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® ’ 1 a new nonm- -' Notice . NEW ADVERTISEMENS.
. i ‘ f ‘... -. M3101. S4 HEREBY give4n that the Norwalk 8a Socie- ‘Lm""l' W" ' ZRTTBDI' 'by . Hanufadlrln
:‘ :‘é ' " ' t d its] in the
@flrw alk flitttgt " Now; boysiwhnt shall .WCI do?" I I8ke4d4, I rsi’d‘g“ grails: fizdfilfhisesooilhafihg4 sum of One S4 3“" $313333]. “git";filinuv'w sample a} negilbo ,
. _ . -. , -addreaslng a thoughtml conclave of seven. Thousand 1231,1315” .2811 be received on deposltfl'oln ”£7,331,118 a c ., 4111 Chem“, ‘8: ¢$;,?,phm
" assembled in our barn one dismal afternoon. “’ °"° 5'0 sru 3w Bulimia, sec' . and Trude.“ ;
wTLlGSdR-yy April 427th, 4414.48644494144411 L818 have ‘ theatre" suggested Binny Hannah-111132711 ‘ 1, 6. H 11 0 Dana clightlshl'emllni)“:ll3
" ”fl“: allace. 4 / Nouce_ 00 “l4 118 S I'send for “3068'.
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men m iThe very thing; But Where? The loll. NTEREST wiilbe allowed he r on all deposit! gfi'tliFARMEm k 040 . 1466 a 11’
cm“: "‘ °°“"‘"' . the stable was ready to burst with hay pro; I made wlilthghe xw‘gan‘nn Satvh “3:333:33; ' ’
Smiling Io we'll! ed for Gypsy, but the long room over the papaya e m ! agyggqumgx' "7I'°‘."»“'°" co]: .GA'JL'E at Co B
' ‘ ' 4 carriage-house was unoccupied. The place New can-an.'Aur'.s. lacs. 88 Among-no
W114 .;.‘......_ i ‘11 1'1““! 148mm?“ eye 9” if,“ 5 C. as. 'rnEIrIAINE & 111410., vEGE'rAnLE soar .
“ W lance its capabilities for a theam- I d Mosurscmun's AND DEALERSINPIANO Combined with garnet-Inc. 1- "“-
n'mm - b to the la a great many times in New 1081‘”. M the Tremble "wihm’ "“1"" mended rm- she use 0'!" manure and in
1‘04de I“ 9“!th 9"" p y led IPIl'lof,.' Church and School Organs. New and “I Norseman
i, ‘A’eerk‘ig races. Orleans and was wise in matters pertaining gemnd.hm;1 pm“, at 10,, price. for mh,&)r'flol4d on e . ,
. '§%;4 R414 1 t04 the drama. 80 here, in due time, was installments. New Cabinet Tom?“ 265 an Bil?) , , DYSPEPsgA leglp
needing‘nlloser’lilon: . Set up some extraordinary scenery of my 435 Broome MEL, near Brofdwa'y,N N.Y. _ ND . 0MPLA5“~
What theygothere for own painting. The curtain, 1 11360119“ ’ to-
wg W . though it worked smoothly enough on other W .A. '1‘4 E B- S . Important 00m“
' him]! 1111!! the NOS, . alli’cted with —cllronlc disease rf the di-
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Wholly unconscious. “We“ energies of the Prince of Denmark, “mono“ AND CABINET onaAns, 2:31; 1:03:35: etc; iitld'él :ygf’ggdtggflm‘ét'ce ebb
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Don't Inlt their whinli; . per Whitcomb ill a— low-necked dress), [0 class mtall«firstbtfi‘lflu:3 firmniolr 016:5“?- figgflmm “33,1333: 15351. d lilnhl'h 3 big $3175; gm: lifted .
Plaintlley “35mm“ hoist a bit of' green cambric. h glidiii'na‘nistrunigmo at great a ins. Illustrate!I :bont lost faith in evcrylhii g: tint I fol invited this
Just. for the "bins” The theatre, however was a success, as Catalogue mailed Wmeroomub 41 acituii'l‘av'illiis - 111:3; Pagans-c.1113; sigfiiileiilfnedhfnbflfau 1:531:1-
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A" 0011ch it!!! e ' n t. fewer than fifteen hundred pins,a atler 1100011 g to scald: and Burns," some monlhE—untli I was relieved and needed it no
An Agent had presented his object, the - “Soothing to all painful woman: 8‘9” . langer. Dodd‘ s Nelfine restored me to comple e and
deacons had taken up the collection, and the
pastor wasabout to pronounce _rtlle benedic-
lion, when} lot a Conn‘-dilution Bar", which a
deducting the headless, the pointless, and
the crooked pins with which ourdoorkecpcr
frequently got‘f amok.” From first to last
we took in a great deal of this counterfeit
deacon had Just placed on the table. startled
everybody by beginning to talk! IAll lis-
tened. Some one reported what- was said,
we pi int it for the reason that many Of our
readers may not know what a plain, direct
Box can maiéc. .4‘.This is the speech.
Wait a moment, good friends, and give me
a chance to speak. I have long had some-
thing on my mind,.and mustunburden my-
self. The truth is, I ain much abused—4
Sometimes for weeks together I am allowed
no part in all your Sunday services, though
prayers. and a-lm: should come up together
for a memorial before God. ” ‘ Butlam tuck-
ed away out of sight, where I get only dust
and cobwebIs. ’
Worse, still, are my grievances when Iam
allowed to come around from pew to pew in
aid of your devotions. I always come wilha
heart full of good will, ready to confer on
you all the great blessings of giving. Yet,
oh, what treatment! I don’t mean now the
tricks of inn-loving- boys, who give me old
buttons for pennies. I can put up with lhcii
mischief, especially as' I never get so full but
that I can carry a few buttons extra.
But I do mean you, for one, Mr. Blind.
Why do you never see me when I come?
Your face is turned toward the orchestra, .or
you are hunting fur something in the hymn-
book, or4 your head' is down, as though you
had, just then, an extra touch of devotion.
If it had been by accident, you wOuld have
sought me after service. But you hurried
out right after the benediction.‘ How much
of the benediction did you r Carry home‘s
You’re rightly named Blind, for “none arc'
so blind as those who Won’t see." [Mr.
Blind here put his head down out of sight]
CloscfiSt, you“ put in this tom bill. You
knew it would be at a discount at the bank.
Don’t tell me it was~accidentah You have
done the same thing' before, and it isn't 1‘01
want of a whole one, either. You had bet~
for go home and read what Rev. Dr. Malachi
says in one Of his discourses, about the mar.
who brought that- whlcll was “ rn” as an ‘
offering to the Lord. - ’
Have you lost your pocket-book, brother
Prudence? [Prudence claps his hand sud-‘
denly on his pocket] Don’t be alarmed.
You lcft it at home and brought only a littlt
wallet, for fear, as you said, that your fee!-
ings u ould get the better of your judgment.
You needn’ t be so prudent. Your benevo-
lent feelings .are the last' thing to, get beyond
your control.
Drop that veil over _your face, Mrs. Dis-
play. You’ll need it to hide your blushes
.whilc I tell the congregation that you havs
not given me so much this year as you havt
paid out for those ear-rings and that point
lace handkerchief, and here, to-day, yet
have been thinkingabout buying a $500 dia-
mond ring. And you profess to love tht
Bavour, and the heathbn who are periShing
for want of this gospel! ' _
What now shall be said _to you, the riches'I
111111 in the whole society, a member of tilt
church, attache: in the Stands] school, a
regular attendant in the prayer-meeting Y I
see 1 don’t need to name you. [Dr. Peuuri-
ous is hitching nervously in his pew in the
broad asile.] You speak and pray well
. You have much to say of sound doctrim
and iibetality and consecration to Christ.
But, whenever you. are asked to give, you al-
ways, say, ‘.‘I have .too many calls, too many
calls. ” 4 Yes, but they get no answers. 1.
you answered any of them liberally, I could
excuse you. To-day yon have given me one
dollar, w hen fifty dollars would have been
nearer your share. You have a ‘call’ it
study that book which says,II“covelousneSi
is idoltary." And soon you’ll have’anothcr
“call" which you must answer, to leave thosc
'money-bags and go and settle accounts Will
Him who owns them all.
Now I have something for you all to hear.
When, at the end ’of last year, you fOoled 111
the contributions of the church, and said ii
was quite a fair sum, I ached to tell you the
your pastel: ard a ministerial secretary 1n lhl
dim-ch,- frOm their slender incomes, hac
given full one-third of the whole. It would
have been still more but for brother Wholl-
I souled and brother Generous, who are al-
, ways liberal. And Mrs. Humble, too, deal
good woman, let me net forget her; the 1le
dollar bill she put in was fragrant with prav-
‘ er and love and selfidenial, and shed a swce
perfume through thewhole. “She hath dont
what she could.” There was a quarter, too:
that dropped most lovingly fi'om the littlt
fingers that had made themselves weary in
earning it. Ah! dear Mary, we shall want
you for a missionary by-and-by.
My good friends, the Agents [turning to-
werds the pulpit] often mortify me. The)
are dry—don t give fresh facts—don’t fee.
the fuels they do give, or 'ntect to feel then.
so much they whine and disgust folks. 01
they don’t know when to stop—talking an
hour when forty minutes would ope!
purses wider. I’ve seen many an X at forty
minutes changed for a V at fifty, and for an
I at sixty.
The dear pastor is sometimes too timid.
and instead of seconding the Agent’s appeal
with all his eloquence, will say that he hopes
the people, though they hallo given to so
mmy objects, have a little left forthis good
cause, "pitch the truth is, few have denied
thcinsc ves a pin for their contributions. 4
I have one secret more to tell. _I am some-
thing 111404rc44lli4an I4 seem to be. You thin!
me only a wooden box—a convenience for
gathering up your donations. Know, then,
that a messenger from your Savionr' is here
Yes, I represent His pierced hand outstretcl: -
ed inward you, and your returns to me an
racists-r:I d as an index of yourIIlove for Him.
As I pass from pew to pew I gather some-
thing more than money. These tales ofyOul
sccl ct history, and a thousand others,are all
put on record," aud' will 143154 read in that day
before the great congregation.
. ,‘eanuts' every day, Compris'e but. a small
. iSoulh Not-walk, Doc. 9th,1868.
.1411ch that their stock of
first in this Country.
‘41:? less money than they can be obt
money. The price of admission to the
.".‘?Rivern'louth Theatre” was twenty pins.
I
iplayed all the principal parts myself,—
not that I was a finer actor than the other
bpys, but because I owned the establishment.
At the tenth representation, my dramatic
recr was brought, to a close by an unfortu-
nnte circumstance. We were playing the
drama of “William Tell, the Hero of Switz-
2 land; ” Of course I was William Tell, in
agile of Fred Langdon, who wanted do not
that character himself. I wouldn’t let him,
so he withdrew from the company, taking
the only bow and arrow w e had. I made
1 cross-bow out of a piece of whalebone and
we did very well without him. We had
reached that exciting scene where Gessler,
the Austrian tyrant commands Tell to shoot
e apple from his son is head. Pepper
$llitcomb‘, who played all the juvenile and
viomen parts, was my son, To guard against
ischance, a piece of pastboard was fasten-
:i‘ by a handkerchief am the upper por-
tion of Whitcomb’ a face, while the arrow to
be used was sewed up in a strip of Panne]
['5 was a capital marksman, and the big ap-
pfle, only two yards distant, turned its' rus-
s'ett cheek towards me.
I can see poor little Pepper nOvv, as" he
stood without flinching, waiting for me to
perform my great feat.- Iraised the cross
bow amid the breathless silence ofthe crowd -
nudienCe,—-consisiing of seven boys ‘nd
ee girls, exclusive of- Kitty Collins, who
insisted on paying her way in with a clothes-
m. I raised the Cross-bow, I repeat.
4l‘4w4ang! went the whip-cord; but,- alas‘
instead of hitting the apple, the arrow flew
right into Pepper Whitcomb's mouth, which
happened lobe open at the time, and dos.
lroycd my aim.
Ishall never be able to banish that 11wa
*xpressive of astonishment indignat. on, and
pain, is still ringing in my ears. I looked
opon him as a corpse, and glancing not far
into the dreary future, pictured myself led
limb to execution in the presence of tin
very same spectators then assembled.
. Luckily poor Pepper was not seriously
hurt; but Grandfather Nutter, appearing i1
ihe midst of the confusion (attrilcted by tht
nowls of young Tell), issued an injunction
against all theatricals thereafter, and tht
lace was closed; not, however, without 1'
farewell speech from me, in which I salt
1t would have been the proudest mement o:
my life if I hadn’t hit Pepper Whitcomb ii:
the mouth Whereupon the audience (as-
listed, I am glad to state, by Pep er) crier.
.'Hea'rl- Hear 1 ” I then atlribu d‘lhe ac
,lident to Pepper himself, whose moutl
ileing open at the instant I fired, acted upor
Jlle arrow much after the fashion of a whirl
001, and drew in the fatal shaft. I was
bout to explain how a comparatively smal‘
maelstrom could suck- in the largest ship
when the curtain fell of its own accord
4tn1'1d the shouts of the audience—From
?‘4 The Story ofan Boy," in 01111 Yomvc
pours.
PURE BREED POULTRY, &C.'
For Sale.
HREE BLACK SPANISH ROOSTERS, (pun
white face), each 8100' one Brahma Pootra do.
alight. vsrlety). £4 00; one Red and Black do, £101
gs from first. class birds—ll. ack \pauish, (pui-
its face). very handsome, excellent layeis. 11 r
tiers, per dozen, $8 00: White Leghorn, superic
Ayers, perdozen, 8160; Light Brahma, 34443544 orecc
si-raieiaye s and mothers, per doz.,821.hozc-
trusses, per 1102., Common. rdoz. All the abov.
iggesa sured capable of hate ng. Field Seed Caro
cled ears), Canada, very early and good size, pe
inudred ears as do; Dnttou’s Ex ra, early, per hun-
lied cars, 83 60; Premium White Sanford, largo, pe
'uart, shelled,“ cts. Garden Com—selalted—Eve
li'een Sweetpc pclegnart, shelled 80 cts. , Dwarf Sugar
uart,sl1e140 eta, ' Large Sweet, per quart
illelied 25 cts., ' chicken Corn, ‘kc. Choice var. etie
5! Seed Potatoes. ill-st quality—Early Rose, per lb, '1.
"d" ._EarlyG oodnpcch, r bushel, {1150; Early 8 bet
rpeck, 31' 00; Jackson White, per peck, w cents
tau-icon, per peck 75 cents; Cuzco, per bushel 61 26
Peach Blow, kc. Strawberi'y plants, strong and we
—Agrlcul l-urist, per hundred .gLeuni ’.
While, per hundred £1 60; Jucuuda, peli- do'z. seceutgs
nglson, per link. 26 cen'ts,Du1-au‘d’s per 1102. 66 cents
L'rlomphe de‘.‘ Gan per doz. 30 cents; Red and Whit.
Upine (ever be ng) per (102. 60. cents. Concou
irnpe Vines, from layers last spring, no.1 innit
each 40 cent», No. 2 plants , tseach 30 cents. R nbar‘l
"lants, large and excellent, per doz. 81 60 end 2 01
each 15 center.- Peas and Beans, choice sort.
Early and late, and other AlGal-den Seeds, all good,11
bgular market prices.Al lthe above'aretrne to nam-
tInd as represents are oil'ered at the lowest marks
.i'ates. My origina amok in all cases whs procured r.
{enable dealers, and II have taken very great naina t-
teep it pure. 0. N. 30 ERTS,
:m'l 10 Burton Depot, Conn.
A. swonns’
NEWS DEPOT AND BOOK STORE.
SOUTH NORWALK,
Opposite Railroad Depot.
OFFERS‘ for sale at reduced prices, a large assort
School and Miscellaneous Books,
9.11am PPM}, PENCILS, 11000171173.
JIEMORANDUM BOOKS AND
Drums, FOR 18469,
of all sizes, the.
I. no is constantl makin additio t '1 l .
.Armo usually, g . as 0 M c not
'flavlng made unangiementsavith a large Publishin
louse, in New York, eis now prepared to execut
IS! orders for Binding Books, _Music, Periodicals, kc.
the ion est rates and with dispatch.‘
2A large variety of TOYS,- DOLLS, kc.
l
and Fret
ortion 1
8V VORDS.
" .
vanbl stock
I: Fruit Trees! . Fruit Trees!
/ .. AT- TRE- .
NEW CANAAN Nousmsr.
i'The subscribers take pleasure in announcmg to th 4
limit tk‘ Ornamental TreeaVines, drr
._.- unusually large and of unsurpassed excellence.
siei confident“ in °saying that we believe that our stt‘l‘c.
ti APPLE TR £1128 parlglcui'arly, to be the Largest an
weare also pt'l'siuvee that it
recs in better quail y, better Older, an
“mares“ alned from distal .
Thus wishing to purchase Trees and Vines will d
tin furnish T
tell to send their orders sally—or still better, visitor
s'nrsery and make their own selections.
. ~ APREN HOYT k SONS.
S.‘-4We take- lensurc in showi
Here the speaker stopped, and the pasta» Allrfintjsgldes 36:14:14”! “mm“ :‘glfifiggfirflf‘
—wc will not v‘dnturé"to give his name— aialt ns‘sont‘iy. cordhnyinmg ’4 mmmea 4 .
with tones trembling under his emotions,
asked the congregation to unite with him in
prayer, for pardon, before the benediction.
It is to be hoped that the Contribution Box! .‘
will have abétter atorytotell when spea - '~
ing again .—-Emmt'ner.
WCursing of all sins thou ll degrading
and never pays, yet', one wing ifyour hus-
band furnishes you w th ood materials, and
yen set before him blac sour or yellow
alkaline bread or biacuitb brace your nerves;
(saint though ‘Aioo momma aunvitouraunu sm
market 2 ill-anion’reoid nodal" 3.1: mm Mwfiuz‘fls WK 0mm. 8'
eratus, if used asper directions, in rts no MM” “J"fim “an o 4
alkaline flavor, and from flour 0 second 44:4
quality will producefilm nicer. whiter 1,floighter.
bread ind pastry'fllan
from flour 0 first quality by using any other
C
saleratus in market.
nodding our Plants. shrubs.
Hi“? and RARE PLANTS
111111, 6111111111 intent:
Fruit moot all kinds, .
Baspbsrry,Blaokarry tit Strawberr ,
“a,“ .
EARLY. 2.1.3083: POTATOES TOMATOI. ~ ‘
EGG, PEPPERk CELEB? PLANTS, ;&1
buddy": or :1
order. Send to: deacm veeatal '
mm militia
4x MillN’orvvalk CL.
CLOTK 8 4
Tun uns'r “2150th willie-15:8
. , . ,_ weltwoon.
IN THE SPRl
......... . museum... '11 mes-1.1 .
Imam Mama to! at ”new
¢.
oment from my.memory.4I Pepper’s roan-4
“Healing to all Sores, Ulcers, kc.”
'Costill"s ’ NBIICItIlIOIII 811va
s the mast extraordinary saws .ever known. I s
illow er of soolhln and healing for all Cuts. Bums,
Bruises, Sores.U Uliers. Chapped llands and Skin. for
Sore Nipples, for Plies, -—is without a pariiel.
One person says of it, “I would not be without a b x
in my house, if it cost an 00, or I had to travel all the
.4 if. T,
“4‘“ m N” 44“” [or N Y. Evening news, Sept. 61
[
433" All Druggists in N ORWALK sci! it.
“COSTAR’S”
Standard Preparations
ARE HIS
nulurlrlnll'
’THE
Bitter-Sweet at Orange Blossoms.
81' One Bottle, 61: mail?“ for $8.00.
“ Costar ’s’4’4 Rat, Roach, kc, Exterminators.
‘ Costar' s” Bed Bug Exterminators.
“'Costar’s" (only pure) Insect Powder.
‘.‘ Only Infailible Remedies knovtvn."
‘.‘ 18 years established in New York. "
“ it, 000 Boxes and Flasks manufactured daily."
“ ill beware!!! of spurious imitations.”
“ All Dmegtsll In NORWALK sell them. ”
Address " 008'] AR ” 10 CROSBY ST" N. Y.,
0r, «JOHN‘F Hfiglé , (91111313215011; to)
Dana ABNEB u. ‘2 at
Sold in NORWALK _by beta 131103.. 11 lla'in Street
NEW GOODS 1
A BEAUTIFUL ‘ASSOBTMBNT
' :11. B. PUBDY, '
DRUGGIST,I. SOUTH NORWALK,
[las just opened a fine assortment of goods; consist-
ing of 4
TOILET sn'rs,
SETS OF BRUSHES,
. FANCY COLOGNE BOTTLES,
AND VASES.
Also a large assortment of
COLOGNES,
HANDKERCHJEF EXTRACTS,
SOAPS,
TOILET AND
' FAN CY» ARTICLES,4&C.
SOUTH N ORWALK '
Cigar Store,
ELY’S BLOCK.
MAIN STREET. ~
.O.I_I3wértz do' Go.
4 Manufacturers of the 4
enter a COLFAX,
Masonic, Emblems,
Ne Plus Ultra,‘
Star of the West,
\.
.lnd other Choice Brands of Cigars. Wholesale
1nd Retail dealers in ‘
Loriiiord's,
,.
Andea‘son’s,
o Lillentnai
.TOBAOCO,
VI
And the celebrated
Charter: Oak Plug Tabacco,
. TOgether with 4
PIPES, CIGAR HOLDERS, TOBACCO.
BOXES, AND SMOKERS’ AR-
TICLES GENERALLY.
Don’t Fall to ly'atl This!
If you are in want of anything in
H. H. Wellman’ s
Inna, or
rarer GOODS,
-_ ' srarronnav,
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,
~ nearly all kinds are kept' constantlyon band, also
Sheet Music-
Illuslc B0011 ii,
and 1""40lonl Instructors,
If to on' all th 'yeanbe1 obtained at short notice
3!! styles
Trunks, Traveling Bags 61. Satchels,
ey can be loan 1 aty-
1V . cu win ’be sold as cheap as t
.v ere.
,POB'I‘ABLE WRhTING DESKS,
. . AND 130]; a‘l‘OLIOS, -
' of the B 'stQuilliiy.
Rumors c MONEY BAGS,
cos. and as cheap as they can be found else-
v
-fhaoll‘p
here.
STEREOSCOPIU GLASWS 1E VIEWS
IOPERA, MAGNIFYJNG, AND SPY '
GLASZSEI’S, PYOITOG lPHIC’ AL- '
HUME, 'AND ('ARD PIO-
TUBES, PLA YIN. 4 AND
VISITING CARD iI
GEE'S‘HIEN, if:
CHEIBUERS,
NOES,
321 OKGKJIBION (f: OBIBBA GE BOARDS
tallies & Pnz4zcl ls ill Varic .V-
:1an AND STEEL PENS, m’GIOLD AND
I SILVER" PENCILS . DELIBLL‘
PENS AND PENCiLs, POCKET
KNIVES RAZORS ac. ac.
. COMES AND BRUSHES,
PICTURES as PIC-
TUBE FRAMES.
, Picturestramed- to order
Flowers, Shell", and losses Framed
» In any style of Frame.
SEWING MACHINES
“Em Dammit
:VILSON’BI, BARTRAM Bk K1"4AN'I'ON’S, WILCOX
' ~ :. owns and the celebrated AMERICAN 111111011
1i vnua am it
HOLE In 0 “MING MAC Thia'la.
. mine does every varietv of sewing. and takes the
{line kind of a stitch
«ne vt'lllhlnI Ito get a
ive us no
{theWh lerk Wilson. Any
machine, will do well to
and so II-ont’s '
h :1! h, ' and no lau as e is able to express the
$3311.15. I feel a' being vici- llnce mom. I 1'. m thox-
ouI. vhly cul ed f the horrible sufi'crlnw that had made
.en years of mi," {:1 most wreicihcd. d 0 iii: 53:11:23;
t ee 11
ceive my Joyw o as no exfiflle‘; St Paul. Minn.
Fersa‘e by all D'ruggifts at One Dollar a Bottle.. 8 a
ACEN—rs' WANTED r011 T411441:
SIG II T33 11'" (l S EC RETS
01' the Nntlonal Capital.
A work dcscri dye of Wash: ugtou City; Inside and
Outside, Unmli’sked and hxpos‘ed. 'llie spiclesg, most
thrillin, most entcrtnlnln ,instructivc, a1 ds- artling
book 1 the do. WSen for Citron]: ml, with terms.
.Address NI t‘ED S'l‘Al'Es PUIlLlSuING CO..
411 Brooms ,..1tet New Y01k Ci y. 41116
A4 GREAT DISCOVERY.
The Equalizer or Vacuum cure fol- treatin all dis-
eases by mechanical menu's. invented byDr.
of Cinc' nnattl. Ohio and for sale in New England
only by Dr. 8.r‘ .Collins, No. 34 Oxford Streer, Ber. .
ton. It is the wonder of the agei- Physicians and
circulars. I: is for your inteiest. State and Conn' r
rights for ca c.4w16
BOGLB &. LYLES, ’ .
GROCERS’ SUNDRIES,‘
’ HIIERMETRICALLY
SEALED PBUIESEEVEGETABLES,
Southern Romimy and sauna, kc.
IMPORTEBB 0F .
CROSS k BLACK WELL'S PICKI. . SAUCES kc.'
LEA .k PERliIN’S WORCESTER HIRE SAUCE,
Sole Agents f1 r the Sucle'y of Shit.- are. ~
1M6 No. 83 Barclay Street, N. Y.
Agents Wankel—For the on! steel en rav’ up
of (5811. Grant and his family public ed with t eir an
man. Engraved by Sustain. Size 15 by 19 82.00
loo per cent. to agents. Address GOODS FEED k
0.,Chicago, or Co. 81 Park Row, N. Y.
The lllediclnc for
\VHOOPING COUGII l
DODD’S NE‘RVINE AN D lNVIGORATOR gives
agreeable and almost it stant' tel: 1414! in the spasms
of Whooping Cough. This is a complaint that all
childien are expected to have; and when it comes,
strange to say; they are left taught it. through as the\
best can, little or nothing being done to break its lno
tensity or help the snfi‘eicrs alchg. Andiwhen it is
reflected that very many or tile disc-Ase: ofolder and
4 adult years have the r origin in the tear and stra n o
Whooping Cough, this neglect would be uttierly an-
account: ibie but for the fact that children's diseagcs
like many-of the ~v‘vcalitleesea ofwomen. are Consid-
ered so much a matter cfcoursc that- people have be-
come stoic lily unconcerned about them. Let them
cough it. through. as we did, seem generally to be tlis
unfecling word. Whooping Co'ugh' is a Nervous dis-
ease. and Dodd’s Nerviilc ali'd luvigorator treats i
save your lists ones the worst agony of this distress-
ing ail'ecilou. A sure and benctlcent medicine.
.D—O—————
Important Certificate.
Speedy cure of WhoOplug Cough.
J. W. Psounrr, Esq. ,llrookliil, N. Y. .
I am not in the habit of takiu-r 11de '11 ed medicme
nor ofcerti'fying to their cal'afite efl'ccb when the\
come under my observation: but 1 ice: constrained ts
make an exceptiou‘iu favor of DODD'S AER" IN
AND INVICORAT OR, a medicine I have used in my
family for some time past. My little dough er but
been ouffeilng from scve. e \V uoup' mg C ugu for sev-
eral Weeks, and w. is so much brt. ken of lest at high
:hat—by excessive coug hing aud- :oss ot‘ sleep—he
cousilmiion and ge. oral health seemed to be givmt
away. Various reme'dcs or. palliativcs we1e1ecom-
mended by intima c nelghbot s, but nothing was trlei
util our attention was called by a physio all not. no“
inn practice to Dodd’s N elvulc. This lie pr curt-d illil'
commenced using at once—wi‘ .han'eil'ec' immediait
and -'1u1p ising. As the convulsmns lte e hlrdest :1
night, ue began by,5 Wivmg the Nei'vinc on her going
to bed. The tlrst do: e administered model a mores
sion, the cough became less 1‘ cquent, and-very mncl.
less severe—she soo‘u got her accustomed sleep—.1111
idly 1evaed in health and vigor—and in 11 few days
was as well as ever. What was left. of the Whooping
Cough was the. ear er 0qu t ouble. of course I can-
not lit consider Dudl’ s Nervii .e and Invl orator al
invaluable remedy for this dislrc ssing ‘mala y. I may
add. that I have since recommended it to covers
it in every ca'se to be equally succc- sful. In need.-
only to be known to come into universal demand.
\.’V PELKETHI‘
For sale by Druggists. Pilce One Dollar. ‘ Swl
$5000 ling my new and valuable f7lve1d1'on.
Add est-J. AGEAltN, 63 Sec. .Snd s': ., Baltimore, hid.
FRANK MEAD as 0035 "4
LADIRS’AND GENTS’ Confectionery, Ice Cream,
and Dining Saldon, Gazette Building. .
ObnfeotioneryI
Manufactured for thc Wholesale and Retail Trade.
And a largoo and very choice varic: y kept constant!)
nhand for the re. a1I trade.
All c oindies offered for sale are fresh.
AVID .
Pure MOlasscs Candy,
Fresh every day.
Ice Cream Candy, COCoanut. Paste, Bar
Icy Cocoanut,Japanese CocoanueJ‘rnfl
N tits, and
Havana. Cigars,
Constantly on hand at Wholesale and Retail in any
quantities.
PHILADELPHIA ICE CREAM,
Manufactured for the saloon, and also, for FamiLe'i
' and Parties.
FRANK Nun. Cuzs'rnu B. Douams.
DOCTOR NESRITT’S
cough syrup.
The best remegy for
COUGHS, AND COLDS,
For sale by n. 111'. a: o. s. rnowrr'r.
G. warm 'SELLECK,‘
SUCCESSOR to is e firm of Meeker k Seller-1'. '1
Main 8t" keeps constantly on 11: nd a freshstcsk of
Family’ Groceries.
CHOICE PROVISIONS, FLOU? SOAPSL DRIED
FRUITS, CANNED FRUITS, and EltRIFqS CAT.
SUP, TLAVORINU EXTPAL'TK. &C. This weir!
known stand w ill c liitiliue to sustain its present re
.kltlul] for kccp no ti: o best (1‘ everything, and SE
INC AT THE LOWEST POSSIl- Ls. PRICES.
lyd
Mast Perfect aild Successful
liaivesiel Iii wills World. '
l’n eleven years the sale of. tho uncrmru has
increased from 75 nlnchlncs 10"0.030. in a'
single season, and over 109,000 are now in use in
the United States. .
It has rrcclml the Highest Premiums at the most
important Field Trials men 11th in any country.
‘ he (‘rcnt Durability has been thoroughly
rum hllshcd. and it is everywhere known and re.
(localized on the
Standard cl" Excellence in Muterlttl and 4
trorkmnn'shln, us well no Perfectlbn 'of Prln.
c n e.
Valuable improvements added for 1869.
Manufactured by
ADRIANCE. PLATT & C0"
16’: Greenwich St. N. Y.
Innuflwtory. Poughkoopale. N. Y. .
' Circulars forwarded by mail.
8...
. Business Cards, Tickets, and, ' 4
TflfiP’m 3.3. 4
ddfleld, 7 .
all concen cd, plea coal! and examine, or send for ,
with COMPLETESUCCESS. Mollie. a, TRY IT, nnc‘
family friends. in l kc circumstances, and have anm ‘
a year can be made by live agents rei- '
CHOCOLATE CAROMELS,
b
eating:
Carp
. Oil Cloths ;
- noting...
Druggets ;
ltccclvcd direct from Auction and lhc'manufsctory, a
“'7 large and wcllIselected stock of all kinds of
goods in the 011mg line, all of which will be sold at
the lowest market prices for, cash.
Carpets made and put down,
when desired: -
, if c. .1. 'GRUMAN. ‘-
AYRSHIRE BULL,
“ LAWRENCE DREW.”
First Prize Yearllrig at the New En land F141? 868.“ Sept
and airfield County alr,1868.
PEDIGI‘EE:
Calved July 4146, 1861', bred by S. M. Jan. Wells,
Neihersilcld. Ct.
'Sma: Alcck Christie out of Dolly 8d, (66)' ,
ed. John Anderson (33) out of Elite;
3d. Zachary Taylor (75) tut of Cowau. -
4th. Prince Albert imported by Capt. Randall. _
DAN: llerryton 2d importedd. by H. II. Peters ant
winnei of (’ )prizes in cotland.
Services (6) Flue Dollars in Advance.
FOR SALE FOR SEED, \VARRANTED:
EARLY ROSE. 66 cents per pound.
HARRISON, 96 rer bbl.
EARLY GOODRICII, £8 perI bill.
MEADOW FIQRM, Darlen, Conn.
041- BOX. No. l o Darien Depot, P. 0.
LAZA'4 revs &. mole rats
Celebrated Perfected Spectacles
AND EYE GLASSES.
.9 The legend inc; easing sales cf these
SUPERIOR GLASSES. ~
is a sure proof of their superiority. We _were salts
.led that they would be appreciated hate all else‘vl hers
1nd that the reality of the advantages cn‘ereu l
1":ell'e4r8 of our beautiful lenses, viz, - the ease am
1 mfurt, the assured and eadil asceria ned lmpr .111
nent of the sight, and the bri liauo assistance thi
ive in all edges, were in themselves so as parent c-
1111], that the result could not he othei'w in man 1'
ms, in the almost gene. a! adoption of our CEIJ
iRATED PE RF EC 't'hD SP}. 0' l ‘ALLS by the res;'
.ients of this locality.
Vi ith a full knowledge of the value of the assertio
we claim that ihey ale ll. emost perlect optical aio
:ver manufacturcd. To those needing Spectaclesm.
mum at all times an ‘opportunity of procuring th-
rest and most desirable.
L. WEED, lVA’lflCHMAKER k JEWELER, n
has always on hand a full uses rtment. suitable for c1
lry dimcul' y.
E‘ We take occasion to notify the Public that '1':
.mp'oy no pediars, and to caution t 0111 aga 'nst tiles-
)retending to have our goods for sale. .53
‘1 TATEMEN '1‘
or run
:3 .
Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance 00.
F011 1111: Yuan 1'11me JAN. 1. 1869.
1
arc- s ms.
Premiums rcceivcd dnrln" the year ...... $1,748,111 3
interesti'ecclved during year .......... . 1 7,1110 1
Total lucomc for the y_ear.' . . ... ..... $1,350, 838 1.
manuals—suns“. _
Paid claims by death on 81 policies. ...... $166, 95‘ a ti
’aid c. mmlssions and salaries to agent...229,tf.'1 t
Paid dividends and forpolimes surrendered 1 78, 570’ 1
_ Paid phys. ciaus' l'ec'I salaries,1.1xes, print-
-llis receivable amply secured.
urnllule at home and branch office
. 1,898,154
12 664
0181888, 1887 and 1868,
4 or III!
Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance Cc
Nulnber of policies iss‘uedT in :8? 4 1
387
H (6
.381
. Increase of 186': over 18456, 841 per cent.
is - 1563 it 1580, 100 u
‘n-
Amount lusn'ed in 1866 —
u h I 1887
u , u’
Ineomeinliseo — 5 848,897
“ 867 1,119,044
“ nos
Increase of 1867 over 1866 88 per cert. ’
1368 1866 198
'$l.4.’ll'.314 9
2,118,34s'
68 3 ,864,080 1
Increase of l§61 over 411966. 62 per cent.
'1“. 1'1
Rec’d from interest in 1861—4 $1 ’0, 1'99 23
1’s. 1! in lo tea in 186! .‘ 101', 100 00
'? received fir interest over I sees paid—813,699 8
'iec’d from in.e: est in 1868 $187,660
.Paid in l lsses in 186s ' 66, 950 66
_ Receivedfor interest over tomes paid— 20, m_ f
4 44 ' F54
J. F. Bums, Secretary.
t 808
FESSENDEN, Profilidenlt:
I
. -.---L='.‘ .
The Great Quitting} Remedy for Children
Jontuins :NOXMORPHI'NE' OR. POISON
DUS DRUG; sure to Regulate flu Barrel:
4 tllays all Pain, -: comets Acidity of tliI
Stomach; makes sick and weak childre:
guests and nunrnr'; cures Wind Coli1
3riping, Inflammation of the Bowcls‘, am
1!! complaints arising from the cfl‘ccls' o:
Teething. Call for ”other Bailey's Ql'u'etl'nIi
Syrup, and take his other, and you are saj‘. '
; Sold by' Draggists and all dealers in Med
1cine.
' . A. n‘tCHAlu'ls, New London, Cont... ',
' Agent for the United States
A large assortment at E. K. LOCKWOOD’S.
DEMERIITT’B NORTH AMERICAN
O .A. TAR RH
‘ HEREBY!
Tni‘tesidetslie‘fil 1:3 lea-anttouu in theWorld
" oavau.Feb l! 1869.
MISSED. D. J. Denim k Cm—Ganrsz—Por tho
JOOKS 1&4 W810 unloads bound toordor. 4‘ I. em I have been standardi- from the
. . of PRINTED in :. Colored Inks, Bronzes, or plain Black imam ble Wise Citarrhglt’gr'ledgi nmoalv
' RCELAINR DETEBREJ: the trade-mark of 4 _ but. failed'tn’et “minim-lint!” met!": I 11.
EPclbe best Table Clocks imported. it is superior . — ' halved more n'ellt from one package 1 an all othel
51 Stone China: and ”moment-lug transparency) ‘ I to one page. [cheerfully recommend it to all whom
. Maneb" m'?,;‘:, “an tell the «nuclease ,,. Ink, on White or Colored (333., in the be“ m“ .ronbled wiih that disease. (4 I(31.1w: l. AUSTIN.
I-l4ough the price is about half that of French China. . . . > ' I This testimony is a sampge gym I? at we are dang-.5:
4 ””14 444 4 4 '44 "N 4 ' K4 LOCKWOOD. 4:43.2c'e41f11’flangoevrer 1351,3133” tenlarvri
. Giant 1.19.1149! oi” w -* emu-gm any». human-t 1n nI‘niin'am-rva co.
~ 11.314 ,_ tow - - ~+ e m 4.1.4: . . 31;? cell—”1‘1. Org-.513; } ”~:;‘_)~_ - M” . ,>: nosing fixth'g'dilxl
PAUL, Agent.
10.1
lug, postage, audit 1 other expenses" .. 113, 3 2 ' 4
Total expenditures durlngyear. . . ..... 5658,43;
' A2 ss'ro.
Loans on real estate .................... 48 761, 9‘0 0
tank stocks and railroad bonds ........ 213,150 1'
U. S. Realstercd and Sta e bonds. . a . . . 198,665 (
tariforil’ City gas light company stocks. 8,955 0
loans on coilnternl tecnrlry ...... 23.442 1'.
ash on hand and in banks ........... '5 . 1951624 :
\ccruediu' crest- and do.” on ed premiums . 86,778 7
Amountln the hands of agents, audio
' course of transmission .............. 256.365 9--
Total Assets of the Company. . . .. .. 83 ,664,060 A
_ Number of policies issued during the year 1518.25
-‘ Amount insured during the year.. .. 822.83.!“
Total amount of Ice 'es paid ......... “$043.7;
PABLE or comranlsONs '4O4F r1111 nusmns. .
Crookery, China, and Glass Ware. s
Withdrawn smallest ,
I: : sacral Agents for Conn. and
“1110‘s Albion-=1.
Amman mums.
Pains, one, mow GLASS, and,
ar Lovrsr cask Parana.
The subscriber has now in Store and is constantly
retalvingdu eel. film!) the manufacturers a full assort- .
mean ‘of «little above: denomina‘tlbn mud to
this market, which will be sOId either wholesale or re- '
tall at lowest New. York prices,
\
ems, dead, rim, and mortise, of all kinds.
' Linguists, rim, mortise, all kinds.
KN OBS, Silver Plated, Porcelain, and Mineral.
NAILS, cut, pres.cd, wropght And horse.
Climax Table and Pocket, a large assortment.
GUNS, double and single barrels.
PISTOLS, Revolvers and single barrels.
f IIlOVaild STEEL, fall assortment Of sizes andklnds.
0411111401: spawns, Axles, bolts, clips, kc.
asmc'anrmdt. biennium, full assortment.
PAINTS and 011.8, of the best manufactures.
4 BUBDICK’S
thiOnai llay Cutter
SOHETBIING entirely new, patented July 80th. 1867,
will cut it. 1y, Straw or Stalks, nearly or quite
files as ra idly anally other cutter inuscnnd Milli:
but little-a] r to 0 rate it. Call and see th’e'm. For
Rnlelly 3&0 . CSTKD‘ET, Agent for Norwhlk and ad'-
; was. -
A4UGI41’S Raw BoneSupei-Pl'. hate Of Lime, a
valid article, together with a in supplyof Bards
wile, Agricultural Implements, I on k Sm Window
“HIE, WELLO , a a m o
numovan.
The Union Marble Works .
NO'RWALK, CONN, 4
4HAVE been removed from Pbmnlx Block, to the
building form'erly occupied by William Glover,
s‘ecllanlc Stveet, in _the rear of the new Bank Build.
The sub: -cril:er, formerly of the 611111 f R. Price
n, i-- now prepared to furnish every kind of
h
iItalian and American Malble,
! GRANITE, DRAP, OR BROWN 81 ONE,
2 . , , - I
M O N U M E N T
Slabs. Tab‘ets, Sinks, kit, as well as Mantlea and
furniture Slabs in generalhnnd punished at the low-
. a p cos.
Cemelry Fencing. lu- lalng, 8h,
furnished and put up at short notice and onvery
favorable terms. -
Representing an eataflilahm'ent the oldest and best
mom of any in Wes ere Connecticut, the subscriber
eels that its reputation for artistic“ excellence and
Ouorable dealii g is already too well established 11.
teed commendation. Address
' E. B. PRICE, Agent.
:Norwalk, April 61h, 1868. . 31':
LADIES
our THE
M O D--,L
-. _llanufacturcd and sold by
n ' ' '
t
E. H. PARKEEL
1nd you will wear no other. They are lhv
Best made and Best Fitting Chisel
in the Market. 4
v
Ii’ou will also find it to your advantage to
i1
HOOP-SKIRTS
Cr run MANUFACTURER.
buy your 4
vs have on hand a full assortment of ill-4
_4 ~tesl4and most fashionable styles at price:
vhich make them the cheapest goods in
4' 1W".
_ Our stock of
But: one
AND'
Dress . Trimmings '1 .
44ve shall sell without regard to cost, as w.
visit their roomer other goods.
4 We haveagoode'aasoriment Of . '
Lamps and carton-Ewe '
at satisfactory prmes.
noon sail-to and Oarsels.
.' Reds to 4 Order, and
, venture unnatural.
14-414. n.1unnnn, -.
Opposite the Nov-walk Hotel.
11359-3:
NEAYDTIFR‘ and DALI. LIGHTS for— mo
E. K. 1.00
gIJ sans, soldby ., swoon;
:aLovma, uracil-m unit m it»
jg; Slim—D. at '~,..-___ [Minsk
LTL— kl—Ddl 04L DRIED ”FRUIT-’86 "
. u. 0. “NLRB & BRO.
Agents Wanted..
31 10 To 915 MADEINADAYselilng [lord’s
Two-u Great new. vln ll, Don bl
Iap'n' or lifeline Lla- hailed, v‘mh «.011.
0111111 Culprits-l Map of the ‘Uni. sates,“ on-th
tel. 0' , byevery Famllv, Bolton! and Librar-
.lhela‘ndv lb mayd’a Talent Reverie,:b ifwlflc
therlap canbe thrown trout. rte, on 86.01
'ortll moo. Send money hr Sample Map first. an
nulls-sums. kc. a .
itgents Wanted in every County"
Lara-'0. Dist-hunt- M «do.
2 We! WAD. TRQWDBIDG New Haven, Ct.
11 Island.
ml-
. “'w km i
”LJAAAJ ulna-”547$." iii-v. ap‘ .‘
411“?“
J
r
Vew York Advertise-em
qmaflwx wkifwt,
’.54:L4 .’.
(Successors to 415.4. Datum.)
clonal i; ' 111111111
Nos. 70 a 7'2. BOWERY near Consist,
I 'NIW 4410.3,
iii; the SEASON- with an mmassnn
sinned- emailed.
Willa
STOL
and Style. Largo and MemtAas
Youths’ and Ghfldren' s Clothing
Into De m equal Islet-
of trill-st delights awtgg'llnioxgdlgonhfi
rib 01.011111, Gunman,
4 Furnishing Goods' in Great Variety.
SPRING UNDERWIA R. llOSIERY G V
RAVATS, 1111s. vacuums: an 1.0 3'"
_ Shirts made to or. er and guaranteed o 6‘.
Prices lower than any other establishment in the ei.y.
gS‘A'LJ CTIGN Swelt- I034 HUM!” MWRNED.
nutmnsuumuls
In great variety and at pages from
$10, $12 50, 317 150.3201.) $30, and upward
MANUFACTURED BY
THE PENBHIYN SLATE 00.
Also “earths, Tiles, (listens, Baths, Slabs, Urinals
BILLIARD TABLE BEDS,-
Slabs, plain and enameled. slate Wink made to o:-
der. circulate rent on applies an.
Quarries and lanulhetory, I. dd e Granville, N. Y.
Warchcu. e and how R00 coma, ,No 40 Wes Blah-
.e‘euth 81., betweenFiflh and Sixth Aves.- N. Y.
mazaa JONES, hanger.
Furnaces
' ' and. Retrace'a.
L those in want of Ranges and Furnaces, would
I.
A4 do well locallaud examine our stock before
purchasing.
BBAMIIALL, DEAN}: &4 464304.,
24.47 461 249 WATER STREET,
Nllw roux.
irARialsox's turnovrn EUROPEAN RANGES,
: turnovnn rusxcn nanomltlraov-
no cost roux ACES, anomaas,
OVENS, .10., ac.
1.0111111; 1.111.011,
Broadway. cm'nernfflrand Street,
Grand Street, corner of Cbrystie,8trect.
NEW YORK,
ABE OFFERING BARGAINS IN
sinks, DRESS Goons
'LAGES, ROSIEBY, PARASOIS,
And _a general assortment of r 4
DRY GOODS
And are Selling
Cloaks, Shawls and Linens,-
at an actual
a
Loss of 2I_5pe4r' (out.
conunnuN HALL,
Carpet Warehouse,
3'81 Grand Street, New York.
HERE a lull assortment of Velvet, Brussels
Tn poetry, 'l‘hiee-Ply'andb lnmln coipeta, with
14 is: .‘ge stock of .OlLClntla, cache found
prices for cash. . . . AD
have 25 Per Cent.
' ' BUY YOUR
SILVERWABE
0f the linuhetnrms. '
FORD &- 1019?“;
4 Saiesrooms Nos. 181 and To! Ill-Oslway, Corner
I01 01!: Street, New York. .
IRVING SAVING! INSTITUTION,
. I NO 96 WARREN STREET, N. Y. ‘
4IN'1‘ERE9'1‘ allowed at the rate ‘of 6 per cent. on all
sums or $6,003 and under. free “Government tax.
Open daily from to to 3 p.111
A—TI. ER ll. CON EKLIIN, President.
-\'4A’Nnmil.‘r 1.. 3081086, Secretary. , 1le
Third Avenue: avings Bank.
Present lien on“. 65,2 59,000;
Sta-yer cent. interest
Tax ,) on installments from £1 Ito 35,0011- I
.A 1.1. 'dcpoaitgmade on or before the oath Of Janua-
Aprll and October- win draw intent.
.I’=rurn a first of them months. '
‘f
frometo
lay, Wednesday and Saturday firenln
PIN R“ esi'delltls’s
it’ll: n. 111311th I"?-
GREAT SALE OF
IMOURNINC GOODS
F'ldoi‘l. Al C'jIIllDN.
BLALK SILK‘!
Also; agr'eat variety Of Traveling Dresa’Gooda.
IL—onecaeeofl’o llgAlgaeu ateoceti.
0
the.
worth $1, One cannot De. all Wool, at 66
mm worth :1 15, one case at .e latch, loco-ls,
Jaoxsoitinxocnimvu ”can,
In. '1 1W!-
'Bet.48 rin kPrinoeSts. opposite“! 0011..
_ p 3 ’ j{throats
Dr. Burton's Tobacco Antidot—
of billing,”
ply for 111s - 1.1 " ' m
A B J Warden of fi 48. State Prison.
. v“ ' ‘ . -
[m 1 III: \ 11!! Dr Bnflon'iAntidotefor ,5
' . W. IAN ls. Val. Ink, Norah-11,, u ...;7
Float m .a or Ian Var.-
Llr human 04 1 4A4.v4r, I IUIGI, I‘m—l have used
thaAi-ltklolavith wan . -» It incur 1|“!!ny
cksron.
A Cteucvxa a Tun-0111.0“ Box or Author:
curedmyb . . as! myself. II at
its W. Suonnanu. '
P111111 rule 111.101: Enrolment
Ian [gust rt in nude
Osmium—Beware of humbug lmitatl
[Trudmrk x Copyrighted]
ELLIS’ PATENT SELF BEGULAI'ING
HOT' WATER APPARATUS,
For Warming and Ventilating
DWELLINGS, rustic BUILDINGS,
GREEN HOUSES, kC.
CHARLES R. ELLIS, .
canine STREET,
Semi for a circular. ' New York.
.21. ’ln-us. liridcepuit: Doom: Bun, Black Rock”.
UNITED STATES
FLAG DEPOT,-
isa sown s'rnEEu',
Near Peck Slip. ' NEW YORK.
POLYTICAL BAN NERs
OIE W! 23$ KIND. 4
Ens! a Jacks ll 8 a! k as" on hand
.~nd magdle’to ord’er m1. 3%.“. e'o'ni. Eileen. Order:
iron: abroad will receive prompt atte I
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