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NORWALK, CONNECTICUT, TUESDAY, JUNE 30,1868. '
VOLUME Iii—NUMBER 26.
NOEWALK GAZETTE.
“ Home. Again.”
IEALEELAE
Cottage for file.
THE Cottage occupied by the subscriber is ofi'ered
for sale on accommodating terms. The lot is100
WILLIAM ugoous'rooK,
(Successor to Lipton. 3. Co.,)
GRANNIE’S TRUST.
Dear. Granule is with us no longer!
‘ Her hair that was white as the snow,
seconds than the time
made by Lady Thorn
in the previous race. Mountain Boy has since
trotted a mile in harness in a public trial, in
The change from the town to the open
country is gradual. There is a preparation
for the effect of the land-scape. The influ-
Roton which would be a greater attraction
than it now is, if the weather were not so
no loco-d Olden: Pmpor In the flute. 1 v , . , . F01: Sale. , feet front by about 150 deep and the.Cotiage is unsur- . -
LOAL ' COAL ' ' COAL ! ' i ' . lainsohst hishiugd to proviiggt gi§gifithlyezatzlhllila afiigvii‘di’s‘iir'éil.“ fiagienoeh Pfi‘fii‘i’i'i NV?“ ”mm m . , was if": :31: 30mg! barf"?- 2 m. 21y, s.; but it is still doubtful whether ence of nature in restoring mental equilibi-i- often a little too bold to admit of entering
. ; com or a e an enliven i _ ' ' '1. n or y gso an ow: . - . , - _
. Omen IN GAzEr'i'E Emma. AT THE lone located on the enfécrlyeglg? gaggr‘tjhlgiggg fix: HOUSES . T5 1) FARMS Choice Fain“); Groceries, he, undue“ the Bible wide open. . he can draw a wagon, and beat Lady inn, and counteracting the effect of perplex- ithc surf. The points are not numerous
’“uevbe‘wcen “1° “‘3 °“° ' ’ Li) All To tellus the road she had trod, Thorne. “ ' mg and absorbing employment. cannot be where one Would wish to build a home, for
a. n. lune-Iron Jr 00.,
A. H. Brme'rou, J. B. ELLs, G. N. ELLs.
Subscription $2 001)” ear in advance: above, is re sred to furnish the public with a '9" . . , ,
. ,1 d. . F further ar- two first-class houses to let, one furnished houseto dersi ed thank for the llher l t.
Single copies cents. he“? arhicle ogchL, than has ever before been of- :mgg‘iggdii: g‘fiffifiifimfi, .0? p let. A number of small tenements for sale, to suit nfb‘i‘igge hgi-Ietofore ei‘i‘mded to big, late “not She knew not the path of. the stars, . . . . . ,
“ rel-Inc an” . ere no at thelowest possible rates. Also ans. P. TURNEY. pagans of small means—terms liberal-s 1 woon which he was sing-alien we respect it, much 0.- Ni; «118:1; 0; the, panel; wade cycle. existence of any rivalry between Mr. Bonner makes the majority of the population pccu- eh, blooming in the open air through all the
'0 u ' ‘ ' , 08. . 25!! - ‘- ' - th ublicacon nuances) heaam oln h fair oro euas mcou bars" - ' - ' _ ' ' ’ ‘ ' - . I . ' . -
’0‘! mm or I", 1 mm,“ 50 a“ mines, ”'00 WOOD OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS. Norwalk,Juiie 22d 18 m R 3.4300,, sen-m mmhed at short mum. he: be and mm .mhhonho which" ti)» “peril, all But she knew how the wine :1 on adoring and himself, while mdorsmg a challapge ad lianly open to this influence, and, whether seasons; but W," not the skating and sleigh-
P hone mimosa, Lg 18 DAVID B. WEBB. TO RENT. Fruit Trees! -’Frnlt Trees! that maybe betsowed. , s" I; am in the Em long we. addressed to Mr. Bonner by his trainer, to acknowledged or not, the facilities which mg, the donation-parties, sociables, concerts,
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ogafihhoagomonmh “h r 1:123 _ .- 3 HOUSE plodsantly‘situatednon 123%. ihhh AT THE units WILLIAM W. COMSTOCK. She knew how the hm Christmas anthem trot Dexter against Mountain 303'. This drlvmg affords for enjoying it, constitutes lectures and prayer-meetings of a Norwalk
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“a “ oh: ”Er in, Wilt” . 3:3 HOYT & ll AYM ON D, or “33311.31 ergnatgdt 15?," t2; izgaghy Gail? f 3‘;th REX, OAEAIAN Nhnsnnh. a, NORWALK Came down to the Shepherds below. dential, ill'ter. 1? 11:: hasdtranspirild in yiar: one of the strongest claims of this pastime to winter balance the account Wm, Boreas?
Tbs-so “ “ ‘ i - o a ran var e y o The subsc rs ta e ensure a an'nounc u to e ' ' - as is me ca 8 an is even lnCODSlS en 0 u ar avor. ‘- ' ' ' - '
One 011”“? Column, one ”M'- 50-00 Still mmnufimm 1: “u baappnhhfigrpgosghpo: landfill” It public that their stock gf g .Steam Dyeln EstabllShment She had her own “3‘: I remember. p . ' Xp ’ . . . A M B D p . ' California 15 1n general a magnificent
“1'6; 1 " . " .. i g maxim nigger.» iiiZ’rantuSonimlu WEEDS JEWELRY STORE Pruitdi Ornamental Trees Vines the FOOT 0 M15! HILL- ~ For People—whoe’erther mightbe— “‘1‘ “‘9 mam" “n““n‘ng “- S " °n' . — ——— country. thrilling the mind with its wonder- ~
nmn one or . rn- _ i . . . . . _ . . .
g“ intruded Hyper ’cent advance on the above. B ing, and Mwit ,- iding msdg to ord’g: Wiri- 'is unusually larae and of unsurpassed itxcellcncr’a We; ' olmegdfimfl wimPflgi' him whim?!“ 3W3]; When we ”DORE 0f the strangers about I18. . net never “593 1119. horses “1 Public races, be Letters from California. fill features, excmng to those who rush into
early advertisers restricth to the business eon. doi- Funnel, Making goes. «as, of every description ‘ FOR SALE. feel confident h; saying hm we believe hm our-5m l all: Chaim Dyeing mid m 52m"; at: tiililn 13;) ,3 But lately come over the seai took no other notice of the challenge than — its busiuers openings and a pleasant study
ssmplated at the time of. contract, but are permitted made promptly an warranted to ve satisfaction. W0 BUILDING LOTS on Main Street. will be of APPLE TREES particularly to be the Largest and 00 meals whic 'do not rcquirii to held d- also Kid 0f “Laura" and “Lizzie," and “Jamie," ' t ll 0 1 V ' d hi i tt . t' No 1x. , ‘ - .
“g‘fifiwcfi ,ffiffmm‘mmn‘b $333,“ 3.2.9:,“stgggggewlhg we“ °‘ a“ 139' T sold cheap it called fo‘rrfiooh 113“ “1:0 08ft L Best in this Country. We are also positive that we cloves cleaned or d d so as to look uiiiipgst'equsl to And stately old “Essellby Cakes,” 0 “1 0mm“ or": “n 0‘ ‘ ‘3 a c“ ‘On’ _ f0? 0110 who loves new forms In nature. and
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“mall‘s? . Calm one time, I I .\5.00 ' . V ' . ~ _ - FOR SALE. NPI‘PSEIlCS.l hi i i] Tl’ (1 Vi 33331 Norwalk, will recitive 61'6“.th unlenflon. as “My dear, are these friends meetln’-folks 7" hug) at the same time, tilat‘when Mountain California jugt HOW IS attracting a fair fle- empire Shall grow up on ItS shores, subduing
“iii 00‘s“, 0;, hm“ “ 301% Rich Je welry VERY ”Esm?%E,PR?1}ERT¥ ih tiesgcliecregf . well €313.31 tlilelr 33:3 silly—llfrcin‘libettgéavill‘iloii‘r’ ‘ ‘ R“ N‘ PERRY' When our .lohu went away to the city El???“ gull: Bulgasijfl’tf’filfe V2211“ gmé 01' attention from the outside world. its/WHEN” and making it ihe home of teem-
, the villageo cs por . or so 9 0 c 0 ' Nursery on make theirowu se ections. ' ‘ = ' . ' W1 1 g y ac 0W 0 "0 l 11 1 911i 95“ Th ‘1 If f 1 P ifi Rail R inIr mi ions ' But'as it is 'ust now it is-mostl
larriagu and deaths inserted mitoualy. Obitua- AT . - 1 . Eli 1, m Moulton. The w erty con- . N ~ With patrons, whom a l the world know . :3 _ . _ e rapit progress 0 he no c oad a - . J
id him“ “a .1! “he” '1 “um 15 an“ is” GBUMMAN’S JEWELRY STORE $§f§bftb§f$t€lfl§bfllb° ”my “we”? ‘3” a two P. S.—Wc take icnufziigvngggfsmiu BOOTS, BOOTQBOOTS. “be ”be" “‘1 mum'g'e" “Wham!" p retensions 0f superiority to Dexter, which promises soon to bring this isolated coast in- ‘Y #1 Wilderness—having the 1300111110011 01'
'- , sown NORWALK. story house; One sho 14:10, with privilege o lease our hunches, whether demons of purchasing mg, ”Ions, alonggnong, For Grannie this all would not do! have been set up for Mountain Boy, must be to near intimacy with the rest of the Union Connecticut spread over two New Englands
All communications inserted asreadllg matter de-
sign ed to promote private interests, :15 per half and
“a par full column. All unusual cuts and devices
per cent extra. . ..
ALEx. s. GIESON,
Steamboat Dock, South Norwalk.
THE subscriber having reached his old business as
LARGE assortment of Ladies’ and Gents’ fine
Gold and Silver Watches, Plated and Solid Gold
and Silver Chains. Ladies’ and Gents’ Finger Rings,
Solid Gold Seal Rings, Solid Gold and Plated Sleeve
Buttons, Stu Gents Pins, Solid Gold and Plated Sets
Btu-rings and oil! Coral Sets, Real Garnet Sets; also
imitation Coral. Jet and Pearl, Jet and Steel, Gold and
Crosses, Armlets and Necklaces for Children; Silver
vey Fitch, Esqs. We lotis about 95:62.20 feet; the
I10 Il
‘dwelling new and early completed, of size suf-
ficient to accommodate a moderate sized family. In
Connection with the above, .if desired, willbe erected
a barn to suit the taste and convenience of the purchas-
Possession given immediately. A personal in-
ith renewal of hal acre of land. in the center of
lidsiness aud’opposiie the hotel of D. S. Gray, east
side of the bridge. This is one of the best locations
' thl State. For articulate apply to
for business InSI‘JLSIJVAN MOUETON, Executor.
' Sterling Hotel, Bridgeport, Conn.
June 15, 1568. . - 8t24
TO LET, on non SALE, on To LET
FOR SALE AND TO RENT.
. SOME TWENTY FARMS, from 15 to 140 acres, for
sale, or to exchange for pro rty in Norwalk. A
good variety of Houses in an out of town, for sale
on liberal terms. Thirteen first-class houses for Sale;
or not; and would cordially invite all interested to
visit the Nursery.
NELV GOODS !
Just received, a good assortment of
Cassimcres and Coatings,
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FLOUR, FEED, 3.; PROVISIONS,
Ciaocxnnt‘,‘ &C., «0.,
DIBDLE’S BLOCK, SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
WE are now receiving a lar lot, Gents Calf sew-
ed falr stitched Boots, a so, Calf Pegged Boyts,
LADIES cams Almi'rmouALs,
of every descriptiouaid price; . .
MEN AND BOYS Bantams AND GAITERS°
Thirty cases just received.
With waymarks like footsteps to tell us
The way she has gone up to God.
NO wonderful learning had Grannie,
Till she pulled at J obn’s sleeve in the twilight
To be certain before he had gone:
And he smiled as he heard the old question»—
_ When Minnie came home from the city,
And loll. heart and happiness there,
“Are you sure'they are mcetin’-folks, Nhu l" .
Sonic letters written by Mr. Bonner and
Commodore Vanderbilt have appeared in
the nchpapers within a few months, in one
of which the latter denies a knowledge of the
regarded as altogether prematureand un-
warranted.
The races of Gen Butler, George Wilkes,
May Queen, George M. Patchtm, Jr., Daisy
Burns, Mountain Maid, Ben Franklin, and
over estimated. It furnishes the great cor-
rective of American life, and the eagerness
with which it is sought is evidenced in the
national art. A fine nervous temperament
The establishment of steam communication
with China—the actual regular passage of
first-class steamers across this wide ocean to
the rich countries ouits further shore, fore-
shadows a commerce which must enrich
Elf you secure a good view it is quite proba-
ble the soil will be the unconquerable adobe,
’or some other impediment will mar the selec-
tion. i' It is true the winters are genial, flow-
and a half—and though much has been done
for a State still in its teens, it will disappoint
those who are not willing to spend their lives
in gc.ttiug things in good shape for the next
generation. ‘ . R. B. S.
bathing shore somewhat better than that at
(Organist of the First‘Congregationa! Church.) and P] a .
ted Knives, Forks 8 ans Nut Picks Na kin I afull assortment of Rubber G l f ' . ' ' .
ECACHERuOf “150%ofil‘18flfi 23:31an "W Ring CUP”: 01°01“ 0’ 51" ndsfin “Ci "2333‘le .' IN TENEMNTS' WHICH will be made into garments in the most :bsoze code will be shown with. 1,5332” lehiilesfie 1 saw her close healing by Grannie, Empress, Wh‘ch took place “1 Vlil'lolli parts San Francisco rapidly and permanently. Redwood, Cal, May 2lst, 1868.
0mm 0:: 1 i f ' .ti ° to t can. usually called for in a Jewelry Stor all 0 which will i RARE CHANCES—The Dwelling house occupied improved style and best manner. Also, a la and Regtail. GEO 053E“ ER. a, BBC e With the dear wrinkled hands on her hair' of the country this year, were in the best 5' - ' ‘
mumbtagnd $1,113 3&3; 3,3,3“ "'1“- 30-: lie-oi at prices tosult the times. lkinds of Watch A ”mam-by the subscriber, at South Norwalk, lot of Paper Collars. ofthe best make; will be so d - - - - . ' lnce the very dawn of history the struggle : ~—~~--~——
may 0 e ‘ r. —_ s . ore. and Jewelry Repairing done as “3031- fronting the road leading to Wilson’s Point, 0 [mafia very charm—cheaper than can be bought elsewhere in E And amld ““3 low sobs “f tbb maiden style of these fine horses. with all enterprisina nations 11115 been to se- Tile Union Pacific Railroad.
U‘ 0rde for main . left with M Gib ill be C. M. GRUMMAN. theincw 1) ct. The house has a fine ccliar,'an about this vicin ty, together with a general assortment of . . u LIVE AND LET LIVE ,3 Game softly the tremulons tone— on the 10th of October a race took place a '
executed byua ant msgnew York “3,8,. son 2min, twenty r ‘s, all in fair conditiog} 512:1]??? ggggf Gents, [mung Goodl, _‘ ' “He wasn’t like alumni-01kg, Minnie; the F h'on C r e Wll'ch. is noticeable cure a monopoly of the trade of the East In- [Continuedfrom last week] ,
‘ 3.3.2.25? £8:ng bawtillilnga’itibmgdiateopos'session at very low prices. Ladies and Gents will find all thit heart can wish in .Dear child, you are better alone.” on . as l , on s ’ g ‘ h_ 11 , (lies. Tyre and Alexandria, Venice, Genoa Next morning we found ourselves out on
BOOTS AND SHOES. [yen if :8 red. For articulars up i on the prem- Shirts made to order at short notice. stylesof ' f. for the great interest W‘bh W 1° It" Was ’9' and Amsterdam all re 0 “1 tb 511 (3955 lb P1 ' f th PI '01
W BANDEL SMITH g q p {oh , , _ , g W p on y c e mas o e great atte valley Wi
' ’ ises. mt ~ WHIPE- Particular attention paid to cuttin garments of 30' t 10cm, You ’ Inn ll And “0" {mm the come! we ““53 be” garded by breeders. It was prOJecteda year - h' . 2 . . . . .
_._ -. _,__.____ ah kinds. D. ihYTON, nne 5, VI, 31?; nu etc. We beanhhmmhde, no mm, . h f ‘t t k 1 a d a b hen colts In t is traflic,and.all sunk into decay so SOOn that noted river winding and curvmg to the
TO LET. At the old stand, No. 4, Ely’s Block. am, at the original stand, Marshall Street, South But gun unforgetten the echo 0 ore ‘ 00 p acct 11 W S dill as they ceased to be distributive centers for south Of us, sometimes close to the’ track
Attorney at Law,
THE subscribers would respectlully call the atten-
tion of the public to their New Stock of Goods,
consisting of a general assortment of
at fair prices
‘PLEASENT RESIDENCE, 5 minutes walk from
'- the Post Olllce, and 3 minutes from the Horse
and 50 acres of good land, and bass substantial,
South Norwalk, March, 1808.
P. S.——Agent for Schwartz do Clues, Dyeiufi Es-
inds
Norwalk, ‘where you can havetyotlr‘liats
I Bleached, Pressedgifnml' Dyed,
Comes back from that far-away shore;
Till Sophistry slinks in the corner,
three years of agc,and all by Hambletonian.
There had been sixteen entries of promising
This concludes 9. survey of trotting in
the products and; fabrics of the Orient. It
seems now quite‘ccrtain that the current of
and then again lost to the sight. The track
was laid in a bee line, and looking both ways
The Platte valley is ten or fiftee ' iles wide
Lockwwd’s Building, Norwalk, Conn. , B o t Sh G 1 Railroad will be rented iron the present until A in ,ahhshmeh, Bridgeport. Gmmm o, ,1,
. o 5, Dec, 8 ters, &c., 1st, 1869.’ Unfurnished fit 830?“ m°mb " take“ ; dyed in the best manner at short notice- (13) D- D- 911118110 new; “mush ch'flty'wmh” her due’ colts scattered all over the country, but on W this lucrative commerce which from the ear- it was ' crfectl strai ht as far as the e e
. both for Gentlemen and Ladies’ wear. which willbe mediately. Water and Gas infifi‘figsfiiug" “Elie ’ , - H 7‘» —~ N. B.—-New Hats furnished tOOrder. Yet we feel, “I we want tomeet Granule, the day of the race Only 'six uppEared on the . . t ‘ p y. g y
153‘s], M. BULLOCK, 58.2%? oiovtllyccnsh’ at ,he oh, stand, Ely’s Block, soti ‘ _ REMOVAL. . GILES nmNBEEK, ’Twere best tobe meetin’-folks, too. ground The winner Was a full brother of lies]: era has tinded westward Will turn and, lcoulld sham, and thst 1:1 fillet or so alloy]: the
w , onn. ., For Sale or to Ben , Mmhmsm‘h .Soutli Norwalk. . . __ __ . ' , see ing direct. y the shores of America, will 9V0 zP Bills. Wit 31' Y.“ percepti e'up
Attorney and Counsellor at Law, I‘m-Ag: mother‘s: t. ant: Ladies, Bp'tllits,’ Shoes, ac. Tm; wen km,“ .Ahee Farm ihthe tolubgfwmoi‘d 0n “Edie-dacoyh,‘ 311;: :11 308, , i,- _ From Mam“ ”WNW” my. Brunette and Bruno, one of the most promis- pour its golden favors into the expectant lap grade, the rise for five hundred miles west of
. n emos workman l e manner, an near Cannon 3 Station, consxsting o tween . . . 9 8mm] Norwalk Insurme AMI")! The Turf and the Trotting no,” mg young horses lit the country. . 0 f the Queen of the Pacific. Om 81in b ci mg (”fly about 10 ft. to the mile.
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And the actual agricultural wealth of this
0. 4 ‘ tie it ' . . . .
Oillce, N Gaze Bu mg IT Horse cars run right by the door roomy d‘il‘emliIEi £0351 12"?“ 3%‘1 hugbuildiugs. Pos' D RA P E R A N D TA ' Lo R! B t . .34 In America ‘
' - ' ' “59‘“ g “n mm “‘ ' ' enrol"! In! 0'" s000 000 7' - America from its rise to e resent time. _ . . . .
DB WM A LOCKWOOD BROWN &. STEVENS. . . SorESfiALLlfiINEEI‘DEfiiS Wlfihfi’el‘layf g3 33:: C(fil’ilgelz) lsgoggh Edgeduldodi‘i‘i‘ilok. Hartford mm. 00., , Assefs 82,026,000 00 - ( Concluded.) It will be seen that it is atulreilent stron er State has awakened many minds. The ex- each side of the river, and is bounded by 21
° ° ' - ’ mm s. nsowx. umvur srrvsirs. gau- Ridgefield station, Conn: more are invited to call and examine his new stock of Continentallusnrance 00.. i: :. 1,814,50031 . .- -. . _ _ . _ p .g . portatlon of wheat and flour in very large 101' range 0f b1eak,barren lullS- The plains
Emu“ Y Iliiouse1 “EN Yuiilgtyomorliinmui - - SPRING GOODS. gbtilulgciiciili'i'fifiagdom’ h 3-. fig 08 , The trotting season of 1807 is still fresh in in popularity, and in the number and quah- quantities is a ,th which appeals, like here are not much better than a desert, the
evue OI cw or . ce ove \ ., . . . _ _ . , .
p - For Sale. Mlddlesex Mutual Ass'e, 00., “ ».~ 300,000“, the minds of all readers of news papers. It ty of its horses, than ever before in its his- the shining gold dollars thus represented, land 15' poor and there are no; trees or shnb-
C. J. Gruman’a Dry Goods Store. once hours from 9
toltla.m.,from3tod, andfrom'ftosp.m.
. DENTISTRY
HE LAND fronting the entire “Union Park," on
the west; being 200x250 feet, or near. Price
EDWARD P. WEED,
State 11qu Fire Ins. Co., of Hartford.
LIFE INSURANCE.
will belong remembered for its extraordi-
nary number of races and trotting horses,
ual, and can be better appreciated by a slight
king world. Figures are stubborn things
“’17- The progress in speed has been grad; to the deepest convictions of a money ma- beryinbt CV6“ by the river side. Th5 plains,
however; are covered with a coarse grass,
Rimmclst—Dl'. W. H. Draper, Physician to New . . ,.,
York City 11 its1;Di-. J. W. s. (”midi Prof. Issac , ghgoo. Terms rensonale. Apikiiiis MITCHELL - Connecticut Mum] me rump»... 00mph,” .
23.1233? “huge “fienfim‘m gyro,“ orkyséicisusty. and 80111;]; Norwalk. . . ‘ Druggrst and Apothecary, Ema We insuriii'ci‘iiiflfiy‘fmsmt. 89.00000000 and for the great performances of Dexter, tabular statement of the.best performances, h—proverbially truth-tellers. The quotation and some of the hills are beautiful to look
, Office to Let. . LIVE STOCK INSURANCE. ' and his retirement from the turf. In the commencmg With the first public trotting of California flour, at a high rate too, in the upon being covered in streaks and spots
Willbecontinued in all its various branches as last
Wall Street, Norwalk.
first part of the season he was taken to his
race 7-
markets of New York and Liverpool speaks
with grass of different shades of co , inclu-
DB. N. A. MOSH“: year. by ' N ground floor 14x18 in new buildin . A plylo . Hartford Live Stock 111911131109 00ml) Chartered
Baa removed his Office and residence to the house 0. H. KENDALL ‘5 A. N. HART, O 19“ ’ , ' E“ g' W D‘ D . . ' Etna Live Stockirliibbi gmfl?éa;glasooooooo early homer and gave an exhibition Of his - 5“ mu" m s to the feelings of men with pockets The din" the Buffalo grass now almost while.
formerl‘ occupied'by C. J. Gruman. opposite thud The pri'nclpalO erator in Colton’s Dental Association , 0min resbccifi‘lly mm“ ““3 “men" °f NW Insure Horses, Cattle. die, a alnst death and'then. s eed at Middletown heath] Lad Abdallah 1818 Boston Blue Boston hméss 3' 6 . .' ° ' . ’ .
an?“ laugh. onlce hours till 9 s. m., and 1 tea wp‘intedly eclmd that 50“,}, Nemhmh, “when FOR SALE. his ne‘v‘ggmncngn iii: l‘J‘lglya sflgibrililfmeii'ys wig?! gt; omceinSwords'Buildlug, on, New“ P , _ .0 8 Y . . 18“: Albany Pouy’, Long 15.]an an: “a, e,» a 40 set] that used to be thought barren is thus The effect is often very fine, especially onithe
A not? can be found at H H. Baker’s store, South“ Km tutl‘tx’gic'iggfi'wgo (“'1‘ °f 0WD“ UM“) m VERY valuable place. situated in the most com him, on the north side oiwiiil Street,_ where, with in- , 130$ f 33 RS. insenta- He returned to (balance Lady Thorne "1 2 1834. Edwin Forrest, " 'u . u s 31}; proved eminently productive, the coast that hillsides.
Norwalk. ' ' ‘ “25 \ _ ‘ tral part or the Town of Norwalk, about two creased faciiifleg’ he hopes to am, satisfaction to all F- s. won. t 1.. r. Bins. m 22 s on the 28th of May The next day 1889. Dutchman, Beacon Course, “ 9 28 . . _ , Th Pl . . dd 1 . -
DR- KENDALL; has reduced his price of minutes walk from the Horse Railway Depot. The who may wish wood articles 0 ' ‘ ' _ 1841'. Hi hlandMaid, LcnlzIsIand, harness, 2 I? once was marked as a desert on school it. e _ atte river 1.5 very mu Yvam ‘5 110'
I A TIP '1']! house is lar eand commodlous. The place comprises a O 8 race took lace on the Fashion Course be: 1849. La ySulfoik, Cambridge. saddle, 2 28 . - - ,, ii _ n .-
DI' S H MANN B IOIA" TEE ’ b tt 0 force of land and is abundantly provided 06 ' p 1859 Ethan Allen Long Island wagon a 28 lasses ‘5 found able to feed the world. ted “5 a._ very treacherous stream. Itis not
.An.exp;rlenced ’ 5?.fiiufi‘eafrii‘ii'c'“i§.eclii?n Eh; hggg‘ihtgggcthffiifl; {1:231 2,,le has. “rubbery aha out-buildings. This phmis Drugs, Medicmes, Perfumery, Patent Medi- AYE?) ‘1}. Epiltxallhlehlh gig gag; kg thiiihiy ogiglnal tween Ethan Allen and Brown George, both lg. Eon gompi'e, finished, 'harucsii, 3 3:3; CALnromsm AS A HOME, deep, but is hard to ford on account of quick-
I . _ . , ' ere cau- - - ' - , , _ , _ ‘ . - .
Loco-Cher 8nd Pinion-9 “1583"”? t h t' f '1‘ d . mm?“ any gentlemaujmffig 53;} $333" 8“ eines, Cigars, &c., &c. tion impression from using the “m9 or’asimilar’label. W‘th running mateshln Whmh Ethan Allen isos. Pagiiess‘imp 6’ in a an mgt‘tm' 2 2334 California as a.home is a favorable coun- sands, and IS constantly changing, so that
9,..de om“, New England Fem, Medical Coy. “an” 0:? ‘ 8 "1105 mm “85 113' morning till he,“ Estate Agent, Union Market, Norwalk, Conn. _ _ ' None are name unless my namen annexed to the astonished the trotting world by making a 1805. Dexter, . “ “ saddle. 2 18% try for certain classes of people. For the where you can ford with safety in the mom-
yeve u . . ' _.,_.. A _,,,,_..-.,__. ‘___fl ph . P i label. 0r ers received and punctual! filled atm so.e . . 1m. Dexter Buffalo “ 2 18 - " °
l“ ,Boston. Elvin practised successfully in the Mouda an saturda Will he 5 cut in Rid etield * ‘ y ‘x eians rescript ons accurately prepared. in DANBUR heat m 2 m 19 5 He W35 fortthtb matCh’ ' ' ' - ' ‘ ’ ' '
cl es ofBOston and ow York, during the past twen- Jm.13{1358: , y B H KENDALL: BUILDING LOTS FOR S ALE. ° “F in Y' __ H RY BER D- _' ' _ . D 1861. Dexter, Long Island, harness,2 17% very rich :—They can have their (:18th mg It lsgdangembS to attempt crossmg at
diesex Comirumhdge: liar Piblgsgxglwsigrgdg; ‘~ . " NUMBER ofvery desirable lots in agood neigh- A' JACKSON ‘5 BRO" , [OOPYBIWT-l ed to go Wlth a “.1“ng mate against exwr' ,- ‘ ‘ "0 urns. country seats With green lawns, flowers and night. Old 3 ttle'rs who have lived near the
to the citizens 'ofNorwalk. Mrs. M. takes this Oppor- [1001‘ here ll‘bl'sel’nenn A borhood, and pleasant location, within three min- No. 1 Gazette Buildinv “lama/25:22:43“: Tbat on the 9th da I J, Although a running mate was known to be :3; Ely-Gsfibéii {gdlgmigiiidda‘ Isadd‘le, t; 13”" trees artificially irrigated, and their town river a dozen years say that no man should
W$%%$’W€$'ibiéfl.fi “mummy" "“1": - 1littles mi“: 0tint]: iiifiioocage: £1331??? i300: ifiiiriliiié . y A. D. 1808, BY banish. of the saidD stile "113:5 0" very great asaiswncei yet Ethan Allen. 1859: Taco . ’ u -‘ ' i, '5 a . houses in winter when much "of the country attempt to ford it who has not an intimate
nous lobe seen at her Residence. in Camp .Strneet, GOODENOUGH HORSE SHOE. _ Bridge -enoodliind nice location' will be sol dve ryi ow OULD invrte the atteniion of theirold customers deposited in this office the title of aLa'bel, theti e of assisted, was not generally considered by 1858. Ladyllbranklin, “ "f . wagon, 5 11 . 1. ' knowlel e'of 't h 1, ct 'st'cs The river
near Main. ' ' -' can do so by calling at the shop of the undersigned, if apcpli'ed for soon'; from 3100 to'3200 Er lot. Apply tensivemiiiiogllre(1,),E1 blic generally to their varied-and ex- w‘i‘vfifigscightgfDve‘lldbttomnonuwiiligdtii‘ivdii':_ th Ch ' any means the equal of Dexter His best i322: Egtgemplc' T lb 33:9,: find? 13 ittle better than a swamp. They can be r b ‘ g b l 5 Cha a (lien. 1 - 'tsb
Norwalk,Aprii9d,18¢S. 8m16 Where they can get them or our own make just as I to NAS &: I s., ' ' 3 e rom e 016' , ' l h I accommodated in the matter of league 0011' e seen at a S OI't 'stance 88 l anks
wn o‘F‘fiEfiirflEE’l’gg‘gggwmher “39%“ i2: NO- 1 Water Street WA'lgggthgEgYhffignme‘hEMW “Shfiflefiigfif figfggfhegfimm asbfiggggthg‘g con- performance made in this way was nearly a 1367' Dexter" ”hm hm: ham‘ess' 4 51 trips to the satisfaction of any refsonable are perfectly flat. and on a level with the
' ' ‘ ' -. f i witha Act “I t " ’ . . ' ' . . - - ' r '
NATHAN 3' ROBERTS, M' 1)., ”maligiwulk, April, 1868, Joa‘mAfigm Two Places for Sale. mm, was ,éiecteq with great we andinot’to be aflnb’the sevleiralAgtsi‘r’elipgiecstiiiigboilify‘i'izliltgi’'Act to sigma 51°“? than De?“ 8 2 mill 1-5 8" i3: biggie“ {glzfiea’fifa “my“ 2 six Person’ 1.! “St world bemg Open to them to plumb Whfle the water 18 much the color 0f
Physician and Sundials , O’Efiufchfifiepvii‘3§%si§§m.ififin EgbbomeAlillgghggi 3:335:31 ad‘dltligiirsflgig Said: '3? ailitl‘igallsigstogt 51:31“ Lgiggdvor i.'iYi“ri‘i§’.‘.’i'.. .8 th’iedlatttiezs pfiwer o endlirancerhvas ac- 1889: Dutchmsn' “ “ ' harness, i 41 explore—extending eastward to Salt Lake, the soil, and almost flush With the top of the
Office in Knappdr Dickerman’s Block NOBWALK MACHINE SHOP. . Wm] good home and Bum; and Wham-ES of land, goods. , A. JACKSON ibByRO, meme: q, Comwmu’ 88.. . . . kno e ge y a to be superior. e race i‘ééi: Lghly Sun'olk, 13311111303th $118433. 1,; “Ills northward to Sitka, southward to Mexico low banks. Although the banks are but a
Wabhington St South Norwalk. ’ Hgaugsciibgr 312:1: ignecfitii‘ihyi inforiihJ Llizannrslcl; £3331] £76090. wll 11980151 for till-figgfiglfigggmn- cfifiig’iigfe‘é'frii a: $1???ng iii; Oil-gisflliglecprd of ”0le the greatest interest. It t°°k place 1804'. Stoiiewall Jackson. “ “ harnes’s, l 89 and westward to the Hawaiian Islands, Chi- f00t 01' tWO high, the river never overflows
- n o a ne orwa ' . - ‘ ' . . . ' ' ~ .
' ' and vicinity. that he is prepEfcd in do ‘31] thin per- 0 Norwalk, April 18th, 1868. NEW JEWELRY: STORE Attest, ' - LOREN'Pu ,ALDO, 9n the FuShlon course’ on the zlst of June! ONE MILE BX TEAMS. . ng and Japan. And they can have these ad. them, 01' at least has not for the past seven-
8 to 9 A. it. taming to; general machine shop. All orders or the ' , Clerk of said District. in the presence of many thousands of people. 1805. Lantern and Whalehone, both trotting, 2 42 . . . . . . ' teen 6.11.3 but is a ‘arentl alwa s 'ust
omce Hours. 2 to 3 p. is, making orrepairing ofevery descriptionofMachinery FOR SALE ~~—-—~--~——-~~»w— P. S.—L. s. BARNUM,at the Old Well Hotel, has Th th 1 r t t f 1 t' isoi. Ethan Allen and mate, is 19x vantages In common With resldonce m a Y ‘ » PP 5' y 3
6 to 7 u attended towithpromptuessbyexperiencedworkmen. ._ ‘ , L WEED the agency of the “COL!“ Dulcni’Wor-Norwalk‘. ere was e a 3.95 amoun ° specu b 1011 1801. Bruno and Brunette, both trotting, it 25,34 country where the finatrec and the almond about the same depth, the surplus water
m ' HIV!“ Iddedlflteam Englno in addition to water FEW desirable Bulldlua Lots near the Noroton ~ - 3 - H BERND and conning over of the records of the turf 135'- Ethan Abe“ “‘1 “mung mate: 2 >15 - - ° . . . ' ‘ - -
' power)to his works, he flutters 'mself he is well pre- Depot, with views ofathe Sound from each lot, - » ' ' . , ,’ i-wo MILES h, "at; grow thriftlly and the breath of Spring is in from 1193-ij rains somehow 9'“me under-
PATENT AGENCY’ d to do an“! 0‘ work limb lilfiiiangiiiceirr flit, Kigéfi ca“? ”122;“ ‘Eag‘fif, ‘22:): {it} 8,130? Practma'l Watehmaker 0t Engraver, Ladies’ flair Dressing Saloon. ' m 9”" to arrive at 9‘ more bone“ approxr- 1842. Lady Sull'olk and mac . o 19 the air through all the seasons. It is a‘good This is very strange, especially when we
, . ee , pri an x g y AMUEI PAKULSKI would “moms hm he has matron of the result; but this was all to no 1862. Lady Palmer and Flatbush Maid, country formechanics_ They find plenty to consider the country drained by this river
WILLIE erE,
Machine Shogjust back of the Post Ofilce and Horse
Railway Build gs. 11
able to parties desirous of building within the year.
For particulars enquire on the premises or address by
DEALER in American, English and Swiss Watches '
American and French Clocks, Solid Silver, an
opened a room lip-stairs in Dibble’s Block, South
purpose, as the result was entirely unpre-
both trotting, 13.;
do, are well paid and have the satisfaction
in its course of 1200 miles frOm its source in
. Plated Ware &C. ' next door to main entrance of Go- Norwalk for the s ecial accommodation of the Ladies - - - -
Melt and Solicitor of Patents, : mm]. . ”he Bump; Nahum Wedding Ring, Gold s“. wherethé .m use ,hhh, Bah. ch “med 0,, (healed. cedeuted Ethan Allen and mate won in Trotting horses have mercasediu value even . . _ - . . . . .
-. . . - . ° - . ' th '
WATEBBUBY & DUNCAN, ("1‘3 D' C W BALLARD’ Daiien, Conn veraflHalr iawell'! made toordor. ' ' in the iateysts les; also hair made? 11 in Switches or ee terrific 'als, in 2 m. 15 s., 2 m. 16 s ’ more rapidly than in numbers or speed. of thbg where work 15 honorable. It 13 a “I: ficiigiounmms. to “3 Juncuon wmh
“If in . s . .
Curls constant y on hand for sale. e also kee s, as
promising country for men who have capital
Mechanical Draughtsman and . , . .. , .
{Rear of Norwalk Home le5, Be or, . . Special attention given to Repairing. . . D . . .
nom ‘m’ m 39W prepared m mate in the St . . To Rent. and an work warranted I0 give satisfaction 01' no pay usual, (his bee???“ Barbeia’s Saloon i171 the EEE- 2 m. 19 E, Dexter’s time Was 2 in. 17 9., am, Since 1800 that increase has been about one to farm on 1]. lane scale They can grow ‘VC were now in the heart of the indian
- , manor and with the greatest dispatch, everything in . . . . - required. men” I" 1“ °° “'1 9' 09mm“ 5‘0“” and .13 2 21 mm b b D . hundred per cent every ten years. The ‘ ° ' . -
ly7 Winnipauk, Conn. theuncor , FURNISHED HOLSE.coutaiumg.1.b Rooms: _ which is not so asse ,b ting similar establishment 8-. m- _ 8- 00g . eaten. enter . , ,rich as fast as it is felt desirable to attain country, but the scene from the car Windows
"‘ ”'— "‘”“""‘——” _,____ Carnage making and Black-mining. one g,‘f;;“;;§,‘7;§g§“,‘}:gcf:’,{,g‘,“:§3223,3;‘gfig‘; vii] P101108, Organs, MGIOdBODS ifiggscig'hhfi. ““5“” be med Rn“ Regen'mm’ surpassed himself and all his predecessors amount l.“1 by Mr. MCDODBMi 0f Baltimore that end of most eo 16,5 ambition It is a was so quiet, peaceful and lovely that no
G. O. KEELEB & BROTHER, Carriages made to order, and Painting, Trimming, logo, and et sufficiently 'relircd; decidedly one of and all other musical instruments Tuned and Repair- . .on trotting turf, The advantage of a mm- for Flora Temple in 1858’, $8,000 represents , _ .p p . ' , . one thou In of fear and if thcre were an
' Wholesale and Retail Dealers in . deehPaii-lng. ‘76.. done by exDerienced workmen, with the most csirable residences in town. Will be rcnt- e . ' ‘ - 'ning mate great as it was known to be was the value of the best trotting horse bred in paradise for the laboring P0015 MbSdeJS 1“ ' . g. . _’ ' 1]] kn {
A - -- sanctions.“acts if:i§i‘.‘t‘i.%“8iit'§m§; , ,1 ' m. - , . m ' A, n. count, up .0 a... a... i. 1862 in. demand ; food staplesarecheap. Wage red A... Whammy .85' e. was
- . no an i now y apprecm at. an - i to keep out of Sight and rifle range. They
Groceries, l-‘lonr, Feed, are”
ch. .
Carriage timber taken in exchange for work.
CARRIAGE MAKING,
by letter to Box 53 orwalk Post Ofilce.
A DOZEN LOTS -
'r. at F. SELLECK,
A NEED SUPPLIED.
len’s best time, single, does not approach the
time made in this race'by Dexter. Notwith-
Sprague of Rhode Island paid $11,000 for
California Damsel. Mr. Bonner paid $13,-
high; especially for “girls” who work in
families. Twenty-five to thirty dollars in
gold a month and board, certainly ought to
have never interfered with passenger trains,
but have thrown off 2 or three freight trains,
'— llone Shoelng Ind Black-initiating. WHOLESALE DEALERS I‘I .
BAY MON], it KNAPP, . Lyon, Ahern & Co., At ggzzcgllwggfigggggg ogolggrlifince Flour:- L standing this, the sterling qualities of this 500 for The Auburn Horse “1 1864? $25,000 consol.e heart of the most aspiring young killing the hands, and seeming the plunder.
AGENTS F03 KEYSER‘S ‘N OULD announce to the public that they have ta- lusior :10 iiioiithi "is ’ cats. A l to ' ’ grand old horse must not be overlooked or for Young Pocahontas “1 1866; and $33,000 . . . There is not much oubt m all no ohms
ken the 1d tand f C t H L mi, Main y 1 {In W Y . . Irish girl. These are but common wages. . d t . c r
not All-Furnaces, Stoves, Bung“, Street, where {he}. “he pgpnrzldlo agate; tlie be“ if 1- M- b I‘LOCKl Gazette Boildmz- F'eed D’ARTOIS depreciated. As the antagonist of Flora for Dexter 111 1867- The great .StOCk horse The families are small the houses but boxes but that in these cases they were led on by
&c. No 4 James’ Building, Norwalk, Ct. 3“,,fln",.,‘:‘,§," 9 {3‘0 8,313hafiflrbmugwgzafiifiggg NASH do IVES, AND - . . _ Temple and George M. Patched, as well as 0" 091188 County . Hambletoman, W85 val- the work consequentl’ 1M] t ’ white men, who planned the villainy. The
, Mghehmg’ do, donehy expehehced work: Real Estate Agents Grain, CELEBRATED ICE CREAM of Dexter, he is entitled to rank among the- ued in 1066 at $100,000. . It is now no un- _ Y a . indians by nature are undoubtedly bad
EmEBT CURTIS, menwith dispatch. ' 1y44 . - ’ at James’ Building, Water Street, Norwalk, Conn. . i first trotting horses this time. usual thing for fast trotting horses» and fine THE DISADVANTAGES 0F CALIFORKIA' enoun'h but man - bite 'men on the Iains
. . AUGUSTUS LYON, WM. AHERN, CHAS. FOX. . No. 1 ‘VATER STREET, 180110 ab e Si t! H a S St . ~ . _ _ c , y W p
. , ' or 0v ree s at w re. ore. Dexter after trotting two two-mile races stock horses of the best trotting blood, to sell For people in moderate Circumstances, of are not 1,35,, savaue and wicked
. . g . .
Merchant Tailor,
Curtis’s Building, Main Street, Norwalk, Ct.
Gentl' and Youth’s‘Ciothing cut and made to order
‘ NOTICE.
us subscriber havin urchased the CLOTHING
Ind GENT’S FUBN ING EMPORIUM, of A.
Kt?“ will continue the Business in all its branches
a
PROPERTY bought, sold, exchanged or 1e'.,.on rea-
sonable terms. We have a good variety of desira-
ble Houses and Farms in and out of town for sale on
accommodating terms. f32
WEB. NASH. ' NATHAN Ives.
GEORGE 1!. RICE,
MANUFACTURER 0F
USTIC FRAMES and Black Walnut House Furn-
ishinor Goods. Great inducements offered to Fairs
Is recommended by eminent physicians for fevers, dis-
eases of lungs, sore throat, the, and is “not bad to
with Lady Thorne on the Fashion Course, in
the first of which he made his best two-mile
time, 4 m. 51 s., started on another tour
for amounts varying from ten to twenty
thousand dollars.
some Cl‘ll‘e, confessing to refined tastes
and disposed to get healthful pleasure out of
At five o‘clock a. m., we reached Fort ’
Kearney, which some of the ladies of our
The events which havetranspired in the life 'throiigh Social and open-air enjoyments, party were up early enough to see. At? we
country during the past six years, affecting California is not a chirable country for per— crossed the north Fork of the Platte a short
t ri l .in the .
::.i:‘:'i;':“....°°-substratum... attainsstalssinisisst's.....- .r. EEREIS, ”(1.0“in ‘°“°W‘“gst°°kmly take”bvvewonsmwbnsweau- ............... through a. oounuy.trottingfor purses at
lne the large and varied assortment of ~ on “'1 “. . . . . . - - - - - -
M t h s r 13.’ — l t . , all values have had an effect in brm 0‘ manent resrdence. The climate stands 111 - - \
G. k (3. ll. HOLMES, READY MADE CLOTHING, Real Estate Agent. Photofinpblxl‘ilililcgd silt“. .i‘ wad": $333353: “mm“ “the day and "em-"3 ”his the prmmp “1 0.1“” b ’ h 1 h (in: th f h . lki 1 . dfismnce west 0f the Jumbon 0‘ the “V0
- FRENCH CLOTHS CASSIMERES and VESTINGS . ‘ “ Brackets w “ Knife tra July 4i at Middletown New Jersey he 611- 3 out the Change “11 9"“ “e of orsesv ‘1 9 way 0 5““ recreat‘on “5 “’3 ng, ”1' Forks on a br' lee ab at three thousand feet
1 . i ESTATES FOR SALE in Norwalk and vl- 5'" ’ ’ . . . . . . l K s 0
“"3“ m which he will make up to order at short notice and in 5 - - s - ' Parlor Match Safes Foot stool block’s cases ICE CREAM DEPOT. Sonar Nom‘lk- t d Eth A11 d ' to a rent deal must also be credited to the le- ving or riding for With the exception of a - -
GROCERIES the latest fashionable style. GUSOWSKI. th eini_ty, ffmmé'go {0 32390 $3M" Ali 1th 333mm? Knife scouring cases “ “ splttoon “ 00“,“ ere an en an runmng ma a g . , . ’ _ . . long, and soon arrived at Platte station where
li‘LOUR, g H 19 No. 3 Main Street. {nfiglihfxg u‘ifftdlrnished) mm,”- . so, ‘ . “side 311361,},th Claire: hhhohsthrhdis d F The trade supplied. , second time, and with the same result; the gitimate rise caused by increased demand. very few weeks in the entire year either the we took our breakfast. This is quite a place,
' in can no as, rac' n amesm - , . - - ‘. - - _ - . .. »
PROVISIONS, the, DINI G S‘ ,L ’ON at T0“ es‘h‘lgfigfipih 353.01%... Norwalk be mg,“ the Shhph-ow’fih,‘ A. 93mg, min SL 3 - c. B. thTmsh team Winning in three successive heats; The increase in the demand becomes hppar dust or the mild makes outfdoor (3113031110110, comprismg a large two story hotel, some
. Main Street, Norwalk, CL a.“ 7 _ N A o a. Notice for'surveylng to he lcft‘at the Gazette Olllce- orgggfiggfgrhfi‘ggggh‘ggrwgig%¥mfilg attteanggn. July 10 he beat Lady Thorne at Trenton; ‘31.“ When the source from Whmh It now an lmposmb‘hty' The Climate Will 110‘; 3(1- twenty small frame buildingsina line facing
it fit“ nee CO of HQMOI‘d m . REFRESfi MENTS w " NOTICE "lilond’s Steamy Mill, west side of the Depot.” mi} N. J. ' chiefly emanates is considered. The highest . mit of indiscriminate eulogy. It is a good the track,back ofwhich is an'iudian encamp- _
m .. “33.. c. . . 2 . 9 a ; HE subscriber has in his ha'nds for sale Stores _ . J. S. GODFREY It was now established that there was no prices paid for trotting horses are paid by climate for wheat which can lie out in the meat. Here also. is a Government Station,
0 ptflflgfxfl Charter Perggtuial... 820 a AT THE NEW—ZOEK IIOUSE. c T and Lots; Dwelilings and Lots ,{hd vhmht Lots, SOMETHING NE‘V , WESTON CONN , hofiejn the country capable of competing those who have no intention of placing them open-fields, in heaps or slacks, for weeks with half‘i. dozen well constructed buildings _
I a 9 ~ suitable both for usinc‘s and dwelling oses. ' ' ' . . _ _ ‘ . _
insures against loss ind dama by Fire,on terms = MEALS AT ALL “0‘135- : Alsoalnrge. number of Building Lots. situatgggi‘thln . ¢ ' _ EALER IN SHIP TIMBER. oil: and Chestnut ““1 Dene” 0“ equal “mus; and his be“ “pm Eh? tmfi- They are bO‘ight for PM“ and _m°mb5 ”gem" fmd be morons“ surrounded byaueatwhitefence,everythmg
ads ted to the hazard, as consistent with g — one-half mile of South Norwalk, cheap, and on eas . . Building Timber, Fence Posts, Rails and Pickets. three races were with Brown George assist. ure-drivmo'. The taste for this pastime has 1y dried and hardened Without fear of rain, h - - . f tn d Ieanliness the
p 1 f tion : OYIICI'S in every 8 1C. : terms. One dwelling with two acres of land, an ' Also Elm and Maple Trees for transplanfln Char- - ’ ° . . . . avmg an a“ 0 be“ 8‘5 an c ’
‘Eiidr‘i'dii’ If?“ wfihs, ' __ ,. an other with Dimes o; hum, and “other with . A, FIRST CLASS CITY coal in “i mummy hon, 1 h, 10,000bushelE: Order, ed by a running mate. But the latter thus already deprived the turf of its greatest orna- or even dew. But SIX months Without American flag waving overall. There are one
Solo Agent for Now-1k Ind vlclnblo E , _ THE WEST OF H fgggghg‘ggggn ”MW“ “3 “me °f the “b . . ' ' . {fibecibflffflcjb‘i‘i {Pd PfifiTP‘IL‘L‘ej‘di‘l’E‘Ljuj assisted was no equal to the New England merits, and it absorbs nearly all the promis- rain make a disagreeable counlry to live in . or two companies of soldiers stationed‘here,
Nomam In... 1...... Company. g Wine" :‘lmugrf’land “08' a niieiis‘éi’iis‘fiifi'h‘“ wa‘l‘i‘idii‘éiimn533.“T§$g%.22 Driller all“ Tallfll‘lnll Eilailiiiilmelli NEW GROCERY s'ronE. ' champion; and Dexter heath him in ifliim Emilia zggfiargsesfie 93:13 3:1. f“ “501:“??? “2:93"; $233: and judging from outside appearances they
. 8°. a 1'8 -c m thoDi-ug Store. WILLIA T. RA , , ' - ' * successive races, winning one race in ree _ - . 011 W0“ 031‘ in“ Y n“ l ‘ are well provided for. In the immediate vi- 0
,NonWALK, CON. 3 Billiard Saloon > . South Norwalk, Feb. 10, 1853- Real Esme ‘hfingh‘. At No.1, Gazette Building, (up stairs) -TI§‘= 133$? fibrils”??? 4' adi‘slrii‘ifn’ $3, successive heats. The time made by Dexter created by. a taste which makes nearly every should undertake to walk from the northern cinity are some 1500 friendly indians. .Our
C nah Capital, “00,000 a “cached to the House, a . , HE subscriber who has for the past year or more prepared to Still. in the last race, which took place at Boston man a driver and every road a course is inli- hothe southern boundary of our Stine. And party were interested in visiting the nearest
Paid up Capital, ”00,000 2 , ISAAC LEE, 2 > , Oflices to. Let. g!) hash cutichiorJ."ri‘iitrll‘r,§vcihldhrespecthu11yinform G R 0 C E R I E S , on the 30th of July shows the terrible de- nitely more extensive than that which exrsb in wmter wherever the adobe sell prhvails. encampments, found the Hiawathhis away
as No. as Main sh, Norwalk. Two very desirable Rooms to let, in ad story of the mgncm fgfpgn a 333“”, bewglfoiit agghsnfgghgfi at) 122:“ 13‘le [ingggtlgrge’gh miwilgglggmmo keetp mand upon him in these uneven contests. ed,when the only field for the display and —and many of'the bests towns are built on hunting or on the war path; no one at home
it—thc mud is no trifling afiair, but involves but old Nokomis and Iago. The blushing
Wu. C. Sun-r, President. Gso. R. Cowus, Sec'y.
Elli-N. Hint, Treasurer. .
. Fashionable ni-aperarrailor
C. s. LOCKWOOD,
at Room, 8150, rear one
Gazette Building.
e Gazette Ofiice.
875 per anuum. Apply a
BUILDING LOTS,
meat, as above u: are he pledges himself to give sat~
isfaction to all his customers. ’
He will give special attention to Boys Garments as
well as those of gentlemen. Persons bringing their
own cloth can have the same cut or made up, in an ar-
solicit the patronagle) of
the le of Norwalk
A. NWMB Al BRO.
READ! 'REAnii READ!!!
full
andy vicinity.
Itwas 2 m. 21% ~s., 2 m. 10 s., 2 m. 21% s. '
0n the 14th of August he trotted at Buf-
falo in a race against the time he had just
enjoyment of speed was the regularly ap-
pointed race-courses. The race-course in
America is, in fact, gradually becoming
'a condition of nastiness which only a New
York street contractor could endure with
_maidens of sweet sixteen were out of town,
and all the females looked- old and ugly.
" AES. its even assioooim- , . _ .
i _.<l’l _ . AND B U I II n I N G L 0 T s tlstic manner, at reasonableF giggls J MCKEON ‘Wlther’qEXCClceIor Slide Store. previously made at Boston, 2 in. 19 3. He merely an exercising ground for developing patience. o . . - The squaws,pappoo$es, &cwere filthy dirty,
. GEO. R. COWLES, _ - - - ’ ' ' FOURTH Avnmm, N. Y., 2.1 Block above was allowed three trials, in the second of and training horses previous to their passage The social capabilities of the country are and ever thine a ertainin to the noble red
ntlemens Furnishing mponum 396 . . . y .. pp g ,
I“ AGENT “1‘0"“ ”“1 1'5“” ”we“ mm" '9" Nah, Street Norm“. Com, ’ For Sale Cheap, -' PAR - ’ . ~ “hm. Cgidig'iiis miludN' Gghtlemengegfib'l‘léaaiifii which he trotted a mile'ina m. 17% s. This into the hands of gentlemen who keep them few for thepopulatiou is sparse and is great- .men exceedingly disgusting and altogether -
alumni bum (2:13:11 :3... lat, ’68, 4 833 543 AGENT FOR Tin: ' , KER ‘S - Briggs, it)! andkuds gig] qualities ctfistnntl .On “bid was in hhpmml and was altogether une'x- solely for their. own amusement. , 1y mixed up: Picnics are all crowded into different from the impressions generally de-
0 y ‘ ' or e 0 i' . 8801!!! . em - 0 - ‘ ‘ ‘ . ' y . ‘ .
anti? of N. 1,2 3 3 3 it $923.83? . - . ’ And upon the most Hoop SKIRT FACT“RY .....m....°p.‘f.§.iie. vigietln‘gethe cltyinast uotifil t0 peeled and unprecedented. After this race In proportion “Stile cultivation of the trot- a few days after the spring rains. The) rived by the young from reading “The. Last
Elf... x0101?! ii. " ‘.‘ “ “‘ “ 11033.21: Singer Manufacturing co S AccommonA'l‘lNG TERMS ' Arm ‘ fiwbgre‘ixaA-li‘dea iiigeihfi'r'i'fgfi glib" ”550% it was announced that he had been “01“ to ting horse has been encouraged by the de- mu“ be the“ or “0t at “1]- Pleasant gather- of the Mohicans" and other indian romances.
Securb olN- 3'!" . “ “ “ “ 1.4775" ' ~ ‘ Shoe “for winter wear. D n’ t' - at’t e Excelsior Mr B . ' mand for him for driving the practice of ing a cases by invitation for afternoon or Th h‘ f th' b t h or a tribe" of indians
“maxim“ N Y |,, ,, ,, ,, '900, a, mum of paymehm These hm are located an F , Shoe We 1 18 “€503 F'WITHERS .VRobert onner, and that, so soon as his _ _ 1‘. 4 . e c iefo is a c .
. s ringueld F.’ all: “ :- x 1‘ 181,081 ;Springtfiill,”gverlooking rind rat‘s; iii gunguiid- anCY GOOdS 5101’ 6. ' J ' " engagements at Chicago were fulfilled, be using 111m 011 the turf for the Purpose 01' gam- cvenms “1'8 nearly unknow’n The 11011595 rejoices in the highly euphomous cognomen
i s ‘ o - s - i ' , . .
Ngh‘fi'hférfiafih h u i. i. .. ififig cfifg‘f; fiaffihh‘fefigfiffirew'i, 35%,y§7%?3i0$ Next to the D h N Bolt 11 De ot - would passinto that gentleman’s hands, and ing has declined. Gaming is auto practice arelo small for company, the SOCIety-to “aspen“, Tail," and one of the drinking
Putnamknd" _ i: r: :1 :: $.23 to 83.000- Apply at Gazette Olllce. , “ “*1 ' . ' l 00 P IO I i] OR I ii A B a be added to the unequalled collection of fa- in harmony with the calculating and'careful limited for select parties. The entertain Saloons here has a sign over the door of
comg’ercé, A'lbsu N. in, “ " “ “8:813 ' mous horses in his private stable. acquisitive character of the American pee: ments by which people find relief from the ‘Spotted Tail Keg. House.” ,When North
Hgfiigg'iflh' ' 2'. .‘i‘ :i‘ 3 4,3 3,? - ' THE 01‘” SPRING The withdrawal of this great horse from pie. Their native prudence and foresight monotony'of every day life are confined to Platte was the terminus of the Road it was
North Amerlol’. H’d" 1'. .‘i‘ 3 .‘f “by“ N OTICE i Temperance Dining Saloon. , . AND ’ the turf was universally re aided with re- incline them to shun any mode of investment coarse, promiscuous balls in the hall of-some a flourishing and wicked place; now many
wiggle? Wot-ceded - 5* 2‘: f. .. if)?” ' . “ V ‘ ”gawoif'iffieiiiiffio‘iilfiis iifieingiliimi I ., > , » ‘ ‘ ' gret; as thousands were ereby deprived in which the chances of loss and gain are so tavern, 01‘ t0 travelling miustrels and Circus- of the. former inhabitants have “ pulled up
till“... it.“ v «3" 3 5‘ “m M mill." star-asst?“ one not“. no. REF ESHMEN l‘ SALOON an opportunity omengnm, s... win... nearly .q... ‘ 0...... San Mammal not come at...» and gone w... .0 continue preyms
sstohesto‘r‘pmo'w flocgollo N- Y-. 11 b0” . ; ' . the country. Famlllcs'or {fifties supglied. - p , , , , ing an exhibition of his wonderful powers. The turf and "its gaming accompaniment Wlihln‘ the range 01' this P100118: But It upon the ppm- laborers. A division 'of the
33:33.5 orbdiliimtifm" modx The subscflbfl-haflug taken out a License for the (13,31: gfiiflefifigfikfififiwflgfdbfi‘g“8‘33? ‘ ~ This general feeling of regret shdws the have, been only the nurses of trotting. They must be remembered that that city is the on- Road ends here, and the place ,3 kept alive
. . . No Liquors kept. . MAIN STREET: strength of interest in the trotting horse have furnished a field where those interes-ied 1y one on the coast havmg more than 12,000 by the Railroad employees and troops. It
And other Companies, Stock and Mutual, in Connecti-
ent, Mauwhusetts and New York. At 80. Norb
walk. application may be made to WM. T. CBAW.
GBOCEIIIES ' 5 4
Cheaper than ever, for Cash.
Bl subscriber would inform the public generally,
T best of
I‘ll-at Premium Sewing Machine,
Salg Renting and Exchanging
0F
Saloon opened fromd a. m. to 11 p. m., (closed on
Sugdahsh} grlvatfitpiging R0061 foi- Ladies, entrance
un er . . enne s ore. cat s cut . 0 tier
Carier’s Shoe Store. “9‘ ’fl‘ brie
., .....,.,
“PI._Y1!§_OU'¥K ROCK” ICE.
subscriber at his Saloon Main Street is prepar-
TEE to serve
ID’AB’I‘OIS CELEBRATED
throughout the country, as it' exists entirely
free from the passion for betting, for no one
would bet against Dexter. ,His superiority
had made the purses raised from the admis-
sion fees to the various race-courses where
in the horse could gratiiy their taste, and see
the results of their labOr and expenditure in
breeding and training. But the growth of a
more general appreciation of. trotting has
widened and enlarged the area for the dis-
inhabitants, and that a very large part of the
population of California is made up of ele-
ments with which an intelligent American
family can have no afiinity.
coxms'rs. .
What has been said will show the contrast
may eventually become a place of some im-
portance. ' At the hotel we obtained a fair
railroad breakfast, paying therefor $1.25,‘
which is' the regular price for mealsat all sta-
tions .on ihe Road. .
At O’Fallon, Alkali, Ogallala and Big Spring
that he stillcontinuu to sell the . . .
ml'e'i°":é gobigfuamlll-eno gaggesnllilagmh ' “emit“ e for genemwom __ SEASON OF 1808. i ' he trotted the principal source of his profit play of it, and the turf has assumed a sec- _ . . .
$3.». m. ” mpg“ “ an m“ GROCERY dim! mm Em“ Rem“! mung Real Estate [lb Subsc'ibm “'0 11°" ”climate furnish Fam- [LE CRE AM at every flavor to his owners. The price paid. for him' was ondary Place. The (196W ofbetting, its lead- is very great between the conditions of life we found, as at .every 3‘3“” 0‘} the road
cerles of ebestqualitlss as who foundit'” herrii'ifiiwi‘éi‘“ dirtkii‘iil‘étxg ifihlhsi’c‘é’l: 311:5; ‘ _ 9 50161;!!sz fiwmhgpgohgxthng ott‘herarzhithepurehilfe. ‘ltli inf o b l I l itit' alio an evidence of. the high value placed ing feature, is the best evidence of the fact. here and in the New Enghnd and Middle troops drawn “pm n1me,armeaw1thbreecn-
i q i p 8 fl, 6 er e er orm r u k, and in smal or urge quan lea. During the past year it. large majority Of the States. Take your own town for example loading rifles, who kept their positions mm]
in the countixhc Estiyoiild inyltg the special attention
goods are so d at, and a large stock to se act from.
by the pound, hundred we ht or ton. Orders left at
upon the trotting horse for pleasure-driving,
the train left, whenthcy broke ranks. They
fit all to ills . .
which m o B "3%,? mwnhfifffih b, ”1.1 F“ 1" LOCKWOOD‘ Would call the attention or the public to the fact that the cam“ 0m“ “m "we Ye ““fifif‘flm a SON. and induces the hope, that in the popularity races throughout the Country were for pur- and compare it with Santa Cruz which is . .
sho-r. Tho public are invlt wwwdufig‘ggg‘ FRESH GROUNgofirEC hosgn. he is now ready to transact business orthat nature in —— _-._..-.__..._,._.___..,-..___..__- Home-m- do Pics of this pastime the horse and the tux-{may ses oifeied by associations formed for the called the Newport or the Pacific, and is numbered germ generally, occaswnally foul“ ,
”a“ ‘0' “mum" A. no“ . at 0 a, nth'Nomalk' :3 1:12:31]; 332:, “all???” Emma: “new” “I. A NEW BOOT at SHOE STORE ’ be relieved 01' the odium which immoral improvement 01' stock; and in all the exhibi. held to be the most delightful place for resi- teen, anti at several stations one or two com-
WILLIAH II. SWAN, I‘ll-9331' “5m slthp‘pnfihhlzg 1556:? libifiiisii' g “mug information :llgtivezoczafd basalt-2:01:31:- In 'South Norwalk. sign“ . _ if"? practices have brought upon both. - tions the excitement and pleasure were prin- deuce in California, You have a youngcity panics. They were provrdcd Wm, adobe .
I-d'dler and Horne!- l-koro ' ’ - ' sol: ‘ lie has now for disposal JOHN SCHAUBhfroln New York, havin taken the ’ , ‘ ' m n‘ ' During the summer the great fairs hold in cipolly derived from 3 Sammie “new“ in (if the charter bill succeeds as it ought) with bats for barracks, and at some places were
”ifrwniogff‘ihm. $35.23*th ' andlélfigdm‘elgtgggh gm 223:3?ng i133: Nlm‘iiii O the interior had attracted most of the best the performances of favorite animals. . handsome, shaded Sheets, good roads in eve- strong Stockade, and adobe forts pierced for
“munm“ewamer dewmagnmipuon OT... 1.”, FA EMS RES I) - is)“ smeklsweu by burglam?" ”my"! nl‘ by pr“ ARE. . . horses and professional horsemen, and the In conclusion, the peviar adaptation of ry direction, inviting plcaéure drives, pic- rifles, and with underground passhges con-
“" Igor-es a,“ p, 33;“, “:1, m, - - K 9 I ENCES! £00 13%) 3312 12:50:: iii twill:bidcif'wibiciihbgfiiliiib 32;, gm, . stables and nee-courses 01110118 19131“! were driving, as a pastime, to the character and turesque views for all who will climb the. nectiug with the wooden depot building. _
°' can? 'ses, a'rpeat Bali: c. _ on ' i ,. ’ ifldt‘f‘illriiiiiié‘i’i'é‘éiii niiiiiniiibfé‘iii‘i' .333: ’ Clonal}; Doughnut; ‘deser'te d; but by the end 0f September most needs Of alarge portion of the people, affords hills, islands in the Sound ready to receive , The water on the hue west. of OMAHA is
““3 us me' wm d° “m" - ' ’ ' and other varieties. .. ofthem Md returned to their bid quarters, an assurance of its enduring popularity. guests who bring their lunchebns and hos— miserable, and one does not want .to drink
All in want of an
we him a call. 0
f‘l executed. Repairing done neatly,
ort notice.
7. Sword’s Circulating Library.
era for an kind of work prompt-
y and cheaply, at
Situated in Norwalk.
And all the adjoining country. Places for sale varying
TOILET An'r'iCpEs. .
fiich. The patronage of the public is respectfully solic-
e -. ‘
ELANC MANGE.
and were in the best condition for the severe
work of the fall season,, . -
0n the 30th of September a race took place
The undivided pursuit of wealth has made
native-born Americans in the highest degree
active, intense, and calculating. The fierce
pitable to those who forget them, bathing at
'Roton, healthful sea breezes, accessobility to
New York. In all directions, Oil both sidts
of the river, on hill or‘ level, in rural retire-
morc than absolutely necessary. At the last
named station, however, a big spring gushes
up from the ground near the top of a high
blull‘ which is here closeby the track, and
_ » ' from 95,000 to $25,000. BLACKnAN has a V6 « . , , ,
. = , _ rylarge and selectassort- h between Lady Thorne, Lucy, and a new com tition result“) fromthe Mommmw
Tth a De South Norwalk.’ The subscri- — - a E meat of Forei ii and Dome ti '1' ii tArt' ~les °“ “‘1‘“ We” °"“°'- - . ,. be g. . p - ~. . -
b" £5553“ 1?; film“ ‘33," Cbfi'i‘fgfi if " ,._.._. .= v . - ' I‘lanbléengiefBExthabtsh‘Oils. girlie: Iq’gmeades bowl - horse, Mountain Boy, bred m Orange Coun- of the commercial spirit makes the largest ment, on the avenues or by the watel’s side, the “ruler is Silflfd to betyeliy goodthmli‘rotglafi:
',.- t t a na 0 epul" - ' "" iers oms ruses «anc o’tns , t. ‘ ’ a. ‘ . - h-. , crime cons
lanai 3mm»? iheeiilunber 5: books as iast'ss the RESIDENCES thlesale mid Retail: Wail Stréeet, Molidbr Ecs'stgi ty, New York, or the Hambletonian stock, demand upon their Intellectual and Vital en- Norwalk ofi‘era afllousand sites for 11011189 top of tlllh blu a s . . di Y
and owned by Commodore Vanberbilt. He- where everything Will. satisfy the eye and to prevent a surprise from in ans.
to rise will warrant. He has also eunstantlvon
:nti’b ood assortment of Stationery, Books. Papers,
LAMBERT e BUNNLLL,
New. Bank Building.‘
CHOICE consummation.
constantly on hand. “
had recently risen into high favor, and from
orgies. The life of the American, especially
in towns, is one of unreniiqing endeavor;
Cultivate the heart. Such are some of its
Sixteen miles further we rgached theonce
famous J ulesburg, a city noted for the rapid-
ichool ks. Slates, Pencils, Pens Pocket Books, For Summer furnished or unhunished . -
M The "Mme oligevi’t‘iiibi' Slim...“ ”chime“ and Building Superin- ’ . . SILFIMAN as MORRISON certain private trials it was assumed that he and an adequate means of relief and recrea- natural advantages. , . . .
. tendenvy FOR SALE OR TO BEN T. Sewrng Machine 5081!, was more than a match for Lady Thorne. lion is one of the chief requirements of the Santa Cruz in comparison is drearin'e'ss it- ity of its growth and notch“, ah hm Wick-
edest town in the land. Its rapid growth
PASSAGE TO AND FROM
lBBAT BRITAIN &' IRELAND
TAPSCOTT BROTHER a 0038,
as South Street, New York,
manna to issue Pass-g Tl§ke "mm {or
”up" s'i'ii'v‘ri‘fi' 5:5"an psyshifiiu derisi‘i'ii giln‘itlivscgsmrnflbue smEi’lledns'X‘dngfi Apply to 1.1,, ,. h, . 1, d ,4 b, , rules. . , Y 1; . . c as it
you alumni 001““ "I“ all“? , 0f CARRiAGE HObSES. GATEWA%S,’VE%1 I ’g' “gs an G. OFEEELER a mo. llama-made Pies and Cake made a sped-"tr- The second ““30 belwee“ Lady Thorn and gages the sympathies; while the trials or will scarcely think of. During the best part would soon outstrip New or mBsut“, est-
ll Iédbo‘figgb'cfifigt' 3‘ m“ n Remains hmg‘ifigxfin‘gfigfiggfl‘gmf,E‘ggmgpggg :33 JD MES MITCHELL. V b ' UY ,h h up, P, t' k ,h d The Pntmn'ge 0' the Public“ respectful)! ”belted Mountain Boy came off on the 7th Of 0610‘ brushes on the road, which emulation on the qf the year dense fogs shut out all prospect. had already done in wickedness: u ,w d
LECEEESE , ' mzmmhighghtigguggwg if ydaiiin “‘ 0m“ ‘ Al lorders left at tho UNION MARKET Mitchell’s B Wlllbagnni bf; Willi??? figfksbgpgmgf’cbb" I. H CAMPBELL her, and was “'0“ by the latter; but me be“ part of owners 0f fast horses gives rise, add They may lift in the ““3510“ 01‘ 11°t 30- ward the Star Of Emil“: ftm‘fletuleglfy’ “in
a nu , s or corms. l . . _ * . , . . . . . . . - - 0,
)‘NE A” g_ o, m a, no, hponding with persons interested. y 3 ' “,3 Block. Norwalk, Com, .Wlll “0,1,, Prompt “huh-om ”“5”“! 91° “‘1 “be kmm’ 631i. K. LOCKWOOD. tune made was slower by one and one half L zest and piquancy. . cording to their capricmus Will. There is a to-daylthere is nothiui e o . ”mm ________.L
275 Main Street, Bridgeport, Conn.
DRAWINGS SPECIFICATIONS KIN
DRAW Nos and FRAMING 1Y7 OKs"G
with Bills of Materials &c., ‘ ‘ ’ l
. carefully prepared .
Man Plans may be e hihtlhTohr Omca or omen
' with lauddn quantity to suit Purchaser or Lessee also
a number of
Fine Farms-
18 made from the purest Olive Oil, and is.far supe~
_ rior to anything yet introduced. Price 95 Cents.
For sale in Norwalk by Edward P. Weed, Drugg‘ist,
and E. Blackmau Stationer and Jeweler. At th
Norwalk, by Kuap & Dickermuu and J. F. & C. R.
Bennett, Dry G00 8 Stores. 4m'13
”boron BRANDS FAMILY FLOUR. California
. WEDDINGS AND PARTIES.
' furnished with
Ice Cream, Jellies, cake,
and other Refreshments, at short notleb, and at low
This assumption, however, proved incorrect,
as Lady Theme won the race in three suc-
cessive heats, making a record which has
been surpassed but a few times in the whole
history of trotting. ’
1 W. , meridian?‘-~"’""i">‘nmflirmftm ‘
time. Driving furnishes the means. The
act of driving is an easy and pleasant diver-
sion. It‘ gratifies a natural inclination to
control, and affords moderate exercise. The
docility, spirit, and power of the horse en-
self. It occupies a narrow strip of sandy
ground on the northern side of the bay of
Monterey. You can ride in several direct.
ions whenmud and dust do not dissuade
you from the undertaking. Walking you
was flattering, and its future prospects bright.
“Cornel- lots” brought fabulous pl ices, the
dreams of enthusiasts were rosy, and many
seemed to think that this City of the Plaind
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