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ileum. Gazette.-
Tuesday, January 12th, 1869.
riIarIBLD COUNTY ITEMS.
WESTPORT.
The newly elected officers of Temple
Lodge, No. 65, F. & A. M.,—a list of which
appeared in your columns recently—were
duly installed at their Lodge Room on Tues-
day Evening of last week. A large crowd
of people assembled to Witness the ceremo-
nies, which were very interesting, A‘short
address was delivered by the'Rev. D. D.
Bishop, of Branfor‘d, Ct., at the close of
which a supper was provided at Betts' Hall.
Music and dancing followed and continued
until the small hours of morning. The af-
fair was an enjoyable one and reflects credit
on those engaged in getting it “P- The
Lodge in Westport now numbers upwards
of .60 members, embracing some of the most
respectable men in town, and. by indulging
in these social reunions from time to time
they are doing much to dispel the many
prejudices heretofore existing against the
institution of Masonry.V
WILTON.
A large surprise party came off at the
house of Mr. Benajah Gilbert, on Christmas
night. Representatives from New Canaan
and Ridgefleld were present. The surprise
was complete, and the party very enjoyable.
A very and man occurred last week. A
son of Mr. Lewis Raymond was found on
Tuesday morning in a dying condition, hav-
ing it is supposed taken an overdose oflaud-
anum, which, we hear he had been in the
habit of taking for neuralgia. He died
Tuesday afternoon.
NEW CANAAN.
Rev. C. T. Woodrufi' lectures in the Town
Hall Wednesday evening,4before the Y. M.
C. A. *
GREENWICH.
Our friend Col. Thos. A. Mead, formerly
President of our Co. Agricultural Society is
reported to have recently sold an ex at Bulls-
head, which weighed two thousand nine
hundred and thirty-three pounds.
BRIDGEPORT.
Postmaster Sini'th wascantid New Years’ _
night by the clerks :in his somc'efone of
Cros‘sley’s patent, with removable hes.d,.con-
taining a tape for a light, the. - ‘__ -
‘ The City Police’dan'ceat Franklin'Hall,
12thinst. ‘ ; 4
S. M. Hewlett lectures as Franklin Hall,
Jan. 18th.'—Stalidard.
STAMFORD.
Gen. Kilpatrickdelivers his lecture “Sher-
man’s March to the Sea,” to night, Jan. 12th
at Seely’s Hall. Unusual exertions are be-
ing made to sell tickets for the course, five
lectures for $1,00 and a correspondent says:
“We think it might be well to publish the
names of all who buy tickets, were such a
course practicable, in order that should this
last enterprise be 3a failure, we may know
who at least ought to say nothing of the lite-
‘ raiViy culture of Stamford.”
’ - . J. Daskam Postmaster. was agreeably
surprised, New Years eve. by the presenta-
tion of a very handsome and valuable piece 4
.cur almost dailyde the busier seasons,
rapidly occupying its west bank, even‘up to
but Connecticut can take only one view
no]! Gate Chanel.
In no one public improvement has there
been greater 'stupidity'sh‘own’ somewhere or
by somebody, or perhabs y ev body,
than in the matter of clearing-Hes“ Gate
channel. ew York ci through its Cham-
ber of-Commercc and o erwise, has many
a time begged Congress to give the requisite
appropriation. The Coast urvry oilicehas
repeatedly sent competent oiiicers who have
made full surve a, compiled statistics, and
confirmed by eir own recommendations
all the representations of Rietitioners, yet
nothing was done until aillefer‘. the
Frenchman, and Raasloif, the Dane, ofored
to remove a'large portion of three of the
most serious obstructionszor 815,500, b
Maillefert’s process of blasting without (in -
ling, the powder being sufilmently confined
b the superincumbent mass of water.—.
Joses H. Grinnell led with a subscription
of $5,000, and the Chamber of Commerce
accepted the offer, JV une 18, 1851. Maillefert
went to work with encoura ' g egress.—
Congi-ess gave him $20,000 ugust ,1852,
which was expended that fell and the labor
has never been resumed. Erom the three
most dangerous rocks about 2,000 cubic
yards of‘ rock were taken outand‘ some
minor obstructions were entirely removed.
At its last session the House voted $000,000
for Hell Gate, but the Senate dissented, and
on a conference the matter was so etched
approach to New York, where seven-tenths
of the customs revenue of the country are
collected. It is obvious that this is a matter
of the officers and crews of all the vessels.
Injuries and losses more or less serious oc-
and the tax for pilotagc is no triflin' burden.’
Were this , channel opened as the Coast
Survey and the Chamber ofCommerce have
recommended times without 'number, not
only Would all the coastwise trade of NEW
Harlem river, and relieving the over crowd-
ed lotver sections. Possibly New .York city
may have divided interests in, this matter,
of it. .
It is strange, after all, that the really
on and after January 1, l
' .
I, Cues.
National Ban ,
statementistruetothebest of my knol
belt CRASH. 81‘
January, is“.
before me,
State ofConnectiuit. on the morning
Monday of January. is“, before the commencement
of business on that .
esti- Dividend. '
’ ’ Co . Nae-roman BAN
Emu-n? Norwauxnlhflec. re, iced?”
Directors of this Bank have declared a .
I: d of five 5 r cent. payable free of Gov-
ernnidlll’:l t on gape“ Je'uuary l lace. The
transfer and horn Dec. 88th until
an. ad inclusive. exterior. is. iiihLaii,
ates » Cashier.
. 39d Dividend.
NAssonAr. Basin or Noawam}
No Dec. ”“1808.
BE President and Directors havethis y declared
T a dividend of Five. (6) cent" (free of tax.) pay-
able on and after January 1800.
sass R. B. RAUPURD, Cashier.
Dividend Notice.
BE Direiitors of the Nor'alk Savings Society
have declared a three per cent. semiannual din-
dend, free from Governegtutax. payable to depositors
4- . .105an! w. unsanhh,
Norwalk, Dec: 10th, 1808. (Still) Treasurer.
til lltl' Celt, main Giv’t Til.
Third Avenue Savings Bank. .
corner Third Avenue snd'rwenty-sixtli street.
New York, December 10th, 1868.
Vsssvsnrsivn.
SEMI-ANNUAL Dividen at the rate of SIX
PER CENT" per annum,( irom Government
Tax,) on all sums from 01 to d 000, will be paid on
u that but 000 was ac ure _ hat andsfterthethirdHONDAVYin anuary. . .
bgcn almostfiolly exhauiteddin new ‘31.: 43311325: flhfif-‘w’m an”, mh’ "m
veys and experiments with new drills.-— Bank 0 n dell nomioun. toe in. and on
General John Newton, who has the tter nonnafiwan AY "“1 SATUfilAY'F-m'
inV charge, says that an expenditure who mas’ “° 83%“ K. GREEN mum,“
millions will make that channel the,best w... memo... Secretary. ' sin
’ mm of the condition of the imprint)
CO. NATIONAL BANK, on the fourth day of
in which the New En land States are a “an", lw’ ”a" the "mm-“9n °f ”y bum."
ially interested! Authentic statistics egg: on that day. ' ‘ minimum.
that from August 1 to December 1, there Civil-18M . .000 00
have assed through Hell Gate, accoldingto cwfiuw tam”) 192: g
the ew York Herald, no less than 10,403 DuetoNgtional links ’ 1 see we
31435:“ of all clgssfis. 021*2 these there were ”0;!“ state, ' u 4 114.33 3
, steamers, s ips, barks 435 bri s ‘
11 859 schoonersand 4,040 sloo s.’ g , Mi?“ I‘m "ch ' 3,333 3}.
Estimated, value of the who 8, (of course Dianends unpaid ass! 00
counting each vessel as many times as it -' ' , ""—'~'—
has passed through,) $370,923,000 or a daily . . mm“ mm ”3
avera of over six millions. The estima- Banking House and lot slam 00
tfid v: uel of che fretigl‘iltflen millions, makes $23.30“! ‘ .33: as
t e ota vane-o e pro r assin ' '
through daily about sixteen ulflylitgnap 01‘! ml“! ‘1” IRS:- ‘ ‘ 92% 0.:
if these figures of value must be reduced 0. Era-tel Curl-slice ' ‘ as so
one half—and we suspect that they are too 13- 3- 3‘“ 3W1”! ’5‘ se
large—they would be formidable. The reg- 831E331; I . 1:: 0.3'
isters of the steamers and other sources Bills Discounted, . 871,010 1':
show that durin the period of four months 29° from Nlflonll Mi 3 see so
aboye mentione , the number of passengers “ “he." Buh’ 5“ 88
to and fro averaged 7,212 daily, exclusive . use
. ' $01 08
ll. Susan's Cashier of lairfield County
li, do no’l
' 8:?)me and subscribed before me this sin day of
HENRY K. SILLICK
Notary Public.
TATEMENT of the condition of the NATIONAL
13:3! or NORWALK, on the morning of Jan.
Etngigid be beiiefitted, illnd (tlhereby its man- 4th.
u so ing an genera in us but the '
whole country would feel it. For’it is fifty $5,331,232?“ «90,33: 3
Itrililes, 1118531 frtslm gag] Ytirrk to Europe D: 2:: 1:“ in its 35.000 00
roug 4 e oun an t Vo b the ,Nar- ° ‘ 0'“ ‘1' “1’” 1’
rows, and a hundred miles o‘flgoutside 4ex- £3335?“ . is: :2
posure would be saved. It is claimed that Bills of other National Banks an
if Hell Gate channel were .properly cleared not Tender Notes . 10.519 0°
the largest passenger steamers could make I“! m u
New ork in nearly a day's less time. In . ~ w'mm-m.‘ "
tilrne of; grains: 1free passage; throulghisthhalt gapimswck ”gaff :2
c one or e urges nava vesse - up _ .
dispensable to the proper defense of New Wu" (($3sz "3333 3:
York and the shores of ong Island Sound. .Depouite " 74.015 0'!
And moreover New York city itself would 413“ *0 Nations. 3““ - - “0 3‘
be seriously changed for the better, for the mfld‘md' “'9‘“! “'1” 00
European trade coming through the Sound sees see 14
would naturally stop on the' East River, UFURD C" "-
n. n. on
Sworn Ind subscribed this eth a}? of Jan.
.nnWAnnr.wnnn, VotaryPu lie.
Taranm'r of the condition of m mar NA-
TIONAL BANK OF SOUTH NORWALK, in the
of the First
day.
of Silver plate by the clerks in the office. necessary work of the world the labors of man" 4
- - - - 4 - 4 U. S. Bonds 900 000 00
J Mriscorbursier Ewe'uhl' opening Sciree,V industrial prtigress and civilization, move Other 11- 8- Socnrltlel . 105000 00
' ll'll‘lie editor-in~chief of the Advocate has slowly. All at i. asked 1° perfect this gogsgdin'l‘ldfigpgs‘hntgd lfi'fi 3
been resented with a 'solid old watch "ewe.” New “’1‘, and “WWW 4'9“"ct xiii... Bank Notes 2:041 oo
chain {’3 his em 10 cos 3 the entire commerce of the country is a sum Specie 5.445 00
A no; $100 00% ghurch edifice is contem- equalltpi the c3? of throi=e of, m; m‘gefi' gshslrlgsfiltlemm - :'$ 3
. - .. . iron-cos or eannua cosotwou‘ 4 '
plated by St“ John's Episcopal 53:53,? to regimonts’of the army, or one thirtieth. or D“ from Nmommmk' 55,111 83
ea ' ‘ at most one twentieth of the annual cost of mm 21
. D ANBURY. the war department—.Hargford VUoumnt. 0mm “1:,“ ”“"‘".m" .30me 3
Gen,- JOhtlfl A- . R‘WHDEB’ chief 01' Gen. @One case of Prints containing 3000 figgdhfdfipfilhenh :1 g: :
Gag; alligtistfilh‘llrzhwislgoing to give a con- yds. just received at Seofield dz Barnum'e,_ Dividends un til ' he 00
cert soon. . and will be sold at 12% cents yer yard. . $3531“:an “ mg: 3
Charles H. Reed has obtained a patent for WE‘— ; . .
- 4 see in
wThe balm“ °f s°°fl°1d & 3mm" I .I. :. Millard CashierofThel'irstNation Bank
improved tool holder. V
A child of J. S. Taylor was nearly scolded
Dress Goods will be sold at bargains; it will
of South Nos-walk, Conn, do solemn] awesr that the
to death last Monday by pulling Va pot of my you to look there before purchasing :33?“ manhunt is msgfhfiml 1:110:31?!ng
332?, that was standing on a table, over elsewhere. . 3m,“ “gambler,“ “to; M 234319 a”
- ’ . ’ 4 4 . ' o auuar . .
The Young Men’s Christian Union sre PM . 3:40 - ’ Justice ofthe Passe.
going to establish a free reading room, and W New Zealaud has produced £11,000.~
inreiidf tVthll supply it with the leading periodi- 000 of gold a year during the three years
caso ecoun .4 , . 4- - ' ,
Asmbrose HilltLZasexchnnged iii“ property since the mines were discovered. V . . s
on prin street or 8.0““ property in ine' -—The Shore Line Railroad has dcc ed I
13nd, N. .—Jefl'el' 801mm. V 8 semi-annual dividend of three per c L, . A sure Cure for
Rev. A. C. Hubbard of the Baptist church payable on January 2d. ' CONSUMPTION
. I
received $51 in money at a recent donation
. party. '
One thousand pike and perch were hauled
through the ice, on Peach Pond, with hook
and line, one day recently.
At the meeting of the stockholders of the
Danbury Mutual Insurance Co. the old board‘
of directors were reelected. '
Jno M. Birk has sold a lot on S ring street
to Mrs. Emily E. McDonald, of untington,
for $765. .
A child of Charles Sears was badly scalded
about the breast, Monday, by pulling over
upon itself a ot of hot water.
Mr. Rollo ichols was elected Superin-
tendent of the Bifitist Sunda School. At
the First Church, . George . R der was
rc-eiected Superintendent of the Sc 001.
The cigar store of Jerry Bernd, was burg-
lariously entered last Monday night, and
robbed of between thirty and forty dollars
in money.
0n the 20th, there will be an Old Folks ,
Concert at the West Street Church, together
with hearty refreshments. ‘
The military company have rented Mili-
tary Hall, for an armory..—,Tl'mes.
WA few setts _of Furs left in Mink and
Squirrel, they will be sold at great bargains
at Scofield & Barnu‘m’su
-—————.—-¢.o-o———'—-—-
WThe Conn. Board of Agriculture is in
session this week, at Bridgeport, commenc-
ing to-day. We printed the programe in our
last. All persons interested are invited to
participate, and free return , tickets are of-
fer’ed.
o \ 4
HIE-The New York Sun remarks,in a
frnny vein, that in cold, northern countries,
by awise provision of nature, the moun-
tains are clad in “firs.”
WThe school for .velocipede riders in
Bridgeport has from twelve to twenty pu-
pils, some of whom are getting quite ex-
‘ pert in the use of the machine. 7'
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The wool crop of New York State is
abOut 17,000,000 pounds,which is principal-
ly grown in Washington, 'Rennsselear, Gen-
essee, Livingstone, Ontario and Steuben V
counties-the first named leading off with
700,000 pounds. '
-————-.—o.»—-——-
WTWO hundred persons are said to have
perished by the collision of two Egyptian
mail steamers in the Gulf of Smyrna.
~—-—.—4.e—.~—-———
—- Cashmere cloth furniture is superesd-
ing brocatelle and reps, in many rich man-
sions. _
— A Kentucky farmer recommends that
wool-raisers pasture theirsheep with cattle
as an effectual preventative of ravages by ‘
dogs.‘ . .
. —- Rumor has it that‘Poiter Palmer, of
Chicago, is to re-open the Haitian Dome dry
goods'stol’ein Union Square;N. Y. . -
—- A'manufactory in-V .Waterbury,fCt.,' last
year shipped to onejihosserpiore than~100,- »
000,000 eyelets." - 4
n correspondent of the
is understood Govenor
nderedflV-a V. renomination
—The N. v. a N. n. , ,ilrosd' 00:183.“
~ $500 to the New Haven; .4 ’
4 an acknowledgement of‘their
recent fire in that city.
services at the
".0... ..._.._....
WI recently paid a visit to a newly wed-
ded pair, Ifound the wife—an accomplish-
ed, beautiful and intellectuallad —pale and '
dejected. The husband, whom I ad known '
as a noble, whole-souled fellow, now peevish
and fault-finding beyond endurance. Sup-'
per came-V-sour, black, bullet biscuit and
cake rocking with the fumes of foul alkalics.
Now, thought I, for the peace maker. I
went out and purchased a paper of Herrick
V,» Allen’s Gold Medal'Saleratus, andpreseneed
- to the dejected wife, who is now famous for
‘ her skill in housewifery, possesses the full
affection of her husband,‘ 'Vd blesses the'iii-
Yentor of Gold Medal Ssleratus.‘ ,4 "
DéPartment as,
—Nasby was born in Bennington, Vt.
—The Southport National Bank has $-
clared a dividend of eight percent, pay-
able on January 2d. 4 -
—-A serious atfray took place in Reading,
Saturday evening, in which Bradle B. Ni .
01s was horribly beaten by one' eo. Hick-
erson. 4 , ' ~ .
—New Fairiield burns 40,000 bushels o.
charcoal a year. '- - -
w
’Twas thus a husband said‘one moi-n,
While breakfasting at early dawn, ,
. “My dear, your bread is very nice,
Your cakes delicious, rare.
Bywhst new art or sly device
Did you so Well this food prepare 1”
A merry lad, grown wond’rous wise,
While looking on with roguish eyes,
Lisped out in glee, “0h! papa,
The biscuits warm await as.
I’ll tell the secret fof mama—
Gold Medal Saleratus." , ,
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WHAT Mums Your: HAra so BnAumunl
Mrs. S. A. ALLEN’B Inrnovim (new style
Him Rns'ronun or Dnnssnvo, (in one bottle.
Every Druggist sells it. Price One Dollar};
BY UHLE ssnos. namvnrsv BLUE,
It oes ahead of anything in use. Both 1.! did and
Pow er. For Sale, by Stores throughout the tote.
To the Widow of each Connecticut
Soldier and Sailor who was killed or
. died in the service during the late
war. .
. Canaan. Assmu, May Session. A. D. 18035
Providing for the purchase of the 0M! and ram
History of Connecticut during the recent war. 4
_Resoiued by this Assembly, Thatthc Comptroller be
and is hereby directed to purchase of William A. Crof-
futt and John M. Morris, one thousand on ice, of the -
Military and Civil History of Connecticut urin the '
recent war, at five dollars a copy. and to draw or-.
der on the Treasurerin pa merit for the same: the
said books to be distribute as follows: one copy to
be furnished by the Adjutant-General to the widow of
each Connecticut soldier and sailor who was killed or
died in the service durin the recent war; one hun-
dred copies to the state Li rarian for V V with
other States and l, e ublic‘iibreries: an the re-
mainder to be dag? under the direction of the
Board of Educa on, in such places in the several
towns as to be most accessible to the people of the
info. 4
' Approved July 26, 1868.
German. Hun mama, Sun or Contractions,
mus-Grant’s Omo
, . New Raye Dee. as, 868.
In pursuance of the foregoing reso ution, this cities
is now prepared to deliver to the “widow of each
Connect cut soldier and sailor viq was killed in the
recent war,” one co y of the above mentioned “His-
tory,” upon the wri ten spl lication of the person so
entitled as aforesaid, whic . a licetion must be ac-
companied by satisfactory e once that said person
is entitled to the same. A certificate from the Clerk
of the Town in which said widow resides, or in which
her husband resided at. the time of his enlistment in
the service, will be considered satisfactory evidence. ,
4t1 ’ .4 , C. M. INGEBSOLL, Adjutant General.
Smokers 1
BY our 1". 11. brand of are and you will use
no others. UELE, BR , 11 Main Street.
A.V_4 swosms’
Hews Daroriun BOOK arose.
SOUTH Noaw'ALK,
opposite Railroad Dcpot.‘
FIFEBS for sale at reduced prices, a large assort-
ment of ' 4 '
O -
School and Miscellaneous hooks,
PAPER, PENS, PENcILs, ACCOUNT
MEMORANDUM BOOKS AND
DIARIES, For: 1869, ‘
of all sizes, so.
Hels constantl maki dditious to hi CIRCU-
LATINO usually, ng a ' ' .
Having made arrau ements with a lame Publishing
House, in New York, eis now prepared to execute
all orders for Binding Books, Must Periodicals, the"
at the lowest rates and with dispatgh.
Alarge variety ot'rovs. noLLs, ac. and Fresh
Peanuts every day, comprise but a small ortion of
his varied stock. ‘ _ . - A. S onus.-
ec. 9th, 1863. 50
South Norwalk, 1)
. Bay num.
surmuou in o ted article at 4
A, VV'V-VV V puma: BBOS.,llMain Street,
PC
a
m
th
LADIES that are bending over their sewing from
twelve to fifteen hours, can sit erect, do more and
bettcrwork in two hours} with the celebrated improved
EHVPIBE SEWING -. MACHINE.
Hundreds have them and will recommend them. Any
seen on take one on trial.
An one who sews for
it WEEKLY
can buy one and PA orLE'i‘
ACBINE PAY FOR m. Call and see
em. . I. ILAOKHAN.
.\
dons) a: canvases ,wA's'onns,
CLOCKS, JnivaLnY.
Solid Silver automatedwfie.
A coon assonrrmr Ar how more.
as. nascxssan.
Stationery.
Juméfidfliin'ffdfé ram AND IN-
anorns, DAY nooks, LIDGIRS, wmi'nsc
aoons, PASS noose. prams, sham rims,
rlmcns, wrurnso 110$,er llUCiLA'Gli,
to, an. at Wholesale and Retail.
' 4 ' - ll. BLACKXAN.
PARLOR- ORGANS.
no Dentin mar-nods: V
4Wholossulp Prices.
M'umlo Bengals, we.
. E. Blackmail.
TOILET ARTICLES.
FINE IIX'I‘RAc'rs, '
Pnurunnnr,
PoliADEs, .
VHAInoms;
conesf '
Bulletins,
ronrMomns.
,. rocxs'r cancer, 4&0.
As it. nnaonmAu-s.
OLD Aonamwnn
The Blind Made to see»:
rnoss rnA'r cAiIVsna leaves our BLIND. o,
PROF. CHARLES HUGE” after ssrvin a regu-
lar a ' prcnticehip in his native land, Scotlan where
the 3...: glasses are ' e in the world, and having
made the s is Business his study for 80 years,
can assure e public that he heaproduced a.
transistor nuisances, .
- thstis far girder to any in the market, will was.
rent a Perf Fit without a hunting exorbitant price.
I. BLACKIAN, Wall Street, has beeu‘s inted ex-
clusive agent for Norweik, Conn. Prof. hes will
be in attendance every Tuesday t3 person y attend 4
to Wait eases.
, $5400 arousing/NW ritliiicI {car an.
O
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- non’smsrliv. 4 - ' Great .ittraetie’ss "”"t 41"“.44”? 3"“ “‘5’
Brohlg,:l?VVromeleld9_s moons 3‘ 4 VV , . 5; . . ' . ' V .l " N] - ‘p "- l - “ f - ' ' ~ I. .' 4
Vegetable Cattle Powder. 4 ‘ ' E ' ' ' ‘1‘ 7‘ N E . YEAR“ . , 4 ‘ ' I A
4 . (first Introduced in 1848.), , i M ' . 4 - l ' _ '
1.000 .anoss usnntfissr ms at PENNSYLYA- “NIL cu.- fl " '4. .
dammit?iéttffihg'g‘l'od'nkmm, ' ‘ . - . .................,....... 4 :74
. un ns cy en cc -\ l. .’ , _ ' hnowopgntngsuexeelleotverietyof
unlit?.risttathsn‘issi.°mit§fmi °‘ ”mm"... ,,, mm“... KNAPP KIBICKERMNS 4 -' : 4 .;. .5 4' 4. 4 ~. “
1st. It contains the best remedies known for the ' - ' 9 ' ' ' ' ' ‘
cure of all diseases to which Horses. and legs ‘ - 4 H H wellmans ' '3 -'= ' 4 '. ‘ 4 '
are incident. 2d. It contaiusallthe clemeutsneces- . ' - . '. ‘ . —_ 4 ~
interiaweittmmsettu“ ‘ 4- - ‘ 4 4 - ‘ 4- . 4 . WIN THE 00008
' 4 _ I I" . ' ' ' 4 " ~ PEOPLE ornanAnlrrac-E ‘4 . n ’ ‘ - - r... .i. a. 4 .
alternatelsatulard..." ‘ Pianist: S A 1'- E 4 4 - _ --'4 I A. Z A 4A R m... or ' -. 4
convert eil'ete matter in the animal stomach intoa nu- . ‘ ' ~4 - ' ‘ 4 _-
iitiaiaemlsta-mn mitten ‘ ' . . ' . - , 4 1.: . :14 .
food. 5th. It has a tonic effect, and keeps an ant-s21 V . - ' ‘ rm CY Goons V Particular attentim “BMW” alias of
in afoodmealtbaandt condition. withenunu- _ . ‘- - ' . —::——- . ’ »- " .' :r-sf-vn. ~ ' » . *
nomad-poo to. on. mun-mimosa CAMP 4dr {W’I . . . . 4 ,4 4
increasetheomountq/miir and butter, or aidthe !» in Price. of O . ’4 ' ‘" 7' 4' ‘ 4 4 i ' * - . '
tening processin an animal, on the same amountof . _- ' V . - _ STATIONERY ‘ .4 . a . 4
food at 1M 15 Manufactured a, _ . . _, , ’ numnmncneaponm
nus... .. new! warm-r. 4 DRY GOODS DEP’T , ‘ 4 4 ' - ' s '
willbesent strequest. Porsaleallovertheconntry. . . ‘ 4 . r. ’ 47“"; V - 4 ‘ _.' " _ ° 4 " W '. .. ' I I
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V . . , . - DRESS GOODS, neeriysll kindsarekent conetsntlyonhaud; also. .4 .. 4 4
GIG-Ana. 4 1 ' ' , . ' ' Sheet Music ’ ' av rims. ‘ r" ‘m or
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4' . _ ' - ‘ permanganate-meats,
. . . BROCBAAND PLAID SHAWLS, and Musicsal Inotmotorp, rumors, I ‘
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Also » ‘ ' WORSTED SACKS in ours, . ~- “W!“ °‘ - ' ”m .
- V - ' Trunks, Traveling Bags & Satchels, V . Rum “V
. . _ V_ _ LATEST STYLES 0f JEWELRY, ZEPHERVWORSTED,V + mwlllbesolde-scheapasthey can befoundany- . mogoodhi'eortment of
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PERFUMEBY AND FANCY TOILET 4 ' . VII,
’ . of all prices. andss cheap as they can be found else- V
V so APB. comes up BRUSHES, unremrromnnsnm OILS,&c. "m- AND ”0mm.
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Begs leave to inform the public that shehesre-V V of "Very description. Grocer-y V .Oepal'tment. . g? 033’ _ G00, Vs
moved her residence to inhale“. and is newsre- , ' Viool: atsfewofourpricces V ' . BAGKGAHHONVJ; 0MB'AGEBOABDS . FOR - ,
pared 'touiake eugegemcn'ts with any whomay de- MG 9 - 4' ”firm. . ' ' , . I . -, ' ' V' V
PRINTS, fast colors, 10c; the best 12 c. . . .
sire her “mm VVVV , . V Opportuni . V . V . x GROCERIES, woon AND WILLOW Games dtPuzzels Ill Variety wmermde Of 1869
, uthNBIEI‘ RED 3‘ . . GOLD AND STEEL PENS GOLD AND ' ._ -
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f . ' spoon CQTTONJcentVs. ._ . . gum], WARE ac mm} a PIC- , WINTER GOODS,
Her long experience in the city, where she has . . 4 _ ' ' V' - ’ ' ' " . ' . ever showuintiiisvicinlty,cousietin‘g‘of " ,-
never failed to give satisfaction beyond expectation, ’ ‘ LES, 79m“. A V V - ‘ Pictures Framed to Order oils AND '
makes her feel confident that she can4plesse all who ' ‘ HAIR mg 0 cents. . Ir E A 8 IN OVAL OR SQUARE: POPLINS,’ SHAWIJ, mom m
desire instruction in music, ' from the beginner to the PINS 5 can“ ., . ' V ROSEWOOD, . . BLIACHED 5 UNBLIACBID Ml.
eXPerienced performer. I ’ ' BLACK WALNUT, mm“ mm’ 3m
,4 4 - ‘ . - INE' llBs‘ ‘_ Wemolspeeinmy. Hovejustreceivedelsrgein- mammalian-um
Theyery best of references given. V . V V V V V F 00 . ’ 8 ma: voice dlrectfrom the Wef-_ ”VD GILT. UNDERGARIINTBJIOISIEY.
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Staple Dry Goods store of cans a xrrn, lisin 4 . '9 . - . -' . SETS!» .' 081: 001 $1.00 lb “' "W “’1"! m“ variet'y "
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V Sleigh For Sale. - - 4 . _ Prize Bull, LAWRENCE nnnw.
LARGE manna suArnn small, in _ 4 mann Ansmli. ‘mo'. nudism ' . ‘ 4
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Speer’s Wino Bitters, . m - 4V4 - V” 4m" '
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FOB sans. A ’ M, c Peniciooden‘fire "7"” "SAT" ‘ . ' re » ' 4 . p‘novsssoile ale. '
coon PAIR or TEAM HORSES. Heavy wig- ' 1 - ‘ ' wouldlnvitetlieetteeuonor purchasers to his new ' _ - ’ ' ‘ ’
on, and Harness, one Cow, a Cart. a lot of SOI- - * -- etoekof fine ' . ' . V
soned Chestnut Boards, and Chestnut Tigher of all . V WATCHES, , For m .'
”:12; Conan Dec. 28, 1853. a F. 8 AN. ' Ill in N 1k. SOLID GOLD JEWELRY, ' _ - . '.., .
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