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PATENT SBWINGIIACHINES. “£3,235“ "'"w‘r’n 3’”... 5,10,, dfitm ' GREALT “1:9.me Sale! Mfiovfirm 5 . .5- 555. 55 ,. 5 . .. . mm 5”, opened mm, m“ w ’5 - a L . j
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Tuesday its 25th 1869-: ““m mm". ."2‘ .5 5. "3°" Elfin...” grosses... “mats 332“” ““3” “" FAA“ ”ASAP"? Am mom AND S'rllBL . .5.. SE53... 3.5%.? his... 5555...... ’ 55.55.55. “' “mm” A" ”N”,
I y i THIS CHEESE.” has no equal ”05:.“ e at e or any v iaeturoi’s. Pittsburgh. , qtit . 1 . _ .’ Ln anon, “on. and other L g :2 A. .M r15“; Sink. 6 00 A M AflVEIiLAelLlngLved t(o tbrelr new rooLiLns in the Plattholr;
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DEBIT“. 328:3 abutt elmogifigc 11:01 LL Mantel], Agtlééfi' 1m mmmgrflgo Lon .11 “ML. AGENTS WANTED IFOR TEE 1869' - Posl?:::‘ta§ma?e'aex:r:s $33318; ilk- g 3g :‘L £88313:in Ex. g ii: 3 old store) wheret ey have a. very large assortment of
The world is old and the world is cold. braid. quilt. cordrb 9'“ i“- . “erlt. made Ill 0" 93““ Bank to com- . ”f 7 " . .- 5 5 _ kinds, gapeflo, s 35 is New Hayen. 00 55 ,
And nevera di ‘ rarities affix, 5E:Lm"‘°ii’.i‘w‘m‘ ll? can mence on the tibial 13:; ogllia‘tlontvbn l‘lbxt suéceeding «A5 v‘ 5, . ~ ~'-' . ' 5 AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT, .l‘iiakes. Linnila Lace l“’Poslrstlt at grant erybal‘gliinS. 9 03 “ New York 3 25 u Furniture of every description,
“ m” in a few the d v N Treasurer. . 5 5 5 . Special attention is called to the a u .. New Haven Ex. 44 u
. Out of the 116th ills sun roiled. be comprehended by the moat inexperienced eposlt. 8.Y. 81‘. Jon , _ . 10 on n N T 9 A, 3...“, reduced prices
Th“ mn‘m“ "1"“ “’°" "" “MA ”sushi-'fl "“ ”‘ ”will” emit?“ a”; ' 1'" °"'""’ An" & 18”" - ” ----- ' 5 ' ' ‘ ‘ Hoslery Department. 10 so 5- n2. Silt Ex. 1? if. 3
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WNW“ circuiiwsiicsssi. 5.2:...SA-W “AA-“Am“ “gm-v.5, or THE CONFEDERACY- . 5 ..5...,...., m5... 5......55 st...i-'°'A-A'A'A’A=-’A"-“ viii‘i'r-Atésrgm Sign $33? 5 ”"““""“’
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The WA. A $38111). HAYNES Errors. Avon's. . .03 m m, m. Anmwmm wmfigmgfimofi fitnm..d‘:_ G - - . .5 5 - and c Gloves. relations and moroi- i ll .. N0: 11?va i ii .. in all its branches
rider v . ,“ . DOWN = led Parlor,‘1 Chm and dScbool organs. new and :mm in the minds 6,0 “,5. obtain it. in”... arpe lng (cries sensual. 0. ve PW stock at lowest prices 1 35 2: New Haven Ex. 1 59 it
And the also" are‘ drearysss or‘pt‘in. -d-hartSecon at low primaries-h. or cold on ”MM mu m on... 0011me 5 as East 14th so, nton Square, LY; a If No rain. 2 34 .. ,
WfllF PH"! 0‘5““ “5‘“ “d " . , with th mm' 'hinBe dtba . 41' LOWEST CASH PRICES 3 It " New Yolk Ex. 3 n .. FURNITURE. ' FURNITURE 1 3
Out of the darkn‘eaaiwettaud clear. Green _Home rlants. , .0. It“ 8 lg, - leaders.I 5% m, “f“? yfllwmd LOW PRICES 3 on it New York 3 as " '
There “we-(1 “an inning mmu'mww' A. 8°" m mum k. “its?" NABIAOAGAL I m“ a” haerlberli‘ni town Storeaild 'is- constantly A A" ' " A ' ' ' . i :3 1: Ngw all; Ex :23 3 anitnrOTBTBInrehons‘c
‘2' ' -: acriti tionof the wor A as - . '-5 5 - n - ,.
M 9 ' lvin direct from the mannfacturersa full assort- IN a _ A - 4 40 u . , on u
5 H‘$.55.W°‘,..rlovimo‘im 15.2%? W A £3,303 "8 1"“ °°-' ”“"°“’"‘" .5.... 011 Cloths ; . fimgsmmiwSSAA'iA'BS‘MS on. » and GI" 3' gig .. $3833. . 2.. .. T555 5.15A5ASAAASA5ASASALSA3.50.555... .5
5 Verbenaa, n lendld lot at'fb SC . ' -~ mar 0 W '0 erw 0 e 0? ' . ‘ 5 ‘ New York Ex. 5 80 “ u
oggnggggggmmggg , Star ASLSAN..5_......,5.:A.5535333 m,” SEA}, Mme... mom: T3139- TmrfB‘Al’k' D”A°n2h°l’)' - melon-AA" Arum 5 Cheaper than Ever. g3: :: Acts". 3:; ;; aggl’firtyttd‘éfiii‘ini:‘ifléi‘indrfiii‘fli‘?
' a“ Irces, v '3'" Natural Leaf. per/cctly pure (Tom 4‘0” pure. - 5 ._ _ ‘ 5 . W ’ KBD no a 3. u - . - - “ e-n- e es, Card Tables Marble-top Pier'i‘ables,
“6 m 8"” "mm the M“ pm" 1 a”??? mg“ Ludo-lib ”mingling:- mum“ AM “I’m“ 01‘6”“ W room. our com" Went-tam - . 55.‘ {5 5 5 .5 LOCKS. dead. rim. and mortise, of all kinds. . ”‘1' GOOD? "A“ WK r 17 u g: Bill's}. : i: " galleivilrlgiiesé.mem°n “he“. Chm And mckm
" Til. V0?” isfalst. “”8““ worldbe fair, ed ones, now ready for setting 0mm,» 17.. Mlguqfactufd,‘ Vanantodforowafl- MedanPoreelain (not war), over oaloio fire. Do- Mattmgs ; LATCHBS rim mortisc all kinds. , N E ,A B L Y 0 N E H A L F a g :3 :2 £3 $.32. : 13 1: Looking Glasses, Picture [cl-”neg,
‘WWNW'MSMWA ' > ’ ’ ’ ' ' White Cbina'i'eaSets. 44 ieccs 80 L0 is ' and eve th a
And never a heart fl pure. I laid. Fl Inhdeoua Ind of six first- I‘lmflflm mead CW- . > . . P l .5 3 40 No Train 9 or " ry In... ."else in the Furniture line, cheap for
And lo! the curtains of whit- arms but. clu- “ff ”{3 I W W“ “a m healthy “m“ ‘V m 1"“ Pm '3'” moss, Silverrltied, Porcelain. and Mineral. I: 3%?8fifidfiflg' get, 1;; '.. 2, 0,, g 07 :1 New Yorlr Ex. 0 31 " gffi Kerwin. Promptly done by experienced wor k-
! l Prle cash and the balance in Hon 1' . darts» and Malta: class at natives use no otiter. , 5 , u i .5 29 New Haven Ex. I 9 49 “
“e “”9"“ 3°” °' - m” '-5 2“,.“ A. 3“ “AR-i '“h “‘1 I” “m c"silo drt° end-hind Instruments at great ins. til lustrlted m. e... . . Pm 01““ 1‘0““ 8°“- 11 3 W 10 lo .. No Train. 10 so .5 U N n E n T a K r N c,
’Andtbeiispof ‘ . i m" dd thisspring.. “£31.13 "If C til 0 mailed. Warerooms, 41 Broadws N. Y. “'3 celebrated Teawasfirstin ‘1 are a NAILS, cut, pressed, wrought and horse. " Parisian China Dinner mPlatel, per don. 1 80 a ,
g .1 ,L , {"5: C583}. L. a. [outlive can trot 1A1” “gag. ”23. S 02“ HORACE W A RS , 03mm. Tn Coplaratlvlw in ”Kay, 1808, what: :13. _ Drug ets . . . u Parisian China TcaPla r15 30: N lk EDWIN LOCKWOOD, Pres. Aligtagflassorlltncgt osfhcomdgs, 0:310 best materials
. ., . ‘1_ .. , t M mare, . , 00 on all ran ,
1 0‘ 0020““!an $11.33..” ”fit .11; glabtglaflaid lit-1mm Walnut]. If;1 mfet LLtLlLiAZInch‘nnliqull 8- . #g 5 _ ’ (WHERE mum and Pocket, 0 “'89 ”3°11“an . $1.13 3318160th ts 11 htlcl 10. at!” °"“‘,‘,‘,’,’“"’ 9 no orwa Dec. “th' 1868' eyegyltihi‘lllé Beeffisary fouheblt’iaiféngog‘relltgsgfif 3;]:-
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COIIBPONDINOIo . {Pang-[wt “5:301? e Wig! L203! 16?: _ . :‘ls’orgr'esm that tillo Compsu' 'oa't once“I mhdoaam , ' ‘ ' . omva double and single barrels. Siglirefllimavr'etman Cutlery; 1‘” mwfhfifi‘fié’ -GREEN’S CITY EXPRESS, t A hnew 81111:: veblggant cbwgfi bod; militia... by
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, ; mm! “fl“‘m‘m" "' namv fifinmt't°.?mlninre We in" D ave Jnatrocelived Received direct from Auction and the manufactory,a ”31.0“, n. o a. is. Mod for the Country Successor to A. B. ALLEN. ”e”: “s e” 9 Emmi. RAYMOND
-- ‘ ‘ iGitcl‘io; .W L386. i liml.” of the firm of Lyon. Amado. the first invoice fonhi'i mew will , ' w“ “‘3“ w" 5 EADI-EY’S , THE ,ggfdggsifnlgd 111111?an purciLiaiifed the entirfia iii-
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On this Sifldmm “m d" 0" his WM“. [I gm ' Earl‘hl'lt‘v’iiilllt' :gslliitepyfi'rd’ n ,cllliisclilegggapcsé - - mom“ STEEL: “A“ “mum 0' "1°“ “Sm“- more of the Cooper Institute Black Fourth Ave- nets. would inform the public. that at or ers left lip. F U B N l T U R E '
N ttiii ii d. F0 L _ Tea known; and the Coman 1,1?" “1.. the ”a... '61” large and wall pleated stock of all kinds of . . . nu‘e, between 7th and Sth Streets, If", York. on the Slates in the Norwalk Post Office, or at Geo 11E subscriber” is new pro tired to offer to the pub-
nture it! P11 E 011 01‘ MW firs-I. an mum WILSON STRAW— — . cucogllngtoscaldaan untrue" ' mm”, mmmend 1. {mm mm 5 . 5 CARRIAGE spmas. Axles. bolts, clips, ac. Remember tile HIDDLqumBlock. Jennings ’NewsDe wfllbe promptly attended T lic at his old standin est ort, as 00d an as-
decking herself with “WWW 50, 000° BERRY PLANTS. Price 84.00 and tolli will“ WWII“: 30-" mo ssassea the thr and strap “(1.4 if. ‘L‘iiLagfiagod taken to. an Rfront all the trains on N. sortmelltf of p g
‘bongbs when‘ A'n‘gw" hm m 'thCrblg in uiwrl, ,ooo. T831” who Wood. healthy NIL!“- “Healing to '“it“ 80m. Dimer" aghial¥g£?t$gm roperties o ”umgiggekélnd’ Green, goods in the Carpet line, all of which will be sold at AGRICULTURAL nilALlrrmM's, full assortment. SPRING, 1869.. ’ H. 1. .1“, p'wpm. ,f §,-,,,,1§;,:11g;g’,,sgggggggg CABYNET FURNITUBU
’ payment” "me 5 H ‘ .. ‘ ' . . ' > 'r kl ,nain n as b r a -
the trees, and when Win90 and women LEGBAND 'OOiISTOCKA .‘Costar S Bucitthorll Salve L h?&ii§.“‘°’“£fiifib°iri‘¥ifiifi'v‘§i's'§m _ -» 5 5 5 _ '. . rams and arcs. of the bestmaunfactnres. 3- M- VARIANT. 5‘ SON, wrilllcatéltd mitt‘iriifilffil‘rfrcrimi”'ruspmflilitgrllil ges‘f’E’oii 3231811] nfiflbidsggfinéi’afil: 3: 3.33523
with theirLlsl'es and Pallla, lra ”king .- .- 5 5 5: . never knowm- up. “an“. tu nos is,” melowutmmflt d f cash. (SneecasorstoF. B. 3.0m) altos, c The patronageofthe pubA leis res ect nliy 80 “line At any other establis ment.
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1 1°" dd mend“ "I” 1“" “W1 m" “n ““0 “'@.m“’,.‘ t’“ "viimi‘poofl'lflggrliede- in my- house if it cost 8500.0! orl. bad to travel allthe willbe filled at the to living in Carpets made and put down, No. 70 3, 72 BOWERY near Canal St., . in! New and merit-5mm. Glam"! “A “A
of time 8 changes. the friends of boyhood. “mgfim We“ will‘dé'tiann cO’lelsrock.°' WI! WNW 5“?" form" - 1,... Sept 5, 30mm “m ".° 3“" 95"“? “P PW"? 3“ m“ T“ . so Olma entirely new, patentedJuly soth,1ssr, ' "5;, 103‘ » corms annnoons,
n 4 ’ _ l A’ will cut Ea Straw or 3.] near] or its ’. Where ma be found a full assortment f C ill s.
and college dSYS, “kn“ to the Aoul mmugh For Sale A... All Mill!“ mnoimé ll it. ' {slugging ¥::lsggmmallglzéllvzggl°§eflg:ficfieg' 5 , ‘ twice urll dlngs’imyother cutter lighter null refill?!“ Will 0 the SEASON with an UNSURBASSED which will be furnished in the best DOSSlbl: mifllngrr
cherished memories, friends who have trav-. ' liflll O 5 "a” an ordering can do ”'1 m full assurance. Fm (1,051?“- but little is too to it. Call and see them.’ For T0012? and fit short notice. A Hearse will be furnished when
eled all along the journey of life with me,L on} 0‘: “3’9 ”$33.18.?“ 3; mm. 'is, ‘ , 7, that the whole or'aay plrt- sails to suit, it maybe / ' tam LVZMJJ. smug Agent for Norwalk sndL ld‘ SPRING “momma; desired. - ENOUD, wesiport, Ct.
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* ' ‘ ' - - BAUGB’S Raw Bone Super-Pa hate of. Lime, s ”A Y e. “ em 5°
Will BfiCk ‘0 In. like I" 5m A m - 5 ' SEEM ”ONCE?“ ‘ matter of convenience ‘ Hard- ' - Will leave Pier 87, foot of Market Street, eve alter.
with a thousand new {lulled—unfladged l'l ' G. anF, , ' ”Qua-I'd, ”parafim to'the public we are arranging with Apothecaries and 2823!: “Eli’ifi'm Jgfimlli‘sfifie'l‘r’i’i. tlll’indovv Youths and Children’ 8 Clothing ternoon at s 45 o’clockhund from foot 34th an at I
friends is worse off than the Wandering 1““ °f “mam” N" “m" ' ARB HIS "mm“ “1"" a" ”mm” m “t ” ASE “ {or am“ mm m w‘ 0' SIB. " Cn'mmm ”mum '1‘” ”“3““! "”9“” gilrbignmtggflt iflfi‘éfiifinfibflfi?
’ ’ - t Oil? - f out do rable stock of Business and Donna- ' '
curs. summons, and nunssss LAIDBS HAIR. selling our rest and Coneesintheir locality; a lions. o in any. “mum,“ m, 0,, the am", a, the R R.
Jew. Till mail- who lill ftv friends, 8nd inalls t f i Q'” mall, mugging rte CLO‘I'IIS, Cassmuuxs,
tylea. He alsohas a large aLssortmen o . VIEW!” Pd?“- Wfi“ are R E M 0 V A L -' trains. C A. D U R A N D
their adoption tried, is justified in crying
=“ Enre ” over the discovery of human hapo.
pincss
I love old songs into which the writers
have poured their souls. The dainty songs;
such as Sidney and Spenser sang to their
Phyllis‘es; old slings full of quaintnesa ind,"
delicacy and beauty which time has only
mellowed, the old songs which touch the.
heart at encased sendout responsive echos,“
not the boisterous notes of the mute of;
our modern day. The true lover of the art;
of music must. him. from the ”pet-peanut of;
the modern opera; the unflavorsd wlteji 08:
fashionable ballads, with the craving of him;
who having tasted the melloiv wine, refused.
the new,—— “ for he saith the old is better"
I love old books, over whose heads ages;
have come and gone, sparkling with wit amb
sense and solid stuff, full. 9f the collected:
wisdom of the old worthles, - old tomes gill;
clasped and vellum paged, containing thli
experimental philosophy of the minds of
their authors; not the gaudy modern trash.s
born in all sorts of. waysgd' ill all sorts of
places, whose” only merit trill their gilded
covers.“ An old book collectiop' is a Bang
clan, or as Virgil calls the world beyond the
grave tutu Islam's." It has also been called
“a city of Necromancarn” in which they
raised the dead. Do ..I wont to J.spettlr. to
. Cicero? there he' is upon the shelve.- Do I
want to chat. in the Athenian market place
. and hear news a thousand youra‘ old? Aris-
tophanes becomes my eoinpanion. The old :
books for me. _
I love old wine, imprisoned in mildewed ;
cobwebbed bottles which an today drawn
from their “ hook” in the cellar where they;
were placed years ago._ See how the im‘cL ‘
prisonéd genii 0!me leap sparkling inig'
the sunshine. .No villainous modern com? -5
pound is here: this is the molar whichAnlL';
creondmnkandof'hlcbfiorlcs‘ ‘
with which Dante pledged Boats-mining
which was theinspiration of theoldmasterlt
But moist of all I love tbs‘ old roost; wltfi
every feature of which, ascension kai
stamped my memory and which years g
absence can never «383000.11ch have been
born and garnered, the thoughts Of my bet}
I A ler nature; Hare hope, the heart’s truest
- prophet and painter has filled golden [tours
‘wilh a wreath 0f expectations and fancied
joys; Herc no presence but mine is sacred;
Every drawer in the old bureau, every
pigeon-hole in the old deskis a store-lions?
of precious mem9rms whioll' Como comically
thronging over me. Whatever 0f the best Ll
can conceive, has been conceived here ,
whatever has been dark in me, its. inspirlg
tion has purged into purity; to it through
all the world’s clamor, I turn for console,-
lion; in it through all the world’s warfare,
I tind- my peace.
But then this month dilly. besides turni-
' iiig my thoughts to the old, warns me also
5 that. the year’ sgayety which has been run-
ning “ high riot”- through the long winter
months, is at an end. The tired and jaded
devotees of fashion and society rush 08'. to
Long Branch and Saratoga to recuperate’
and prepare themselves "fer hex-t Winter’s,
. .round of excitement. 89 too, the season of
reminds me to say something of the nature
and character of the amusement with which
Chicago has been entertained during thy
Winter. The; 51i|lbli¢§jm to prefer old
things to the new in the way of entertain;
'ment’, Singular“ it may scent, and con
WWW; it has not. been chardmatter for the.
managers to give general satisfaction. Din-'-
ing the season we have had in Opera, Ilsa
Kellogg. The Ricbiug‘s Troupe and Evan’s
French Troupe, and iii the Drama, every;
. thing and everybody 00013000:dequ
scheck down to the Worrell Sisters. an
Lotta. 0f the old favorites, Joe Jell'érso
Edwin Adames and Lucille Western have
played the most successful mgagements, and
have each acquired 'n'ow laurels. The tw
who have provoked the most comment
Mrs. Biddons and Miss Alida Topp. The for}
mer of whomIAldrich the poet says, “ Sh:
is too masons reactions." is by far th.
most beautiful 'wbman‘l have nan upon tilt
stage. She‘ is a descendant of Mrs. Kemblg,
and the elder Siddons, and is, considerihl‘lj
her age, a most sacrum actress. She
mannerisms ofgesture and. mannerism of
voice, which experience and time will, how.
ever, overcomes; Her persbnation of the
charming Rosalind .ln Shakespeare, “ As you
like' i ” was SImOSt as charming as thecreafr
’tion. The successofilfiss Topp wasa mos
brilliant one. Of'all lady pianists, I hav
never ile‘lir'dlieti “lull, ardent-5w»
sucks positive command over her instrul-
meat, with such womanly grace, delicacy
.5 .. Hermanuer‘
modest and unassuming and therougltl
' artist-like, amatkedeonuastin the two'fbrb
'behalfhavebeeuso
mer respects to Miss Kellogg upon the an
«cm: 1’80 latest Dilatior'tisOlivs Lo,
gans’ “ Sin-f” which is having a most a
fol ruu- at Adkins it -isilltngnificently
mounted, and most admirably lewd. Big
most gratifying to the true lover 0f tbelegi
imate drama. that—Hr..- Nk'ins ed'orla is?1 lit
Having at
museum of one of ”Meet theairst
' this side Of New Yul-k sud amo'a't‘ excellent
. company, he has ain'led t0 present only an
comedies as are unemptioaabie in its
character, and the audiences which have
greetedROller'Aisun’a“ School"and“lfy X
Clare,"L abundantly prove that the public
taste is not so deprlhdal Opponents of the
stage wouldhavuusb'eiicve. Tbedilferencd
between the comedy— of to-day, and that o
the last century, exhibit clearly and forciblyl
thechangethathaseomeovsrtbeml,
‘Oivroii snugm and '.
The spirit of the id comedy! bear
almost DOIIWOIIIEPMII’UL our “weenie:
is reticent; ‘itia 80W Wt, episf
curesn. it reflects. heavenly the age. Wei
may well mm. wish that our mode
"ilftcouldestehollttls. ofthowarmth an
lusty abandon of a hundred years ago , but
it cannot be. M .A‘.‘ hli its on type. of
character.- -._A. 34an. g
m
is- A church at fluorine, France, has.‘
been made a velocipede race-course. ’
l"
nmkthf'm.
l and forwards!
them will receive prompt attention.
Crockery, China, and Glass Ware.
tantrum
Braids; Bands,“ Putin“: Smtohes, (50:18,:-
id's a’n'v bftlt 0W“ m'
were melee. At F. AP-E
FELL'Sznnder illichell's nrket. Ladies attendedl
to at their re'iideiicee.'
Sign? mamas-
EARLY 308E: ~ '
Dram,
HERCEI,
' PEACH BLOW, .
calm, ‘
- common,
and all otherklntis at thejlovest stirrer retest. .' ;
GEO. 0. Kill-Lilli a; BBO;
slimmest a-o'ra'slo . 5-
{Flo lost Early Potatoe tn the Market.
nil suns ‘La-Nii out with cannula.
BBIYPEBBNCB p.ast season fully con-
firms all mumps cilhhedLgl'LliltiLt'Lls neevgvarletyl
h first eluted uprin'g. n
AwereAAexbihited at the Nassachuutts HorEiAcultnral and
H'.
ham in eweoks'ia th pill“ Luigi
2 e' ‘0 o
‘ Ubiahm: 11"il'ledil-° was a‘warded byted the armor, an
aapeeislprixebyth theiat'te'r'. instances are.
mentioned where the yinghas Men over 400 bushel:
Jto tt‘ilvAatiOltof‘t’itia valuable .potatoe, I will sell;
cni
limited quail“ eat lbs. following rates—cash to so;
l’wmp'm‘poniiy m3 is cents.
or u . ta
One peck by e ress
5Buyer5 plyilk AP '
own m.
“in: “:1 users.
3:: but." m
e as’sorted tubers. -
Perfumery, Pomades & Hair Oils
can be obtained at the
Corner Drug Store.
UNITED STATES stash.
' CONNECTICUT. 5 .
roar omcs DIPABTIIBNT, 5
Wasmaro N, Am 800.
“tenements
morass... main «one
Ills B
i” (to be aim by“ the 4th £8
malls of the United States from ”Jilly“ 1, 18.0. to inns
1818.00 onthe foil tcain the State 0
NNFCTICUTIII t eecheduies of do
andlrrlvlls herein “speckled, via:
all FromN orwalk. Weston and Bedding, to Red-
(this W“ esaud six times a week'.
Leave orwa dailluy; excepts“ ay, at! p.m. , 5
will.“ “ppm (8 da te
vs 0’in. exec an a mm:
Arri'veat nor-sir p y’ '
.000 Fromm
Bakersvill
Tor-Wm to $1....ka miles and
lteave‘ "Co lila'viiie Nunday. Wednesday, and Friday
at 8.80
Arrive at willcottville by 10 01.;
In“; wi‘ilfl‘siw Monday. edneeday. and Friday
Arrive at Collinsvllle h f up.
001 From North Gran y to Granby, 3% miles and
has twicea'w
Arrivo at Graph by b.80p.
Leave Granby es daysnd8 Friday at 7 p.m. ,
Arrive at North Granby byS p. m.
For forms of proposal, guarantee. and certificate,
and also for instructions as to the conditions to be
embraced in the contrac tic, see advertisement 0!
November 15, 1808.111 gproposai for mail service
in the New England States, tobe found at the final:-
pal p'ost oflcea. Bids should besent in se ed on"-
women” perscribed‘ ‘lfail Proposals, State of Con-
" and addressed to the Second Assistant
Postmaster General.
GEORGE Militia,
Acting Postmaster General.
[la'lsncr’s Champaign Ale.
Tullquuili attention" of the public is solicited to the supe-
BUYER’S FRESH BREWB'D
' CHAMPLIGN ALE.
This Ala is browed fruit at all amour of the ar,
. and its WW especial! of that brow dur-
ing the most excessive hot weathzrfls isgnsranteed for
u‘isugth sugtbof time.
or sale in Barrels and Half- Barrels, at the store
TOE & RENOUD,
of the subscribers, FlLn t. N
la 8 orwalk C .
Agents for the sale of Hammar’l Champai'gnillli.
PLYIOUTH ROCK ICE.
1;]! uInded «tuned ”I; nowre titi hi .h
or ee,ei or as w t
which uthey may be favorBe for past patro-_
nagc theywiliendeavortoservecnstomerslsprom
lysndascheapaspoasibie. . RBLlsSJlSONpt'A‘
Quick Sales and Small Profits-.5
to fill all orders
NEW
Clothing Store.
Seneca g, ls'AmAAAAAAABA
0 ul 0 it
open, edtbenewCi age“ y A ta, av?
Mitchell's Brook.
to“ the Gazette Bulldin where th are prepar-
towait on all who mag'favor tilellty with a call.
They have on hand a large and superior stock of
READY-MADE
CLOTHING
For Youths, Boys & Gentlemen,
0f the veryLaleat Styl of our own mannf:cture.
1n sdditi tion to the lit’ovo ebusincss. we will keep
constantly on hand a large and superior stock of
Gents’: Filmishing Goods,
TBUNKS, TRAVELING Baas,
mummaomcmmsm'rs.»
':-L
We buy for cash. and are determinedtoaeilehea
yotber store in this place, and we mung;
:A'omliciti a ’share 0‘ public patronage. WEE
wast-nan ‘SUQNATHEN,
The New Clothing Store in MITCHELL’S BLOCK.
0900!!! 0 the Gazette]! Bu ildtng, Norwalk, Conn.
ss‘s'ortins‘nt Garden
uNewY k.
GOKileithEO
DODGE (b m
. Solicitors of. ..
American 0 Foreign Patents,
48! SEVENTH STREET, WASHINGTON, D. c.-
l!‘ In order to heiiitate ourlarge andra raLdIyil-
menus-firm
local business to its. Applications to
.. It anmuwoonis.
.J .
Also, 100 bushels Harrison, of.
k, eek.
lactv'e North Granby Tuesday and Friday at 4.80 pan;
ve al- ‘
BEAUTIFIER'
Bitter-Sweet & Orange Blossoms.
9' One Bottle, 81.00-L-u'rl'tres for law.
" “ Coatar'd ” Ra R,oach &c., Exterminators.
“ Costar’a’ ng Exterminators.
“ Costar’s" (only pure) Insect Powder.
5. all NORWALK' sell them."
Address u cos n to CROSBY an. N. Y.,
alum .81)-», c
or Park RGw,N N..Y'
Sold in NonwaLx hylntm 3300., it lfain Street
GEORGE BB. SMITH,
Dealer in all kinds Of
Choice Cleoeries, Proli'sious,
5 ., FLOUR AND. FEED.
TUE LOLDEST GROCERY IN SOUTH NORWALK.
columns of adver-
of
0,
in!
We are sure it does. not require
tisemente to satisfy our customers that the quail
our Goods is always the best in market, and that
sresoldascheapascanbepurchaebedolsew
I’L' PRODUCE TAKEN IN EXCHANGE.
SPISING AGAIN. 1869
New Goods! New~ Goods! 1 .
G. o. Kmnma,‘
HAVING taken the store late]
a Banford is prepared to o
tiful assortment of
Boots and. 811.663;
of all styles which will please the most dlfilcult and‘
cannot tfaii to call the attention of the closest
b
|lBlousecallaridexsmineourstock ofgoods before
purchasing elsewhere.
paidto custom work and re-
.0. Milo orwaik.
1869
geoccupied by Smith
to new and bean-
Particuiar attention
pawns-
SOUTH NORWALK
Cigar store,
ELYCS BLOCK.
s
MAIN STREET.
.\ m5
C. Swarm: ch 00.
Manufacturers of the
GRANT Ct COLI-‘AX,
Masonic Emblems, .
Ne Plua Ultra,
Star of the West,
And other Choice Brands of Cigars." Wholesale
and Retail dealers in
Loriliurd’s,
Anderson’s,
,
Lillentlral '
and 85 Hoyt’s
TOBACCO,
And the celebrated
Charter Oak Plug TobacCo,
Together with
PIPES, CIGAR HOLDERS, TOBACCO»
BOXES, AND SMOKERS’ AR-
"TICLBS GENERALLY.
. A. swonnv
NEWS nBroT lilo 1300K STORE.
SOUTH NORWALK,
OppositeBailroad Depot.
()F'll'Blef for sale at mduced prices. a. large asserts
merit of
ICIIOOI and miscellaneous Iiooks.
PAPER, PENS, PENCILS, swam
uncommi‘pooxs AND
Drums, 1'91; 1800,
' of all saber, cc.
liaison-stall makin additi to his‘ Circu-
LAYING magi, g- m
entswitb a lame Publishing
in'New York, eis now p toexeeute
all orders for Bin “Periodicals, ac,
at the lowest tater and with
A Of TOYS. DO
Mrs... 5...... As...
his aback.
Sonthillorwalk. Barnum.
Millabo'unns:
Armament-mow. 5’5
ry. .21-.. ‘1‘,
1,1411% BRUSHES, calms, moons,
room BB (Isms, c soaps,
For Sale, by
- r
H. M. Gi-U. S. Browitt.
WOOD’S uowmsmohlsssct
THE attention of Farmers is invited. to Wood’s
Improved Hewitt Initiates. Thelasttwo ears
wehave not been abetofiilallordersracei and
many who have wanted these mscllineshave not
able to obtain them. .Selid iii yourorders early. The
riccs are, for the
Ii‘wo [lone Ragnar, delivered in N. Ba’ven 0105.
on. 66 u it “w
arewarranmd to work equal to any
SAWASA meats-“Am
lli
’ its State Street, New Hiveyn, Ct.
ROBERT B. BRAD“ J 00.
MARK
TU Clo. '
'or H. B.’PIW;CL,} 93““ amt
all kinds at
3.3. LOOKWOOD’S.
T1353 OUTmY of
ge‘stive organs, (described by
hndFresh’
fl‘heselowaraare
others. W05 Iailv' lisb, th‘enguiffen One Horse lower. L
us any quantity. to suit
over/mm”! titnuLtoAgmtsaecoamfui’on. We.
want an Agent in every town in, the Union, and will
stud full particulars, terms, prlcadlste, pc., upon ap-
plication by mail from Traders desiring it. Address
'Oricrttal Tea 00., Boston, Mass. 4m;
IWe are coming!
With Superior URInducemonts,
GREAT mil DBLLAR SALE
my Anti Fancy Goods.
We have enlarged ouercha List with varieties
of Ladles’ Skirts. gBed Spreads, ummerGoods
Our house being the Headquaters of the bpllnr.
Trade, we will give our patrons the same bargains by
mail as they are able to obtain at our famo ous tJo-
lchim Dollar Sto 148 achington St.
of goods and alumni! to Buy address.
ml! WW“!
I. 9. name is co.,-'
128 & 130 [Federal lt.,_ Boston Flat-s.
ESTABLISHED IN 1837.
m NEW LONDON cursolvmmt.
INDEPENDENTBUT NOT NEUTRAL.
An Ezeelent Advertising Hedfum.
The Weekly‘ Chronicle is furnished at One Dollar
and Fifty Cents peavcar
AUNCBY I). 8”NICE, Publisher.
New London, Com, May,1809 t10
COLGATE w CO’S
mortars-to
VEGETABLE soar,
Combined with Glycorine, is taco-e
“mam Mlle Its 01' LADIES and. in
the NURSERY.
DYSPEPSIA '
AND LIVER
COMPLAINT;
[stupor-tun; Certificate.
Having been afflictedwith chronic disease of the di-
prbyaieisns as enlarg-
ment of the liver and inflame on of the stomach.)
for more than ten ears and enlisted what words can
never describe, w thout relief from the most celebri-
ted medical skill that could be consulted, I was in-
duced va the physician who last attended me to is.
nodal a Nervine and anigorator. lie h
witnessed its effects he said, in his own practic
and could recommend it in the highest terms. I h
about lost faith in everything , but I followed his
advice, r'ocured the medicine. The effect inspired
the wt hope. I continued its use, and still improv-
ed &following it up I grew stronger and stronger,
and suffered ass and less flout my troubles. This for
some month hs—untll I was relieved and needed it no
langer. Dodd’s Nervine restored the to complete and
sound health, . and no language is able to express the
gratitude I feel at being well once more. I am thor-
oughly cured of the horrible suil‘eriil that had made
teb yearsjof mill]? mostt wretchhed. d name can con-
cevem oyw o asnoe ences a erewvery
’ innirxffn LPaul. litnn.
For sale by all IiiliruggistlsB at One Dollar a Bottle. 8w
. BOGLE Sr LYLES,
GROCERS’ - SUNBRIBS,
HERHBTRICALLY
SEALED FBU'gg, :EGETABLES
Southern Hominy and Burns, are.
‘cnoss a BLACKWELL'S P or KLESfiSAUCBS not
met; PERRIN’S WOBC SAUCE.
Sole Agents for the Society of Shakers.
1M6 Nos 83 ”In!" meat, N. Y.
Important Certificate.
Speedy Cure of Whooping Cough.
J.W Plonfl Esq. ., Brooklyn, N. Y.
I am not in the habit of takin advertised medicine
norof g to their curat v0 eflects when they
come under my observation; but If eel constrainedw
make an mexcefitgm in fnvbrof DODD’S NBBVIN
AND TOR, amedicine lhave usehdin mA
family for some time past. My littleda tel-h
been suflaring from severe Whooping Cong hfor sev-
eral weeks, and was so much broken of rest at a lit
that—by excessive coughing and loss of sleep—
constitution and general health seemed to be giving
away. Various remedies or palliatives were recom-
mended by intimate neig igbbors but nothing was tried
until our attention was. called its physician not now
in practice to Dodd’s Nerville. This
commenced using at once—with an effect immediate
IaLLniihLLiir-prisiii 1)As-éLh'om coltvlnlficns were lLiLardeat-at
we began e mine on er 0
flrstllose “fininistered made its llgpresg
aion; the congb became less frequent, and very much
less severe—a e soon got her accustomed sleep—rap-
idly revived in health and r—and in a few days
was as well as ever. What was left of the Whooping
ouh was thereafter ofno trouble. Of course I can-
not at consider Dodd’s Nervine and Invi rator an
slnlibie remedy for this distressing main y. I ma
.that I have since recommended it to sever
mlly ill-lends, in like circumstances, and have found
it in every caseto bccqnlallzL
only; to be known to come in
J. W.
For sale by Drngeists. Brice One Dollar.
successful. It cede
universal demarl'll.
8w8
FRANK MEAD & CO.’S
ADIBS' AND GENTS’ Confectione lcc Crca
L and Dining Saloon,_ Gazette Buildrilig. m,
Confectionery
Manufactured for the Wholesale and Retail Trade.
on hand for the retail
All candies offered for sale are fresh.
CHOCOLATE CABOMEL'S,
Arm
Pure Molasses Candy,
Fresh every day.
Ice Crcam Candy, Cocoannt Paste
icy Cocoanntflapanese Cocoanntril‘rni
Nuts, and
Havana. Cigars,-
Constantlv on hand at thLolesale and .Retiiilln any
PHlLADEL‘PHIA ICE CREAM,
Manufactured for the “sling”. and also, for Families
Flank Inn.
G. WARD SELLECK,
UCCBSSOB to late firm of Meeker & Sell
Chasm H. Douausa.
Ii
DOCTOR NESBI'I‘T’S
cOughL Syrup,
The bestremedy for '
COUGns, AND corms,
ror sale by n. lit. as C. s. Ynowm.
RE MOVAL !
Int-s0 Shooting Establishment.
Tn]: subscriber wonldres maximally inform the pub-
lie that he can be fonn few Rods below his
old place of. business wheroJi’a- will Mi, txfiieaseL all
who “may em- on him.
FLOUR. FLOUR. also Feed indGi‘ain
purchasers. at am
L First Prize Yearlinlg
Catalo e -
magi.
we procnred and .
And a large and very choice vandalism constantly .
' “ LAWRENCE nut-ivy.” 5 L
attbe New land1 Fair, Sept.-
sirfield County
PEDIGREB: ’
Calved ul 1 1 bredb S.l_.&D.W.el
Y‘Af'lés’ofiwm t tool’ as. on) u.
III: B D
' .80. John Andersonouon tol’illlh "
3d. mZachai-y Taylor (75) out of flowers: . '
th.bePrinceA.l rt, imported th.yClp LRlndsll.
Dart: Me onld in b H
winner of (fitters in Sggtland. ’-
Services (5) Fm Dollars in Advance.
FOR SALE FOR SEED, WARRANTED:
5mLYBosnuooentspsr pound. '
~ HARRISON a
mu ’lllfilimtnerhul.
HEADOW FARM, Darlen, Court.
I. RAUL, A'QIUC
iotf
0r BOX. No. 10 Darlen Depot, P. 0.
CelebratfldDPLeLl-é‘eote ted Spectacles
The large and increasing sales of these
SUPERIOR GLASSES.
in sure goo roofof their superiority. We were satis-
fied that ey would be up reclated here as elsewhere
and that the reality ofp e advantages offered to
wearers of our beautiful lenses, via. , the case and
comfort. the assured and readil ascertainedimprove-
merit of the sight, and theb btriblan tasslstance they
vein alleleewwereintbemselveeso a parent on
, that the result coan not be 0th than it
BB8“? the almost ngenénslr adoption of our CELE-
AItBSby the reel.
dents of thian locum?
With a full know edge of the value of the assertion
we claim that the are themoat perfect optical aids
satiamagli‘nuag-ure To those Bruin Spectaclesg:
a o a as an o portnn o rocnrin
best and most desirable.» ” p g
I. WEED, WATCHIAKEB & JBWELBR, .
has lilwayliLy on hand a full assortment, suitable for ev-
O
emit-To?“ We mooning? noLtLlry go rum: wd
I) no llld Clll on em hose
pretending to have our goods for sale. .51
NEW GOODS!
A BEAUTIFUL ASSOBTMENT
r. n. PUnnY,
DRUGGIST, SOUTH NORWALK,
\ _ .
Has just opened a fine assortment of goods, consist-
ing of
TOILET SETS,
SETS OF BRUSHES,-
FAN CY COLOGNE BOTTLBS,
' AND VASES.
Also a large assortment of
COLOGNES,
HANDKERCHIEF EXTRACTS,
SOAPS, '
TOILETAND
FANCY ARTICLES, 850
l
Don’t Fall to Read This!
If you arein want of auytblugin
H. H. Wellman’ 5
LINE 03'
FANCY Coons, -
STATIONERY,
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,
nearly all kinds are kept constantly onhand; also
Sheet. Music.
Music Books,
and Musical Instructors,
If not on hand thcyxaun. lyAIeso obtained at short notice
Trunks, Traveling Bags CSatollols
mwfii he sold as cheap as they can be found any-
PORTABLE WRITING DESKS,
ANDPOBTFOLIOS,
of the Best Quality.
POBTMCNIES & MONEY BAGS,
of all prices, and as cheap as they can be found also
where.
STEREOSOOPIO’ GLASSES tfi VIEWS
OPERA, MAGNIFYING, AND SPY
GLASSES, PHOTOGAPHIC’ AL-
ARD PIO-
VISITING CARDS,
0%1'SSJIE’N, tb
' 5 _ D0 0E8,
BA azamozvc 0mm GEBOABDS
‘Games tit Puzzels in Variety.
GOLD AND STEEL PENS GOLD AND
SILVER PENCILS liiBBLlBLB
PENs AND PENClLS, POCKET ,
KNIVES, RAZORS SC. .20.
COMBS AND BBCSH'BS,
PICTURES dc PIC-
TURE FRAMES.
Pictures Framed ‘to order
flowers, Shells, and leases Framed
. lain St" keepsconetantlyou hand afresh , Inau‘yLloofFrame.
Pam“? 9,,‘o°°°,,,'i°“ SEWING MACHINES.
CHOICE PROVISIONS U so mum) m 01:0qu
mums . CANN sprain-rs. an BERRI ,CAT- MSW “3.33“th
8m" FLAVO ma - .C'rs. ' - m‘m“ "comes :‘md lean clittle Bums
PM": ASSAAASW'A‘A‘SWASS now— on...
I on of 06 O '
chili d d tak
ING'AT m- _ TPOSSIB P'R CBS. 1". sam:kigt.l.ofla8tchas.?heWheelei-m:1.wnuaon. es the ‘
on'emwlLa‘hiélaLto get. a good cbine..will do wellto
BOOKS dWSIGqfallls'ndeboundtvorder.
POI ICELAND DBTIBREJ- the trade-mark 'of
thgbggsbfigrock (imported. Itisanperlo;
to French China. but aw «Aux-Allah the differen ll-
thou the price is about half that of French 0 us.
lolly. B. it. warm woom
Glut! ind'fsed in any anagtig it BRO
CLOTH E8 WBINGERO,
THIBEST- ARTICLE ”I. forslleb
ax. IDCK OOD.
creams mount!!! an! ' at
0" '. " , ' "0.0.1:th
& BRO.
x
‘ ll. WWOOD.
“VOODIN WADE infra-tum vsriet at
oon's.
AAAASASAAAASSAmAAAAAAA
° " Hudhiasllm BRO.
100m BABRELS
“MIT?"
WHITE WHAT MICHIGAN
m Mil t “luau-(ll,
0. oWam
LAZARUS 8r. MORRIS’ _
Arty1f
‘Why
The Union Marble Works‘
NORWALK, CONN"
HA “them removed frOm Pbisltix Block, to the
building former occupied by William Glover,
Mechanic Street, in e rear of the new Bank Build-
in. The subscriber, formerly of the firm of R. Price
it n. is now prepared to furnish every kind of
LItalianL and. Alnerioali Marble,
Gasman, Bliss, on BROWN storm,
MONUMENTS.
Slabs. Tablets Sinks, ac, as well as Mniltles and
rumithre bsgenln dihrnishod at the low-
.est genposei lo prices.
Cc-etry Fencing, Iron Ball-g, 80-,
furnishcd and put up at short notice and on very
favorable terms.
Representingnan establishment the oldest ind best
known of any Weslere Connecticut, the subscriber
feels that its’ reputation for artistic excellence and.
honorable dealing is already too well established to
need commendation. Address
Norwalk, April “b.1808. ll. B. .PR'ICE’ Agent.”
: LADIES
BUY THE
MODE]:-
manufactured and sold by
i
E. H. PARKER.
and you will wear no other. They are the
Best'made and Best Fitting Corset
in the Market.
You will also find it to your adva‘ntage to
5 .buy your
HOOP SKIRTS
. OF 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.
Our stock of .
LButtbns
AND
Dress Trimmings ~
we shall sell without regard to Cost, as I we
wish their room for other goods.
We have a grim] assorimeni of
LADIES and CHILDREN'S
UNDERWEAR.
5 at satislnclory prices.
sloop skirts and Corsets.
Made to Order, and
5 aria-s funicular».
. at; n. Panniers,
Opposite theNorwallt Hotel.
Host. Perfect and: Successful;
"WWI! to, land; .
heisvenyeursthesaisof the imcann' has
incensed from 75 Machines to 20,000. in u
sinus season. and over 100,000 are now (is use in
the United States.
It has sauteed the Highest Premiums at the most
mm Field Trial- ever held in any country.
[to Great Durability has been thorough y
“blinked. and It is everywhere known and re-
cognised as the
Standard of Excellence in Material tutti
Work-anally. as well as Perfection of Prin-
dfl°o ..
Valuable improvements added for 1869.
llontANCs. PLATT is co. .. '
185 Greenwich St. N. I.
Illufactory. Poughkccpsic. N. Y.
reularsforwurded by mail.
mans, coxnucrons,
asp JOB'iilNgABVORK done in the best man-
all“ by Ewcxwoou.
Furnishing Geode“ in Great Variety.
SPRING UNDER ERW'EAR HosmnY, GLOVES,
CRAVATS,T1ES.URELLAS,&
5 Shirts made to order and guaranteed to fit.
Prices lower than any other establishment in the city.
SATISFACTION GIVEN OR MONEY RETURNED.
militarism MANTLES
$10, $12 50, 817 50, $20 to $30, and upward
MANUFACTURED BY
'TBB PENBHYN-SLATE 00.
Also Hearths, Tiles, Cisterns, Bathe, Slabs, Urinals
BILLIARD TABLE BEDS,
Slabs, plain and enameled. Slate Work made to or
der. Circulars sent on a “phentin
Quarries and Msnufactory, Middle Granville, N. Y.
Warehouse and Show Booms, No 40 West Eigh-
teenth St., between Fifth arid Sixth Aves. N. Y. .
BLHazliB JONES, hshsger.
tees.
S.PRING.
Carpets,
Oil OiOths,
Mattings,
FOR
Churches, Offices, Lodges, Dwell-
ings, Hotels, Steambonts, are.
The Largest Stock of Superior Goods at the Lowest
. Cash Prices.
GOODS FITTED
WHOLESALE and RETAIL at the Stores at Lofts of
GEO. E. L. HYATT, .
if: CANAL 3mm, and 81 HOWARD STREET.
A few Doors East of Broadway.
e
Furnaces 7
and. Ranges.
ALL those in want of Ranges and Furiiaces, would
do well to call and examine .onr stock before
purchasing,
nnamnaLL,‘nE5tNr-: a Co.,
247 st 249 WATER STREET,
NBWYORK. _
HARRISON’S IMPROVED EUROPEAN RANGES,
IMPROVED FRENCH RANGES, IMPROV-
ED CONE FURNACES. BROILERS,
OVENS, &C., &C. '
COLUMBIAN HALL,
Carpet Warehouse,
281 Grand street, New York.
WHERE a full assortment of Velvet, Brussels
ry,'Three-Ply and Inmalll Carpets, with
a large stock of Oil Cloths, can be found at vc low
prices for cash. ADAMS & SPENC
Save 25 Per Cent.
BUY YOUR
SILVERWAEE
0f the Manufacturers.
FORD & TUPPEB.
Salesrooms Nos. 87 and fetgroadway, Corner
. 10th treat, New
IRVING SAVINGS INSTITUTION,
N0 96 WARREN STREET, N. Y.
INTEREST allowed at the rate of 0 per cent. on all
sums of 8,5 000 and under. free of Government tax.-
Open daily from 10 ton RUB".
WALTE CONCKLIN, President.
Varmint“ L. BUX'RON, Secretary. 1y1
Third Avenue Savings Bank.
Corner of Third Avenue and 80th Street, New York.
Present Deposits $5,259,000.
Stipet‘ cent. interest paid, free from Government
Tax,) on installments out 81 to 95,000
LL deposits made on or before the 20th of J anna-
,April Jln y and October will draw interest
from 0 first of those months.
Blunt Omdaily from 10 a. m., to 3 .m., and Mon-
day. Wednesday and Saturday Ev ,from 6 to
SPENCER K. G AflPresidentl.
slim. B. BIBBlNS. Secretary.
GREAT SALE OF
MOURNING GOODS
FROM AUC’I'I()N. '
BARGAINS IN BostBAZINBs, PARISlNNES pop.
LINS. CRETONNES, REPS ones .6 D’ORIENT
TAMISE RE,PES ALPAACS RENADINB'
llamas IRON n’nd CANVAS GRGENADINES
SERGE aliBNABlN'B, a New Article.
BLACK SILKS,
tic. Alsoa great variety of Traveling Dress ,Goods.
—One case of Po linoAl seas at 00 cents,
worth 1381, One case of Del s, all Wool, at 75
cents, worth $1 15, One case of0 le Mohair, 70 cents,
worth 81 05.
JACKSON’S MOUBNING STORE, 5
No. 551 Broadway,
Bet. Spring & Prince Sts., opposite TiffanaLmyJ Co.
ELLIS, PATENT SELF REGULATING
HOT WATER APPARATUS,
For Wnrming and Ventilating
DWELLINGS, PUBLIC BUILDINGS,
' GREEN HOUSES, SC.
Cnanms n. ELLIS,
lee CENTRE 8mm ,
Send for a circular. New York.
Refer to NATHANIEL Wanna, C. Sroonlr, Stim-
ur. Tan-us, Bri port: Door-on HULL, Black Rock; A.
ll. limos-ox, orwalk; A. T. Snwanr, New York.
UNITED STATES
F L A G D E P .0 T,
153 SOUTH STREET,
Near Peck Slip, NEW IORLKt
POLITICAL BAN NERS.
or vav KIND. A
EnsignsJacks, Barge «Signals, &c., &c., on hand
and made to order at the .element cash prices. Orders
from abroad will receive prompt attention. 39
with???“
unions. DVslsg: “Tie
out. I'll: costs
JEEP-A Br
5‘ r-QJREFUNDED.
C SENS, soldby E. x. Locxwoon'.
CLoEvED“,' TIMOTHY 0nd BED TOP
G. O. KEELER tk BRO.
LLkinds of DRIED FIELUIT, at '
G. 0.KEELER&LBRO.
Kerosene 011,
of superior quality. Warranted above FIRE TEST,
IBM-K LOCKWOOD'S.
Pump For Sale.
Nil of West's Patent Pumps, warranted not to ~
More and the best
known for wells or cisterns.
cities.
or sakehosp. Esquire at this
AND rU'r DOWN. I
s
HANDLIEBS and BALL LIGHTS for KERO~ .
Film: 75 Cents; Excursion Tickets, $1..25
. Freight same as by the Propellers.
FREIGHT PBOPELLERS.
P.‘ F. Brady and City 0 Norwalk,
Will run dailyaa one from each end of the route every
evenin, (lawlysekccpted ).landiil nttheDunbnry
epotencw a' Produce sol without ch
grAR‘GLoilrslmission. REIGHT AT OLD PACK 1'
DANBUBY do NORWALK R. B.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing April 5th, 1869.
DAILY TRAINS.
Leave Danbury for South Norwalk.
.6 30mm; 12m; 4 15p.m.; Freightat4 25p. m._
5 5 Leave South Normal]: for Danbury,
At9 00a.m.nl 10a.m.; 2pm.; 618nm.
Leave Nomalk Bridge” South Norwaib, .
nt‘f 34 a. m.;105,&5 24p. m.;Freightatf 159.11).
. JOHN W. BACON. Snp’t. ,
RAILROAD.
Na Ya “No no
SUBMBR ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing May 10th. 1860.
Trains leave Passenger station at Norwalk as follows:
h ’ For: New York,
At 3. 41' A. M., Boston-Express.
6.00 “ stopping at |all stations.
6.45 I
7.46 “ Lacs] rcss, stopping at Darien and
. Stamfor
9.25 “ stopping at all stations.
11.05 “ ress;
1.18 P. M. stoppin at all stations.
3.12 _ “ Boston ress.
8.45 “ stoppin at all stations.
5.89 “ Boston
6.17 " stoppina at all stations.
0.37 “ Boston xpress.
New York for Norvvalk,
At 7. 00 8.00 (Ex.,) 9.00 11” A. M.; 18.15 (Em) 3.00
(0a,; 3.45, 4.25 (Loch ex.,)o.ao, «so. a .oolnxnm lil.
Norwaik fur New Haven,
At 6.33 A.“M., stopping at all stations.
9. 44 “ Boston Express.
1.31 P. 11., stopping at all stations.
1.40 L Bust ton Express.
H
gig u stoprilig at‘bll stat‘i‘ons.
7.31 it - it It n
9.40 “ Boston Express.
Trains leave New Haven for Norwalk, at 8.40, 5.30,
6.30, 8.10, 9.45 (Ex. ,) AM 18 11.: 2.05, (Eng 4.80
(EL, “5.00, 8.30 (EL)?
Salon large bill of advertisement at the Station Houses
an of els.
Snpt's Oflice, 4th Ave. and 27th St, New York.
Ass’t Supt’s Omce, Station House, New Haven.
. JAMES H. HOYTI Sup't.
Livery Stable.
WILLIAM E. DAN-N,
(Successor to D. S. Bartram.)
HE SUBSCRIBER having purchased of D. S.
Bartram his stock of Horses and Carriages. in
the stable in the rear of Norwalk Hole], and replen-
ished the same with a New Stock of Horses Car-
riages and Coaches, is now prernred to furnish all
who wish with good nurses and Casting ages, either
double or single. Carriages furnished for Weddino
Parties Funerals, ac. Passengers conveyed to an
from all the trains and steamboat. 30
UNION LIBEEY STABLES.
Next to Barnum’s Hotel, South Norwalk.
ORSES and Car es to let at all hours. Car-
riages, run to all e trains and to the Steamboat
Coaches for Weddings, Fumerals &C.
A few good horses for sale.
Also, for sale, Bay by the bale.
Passeniiers taken to and from the Depot as cheap
as any ot or stable will do it.
LORENZO SCOFIELD.
SOUTH NORWALK SALES
LIVERY STABLES.
' HORSES and CARRIAGES, Double and Single,
with or without drivers, and, of the best, can-
stantly 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.
kc, attended. Good vehicles, gentle horses, and safe
drivers always guaranteed, and at moderate prices.
Horses, new and second-hand Carriages, Harnesses,
doc, constantly all hand for sale at low prices, andsat-
iafaction guaranteed.
WILLIAM B. SWAN
Has ReImOVed
- ii 8
illness 8: Saddlery Establishment,
to the rear of hi 3 house, on Main St, and will soon
be prepared to exhibit. a full stock of Goods in his
line, and to do all kinds of Jobbing. .
GAZETTE
JOB PRINTING OFFICE,
. GAZETTE lemme, .
' xoawrtLK, CONN.
‘ EVERY DESCRIPTION or -
JOB PRINTING.
From a Card to I. Book; executed with neat
ness and dispatch. We have better facilities for-doing
good work at fairer prices than many pretentionsm’ew
York City Offices.
WARRANTED A SURE CURB!
DBMERITT’S NORTH mailman
.R E III E D Y i ‘
THE safest aud~most pleasant to use in the World.
Read the following testim i'tznial
NORWALX, Feb. 19, 1869.-
Mussus. D. J. Dmurrr sh Cm—Gnrs:——For the
last ten years I have been a great sufferer from that
disc cab is disease, Catarrh: tried many remedies
but. oiled to etany onel‘elief until I used yours. 1 re-
cclved more anfit from one packn e than all others
Icvo ruscd. rfnily ncommcn it to all who are
troubled with! that disease. Onivn l. Ans-rm. -
This testimony is a sample of what we are dull re-
ceiving. Prlcspcr package fix: bottles) 81 05. nd_
to oilice 111’ Hanover Street, top. for circular with
numerous testimonials. D. J. DEMERITT «it CO
limo Bastien .liu Main St. Norwdb
LAMPS. L880 assilnment at
EWCKWOOD'S.
artieannerals, »
Au'll.
.5 .s.
Dye null Print Works,
174 .State St, Bridgepolt,
'l'he people of NOrwalk and vicinity
will please take nOtice that we Dye
and Print Ladies Goods, viz: Silks,
Mérinos and Deiiines, Grape, Bomba-
zines,Alapaca_s and other Dress Goods
at short notice, and' in the best colors
polssible, and in away not to be sur-
passed in this Country. We also
Clean and Dye Gent’s garments, also,
Lace Window Curtains, Silk Dresses
and Shawls oi- every description.
Particular attention given to Dyeing
Ribbons, Feathers and Kid Gloves.
All goods done at this establishment
warranted to give satisfaction. .
Leave your orders or goods with C.
A. DURAND, at his Fancy Store.
lir * Al“ ’1' .y 4‘
I
Commissioners Notice.
THE subsmbers aptpointed by the Court of Probate
for the District 0 Norwalk, as commissioners to
receive, examine and decide it n the claims of the
creditors of GEORGE W. RA MOND an insolvent
debtor of Norwalk, in said district assigned' in trust
for the benefit of his credt ereb {give notice,
that we will attend to the husxn-ess 0 our said ap-
pointment at the oflice 0f EBeers, in said
Norwalk, at South Norwalk, on 'thle 8th day of Jul,
1669, and on the 8th day of September 1869, at 0
o’clock, in the forenoon on each of said days. Said
Court has limited and allowed four: months from the
date hereof for the exhibition to us of claims against
said estate.
Dated Norwsaikbthis 8th dgyD of May, 1809.
Commis-
4tl9 . WALTERC. QUINTADBD, sionell.
‘k '1':
District of Norwalk. as. Probate Cali May 10,1869.
STATE of JONATHAN MIDDLE ROOK late of
Wilton. in said district, dcce
The Court of Probate, for the District of Norwalk,
hath limited and allowed six months from the date
hereof. for the creditors of said Estate to exhibit their
claims for. settlement. Those who neglect to present
their claims properly attested, within saidti me, will
be debarred a recovery. All persons indebted to said
Estate are requested to make immediate gaymem. to
3t'19 SAHUEI. B. MIDDLE ROOK,
Executor.
District 1of 9Norwalk, an, Probate Court, Mail 11th,
ESTATE 9of BETSEY ROBERTS, late of Notwalk,
in said District deceased.
The Court of Probate for the District of Norwalk
hath limited and allowed sixmonths from the date
horse for the creditors of said Estate, to exhibit
thch s for settlement. Those who neolert to
present their accounts properly attested, wi in said
time, will be debarredarecovery. All persons in-
debted to said liktate are requested to make immedi-
ate payment to
3t20 SAMUEL LYNES, M. 1)., Executor.
Dilstgct of Aorw'alk as. Prdbate Court, May 15th, A. D.
STATE of CHARLES B. BAKE, an insolvent
debtor of Norwalk, in said District, assigned' in
trust for the benefit of his creditors.
The Trustee of said Estate prays the appointment
of Commissioners thereon.
ORDERED—That Commissioners to receive and ex-
amine and dec; de upon the claims of the creditors of
said Estate bea appointed at the Probate Office in N or-
walk on the 12t day of June, 1869, at 9 o'clock, fore-
noon, of which all persons in interest will take notice,
and appear, if they see cause, and be heard thereon.
And said Trustee will give public notice thereof by
posting a copv of this order on the public Si post
neares the place where said debtor dwells an with-
in the same town, nudb pu lishmv the same in a
newsggper printed Fairlie 0 County, at least twelve
fore said 12th day ofJuu
my: GEORGE A. DAVENPORT, Jndze.
Gr"
to KEELER’S if you want a nice Child’s or
Misses’ Colored Shoe.
Business Cards, Tickets, 850.,
PRINTED in Colored Inks, Bronzes, or plain Black
Ink, on White orColorcd Cards, in thebcst man
not at. Gazmk Jon Omen.
5O CORDS SAWED WOOD for sale at
G. 0. KEELF'R &BROS.
.HAIB BRUSH“ BY MACHINERY
HAIR 'WORK.
HE undersigL lied would call the attention of the
Ladies null Gentlemen, t0 the fact that 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. Bud's, Wigs,
Whiskers, Moustaches, &c., He also will buy it hit-
man hair and ay a reasonable rice therefor. ease
give him a cal at Gazette Bull ng Barber Shop
Ladies! The hair which falls of from your opheads
can he made into Switches, Curls, etc.
5 GEORGE SCEAUB.
The Great Quintin!) Remedy for Children.
Contains N0 _MORPHINE- LOR. POISON-
)US DRUG; sure to Regulate tile Bawels ;
allays nil Pain;f corrects Acidity of the
Stomach; makes sick and weak 'ciiildren
move and mam-mt; cures Wind Colic,
Eripiilg, Inflammation of the Boweis, and
ill complaints arising from the éfl‘ects of
Teething. Call for Mother Bailey’s Queuing
' Syrup, and take no other, and you. are safe.
Sold by Druggists and all dealers in Med.
Blue.
A. RICHARDS, New London, Conn,
Agent for the United States.
310 Reward.
REPE ATED instances of wanton cutting and gird-
illl" of Trees upon the Amphitheatreg’g Sail:
lso cutting the bridge leadin- thereto, and to
ing and stenlingof fence boar s, having occurred this
is to give notice that the above reward will be paid for
information that will lead to the conviction of I“any per-
son committing sue h trespass and injury I: Let
said property. A.li. BY GTO
LL kinds of Fruits, Foreign and DomestiGGreen
A. Dried and in Cans.“ HOLMES
55 "r .. ~77“ -.
Norwalk Chronicler