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THE LITTLE BO! AND m "All.
You little twinkling stars that shine
Above my head so high, '
If I had but a pair of wings,
I’d join you in the sky.
I am not happy lying here,
With neither bookmor toy :1
For I am sent to bed up
I’ve been a naughty boy.
, as
If you will listen, little stars, .
I'll tell you all I did;
I only said I would not do
The thing that I was bid!
I’m six years old this very day.
And I can write and read,
And not hays my own way yet
Is very hard. indeed.
I do 'not‘Ynow how old ibu'fto, ,
r whether you can speak;
lint you may twinkle all night long,
And play at hide-aud-seek.
if I were with you little stars,
How merrily we'd roll ‘
Across the skies and thrOugh the clouds,
And round about the Polo!
The moon, that once was round and Ifull,
Is now a silver boat: -
We'd launch it off that bright-edg'd cloud.
And then how we should host!
Does anybody say, .“Be still,”
Wheri you would dance or play 7
Does anybody hinder you
When you would havoyour way 7
Oh! tell mg little :trsrs, for much
I wonder why you go
The whole night long from east to west,
80 patiently and slow!
“ We have a Father. little child,
Who guides us on our way;
We never question—when He speaks,
We listen and obey.” »
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EBB LIKENEII.
A girl who has so may wilfqlweys,
She would have caused Job's patience to forsake
him;
Yet is so rich In all that’s girlhood's praise,
Did Job himself upon her goodness gaze,
A little better she would surely make him. .
Yet in this girl I sing in naught uncommon,
And very far from angel yet, I trow.
Her faults, her sweetnesaee, are purely human,
Yet she’s more lovable as simple women
Than any one diviner that I know.
Therefore I wish that she may safely keep
This womanhood. and 'change not, only grow:
From maid to matron, youth to age, may creep,
And in perennial blessedueas still reap
On every hand of that which she doth sow.
Dnulr Muaoca.
A Royal Wedding-Feast In Cannon.
The goal was reached; we were at last
up the almost interminable hill end in the
precints of the palace-yard. Nor, I can as-
sure you, were we sorry for it.
On our right, as .we entered, lay a vast
pile of buildings, brilliantly lighted up; be-
fore us, a dark wall and another archway,
leading to the abiding-places of the Zenana;
and on the left, long terraces, ascended by
broad steps and sheltered from the night-air
by brilliantly colored “shemianahs” ofbright
hues. At the foot of these steps our elephants
were halted and made to kneel down—every
one descending to the ground and following
the Maharajah, who proceded by his great
officers of state, mounted to the seat of royal-
ty—a “musnued” set for his reception.
At this point a more cordial reception was
made us. His majesty shook hands with all
motioned us . to take . chairs which were
brought out for our use, and then gave the
signal for the procession to move on. In-
stantly, with beat of drums and sound of
trumpets, rode in a , stream of horsemen,
some attired in only a bed imitation of the
British cavalry dress, looking cramped up
and very ill at case, but the greater number
in loose-fitting Oriental garments—wild-
eyed Pathams, Apedis, Afi'ghans, and tall,
gaunt Teshmaels from many along day’s
march beyond the Khyber. After them
marched past infantry, matchlockmen, and
guns, until, finally, the glittring armor of ghe
body—guard, flashing back the. torchlight
blast- of fire from their helmets, and preced-
. ed by a crash of discordant music, announc-
ed the approach of thebridegroooln, the heir
to thethrone of Cashmere. Borne aloft in
an open palauquin ofelaborate design, inlaid
with silver, the boy, although only thirteen,
seemed thoroughly to realize the pageant
in his honor; and,as he passed in bowed his
head before his sovereign and father. 1 He
was simply dressed .in white and gold, the
heron-plume being fastened by a magnifi-
cent aigrette of precious stones to the folds
1 of his voluminous turban; but the most cur:
' ions part of his costume consisted of a veil
of pearls descending almost tothe chin-10m-
mencing with some 01‘ priceless size, and
gradually tapered off with a fringe of the
smallest seed-pearls—a veil, indeed, wortha
king's ransom. This appeared to be the in-
dispensable part of royal nuptial attire and
do réqueur at the Cashmerian court. The
little prince soon after appeared on the ter-
race, and gravely seated himself before the
Mahamraja, arriving just'in time to see his
bride, or rather his bride’s palauqulu peas
in review through the courtyard and enter
the Zenana, there to remain until the final
ceremony should take place some years later
when he would publicly claim her hand,
and lead her in regal state to his own abode.
Surrounded by women, closely veiled in the
long white sari, the juvenile bfldefeigbt
yeora, they told us, was her age—must, I
shrewdly suspect, have been tired out and
asleep; not that. it was possible to even
guess at her movements, for the close silver
lattice-work of her' litter was evidently con-
structed with the intention of disappointing
prying eyes and securing perfect isolation,
as well,I thoughtIat the time, as perfect dark-
ness and extreme heat!
More warriors, more elephanm, more fire-
works, more firing of cannon ensued, and
then it was graciously intimited to us, great-
ly to our satisfaction, that his highness had
prepared a dinner for the Irlefi nje and his
companions, to which permission was given
us to proceed forthwith. .
4. Putnam’s mam
m
Where the Unable-e cone floats.
The imperfect adeptalou by wbmen ofthe
means of dress, it is true, ends In a never
flailing subject of complaint and ridicule
against us by the other sex; but itis not
surprising that the fashiOUe are so. often gro-
tcsque, exaggerated, inconvenient, and even
physically and morally injurious, when itls
known who sets them. No: file ladies of
the French Court, not me the “queens of
the “dent-moods” that the newspapers so
love to talk about, deafylthe things that de-
atroy our peace; 111.111.11.91. and German
111 the employ of the manuftcturers, and for
their benefit mekg watercolor drawings of
every novelty and extravagance that comes
into their heads, and send them, with the
stufi‘s and trimmings that another set ofruen
have invented, to the Parisian “the, .who
in conjunction With their Tléll pee-0115.111.
the court ladies and courtesana, contrive to
modify them into something wearable, but
still absurd enough, as e_ suffering sex can
testify. Tiolets at once heelthfili, suitable,
beautiful for women of every age, of every
grade of ‘means and position, and on every
occasion, will never be attempted nor so
much as dreamed of, until cultivated ladies,
uniting that special talent for dress which is.
one of the most belied and abused of the
feminine attributes to an accurate knowledge
of 111111 structure and requirements of the fem- ~.
iuinc physique, Dr fine perception” of the
ideal possibilities of all its 5pm.: histo-
rical and artistic mastery ofell thereadurces
for its adornment, shall make the attiring of
their fellow-women their special vocation.
Atlantic Monthly.
The New York Sun has discovered a new
use for Alaska, which is to establish a panel
colony in that faraway land, and to send
there all convicted thieves, burglars, and
pickpocket'l, Ind sCoundrola gonorelly, and
keep them there for lift.
' INGATTHE
11"."
new Cos-neon ‘II‘Indow-GlaOs Is lllede.
nr .1. r. TROvvnmbG‘n. '
“There' 1s another process,” continued the
is made. By the way, if ever you visit Pitta-
burg, in Pennsylvania, you must go into the
window-glass factories there; you will find
them. very curious. _Their furnace, in the
first place,‘ 1: built 1n the ancient style: it has
no chimney, and the smoke from the bitu-
minous coal they burn, pours out in a cloud
into the room. There are openings' 1n the
roof for it to escape through, and a continual
draught of air fl'om the doors carries it up-
ward, so that it' 18 not so bad for the work-
men as one would think. Besides, they do
not begin to blow until the smoke is all
burnt ofi‘. . '
“There are ‘1 pots on each side of the
furnace ;and you will see five men in a row,
blowing'all at-once, with thc'regularity of a
file of soldiers exercising. Each gathers
thirty or forty pounds of metal On his pipe,
which is very long and strong. They stand
on platforms, to get room to swing the glass
as they blow it. The five men begin to blow
and . swing all together. Each blows
a great globe of glass, which is stretch-
. ed 0111 gradually by the swinging motion
into a cylinder, or roller, as it is called, five
feet long Then the five rollers are swung
up towards the furnace-holes, and five other
soldiers spring forward with their guns,—
which' in this case are iron bars, that they
set upright under the five blowing pipes to
support them while the rollers are being re-
heated' in the necks of the pots. The blow-
ers blow in the necks of Abe pipes with all
their might, then clap their thumbs over the
holes to prevent the air from rushing out
again; in the mean while the end of the roll
is sofiened, so that at last the air, forced in
and expanded by the heat, bursts it out-
wards. The glass is than a cylinder, open
at one end, It is whirled in the heat until
the edges become true, then brought away,
the five iron su'pp orts dropping to the ground
with in, simultaneous clung. The cylinders
are laid on tables, where the imperfecfipher-
ical and about the bIOwing- -pipe is cracked
'from end to end one Side by means of a red
hot iron panned through it.
In ian adjoining building is what' 1s called
a flattening oven. The cylinders brought
there are ~lifted, on the end of a lever,
1 passedin through a circular opening just .
, large enough to admit them, and laid on
flattening stones on the oven bottom, with
the crack uppermost . The oven bottom is
circ 1 r, and it revolves horizontally; 'As
the glass softens, it separates at the crack,
and lays itself dewl gently and gradually
on the stone. The long cylinder is then a
fiat sheet, three feet wide and nearly five feet
in length. There are four‘lpeninge around
the sides of the oven; at pne the glass iii put
in, through another a workman sweeps the
stone for it, 1'1 third workman smooths it
down with a block as it comes round to him
and a fourth, at the last opening, which is
close to the one at which it was put in, lifts
the sheet—partly cooled by this time—upon
a carriage in the oven. This he does by
means of a lever thrnished with sharp, broad
blades at the end, which he works‘ in under
the glass. When the carriage is full, it is
run through an annealing oven beyond.
“The opposite end of the annealing oven
opens into the cutting-room. There the car-
riages are pushed along a central track, and
unloaded at the, stalls of the cutters. The
marks on 'its edges. He lifts one of the
sheets; lays it on the table, and commences
ruling it faster than a school-boy rules his
slate. His rulerjs a Wooden rod, five feet
long, and his pencil-point is a diamond.—
Evcry stroke is a cut. Not that he cuts the
glass quite apart; indeed, he seems scarcely
to make a scratch. Yet that scratch has
the effect of cracking the glass quite through
so this way the sheets are cut up into panes
of the requisite size.”
' “I Should think the diamonds would wear
out," said Lawrence.
“I, remember,” replied the gaffer, “one
would last him two orgthrce yehrs. It has
one edge is worn out he uses another. South
American diamonds, such as he used, cost,
he told me, from six to thirty dollars each;
and when they are worn out for his purpose
he sells them for jewels to be put into
a watch .—0u.t Young 17W“ for March.
m
WThe “ Deciples" are considerbaly ex-
ercised on the question of instrumental mu-
sic. Few of the churches have sunk so low
as to introduce the profene organ into the
house of God, but some of them have been
ggil of mtroducmg the melodcon into their
ay-Ischool rooms. This aerian breach
ofprbpriety has called down merited rebuke.
Elder Franklin, the senior editor of their
Christian mm. is one of the most ronoun-
cod opponents of the innovation. e lately
bad All appointment to preach in a room
where was one of these instruments, and he
refused to preach unless the ungodly music-
boxwa‘s first remOved. Accordin ly, several
rmuscuiar Bhristians expelled e culprit,
and Brother Frankfin preechIed in peace.
— Indpcmlent.
Fruit Trees! Fruit Trees!
AT THE .
NEW CANAAN NURSERY;
The subscribers take pleasure in announcing to the
pub that their stock of
Fritz dz Ornamental Treesflines, 610.
is unusually large and of unsurpassed excellence. We
feel confident in saying that we believe that our stock
Bf t APngTR cREStpartlcal'eriy,tube lao bathe Large:
es s can . e are a positive t at
can fulnish Trees inabetter quality, better order, we
end
for ion money than they can be obtained from distant
Nurseries.
Those wls topurchsse Trees and Vines will do
well to sendth orders early—or still better, visit our
Nursery and make their own solestidua
STEPHEN HOYT d1 SONS.
P. S.—We take leaaure in sho persons through
our Nurseries,w ether desirouso purchasing trees
or not; and would cordiallylnvlto uninterested to
visit the Nursery.
Save 25 Per Cent.
BUY YOUR
SILVERWAREI
Of. the Manufacturers. = .
roan a: TUPPEB.
Salehrooms Nos. 78': and?” Broadway, Corner
0thStIreet, New York.
NEW and RARE PLANTS.
H1111 Geranium, Valhalla,
Bedding Out Plants, Shrubs,
- Fruit Treos or all kinds,
Raspberry, Blackberry dz Strawberry
“,eca . ~
EARLY ROSEP POTAToEs. TOMATOE,
EGG, PEPPER a CELERY PLANTS, ac.
Also FLOWERA AND VEGETABLE SEEDS. B0-
QUE'I’S, WREATHS, BAS CROSSES, and oth
rFlorel Decorations arran ed in the best style of art
to order. Sand for desctip ve catel
MALLOBY it!)
South Norwalk, Ct.
COLUMBIAN- HALL,
Carpet Warehouse,
201‘ Grand Its-sot, New York.
WHERE a full assortment of Volvo Brussels?
Ta st ,iThree-Plyend {main Cd'rpets, with
a large stock 0 Oil Cloths,_ can be found at ve
prices for cash. ADAMS 1k SPENC
Agents Wanted.-
$.1 0" T0 815 MADE tIN A DAY selling Lloyd”
vol Don e1.
VIII I"
or more” and Ads 11 with
Co. Colored Map of the United 08.31““ od'tbe
beck. Neededby yovery y,School asd'llbrm
in theleud; with Lloyd’- Patent Reveme,b which
eitlrltolll-I {5350 can heath rown ‘frosétu Pricc,on only‘saoe,
. 1n
Circulars, “9m”: Sc. one: or ample Map first. an
Agents Wines in every County.
Large DIsIooufmt- Made. '
samuarmru “there
G. WARD anus-10K,
UCCESSOR to late firm of Meeker J; Soil 91
S Main Sta. keeps oonstentlyon hand afreehetor of
Family Groccrres,
CHOICE PROVISY;ONSb1
FRUITSC EXTEEAS'Z“.
SUP, FLAVOBINg
known stand will confirms to sustain
tation for k the best of eve
T PDSSIBLP 81"
FLOUR! FLOUR” FEOUEH
THE VERY BEST
Wisconsin Wheat Flour,
1 wanna'n‘rnn AND Dnuvnnun
For Intranet-emit . -.
as o. o. amen siaao.
low
Imiil
cutter has a table before him,-with measure- - '
workman told me that a single diamond -
fifteen or sixteen different edges, and when
.son
“mm
Safety “206130311199.
FOR THE SAFE KEEPING 0F BONDS, MONEY,
CERTIFICATES, VALUABLE PAPERS, lC.j
HE NORWALK SAVINGS SOCIETY llav in se-
cordeucs vIvilthI the' govt-ions of 9;}; Judicial“:I
b to rocure a use ler Proo o o gree
:tr-eIhglhpe portion of which s subdivided il'lto smell
safes with locks all to dlfi‘er, which are now oflerod to
raved ap ppilceuts at a moderate rate.
rent toa
Feb. 4,859
, J. W. HUBBELLTreea.
Norwa
3t6
' Notice
IS HEREBY given that the Norwalk Sevln Socie-
ty will hereafter pay interest on deposits m the
first day of every month, also- that the sum of One
Thousand Dollars will be posit Rom
i received on do
on one rson Ill one -
y 520m B y HUBIIELL, Sec’y. and Trees.
Norwelk, Julyn 97, fees. I _ not!
Notice.
TERES'I‘ will be allowed hereafter on all deposit!
made with the New Canaan Se vingsBank,tocom-
means on the first day of the month next succeeding
the do . . T. JOHN, Treasurer.”
Newpglainaan, Aug. 8.1858.s
special Notice. ..
EREAF'I'ER, interest will be allowed on all de-
its made with the MECHANICS! SAVINGS
MMDAN Dom the first day of the
sueccedln month. '.SW
FORDfli‘re . .
South orwalk, J an. 16, 1869. fiml
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w A 113 II :a. s 7
NEW SCALE PIANOS, '
With Iron Frame. 01¢"th Base & Jamie Bridge,
MELODEONS AND CABINET ORGIANS.
fl’lw Beet Manufactured, - Warrantedfor 6 man.
d us of six first-
'Flfty .Planos, Mefleons an or “mum“
ek at In
$113311 :hrd'balence gMonthly" Installments. Seo-
and-hand Instruments at greater nstrated
_ WWW ~11 Broadma N-Y-
Catalogue mailed ‘ nnl’oRAOE WA’l’ERS,
“Cooling to Scolds and Burns,"
“Soothing to all painful wounds, to.”
“Healing to all Sores, Ulcers, Sc.”
‘CoStar’s’ Bucktllorn Salve
Is the most dxtrecrdi sanve ever known. Its
power elm aoothin and for all Cute. Burns,“
erraf Chapin Hands and Skinhfa.
80 Ni 1 for Pile £43., elm—ll without.
Outdaperggue's'ays of itfi'I would not be withouwboi
inmyhouse,Ylf ”1:20.5‘9100’M othedtotravelall the
or t.
way to New or MM New. Sept. 51
[-
02,5 All Drugglste in NORWALK sell it.
“COSTAR’S”
Standard Preparations
‘ ARE ins
~BEAUTIFIER!
Bitter-Sweet an .Orange Blossom.
5" One Bottle, 81. .00-agree for $8. 00.
“ Co'star’s” Rat Roach, &c., Exterminators.
“ Costar’ s" Bed Bug Exterminato'rs.
“ Cosiar’s" (only pure) Insect Powder.
“ Only Infalllble Remedies known.”
“ 18 years established in New York. ”
oooBoxes and Flasks manufactured daily. ”
:Nlnewareiil of s ousimitations.”
“All Dru ggists in NB RWAI.K sell them.”
Address u cos'ra 1’ 10 CRosnY ST..
01;.)JOH1; F. BEERo ,(Sugcesfiofim to)N
ES 31' 0'
smil'fizohndamm by 'bHLr. EROS, 11 min. Street
NEWI GOODS!
A BEAUTIFUL ASSOBTMENT
F. B. PURDY,
DRUGGIST, SOUTH NORWALK,
Has just opened a fine assortment of goods, consist-
lllg of
TOILET SETS,
. SETS 0F BRUSHES,
FANCY COLOGNE BOTTLES,
AND VASES.
Also a large assortment of
COLOGNES, '
HANDKERCHIEF EXTRACTS,
SOAPS, '
TOILET AND
FANCY ARTICLES, ac.
SOUTH NORWALK
cigar .'Store,
EILnns BROOK.
MAIN STREET.
. C. Swartz sis Co.
Manufacturers of the
center a cont-Ax,
Masonic Emblems,
No Plus Ultra,
Star of the West,
And other Choice Brands of Cigars. Wholesale
and Retail dealers in
Lorillartl’s,
Anderson’é,
Lillentllal '
and 85 Hoyt’bI
11.- o 13' A- o o o . ,
I And the celebrated
Charter Oak Plug Tobacco,
Together with
PIPES, CIGAR" HOLDERS, TOBACCO
BOXES, AND SMOKERS’ AR-
TICLES GENERALLY.
AYRSHIRE- BULL,
“ LAWRENCE DREW.”
.First Prize Yearlin at the New England‘s“. Fair, Sept.
. 868, and airfield County ,I
PEDIGREE:
Cei'ved July 10,1867; bred by S. M. .h D. Wells,
Wetbersfield.c
Sine: Aleck Christie out of DoIIym 50, (I55)! ,
3?: WW" °‘“ “1““. -
ey or( out o owan:
4th. Prince Albert imported by Capt. Randall.
Dear: Merrytonfld rted by H. H. Peters and'
winner of (0) prizes in Scotland.
Services (5) Five Dollars in Advance.
FOR. SALE FOR SEED, WARRANTED:
' EARLY ROSE.o 50 cents per pound.
meniscus 11.111.
EARLY G00“ on, 13 per 11111.
MEADOW FARM, Darlen, Conn.
- If. HAUL, Agent.
or BOX. No. IO Derlon Dopot. P. 0. 10“
$500 WORTHOF NEW ”$106,313...“
CEIVEDAT
CLOTH ES WBINOERS
EI BEST ARTICLE Hannah 111ch
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U$5OO YOUTH of NEW MUSIC WW
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Dim of wanton cutting
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. LADIES’AND GENTS’ Corfectioneifi Ice Cream,
.34 m. 1 .
“I'PIRIIMEI GEESE FEATHERSnloldIby
NEW: Anvnamnllnns. 1-
ATENTS"BY WHOM OBTAINED"PATENTS.
. Address THOS. ll. DODGE, man years Chief
Examiner, and of Appeal Board. U. S. Ilent
Counsogl‘or, Advocate, and Sullcitor of Patents. Wolr-
ass. .
_ WALL
CONSUMPTIVES
SHOULD USE 1
ALLEN’S LUNG BALSlM!
DON’T DISPAIR because All otbbr medles in“
failed. but trythis, and you will not be deceived. etll
“Sterility is Laid ”---No Humbug.
Villa‘s New systems/Ag“ (tut-e, 25 Cents. J. A.
RIDDLE Manchester N. Tried pr actually. Send
for Circular,lree. Ayala ' mnfed‘Ififneowtoson. 41.11
BOYS! BOYS!
' Something you all want—A Pistol, Revolver, Shot
Gun, or Ride. A little time will secure you one free
ofcos
A Musket, Shot Gun, or Austrian Rifle, fer a Club
of Thirty, in our .
LBEAT ONE DULLU STORE-
{Iggven Shot Gun“ or Springfield Ride, for a Club
0
Double Barrel Shot Gun, Rifle Cane,or Sharp’s Ride
for a Club of One hundred.
a Ride for a Club of Two Hundred.
Slfighootiug Revolvin Breech Loading Ride, for
Club of Three Hundred or your choice8 of a large
number of other articleso or the above Clubs too nu-
merous to mention. Send for Circulars.
S. C. THOMPSON & 00.,
“11 I186 Federal St, Boston, 11...;
late “fullest—For the on] steel en avlng
of . Grant and his femilypu ei r ep-
roval. En aved by Sustain}I b1Size ed15b‘y 10 88.00-
l'so per sample agents. AddressG GOODSPEED a
. 00., Chicago, or Co. 5‘! Park Row, N. Y.
The Medicine for'
WHOOPING COUCH l
DODD’S NERVINE AND INVIGORATOR giver
agreeable end almost instant relief in the spasms
of Whooping Cough. This is a complaint that all
childrenere expected to have; and when it comes,
strange to say, they 'are left to fight it through as they
best can, little or nothing being done to break its in-
tensity or help the sufi'erers along. And when it is
reflected that very many of the discuss of older and
Whooping Cough, this neglect would be nttterly nu-
accouutable but for the fact f that children’s diseases
like many of the weaknesses of women. are consid-
ered so much a matter of course that people have be—
come stoically unconcerlfed' about them. Let them
cough it through, as we did, seems generally to be the
unfeellng word. Whooping Cough is e Nervous dis-
ease. and Dodd's Norvine end InvigoretOr treats it
with COMPLETE SUCCESS. Mothers. TRY IT, and
save your litte ones the worst egdny of this distress-
ing afiection._ A sure and beneficeut medians.
OW.
ImpOrtant Certificate.
Speedy Cure of Whoop”. Cough.
J..PW Peon-r1 Esq. ,Brooklvn, N. Y.
I am not in the habit oft advertised medicine
nor of certifying to their carat ve effects when they
come under my observation :‘but I feel constrained to
make an excefitXln in favor of DODD’S NERVINE
AND INVI GO TOR, a medicine I have used in my
family for some time part. Mylittle hter ha
been sufi'ering from severe Whooping Cong for sev-
eral weeks, and was so mach broken of rest at ht
that—by excessive coughing and load: of sleep-or
constitution and general health seemed to be giving
away. Various remedies or. palliativee ‘welo recom-
mended by intimate neighbors but nothing was tried
until our attention was called Ely a physician not now
in practice to Dodd’s Nervine.’ his weprucured- and
ni ht, we began by givfn the Nervil'lo on her going
11. The first dose adluinistered made its imprea
‘sion; the cough became less frequent, and very much-
less severe—she soon got her accustomed s loop-rep-
idly revived in health and vigor—end in a few days
was as well as ever. What was left of the Whooping
Couab was thereafter ofno trouble. Of course I can-
not But consider Dodd’s Nervine and Invi orator an
invaluable remedy for this distressing male y. I, may
add. that Ih ave since recommended it to several
family friends, in like circumstances, and have found
it in every case to be equally successfill. It needs
only to be known to come into universal demand. -
J. CKETT.
For sale by Drugglsts. Price One Dollar. ' 8w8
/
$5000 megmldfiewbeafiddgtgidbvl: mention.
Address J. 68 Second 81., Baltimore, Md.
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Confectionery
Manhfactured for the Wholesale and Retail Trade.
1 And a large and very choice variety kept constantly
on
nhand for the retail trade.
All candles offered for sale are fresh.
CHOCOLATE CAIhOMELS,
AND
Pure Molasses Candy,
Fresh every day.
Ice Crenm Candy, Coconnut Paste
ley CoconuufiannnesIo Cooonnut,
Nut e, and
Havana. Cigars,
Constantly on hand at Wilitgesale and Retail in any
CHAD
PHILADELPHIA ICE CREAM,
eds-111:.
and Pa es.
. 'Fnanx Mun, Chum H. DoueLaes.
50 WORTH of NEW MUSIC,
4 I Just received at: WELLMAN’S
MRS. E. D. MUBFEYI’SI
AGNE'TI’C mLINIIIIIEN'IP,
The great Palm Cure of the Age,
the r lief of all Rheumatic and Inflammatory
glitches. Never fallsto give Speedy Relieflutbe moat
Manufacturer 3 Price, by the dozen or gross,
by
BROWN a WILCOX, corner of Marshall anyd Main
Streets, South Norwalk, Conn. ‘ 43
T1108. 1. RAYMOND,
(Successor to DAVID R. WEBB,)
DEALER IN
COAL AND" ‘WOOD,
Foot othslaIngtOn St.._ South Norwnlk
LEHIGH, LACKAWANA, FRANKLIN. SCRAN-
- TON, CUMBERLAND, '
And all the best varieties of Red and White Ash Coal.
HICKORY, OAK, MAPLE, PINE AND CHESTNUT
WOOD.
V The snbscsiber having disposed of his Coal and
Wood Yard, as above, would cheerfully commend his
successor as a young man of integrity and business
of the .publ1c.
JUST THE THING:
A. LUKACH’S '
Wine, Liquor 61 Segar Store,
. WAWR STREET, NOBWALK,; CONN.
ample Room, a in. New York well shpplied with
Choice WINES, LIQUORS, an Premium LAG
BEER. Motto, ‘Quick Sales Iand Small Profits.”
MEDAL RANGE
F on SALE- E. K.LOCKWOOD.
11111111111311 A SURE. CURE!
DEMERITT’S NORTH AMERICAN '
CA. L's-LB RH
' REMEDY:
THE safest and most pleasant to use in the WOrld.
Read the following testimonial:
» Noavm Feb. 19 1809.
Masons. D. J.. Demons 1% CO.—- nest-‘- For-11th o
last ten years I. have been a great sufierer from that
dies cable disease, Caterrh: tried many re‘medles:
but allied to £6 anyfro relief until I used hall! I re-
ceived more uefitfro In one packa t all others.
I ever used. I cheerfully reconimen it to all whoa're .
troubled with that disease. . 01.1w: L'Auaruv.
This testimony is a sample of what we ate 0
calving. Price per package g3: bottles) as.
to office 111 Hanover Street, toforrllII, rcular
numerous testimonials. D. J. D MERITT 1k CO
ro-
Crockery, China, and Glass Were.
A large assortment at E. K. LOCKWOOD’S.‘
Pump For Sale.’
freeze and the best known for .1111. or cisterns,
or sale cheap. Enquire at this office. I
BOICE COUNTRY GROUND RYE m
G. 0. OKEELERA; DR
IWORTH OF NEW MUSIC JUST- RE
' Kerosene 011
of superior quality. Werranted above FIRE
E-K. LOCKWOOD’S.
UT'I‘ERS. CONDUCTORS,
IN 300
AND
nor by
KLOCKWOOD.
WW WWWD?’
adult years have their origin in the tear and strain of .
commenced using at once—with an efi‘ect immediate ,
and surprising. As the convulsions were hardest at: .
ents sel- _
Manufactured for the seldoh and also; for ‘F'nallloe' "
acute sufi‘erin , by a few applications. For sale at .
t i d has eak for him the continued patlon .
a cut, an p DA Bage
31119 UHLE BROS. Agents, 11 MSIRSL, NorwalkI. ‘ '
NE of West's Patent Pumps, warranted not to
.1 1:
Jonnmg’wonx dons' in the £1;me- ggr até- ,-_
..: .TABLE CUTLEIY
‘ 1869
Carpeting '
0'11 Cletus ;'
'Mottinés" ;
- . .-
D ‘ ' ets °
rugs ,
Received direct from Al.lction and the manufactory, a
very large ehd well selected stock of all kinds of'
goodliu the Cal-petites, aliof which’wlli 1‘. sold at
the lowest market prices for cash.
“a
Carpets made and put'down,
when desired:
0. I. GRUMAN.
Don’t Fall to Read This!
If you ere.iu want of anything in
H. H. Wellman’s
L... or
user GOODS,
STATIONERY:
. ‘ ' 'A'ND II , .
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,
. nearly all kinds are kept constantly on band; also,
Sheet Music,
and Musical Instructors,
If not on hand they can be Obtained at short notice
All styles of
Trunks, Traveling Bags do Satchels,
Which will be sold as cheap as they can be found any-
where.
PORTABLE WRITING DESKS,
AND PORTFOLIOS,
'of the Best Quality.
restruoms 1. 11011311311118,
of all prices. and-as cheap as they can be found else-
where.
STEREOSOOPIC’ GLASSESJ. (CWE'WS
OPERA, MAGNIFYING‘, AND SPY
GLASSES, PHOTOGAPEIO’ AL
BUlIS, AlVD CARD TIC-
' TUBES, PLAYING AND
’ VISITING CARDS,
OHSHM'EM &:
CHE UE'RS,
’ D0 NOES,
BA 0K GAllfllI 0N 1f: CRIBBA GEBOARDS
. (I‘m-'68 51 Puzzcls in Variety.
GOLD AND STEEL PENS GOLD AND
SILVER PENCILS,1NDELIBLE
PENS AND PENC’ILS, POCKET
KNIVES RAZORS Inc. cc.
COMBS AND BRUSHES,
PICTURES a PIC-
TURE FRAMES.
Pictures Framed to Order
IN oval. on SQUARE, ‘
I ROSEWOOD,
nmcx'waLNUT; "WY“
' AND GILT. 1.9.
Flowers, Shells, and leases Framed
In any atyieofPrelne, ' I '
.
.__
SEWING MACHINES.
BSKFA'NTON’S w1Lcox
AN BUTTON
HOLE and OVERSEA MING MACH! E. TbisMa-
ETNA, GROVER &
WILSON’S, DARTRAMJI
& GIBBS’ and the celebrat'edAMEBl
chine does every variety of sewing g. and takes the
same kind of a stitch as the Wheeler dc Wilson. Any
one wishin to get a good Machine, will do well to
give us a c I _ .
BOOKS tfiMUSIUofallkl'n‘da boundtoorder.
constant m,
SIGN OF THE GOLDEN HARP HID PEN.
LAZARUS as MORRIS’
Celebrated Perfected Spectacles
AND- EYE G
The large and increasing sales of these
SUPERIOR GLASSES- '
re proofbftlleir superiority. We we're satis-
~ Isa
« lied ttbey elsewhere
would be oapgeecleted here as
and that the realityo vantages olereu to
wearers of our beautiful loleo‘l, via: the: e‘a'se and
comfort, the assured and readi ascertained improve-
ment pi the sight, and the b lient assistance they
give in ellcaees, in themselves agrwp‘paront on
trial,~that the roan t could not be a then it
n of our CELE-
has intbe almost ner'al adbt
BR'ATEDP Emcfiln SPEC ALES by the resi-
dents of this localit
Vi ith a hill knowledge of the value of the assertion
we claim that the are the most perfect optical aids
ever mauulactured..'l‘o osenoedil‘lg Shoctaclesme
beat and most desirable.
. L WEED. WATCHMAKER 1k JEWELER, '
.11.. always on build a mu assortment. suitable for ev-
Wind-to tlbutber‘n’amlust
ourgooedsnfo'rseld. Ag “in”
7' mdllhgm to have
inmost... Colored 1.11.. Drones, «11.111111 Black
1..., ‘
51111:. on‘ White. or Colored Casein thebest man:
I I 46m .1... Omen.
mm .1. t
onix.n'dcilewoolm.-
all...
-WO_ODIN WAD. “(‘1‘th
Music Bouks,
afford atalltimea an opportunity 0 {procuring th e ‘
“I" :Wfizke oocaslql to notify the Public that we“ .
'lndeilyoin
. [IRON AND STEEL,-
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
name, one, WINDOW-JEN”, m.,
.4 r LOWEST CA SH PRICES.
The subscriber has now in Store and is constantly
receiving direct from the manufacturers a full assert,-
ment of Goods of the above denomination suited to
this market, which will be sold either wholesale or re-
tail at lowest New York prices.
LOCKS, dead, rim, and-mortise, of all kinds 1
LA TUBES, rim, mortise, all kinds.
KNOBS, Silver Plated. Porcelain, and Mineral.
NAILS, out, pressed, wrought and horse. .
CUTLER}: Table and Pocket, a large asSortment.
GUNS, double and single barrels.
Ptsrozs. Revolvers and single barrels.
IRON and STEEL, full 1.110.111.1511 of sizes andkinds.
CARRIAGE spnnvcs, Axles, bolts, clips, .91.
neucnrlmst. IEPLEHEINTS, full assortment
PAINTS and OILS, of the best manufactures.
BUBDICK’S
National Hay Cutter -
SOMETHING entirely new, patented July 30th, 1807,
will cut Hay, Straw or Stalks, nearly Or quite
twice as re idly as any other cutter in use, and requires
but little is r to 0 rate it. Call and see them. For
sale by WM. C. ST T, Agent for Norwulk and ad-
Joining towns.
BAUGII’S Raw Bone Super-Phos osphate of Lime, a
splendid article, together with a In l supp] of Hard-
ware, Agricultural mplements, Iron .hS teei Window
Grass, Paints,0ils, W. C. 8TB .
REMOVAL.
The Union .Marblc Works
NORWALK, CONN.,
HAVE been removed fi-om thnix Block, to the
building formerly occupied by William Glover,
Mechanic Street, in the rear of the new Bank Build-
lu. The subscriber, formerly of the firm of E. Price
& u, is now prepared to furnish every kind of
Italian and American Marble,
GRANITE, DRAB, on BROWN 311 ONE,
Mi 0 N U M E IN '1' p
Slabs. Tablets, Sinks, &c., as well as Mantlea and
Furniture Slabs in general and furnished at the low-
est possible rices.
Cemetry Fencing. 1! Ruling, ks», '
furnished and put up at short notice and on very
favorable toms.
Representing an estafilisbment the oldest and best
feels that its reputation for mistic excellence. and
honorable dealiugis already tbo well established to
need cOmmendatiou. Address
E. 13. PRICE, Agent.
Norwaik, April 6th, 1868. I _ 32
LADIES
BUY THE
Manufactured and Sold by
E. H. PA!” ’”'-"" AER!
and you will wear no other. They are the
Best made and Best Fitting Corset
in the Market. '
You will also find It to your advantage to
buy yoUr '
IHOOP SKIRTS
""EY’UFTHE MANUFACTURER.
We have on hand a 1.111 assortment ot the
latest and most fashionable styles at prices
which make them the cheapest goods in
town. ‘
Our Ito-ch ..1
AND ‘1
Dress Trimmings
we shall aellIwithout regard to cost, pa we
wish their mom for other goods.
, o
I We have a good assorialent of
LADIES antrICHILDREN'S; .
’UNDERWEAB.
.. at satisfactory prices. '
' loop Skirts and Corsets
' . Made-to 0.11.11.51.11 I
sums-s- nirrarnnn.
E. u. PARKER. : '
”immune Hm Nurwalk Hotel.
E. K. LOCKWOOD.
HAIR WORK. .
mm did call the attention of the
Tngéésl and Gen‘t'lgmen, to the fact that he has
oymt,:fn t.mmtl1'hto finder-stanza t2: 1.1::
air Win-1k so so a 11 can ma e
golden “caramel... Curl s, Bands, Pan's, Wigsf
here, Moustaches, Re. Ho elso‘ will buy 11
eirn "dell,” a reasonable rleeth .
give in a at OasotteI Ginsberg. Skull.“
known of any in Weslero Connecticut, the subscriber .
1 BAREGES
- cents, worth $1 15, One case of0
' Arc conceeded to be equal to any made.
HANDHERS “and HALL LIGHTS for HERO- _.
SEND, soldb y 1
New York Advertisements
:. «.MWKNWMJN [xi-x A A - .z‘
1869.
SPRIN-Gu-
Carpets, . I
Oil Cloths,
Mailings,
.
FOR
Churches, Offices, Lodges, Dwell-
lngs, Hotels, Steamboat“, Arc. ’
The Largest Stock of Snperldr Goods at the Lowest
. Cash Prices.
GOODS FITTED AND PUT DOWN.
'I WHOLESALE and RETAIL at the Stores .11 Lofts of
. GEO. E. L. HYATT,
m CANAL STREET, and 31 HOWARD STREET.
A few Doors East of Broadway.
SPRING, 1869.
.1. 1111. 17.1er a. SON,
(Successors to F. D. Bannwum
11111111 81 Furnishing Wardens,
Nos. 70 & 72 BOWERY, near Canal St,
, NEW YORK,
Will woody“! the SEASON with en UNSURPASSED
0‘
SPRING CLOTHING,
From New and Choice Fabrics, Unequaledjn Variety
and Style. Lu'rge and Elegant Assortment of
Youths" and Children’s Clothing
Custom Department not equalled in selec—
tions of most dealrable stock of FOREIGN and Donna-
'rlo CLosns, Casslnnns, kc.
Furnishing Goods' in Great Variety.
SPRING UNDERWE WE,AR HQSIERY, GLOVES,
RACVATS,T1ES, UMBRELLAS,&C. ,
' Shirts made to order and guaranteed. to fit.
Pricea lower than any other establishment in the city.
SATISFACTION GIVEN OR MONEY RETURNED.
11111111111111 11111. 1111111
In great variety and at prices from
I
$10, $12 50, $17 50, $20 to $30, and upw ard
MANUFACTURED BY '
THE PENRHYN SLATE 00.
Allan Heartbs, Tiles, Cisterns, Baths, Slabs, Ul'ifials
BELIARD TABLE BEDS,
Slabs, plain and enameled. Slate Work made to or-
der. Circulars sent on application.
Quarries and Manufactory, Middle Granville, N. Y.
Warehouse and Show Rooms, No 40 West Eigh-
teenth St. ,betw'cen Fifth and Sixth Aves. N. Y.
ELEAZER JONES, hairsger.
BBAMHALL, DUANE or (10.,
Manufacturers of and Wholesale and Retail dealers in
HARRISON’S EUROPEAN RANGES, DEANE’S
PATENT FRENCH RANGES, DEANE'S
PATENT CARVING TABLES, PORTA-
BLE OVENS AND-.BROILERS,
FURNACES AND s'rovns,
COPPER, TIN 0R IRON
WARE.
W'Atnn Rooms,
247 01 249 WATER STREET,
NEW YORK.
Hotel Cooking Apparatus a Specialty.
11m
IRVING SAVINGS INSTITUTION,
N0 96 WARREN STREET, N.Y
NTEREST allowed at the rate of 6 per cent. on all
anus 032,000 and under, free ofGovernment tax.
Open ally from 10 to 9 p
WALTER w. CONCKLIN': President.
Vasnnunn-r L. Buxrox, Secretary. ‘ 1 ‘ 1 lyl
Third Avenue“ savings Bank.
Corner of Third Avenue and 26th Street, New York.
-Preeeslt Deposits $5,259,000.
. Sn: per cent. interest paid, (free from Government
Tax.) on installments from 81 to 85,000.
ALLIA deposits made on or before the 20th of J anna-
Ap rll July and October will draw interest
fromt 11 first of those months.
BANK OPEN daiiyi'rom 10 a. m., to 3
.m., and Mon-
day, Wednesday and Saturday Even 1 from 6 to
sIng SPENCER K. GREEN, esldent.
iii. B. BIBBINSI. Secretary. 1y8
GREAT SALE OF
MOURN IN G GOODS
BYROM AUC'I‘I()N.
BARGAINS IN nonnazmns, PARISINNES POP-
LINMS. CRETONNES, REPS Gnos D’ORIENT,
ISE CREPES, ALPASCAS GRENADINE'
IRON n’nd CANVAS GRENADINES.
SERGE GSRENADINE, a New Article.
BLACK SlLK's,
dacfi Also, a great variety of Tralvellng Dress, Goods.
—0ne case of Po lln oAl acas at 60 cents,
worth n9, One case of De! 11%., all Wool, at 75
e Mohair, 70 cents,
worth $1 013.
JACKSON’S MOUBNING STORE,-
. . No. 551 Broadway,
Spring 5.9 Pnncc $13., opposite 1 Tiffany .1: CO.
NEW YOR 11:3:
111‘. 1111119117.»; ’l‘othcc Antidot .
{Wanumrnn 10 11.21.1011: ALI. 11121111: sou Touacc
e1€yvegduble and harmless. It purifies and
Bct.
I
looJ,luv1~nratestuesystcm,posaes.mgrcntno .ishing
on at e 1:: lie: .11ug pmvc1,1s unequaled as n Tonic Nervlno
un'i ppctizer, enables the stomach to digest th benrliest
food makes sleep refreshing. and establishes 10 at health.
Sn: rs and showers for sixty years cured. rice l-‘ifty
cents or box, post free. An interesting Ire so on the in-
Jurio eifects of tobacco, with lists on
ences, cic., ss; :zr FREE. Agents wanted.
DR. ’1‘. B. Anna-n1, Jo yCiiy, N. J
TESTIMONI LS-
11,3011 3'0” Conn.
079 it") 0] 1,6879,
be habit'yfor life.
D. urton’a Inful' e Antidote Au. canv-
co Has nxsarr
Rev. W. A. 11111:, Cap: is: L'iuistcr.
1..
F110! m1: U. 8. Tnaasun ,Secrelarz/s Ofira—Plense
of influence hel- havli: been cured of the
enCd
. doub e or single..— Carriagee furnished for
send a sup of the A3111 r The .0»: er ed 11 «mm
1 ueilswor 1~ . T .Ieiidann." Parties Funerals, kc. Passengers conveyed to 5115
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CONVEYANCES
Norwalk Horse Railway.
1858-0 Wmm Annnoamr. 1853-9
. Leone Nov-walk. So. Nowell. ’
022A.M. N.Y..d'tNl]. .1.
'f‘ 20 1 “ New York ES. #150 AD“
3 or H No Train; 3 2° ..
B as “ New Haven. 9 no u
9 08 “ New York. 9 9.5 u
a 24 .1 New Haven Ex. ' 1 9 ea ‘4 O
10 05 “ No Train. 10 a; u.
10 50 " NewYorkEx. 11 10 u
I! 40 “ NOT 12 00 M. .
12 00 M. No Train. 19 20 P. M.
18 53 P. M. New York. 1 18 "
l 11 “ New Ilaven. 1 85 “
l 95 “ New Haven Ex. 1 59 “
. 2 If “ Nb'i‘raln. a 34 “
2 52 . “ New York'Ex. 3 12 “
3 05 “ New York. 3 25 “
3 45 “ No Train. .4 03 "
4 20 “ New Haven Ex. 4 40 “
4 40 “ No Train. ’ 5 00 “
.5 00 “ No Train. 5 19 “
r. 19 1‘ New York Ex. 11 as u
5 3‘) “ New Haven. ‘ 5 5! “
5 55 " N. Y. A: N. II. 0 17 “
d 35 “ No.Train 0 55 “
‘l’ 17 “ No Train. 1’ 3‘! “
. I 40 . “ No Train. 8 10 “
3 10 “ No Train. 8 40 "
S 40 “ No Train 9 or “
9 or 11 New York Ex. 9 at u
9 20 “ New Haven Ex. , 9 49 “
10 10 “ No Train." 10 30 "
EDWIN LOCKWOOD. Pres.
Norwalk. Dcc..14th, 1808.
PEOPLE’S LINE.
DAILY PBOPELLEBS.
NEW YORK AND NOBWALK.
0n and after J uue 15th, 1858, one of the PEOPLE’S
LINE Prope. lers,
P. F BRADY,
' OR
JOSEPH HALL.
Will leave New York, from Pier 31 East River, and
from Smith’s new dock at Norwalk, every night, (ex-
cepIt; Sunday night). landing at the Danbury Depot:
eac way.
Highest price obtained for Country Product No
charge for commission. Storehouse accommodation
at bath ends of the route. Freight taken at the low-
est rates, and received at all hours daily.- Hea lots
of ffelght will be call for either at Brook] Iersey
City, or any part of New York on uotlcfieon.
DANBUBY do NORWALKI I. B.‘
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing April 5th, 1809.
DAILY TRAINS.
Lease Donbury for South Norwalk,
6 80mm; 12111.; 4 15p.m.; FreightaH 25p. 1n.I
Leave South Nowell: for Daubury,
At9 0011.111411 10e.m.; 9p.m., 619nm.
Lease Norwalk Bridge/or South Namath,
at? Ma. m.; 105, £15 24p. 11:. ._Frelglltet‘f 15p.m.
JOHN W. BACON, Sup't.
‘ N. Y.&N. n.~Ra1LRoAD1 ‘
. fififiWWifi
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing Jan. 111b,.flses
Trams from New Bacon for New I 0711.
£11000". .—At 6. 30, 8.10 A. M., and 12. 00 M., 5.00
HE‘EE‘HNSSSLML'ZT“? " “use:
lion with Express train from Beaten, via Sp
old.)
stopping at Bridgeport, Nolwelk and Stamforfmeo
Pr dhLI, ,Istopping at Bridgeport, Norwalk and Stem-
18691869
l‘he" .1. 00 P. IL, train receives passen from the
Hartford and New Haven Railroad at ew Haven.
The 6.30 A. M. and 4.30 P. M. trains receive passen-
gers from the Danbury Railroad at Norwalk.
The 9. 50 A. M., train receives ssengers from the
Hartford, Spl Iffie'd' Canal en New London Reil-
roads, at New oven, and from the- Naugatuck Reil-
road at Bridfiiport.
Att (1.40 A. Passenger Mail Train, Mondays ex-
cep e
Srsomn Tums-s leave Norwalk at 6. 00 and 0. 45 A.
m., and 3. 25 P. m., for New York.
Special Trains leave New Haven et6. 80 P. M., for
Milford, Derby and Ansonih.
1 Homeland: Railroad.
Passengers for Housatonic Railroad will take the
9. 50 A. IL, and 4.30 P. ill. ., trains to Bridgeport. .
Nougotuck Railroad.
Passengers for Na vatuck Railroad will take the
9.50 A. M., and 5. 00111., trains to the Junction.
6. 80 P. M. for Derby and Ansonia.
Danbury 1t- NorwdllRaflroad.
Passengers for the Danbury and Norwalk Railroad
will take the 0. 30 and 9.50 A._ M. Iand 5.00 P. M.
trains 150 Norwalk. .
New Canaan Railroad. '
Passengers fertile New Canaan Railroad will take
:Iheds. .30 A. 11L, 1?. 00 M" and 4.30 P. M. trains to Stun-
or
flame/rem New York-for New Haven;
Action-At 'f. (0, 11.30 A. 11., 3.45, 4.25 P. M.
Exrnssn TRAINS. -—A.‘. S. 00 A. M" 3.00 find 8.00 P.M.-
for Boston, via New Haven, Hartford, S ringfiold and
Elfin-stern Stopping at Stamford, orwalk, and
r e
Atg‘leplllfl and s. 00 P. M. for Boston, vie New London
Stoulngton and Providence.
The s. 00 A. iii. and 3.00 P. M. trains connect with
Naugatuck, Housatonic and New London Railroads.
The S. 00 A. M. and 12.15 P. M. trains connect with
Canal Railroads.
Senor/11. Team leaves Stamford at 6. 90 A. M., for
New ll aven.
HSpecial Train leaves Ansonia at" 1 .45 A. M. for New
ave
See l 9 bill of advertisement at the Station Houses
and Hate
Supt’s“ Office. 4th Ave. and 87th St., New York.
Ass’t SIupt’s Ofiicc, Station House, New Haven.
JAMES H. HOYT, Snp’t.
Livery Stable.
WILLIAM E. ‘ DANN,
(Successor to D. S. Bartram.)
THE SUBSCRIBER having purchased of D. S.
Bartram his stock of Horses and Carriages. in
the stable in the rear of Norwalk Ho.el and replen-
ished the same with a New Stock of’ Horses Car-
riages and Coaches, is now prerared tofurnlsh all
who wish with good Horses either
ton's Antidote we desire a su -
ia Institution. ' p
A Raxxsn’s x1 s'r. — Dr. B '
Tobacco has aocompl' I all claimed 190??! ’ Antidote {m
“2,va is. at. Bank k, New Albany, Ind.
.11 or run ALLEGEANY V41.-
Liv RAILROAD Co ANY nunou Pa—I h '
the Antidote with teat su’cc .1 It is culing all myI $511313?
A a T- 0 .Bucxsrout.
Cue na 5 .srrxostr. a:
cured my broth and myself: In NO‘IIJ. or ANnnO'n:
W. one in ' eiley's Station, Pa.
L311, Essa—t
luau gained es 111 by
using Dr:
my“, ef$;:::§2 ‘9 I
.1901, ,, 80W; ”111.1111"
km. From me. Itakepleesuroln- n 7m
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r
OR SALE 3V ALL DRUOGISTL
Caution.-Beme ofhumbug lmitati a' '
[Trademark x Copyrighted. ]
ELLIS’ PATENT SELF BEGUM "“9.
1101' 11111211113111;th 8.
For Warming “2 ventilating
DWELLINGS, PUBLIC BUILDINGS,
GREEN HOUSES, &C.
CHARLES R. ELLIS,
192 CENTRE STREET,-
Send for a circular. - New York.
Refer to NAT]! 1111111. WHEELER, C. SPOONER,S.1MU-
ut’l‘,rrus l' ridgeport: Dacron HULL, Bluok Rock; A.
H. BYmeroN,Nor1vnlk; A. T. Srnwm'r, New York.
HAINES. BROS?
Celebrated
P I A. N 'o '5
They make
several sizes and styles. suitable for the taste
. and Imeans of all classes.
Every Style Guaranteed !
.oof and guarantee‘of their superiority, and
As a
best reason for their popularity,
furnishl'ng the
See Internal Revenue Return for 1806,
sworn 10—830 Pianos sold; and In-
tcrnnl Revenue Return for 1807.
sworn 10—972 Pianos sold.
Prices Moderate, and for sale on easy
Terms.
NEW PHANOS T0 RENT
AT
WAREROOMS: .
40 11...: I411: Street, Union Square.
\ ‘ FACTOIIIIES I I .
356 to 379 Second Avenue, - '
Column 218T STREET. 611142
WM. BOWELII;
UNITED STATES '
FLAG DEPOT,"
I53 SOUTH STREET,
Near Peck Slip, NEW YORK.
POLITICAL BAN NER SI
or EVERY KIND. '
Si el an «be. onhend
Ensignsflacks, ,nuraeeef an a. w”. . 0rd
e[and made to order at the owest-caah
fi'lim' elm-d will “viewer-pt
UNION LIVEEY STABLES.
Next to Barnum’s Hotel, South Norwslk.
1m, _ NlTUlll-l!
. everything u
NEIW IOOHII
NEW FUENI’I‘U’EI
n. IQUINTARD .1. sons, '
AVEremovedtothalrnewroomein 1'"
ficelluildi'fi ,(entr'e'uce on‘e deer '
old store) where ey heveaveryhrgeasewnaent of
Premature or every Won,
Atgreatlyredecedpricng
UNDERTAKINIG,‘
. inellltebranchee.
FURNITURE f f
Al': m ..
Furniture Warehouse
Near theuppereudofllein St. .
HE subscribel'lus largest Wont of
Household Furniture in Ithli Odin .ocndsting
of Chamber suits of all kin
es, 'iete-a-Teteséxm Card Talil namelopI Tables,
on In; I .
Center 'i'ables,Extenai
of all etie es. ‘. _ .
Loioklng Glue-es, Helm P 1'
and elverythina else 111 the rumble... sheep for
initial! ruminations by experienced work-
Casb.!Ro
men.
UNDIETAKING,
allot-tulent otCofi'lnomf-thob'ed
“mm
mm dead. for»
nished cheaperthfinellhflw ”fir
wIn by
”:1.an RAYMOND.
FURNITUEEL
‘L‘ ”TEES “1...?" 1.. .m“°*'....‘°“.‘.""...
a II
eortmg’nt of o I
CABINET mm "
as can'be fonndinleirfieldConnty'Ih and Limp-f-
FOIt CAB thentlle ofI geedeu
finished at idly other est-highland 1
mm.
A la
constrggtly on hand.
A new and elegant
two horses, has
The stock consists In
slon, Diuing.Cerd and
Bare So Tate-a-
Cene-seat Chairs; Gilt and ehoganyl'rame
Glasses, the, ac.
y,
mi
bhfil
which will - III-II» '
and at short notice. A Hearse will sum whee
desired. - . . RESCUE-I dees‘er Ct.
3’11? WIM.MH1I¢W.I' cs 1.
p P? .
crime and WI "
At4. 301’. M. in connection with Shore Line from. .. .. ,
Boston stopping at Bridgeport, Norweik, and Stanl- " '
NOIlcez. ' ‘ 7.,
s HEREBY veil, 11111. mnmumum I'
and neon 11.1.qu gummy--
side in the town of Resume...
St to «Connecticut, mac
who resides in- Seuqhblt,
N"; “mild: vial (new
cor anco w 9 pro and o ,
of Connecticut, in tho busineeeI of _
ners,an ...a_"e’°3§§‘k.sr 3.7.331?”
P am ehSJseclalm
ariner as when
John h'a'a'contribu Rmfim
000 as capital; 10,37!er
said partnership commences“ entire
1869, And terminates on Iithe' ”til 9!}! beI
Dated NormllkI, March In“.
GEO
1111.1... amass a...
deb: bushes}. In“Ir the Lament |I11.5%;
tnls y dissolvedb ~aniline! -
ofthecom
"as.“ "iris“..."v‘i-a'fi -1; -
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3114 mm A”
In 11.4mm Mollie UWMWO‘DIOI-
trial of Connecticut.
IN the matter of; Tunoponu m, :s Beeb-
Gt12 J
has been adjudged e Bankrupt-up...“ m.,," « 1' '. ..
by William K. Seeley, Esq. ., 39213.“!!! 3. .2 I _.
311111111111...“ 1m,
d I C 5 ~ . ._ .
“1 pun-la 15'“ sebum. W1
District ofReddinp, es. Pyobute Court, m ,Il'. A. if
STATE OF MERCY CO late bf R lanI
1E1 ealles deceased- L3. m. :
Thor ourtofProhetefo'r the Wm .117,“
hath limited and allowed six months
hereof, for the creditors of said Estate. row
'solvent, in which to'exhiblt their
has pointed” THOM SANFORD ”11'
E. D NCOMB, of ”133mm
receive and examine” id claims. — - -
Ce'rtificdby LlMUEl. SANFORD,
The subscribers ive notioo thI
the Town House said
May, and 21th day of Will dos:
ofleld.
afternoo on some"
attendingflm on thAy' SANFORD“
CIA“ E. DUNCOHI, .
indebted: “midi-It It. .3.
‘to lot at— all hours. Car-
ORSES and cartll'e trains and to the Steamboat
Hriunes, "RFurne rels- cc.
Coaches orses for sale.
A sale. lley by the bale. '
gersteken to and from the Depot as cheap
lsi‘action guaranteed.
k
a th tab] will dIolt.
sanyo are e 0800 D.
. norms " j
SOUTH NORWALK SALES
LIVERY STABLES.’
HORSES and CARRIAGES, Double and Single,
with or without drive ,and of lifeboat, cou-
BlMlly on hand and furnishe at any hour of the day
or evening. Horses taken on Livery, and a few supe-
rlor animals for sale. .Our equipment cannot be ex-
celled by any stable in' the county. PartisaFunerels,
do, atten 11. Good vehiclesageutle horses, endsefe
drivers always guaranteed, at moderate rises:
Horses, new- and second-hand Carriages, ar‘neases,
81c, constantly on hand for sale at lowpricee, and“:
'. .
REMOVAL.» . _
nor-so Shoeing Establishment.
IlE sub=c1 film has removed from the Boise Rail-
T way Depot, to his New Shop apposite; where lie
will continue Shoeing in the best IuIld Hoof careful,
' ms SHEA. I
manner.
I WOULD respectfully inform my customsrsm and'
the public generally, that I have removedfrom
my old stand next dobr-to the Post ones, to my own
store, corner of Main Street and Center Avenue,
where I shall be glad to wait on them the same asbe-
fore. Thenhling1 thefm for the atronag: gate. 1 have
receiVed and 0 ng or a con uance 0 seen:
From yours r2111e pectfnliy, STEPHEN SWANN.
N. ll.—-I shall continue to have a large
of Saddles, Harness, Whips and Trunks, end all art}:
cles connected with the trade, where they cenbo had
chea er than at the Brid All articles delivered at
the ridge any hour that ebbing neatly,
cheaply and promptly attended to as-J '
Notice.
GAZETTE
‘
JOB PRINTING OFFICE,
_.
GA ZE'I'I'E BUILDING,
NORWAL'K, CONN-
.__.—
E FER 1" DESCRIPTION OF
JOB PRINTING,
Frans n CariI to a 360k, executed with neat
ness and dispatch. We have better facilities for doing
good work gt fairer prime than many pMeuWew
York City one...
1' DRIED I'RGUIT It.
ALI. kinds of 0., '1! 330.;
'- . _ present their account-.310”!!!
' ed to said 11.1.1. ~.ere 0311361???
‘ Income in 1866
I186?
II'I‘.IAil.llllllediate “1:01
4.10.1809.
STATE of {ESTHER 81.108th of? Ron.
walk, in said District deceased.-
The urtof Probate forth 6! m U I.-
hath 1.1.1 and allowed 1111811111111 _.
be for the creditors of. said M 1 -
their eimsfor out. 'Those who Mm! 7].. 1~\
’ dillhgd bemdarscovorym ' m—‘m
Q -
debad to 81th Estate erereqeested mag“-
ate paymento
man-JO“
cu: cameos,“ ,, _ f m
salad-rem of c Isoano I.»leIss_es-:ne1vIII ;
Tsatg'ai-tofrrweu. Dr E Ill-1M, ot Nae-at
hath limited “Wand
arm
um. 11.1....
.1 ' with? .
for settlement; ' M 111... 1
etteflet- in
' CHA
ment to' REES
612086] 1..
3114 Egon 1133;.“ heaters.
,Diatlgt 1of’Nomulb. es. Probate Calm. “II“,
”1 ESTATE of MARY c. mCwaon, late- tit-Nor-
wa ‘k, in said district, deceased;
The Court. of Probate ,thogor teens-tries «Rani.
hath l ”ted and allows six months M. it! ‘0
horse. for the creditors of said Estateto M”
claims for settlement. Those who neghct to
their claims properly attested,
STATEMENTL
. or .11.
Phoenix Mutual Life Inshrauce co, 1 '
Foe in Yea; EnlanioJIa'In. t.“ 189.
nonaa'
Premiums received during the year ...... ISLfefil'fl SSS
Interest received during year. 5.19% .
Total income for the year... ....-.. $81,980,505 u .
Paid claims b deathm on at es. .."'.. .II-{$100,950
Paid commissylonainid . a.” .u
1:111 1111111:- camera-c.1113“ .1... 1...... r
ns .. 1
1323;111:135 andall otherexpeuses. . . 119.822 _ 1
Loans on redeem _ j
Bank stocks end re'llroedbouds'rI
U. S. Re tesedendStlig. -
flarifor cl 'mujlgll't “5
Loans on co lateral s
bills receivable murmur.
surnitule at home end-branch plea}
Cash on bendaiidill'. haiku. _ ‘
.Au'm'llil'm 1133331 Iiailia ‘ 1‘ “ " '
Amour: e agenI - 1 -'~ - 1 - 1
'course oftransulieIsion..II
ens-o... .
dammit-var -----
' °' "a... m ‘v'
N
Amount insuredlion dul-ingthe
Total amount of losées pal
TABLE OF COMPARISONS on m SUSHI.-
or' 18650.10“ mass,
Number of policies 11.111.111.11: ‘
uIncrease of1 last over 1‘4“, pendent
Amount insured in 1906
1:.
Increase of 1861 ”11:6... “6: potion:
’d from interest in 1552 8120,” If
Pdlcd in 1025311!an 1851' 1011.100. .“
Rec’d from lntehlfit in 1800 011:. 111.35.!»- ,
l l sacs ,
”$3.1.in for interest”. 1.13;!" II
BAMPS. Afiueessortmmtat IJDOHWOOB‘S '
Norwalk Chronicler