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~ , . ‘ . NORW ALK, CONNECTICUT, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 1,1868.
THE GRIEN'OOD SHRIFT. ' l'
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Dr R. AlvD'fc. sou'rmsv.
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vOLUMll LI.—NUMBER 48.
WHOLE NUMBER 1091.,
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NORWALK GAZETTE. .
“CLING Cnosa TO THE ROCK, JOHNNY i”—
A long train of cars, fourteen or fifteen, were,
a few months since, passing over the Alle-
ghany mountains, on their way eastWard.
They were crowded with passengers. As
the iron-horse snorted and rushed on, they
began to feel that they had begun to descend,
I made inquiry, hoping it might lead to
some explanation of the pink dress and ap-
ple selling mystery. She underslood my
look and tone of curiosity, and answered
pleasantly: -
“That will explain to you the romance of
my dress and occupation. When Emilie
THE 'HOMELY TALISMAN.
Some years ago, when I was a rambler
through the streets of Cincinnati, for the pur-
pose of picking up triflcs to interest the rea-
‘ tiers of the local column of a city paper, I
often purchased apples, nuts and candies of
a young girl who had a stand near the junc-
[For the Gazette.]
NEIV GOODS!
WORK FOR THE UNION.
. Just received, a good assortment of
Cassimeres and Coatings,
WHICH will be made into garments in the most
improved style and best manner. Also, a lar e
lot of Paper Collars, ofthe best make; will be so d'
very cheap—cheaper than can be bought elsewhere in
this vicinity, together with a general assortment of '
' FOR Sale or to Lease for termof years too
~ good and rgsponsible tenants—a large and
most desirably situated-house near N. , .' a
N. H. R. R. Depot,.at South Norwalk. The
' house is three stories containi eighteen rooms, has
8 tier Piazza over-icoking bar and Long Island
Sound. About 2 1-2 acres lawn; abundancefmit trees,
Grape Vines, large and-comm one I. Carriage
House and other out-buildings, well add ed in all re-
spects forIBoarding’ School, otel, or lng House.
It is within live minutes walk of Depot. Steamboat
REAL ESTATE.
Lots for Sale.
1 LO'l‘1 corner West avenue and Elm street, 74x220,
$3. 00. .
1 lot adjoining, on West avenue, in‘tlo, 32,900.
1 lot on Elm street, Opposite residence T. I...Sau-
ford, 80x186, $1,500.
1 lot on Elm street,
The Second Oldest Paper- In the State.
, No. Three.
Of Windsor fore-til pest glade,
A dyinlr women 1’37:
Three little children rplnd her stood,
Orr‘rcn IN GAZETTE Bergerac. Outstretched Mneatgzelcafy shade
, Having written two prefatory articles, it
E A. in. BYrNCTOlv ..- Co. ° ' '
- 9 opposite residence A. D. is high time we told the readers of the
dm—fl' 0- 1" WEE S or F‘ B' SMITH' '- Steamboat to and from New York daily.
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has...“clause?”°” “m“ a... p s A. H s’i' “than? simulcastBluegrass. irslfwmmm‘““Sandra‘s“. ..,.,............»homo... scbolars and aveteachers- SprinsSchool - - - I -
Par week, or continuance, _.25 “bf,5,;Ea,fienBriggcpgrtfvmgn$833955[Dil‘i’nfig‘fg and terms app y to mo or call on G. Hodges or W. T. Crew. But the faint accents died away . about t 0 hand d t ‘ . h , station in life should be above the one she W0111d not dress m any other style,for fear rock—a wall of rock lying on either side.
Oil? outline, 311:: it’lvgl‘lfls‘mh paper, 13:33 dyed in the es, manner at short notice. (13) D. D. . 41-3m PETER P. CORNER. Ridgeaeld. out o t Let In alow. iobblngl’moan. H11 203' d uprc —d wqheuct era 1; Suing:~ then occupied. Her dress was invariably a we might miss each other.” Suddenly the steam whistle screamed as if
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2‘ girlie i: I. u “ “ 30.00 - For Sale or to Let. ‘ , ,n A 1 And then. life anaemia hard with death, even,“ and n, h, h o] d th 0109“ filtmg Plnk 031100 0M I fell that 1101 1?“ Why 50“ apples Ill the New thud 111 agony, “Put on the brakes! put on the
One quarter Column, one year. 50.00 ON 3'0“!!!“ 0001'. 14319» 111 11°" bani g WEED to “at": no strong site drew her breath , , g. . E 80 0 5 013030 1'60 parents must be very poor, and as I saw her I, with a look of admiration of her devotion, brakes 1" Up pressed the brakes but with
On. ,3sz l. ,6qu u 1:333 , ROOTS AND SHOES. A 3&1:ngqpegggggdifigfilfigfifgigfl “2° 1" . ' ' And up she raisedher head; ' ’ weeks ““00 “nth “ fair attendance. day after day in the same attire, I had my Wthh 8110 COUId 110'? W011 mistake; “there is no apparent slackening Of the carts Every 4
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Fall 0 umu, y . The house is new and in first-rate order and will be 001001. to Lot. And peering the deepwood maze A chapel 1|! connected With the Storrs suspicions that her wardrobe could not be certainly no necessrty that you should be so window flew open, and every head that
a, m.
i A. II. BYINGTON, J. B. ELLs, G. N. ELLS .
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,5 Gents flagrrrltshllagstaoods, fiffiilrsgilmsun on on an Enqnm of 32's.? (gast- 091°“‘fhlmdgiiigoiiiifis'l‘éfl, 4'2 And “10!“; “1:51p hollsriegrecnwood GAZETTE how the work of teaching the tion oftwo business avenues. and I played together in France, I often and needed no p 0 er but the in 'sible
, 0 mu m N Y a N H . ‘rhave “l. g A 11 full that, , I. freedmen, and those of the poor- whitcs who She was not handsome {n the common ac- wore a dress very much like this one. If he power of gravitation to send them down
. to make monthly chair es of their'advertisemeuts.
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Shirts made to order at short notice.
_ Particular attention paid to cuttin garments of
all kinds. D. DAYTON,
At the old stand, No. 4, Ely’s Block.
THE subscribers would respectfully call the atm- .
tiou of the public to their New Stock of Goods,
consisting of a general assortment of
Boots, Shoes, Gaiters, no,
up to order, in themoat-workmau
atfair prices .
per cent extra. '
ALEX. s. GfliSON,
(Organist of the First Congregational Church.)
I!‘RACHER of the Piano-Forte, Organ and Musical~
s BROWN.
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Dummy
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For Sale.
THE propertyvsituated on the southeast corner oi
summers, and in can' make sat-
isfactory disposition of it,'I shall be repared to re-
ceive proposals for addition to Stone case on Moss
Hill. I will sell 11 very very fine building lots on 0112
cupied this place 18
sold or rented at a “gain. dltf M. E. MEAD.
WatenPower, Mill and Machine-
ry for Sale.
on Danbury 85 Norwalk Rail-
. Price low. For culars Enquire
e‘ mmglianasm'rcnar. , Union Market.
igned ofl'er tor Sale
. ble building sites in thin
I ‘ be slope northwest of Union Pa
village and easy of access, havin
of the village and harbor, prices
. . Apply to g.
TWO very desirable Rooms to let, in 2d story of the
Gazette Bulldin . Front Room. 8160, rear one
875 per annum. App y at the Gaaette onlce.
v: Farm for Salc. m
E! A FARM of- 170 acreflniu thetown of
MONDAY tllo IstDAY, OF MARCH 1500. For par-
ticulars enhuire of , DAVID 1.. Dis FOREST,
tdof sale 10w'40 ‘ - , , New Canaan.
NASH as IVES,
Real. Estate Agents,
"No. i w‘a'rim STREET.
ROPERTY bou h sold exchanged or let, on rea-
P sonable term-ENS havc a good variety‘of-desira-
“0 mother l" was thelmingled cry-—
“0 mother! motherl’klo not die
And leave us all alone 1"
With along, sharp, unearthly gaze,
“Will she not eons?" she said.
Just then. the partindboughs between,
A little maid’s light {Om was seen,
All breathless with her speed:
“Mother!" the little maiden cried, .
Or e'er she reached the woman’s side,
' Or kissed the clayécold cheek.
‘ “I have not idled in the town;
But long went. wand‘fing, up and down,
The minister to segk. 4
“They told me here, they told me there—-
I think they mocked'me everywhere;
are willing to send their children, is pros
poring in Atlanta.
The Storrs School numbers about 400
School. Rev. Cyrus Francis, one of Yale’s
finest scholars, is devoting himself to this
truly missionary work. ‘
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* St-
A conversation is going on in the parlor,
in this article of the facts stated will surely
be pardoned. They may be already known
to your readers; but where there are so
many contradictory accounts, the words of
an eye-witness are valuable.
Dr. Clifl‘, member of Congress from Savan-
nah, and just arrived from that city, is re-
lating incidents of the election outbreak
ceptatiou of this much-abused word,but there
was an'artlessness and yet a winning grace
in her manner, which convinced me that her
very extensive; yet, as she always appeared
neat and tidy, it was a mystery to me how
this striking neatness was secured, and why
there was not ever any variety in her ap-
I saw that it was tasteful and becom-
an interest in knowing why this simple girl
was so marked an exception.
I have always delighted to study charac-
upon me to investigate the pretty girl’s pe-
culiarity. Her fruit was ever clean and
tempting, but I often made purchases merely
should see me any where in this dress he
would know me. I might,meet him and not
know him, but he, would recognize me, and
occupiec ."
“Yes there is,” she answered, naively; “I
must be where Emilie could see me, if he
were to visitthe city. I dare not. be on the
street all the time, unless I am occupied and
know your histbry will honor you. Accept
my sineei‘st wishes that your devotion to the
.by an early meeting and a happy re-union.”
“Thank you—thank you—but he is my
lover now as much as he was when we were
with terrific swiftness. Just as the passen-
gers began to realize their situation, they
came to a short curve cut out of the solid
could be was thrust out to see what the dan-
ger was, and every one rose up in his place,
fearing sudden destruction.
Just as the engine began to turn in the
curve, the engineer saw a little girl and her
mter’ “a. f 'inn, onetime, , . 8 5.00 v -
Snag Col 03%?“ {in}: - d . . $3.3?) 33523; ENl'IgifnCfihfnfi 1111:1312; 2:2ng 131;}; Bligh)? N563}; filling Elmira one halit' mileshgp’m Bprfli‘g‘lvi New Canaan, “a” the Wilton e . hum ‘ EDP, 1?in And following chm - man came on— purel.
ghumg. ~~ “thflnsemd grai'ultously. fibula» South Norwalk, Conn.” > , , flagella Bgfiemgflgénggfllwg“: Ben 5; .Ma- argues]: the‘rcfig, 0:19 giggglnewgfigrfinlfi empties: Apdrtly mu ”156,, “MP where your correspondent is writing, so in- ing, but I knew that the mugs are woven I never thought there was any disgrace in baby brother playing on the track. In amo-
1— kinds of Gent. and Ladies. 3.. " “ and words a capital mm m“ 1”“ “Mk-e" that elimi- wlii°im ofi'ereli at ‘iPubllc Auction; on who led .‘ panting .ieea,_ teresting that a digression for the insertion biul for a love of variety in dress, and I had selling apples.” meat the cars would be on them i the shriek
. “Certainly not,” Iexclnimed; “but all who Of the whistle startled the little girl, 'and
every eye looking over could see them.
Close to the rail, in the upright rock, was a
ter, either iii high or low life, and I took it 10"“? 0f your l'OUlh may be flllly rewarded little niche, out of which a piece ofrock had
been blasted. In an instant the baby was
thrust into this niche, and as the cars came
thundering by, the passengers holding their
for the sake of forming an acquaintance. in'Frauce and I know that I am going t0 see breath, heard the clear voice of the little sis-
{ Com osltion, Boxs‘i’m P.’ 0. Norwalk, Conn. , . _
- r are for timing “'lllbe executed by a 01‘“ 3‘ ble Houses and Farms in and out of town for sale on
1. N wYork tuner. Pianos ucd by the year at l t ' , Norwalk, Se t. ‘21 1868. admin terms. if“ - _ , q _ . ' .
f, :31 “all: .1 mm ‘ . to 13m” l . .out] Nor. a1] . _ __ 7 P... __i_,_~__w__w __ “wow: u. N58". m.,,” M, “dfigégefiiffiuzfi 31°52; knee there. He describes a complete reign of At length, known to her as a liberal patron, him soon- I W111 show hun to you here be- ter, on the other side of the ”cars, ring out,
m3‘gfi‘§g§,§333“;?il§_‘ggfi:‘§,:§‘%$:§,:3,§m &c_" ‘ :T‘mmuedm 3‘“ 9‘: 3““ “mm“ “3 1““ For Sale. . _ To Mug m, 500;, and come Wm, m," - terror—the Ku Klux including every white she began to have less reserve with me than fore W111i“, I know I Will. Mother says I “Cling close to the rock, Johnny! cling close
, _ ._ . 5 y y WEmNGS’ Bums, Stable, mascventybwdmg Fruit Trees! Fm" Trees: Mother! he would “Home, citizen. They are banded together, and, whenI first noticed her, and finally I was am “01151): but something tells me lo 110138, to the rock 2” And the little creature snug-
emboldened to make inquiries in reference and I do hope." filed in 3111 -
a, ( put his head as close to the cor-
w. RANDEL 51min,
g Attorney at Law,
Lockwood’s Building, Norwalk, Conn.
ISRAEL M. BULLOCK,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
Ofiice, NO. 4 Gazette Building.
DR. WM. A. LOCIKWOOD,
ORMERLY House Surgeon and House Physician
in Believue Hospital, New York City. Office over
0. I. Gruman’s Dry Goods Store. Office hours from 9
to 10 a. m., from 3 to 4, and from Tto 8 p. m.
REFERENCES :—Dr. W. H. Draper, Physician to New
York City Hospital; Dr. J. W. S. Gouley, Prgf. Isaac
E. Paylor, and Prof. Lewis A. Sayre, Physicians and
Surgeons to Bellevue Hospital, New York City.
— DR. N. A. MOSMAN,
Has removed his Ofilcc and residence to the house
formerly occupied by C. J. Gruman, opposite the 2d
M. E. Church. Ofiice hours till 9 a. m., and 1 ms
power) to his works, he fiatters himself he is well pre-
pared to do all kinds of work
Railway Buildings.
~11. KENDALL er A.N. HART,
rincipal Operator in Colton’s Dental Association
peatedl declared that South Norwalk is the best
_ within ' knowledge, (out of Cooper Union) to
ve teeth extracted. ,
DR. KENDALL, has reduced his price of ‘
. ARTIFICIAL TEETH,
so much as to make it to the advantage of all who
want the article, to call on him before procuring them
elsewhere. -
Ofiice hours at all times from Tuesday morning till
Friday evening.
Monday and Saturday will be spent in Ridgptleld.
. Jan. 1st, 1868. . . KEN AL
. P. S.—Otllce open every day. Dr. A. N. Hart in
tcndance on Saturdays and Mondays. Wednesda
devoted entirely to takin out teeth ; come on t
day if possible. We wi i take out achinr' teeth
da though. Pure Gass at all times, A. N: HART."
Sept. 14th, 1869. ‘ '
.NORWALK MACHINE SIDP.
{ HE subscriber would respectfully inform Manufac-
turers and others using Machinery in Norwalk
dud vicinity, that he is prepared to do all things per-
taining to a general machine shop. All orders for the
making or repairing of every description of Machinery
attended to with romptness by experienced workmen.
Having-added a team Engine (in addition to water
at very short notice.
ISAAC CHURCH, Jr.
l Machine Shop just back of the Post Oiiice and Horse
11
A slate can
o’clock, p. m.
be found at H. H. Baker’s store, South
Norwalk. if?!)
NATHAN s. ROBERTS, M. 1).,
manner and with the greatest dispatch, everything in
WATERBURY At DUNCAN,
Rear of Norwalk Horse Railway Depot,
are now prepared to execute in the best
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SOME TWENTY FARMS, from 16 to 140 acres, for
good variety of Houses in an
on liberal terms.
two first-class houses to let; one furnished house to
let. A number of small tenements for sale, to suit
persons Of small means—terms liberal.
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Norwalk depot, at LOCKWOODVILLE.
wishing to purchase may have a lot with a house built
thereon by paying a small amount in cash, balance on
mortgage. or may purchase a lot without any improve-
ment, for a small percentage of the
in casb,balance on mort a e. Price 0
nulhdmat 1:0 il‘ltgee Hun re DogIrIi'i I yviil brill
tos ow e o toanyperson s n opu ase.
WILLIAII
lets, all eligibly situated and covered with choice
fruit and ornamental shrubs and trees, at
Noroton Station, On,
three miles from Stamford Depot. These lots are or-
fercd at from $100 to 8500 according to location and
great inducements willdle offered to persons wishing
t3 improve.
4
Send for ma s and particulars,
M. E. . EAD, Darien Depot. Ct.
HOUSES, LOTS AND FARMS
FOR SALE AND TO RENT.
erty in Norwalk. A
out of town, for sale
Thirteen first-class houses for sale;
sale, or to exchange for pro
S. T. WOOD.
N. B.—Good servants furnished at short notice.
HOMES Fill THE MILLION!
One Hundred Building Lots.
THE SUBSCRIBER has for sale One Hundred Build-
ing Lots within eight minutes walk of South
purchase money
Lots from 0m;
T. CRAW
Real Estate Agency, over F. B. Purdy’s Drug Stoi'e.35
Norwalk, Aug. 24th, 1868.
AT THE - .: . :
' ' NEW CANAAN launching.
The subscribers take pleasure in announcing to the
public that their stock of
Fruit do Ornamental Trees,Vmes, the.
is unusuall lar e and of unsurpassed excellence. We
feel contide’iit iiiz saying that we believe that our stock
of APPLE TREES particularly, to be the Largest and
Best in this Count . We are also positive that we
can furnish Trees in tter quality, better order, and
for less money than they can be obhaincd from distant
l s.
NTrl‘igzgwishin to purchase Trees and Vines will do
well to send the r orders early—0r still better, visit our
- d maketheir own select-ions.
Nursery an STEPHEN HOYT d: SONS.
our Nurseries, w ether desirous o purchasing'tioea.
or not; and would cordially invite all
visit the Nursery.
C. '1‘. CORNWALL,
MERCHANT TAILOR.
CORNER WALL dc WATER‘STS”
UNDER N ORWALK HALL.
UBLIC attention is invited to his fine stock of
Fashionable Styles of CLOI‘HS, CASSIMERES
and VES’I’INGS. which will be made 11 ,in the best
manner, at short notice, at most reasonab e rptes.
Ready-made Clothing on hand for sale at the'lowest
rates.
EDWARD P. WEED,
Druggist and Apothecary,
P. S.—We take leasure lushowln persons through. 1 .
interested to i i i
“I told him how you dying lay,
And could not go in peace away
Without the minister;
I begged him for dear Christ, His sake,
But 0! my heartwas'lt to break——
Mother! he would‘hot stir.
.3?
“So, though my teargsyere blinding me, ‘
I rank back, fast as {at could be,
To'come again timed;
and here—close by—this Squire I met.
Who asked (so mild) whatmade me fret;
And when I told him true,
“"I will go with yomfehild,’ he said,
'God semk me to thi‘q dying hell'—
: _ V ’ Mother, he is hereihard by.”
2 Willie thus the little hidden spoke,
The man,‘his back agilust an oak,
Looked on with glillteniug eye.
The bridle on his neck-hung free,
With quivering flank and trembling knee,
Pressed close hisbounle bay;
A stateller man—a stutelier steed—
Never on greensward paced, I rede,
Than those stood there that day.
So while the little maiden spoke,
The man, his back against an oak,
Looked on with glistening eye
And folded arms, andin his look
under various names, such as “The Savan-
nah Club,” &c., are thoroughly organized,
drilled and armed.
police are of their number. The colored
people are almost entirely unarmed, and are
reduced to the servility of old slave days,
day, massa,” as they pass.
way to the ballot~box, and, presenting their
loaded revolvers, forbade to vote the first
colored citizens who presented themselves
at the polls. These withdrew to a public
building, where a meeting of 300 was held.
They drew up a protest, but resolved to ab-
tion, to go to the polls was simply to present
themselves for slaughter. The Chivalry
were agitated during the day by reports
city. The Mayor ordereda squad to re-
six men, and charged upon them.
to her family. It was some time before she
once, I learned that she livedlwith her moth-
er, in a pleasant cottage on a quiet street in
the suburbs of the city. I knew the spot—-
and I now became more rious than ever
calico dress.
I ventured to ask permission to call on
her mother and make her acquaintance, un-
der the plea of a love "of birds and flowers,
with both of which the cottage was sur-
rounded. I did not receive the encourage-
As obstacles to my purpose increased I be-
came more determined, and I resolved to
change my tactics. I could not understand
q‘uaintance to become, in any respect, famil-
and as I admired some flowers which grew
“May you notbe disappointed," I said, in-
Thc city officers and conversed freely, but by dint Of persever- voluntarily.
A few weeks after this interview, I missed
the apple girl in the pink dress, from her ac-
customed stand. Fearing that she might be
giving the whole sidewalk, with a “Good its attractiveness had often interested me, sick,I resolved to call at the cottage in the
evening. When I went to my boarding-
On~ election day the Chivalry lined the toliear the story of the apple girl in the pink house at supper time, a note was handed
me. It contained these words :—
. “DEAR Sm ;—-Comc to our house this even-
ing. We have something more to tell you
about the romance (as you call it) of my
humble dress and occupation.
Tm: APPLE GmL.”
I went—the mother stood in the door to
stain from voting, as Grant was sure to be meat I wished, bllt Still W88 1e“ to 110116 that welcome me, but the daughter ran to meet
elected, and as, in their defencelesa condi- my curiosity might some day be gratified. me, and taking both of my handsiu a delir-
mm of joy, she cried :—
“He’s come—he’s come.”
In her pink dress, at the apple-stand, she
that a colored army was marching on the the girl’s disinclination to allow our ac- had met Emilie the day previous.
I stood that night a witness to their union
connoiter. Beyond the city limits they met i111“, but I knew that 5118 WQlIld IIOt dare to and a happier wedding I never attended.
The fire treat me rudely, and, WEtCthK my opportu- The devotion of the simple girl was reward-
being returned, they fled and reported a, nity 0110 Sunday afternoon, I addressed 1101‘ ed—her faith was not misplaced—hcrhome-
large force. These, however, the militia as she stood at the street gate of the cottage, 1y talisman proved a true one.
nor Of the rock as possible, while the heavy
cars whirled past him. And many were the
moist eyes that gazed, and many a silent
thanksgiving went up to heaven.
In a few hours the ears stopped at a ata-
tion, where an Old man and his son got out
of the cars, He had come so far to part
with his child, who was going to an Eastern
city to live, while the aged father was to
turn back to his home. All the dangers that
would harruss the son seemed to crowd into
the heart of. the father, as he stood holding
the hand of his boy—just now to part with
him. He choked, and the tears filled his
eyes, and all he could say was, “Cling close
to the rock, my son l” He wrung the hand
of his child, and the passengers saw ‘him
standing alone, doubtless praying that his
inexperienced son might “cling close to the
Rock Christ Jesus 1" ,
UNITED STATES BONDS—The “word of
America is as good as its bond,” and its
bond shall be made as good as the brightest
gold that ever shone. That bond bears the
great seal of liberty. That bond stands for
, _ the line of . . . _
Physician and Surgeon, Carnage Manna, um Buck-mitmg. For Sale. Somfithinitgaq‘fie; lensoh:b00k,. gent out falled to find, .
Office in Knapp ti; Dickerman’s Block, fiCalzl-lagestén‘: to cider, and Painting, Trimmin, , THE LAND fronting the entire “Union Par " on Waugh“, Nommk "3° 9 ‘ "n " Carpet-buggers areparticularly obnoxious, in a bed near the house, she could not escape, (From the Atlantic Monthly for December.) the freedom of all mankind. That bond
Washington St. South Norwalk. dlgpgizllilig, 0.. one y experienced workmen. wit “ioo‘ihe’rzvres;relfiiaga]2900xfio 1iy'ettl‘t), or near. , rice . - And when the dying :woman’s face and D1? Cliff is a carpet-bugger of the worst politely, from the necessity of inviting me to What an American Consul does, or stands for the glory of the American name.
I , 8 to 9 A M 00d Carriage timber taken“ “Change for work 10“ ' . AXES MITCHELL- WOULD respectfully inform the filtlzens of goth Turned toward him with a wishful gaze, stamp. His life was preserved probably by Walk through the yard. Accidentally we ' may do, That bond stands for the glorious army of
~ ' ' . ' ha . emove O . . . . . . . > . . _ _
_ 00106 Hours. A (25 :0 gr. ‘1‘“. CARRIAGE MAKING, FOR SALE his “3,721,333,, £39.31 530,}; {offing}: gccupifiliib’ “friggingigglifgffrfei'lé. the report havrng gone abroad that the 1118111119 1110310?- OIflllld an {HVllMlOD 10 911- An American consulate is a veritable him he”? {ho overlilllrew our fees. That bond
‘ . . . . . ‘ A - 9 I ' n . . e . . . '
‘ ' 0 l' Horse Shoeinz and Bllck-mIthlnz- VERY Valuable place, Siluatedin the 1110“ cam 331%ngfeglllltlgfigdfigliellvtlil-[gifgesiti‘svfagllédv to :11 Saying, “I amaminister— treedmen ”(1- “k?“ an oath t? bum .the tel e cottage. . course accepted mm “’5 Hm, where human life, 1’1 “3 various Stan S or the m. “ms 0‘ gentle and herorc
' - town if he were killed. Noththstandlng, pleasure, and, finding the mother .lllChl-led l0. phases, with its sharps and flats, its tragedy women who kissed the soldier good-bye,
' \PATENT AGENCY.
j , ILLIAM erE,
Lyon, Ahern a: (30.,
OULD announce to the public that they have ta-
ken the old stand of Capt. Henry Lamb, Main
Street, where they are prepared to execute in the best
manner with cat dis ateh, anythin in the above line. -
A
minutes walk from the Horse Railway Depot.
house is large and commodious. The place comprises
about two acres of land, and is abundantly provided
with trees, shrubbery and out-buildings.
suitable for any gentleman:I ful
tralpart of the Town of Norwalk, about trv’vlo
c
This place is
,For articulars en-
' who may wish good articles of
Drugs, Medicines, Perfumery, Patent Medi-
cines, Cigars, &c., &c.
My sister! let us pray."
And welhwithouten book or stole— -
God’s word was printed on his soul—
Iuto the dying ear
the house where he was supposed to be was be more communicative than the danghter. I and comedy, passes in continuous though in-
searehed one night by three masked men. managed to learn that they were French formal review. Lexically it is a commercial
A similar condition of things exists in the folks, “191011911 they both '51301‘c EngliSh re- agency, but practically it is that and a great
ten counties where Grant received no vote, markably W611. The cottage parlor W33 fur— deal more; in an accommodated sense, it is
who healed the sick, and said prayers over
the dying, and wrought and sufiered, and
called on God that their country might be
saved for their children and their children’s
. 311111 Solicitor of Patents, Carriages ma e t_o.or er. and Horse booing, Painting, quire of AMES Ml CHELL, , , _
Me aniCal Draughtsmun and Tlgmmilg‘galgepilimg, &c., done by experienced wpru- Real Estate Agent. Union Market, Norwallr, Conn. Physicians Prescriptions accurately. prepared. he 5““th as twere an 31180“ strain, 0 _ . . . , _ _, _ _
9,, MODEL MAKER, fiUxCIVISTUISPLYON, WM. AHERN, CHAS. mix. . The things thet unto life pertain. and in many Others. The gentlemen eon- nished plainly, but elegantly. There were a police-station, a criminal court, despatch 01111511911, free and entire t0 the end 0" time.
' BUILDING LOT5 FOR SALE. A. JACKSON Gt BRO., Anddeath ' da'kf'h‘d‘m' cm" versing seem to be of the opinion that the “P011 the W311 several pictures, and upon the agency, bank of deposit, reading-room, post That bond stands for that army or martyrs
. whO have gone on before,and watch us with
1y? Winnipauk, Conn.
G. O. KEELER do BROTHER
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
Groceries, Flour, Feed, &c.,
Nos. 12, 14 and 16 Main Street, Norwalk, Conn.
Gents’ and Youth’s Clothing cut and made to order,
at short notice, of the best materials, in the latest
styles, by experienced \vorkfilen. Prices reasonable.
G. as G. 'M. HOLMES,
PROVISIONS, &c.,
Main Street, N orwalk, Ct.
Etnajusuruncc Co. of Hartford,
Incorporated 1819, Charter Perpetual.
Capital and Assets, $5,052,880 19
Insures against loss and damage by: Fire, 11 terms
adapted to the hazard, and conslsteut \ th
C. s. ,LOCKWOOD,
Fashionable Draper & Tailor
AND
A
utes walk of the Horse Cars. Price, from 8400 to $1000.
fills, ten lots, 60x250 feet, about a mile horn the
39'
if appli’c for soon; from 8100 to 8200
NUMBER of very desirable lots, in a good neigh-
borhood, and pleasant location, within three min-
ood land, nice location; will be sold very low
or lot. A l
NASH do IVESpp y,
to ,
No. 1 Water Street.
Gentlemens Furnishing Emporium,
Singer Manufacturing Co’s
First Premium Sewing Machine,
The best Machine for general work.
HAMMER’S FRESH BREWED
CHAMPAIGN ALE.
This Ale is brewed fresh at all seasons of the year,
and its keeping qualities, especially of that brewed dur-
ing the most excessive hot weather, is guaranteed for
any length of time.
For sale in Barrels and Half-Barrels, at Selleck’s
Packet Office, Norwalk.
J EHIEL GRUMAN,
Agent for the sale of Hammer’s Champaign Ale, Wil-
Bonds dt'Mortgages Bought (it Sold.
'- BUILDING LOTS,
And upon the most .
ACCOMMODATING TERMS
as to time of payments. These lots are located on
“Spring Hill," overlooking the water and surround-
ing consul-y, and are unequalled in beauty. by any 10-
O
Real Estate.
SECURITIES NEGOTIATED.
FRANK B. SMITH,
Room No.1, New York at New Haven It. R. Depot.
NORWALK, CONN.
For Sale :
- in his line to which he would invite s
. nub]
@ NO. 1 Gazette Building.
OULD invite the attention of their old customers
and the public generally to their varied and ex-
tensive stock of
WATCHES, JEWELRY, SILVER Warn-2, FANCY
Goons, SILVER PLATED WARE, &C.,
which was selected with great care and is not to be
surpassed in Fairfield County. in quality or price.
WOULD inform his friends, and the peblic gen er-
erally, that since his robbery, he has resumed
business with an entire New Stock, consisting of
Fine Gold audSilver Watches,
of different Manufacture; a greater variety of
ecial attention,
and hopes by fair and honorable ealing to merit
and receive as heretofore the liberal support of the
1c. ,
South Norwalk, Sept. 2!, 1868.
Still Norwall Insurance Agency,
Representing over $34,000,000.
He spoke of sinners’ lost estate,
In Christ renewed, regenerate—
Of God’s most blessed decree,
That not a single soul should die
Who turns repentant, with the cry,
“Be merciful to me 1”
He spoke of trouble, pain and toil,
Then, as the spirit ebbed away,
He raised his hands and eyes to pray
That peaceful it might pass;
And then the orphans’ sobs alone
Were heard, as they knelteverv one
Behold, in heart-struck, mute surprise,
Who reined their couriers back,
Just as_they found the long astray,
Who, in the heat of chase that day,
. Had wandered from the track.
But each man reiued his pawiug steed,
/ And lighted down, as if agreed,
past. To look forward, they suggest taxing
the Chivalry out of their property, or, which
amounts to the same, quartering troops, for
for more.
o
I
BROOKLYN. E. D.,
' Nov. 10th,1808. }
Editor Agra-allo- Gazette :
In these days of so much boasted patriot-
1
different parts of the country where it might
be inferred (from their apparent indifference)
ple girl. _ -
Why a young girl who lived in such a cot-
tage, with so much evident taste and culti-
morc and more interesting, and every day
purchases, that there was no way left for me
to solve the mystery of her life but by visit-
ing the cottage. Again I went without an
invitation, and boldly made known the curi-
their acquaintance.
The daughter laughed heartily, and said,
land -iu Georgia should have been confis- mantel a number 0f delicate works or art, oifiee,—in fine, a general depository, or sort
cated and sold by the government at moder- which I was satisfied could not have been ofomngmmy where from time to time you
ate prices to loyal men. But that is of the purchased by the llmrted earnings Of an ap- may find everything, from a love-letter to a
Saratoga trunk, or from a sailor’s tarpauling
to a lady's troueseau. -
So, too, a consul is supposed to be a com-
the maintenance of law and order,upon them vation, should invariably wear a pink calico mercial agent; but in fact, and of necessity;
and often perplexing; but his unofficial ser-
South Carolina has been quiet, because my resolution ‘0 111“”an it became stronger. vices, which never figure in the despatclles,
the negroes outnumber the whites; but she There “’35 SO much modesty ill “10 girl’s are still more multiform and multiplied. He
's watching Georgia, and will not be slow hearing at 1191‘ apple-stand—she seemed so conducts trials, in which he is at once advo—
gaged in the humble vocation of an intefi
preter, or sale: do place, and, presto! he is
discharging the functions of a minister ex-
sm,I think there are many instances in °5ilY Whi‘fll led me to force myself “POD traordinary. Now he is looking after the
stray baggage of some unfortunate tourist,
and anon he is deciding cases involving,not
celestial eyes from the shining hills of
Heaven. That bond stands for Abraham
Lincoln, wisest of statesmen, purest of rulers,
greatest of men. That bond is written all
over with‘tlle heart’s blood of the Republic.
Accursed be the traitor that would cheapen
that bond; palsied be the voice that de-
ELBERT CURTIS, . .
- , . L , _ Co sta t dd'tio -e ade i ii the lat t les of Endured but for slittlo. while . , . . . -. - .
_ = H . ’ ’ Merchant Tailor, Main Street, Norwall , Conn B U I I; D I N G L 0 T s u . u u 1 us al in (A.?IACKS0NB&BItlyRO, ' In ”an”. Nth-ha on- *until they are impoverished. The election dress, and sell fruit, nuts and candles on the he ,5 everything by turns, and nothing long. . . g
,' :‘veurtis’s'Bquiho Main SW, 7.1ka Ct , “GENT F011 Tim. ,_ p ,‘ l l l, 9, r . ~ . ., SureinGod's‘own goodt otobe ofGrant has notquieted things. They have street, “'83 to me 3 perplexmg Infillll'Y.—‘ What with debentures, invoices, protests, defame 1" It 1“ ourbond; ounggcred 1) 0111156
7.55:": . l m . 1* i - - For Sal 0 Cheap, C. M. GRUMMAN Exclaafnlged lounztemlty had a taste of the blood of the deiestcd Therewaaawebofromanceweaying around legalizations, and the rest of that category, to mankind, Our pledge to 9°31 that ”'3 he
”p ”e" a °'°' “Yankee” and “nigger,” and actually thirst the mysterious 310310 811']. Wthh became his official duties are sufficiently numerous, has carried “3 through our Willem“ 0f fire
and tempest, acrOSS Our Red Sea of sacrifice
for liberty, no jet or title Of that plighted
honor shall fall ; but every promise given in
the hour of our peril shall be a thousand
fold redéemed in the hour of our triumph.—
DIIAI.‘EItS IN
, , Hammer’s Clrampaigu Ale. callonln rwalk- Lots for 8400, 0500, 8750, 81,000 a F I N E J E W E R Y
c- ures - . .
GRO E iaLovR’ up attention of the public lS solicited to llle ”my tit-0,000. Apply at Gazette Ofllce. “41 ofNew and Elegantdegiang- 81L R AND PLATlgn Close round on the green gl'IES. . to follow 1101' ciample. 0. much afraid Of scandal, should any converse Cate, judge, and jury_ He draws up a legal ‘ ,
ilor quality of WARE CLOCKS, and Engage“, :sEsmmen, “Goods Such was the sight their wondering eye. With her longer tllllll was necessary to make instrument as a notary, signs it as a witness, 1391’- A- D. Mayo, Qf Uzncznnati.
and Egalizes it as a consul. Now he is en- A TOUCELNG Insran- ’0E 0F CHILDISH DE-
VOTION.—Tl.ll‘cc children in New Brunswick
got astray. One was about six years of age,
the Others four and three. It was a wild
region, and in wild weather, and at the edge
of night. From signs it seems that the six
year old child soon felt sure there was no
the laws of compensation.
GEORGE R. CUWLES, ‘0“; Conn. - / . Hartford Fire Ins. Co Assets 82 026 000 00 . - -
- . - _ House and lot wrth barn West Ave. 015.000 " ’ . In silence by his side- that the co )10 have either entlrol for ot- - u - _ . . ,
. Sole Agent ior Norwalk and vicinity .. .. .. new. Greem 7,000 ggiiini‘ilzgéfflfincceoc‘ism.55., hm 132146333}, And there. uncovered all 'they stood— t f P] tl . t m . y g gully, We have been Justus much at fault only the property and personal liberty, but hope of their being found, .0,- findmg them-
- - “ “ “ “ 5 acres 7,000 ' " P ' ' i ‘ ' en 01' 31 0 apprecra c e 59” “395 ren 91" to understand your curlOSlt-y as you have to m 1- fh' t , , . - .
GermaniaFil-e Ins. CO. New York 925000 It wasawhol i h x even 0 “'95 0 18 001111 171mm- ‘3 1 ill t ah, i k
I , Co 8 IRON CASTINGS. u u u u Washington st 11 000 . 1 . esomesg t, and good d b th (1 , t d h f th 1 t b 1 , , , r .J. us a rug t, am sort too measures at
Norwalk llSlll'alWL mp “Y- n u u n v ‘ ’ City Fire Ins. 90- Hulfordv “- 450.000 00 Th 5 f0 , 9 _1 I e 9P“ e 01'0“ 0 e a e 1'9 e ' reconel-le our Circumstances With our 0111- Th . h .r ' d ' U 1 - . - - -
. El sNeck 4000 ,, at ay rmortal pride. _. _ , , 811,100 list ereeo nine :1 exit of 110 e
u u .. Down Tawny 3.,00 fianuecticut Fire us. 00., 304,001 03 lion For instsnce I noticed m the columns ploymen t ,, v a g once for the sate keeping of its little ones.
' ‘ It 'ALK. CONN. T " iddlesex Mutual As ’ C . “ 00 ' ’ - ~ g —l . ' - - -
. M) W ' L The Norwalk Il'on “ Orks, :2 :f 3 ggillgg Ely’g‘Neck 3:333 State Mutual Fire In; ec’o.,°o’r Hartford, 8 ,000 00 For. or 01611010600! lheland of your valuable journal, some weeks ago, “Then we should be mutual confidants ,, S m." mat benevolent 01d gentleman, Wlm 13““an them 111 the most sheltered nook 1‘
on], Capital, $590,000§ . H “ “ 50x150 u 1:300 LIFE msmmivcn, Was that deep-hushed, bare-headedband; the account of the re-union of the 17th I b d- “I h I b ‘ f k ’h 38183}capaCWUSPOCLei’fun 0f domfle'eagl‘fis could find, it then stripped away the most
”durum“ *‘°°’°°° All?20052253‘tizznillelthlf’in‘ié‘v":hilt f? 22 ii :2 :2 $033 C°nn°°fi°utlstell3tiara““W a trfaiizmmm‘iig' a c....v.1..,..... I suppose feasting and 3.523151; . oivénefllvfiifi W“ “h““egldedii” ”if °‘ Si““’”’-’°“' ““5 °“’” gm“ ‘° 1"“ °“ 0..., “d 5“
Wn. C. S-rltslrr, President, GEO. R. Corvus, Sec’y. or cla‘m'zls from four fucheg’ diameter to twenty feet, “ “ “ “ “ 2:100 zEtua Life Insurance Company. AsSets ‘8 00000000. y pauper on egroun ' to t,’ w the order of the (111 r where all y ’ p y - p - .- deuce to t e W 0 e t“ e Of imp 1'0 "dam out to gather dry sea-weed and bm5h to
. t. . u u .. u .. . . . Her mused orph-ns clinging round, ‘3 mg as 3) “But our relations are 110‘ Similar she -a‘ If .. ' g 1' a b . .
Ennx. HiLL, Treasurer. and any width face, at lowest piices. 3m9 ” . u H “ Sprlnv Wood 3,900 . LIVE STOCK INSURANCE. ’Kuelt their annointed King' was peace and joy and love and in perus ‘ h] g 1. d “W t - bi If scape graces. some porlpa e lo vault and cover them up m and defend them. the
-_ , 5 StockIns.Co.CharteredCa itals500 000 00 ' ’ ’ ' am y rep 1‘3 - e are 110 113313011Si e 01' l' obleman 01' IT 1 f 0‘ " - ~
. . u u u l 1:000 figggemggmes Cattle m. P v , . . i 0" seer) u ! po 1 led re ugee, ‘5 a. uantit of this had been athered and
_ . avainst death and theft. H - in it I wondered that none Of them had - - . n . . . . (1 Y E
ASSETS OVER $20,000,000- SOMETHING NEW ! 212:5 or‘ilvn‘i‘ou Hiirk,100x;;0 each T033 Oil‘lcein S‘Vo’ms’”Eggllgésflglfilfiggnzalk.t 'Supposed to be George Third. thgughtfulness enough to pro pose some Y‘lllé'viumoslfliv bf“ 13'0“ R)? OWS- out Of funds, anchninus credit, especially if piled about the babes into a sort of a nest,
--——-———-————-—~ g , . 3100: Down Town isxeio each ’300 r s m." 22,, . 39“ 3- _____________ . Y 50. Cl‘lel- he can lay claim to a nationality that has and there m. 1,, when the co 16' found
GEO. R. COVVLES, ”— 5,230,133? °¥,§:,‘;id',f;§, £353; 11%;;‘gfifiggg ’ L. m an”. The Native Wrgt'm'an'advcrtises for a col. 32:12: giggisgffiygd a monument to “It was forced upon ‘13-” figured in some war of independence, no them, still an“; ; gut the six yegrofdmomer
ls AGENT at Nor-walk, and issues policies fortlle {01- A FIRST CLASS CITY on 315:: 120m Roar: carpet!“ 1;qu ect to veryhlib- I. as F. SELLECK, ' 16cm, in the following terms: I 1’ b t f ' _ 1' “Indeed; and was not lllll‘le forced upon matter how remote, he cans for aid upon and martyr lay out on the shore dead of the
“Wing Insurance companies' I" r . . . i3. tgrbuilll ogabglflrrauagrtotdoz; ,mfifgdff'w‘ifi; WHOLESALE DEALERS IN WANTED AT THIS Omen — An able- ‘ cannot 085 0 any. more-patrlo ism me, in such a manner, ‘00’ a" left me no the United States CODS‘H- If one Of his 16. 1 th 1 t ile 1' brush “i had
fig”: (grippers, A559“ JIP' 13“ ,9‘3’ $353133? Draper and Tallol‘mg Estahllsmflem pa ing for their: lanolin?) the above property is in- 17.10111: ' bodied, hard-featured, bad-tempered, not“, than any one else, but a friendly interest in choice but to seek out the mystery? But a countrywomen coutemplates marriage she :0 -131), to“ ill 35b '1: tzble ‘0 brl in
. - v _ - . . a a (y- .
thnfx’ or N' I?" 2“ 2“ “2 2“ l’ggg’gfi‘l ll eat the proposed ltyo Norwalk. ’ be-put-ofi', and not-io-be-backed-down, the honored dead tempts me to write this truce to this bandying 0f words; you will consults the consular oracle If she is lnar can a C o as. or u no ng
£53,? 01:}, g." u a l. u 1:477:57, At No. 1, Gazette Building, (up stairs) A 1’0an LOTS Feed. freckledficeil 001} 1:33. to (3311901: for this article, hoping, by it, to urge the Citizens flf not take advantage of my frankness for any lied and wishes she were not or if she is not I) _ W S B
Imemmonay" Ed" 2: 5.. :. :: I’I‘él’gég I M iii! it t d Bill id “I AND 16:11:11 istollsa whisk]: bl: oygiinigrse, sgddle- the town 0‘ Wilton to take th‘ matter “1 other P11113030 than to reward it Wl'h full ex— married when in all conscienCc she ou ht to AMEL EBSTER AND IGNOB m2.—
. . ‘ ‘ , I _ _ . . . ‘ . . . . . .
gigging N'. Y.‘ " c u “ u ‘73; 386 r on subscriber would respectfully inform the cit- °" “‘3 y ' “a e on s e’ Grain h'd’, ' pW ' '11 f y, h ‘3, e' m cow hand and‘ erect a suitable monument to 1 ,- n _ g, Signor BhtZ. the gcnlal ventrlloqulst, gives
North American N. Y. .. n u n 7021102 izensof Norwalk that he has made arrange- At $400 each, worth $500, and only 850 down, balance _ l 1 9- e W‘. ““1“ '3 “mull“: T9 . P “a 10115- , . be, she confides the terrlble secret to the the following amusing “com, of m inter-
punmm m., u u .. “ 013,198 ments to open a first-class, New York City Estoblish- in 95 or $10 monthly payments. Apply to . at James’ Budding, Water ’ Street, Nor-walk, Conn. sllCh we promise COD-"Ital“ and laborious em- the“ 0"“ townsmen. She looked at me a moment as if question- could If a male child is born of American . . .
1.5m. iv. v. c n u u 509,903 merit, as above where he pledges himself to give sat- tf I. M. B LLOCK, Gazette Building. 1st door above Streets Hardware Store. ployment. Their atriotic gel-vices entitles their mom- . . . . . _ new be once held With Daniel Webster :
v . .. ,_ u 3 . f . n l], t P , mrr my apparent honesty and then said "T t m 1 f ,1, . ih tfi d f .
goggfd‘ltlhddIOUN Ni'Y" “ “ “ filial, ”331331353. spici‘li llllilaeurtsiou to Boys Garments as ' - —Mrs Caroline D Hall writes to an Bos cry 'to this small tribute, and a grateful pub- plgasantl y ’ ~ , pt. (:1 age, , e consu i: or in no 1 e 0 When Websi’er was secretary Of State, the
. , . ., . r - ' ' , 1'— the appy event and t creupon issucsa cer— - .. . - -
Merchants 11¢ u “ “ ‘ 418 309 well as those of gentlemen. Persons bringing their - J_ FERRIS , . y ,. _ . . . u h n “X. i 1 armor Was m Washmgton endeavormg to
pour %merica: no, g; 3 44413133; $333311) 33;: 1.121% 35.31%“ c363; made up. in an ar- . f PARKER S muffle?" lo 6:03»- tiltmnbiion til) rule fact 1:907:31? $35.31;". :22; :80 “idem: 0 but “Well, as you have been so good a patron mm, 0,- Unimd Statescitizenship. Should 051%, a bill from a man who ma 3 mew
orwic , ' ‘ ‘ , , - . ' a an merican a as so . l 1 1 - . - .
Poo le’s,’ Worcester, “ " ‘_‘ “ 4001000 ’ h ANCIS J. MCKEON. l‘eal Estate Agents “00'? SKIRT FACT‘II‘Y . y . ll “e y Pd . . . . f l1 0f Fly apple stand, and you have takfm sue? one of his countrymen conclude that “it is live position in the Treasury Department.
33‘ “- 0‘ N- Y- “ d .. 270,140 “ ESTATES FOR SALE in No walk and l - mitted to the first at: the series of medical one efi‘ect, VIZ ' To discourage m uture t e P3133 ‘0 know the romance or my hIStOIYylf not ood for man to be alone " the consul - - - -
Commonwealth N. Y.,“ “ “ “ 290.000 NOTICE 5 r - v ' AND ' ' - p - oath of our couutr in the sacrifice oftheir . . , , ,, g . - i As he was intimate wrth Webster, Bhtz
\Veetchester of New Rochelle N. Y., 200,000 . - memenfllgtclg {$318130 :3 821%?) 003905;? T‘CICEED’ , . examinations “1 “1" and\that these ex- 5'. h 51; f h t th you W111 promi’se secrecy, I ii to“ you. may solemnize the rites of matrimony; or, called upon him and asked his advice on the
- . 115000 E i 1. HO itt, ‘td . - ' ' ' ' ' m o a c an -- . ‘ _ , ,
Sensations?” 1 0.0:... Ti. his: assesses. transducers. m.,; mum... ....... ’ ' Fancy Goods Store “mm“ “‘3 “W “W W *° “me“ “V“ ‘° “W“ ° ° ‘3’ " , ° “1’11 me... any condition um I .u- shouu he axe mtestate. the utter becomes. 1.... A... 1...... a... h. .0... no.
And Ollhel‘ Companies, Sleek and Mutual, inCOnuecti- gulturalSOpliety, t0 ttzliaicliarge fiheiFui: (tIhl-ouiidliE at Tollesfiilfilgg 0111;533:218 0 Norwalk I generally - The lady is Miss :Putnam, 0! only 1001“ upon as a selfish and mercenary fill,” I answered eagerly. . by virtue of his ofl10°,the executor or ad? :ttdlch .tllc sultry of agoovernment ofiieer
,, v . , . avea ee tOlssuc c 0 so a as on o etrsc i ° - ‘ ' ‘ . . , _ _ . " . ‘ t y
cutfi‘ hi”Sigrid,“kifié‘él’ae‘i‘é’ivnf‘i‘.sgallii. duringgtlie season. exec t during the Annual Fair, 0,. Notice for surveying to be left at the Gazette Office. NGXt t0 the D. db N. Railroad Depot New York. - constituency. . u Walk Wm, me “no the garden, their,” ministrator of his personal estate. the simor said to Mr Webster “I _ k I
wa ’ pp on the occasion of a nu lic trot, for the sum of 85 for —Two fisone" who re and O (1 Your., Respectfully, said the girl. a . .. . ' w thin. _ n
_. GROCERIES each team. Persons subscribing willbe suppliedwith BUTTER’ s PATENT B P C y scape . “IRONSIDES'" . =___——=___ would like to hold a government posrtion. .
atlcket of admission, and key to the gate by applying OX from an Illinois jail afforded a remarkable We had a pleasant seat under a rustic ar. THE SILVER CUP Rnsrormn. _ In Dr. “Well what wCuld you want 9,, inquired
___—-— , .
Cheaper than ever,for° Cash.
HE subscriber would inform the public generally,
that he still continues to sell the best of roceries,
r No. 4 Skiddv’s Block
1
x a.“
ovisions, 8:0, at ills old stand,
at the oflice of the Norwalk Horse Railway Co.
JONATHAN CAM P, Norwalk,
WALTER M. SMITH, Stamford,
E. A. WOODWARD, South Norwnlk.
Norwalk, May 26th, 1868.
as ehea 'as the cheapest. He ofi‘ers greati
to cash 11 era, as he has as large an assortment of gro-
ceries of t e best qualities as can be found at any store
TIIE OLD SPRING
NOTICE l
The subscribcrhaving taken out a License for the
‘ FLAT IRON.
ARRANTED more Economical and more Con-
venient in use, and to give A BETTER POL-
ISH, than an other Iron ever invented. It was
awarded the IRST PREMIUM AT THE MASSA-
CHUSETTS STATE FAIR.
. moment of success.
instance of thoughtful consideration in a
After having gagged
and bound the jailor and rolled him into
their'cell', they kindly put'a pillow under
his head, spreada blanketover him, and
A LIE STICKS—A little uewsboy, to sell
his paper, tOIda lie. The matter came up
in Sunday-school. ‘.
“Would you tell alie for three cents?”
asked a teacher of one of her boys.
her, when the lady remarked :—
“Moiher told you that we once lived in a
village near 'Paris——-"
“She did,” I answered, “on my first visit.” .
“We were not rich, but we had a pretty
cottage, and an income sufficient to support.
Brown’s work on the Resurrection there is
a beautiful parable from Hally. The story
is of a servant, receiving a silver cup from
his master, suil‘ers it to fall into a vessel of
aqua-fortis, and seeing it disappear, con-
tends in argument with a fellow-servant that
Webster. “I would like tobe a government
magician." “Why so ‘2” asked Webster.
“Because,” said the signer, “after you had
carefully cOunted over a bundle of one hun-
dred bank notes several times, -I could count
them over after you, and there would be
in the country. He wouldiuvite the special attention Ter cc D' in Saloon
1‘ all to his stock 0f “”0an l“ g - CHAS. E1. BYXBEE . . . . . .
o COFFEES, TEAS, AND suearzsi nuns Fammmcx, haviqg taken the above . .- . y, . Agent,“ Norm“. told him to ringIhe bell if he wanted any “No, ma’am,” answered chk’ very de- F ther lied when I WM alittlc irl I . .
which are Of the very best quality, and wrl be sold Saloon, is prepared to furnish hot meals, at all sale Rentm and Exehan ll] thing. , 1 us. a ( g - 1,5 recovery is impossible, nu the master onl seventy-five.” “Nonsense!” said Web-
ohoap. The public are lnvrted to call audexamlne 13nd reasonable hours. Oysters, Stewed, R033 , lined, ’ . g . g g . _ Olded y. had no brothers but I had a 1)] aymat 0 W110 . y '
judge for themselves. A. MOREHOUSh. or on the Shell; also,shi pedinkcgstoa parts of ,p C. E. & D. H. SCOfiCIIl —.In accordance With the will of the late “For ten cents ,n d t v th broth . A: we comes on the scene and infuses salt water, ster, “we have men m the Treasury now
the country. Families or arties sup lied. e Edwin A. Stevens the Stevens battery is to - “N , n was earer 0.me an a el. . which precipitates the silver from the solu— . who can give you twenty—five and. then beat
Home-made Pics and Cake constant yon DEALERS IN 1 0, um um. grew older, 1,” parents, who were rich, for- t'on '11} 1 then by mcltino and hammering l”
l , r C a 1 you. '
WILLIAM B. SWAN,
Saddler and Harness Maker,
DJOIN‘NG the Daubury & Norwalk R. R. Depotti
Norwalk, Conn., keeps cpnstaml on hand on
will make to order every description 0
Harness, Horse Furniture, Trappings,
or Cloihlu . Also, Saddler’s Hardware and outfits,
Trunks, Va ises, Carpet Bags, die.
All in want of an thing in his line. will do well to
ive him a call. 0r era for any kind of work prompt-
executed. Repairing done neatly, and cheaply, at
3 art notice.
NOTICE.
11E subscriber having urchased the CLOTHING
I and GENT’S FURNI ING EMPORIUM, of A.
«a re] will continue the Business in all its branches
at t e old stand, NO. 3 Main Street, Norwalk.
The rublic are respectfully invited to call and exam-
ine the large and varied assortment of
RE ADY MADE CLOTHING,
FRENCH CLOTHS, CASSIMERES and VESTINGS,
which he will make up to order at short notice and in
the latest fashionable style. E. GUSOWSKI.
1y I? ' N o. 3 Main Street.
to increase the number of books as fast as the
drawn fresh from barrel—no poisonous leadpipp
N o Liquors kept. ":9 _ a _.
Saloon opened fromti a. m. to 11 p. m., ( osed on
Sundays). Private Dining Room for Ladies, entrance
under J. F. Bennett’s Store. Gent’s entrance under
Carier’s Shoe Store.
DAVID ll. \VEBB,
' WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
Coal and Wood,
Foot of Washington Street,
SOUTH NORWALIK.
HE SUBSCRIBER has on hand and ready for de-
livery, a large stock of all kinds of Coal and
Wood which he is prepared to sell at the
Lowest Market Prices.
He is ready to take orders large or small.
From his long experience in the business he is conti-
haud. Alel
013‘
Real Estate,
Would call the attention of the public to the fact that
he is now ready to transact business of that nature in
13‘! its branches, and will assure prompt attention to
all who may favor him with a call. His resources of
gaining information relative to said business are un-
surpassed. lle has now for disposal
FA RMS, RESIDENCES,&C.
Situated In Norwulk.
And all the adjoining country. Places for sale varying
Fresh Salmon, Oysters,Clums, and
Fish, Fruits and Vegetables,
WALL STREET, Opposite Connecticut Hotel.
C. E. SCOFIELD, 33jall 1 D. B. SCOFIELD,
WANTED.
0ND AND MANUFACTURING STOCKS of all
Norwalk Incorporated Companies, for which the
highest cash prices will be paid.
FRANK B. SMITH,
26ft“ No. l, N. Y. a N. H. Railroad Building.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT 0F
BOOTS AND SHOES
to be found in Fairtleld County.
JUST RECEIVED 100 GASES,
Consisting in part of
GENTS.
be completed ata cost not exceeding one
million dollars. General George‘B. McClel-
lan has bceu,engaged to superintend the
' work at a "salary of $10,000 a year. Ac-
cording to Mr. Stevens’ will, this battery,
when completed, shall be presented to the
State of New J ersey,and§ifit is not accepted,
it shall be sold and the proceeds added to
the estate. . .
—The Galveston Civilian coolly announces
that a firm doing business in that city has
received “a consignment of coolies direct
from China.” It adds that these coolies
wore “shipped direct to this port under or-
dinary bills of lading, and are regarded by
the firm as simple merchandise, to be sold
for freight and charges.” Two-thirds of
“For a dollar?”
“No, ma’am.”
“For a thousand dollars ?'
Dick was staggered. A thousand dollars
looked big. 0h! would it not buy lots of
things? While he. was thinking, another
boy roared out, “No,ina’am," behind him.
“Why not?” asked the teacher.
“Because when the thousand dollars are
all gone, and all the things they’ve got with
them are gone too, the lie is there all the
same,” answered the boy.
It is so. A lie sticks. Everything else
may be gone, but that is left, and you will
have to carry it round with you, whether.
you will or not; a hard, heavy load it is.—
le Child’s Paper.
7
bade him to visit our house. We met in the
fields. We loved each other, and would not
be separated. His father learned that we
still mot, and he was very angry. He told
his son that if he visited me he could not live
at home. Our fathers had been bitter ene-
mies, but we could not understand why that
should make us eucmieswhcn weloved each
. other, and Emilie declared that he would
not neglect me, ifhis father did shut his doors
against him. One day he said to me, ‘I am
going to run away, but not from you—from
father, and you shall come to me, and then
we shall never be parted. It ‘wds hard to
consent, but Emilie insisted, and we took
leave of each other, and he did run away.
It was a long time before we heard from
the metal, he restores it to its original shape.
With this apologue, a skeptic—one of whose
great stumbling-blocks-was the resurrection
——was so‘ struck, that he ultimately rc-
nounccd his opposition to the Gospel, and
became a partakcr of the Christian hope of
immortality. This converted skeptic died,
trusting in his Saviour, only six months
after Dr. Brown was interred in the same
burying-ground; and by a coincidence alto-
gether undesigned, he . was laid near Dr.
Brown’s grave—near his feet.
WHEN To BEGm.—“That you may find
success,” said the Rev. Charles Brooks, in
an address to boys, “let me tell you how to
proceed. To-niglit begin your great plan of
WThe “Italian Nestle,” which takes the
place of the “Grecian Bend,” is thus de
scribed by a contemporary: “It usually at-
The symptoms are—a drooping of the head
of the young lady till it rests on the shoul-
der of the gentleman, and his moustache
sweeps her forehead and his arm encircles
her waist. It usually comes on in the cars,
on the stéainboais, and in other public
places, and is said by those who have tried
it to be very nice.”
Tun VOTE IN ILLINOIS—The increase of
the population in Illinois in two years is
astounding. On Congressmen-at—large, in
ninety—seven counties, including Cook, the
' _ " “' dent he can give entire ~satisfaction to all who may , them we .r f t]! l' t Id are women and
A. SWOI‘d’S Glrculatin Librar . {“0" mm W“ the" patronage‘ f . 000, 25000 AND BOYS CALF B OOTS‘ ‘ ’ e ur e . o ’ ’ v—v—‘—-"— , him—then we got a letter which told us be life. You have but one life to live and it is
To... News Depot, South Norwfik. The suiscri- DAVID 1" WEB“ mm 8* °$ ’ " MEN’S. BOYS’, AND YOUTH’S HEAVY ”"3.“ them ". deifr'b'd by die mun" “Thebe‘” “d belle.” “3°?“ “9}“ a was in America. Iliad changed my much mos, mm“... that,“ do notina’kea m.,- increase of the vote is 96,334, of.which in-
b: b” go‘s IIIdetlli‘dggaIggrilgggsotfothlid (gli-gplgtipg Iii- NORWALK - ‘VINTER BOOTS' ' .8 very beautiful. flutter because a promising ”hat or thirty - since Enfilids absence, and mother was take To niO‘ht bi in ctrefll‘ly Fix your crease Geri. Logan has 45,684 VOICE, and his
I’ all 11V es u 1 ; e - - s . . ' I _ ' _ - "7' i l . . ~ . . _
”3% RESIDENCES Also, KIP BOOTSPA GREAT VARIETY. —When Rothschild heard that the head four has thlown aside the pallet and brush afraid I would die. . I coaxed her ,9 let me eye mi the erlicthayeur of your age, and Opponent 50,000. The difference lsmalnly
for ‘ buxom W‘d9wi who brings ‘0 her 1m" go to America; Emilie told us. in his letter in Cook county. The other five counties
enterprise will warrant. He has also constantly 0
band a ood asaortmcnt of Stationery, Books. Papers.
School Oaks, Slates,r l?nell%liPpus,le€lgat Books,
.." tnacotepu CSBOICC.
&c “19 pa ro g A. SWORDS. South Norwalk.
PASSAGE To AND FROM
GREAT BRITAIN (is IRELAND
'I‘AI’SCOTT BROTHER & CO.’S,
86 South Street, New York,
tin t ' P e Tickets available for
Con no 0 issue assa LIVERPOOL or
Steam Dyeing Establishment,
FOOT OF MILL HILL.
Every description of Silk Cotton and Woolen goods
Cleaned, Dyed and Pressed; pa icular attention paid
to the Cleansiuv, Dyeing and p ssing ofGentlcmen’s
Garments whicfi do not: require to be ripped: also Kid
Gloves cleaned or dyed so as to look almost equal to
new. All orders left at the Dye House. J. Shepherd’s
opposite tlicPost Otilce, of J. F. & C. R. Bennett's
South Norwulk, will receive prompt attention. '
R. N. PERRY.
For Summer, furnished or unfurnished
FOR. SALE OR TO RENT.
with land in quantity to suit Purchaser or Lessee also
a number of
Fine Farms-
Apply to
A COMPLETE STOCK LADIES’ SHOES.
RUBBER GOODS, ALL KINDS.
LONG BOOTS FOR OYSTERMEN.
MEN’S, LADIES’, BOYS’, AND YOUTHS’
RUBBER BOOTS AND SHOES, of the
best make. .
THE CELEBRATED ARCTIC RUBBERS,
for Gents and Ladies. ,
Thanking the public for pa'st favors. we will endeav-
of the Agnade family was dead, “How much
does he leave 1’” he asked. “Twenty mil-
lions.” “You mean eighty ‘2" “No, twenty.”
“Dear me, I thought he was in easy circum
stances,” remarked the modern Croesus.
—A lady being asked for a recipe for
whooping cough, for twin patients, copied,
by mistake, something referring to the pick-
ling of onions, which said: “If not too
band sixty years’ experience and $200,000.
‘ ——Here is one of Eugenie's dinner toilettes
on a full dress day: A sky blue robe,
fiounced round with point lace-laid on flat
between each flounce. An open bodice, a la
Watteau, high behind, with ruches of lace
round the border. Medallion of diamonds
and turquoise on a black velvet ribbou,very
that he lived in Cincinnati. When we ar-
rived iu Boston, we inquired for Cincinnati,
and were directed to this place. Mother
bought this cottage, and here we have lived,
expecting to meet Emilie.”
“Have you never heard from hiln ?" I en—
quired.
“Only once,” she answered.
“Do you know where he is now i”
then say to yourself, ‘At the age of forty I.
will be a temperate man, I will bean indus-
trious mail, a benevolent man, a well-read
man, a religious mall, and a useful man. I
will be such a one. I resolve and I will
stand to it.’ My young friends, pray to God
that this resolution may stand like the oak
which cannot be wind-shaken."
will swell thedotal increase to not less than
100,000. The Secretary of State figures up
Grant’s majority in ninety-six counties at
40,514.;
#
—Bnron James Rothschild, head of the
great banking house of Rothschild, is dead,
at Paris.
—E. O. Pcrrin, U. S. Revenue Agent, hav-
TEOBIENSHI‘gW‘N’ frodeIi NDnga) able on demand FRUIT JARS’ the best kind for keeping fruit, at
. an . . ' . . . v . . . . - - ' " . .
gr any amount from £1 summon. _E K LOCKWOoD s. JA MES MIT GHEL (alto please in the future. No trouble to show goods. young, skin them pretty closely; immerse long diamond and turquorse earrings, curls . . ‘ __ A young lady, who teaches mus“: m an k .
L goods warranted. Come and Look, One and All. in scalding water; sprinkle plentifully with behind and a Grecian bow of hair on the “NO, indeed; if we did we would not stay academy in Western New York, sent an mg been elected to the Cler amp of the
New York Court of Appeals, has sent his
E. ii. CLOVER, Agent, Savmgs Bank at Newtown,
Fwdeld County, Conn. lylo
INE APPLE CHEESE at
G. 0. KEELER & BRO.
DOOR MATS of good, serviceable quality, and
cheap. E. K. LOCKWOOD.
EMPTY Salt sacks for sale at
G. O. KEELER do BRO.
Ulric Broa’. Laundry Blue,
HE BEST IN USE—.both Li aid and Powder.
T Try it and you will use no at er.
RAND BARGAINS in HOOP SKIRTS.OHOSI-
ERY, and GLOVES Where ? '
at KLEIN At PLAUT‘S.
F YOU want to buy bargains in MILLINERY
I GOODS, go to KLEIN .0 PLAUT’S.
Sold for ally price.
Business Cards, Tickets, 6:13.,
PRINTED in Colored Inks, Bronzes, or plain Black
Ink, on White or Colored Cards, in thehcst man-
ner at Glam-rs Jon Omen.
Al lorders left at the UNION MARKET, Mitchell’s
Block, Norwalk, Conn., will receive prompt attention.
Cottage 'for’sale. ,
lIE Cottage occupied by the subscriber is offered
for sale on accommodating terms. The lot is 100
feet flout by about 150 deep and the Cottage is unsur-
passed in pornt of convenience. Possession veil
whenever desired, (me) A. H. BYINGT N.
GRAIN and feed in any auautit at
O. EELER do BR0.
1 4 and 16 Main Street,
G. 0 KEELER & 330..
T0 FARMERS AND OTHERS.
. EARLY- ROSE POTATOES !
T LOWEST MARKET PRICES. One pound 81:
three pounds 89. Two doz. Clark’s aspberry
Plants and one pound Eearl Rose 88. Address
GRANVILLE S. PERRY,
Mt! _ Georgetown, Conn.,
G. O. KEELER & BRO.’S.
CRgIFUTT d. GREGORY’S NEW BUCKWIIEAT
LOUR at
salt, and leave them for Oweek in strong
brine.” .
—English agricultural laborers work ten
and twelve hours daily for one shilling
while the women work even harder than the
men for sixpcnco and eightpeucc- per day.
I; —A statistician says._a_ inqu stands sixteen
chances of being killed by lightning to one
of being worth a million of money.
Q ‘
summit of the head, and little antique curls
on the forehead.
. —Mr. Samuel L. Clemens took his nom de
plume—'Mark Twain —from an old river
boatman on the Mississippi river, who,when
navigating in shoal water, used to cast the
lead, and when the depth indicated two
fathpms, called out to the officer in com-
mand, “Mark Twain.” _
here long.” . _ "
“Have you never written him!
“We do not know his name. He has
changed it, as he told us in his letter, but he
neglected to tell us what name he now
bears.” .
“DO you think you will ever find him ?"
“Yes, indcad, I do. lream about him,
every night. I know he is not dead, and I
shall soon meet him.”
order to a publisher recently, in which she
had spelled the words very poorly. She
apologized hy adding a posicript, as follows :
“You must cskcws this letter, as I pla- bi
lioate, but spell bi car.”
on ’cm. mam, an’ only two tickets.”
—Pu:nrh represents a new pi‘.I‘lOl'-lll<l as,
bringing ill two visiting cards to her mis-
tress with the announcement, “Here’s Lllrce
resignation to Commissioner Rollins. He
remarks that he stumped Maine for Sey-
mour and it went 30,000 for? Grant. He
thinks, had he stumped it twice, it would
have gone unanimously for Grant.
-——A thousand English sparrows are to be
imported and placed in the Philadelphia
Park, next spring.
tacks young people, and always in couples. .
a
Norwalk Chronicler