress‘CRASL' K. LANDIS, Vin
Landis Township. New Jersey. , .
From 7" or! o Solon Robinson. Agricultural
Editoro the.» dune .- ”It #9?“ of the moat ea;-
lemive crtile tracts. in. an almost level position
and cutiablc~coyrdiqion..tof leasanl-P/arm 12% that
we kilowof "tissue of the extent rairies.
3111333.; .7! _
HELSEA‘Cookiu Stove sold lg . -.
l . - c. Cilia-'Kz-LIJCKWOOD c033
' Hlfi a. .
‘slblcs prices. . ,
, Nor-filing, 01.. May lot, 1860'.
mne‘rii- _
impart an un- -
: WINES AND B
”KNOWN-l ,'3 .
gr B
M
‘II.
..
Tum" ont‘iipposlté‘ -
V" : ' 4.5541;
cmfiveCough Balsam,
Fall I ads: emblem.-. bluish, not .
minimalitwil‘andreaavmeyfmogn Dr:
Dre
’..‘tatvs..""'Ths .
is nnre‘miles' 6f; , , , 1;...
:count of.ltl«gre'at:belmywu'}vell{amt}! erfadvlmta. . -- t“
ity north ofNorfolk,Va. ‘ I» ~
elfmd P. ‘0” ‘
'.....
Marble ' Works 1
Norwalk, Conn.
THE subscriber, formerly of the firm 01
E. Price & Son, havln taken the cash? of
the above MARBLE STABLIS M NT
in Phoenix Block, (near the Pottery works of
Asa E. Smith & Sons.) is now prepared to
furnish every description of
Italian and American
MA BBLE, GRAN l'l'E.
Drab, or Brown Stone,
MONUMENTS,
SLABS, TABLETS, HINKIS, «EU.
As Well as
in general, and ‘i‘uranhed at the lowest pos-
CI'INETERY FENCING, llmN RAILINO
&c., furnished and put up u snot-t notice and
on very l'avmable terms.
Representing an entitlilislt‘imallt“ the oldest
'and best. knov‘m of any in Western Connec-
ticut, the subscriber feel-I that it s reputdtion
for 'aitistlc, excellence ”stud lmnorable dealing
is already tee well established to need com-
],meudation. Address _
‘ 1' ‘ ' ‘ E. B. PR10E,Agent.'
1y82
Third Avenue Savings Bank.
Corner ofthird-Avenue and 26th St., N. Y.
CHARTER 1864.
Present Amount of Deposits, 2,300,000.
3ALL dep05it‘smade on orbefqre the » 20th
- . ofOctb‘ber, January, April and July wxll
enumeration. the lat of. these ;.m.9n'th5-
BANK'OPEN daily from 10's.. m., t0‘;3
. m.,: and son. Monday:.e;Wednesday~ and
lSaturday.Evenings. frame to 8 p. m.
SIX-"Pun 10m interest allowed (free from
Government Tax) on all sums from $1 to
l 000.
s ‘ - SPENCER K. GREEN, President.
RICHARD KELLEY, Secretary. 1y8
”firmness sow.
Til-e &L1feInsurance Brokers,
392 Eighth Avenue, and” 67. Wall St, N- Y.
'5SOUTHERN} LANDS.—.—Great - induce-
ments ofl’er'e‘d'rto Settlers, in Tracts of 50 to
5,000 Acres}; All orders left at the residence
' of-J.‘H.1Jehnin'g‘s,or'at the Post Offlce,Soutb
Nor-walk will receive prompt attention. tf21
J. II. JENNINGS. s. )3. JENNINGS.
CITIZEN S’ SAVINGS BANK of the City
of New York, No.58 Bowery, Corner
of Canal St, ’ Sham CENT INTEREST PAID,
(free LfromfGO'v‘érnmeut . tax) On_ all Bum
from maximum , Baum Inter-
est-commences: on: .depoeitsnn the is: of
Jaunary,>-‘A ril, Julyjand October, and is
payable in anuary'and July. Bank open
every day for thmception and payment of
money,,10 to 3 o'clOCk, and also on Monday,
Wednesday, and Friday-eveningsfrom 5' to
7 o'clock. Bank books in German, French,
and English. GEO. FOLSOM, President.
Summon A. Button, Secretary. 1y25
cnnurossm
7.2"Tii'flall’d :fmm; ' .
REA 1T BRITAIN—1 : _, '-&- IRELAND:
‘ " TAPSCOTT BROTHERS & CO.’S .
Emigration (ind "Exchange Qficr.
86 South Street & 28 Broadway, New York.
DRAFTSon En land, Ireland, Scotland
and-Wales. - apscott’s favorite line of
LIVERPOOLPACKETS , sails eve three
daya.‘~ X Linei'offiLONDON PA BEETS
sails every ten days, also by Steamship, sail-
ing weekly; Parties wishing to send for
their friends, or remit money to the Old
Country, can do so ,at the lowest rates,
by applying to _ H. B. GLOVER, ‘
Savings Bank, Newtown. Fairfleld County
Connecticut. ' 1y8
Metropolitan Savings Bank,
NC. 1 Tami) AVENUE,
(Opposite the Cooper. Institute.) _. . NEW-YORK,
INCORPORATED-3.114853 hyact of Legis-
laturéfo' fo‘lggeping ot_.Inoney'. Six
per centiinteres ,allow‘e‘d‘z:7on‘ deposits, com-
mencing ‘nariei'ly iul. .Octbber, January,
April and nly.j; Bank open daily, from 9 to
2 O'clock, and Monday, _ Wednesday and
Saturday, ' , [0.7. o‘clock, P.‘ M.
AC vTi'SMITH. Pres't.
1y30 W. ..,l§A-RNES, Sec'y. ,
EVERYBODY WONDERS,
no w FIE-13 1 ' NTs, CAN-GO 'ASFAR
_ ~-=”As”~Az DOLLAR.
Such people must gO'to‘ the great Grocery Store or
T. R. AGNEW.
Nos. .060 and 26‘! GREENWICB STREET, cur'. Mur-
, ray, New York,
and see the piles of Sugar and the stacks of Tea. be-
sides shot the other Eetables in the way of Flour,
Hams. Shoulders, Cheese. Butter Lard. Syrup, Rais-
ins. Currants etc. besides Candles, Soup, Starch etc.
“impelled."- . ,, ., ‘. .. .
CHEAPERTH-AN ANY OTHER STORE IN THE
WORLD.
Wholesale and Retail Cash Grocer House.
. RANDIES FOR it EDICAL USE.
WCut this out and bring it along._fi
Hm
ANTED,in,excbangc lorgoods at our
Storc,,Geese, Turkey and Hen Feath-
ers, Old -lron,-"Brass,-Copper, Zinc, Lead,
- Pewter, Beeswax and Bags, for thewhich-we
est market price:
K. LOCKWOODida 00.
ON TON COFFEE POT, every lover oi
_ good coilee' should have one, sold by
’ " C.‘& E. K. LOCKWOODds CO.
URNING FLUID in 31.25 ope!“ gallon,
also Lamps for the, same, at.
f " ; C. &.’E.’ K.’LOCKjWOOD lb CO.
“LL kinds of Fruits, Foreign and Domes
tic, Green, Dried and in Cans at
, . : >. - HOLMES'S.
will a the hi b
9 feed.
B
. {rdTSnfid $3033,“ eiy , _jdescription
”cheap at, s. ,E. OLMsTEA a: loos.
a»... mode - warns
1 .
“““PRICE, 2: AND to ours PER BOTTLE.
The Best,,l!huput, all ITEM Renoir for
Couch-{Collin as: the World has ever produced.
P-nlv VII-W. , .mmnl new. in”... .. . .. ,.
. fierrhéil’QIEmmomllflm: -
_ The. Con-Irv: Bun-I
"a Warrented, if used no-
éordln 3, “unwary.
"173' n . ‘. ‘9“! l,
cold-reramhoo In '
‘cdu h Aalhmn‘pn a!
' Throat-end
(111!
' ’.. ..‘. . l 1 >
: climb. Zadan rorter’r
Balsam turban“ VIOI-
can: Explorers", pro-
.‘ ', ,.' It would
scientific- , mom I eon-
bimrlon of the but remo- .
din-the vegetable kingdom
' storm. . . ; - .
tub tendinitis-Inle- are
Dinah enli- powder 2:: enlist
the. e . Ill v rouo
clnflafiyof the fll’ilooti
. through the Lungs.
747’”??? I l-t‘. 4
,
$1
§§ it enliven the muscle.
Ni and min- the skin to per-
Ni- rot-mine duties-oi regula-
§=\:‘\\ . , .2111: the bulletins system
EN?“ . . and In gently thro _ o
N ‘3: -. » the when substance I'll
VT \ ‘ ih._llll'Mii of the body,
\\\ . ,[l loosen: the phlegm, in-
§5 ‘ .r- dues. free npiuinrmnd will.
. \ ‘ bribnnd very agreeable to
ithe'tute. It is not a vio- ,
, lent remedy.but emollient,
warming, searching and efl'eetive; can be taken by lbs
01 e crooner on parohlld. ,. ..
31:“; an.» {:6vefllo'jlll‘hi,do'ilfl.flll to.
. a
, _ cm '
. a:
when?” on” I! "MCI,
Ti , , .nlm‘ths lmllmfrlflfl’! nan, lusting .
u
The timely use are 25 cent bottle will often prove lo
1?.
Sold by all Dru-fine.
-, mt avcm-rwrbm so
”.93.
p"lt"iliifl\‘(‘lllf‘fif ‘for‘h as
be worth one hundred times it: cost.
'flantles and Purniture Slabs ,
fit—)NVEYA—NCES‘.
Noam“...
Horse Railway.
wriréil—A'rringément.
i Lea vs
1 So. Nora-am.
Laure .Vorwalk.
5 40 A. M.. N. Yorleundays ; 0 00 A. M.
h 25 “ " (Mondays)
7 26 " " ii 45 A. )1.
8 3‘} New Haven. 7 40 “
u 22 “ New Haven lix. 1 s 58 c
10 00 " No Train. 0 ll! “
10 3.8: ‘ New York Ex. 10 ll; "
11 00 " NewYork ll 00 "
13 00 M , No Train. ll 19 “
1 11 1'. 11., New Haven. 12 20 i‘ M.
1 35. " New Haven Ex. 1 ill “
‘2 90 No Train. , l 5': u
2 5‘2 fiow Ylfiflg 15x. 8: 2 31-": "
orwa cclnl. 1: 152 “
3 45 “ No Train p 4 05 "
4 2-1 ‘ New Haven Ex. 4 1M “
5 19 - New York Ex. 5 30 "
5 22 " New Haven. 5 5‘2 ”
5 59 “ New York 0 1’: “
6 It ~ New Haven. ii :15 “
o I; " {$0 Train. 1 '7 1'7 '
7 “ l orwalk S ccial. 1‘ 3 "
8 00 “ No Train. p F S 25 “
s 47 .. New York Ex. i a 0: u
L . 9 20 “ New Haven Ex. 1 ‘l 40 -'
EDWIN LO ~
Dec. 10th,1&66. CKWOOD‘ 3"“ “
Winter Arrangement.
‘2: “F
The New, Fast Steamboa
NELLY WHITE
CAPT. s. w. MONK,
Will leave NEW YORKJ’ier 37,
From feet of Market Street, every
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
Afternoons at '2 o‘clock. -
LEAVE :NORWALK, every
Monday, Wednesday and Friday,
At 7.45 a. m., on the arrival of the R. R. Trains.
Passage 750th. Excursion Tickets $1.
Em'ght > taken at Summer Rates.
WFreight taken for all Stations on the Danbury
Railroad,aud delivered from
of our? e. f b‘ l
9’ persons are or id trust the em 10 cos
of this boat on account of the ownetl‘lsg. p y
I n.
Danbury "a. Norwalk 8
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing December 10th, 1566.
DAILY ,1 TRAINS.
Leave Danbury for South. Norwalk.
At 6.80 a. m., 4.15 p. m., Freight Train at 3.16 p. 111.
Leave Scull Nor-wall: for Danbury.
At 9.00 a. m., 11 a. m., 6.88 p. m.
Leave Norwalk Bridge for South A’orwall'.
At 7.34 a.m.. 6.28 p.m., 6.00 p. In.
- JOHN W. BACON, Sup‘t.
x. 2. are. n. nmnonn.
l
535“
1866.‘ IVINTER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing December 10tli,1866.
Traintfro'm New Harenfor New York.
Accou -—At 5.30, 6. 30. and 10 00 a. m., 5.00 . In.
Emma-At 945a. m., stopping at BIIdgeport,
Norwalk and Stamford. Al: 2.05 p, m., (in connec-
tion with 1': rear train from Elston, via Sprin old
stopp at ridgegort. Nor-walk and Stemfo 8.00
p. In.- I oppingat ridgeport,Norwallr and Stamford
' At Lao p In ,. in connection with Shore Line
fgoflslton. stoppingat Bridgeport, Norwalkand Stam-
i861.
The 5.00 p. m., Train receives pas-en rs from the
Hartford and New Haven Railroad at ew Haven.
The 6.30 a. m., and 4.80 p. m., trains receive pu-
ae‘lilgers from the Danbury Railroad at Nurwalk.
e 9 453. m., trains receive a-seugerl won the
Hartford 1qu 916, Canal en New London Raf}-
roeds, at. ew van, and from the Neugatnck Rel ~
road at Bridgeport. '
Att $1.15 a. m.. Passenger Mail This, Mondays ex-
ce 9 .
":an TBAmI leave Nomlk at 6.00 a. m., and
8.25 p. m.. for New York.
Trains leave Normal}; for New York.
At8 20 x.) 6.00. 6.45 7.46, 10.68 .) 11.19 a. m.,
sis .) 8.25, 5.89 (k z.) 6.17, and .07 (Ex.)p. m.
Minsfrm A‘cw York for New Haven,
Aswan—At 7.00. 11.30 a. m., 3.45 and 4.30 . m.,.
Emacs Trmspat 8.00 a. m., 8.00 ands. . m.
for Boston; via New haven. Bartl’ordfi ringflsl and
stopping at Stamford, Norwalk and Bri on.
At12 15 and 8.00 . m., for Boston, via .6er Lon-
don, Stonington an Providence.
m., and 8.00 p.‘m., Trains connect
roads. .
SPECIAL Tu'AIN leaves Stamford at 6.30 a. m., for
New Haven.
Leave Norwallc for New Haven.
At 6.50.4168. 9.42 (6):.) a. m.; 1.81, 1.57 x. 4.44 Ex.
5.53.636 and 9.40 (EL) p. m. (E ) ( )
See large bill of advertisement at the Station
Houses and Hotels. . ,
Supt’s Office, 4th Ave. and 27th St., ew York.
Ase‘t Snp‘t‘s Office, Station House, ew Haven.
JAMES H. HOYT, Sup’t.
Bartram’s livery
S '1' LA. 3 IL- :I-fl .'
librmerly Step/remain
The subscriber having taken the stables formerl
owned by D. Stephenson, in the rear of the No '
Hotel, and restocked the same with new and superi-
or Horses and Vehicles, is prepared to let the same,
either single or double. with or without drivers. on
call. Funerals, parties, etc., supplied with Each
and Stages. at short notice. Carriages to and from
all trains. etc. Thosein want of good teams will do
well to call. D. S. .
WESTERN HOTEL, _
Nos. 9, 11, 13, 17, Courtiand St.
Near Broadway, New York City.
HIS old established and favorite resort of the bus
slness Community has been recently refitted,and
is complete In everything that can minister to the
comforts of its patrons. Ladies and Familes are es-
pecially and carefully rovided for.
Itis centrally locate in the business part of the
city, and is contiguous to the principal lines of
steamboats,‘ cars. omnibusses, ferries, &c.
The table is ampl supplied with all the luxuries of
season, and is equu to, that ofany other hotel in the
country.
Ample accommodations are offered for upward of
400 guests. . ’
Do not believe runners. hackmen and others who
may say “ the Western Hotel In full.”
D. D. WICHESTER, Proprietor.
THOS. D. WINCHESTER.
Best and Cheapest Insuring?!
THE ORIGINAL
Travellers Insurance Co...
or HARTFORD, CONN,
INBUBIS AGAINST
All Accidents l '
ALso Learner
Loss of Life from Any Cause,
Whether Disease or Accident,
With compensation for Personal Injuries!
Paid up Capital, $500,000,
With a Surplus of $200,000.
LITE and ACCIDENT Policies (combined) insure
against loss ol life from any cause, whether disease
or accident. with compensation fordlsabling erron-
al injuries. All approvad forms of Life alleles
written.elther with or without compensation,as the
applicant prefers. Rates of premium very low. The
combined policy, it. is believed, ofl'ers the best and
cheapest insurance extant.
General Accident Policies insure against all cat-u.
alties except disease. pa ing any sum fro. 81,000
to $10 000 in case of fa accident, or 6 to $50 per
week for disabling injuries. and cost. but a triflm
sum.- Over SEVEN'i‘Y-FIVE THOUSAND POL
DIES have been written within two years by the
'i‘mvunns or Harman, and time thousand flu
hundred losseapaid.
$193,000 for Less than $1,040,
was realized to the families of sixty policy-holders
. who lost. their Altves by accident within the past
twoyears. . . , ,.
I. General Accident Policies written b the Com-
au ‘5 Agents without delay. NoMedl examina-
tion reqmred. Life Policies or combined Life‘snd,
Accident Policies are all written at the Home Office.
. ‘ . J. G. BATTERSON, Pres’t.
RODNEY DENNI
8. Sec’y. . . .
5mm ' GEO. R. COWLBS, Agent, Norwlilk, Conn‘,
The Colton Dental Assocratlou
ORIGINATED THE USE OF THE
NitrOus Oxide
For'the painless and pleasant extraction of Teeth.
We have» given the Gas since May, 1803, to over 16,- '
OOOpntiente without a failure or accident. We use
200 allons per day, and it is always fresh - an~ earm-
tla consideration. Nearly every Physician in the
city recommends patients to us. and they come for
a Circuit of. 300 and 400 miles. can To HEADQUAR-
Tnus. Price $2.00 for first tooth. and $1.00 for. each ,
subse neut Tooth drawn at the same tune. OFFICE
19 and 20 Coorsn Insurer-1:, New York.
(“1 RAIN 0' all kiwi", by the load (.1
If qtmnmy, at right prices, at
S. E. ULMS'I‘EaDT t‘U'S.
less
“ms'r [RUN stints. new style, with
J drainer for disheauat .
0. ct. E. K. LOCKWOUJ) N. (N).
(A Hill) SERVANTS lmnlalttjli
I ~ 3. ‘1‘. want)
' corms COOK sl‘ntLE, sold t,
u, N E K. LUCKWUI'H) a to
RNA]. nun}; «It by - H h
r:
" IENWIsuiNTfiIcmNE pill; ‘...l; !
A $2.50,at i
~ - n K. Locuwoou a 00's. l
.6 E). K. Li_il_lWUUD at (.‘U, ‘
C. &
the Boat to the cars free
e 8.00 .
with Naugaguck Hematonic and New London Rall-
, {ix/man‘s- .lt'm ”flinch
-l737w.‘“&"B. possess.
Mll)DLE’i‘OWN. CONN.
A Dunstan wapnonsn
87 John Street, N. 2.
Manufacturer of the celebrated Patent
Revolving Stand Premium Pump,
Patent Yard Pumps, Deep Well PumpaPal-
out Double and Single Acting Suction and
Force Pumpsoi various styles and capacity
both hand and power. ,
PATENT STEAM PUMPS.
PATENT PREMIUM
HYDYAUHO ms.
GALVANIZED
P U M: P o H A I N .
Chain Wheels and Fixtures.
PATENT CAST most cases.
CAST IRON SPOUTS,
for Wooden Curbs, Iron Well Wheels lul-
provml Premium, 1
ammo
finnf assassins.
Ornamental Iron Horse Posts, Grindstoue
"ramming? Fgcuon dRollils and Stands
n ma uttsau i '
&c.,&%. . 611133 ages. Washers,
Nor-walk Machine Shop.
THE subscriber would respectfully inform
Manufacturers and others using machlr
nery,inlNorwalk and vicinity, that he is pre-
pared to do all things pertaining to a gener-
al machine shop. All orders for the making
or reparlng Ol'every description .of machi
nery, attended to with promptnessby expe-
rienced workmen. Having, added a steam
Engine, (to addition to water-power) to his
works he flutters himself that he is well . pre-
pared to do all kinds of work at ver‘y‘ Short
notice. _ ISAAC cubaon, Jr.
. Machine shop, just. back ot'the Post Oflce
and Horse Railway Building.
Norwalk, Marchlst, 1865. ' 'll
mourn-Alan a. sore,
CABINET MAKERS, &c
RE new prepared to Oder to thepublit-
the largest and best assortment of '
Goodruruiture, ,
comprisin every article usually keptin s
Furniture tore, ever offered in Norwalk
which will besOld '
.41 THE VERY LOWEST PRICES.
Our customers and the public enerally Who
want anything we keep. will d it» to their
interest to £11“ use cell. Spring Mattresses
of. 8 or 4 ' erent kinda, very cheap. .Hair
Mattresses, made to order, and old o'ne's made
over as good as new. , '
We keep on” hand'a' very iargei'auortm’eht of
Collins of every demription, furnish shrouds,
scarfs, carriages, and everything neon-erg
for the interment of the dead, and at very
low prices. We are j ust completing another
splendid Hearse, which will give as two
Hearses equal. to any in the Slate, whichme
. shall-use whenever our services are required
without extra chaage. ' , . r
- 1‘ E. QUINTARD & SONS."
swans s mas--
Forts-Am -- -- ,
. an the ions was: or the late.
Store of- John AIIWeeli', to: the
corner, are cites-edibl- Sula. An ,
plyto A. n. DYINGIOE
'.llhe 001111.01“! Wm: *- .
EW edition, containing the pow‘erlFaD’d
duties of Selectmen,..Justicee of ‘the
Peace, Constables .&c, to ether with ,many
useful legal forms, &c.' or Sale by ,
A. SELLECK; ‘
- WILLIAM B. - swan,
SADDLEB, 5r” HARNESS WEE
ADJOINING Danbury and Hawaii: B.
R. Depot, Norwalk. Conn.,' keeps cen-
stantly on hand and ’Will make t
ry description of
Harness,iicrse Furniture, Trapping
or Clothing.‘ Also deler’s Hardware and
outfits,'Tru'nl s, Vailses, Carpet Brigade.
All in want of anythingn hialinqwill do
wall tolgive him ace-ll. - _ deraiorvanyglrind
of work promptly executed. Repairingflone
neatly and cl; «ply; and at Short ii'otibe‘, ',
s-rovns, HEATERS, amass,
VER FORTY VARIETIESIlm‘d Sizn‘ of
Cooking Stoves and , ' ;. over thir-
ty varieties and sizes of For or and Duke
Stoves, not excelled in beauty of deals, per-
fection of operation, or variet ,by'any'Ntove
In the State. Manufactures 'n, Sheet, host
and Copper Wares, deals in J appen‘;Bl-mau~
la, Crockery, Wooden, and Silver ..Phned
Wares, Stove Blocking, Coal Hods, Shovels
and Riddles, Brass Kettles ‘Sa ",‘ , ,Ctiftér‘s"
Mutts, BIOOmm‘Bells 'Fi‘re Plot‘s" “Miami
Irons, Sheet Lead, Lead Pipe, FruittJlnl
Fluid and Coal Oil Lamps, Stove ; Castings,
in fact, all that constitutesa Well filled Kitche
en Furnishing Store. Books, describing'prin
ciple and managementof Stove; free.""I~.’a"‘
gest assortmen' of Pumps in the-State; .2135.
at , F. H. NASH‘S. .. .
SouLhANorwulkfil- ., '
eonmrnnnnt
'I‘HE subscriber Is now prepared to offer to
the public, at his Clicking-as good an
assortment of . . -_ . _
Cabinet Furniture .
as can be found in Fair-field County, and at
lower prices, FOR CASH, than tn: same
quality of goods can be obtained It any out.
Establishment. " '
M 1 Tina stgck consists in pan .t
arb e ‘op, xtension, ' ' Card and
Quartette Tables; Boom 3mea’us,
Sofas, Tcte-a—tete Lou _ , Mahog-
any and Cane seat. Chairs ; Gilt -
and ogany Look-
ing Glasses, dc, &c.
COFFIN WAREBOOMS ;'
where may be found a full assortment of Col;
line, which will finished it». the best possible
manner, and atshort. notice.
W A hearse will be furnished when as:
sired. _ A. WOW: ‘
Westport, May 131., 1864; -
0', order “eve »
, , Choice and Selected reed;
‘ lilo
CHESTS of Green ant. Black Tea;
Coffee and Teaswamnted to please in
price and quality they=dei§r super ,'
- ' . AJIOREHO SE:
. EOICE FAMILY .BUTTER,+100
" Packages just receiv‘ed‘énow is the time
to secure Goon Butter it ~ -
, . , .S. E. OLMS’I‘EADtbCO’S;
Oct. 1'6, 1866. . , . ,,
“ HOES of every kind for Ladies and Chil—
dren‘s wear, cheap, at
' ‘_ Sit. Omts'rEADJt Co's.
rrOBACCO of all kinds, at manufacturers
prices, at. HOLMES‘S
ICODEN- WARE m2]: kin .—
ds,sOld;I-‘
C. & E. KLOCKWOOD & CO.
CROCKER‘I, China,'und Glass ‘Wfle
new arrivals every week, at
L‘. & E. K. LOCKWOOI) a CO.
Wedding and V {siting Cards,
Engraved or Printed, at. (hr. GAZETTE Juli
(lFiHut-s Cards. plain and colored. lm sale
Isl l.l. HEADS, nl'lsi‘zes, in any quantity
ltulrtl lilNl Printed in the best style, at the
PASSAGE UER’I‘IFCA'I‘E-S
A241) FOREIGN DRAFTS.
A. ll. vao'rozv N GO, Gazette Oflce
5 Nor-unlit, continue their Agency for the sale
Cl Foreign Drafts, and Passage Certificates.
Tlckels for the '- National" Line of Steamers
and “ Black Star" Line of Pocket: sold a!
the same rates charged at the NOW York of-
flfl. .
Norwalk Chronicler