What shall we ask for these little feet 7
Lead them a blessed'piigrhnage,
From childhood through to saintly age,
Dear Lord. we pray; . 7
Hold them a light in the dim, dark night, .
And out of the narrow path of right
Nc’er let them stray!
Two little eyes—closed! _
Two little eyes—shut! 2
Two little hands—clasped!
Two little feet—still.
God give my darling pleasant dreams! ;
—Congrsyat£onsh‘u. ;
\
The Fatal no.7; of retracing—Girls
Beware. , 7,
No one can ride or walk through the fash-
ionable portion of New York city, attend
read to" Promentory 1, Summit, but own it
only to Ogden. Provision is also made. for
thelproper examination~~ of -the-_ road; Com-
.missioners,.and the: withholding-of .-a_1 1. until-
cient amount of the United States bondl till
after such examination; and report, insure a
flawless road in every respect. The Attor-
ncy~General is also directed to institute pro-
ceedings against the-Companies, or either of
them, if, after examination, he shall be of
opiuionthat they have forfeited their franch-
ises. _. Much precious time was wasted in the
1er'insid'e'ration of the subject by a‘1eharacter—
istic ' harauguc from the garrulous Garret
'Dlwis.’ It is to be hoped that this great en-
pletion- —1’n’btmc Sam 9-day.
. ___———.-—d.
Y. AND N. n. n. n.
DAHAGES AGAINST N.
any place of amusement, or go to any even-
ing party, without 1 becoming aware of thlb
horrible feet that many women, of whom
better things might be. expected, have fallell
into the pernicious habit of applying to their
skins the enamels which, under various at-
tractive names, are advertised and sold inall
BosTON, April 12.
The suit of John A. Colman against the
New York and New Haven railroad, clarm-
ing dam for assault and ejectment from
a car by e defendant's 'agctlll‘t}, resulted in
awarding 08,800 to the plain . \-
PUBE BREED POULTRY, &C.,
terprise will now be pushed to a rapid com- ‘
rr One bottle, 61.00-1-fi‘gree for 32.00.
“ Costar’s” Rat .
f‘ Costar’s” Bed hug Extermmators.
“ Costar’s” (only pure) Insect Powder. .
“o l infallible Remedies known.”
“ 18“ yyears established in New York."
N n
“sifi’ggfigi‘n of s urlons imitations.”
. “ All D sis in N8RWALK sell them.’.'
Address 1‘ COS " IOCROSBY ST., N. Y.,
0r, JOHN F. HENR , (Successor to)
a Co. 21 Park Row N. Y.
sdfrl'l'n‘ivgii‘vlfiu by blips silos-I 11 Main Street
NEW GOODS !
A BEAUTIFUL ASSOBTMENT
F. n. runny, ’
A
DRUGGIST, SOUTH NORWALK,
ing of
' Roach, &c., Exterminators.
d Flasks manufactured daily."
Has just opened a line assortment of goods, consist-
Southern nolniay and Samp, kc.
, .. linear-sis or _ . 8c
CROSS A BLACKWELL’S PICKLES..SAUCRS‘ .
LEA‘crnaiiIst woncnsTEusnmE sAd .'
for the Society of Shakers.
Sole Agents
No. 88 Barclay Street, N. Y.
19'16
Agent. Wanted—For the, on] steel engraving
of Gen. Grant-and his family publis ed with t eir ape
roval. Engraved 1by Sartaln; Size 15 by 19 80.00 '
00 per cent. to agents. Address ooonsrllED a:
00., Chicago, or Co. 37 Park Row, N. Y.
The Medicine roi- 1 ‘
wnoomivd cousin :1
- DODD’S NEuerE AN "vamonATon gives
agreeable and almost in“: . relief in the spasms
of Whooping Cough.“ This‘iihcompialnt that all
children'are expected to and when it comes,
strangb to'say, they are left ht it through as they
best can, llttleor nothifigbeing-done to break its in-
tensity or help the endemic along. And when it is
. .7 LAWRENCE, ..DBEW.”
First Prize Yesrlin' at the New England Fair, Sept.
1868, and _ alrdelquuuty air, 1863. ' 7
.2 PEDIGREE:
Culver! July 16, 166': :1 bred by S. lit & D. Wells,
Wethersfield. Gt. 1
Sins: Aicck Christie out of Dolly 3d, (55);
2d. John Anderson (33) out of Ellie:
8d. Zachary Taylor (75) out of1Gowan:
4th. Prince Albert imported by Capt. Randall. _
Dan: Merryton imported by H. H. Peters and
winner of (0) prizes u r cotlaud.
Services (5) Five Dollars in Advance.
FOR SALE FOR SEED,’ WARRANTED:
EARLY ROSE. 50 cents per pound.
HARRISON fidlfietbbl.
EARLY GOOD on, as perbbl.
MEADOW FARM Darlen Conn.
, _ _ ‘ _E.,F'_AUI,,"Agent.
0r BOILING '10 Darlen Depot. P60; 2111-11-1 1' loif
LAZARUS a; MORRIS"
hiechunlc Strce
l‘ .1’ The subsc
t in the rear of the new Bank
, r'lber, formerly of the arm or E. Price
n, is now prepared to furnish every kind of
Italian and American Marble,
GRANITE, DRAB, or. BROWN s11 ONE,
M O N U M E N 'J'.‘ ,
Slabs. Tablets, Sinks, &C., as'well as Mantles and
Furniture Slabs in general, and furnished at the low-
- est possible prices. 1
Cemetry Fencing. iren Rating, do,
furnished and put up at short notice and on very
favorable terms. -
Representingau estaillishment the oldest and best
known of any in Weston Connecticut, the subscriber
feels that its reputation for artistic excellence and
honorable dealing is' already too well established to
need commendation. Address
. E. B. PRICE, Agent.
Norwalk, April 6th, 1808. 82
LADIES
.uUY THE ‘_
CHARLES PRA'J.
Is intended to supply a great Public Want for a Safe,
Reliable illuminating Ol . it is manufactured by us,
and packed only in our Guaranty Patent Cans, ex-
pressly for Farm Use. It has more body, and an
equal qmnlity will burn longer and give more light
than any other oil. It is
PERFECTLY PURE, NO MIXTURE NOR CHEM-
ICALS.
111. N. Hereford, late Bnmford Professor. Harvard
University, etc. R. Ogden Doremus, M. D., Professor
of Chemistry,'etc. Delievue Hospital, Medical College
and College of'ihe'City of New York, say of the As-
tral Oil: ’
‘1 it is rcmarkabl y clear and free from disagreeable
odor, and burns with a brilliant flame, without offen-
sive smell. A lamp tilled with the Astra] Oil, and al.
lowed to burn entirely out, does not eucmst the wick-
The “flashing paint” may be fairly stated to be 175°
., _
P. I . Brady and City of Norwalk,
Will run daily, one from each end of the route every
evening, (Sundays excepted). landing at the Danbury
R. R. epot es'lcll wa . Produce so]
for commission. F {EIGHT AT PACKET RATES.
DANBUBY a: Non'wansl R. n.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing April 5th, 1809.
DAILY TRAINS.
Lease Danimry for South Norwalk. 1
6 30n.m.;12m.;4 l5p.m.; Freightat-t 25p. m.
, Lease South Nerwalli: for Danbury,
Ate 00a.m.; 11 10am; 9p.m.; 618nm.
Leave Nofwau: Bridge/or Smith Normals, .
at7 34am.;105,&5 24p.m.;Frelghtat7 15p.m.
“ JOHN W.4BACON, Sup’t.
N. Y. k. N. ILBAILBOAD.
' WINTER ARRAN EHENT.
Commencing Jan. 11th. 1960.
Jim'nsfrom New Ham for New York.
PACCom—At 6.30, 8.10 A. 11., and 12.00 11., 5.00
1869. 18”
. M.
Emacs—At 0.50 A- 17.. stopping at Bridgeport,
without charge 1
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3...... 11 ‘ 1 1‘ . ’ mum... .ri‘roais _ Notice . , m ADVERTISEMENI. . - - . ._ , g .. New , .Yorll Advertisements CONVEYANCEs. . _ _
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Taking them in the order in which the! snEitsaY glvsnthst the NorwalkSI sods. am ‘1' 1w my smut-cm SPRING TRADE H A RD ‘N? A RE. . SPRING 1869 . . new "some ..
. 1 7 7’ 1 . . . - 1..“ intereston deposits the , .., 7 - 1 1 , , ,_ _ . . . , . , NOW .
$flrwalk @3221“. unusually elassed,we have, first, (omitting 1'? 3:2le 3pm" illnlgn “I, also mm” um 03:11:; . c: gmfig;and “lull-13:2}? ”ow 112317;? : t. _ 5 5-31.: '7, . . , J Ill VABlAN & SON ~ all: Home Railway, ’ .
, the White "Wilma-Which a're ‘ 3’97) “1° Thommd ggmg‘LnTéfi“, "“1 °" “1”“ r canals a; .,dll Ch that s hiildzlshll. a 2;; _ 7 1. 1 .. . V» n .(s - t F n B m ) 2 . 1868-0 Wmm man“ 13.” E QUINTABD & IONS,
‘ . - 011100009 ’ I- - 7 ' uccessors o- . . no it, , ' .- a g , ’_
. . 9 White Dorkings, once considered the only magi??? messyend’l‘rcegim I m ~ [BON-AND STEEL . ‘ . . . . . 1,..." Nmm Sm N u .. . ‘, _ . . . _; ‘ ..., ,_ ’
T“°“‘“’1‘ “113““ 186' “11111”°'1“1111T‘11"1 1°“ ““1 71° ...... ' ' linilnr-hellnllalt-l‘ll‘lu ”-71 1 ’. Gillan &- Fllllllillllll Warehouse 22:77-77:7«11-11- mo- Homeumwwmw 22-1....”-
13.1-51.1: :1 11. “Who‘ll“, “1°“ legged, ““1 m“ look- Notice. I I a co ms 20ml 2* ‘3' 1 ' ' l N C 1 St ’ 33g :2 INio'rrfililfk' g d: I. old'ston)w ' hem mala—alt ef
_, .,-::>._‘-;,.:.::.l.: 1...." 1 - . . ‘ . m ; . “90-, . ~ . , , . . . 0W u . .1 fl “1‘
A ”n“ to ‘ a "a”, . ing; feather early, mature young, and are m.,. ““5...ng hgmron all deposits phi-:31?” '31-", 1:; i L. __ , 1. 1 , cs 70 & 72 BOWERY, near ans , . 9 0s 7. N" “a... :3: 2.. a! ....
—.mo ill-massed {01' the “bl“ Jet “9 "mm" m“ "“5““ N" 0"” s'mefi'mg' ‘ ‘ ' ' " l " ' ‘ " , AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, , NEW noun, 1: 0”; ;: gew Havenidx. . 9 u 7. “'“F”. 9‘"? mm
" ”L" ' 1 prolific nor hardy. ere. Kellen“! ”km?!” $53,333 “at d" 33553113501114, Treasurer-u COIL-GATE ch 00 I . . g. _ 1 7 1 7 - ggrigco or; the sEASON with an UNSURPASSED 10 so .. aggrfil‘rnx i? i: 3: At greatl_ yredaced lancer.
.. Two 1mm!”- ‘ 1' 1’ 1 can 8 A . lass. , . ,. Alsoaurro ' 1 . u 4,, .. 1,7,, 7mm. 1 , .
1 :Two' ' “littl'olli'il. edged to be less satisfactory and) Prd 1—”er Canaan, ng 8' _‘ , ' 9"“ 1 AP ' ' ' . ‘ ,1 - 1 1 5’3“"; 0mm“, is on M. No Train. 1: 3 Eli. UNDER-1.14.31.15.91? 1
Twolittle hands. than the colored varieties of the rec : specia'l' Notice. , VEGETABLE 80 _ 7 1 Damn, onus, wsmw oases, 7:70., rrom New and Choice Fabrics, Unequh’led in Variety Ill 53 P-“M- New York. _ 1 is .. . , , ._ .,V ,y
. Whj c 0 W Ca bin 1 70° _ . - em ssor en 0 - 1 up . 7 .
Two little Ml- The *0 149831015“ “r f t 10 ambit}: EREAFTER interest willbe allowed on all de- . .71 “at, ‘V‘a-‘hnf' of 23;. 2:": arpe ing . gs slylie; ’Lam and El m "n t ‘ l l}. .. N3: 33:31:; ii: 1: in “1'“, ”M. . ~'
m“ ““11"“ mm“? varieties—the double and th‘ “in: “om ' oslta mail with the MECHANICS’ sAV'lNGS I!“ ' ° ' 1 C t 1 1 ' out a and Children’s Clothing 3 1" .. 1‘" M1 ’ “ “ ' 1 ‘ ’ "
I1 " ' ' " ' ' ' 1 ' ' da ofthe ah‘ NURSERY. . 1 - _ .1 . , 1, . 1 _ . . 2 52 u NewY k Ex. 1, .7 ,
1' ‘ ‘1 ’ They “8 rather 13910171119 med‘m“ ”92 ”° 130°‘£'1‘Y.s°‘.39m MW". “$331,“? ’ .... . 9 . . .. , ., .421 LOWEST CASE muons. Cueto Department not C ualled in selec- 3 (.5 ‘1 New1Yg:R. :u 11 FURNITURE!
7- Militia eyes, . h socceedln month. W. 8. AN , 7 ., .- ‘ . . _ u a of at d b, k I ll ,, ,, 7. _ . ,. ,
Blue. blue, prolific layers of large 08832 “"hfa‘sm 1° South orwalk. .17....10, 1869- 3'“, DYSPEPS‘EIAD LITE]! _, - 7 1 ‘ - . _ rgncho, Ciliilr‘lniof‘fi. o Fonniox and Donas- 2;: “ $353277. Ex :2: .. ,_ g g . n m_ 1
“‘1'" . r I ha and an ”me' W ' ' t 1 The subscrib' has 'owin St and is constentl - - . . 1 .' 4 40 .r ' u Fm ., ' ‘7 1‘
32:22:12,,“ 33”.:in‘i'iiit‘i'... $17212: rlee 3357:7357; is often called the C. III. TBEMQ‘EEngiggfimo . s - COMPLA‘N 1- 0-1 01 th , receivigg also??? its 77.75.733.71“? full“ ‘72??? Furnishing Goods In Great Vallety. 5 0., ‘I 11:; $33; :1}: .. . xeuim‘momxrnoinmsd 2
3“.- 1 1 , , ' 011113338 ’ '1 : E “ >--—'.1-lt‘r:l1 - . Goods WV! on v 5 ‘ u . .
Solemn and manual!» “If“ , , 'Wbiic Sgpanish, from its. close resemblance, M0357... and thed'rglgelllic (master-£133}; Juror-icon Corticoste- 1 1 O S a 1 El???“ glcuglfikbcaoiifii’d'é'lmoluuoorro- SPngflggfifiggRfi,iggglgflg. &gL0VEs. 9;: .. $233153 :3 .. , Tfiufilzfifimfinwfi, “up “was ,"0‘
Chan hangln t 7 0 l' “1' ~— A owest cw or see. ' ‘ ' ' 55 u -u — . .. 0°. '9 ‘
Whirl: 57:31:. ask to: messelltll': 0!“; ‘except in com“ ‘0 the Black Spanish. They ggogdfbfidggcfi lath" Fife" “Emma" "1m Having been edlictedwith chronic disieasoatl'fetxlllfi 5,1: . 1 g _ - . p Shirts made to order and guaranteed lo 11‘. E 35 u $335.5,“- H‘ 7.; 1!, u gfiggrégg’sgzglrfiu km W .
_ \ .. ,, _ .- require warm quarters to prevent their installments. New Cabling}R t'XIlq‘d'lé'siiB: -. ‘9nlfig°&:fil§e§dfidil§gagyatflailing: “I: stoning) ' . LOCKS dead, m." and mortise, of all kin ds. Prices lower than any other establishment in the city. '3; 1; ‘7: No Train. : g l: 3:13:52" 3:35;, Exam“ ugh", Chairs-mm“
Cornfiellohfg . combs being frozen, and being noniincuba- scant-bone St., near BMW": N1,“ 7'73..." thsnten. m’flt'ivglle‘flgllldtbglib’s‘lfilx: 1 Mattings . , . . . ~ 5 _ 2 __ SATISEECIION GthN'OR MONEY RETURNED. s m .7 N3 Till: a so “ LookinggIGlrsaae' . not." urn-u,
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Tvfiz’fiih,’mworl’ tors, other fowls must be kept to hatch their —— ’ {fégfgfifl'fi'g‘f 111223071131 be consultarhaimvze‘:I {11- 1 ' - ‘ . 1 1 ’ LATQ'HES: rim, "QM”: ‘11 kinds. 1 3:2 ,. figsfli‘ Ex 3 g; :1 andhevfirytlm- else in ills Furnitm 1mg, cheep'for
- . 7 - . 9 1 a ‘ ' 0
Light them with love, eggs. 7 W A. T E B- 5 w£fiu§eflhfiffiflfisfizfiun n. he _ moss, Silver Plated, Porcelain, and Mineral. MABBLEIZED SLATE MANTLES 1’0 :3 .f; fiegfien Ex. .19 49 1.1. mg, “I" E PmPiii-dnne by MW“
And shade them above The White Game fowls are says Dixon, - NEW SCALE PIANOS “an!“ m at“ be “m, m M. 0,", pact,” - _ . o r 0 so “N nnnrnnin a .. _ , .
‘ - ’ 1 i ' "1 1' uld reeommen .it‘in the highestterml: :lfild NAILS cut, pressed wrought and horse. In great variety and at prices from EDWIN LOCKWOOD, Pres. . s . .
Wm WWW“ “ill tell to d beautiful "may 0““ 1 .4 'Brid a “a“ - I f‘ll ed his ’ - ' s ~ 7 ii: A large assortment of Collins of thebestma!
, 5 ‘ . . - 13- .1 . e mos as an - With 1,0,, ["75", operunulgiiasert grate 1H about lost faith in everythiilg, bi}; «galolvnsplred Druggets a . . mus . Dec. 14th, 1868. constantly. onhend. Bl ds 2 2 , "mm
‘ 111013 little liar. ‘ “d “9 highly Prized by “‘0“ “'1‘: keep MELODEONS AND CABINET ORGANS. grfitgrgggedligmggfifihm 3;, ml, “pm. , OUTLERY. Table and Pocket, a large assortment. $10, $12 50, $17 50, $20 to $30, and upw ard GBEE‘V’S CI E Bliss fiffiifingflémfffif’afi’ah: 52:21:50.? tbchdeadr far-
1 - . I 7 . . I - . I‘ - ‘ . , l. ’l“ x? CEO 1 ' .
R d a, “3:203”. #11 “film; They “a if §°°d Tali: gloat? m mmmwmum’. mmmwo” mm :33 limited :36 l..".'i‘§.i‘.i‘}“u‘ild23. .Rl’sgan’ - GUNS. double and single barrels. ' MANUFACTURED BY . swam”, A 3 m ’ ! A hnew .351. grant Nahuv ME... by
9 55 ° ‘ 1’ ' - st is active an ar y. . ‘ o .0,- 511 am. - - I.“ “-11,...yaloyed1gudncededtt no , . ., ‘ . ' 1 , 1 - wo orses, s. a recall . , - 1. - , 2
Sweet as the roseuthe,'$‘;:‘i¢!:llll’;7 . iii: his unexcelled,‘ and as layers they have a £331,113} Ignite; 22,33 05%??? ““31“?" 2:.2:,2:1°l1:‘27. fi'éninfiegtmedhmfi)? fogggmgg Kecelvcd‘dil‘ect from Auction and the msnnrsctory. a pzsroas. Revolvers and slngle barrels. THE PENRHYN SLATE CO. '1‘“figflg‘fly‘figglfggggggl ”may: - . - , - ”WTFAYMOND.
‘ ' ' ‘ ‘ ’ f ‘ . 1- tamens. ec- . n ,a co ' . 1 1 ' 1 - 1' . .
I 2233:3133: $231!“: “if“ “The" strong: few superiors. The cocks fine guardians Of gill::flfdtllssl’r‘tlgggtbnayglall‘bargain!s. IllustrateYd awagn’dzaltlbbth beln‘g-wgtlllfiee mot tlhhl‘m; . . . ' IRONand STEEL, {an assortment ofsizcs and kinds. . Also Hearths. Tiles. Cisterns, Baths, Slabs, Urlnlls Efisfafglfilggfifi, iifir‘fii’ili‘pglb'gcg, or 3:36;: 1“ U. I NITU‘El .
What shall we ask for these little lips? ' the docks and the hens as sisters and molh- Catalogue mulled. Warerooms, figuration ,gé' - oughly cured or the horrible sufi'erin them an com we" um m, we“ ”we,“ mg of .1, and, of DH I IARD TABLE BEDS, W_ Jennlnss’ News new “We mp“, mended HE “mm now‘ii' . . to. cater h the pub.
1 ' 1 non CE WA E “in 1““ °““ “'° ""‘m’md' ° . CARRIAGE spmvos Axles, bolts cll s are ~ to. 1,... go lakenlosu hour I! the trains on n. ii at his old studia eat as. on .7,
From Thine altar, Lord above, 3 erar‘ P0559“ all the merits 0‘ the ‘bm‘v" : - “i" myjoy w o 1'“ ¥tgmifi¥eg,'g:é racovary ‘ ' ' p ’ ' . d Slabs, plain and enameled. Slate Work made to or- g. 7? NEE, and D. ide..llll. 17., “mi Ithe "Steamboat. aortmg’nt of ' “ 1 . 11-2211“, .1.” '- . S.“
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Touch these ll with tire of love: which they belong. . , new“, to Scalds and nuns" . m- ..is by all Druggists at One Dollar a some. sw goods in the Carpet line, all of which will be sold a: AGRICULTURAL manner rs, full assortment. 9' “$5313; gfggggggglmgfiggm Gram,” N_ Y_ ,fucgusorgggggedggmga ’k‘gflgufll glam? . CABINET » my: , g .
' ' ‘ ' I”than ‘ hi P 1 dsare a highly omflmen‘ 1‘ Mg: to!“ W"““'°““'1 “1” 1 - ‘ Wercbouie and ~1bow lioorlr’s No 40 Wesi’ Eiah- will oile'iil to ullgorde 1s for removin Puprnltgre rl’ as elnbe’mhdlnmrflld Con-ti ihd‘etloi‘m inl-
Speakinlgullzlygglfiu 11 b.’ _ “3:;rvoftte'airoll; and are among the be“ . nagging to all Sores. Ulcers. dis-7’ .. AGENTS WANTED FOR THE , , _ . PAINTS and OILS, of the best manufactures. teenth St., between Flirl’fi’fi'z‘lgfixfgé‘fieslfl' Y. GOES, 853:. The patfpgge of the pigl1333réspectf§lly fiflaggléeggi;gfi&mm " of [We an
o , , 7 ~11 1 . d SECRETS h l t l: rice 1‘ h. . ‘_. . _ l‘S,. :tnager. so cite . l _ YREE . . _ ‘1 1 - 1- 1 .
Out of aholy heart thatrlse » - - f the 5 9 9 Buckthom salve SIGHTS an t c owes mar etp . s areas? . , ‘ The stock consists hill“, of in“! Top, Exten-
- are about medium quahty or . 08 at s , ‘ . BUBDICK 5 .
“"1"“1 “1’91“,“ 11-12111 1.233;... tender, cuss deformed, and liable Mmommmmm ...... .7... 7...... m, or‘rho Natioaaltfagiltu'lluwd. ...: . - 1 7’ g 2 1 BRAMHML, DEANE as 00-. n A :l: I. Y I.- I N . $33.3.‘i‘é‘ibfi‘mt‘iwmmml'fiamffrfi
. Two little hands! to have only '- mfi 0f feathersin place or the £231?”wa £032?“ {fégllsgdtss'kli‘n for 3773315 (er33;a’a'kve‘d‘dlit‘111vllliptl-sfid.ll '1'he’s’picieanmost G eta made and‘ hi; down A ational Hay Cutter (Manufacturers of and Wholesale and Retail dealers in On and 3fi°EMONflfifgtApgltlf 19’ ’69 gfisakgxhgzfirz’ Gilt “d “1°89"! M “n3
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. Psalm!!!» , l mu compact top-knot necessary to excels. Sore ffi’ppyegfor puss, m.,m—iswlthoutaparllel. thrillingmost entertainlu ,iuséIi-uetl‘venidts‘tgtrlglag 8.11) . p y . _, ‘ . HARRISON'S EUROPEAN RANGES DEANE’S ew . n s can a , __ , . ' . .
Busy u bird. 8nd busy as bee. ’ . One rson says of it, "I would not be withou a box book o the da . W'Sen for ten a co 2 _l OMETHING entirely new, patented July 30th, 1667, , I , , ...“..- corm wan-owns, ,
.. 77 ience which however, does not detract from l I"!h m... if it costssoo or lhad to travel all the ac. Address NITED STATES roam limo .. S Wm en, 15,, straw ... Stalks, nearly or quite PATENT FRENCH RAhGEs, DEANE s _ When, 1,,“ 1,. {and . 9,“. m“, 9““...
Gathering my things for m" ’ . -: o - ' I! my 0 7’ ’ ‘11 BIOGIDQ SITES” New York CllYo- ' ‘WIC ’ d III , 'mh 'lu mun-bed in mm m
. . .. . . . - t l mum“ . way toNe rk for it. - 7 1 twice as rapidly asanyothercntter innse, an req res PATENT CARVING TABLES, ponA. . , _ . ,
Weaflhcmbli'md “building ‘ house the“ prac ‘6‘ q ' , N. Y. Evening News, 501”- 51 . ~ - when desired. but little labor. to 0 rate it. Call and see them. For BLE OVENS , A‘ID BROILFRS and at short notice. A Hearse willhemd when
Just the size for a wee, 'wee mouse.” . . Country Gentleman. a- All Druguists in NORWALK sell it. . A GREAT I’lscov‘El‘Y 5.1,, ‘2! WM. C. STE ’EET, Agent for Norwalk and‘ad- . . ~ . desired. , ..7 . -. q . .0"-
What shall We ask for these little hands 1: ___..«.a+——;——- 7 ' 1 _ , . _ ° - . . , Joining towns. ' , . FURNACES AND s'rovas. ‘ A .
A I The u31139131111? squabble between the The Equalizer or Vacuum cure for treatin alldis- . 1 7 c, y. gum. , 1 coppmg’ TIN Oil IRON, . . _ .
”am" "mm mm Uni” Pacmc ““d'centml Pacific Railroad 'i'gigiififfl'ilmdiiig‘efl'd idlefotfiadlii’rl’e‘lv Ill-$366 ' . spfilgg373333gfisgbpfiipflifihiiip‘i; oli‘hl‘igldt WARE _ Will leave Pier 33. foot of Market Street, eve after— ’ , , 1»
171111111723.” .... “WE.“limsl“i“-“lmlfili8§“‘iimflé 1 13111111 ”dd’1°°l‘“’1r’il1“°f‘°'§.§‘.i'.iib‘ii'a returned 17121211111 12127112717113.1133" 7...... ......s, 2.23122222223.21722:22‘2..7222217swam.22.:22 / e71 X17177
7°" P ‘ bythea op 0110 s. cm 5 . 7 73 1 ton. It. ewou ero sage ~ r ., , _« . . , . “h fl R mm. . . . ‘1?»
» 1 1 ' ' “ OSTAR S 1 ll c inc or send for , r_ 0 ° 1 2 . 1 1 o,— 1
21.2mm... 5111;: 11222122311113 pigggggzgfgwti . ,- C _ 32.122222211221722221222.resend.......... - 247 a: 249 WATER STREET. moods, 7...... 77.777.71.27. ,.. ,
‘ 13 Thin exam le. ‘ i0 ’ . sa ‘8' 1?! {y‘fi f BO rd of Dig " H a rightsfor sale. . ', "'1‘ BE ll 0 V A L . 1 NEW YORK. ~ Freight same as by the Propellers. 1 ‘ A U Tb {.3 r4 3,
I e P provides fort e C so on o.a a ‘ Standard Preparations . . . , ‘ : ' I ' n
Two mu feet! .‘ rectors for the U100“ P‘qlflel 3180' “at the h \ BOG“ & LYLES, ' V - 12tf Hotel C’oola'ng Apparatus a Specialty. .
“mm 111“" en museumhe Comillnlrlmyibg cm; ' ARE ms ' 7.7.7... “‘ 1 ' 1 The Union’ssar-bie Works FREIGHT "WHEELER;
. . , 7 . ished at sue oint as’.’ e rec or’s, ma 1 1 1. ~ ,, , 1 , . , . , , ._ _ .
7...... .7 7.1.7.7.... ... rum-ir- demo... 77.30.77... shall 77. 7.77.773: B ll,- AU' T I" F I E R ! success . SUNDRIES, ., 3 ~ mm cm. , SAFETY ! : - .
“WM“ m" °’°"°'°'°'y" ‘ ' ' ' o‘ roads- and a . . . ‘ 7mm m “,1. ' - 1 . . 2 ‘12 .. r» . ,f. ' 1“ ‘ ' ,. .,
Running a "nud’v and“: in glee, {fig%§§)§i§;§2 3:303:11! ,shall' 7 :81 the ex ‘ ' . THE SB ALB D PRU‘IT’S ICVEGYETABLES m" | .~ V ' AVE been removed from thnlx Block, to the ll, . / '~ ' , .- . _ . .‘ . ,- ‘0 . .
Skipping and Jumping merrily! pense of the Central Company, complete the Bittér'sweet. & Orange BIOBIOIIII. . , CHOICE - ’ AYRSHIRE BULL building formerly occupied by William all}??? ”ye and Pill“ WOI'IKQ, .
. 9 '
1741 Slate:8tg:BxitlgeP0rt7
The peopleof’Nch'alk‘hnd vicinity
will please take notice» diet are bye
and Print Ladles‘GoodaZvifarfiSilks‘,"
ilierlnos and Deleines‘ '1, Cra ,~ Bomba- 1
zines,Alapaeas and 01 er Goods
at short notice, and in tho-best colors 1 ‘
possible, and in a way not ,to. be sur-
passed in this Country. 1 We also
Clean and Dye Gent’s garments, also,
Lace Window Curtains, S k Dresses
and Shawls oi
worrantedto ves
* . . 'to-
Ribbons, Feathers and Kid Glove.
All goods done at this-cateblishment' .
_ Leave your. orders or goods with C.
1 7 A. DURAND, a; his Fauev Store.
H 4 Hrs
gNoticc ., . .-
Is HEREBY van, 1that1 Damn; IALQILLABD
and GEORg'ELST. JOHN, wists ' '30-
gldljnrademggugliguac ' ‘ as
. 80 can ' -
h rcsidesin Sea of Wood's ”Mao
Ne: York, has ”73371:!sz
cordence with the provisions or thallium
- h an] ace
in t e »
decommissionileelc' ‘u the“ “ ' '
.li'ILnAuD a DROWN'i’LL'tbat‘ 1&1113‘501
. . . 1 1 ' .. ' . d i it” 6 below 145° Fah. , or... 1 1 1 ,
parts of the land. - For Sale w reflected. that very .mllnxpf. thediseeses ofolder and Celebrated Perfected Spectacles . M o D E. L '13:: £13: ,égfitedfi‘: 25:3,]on tlfeopubflc Against adul- Norm“; “3,3“me At 2.15 P. iii. (in connec— cm'Ph'ligo'lnngi. John Mathew
N n] “a“. b t t THREE BLACK SPANISH ROOSTERS’ (13m TOILET SETb’ “mum“ ”with” origininthe tear ”'1 strain 0‘ AND EYE GLASSES. ' ' - teration of the oil by panic" in up for sale in Cans non Wm. Wimp; from Boston v aSpfln 216.) $321,; thugs: megs 1 elm.th A 3‘,
. 0t 0 y M ~ u coun ell-”109' 60 (ii htwllglieiacekfsgh :ggokggeagaagEfité’ggffgl 36: _ Whooping Cough, this neglectvwould be uttterly un- The large and increasing sales of these ’ ' V ' of convenient size, for fami y use, and sealing the stopping at nudgeport, Norwalk an'd Stamfo . 8.80 John 111:; contributedany ,in cash t’he motile.
young, plump, “d Pmtty in outline, that rig fro ilrilt cl ’ blrds—B'ack S anish ' (pure SETS OF BRUSHES, accountlfllle butforvthe fact that children's diseases Cans, to he opened only by the consumer, is to be P. m., stopping at. Bridgeport, Nor-walk and Stam- 000 ,5 “pm“ [owufl’ 1.; We, will!“ the
1, t ' m ' t 1 d'fi 1, t w is 77$) ve bansrldsome excellentplayeri’l nun— lik { the weaknesses of women. are consid- 5.31.3310“ GLASSES‘ commended in the strongest terms- This system. 6rd. and partnership commences oulhcisai «larch,
l BY mus m 9“ na ‘1“ con ‘. on e a; setters per' 71.377 8200- hire Leghorn, su' erior FANCY COLOGNE BOTTLES e manyo the l h b . Isasure proofoftheir superiority. We were satis- falLMnn caniedoul, meets a great ublic want." At 4.30 P. ‘M. in connection with Shore Line from 1359, eudlermiuates outhc uthdevof _ _ 1m
n-active, are lacquered over with an unnatli- lryersfper dozen 50- Light Brahma, large reed, ’ cred so much 8 matter, of some t infilll e We 9' lied that they would be applreclated here as elsewhere . sic-Es OF PiiA‘ 1111.? A81 anon. Boston stopping at Bridgeport, Norwalk, and Stam- Dated Nos-walk, March is, race. _; ., 1 ,
. .1 .. :- madam laye1salld mo’thers, per doz.’ 3200- choice come stoicslly unconcerned about them. Let them and that the reality of t e bdvantages offered to Single case, one Patent can, a gallons, 00c , s3 00 fox-d, ‘ o . . . Iggy]!!! 5.3mm)
“'1 polish of flue porcelain, which produces Crosses per dos. Common r don. ' All the above AND VASES. ’h it “mm- ‘h a's'w'e did, seems ' ncrall to be “[31 wearers of our beautiful lenses, viz; the ease and Case and Can, - 1 00 The 5.00 P. m., train receives passeu rs from the ' ‘ ’ 1 . '. :QHABszJHOWNkI-L
an eti‘ect such as one might imagine if ‘a egos ass’ured capéble of ball: lug. Field Seed Corn, :2? 1, ,, war: 'erooplng 001135;! a Ne’mus my 00mg“? {:9 fag“ "fgh'e‘ig ,f‘cfliailgf‘mprfgg; “cubic like, 1W3 gm!“ Can 10 aa“°n5v 6°C 1‘ 3g fibril“??? 152w 1:211:32 film It win-ven- em - 030893- A-(Eh "-101.13: .
. ~ . . ee 11.. men 0 e s an e an ass ance , ‘ase an an e an . . trains race ve, ' ., , Ti,-
Chfila doll were afflicted with consumption Egg 3:)1,§:3?‘,;a:,:3:1{7'§,:;“.§,°gd ref" 3:: ' M” a large assortment of ease, and Dodd’s Nervine and Invigorator treats it give in 511 casegs. Were in themselves so 8 parent 91- 225‘ CAUTION-Phrchusers should observe that gcrs from the Danbury Railroad at Norwaik. 7 13188011161653.-
. . . . . . . ,. 1 . . .1 ’ Whi . nf ’1 1 '7 » trial that the result could not he otherw' so than ll the seals Of the packages have not been tampered The 9.50A. m., train receives assengera from the _ . . , . 1.- , ...-.... .. .7 - 1.
This practice is as permexous as it is dis-7 dfldefirlfigofil’gmlggd n aghgfiiefi'figg COLOGNES With COMPLETE soccnss. -“°th°"1TRY1T1“° has, in the almost neral adoption of our,CELE- with. ' Hartford, Springfield, Canal an New London Rail- . HE Co-parlnershlwp hereiggirsoxnugg-bscwes:
gusting—tho seeds of death or paralysis bé- 23533;”: ’ ,- guirg'sheileed allots. . Dwarf:Sugar- ’ - save your lilte 01195 “10 “Of-‘3'? 83°11! 0" “ll! distress- “RATED PERFEC ‘ED SPECTALES by the rub Full priccs will he allowed for all packages return- reads, a; New Haven. and from the Naugntnck mu- Augustus Lyon, imam ; crii'aud rise to
. ,. . . . . _ a per quart, sh lied 40 etc. - Lame Sweet. per quart, IEF EXTR ACTS ing direction. A rare and heneflcent medicine. dents of this locality. 1 ed in good order, less the transportation charges: road at, Brit] report. doingsusines in the name of Lyon. Alter-V, I 00., la
lug hidden“! every attractive pot and jar 0f shelledsocm; Chlcken CON), &c. Choice varietieé HANDKERCH 7 , 1 Vi ith a 61111: kgow edgehof the value of the :ssertipln Wall“ sagz‘by t(Iii-clears, D. ugglsts and the '1 rude 1,; 3,40 A. _, Passenger Mail Train, Mona", ex- brillhe yoggigvgbynmhagal confine; . , m
' . - - ~ . 1_ 1 ‘ weclaimt tte aretemost erec otca all cast an y_ve cc te. ' :ands, 1
those mixtures, meh are supposed to lib :{ff%fi°%g§§hmngfl 1:311:13. $c§°h°hl§rsibbeg SOAPS —'”—"."..H"“‘ __ ever manufactured. To those negdingSpilbtaclesme g (ill. HOUSE OF CHARLES PRATT, Em,“ Teams leave Nay-walk at 3.00 and 6.46 A. settlement‘sen all claims this are to be pa (1 to him.
not only innocent, but also to possess the per back, 1 00; Jackson .White, per péck, 00 cents; ’ . , figure a; all drgaialhorportunlty 01' procuring the ‘s“°°°111°“,7‘.‘zfilming“ & Co.) - ML, “$13.31? 5. 10]., for liew fiork. “6 ,0 P n f Dated th 50: dsy of ABMs no 11
.. 7 — -»- . 7 . ; - - 1 ' . 3 mos ears 0; . 1 a l _ ..1 eel r us eave ‘elv aven .. . . or 1 r 7‘
““1195 0f the “discovered 1’0an 0" per- #fl‘iilif’o’fififiii‘d.°,iiii§§i§i§¥li 1733i TOILET AND Important Certificate. tillWEED, WATCHMAKER d7 JEWELER, Manufacturer of an}? Digest is ggrlllgy P13” (glsék nnlord, Derby and Ansonia. ' 3m "Alike-ha mix 1 }
- .. , , 1 1 . o. n on i. cw o . - - -
peiual youth. ‘1 rooted—Agriculturlst, per hundred 31 00’ Lennlg’s ' ' ' ’ —"' has always on hand a full assortment. suitable for ev- S ,e Case-sent on recel t of .34 0,! Double Case 1 Housatomc Railroad. . ‘ .
- 1 WP“- Pet 1““!de “503 de’rpe’di’mwilmi FANCY ARTICLES 350- s cod 1 are or Whoo In Con h e difficult . ~ 1 ’ ~ amp‘ .- . p ‘ ' Passenvers for Housnmnlc Railroad will take the Di tri'ct Normal]: col-rostrum A Hts ises.
Some who use them Will suddenly have ,5 Wilson, per dos-25 cents; Burma’s per doz- 50 cents: ’ P y (3, w. Plum 1' ‘ g ' We t’slrs' occasion to notify the Public that we 3‘ 75‘ 5°“ f" "““u‘a’s‘ 1 9.50 A. bf, and 4.80 P. m., trains to Bridgeport. ” gull-’3 of ruin 17,7 using, min. ’ ,
severe illness ; and receiving a private warli-
ing from the family physician, will cease this.
use of the cause of their disorder, and recovi-
cring, go throughlifc with an extremely bad
complexion, as a reminder of their folly. .
' Others will drop suddenly, with their fea-
tures twisted to one side, and 1 perhaps de‘-
prived of the use of their limbs. Others 1will
die outright, no one guessing why. The ef-
fect on any particular person cannot be cal~
culated. What one suffers paralysis from
may kill anotheroutright. The only safety
is‘in hefing-iothilg.7to'do with'any of these
baneful “preparations.”
Cannon ACCOmmDA'rIoN IN Tim UNITED
STATEs.-;-According to ' 'Wilson’s Presbyte-
rian Historical Almanac, in 1860, with a
population of 31,443,321, there were' in this
country 51,009 churches, distributed as fol-
lows: _ _ '
1 19,888
Methodist Universalist 666
Baptist 13.150 Dutch Reformed slo
Presbyterian 6:406 Unitarian ass
Roman Catholic 6,560 Jewish 77
Congregational 8,836 ' Adventists 701
Episcopal 0,145 Swedenborgian 50
Lutheran 2,106 Moravian 4!
Christian 6 068 S iritnallst 17
Union Lass aker 1s
Friends 736 Minor Seats 76
German Reformed 676 -———.-
56 000
1» These ~ churches cost $171,397,532. and
could give seats to 119,126,751 persons; pop:
ulation in United States o‘ver ilfieeu years
old 18,709,305; the average cost of 'each
church, $3173.
The churchescalledzUnion were common-
1y used by united congregations of PresbyJ
tcrians, Methodists, and Baptists. The gen4
eral average was one church for every 582
per sons of-ali ages; and one~ for every 349“
of the proportion (three fifths) of the com-f
munity for which church sittings are need;
fill. it A ‘ V 3
’ 1‘ ’ moose folk who are" forever talking of
the superior physical health of people “in
old times, are mistaken, as is shown by the 1
death rate in Massachusetts. The registra-j
tion reports of the State show that its inhah-'
itants have been steadily advancing towards?
longevity for the last twenty years. What
is true of Massachusetts is probably true of
other New England States. ' The reasons ss-E
signed are, the wing knowledge of the"
people of the laws o health, as well as the;
advances made by the medical profession! .
To this, also, may be added the fact that the
people live more Comfortably now-than “in,
‘ old times,” are less exposed to the inclemeui
cies of the weather, and understand better
how to take care of themselves and their
children.
widen out your tulip beds, remove the'
tan leaves, and other protections; spring.
hoops overjthe'beds, so as-to beable to pro?
tect them by mats against hard showers, doc. ;‘:
support as they advance by small. rods. ' 3
This will eppiytjomost bulbs. ‘ Roses should
be planted this month iflpossible. Buist rec-'
comends that where the object is to keep
buck the flowering, itis better done by re-
moving them'ilrb‘ox'cs or pots‘tothe’ drypart1
of an ice house until the desired time of
planting, which maybe delayed as .long as
1 the requirédflifiiéofllowe‘ring‘.“
in Berlin, a new material, called
’-
_ Vulcan-
izedCement; which isisaid tobc perfhctly: 1'
impervious to or " ,’ is used for rooting. - It
is lire proof, andc caper than either slate or
tile-- .le “19.8."?! final-st: 1-. that .robfll
may be made nearlygiiat, covered Zwith two
or three feet soil, and converted into ger-
dens- Where a house is somewhat. lower
than its neighbor, so that the roof is partially
shaded, green turf and rustic arbors shaded
by climbing vines or even small trees, have
been successfbliydntroduccd. . .1 . :
New. DUTY 1015A HONEYMOON.-.~In the
far north of Scotland not ’ long ago whens
man wishedto be married and could not
repeat the ShortCatechism, the sesioure-
‘ , Best in. this Country.
Triumphs de Gan
per doe. 30 cents; Red and White
Alpine (ever .he
g) per doa.:50_ cents. Concord
Gre Vineavfrom layers last sprin No.1 lants
eachpzo cents, No. 2 plants, each 60 edits. RKubarll
Plants,’large and excellent, per den. 81 50 and 27-2 00,
eachificents. Seed Pass and Beans, choice so
, regular market prices. All the above are true toname
and as represented are oflered at the lowest market
rates. My original stuck in all cases was procured oi
reliable dealers, and I have taken very great pains to
1 7‘33”“ diatribe...
' A. gswonnsz
NEWS DEPOT AND BOOK STORE.
SOUTH NORWALK,
Opposite Railroad Depot.
FFER'S for sale at reduced
ment of
O
. School and Miscellaneous Books,
prices, a large assort-
PAPER, PENS, PENGILS, A000 UNI
MEMORAND Uri! BOOKS AND
, DIARIES, FOR 1869,
i 'of' all sizes, (fie. _
'He is oonstantAlyl making-additions to his CIRCUJ
LATINO LIBR Y, 1 1
, Having made and ments with a laree Publishing
House, in New York, e is now prepared to execute
all orders for Binding Books linsl Periodicals, 81.0.,
at the lowest rates and with dispatgb.
Alarge variety of TOYS-DOLLS, Amy and Fresh
‘Peanuts every day, comprise but a small ortion of
his varied stock. 'A. SWORDS.
South Norwalk, 'Dec. 9th, 1808. 1 . . 50
Fruit Trees!" Fruit Trees!
AT THE j
rmw CANAAN nunsnny.
The subscribers take pleasure in . announcing to the
public that their stock of
Fruit 6t Ornamental Trees,Vmes, doc.
is unusually large and of unsurpassed excellence. We
feel conlldent in saying that we believe-that our stock
of APPLE TREES particularly, to be the Largest and
, Wears also positive that we
can furnish Trees in betteruuality, better Order, and
for less money than they can be obtained from distant
Nurseries. _ . .
Those wishin to purchase Trees and Vines will do
well to send‘the _ orders curly-wrath] better, visit our
Nursery andmake theirown selections. '
«1 '-- STEPHENHOYTtSONS-
1 1’.- 8.,-.W9 take
leasure'in showll¥persona through
our _urserlee,_w r1 desirous o purchasing trees
enact: andyvould cordialiyinvlte all interested to
visit theNnrsery. . _ . -._ .
rigours: Ill-1121i: PLANTS.
:-:_‘Il¢llll, ,Gll‘llllllllli, lateral,
. , ”AND 1-
Bedding Out Plants. Shrubs,
. Fruit T?993_9f.“l,' kinds, .
EsSPberryl Blackberry a Strawberry
-. . ‘ 1 , ; 1_:Plantl,,&c. __ 1 .
EARLY-‘ROSEPOTATOES,¢ TOMATOE,
EGQ,_PEPPER'& CELEHY PLANTS, &c.
' A?“ FLOWER AND VEGETABLEISEEDS. B0.
Q , WREATHS, BASKETS, CROSS”, and oil:
er Floral Decorations arran ed in the best style of art
to order. Send rordescri t vs 'c'a ' ’
tel "06.
ALLonY a; films.
1 1, 1 South'Norwalk, Ct.
G. warm sir-Luzon,
' UCCESSOR to late firm of Meeker a Selicck, 21
Main St., keeps constantly on hand a fresh stock oi
""a 1f. ..:1_; 7 ‘.~. I
Family .G-rlocerres,
CHOICE PROVISIONS FLOU soars DRIED
FRUITS, CANNED FRUITS, an 'BEnuIils, CAT-
sup, rnAvotuNC EXTRACTS. ec.:, This well-
known stand will continue to sustain its present re u-
tetion for k ing the best of‘eve hing, and S L-
ING AT THE wasT roaster. mucus. lyi
Doc'rou unsniws
couch Syrup,
The best remedy for
conGns; { AND come,
For sale by n. is. as do... "sows-Tr.
caorl-i as; warns-res; .
THE BEST ARTICLE MADE.-for sale- 11
. E
(Inked him to produce tWO “can" n to ' ““" 1 11~111~1---~~- 1 ‘ ' KcLO'CK’ 9.0-,»
V - , . . 110nm , RAINandfeedin Jim—:— —
3:13;?“ wadfmds Scots, that he G 7 - 1 . 7 ’139.»§ifimm & 1,, m
- equate -W1 s x months sfler his 0,, 1 1 1 ....
. . . . ,, , enema DETEH
”may: ,1 the best Table . “$1737.21 lift? fig:
7. o . . 7 {Ksmm‘ef‘é‘l‘d 12:1 .12 1111111211111 1111-» .22. 7
mm; “1:13:ka railroad 00319611! ves thonlih the prlcs'l's :bosrhill'ltllfl Trill? “or, 3'1
0 next l$fi$r3?h°n Vi" 59. m to 5°“ Y .. .n. u. LOCKV fool)“
._, . or . . . . . .
1: road to the "whim '° em“ more sums and a ’
brook m“ Massachusetts line, at Cole-
Oi
CecdsflomREBlisaa ”tam"
17ch h.
(It
amen
13-2-5 "(r .11“
curlyand late, and pther Garden Seeds, all good, 1
3.713? 53?...
SOUTH NORWALK
ELY’S BLOCK,
MAIN STREET."
o. swan-tn do Go.
Manufacturers of the 3
GRANT & COLF'AX,
Mason‘lp Emblems,
Ne Pl'us .mt'ra,
and Retail dealersin
Lorillardts,
Anderson’s,
Lillentlsal
'1' o :B .A. o c. o ,
. And the celebrated 1
Charter Oak Plug Tobacco,
Together with
nexus, AND snounns AR-
TICLES GENERALLY.
Cigar Store,
Star of the West,
And other Choice Brands of Cigars. 1Whoiesaie
and Sr. Hoyt’s
PIPES, CIGAR HOLDERS, TOBACCO
'Esq.,Brooklvn, N. Y,
I am not in the habit of takin advertised-medicine
no: of certifying to their carat ve effects when they
came under my observation; but i feel constrained to
make an exception in favor of DODD'S NERVINE
AND ,INVIGORATQR, a medicine 1 have used in my
family for some time past. My little dau liter had
been suffering from severe thooping 0. ug for sev-
eral weeks, and was so much broken of rest at nl ht
that—by excessive coughing and loss of sleep— er
constitution and general health seemed to be giving
away. Various remedies or palliatives welc recom-
mended by intimate neighbors, but nothing was tried
until our attention was called b a physician not now
in practice to Dodd’s Nervine. ‘his we procured and
commenced using at once—with an effect immediate
and surprising. As the convulsions were hardest at
night, we began by giving the Nervlne on her going
to ed. The first dose administered made its impres
sion ; the cough became less frequent, and very much
less severcl-she soon get her accustomed sleep—rup-
idly revived in health and vigor—and in a few days
Con h was thereafter ofno trouble. Of course I cans
not at consider Dodd’s Nervlne and Invl tor an
invaluable remedy for this distressing mala y. Lmay
add. that I have since recommended it to several
family friends, in like circumstances, and have found
it in every case to be equally successful. It needs
only to be known to come into universal dgllnaznd.
J. .
For sale by Draggists. , Plies One Dollar.
a year can hc'made by live zigents sel-
$m00 ling my new and valuable mention.
Address J. AHEARN, 63 Second St., Baltimore, hid.
FRANK MEAD a; CO.’§’
LADIES’ AND GENTS’ Confections , ice Cream,
and Dining saloon, Gazette Bull ng. 1
Confectionery
Manufactured for the Wholesale and Retail Trade.
And a o and vs choice varlet kc teonstantl
. iarg on handrt‘llr the retail trlide.p ’-
All candies ofi‘ered for sale are fresh.
CHOCOLATE CAROMELS,
AND
Pure Molasses Candy,
. . .7 Fresh every day. ‘
Ice Cream Candy, Coeoanut Paste, Bar,
lcy Cocoanut,Japanese CoooanngFrnlt,
Nuts, and ., . _ .
J _ O
Havana Cigars,
Constantly on hand at Wholesale and Retail in any
quantities.
PHILADELPHIA. ICE CREAM,
Manufactured for the saloon and also, for Families
1 and Part es.
Cnnsrnn H. Doceuss.
8w8
FRANK MEAD.
DEMERITT’S NORTH AMERICAN
1 B E M E I) Y i .
,THE safest and mostpleasant to use in the World.
Read the following testimonial:
'Noawaur, Feb. 19 1869.
linens. D. .1. Dmsrrr lk Co.—-Gsn1rs:—li'or the
last ten years 1 have been a great sud‘erer from that
disagreeable disease, Catarrh: tried many remedies
but failed to get any relief until I used ours. I re-
ceived more enetit from one package i an all others
1 ever used. I cheerfully recommend it to all who are
troubledwith that disease. ' ‘ Ouvr: I. Ausruv. '
Mullen nllll‘cessll-
1n eleven years the sale of the BUCKEYE has
increased from 15 Machines to 20.000, (no
single season.1and over. 100,000 are now us win
the United-States.- .
it has received the Hubert Pm‘ntume at the most
sniper-tent Field Triala ever held in any country.
he Great Durability has been thoroughly
Established. ind it is everywhere known and re-
cognized as the
Standard of Excellence in Material and
\Vzrknsauship, as well as Perfection of Prin-
clp e. ,
Valuable improvements added for 1860.
unstructured by
1 Airman. run a 00..
105 Greenwich St., N. I.
Ianufactory. Poughkeepsle. N. Y. 7 1
. Clueless forwarded by mail.
Business Cards, Tidkets,&c.,
PRINTED in Colored Inks, Bronzes, or plain Black
Ink,onWhlte orColored Cards,in the best mun
net at Gaza-nu do; Orrin.
“ The 'Best' "Way ”
d us a Clue orso names at 10 cts. each or our
1 'TOobtain heavy yard-wide-CdttonSheetin is to
- sen
31
goods, and get 91 yards as commission, for raisin
the Club, 42 ards for club 60, 65 yards for club of 1 ,
the Agent sandal-Dr the whale 100 articles
Samecoilnmisslon aid in other goods.
We oldest, largest as most reliable
Dollar sale nouscan Itoncfl Male and
Female agents wanted. 1 Send Clubs an money in.
re steredletters. and we Vguarantee prompt returns.
6 we Ia-ana trial.- ritc as once for Circular
and “ Exchange List "10f (lollargoods, beforescn ‘
elsewhere. EASTMAN k KENDALL,
4t'16 95 money Street, Boston, ill
some ms AND DRIED sass t
C . o. o-umh'a
one.
This testimony is a sample of what we are dail re-
ceiving. Price per package (two bottles) 81 25. end
to omce 117 Hanover Street, Boston. for circular with
numerous testimonials. D. J. DEhlERIT’l‘dtCO. Z
3m9 UHLE DROS., Agents. 11. Main St., N orw'alk'.
. Agents ,Wanted.
$10 To 815 MADE IN A DAY selling norm.
Two Great Revolving Double
Maps of Europe and America, with 4,000
County Colored Map of the United States, on the
k. Needed by every Family, School and Library
the land; -with Lloyd’s Patent Reverse, b which
either Map can be thrown front. Price, on ysdoo
worth 960.00. Sendmone for Sam lc \ia fire 1::
Circulars, terms. &c. y p ‘ p t‘ n.
1
Agents Wanted in every County.
Large Discounts Blade.
Address w. D. TilowimlnCE, New Haven, CL,
General Agents for Conn. and Rhode Island.
The Great Quitting Remedy for Children.
Zonteins NO MORPHINE OR POISON-
)US DRUG; sure to Regulate flu Bowls ;
lllays ‘ all Pain; corrects Acidity of the
stomach; makes sick and weak children.
tutors and unusual; cures Wind Colic,
3riping, Inflammation, of the Bowels, and
' ill complaints arising from the efi'ects of
Teething. Call for Mother Bailey's Qm‘ell'ng
Syrup, and take no other, and yen are safe.
Sold by Druggists and all dealers in Med-
cine. __ g '
A. RICHARDS, New London, Conn.,
Agent for the United States.
Crockery, China, and Glass Were.
A large assortment at E. K. LOCKWOOD’S.
LAMPS. A line Wat at
a. x. wokwoorrs.
.._».1.,
was as well as ever. What was left of the Whooping ,
7 Amount insured during the year. . . .. . . . . .
employ no pedlars, and to.caution them against those
pretending to have our goods for sale. .5;
STATEMEN T
on THE
Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance 00.,
I For: cur. YEA: Ennmo JAN. 1. 1860.
y nouns.
Premiums received during the year. .. . . $133,173 35
Interestreceived during year , 1!
Total income for the year. . . . .. . . f.‘-3179-’10.8‘-i3 54
nrsnqu-unnsrs.
Paid claims by death on 87 policies. . . . . . $166,950 66
Paid~commissious and salaries to agent. . . 229,55 6‘-
Paid dividends and for poilciessurrendered 178,570 7.5
Amount in tile hands of agents, and in .
course ofiransmiaslon ............ .. 256,365 51'".
Total Assets of. the Company. . . .. . . 33,634,000 is
Number of policies issued—during the year 1 8,229
”2,523,549
Total amount of losses paid. . . . . . . . . $700,626
TABLE OF COMPARISONS OF THE BUSINESS
OF 1866, 1367 and 1868,
OF THE
PhtenixMutual Life Insurance (lo.
Number of policies issued-in 1866 ' l 4,108
I‘ u u 1867 6,811
N 6‘ 1868
Increase of 1867 over 1866, 41 per cent.
“ 1363, “ 1366, 100 _ 1“
s a 168,009
$250,910
seesaw
67 per cent. ‘
4. II
Amount insured in 1866 _
n is 1887
u
868
Increase of 1867 over 1366,
“ 1868 “ -1866, l
s ~2348,60? 1:1
1,179,044 es
1 080,838 5A
Income in 1866
6‘ I”
H
r
868
Increase of 1867 over 1866 -38 per cent.
" 1868 “ 1666 198 1 "
$1,457,314 05
aslasss as
3,664,060 18
perfient.
Assets in 1866
- :1 1867
see; as
:66. 151
Rec’d from interest in 1867 $120,790 23
Paid in losses in 1867 1: .' _ 07,700 .
. 1 Received for interests": losses paid—013,099 as
Rcc’di‘rom interest in 188 $187,660 19
rsldlnlossulnlses «.950 sa-
Recelvedfor interest over losses paid—420,700 56
$33 308 76
. . E. FEISENDEN, President.
J. F. Bonus, Secretary. . 1 _ g . - la 0
77777777,,
Increase of 1867 over 1
st 1868 ll
'1 0° c,"-
mv hoes nor _ 1 I,
v nitrous. DYSDEp-ErlFVE
emu-om,- fllE cosy Sumo
5 . wREFUNDEB.% 3:
TAB-J CDTLIIIIY fifililgbglvoona
WW"I111 11"“ “ifi‘lfr'iié‘r‘rirt ....
FDRBTEEUBTHTLCUR, also Peed an (lGrain
9
in any quantity, to suit purchasers, at HOLMES
ALL kinds of Duran FRUIT, at
' G. 0. KEELER it BRO;
GAZETTE
JOB PRINTING OFFICE,
Ganm' E BUILDING,‘
- NORWALK, 00ml. ‘
/ .
EVEEY’bEs‘cnIPrmNor
7 . .
JOB PRINTING.
trons“ :1 Card to e noon,cxeculed witbneut
ness and dispatch. We have better facilities for doing
gdpd work at fairer prices than many pretentiouslNew'
(,7
York City 0860!.
Pump For. Sale.
' NH'of West’s Patent Pumps, warranted not ..to
Mesa and the best known for wells or cisterns,
or sale cheap. Enquire at this elites.
Paid physicians' fee salaries, taxes, print-
ing, postage, an all other expenses. . . 11 $29 92.
Total expenditures during year. . . ..... $658,419 84
' . ASSETS. '
Loans on real estate. . . . ...... . . . . . .. . 764.930 00
Bank stocks and railroad bonds. . . . . . . . 218,150 00
U. S. Re tered and State bonds...... ‘ 199,665 at
Hartfor or gas light company stocks. 8,955 00
Loans on co lateral security. . . . .. . . . 88.442 5E
Bills receivable amply secured ........ . . 1,898,624 M
surniture at home and branch office . . 0, 8!.
Cash on hand and in banks ..... . . 195,624 or
Accrued inte’lst and deferred premiums 86,778 78
sold ‘oy '
‘ Manufactured and 1
7‘
E. E. PARKER.
and youwillwesr no other. They are the
in the Market.
You will slsoiind it to your advantage to
buy your
1, HOOP SKIRTS
CF THE MANUFACTURER.
.We have on hand a lull assortment of the
latest and most fashionable styles at. prices
which make them the cheapest goods in
town. A
0111' stock (ll
Butt 0115
AND
'1 Dress Trimmings
We shall sell without regard to cost, as we
wish their room for other goods.
We have a good assortment of
LADIES and CHILDREN'S
UNDERWEAR.
I ‘ at satisfactory. prices.
loop Skirts and Corsets 1'
‘ _M.ade to Order, and
smears nnrarnnn.
E. 1!. PA BIKER.
iihnpviai'r til:- Nnrwnlll' Hotel
HANDLI ERS .777 I’n'fif‘nlbi'filflror fKiln-171.;-
sENE, soldb y n. K. LOCKWOOD.
na‘ua’ “nonunion MACHINERY
mun WORK.
THE-undersigned would call the attention of the
- , Ladies and Gentlemen, to the fuctihas he has
» in daily employment, a man who understands the art
of Hair Work perfect) , so that he can make at the
shortest notice. Switc es, Curls, Bands. Pnd‘s, Wigs,
Whiskers,- roustaches, die. He also will buy up ha.
man’halr and ey a reasonable rice therefor. Please
at Gaaetta Ewell! 33:" “OR
Best made and Best Fitting Go‘rset
COLUMBIAN HALL,
Carpet Warehouse,
081 Grand Street, New York.
HERE a full assortment of Velvet, Brussels
Tapestry, Three-Ply and ingrsln ( arpcts, with
a large stock of Oil Cloths, can be found at very low
prices for cash. ADAMS ck SPENCER.
Save 25 Per Cent.
BUY YOUR
fiILVERWABE
Of the Manufacturers.
FORD dc TUPPEB.
Salesrooms Nos. 787 and 759 Broadway, Corner
10th Street, New York.
IRVING SAVINGS INSTHTUTION,
No es WARREN STREET, N. Y.
NTEREST allowed at the rate of 6 per cent. on all
sums of $5,000 and under. free ofGovernmcnt tax.
Open daily from 10 to 3 p. m.
WALTER w. CON CKLIN
, President.
VANDEHBILT L. Bunion, Secretary. 1 1
Third Avenue E avings Bank.
Corner of 'i'hll d Avenue and 26th Street, New York.
Present Deposits $5,259,000.
Six per cent. interest paid, (free from Government
Tax,) on installments from $1 to $15,000.
LL deposits made on or before the 20th of Janua-
r , April July and October will draw interest
from i e iii-st of those months.
BANK Ornrrdaily from 10 a. m., to 3 1. m., and Mon-
day, Wednesday and Saturday Eve s from 6 to
8 p. m. SPENCER K. GI resident.
WM. 13. BIBBINS, Secretary. 1_
’ GREAT SALE OF“.
MOURNING GOODS
IFROM AL'C‘I‘ION.
BARGAINS IN BOMBAZINES, PARISINNES P012.
1 REPS, (mos D’ORIENT.
ounces, ALPACAS, GRENADINE
DAREG s IRON and CANVAS GRENADINES,
serial. oIiENADINE, a New Ar.icle.
I ‘v ' ' A
BLACK bl Liar,
Also, a great variety of Traveling Dress Goods.
il.—One case of Poplin Alpacas at 60 re ta,
worth 81, One case of Delhi Poplins, all Wool, at 75
cents, Worth $1 15, One case of Pure Mohair, 70 cents,
worth $1 0;).
JACKSON ’3 JOURNING STORE,
No. 551 Broadway,
Bet. Spring ti: Prince Sta, opposite Tiffany 8: 00.
NEW YOR
Sc.
N
. . . 1 V '
Di . Burton’s lobacco Alitldot
\VARRANI’ED ro unnovn ALL Dunn: veil Tomcc
en rely vegetable and harmless. It purified and e idles
iii blooi, InVig‘prntcs thesyslem, possesses great no hiring
an stx‘euglhonlng power, is unequaled as a Tonic l'ervine
and ppetirer, enables the stomach to digest til earliest
{001 makes sleep refreshing. and est blisiius re at health.
blue. : and circular: for “My yea cured. rice i-‘il‘iy
er box, post free. All interesting not .so on the in-
eliects of tobacco, with lists of Icsl‘ ‘
etc, ssxr runs. Agents wanted.
Du. 1‘. 1t. Arum-r, Jr cy City, N. J
TESTIAWONI LS.
Groton, New Mon (30., Conn.
I huv chewed and smoked for were than forty may-s,
and bcgn. to think lhat I should flrry llle hurl. m.- nib.
But on u. g Dr. Burton‘s Infail‘ole Antidote ALL our.
cco ins DISAPPEA n.
Rev. W. A. sum, Baptist "inister.
I
...
Fuss! rut-z U. S. Tunascnb, Sacra/awn Cfirc.—-i‘lmlss
send _a supp TL. 27.1.: one m-n‘ml has
done its teams 0. 'i‘. EDGAR.
l-‘uou New AHPSHIRE Sure PRISON. — Gentlemen-
having been cured of the Lg‘pelllc for
tobacco by using r. H- mm: Antidote, we desire n in '-
ply for the prisons . .is institution. ,
J Warden of N. 11. State Prison.
‘ A BANxErl’s Tm our. — Dr. Burton's Antidote i11r
Tobacco has awmp!‘ all claimed/9r l‘r.
W. MAN , is. Nut. Bunk,_l\’ew Albany, Illd.
Fnon m CHIEF Exam "all or run ALLEG‘JARY PAL-
1." Rslmoau Co ANY, 1 'rsanuan, i’m—I have used
the Antidote with rest sure It is caring all my friends.
li. Discus-rose.
ONE Box or Ant-morn
Even saris.
elley's Station. Pu.
Lynx. Mass—I
three months ‘ry
're for tobacco is
WAiT, J u.
A Cannon“ ‘5 Tnsrrnoxv.
curedmy broth and myself. 1-.-
i 1. . \i’. Suonnaunu.
liner 11 i. Bat-neon.
Ila—One box of Humor ‘ ulldw'le ‘
hr the mmeul‘ar‘g
“W 1651:.
Qaution.—-Bewnre of humbug imlilitio s.
[Waldemar-l: x Copyrighted]
ELLIS’ PATENT SELF BBGULATIN G
HOT WATER APPARATUS, .
For Warming and Ventilating
DWELLINGS, PUBLIC BUILDINGS,
GREEN HOUSES, ac.
crrasaLns R. ELLIS,
1813 CENTRE STREET,
Send for a circular. ’ New York.
Refer to NATHANIEL WHEELER, C. Sroorznn, SANC-
El. 'i‘l-rns, Bridgeport: Doomu Hora, Black Rock: A.
ll. Brmorou, Noru'alk; A. T. Srzwaur, New York.
WM. .217 Elnwznrm
,UNI’I‘ED STATES
F L A G D E P O T,
use SOUTH STREET,
NEW YORK;
Near Peck Slip.
POLITICAL BANS ERS
' on "EVERY KIND.
Enslgns,.l’acks, Burgess; Signals, &c., do, on hand
' cheaply and promptly-attendedto as usual.
T.
Naugatuck Railroad.
.0..’.0 A. m., and 5.0.)
6.30 P. M. for Delby and Ansonia.
anbury .L- NorwalkRm'lroad.
trains to Norwalk.
New Canaan Railroad.
the 6.30 A. M.
ford. t
Trai'ncfrom New Yorblor New Haze
A0331. —At 7.‘ 0, 11.30 A. 1L, 3. 4.25 P. M.
Bridgeport.
Stonington and Providence. .
The 8.00 A. M. and 3.00 P. M. trains
Naulraluck, Honsatonlc and New London Rai
5
Canal .liailroads.
New Haven. ~
Haven.
See in
and iioie .
Supt’s .Ofllee. 4th Ave. and 27th St., New York.
Ass’t Supt’s Oiilce, Station House, New Haven.
JABES ii. H01 T. Sup’ .
lei-very Stable.
WILLIAM: 1E. .DANN,
(Successor to D. s. Bartram.)
T
ished the same with a New Stock of,
donb‘e or single. Carriages furnished for Weddin
from al the trains and steamboat.
UNION _ sunny s'rAIsLns.
Next to Barnnm’s Hotel, South Ndrfialk.
CREE-S and Carriagesto let at all hours. Cer-
rlaces, run to all the trains and to the Steamboat
Coaches for Weddings, Funerals die.
A few good horses for sale.
Also, for sale, Bay by the bale.
Passengers taken to andfrom
as any other stable will do Iii}
/ . .
BEN. , 'zo sconm.
- , norm-1N9” .1 ,
SOUTH NORWALK SALES
1 AND
' LIVERY “STABLE s
. ~ . ’
, ORSES and CARRIAGES, Double and Single,
, with or without drivers, and at the best, con-
3 silly on hand and furnished at any hour of the day.
or evening. Horses taken on Livery, and a few supe-
rior animals for sale. Our equipment cannot be ex- .
celled by any stable in the county. Parheaaneruis,
do, attended. Good vehicles, gentle horses, and safe
drivers always guaranteed, and a; moderate prices.
liorsc:, new and second-hand Carriages, Harnesses,
&c., constantly on hand for sale at iowprlces, and sat;
lsi‘action guaranteed.
7 T"
Notice.
I WOULD respectfully inform my customers and‘
the public generally, that I have removedffcm
my old stand next door to the Post once, to my own
store, corner of 1| nin Street and Center Avenue.
where I shall beglau to wait. on them the same ashe-
fore. Thanking them for the atronage that l haw
received and hoping for a con nanee of‘the same.
From yours respectfully, STEPHEN SWAN N.
N. l.——i shall continue to have a large assertion:
of Saddles, Harness, Whips and Trunks, and all arti-
cles connected wirh the trade, where they can be had
cheaper than at the ill-id ve. All articles delivered a.
the Bridge any honrthut srequlred. Jobbing neatly.
Notice
IS hereby given that an application will be made to
- the next General Assembly of this State to hobo?-
~cen an. Hartford, for the incorporation of a Loan and
Treat Company to be located within the town of Nor.
wa 1. ,
Norivalk, April 12, 1869.
Kerosene 011, .-
s 1 ill . Warranted above FIRE TEST
°‘ “WWW 1’ atEK. Looxwoorrs. ’
1v noon-rive, comm, CON-DUCTORS,
AND JOBBING WORK done in the best man-
E. if. wcxwoon.
PRIME GEESE FEATHEBS sold by 7
, E. x. aocuwooo.
novnmirmo'rnx aim—Tol-
_ - 1,191.0. mm a 830.
Slim), at
910 Reward. ,
EPEATED instances of wanton cutting and gird-
ling of Ti ees n .
lso cutting thcbri 2e leadlnu- thereto, and‘tre reli-
ng and stealing offence boar , having occurred.
3 to give notice that the above reward will be Paid m"
information that will lead to the conviction of an! 001*
nor by
C
...-s.-
and made to order at the lowest cash prices. Orders
tom will receive prompt attention. a
aluatrmmelaaaaal“
u
Passengers for Neonat’nck Railroad will take the
P. m.,-trains to the Junction.
Passengers for the Danbury and Norwalk Railroad
will take the 8.30 and 9.50 A. M. and 6.00 P. M.
Passengers for the New Canaan Railroad will take
, 12.001M., and 4730 P. 11. trains to Stam-
hxrnass ’l‘u.uxs.--—At 8.00 A. 11.. .00 and 8,00 PAL
for Boston, via New Haven, Hartford, Springfield and
Worcester, stopping at Stamford, Norwalk, and
At 12.15 and 8.60 P. M. for Boston, via New London
connect with
r.
The 8.00 A. Al. and 12.1; P. M. trains connect with
Sellout 'i‘uAlN leaves Stamford at 6.20 A. 11., for
Special Train leaves Ansonia at 7.45 A. IL, for New
rzie bill of advertisement at the Station Houses
Hill SUBSCRIBER having purchased of n!
Bartram, his stock of Horses and Carriages. in
the stablo'in the rear or Norwalk Hoel and replen-
Horses Car-
riages and Coaches, is now preraied to furnish all
who wish with good Horses and Carriages, either
Partiesi Funerals, &c. Passengers conveyed to ”so
the Depot as cheap 1
«is
1 their
a tllchmphithestre pro rtv; 1
a weekly newspe r
is airs paper pubnegzd
in said District, deceased.
The Court of Probate for the District of Norwalk
hath limited and allowed at: months from the date
hereof, for the Creditors of said Estatextovcxhihit
their claims for settlement. These who :13ch to
resent their accounts, properly attested, in said
ime, willbe debarreda recovery. All persons in-
debted to said Estate are requested to make‘ imme-
gilaée payment to ’ JOHN A. t.
t 1 1 1 or.
puma of Nonmlk. es. W, Court, syn-711221.,
A. D 1 .
STATE of JOSEPH C. 'KELLEY late of Nor-
wa k,in said district deceased. .
The Court of Probate, for the District of Norwelk,
hath limited and allowed six months horn the date
hereof. for the creditors of said Estate to exhibit their
claims for settlement. Those whoueglect to present
their claims properly attested, within said time, will
be debarred a recovery. All pcrsonsindehtgdto said
Estate are requests-tic make immedime , l. to
at'ld HELEN P. KELLEY, ' {.ratrlx.
97.7.7777, Nortoalk, “from as... April—10, A. D.
156‘! - - 7 . .
STATE of CHARLES R. DA an insolvent
debtor of Norwaik in said Dist ct, assigned in
trust fort the. benefit or his creditors;
The Trustee of said Estate
of'Commissioners thereon. ‘ _ -
-1 Gunman—That Commissioners to receive and ex-
amine and dec de upon the claims of the creditors of
said Estate be ap nted at. the ProbabOflceiuNor—
walk on the lat ay_of.llay. 190,“- 01‘o'clr;_ck, fore-
noon, of wh'ch all persons ininterestwill take notice,
and appear, if they rel-Tense, andhe heard thereou.
Ant:x said Trustee; “gill $391‘Pub'lfh:°u°°ugh£“°f by
pos ngacopvo t sor eron _ _ t
nearest the place where said debtor. gillle 'andnw‘l‘t’i-
pgbiishing the same in a
0
in the same town, and by = .
news aper printed Fairlie d unty, at least twelve
E A. DIA'vENPoaT, Judge.
plays the appOintment
davs fore said is do of hiav
2117'. . GEOR
In the Dim-m Court
7 the Uniudstu 3m Di
trial of Connection 1 1k” for 8.
6.
IN the matter of THEODORE FITCH,3 Bank-
. rapt, in Bankruptcy. _ , ,
To wnox 111 EA! conceals. The undersigned hereby
gives notice of his appointment asAss Ciro! Thet-
dore Fitch. of Norwalkgin the Coal: of-Failleld,
:ndbgéutidoif ggnaiccgmil‘hiu sagtil‘. MMEE’lJHO
as a den pupolr own. on,
byWiliiam K. Seeiey,l-ls . it teria '
within androrsaldnistrioqa' m ptcr.
st 1869..
Dated at Brid'wepori A rill . ’ .
.14 ° Indus srarbas, Assign_ ee.
Dirge: URcdding, ss. Probate Omit, nor _:‘_a_-:, 4.1).
TATE or MERCY com; in officials
”said amp? tilt-ceased.r M I) 1:?” 3"?“
"e«ou o ro'ateori istriet 1
bath limited and allowed six‘nqntbs’ mill 31.3%:
hereof, for the creditors ofe'aid?Esiaté, represented in-
solvent, in which to exhibit iclaims thereto;- and
has appointed THOMAS SANFORD and WW
E. DUNLOMD, of said Hedding,.cemmi£aléicrs to
receive and examine saidclsims. ‘1 1 ““111
Certified by MUELSAWW
'i'llc subscribers Evenoticuhat they yeh'ali'u'ncet at
the Town House ,said-Raddin’gouthejat’day of
hi", and 27th day of 86”.. I”, at 1 o’clock; in? the
afternoon, on each of- said daya,1for theyupoaa’o
t-aus
liOhIAs SANFO 1 1
_ WILLIAM nDanCId’ns, cmnm1
‘. .7 All persons indebted t0 said Estate arcr'equested to
..mekcimmcdiatejpgmeut to '1 7 ,- : ‘. $3211
JAM ‘ A. CARGILL. Admigistrator.
12732.3( Egan’s-ole, $0., 7...»... Cosy-aims! 2nd
ESTATE ‘or "alarm sT..ronN.:loi‘ or Nor-
walk, to said District1dceeased._ ‘_ 1,: 1.. .
The Court of Probate for the Districtot Norwalk
hath limited and allowed six months'from‘t‘h‘e data
hereo for the creditoii ofasuld mm; “exhibit
aimsfor. settlement. 'lhosa‘ who at
present their accounts properly attested,
time, will be debut-red ar covery. All. _ trons ' in-
dcbted to said Estate are igqucsted to ’ ‘immedir
ate Pamyngto 57 ECKST .IOHN -.:1;~.-..;'.,‘:1
3:14 1 oneness marlin,” :1l‘Fm
attending. ou thcbnsiness of said a
hath limited and'allowed‘aix',
.hareof, for: the "Credilifige :qu geai "liar
ther ci‘a‘ilr'nsi‘forf’seetiemenc .7 . 7“ W to
preach e l‘ accoun P0 ‘attea1 ' .
time, will be (labour? 310“ W '. Ally! llfl
ell to said Estate are requested to makeiimnedl‘ are
ment to CHARLE- 82 06mm, ' "'3‘ 1 .
cm arousal. OSBORN, } M. ,. 7
7. " - .11: :11in
1 1:10;"; .1119 1 2-ng -
IS
sion of 1860, tomeet ‘et (flattf -
net incorporating ”1.5.1? ‘ “ESQ
South Norwalk Conn. 11 -.'» .
South Norwsl , April ”than
“3 Willi-1°?!
. . icty of
Sec
OLET —Ad' .I ”I; .,
. all ready- . Will-garnledavesyi
“51118111." 1. aptly; mxmca’scxi
1 1, 11i'15
Emma of
'00:“ fill
-- .... . _..
. . MICE 7.2:: . .1. I,_ .....
To flid'flbnér'abluam:2m -
' (in all”??? summer». 'yv
en a . 1,") .1.,.:-..,.,~
v1'2.,“m11aem3dmil'rlm22111....1112222212l1’
l 5 ‘
constructionof on iii-om). 1 New Hae-
, , ill.
road upon dul _. " “mm. .
\thforcfig‘pflgmlm' mdmrmi‘ssom-
tea for an Act of (Inca atlon fur the purpose above
specified in the usual he “powers
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