Norwalk Gazette, 1818-1883, 1869-06-01

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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A ‘ MISS m. M. SMITH, - fseturers.Plttsburlll. . - . . , . Lasts-cs, Takkos. andother , w. ,mwm" new “ﬁggghfhgmded maggmﬁgmmgwémgnmﬁoﬁgl;

A rim on Inacn.

IY OLIvsa w-m'... uoulm.

communes “IW‘M'O
Dr. not-eshaswrlttca the following hymn for
the Peace holiest-Boston] - .
AugelofPeacedhouhast MMWI
Spread thy whitswiagstotheesnshlseotlovﬂ
Cm Womﬂnlesssrehlsadldlasear-
Flytoourarkllkememorm-bsstea dove!
Flytoourarkontbswlngsefthsdove-
Speedo'erthehr-soundiug htllowsofsong.
. Crownedwltbthineollve-lmfgarlandoflove—
AngelomeegtbouhstsitedtoohIgi

Brotherswemeet,outhls altarofthlne.
Hingnngthegmswehavegstheredloethee,

Swestwlththeodorsofmyrtleandpiue,
Breeseafthepralrleaudbreethoftheses-

lesdowsud-oaatslnhdﬁlrmtndsesi
Sweetlsthefrsgraucsofmyrtisand plus.

i westertbelncsnseweoﬁtothee,

Bmthcrsoacemore rosadthlsaitsrof'l'hiuel

Angels ostOe'bem, answer the strain!
Hark! anewbhthsoeglsﬁliingtheskyl
Loudssthestorm-wlndtbattumblee themain
Bldthefallbreath ottssomsnnnlr- '
Let the loud tempest of voices reply-
Itoll its long same like the earthdakisg main!
Swell the vast'soug till its mountedn the shy!
Angels of Bethlehem, echo the strain.

$ '
A Worm ron Tun SrAaaowa—Ths [our
ml of Games has a correspondent who
adds his testimony to the harmlessness of
the sparrows in public parks. He says:

In four of our city parkh they have anui.
hilated the measuring-worm, after many
years of exﬁsriments and of insud‘erable au-
noyance to es and children, especially.
In every park and street where they were
properly provided for, they diminished the
edect of the mosquito invasions v per-
ceptibly. They ad'ord conshut and arable
interest and amusement to our families, and
particularly to our children, and lessens-the
rigors of winter and storms by their cheer-
fuI notes and antics and visits to our win-
dows, eyen when the thermometer is near
zero, and it softens our na to care for
these little strangers. In a ' from Four-
teeuth to F0 icigth street, to-dsy, I. was
seldom out o the sound of their music.
Baron von Tschudi, the eminent Swiss nat-
uralist, says that without birds successful
agriculture is impossible,aa they annihilate
in a few months agreatsr number of destruc-
tive insects than a man could in years. He
classes among the most useful the swallow,
wren, robin and sparrow, and says that a
robin killed 800 ﬁles in an hour, and a ir
0t sparrows carried 500 worms or caterp' are
to their nestin a day. In three years’ ob-
servation daily I have not seen them touch
:ny of our small fruits, nor the buds offruit

recs.

o

THE Srnuars os- me—Thc Rev. Hat-
thew Hale Smith thus “does”.Veuice for the
Boston Journal _:—

Venice is certainly an unique ciY.
by no means the City of Silence. t is the
noisiest city I ever visited. The gondolas
are a convenience in getting about Venice:
they are by no means a necessity. If you
ride they afford only conveyance. But on
can go over the whole city on foot as ily
as you can over Boston or New York. The
palaces on the Grand Canal have a water
entrance, but they have also one to be ap-
proached on lbot. The'shops, the markets,
the churches, the theaters, can all be reached

without meddling with ' the canals. There
are no teams, no horses, mules or carts in
Venice. The bridges are crossed by steps,
and everythng that does not by boat is
carried on the head or sh era. The gon-
dolas are the cabmen, 0 drivers and
stevedores of other cities. Their Voices are
hoarse as ravens, sndtheyﬁll the air with
their loud calls from one to the other. The
streets, as they'are called, are mere lanes,
“(if-“l: th bto “it?" a; ﬁe’m‘h’l’u‘h
w to o my p on .
The grand promenﬁss are crowed. wig:
idlers,coarsc women, untidy ,unwashed
men, and the unemplo ,w o arecounted
here by thousands. T a band pla' every
day at two o'clock on the Square,
and around it thsrsa group ofas indolent,
illclothed and lorn set of human bein
asI_ever saw on the bosofthe cart?
Monks goin platoons Oomchnrch to church,
and meet one everywhere. The
poorrinighec'iggareverynmsrous and are
ver poor. eir lam clohis are pieced
wi eve variety ofcolorrthey wear large
wooden s gpers; their sallow and wan com-
plexions, eir untidy apgearance d ts,
while it excites sympa y. The lto.
which is the exchange «Venice—where the
markets are, the stores, and where the un-
emploTid crowd meet—is a sight on a morn-
ing. e rude breakihst eaten out doors,
poor fare, unwholesome ‘soup, a handful of
snails and food that turns one's stomach to
look at, with the crowd of it,
takes much of the poetry the canals and
gondolas away. In cool weather Venice is
quite toleradle, but in warm weatllea the
smells hour the unwholeome canals, with
the vermin that abounds, takes much of the
romance ofs visit to this place away. Lit-
tle patches of greenare seen in all parts of
the city. Trees plsutdc in boxes are placed
on the mrrhle pavements, window gardens.
gardens are common, and plants and ﬁcweri
are culdvated on the housemps. -
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A THOUGHT ron Pnosnrms AND R:-
Fomna—I never go into a Catholic church
tho hIhavc no fear that I°shonid bein-
'ur by it. I never take holy water; though
might not be harmed by it. I never cross
myself, that I am aware or: I have no ob-
jections to it. I would just as liefcross my-
self as not. There is no harm in it. But I
have a servant in my ihmily who was
brou ht up a devout Catholic; and In
that use m inﬂuence°agsinst these
and say, “ ey are a superstition. Do not
touch that water. Do not make the sign of
the cross.” I have not given her-v 'brosd
ground to stand on; I have put , in
the place of that which, I hare taken or
her; I have simply- called that tition
which she haabgsh ”in to eve is a
- part of berrieliglon, which at: her im-
pressioglss necessary, seen 0 ers 'f
deveio It. I take away Dom hemt
winclt we kind ofrcligionto her, and sub
stltutenothing In it. And she does not
cross herself any more; she does not read
her book ofdevotion an" more; Ibreakher
oii‘ﬁ‘omherpriestand onot graft her on
any minister. take her away '
church andshs does not want mine ' hf"
taken away her beliefh. I h” ' 1 h"
- reli ion,mr0tllt "PM “INDIE 1):?
no u ace .. , .
The ‘0 ’
People” ', Jan-all” leer. ,
visit tb ‘ . ohave recentlyhad occasionto

.. ’ .e leading cities of this country, will

,..vc noticed the extent to which the style of

roof called the “ W roof, is gaining
ground. New houses are generally supplied
with this roof, and the roof! ofoldbuildings
are being demolished to be replaced by it.
This roOf—variously known by the titles 0
u Crib" roof, f‘ French” roof, and “Renard"
roof—was the invention of a celebrated
French architect of the name of Francois
Mansard, who was born in Paris in 1508.
It has undergone many modiﬁcations since.
The original form as first introduced, was
generally one story, but occasionallyof two
or three stories in height. In the latter case
the upper stories in it'were constantly lower
in proportion, ascending towards the peak
of- the roof; and the windows were smaller
dormers, not much better than loop-holes,
meant for a glimmering light in, and the
ventilatiOn of stowage chambers ‘or mere
lofts. Thelowcr story in-the roof, that is,
the ﬁrst story above- themaln body of the
strucnlre, was always equsl to, and quite as
desirable as either of those immediately be-
neath it. The form and construction of
these old French roofs are always such as
to secure a plumb or perpendicular well
within the rooms, with a very triﬁing loss
of space, the inclination ﬁ'on'l averticiebsse
in the entire altitude of a story, being scarce.
lymorsthanthe‘thicknsssofthewalle.

. This ancient style of the Nansard roof,
has been improved and modiﬁed to the
point of combining great architectural beau--
ty, externally,- with the economy of space
and neutron of ﬁnish internally. Depart.
ing from the original idea of an additional
range of rooms with ml'celiings and
walls d‘oplossb, this roof is now Sequently
carried up in the same ma'teriai astrms the.
wall, with highly ﬁnished. halustrades, etc.
The mailer windows are oval-and some-
times round, witb exterior loop-holes tbr
ornament The chimney-stacks. “If“! “P
to a considerable height, are anally a
marked fee ,ofthePulsiaI'modernllsn-
ssrd roof. Slate is‘csmmonl, employed for
thecovering,with tin hr 1 gutters and
weathering. Balustrades, as elsewhere men-
tioned,sre seldom omitted in these roolb by
the This, one of the most salient
and ' is entirely

overlooked in most of the Hausard roofs in

this county.— a.

Itis

 

Teaches- eras-gin; and the Piano l'orte

' memo ht
, S provedn‘lz't'ﬁod.
, tthevelopmentandCultivstlouoi

according to Basalnl's most sp-'
Particular .mth ﬂmgvel'htg

e v
flnstructionwlllbe lall adsptedtocm
37"" on desired. menu's; s: is 0., South Nor-
w k. or call at the residence of the RSV. C.T.
WOODBUFP , til

MISS LILLY DYER .
' TEACHER OF THE
PIANO FORTE,

receive a hw more pupils either ether residence

or t of the pupil. The very best retsrence given.
. S12 and 01:. per leg} ,
KISS D h met,
smlo Woman, Co .

 

INITIUcTIoN IN
OIL PAINTING, DRAWING.

AND ,
MUSIC, Vocal and Instrumental.
BY KISS N. BARNES.
ssaaro, “and! Israeli, Nerwnlk, Ct.

Miss A. Adams,

DIAL" IN

Pianos, Melodecus and Organs.

HARPS and .GUI'I‘ARS.
OED-HAND INSTRUMENTS for

and SEC
lied if based.
rent, and rent money a pm... orwalk.

Corner of Water and I!

MRS. M. L. COWARD,

An sxperlenwd Teacher of the

PIANO FORTE,-
wlil receive scholars on moderate terms. Good refer-
mglhnim $3. P.8‘ICHARD'S, South Norwalk.

Fred. H. Nash
. (Organllt St. Paul’s Church.) -
TEACHER OF HUS! IN ALLITS “Aliza:

t rtnotice. Orders e
lWﬁegwwsll, or at the once of the
Guest will

attention. Broken Strings
repl meet '33... for the sale of Musical lu-
straments by
Plano Fortes.

a follow!“ makers, '1“.
. . n
Chl 8 Soul.

elode'ous 8 Cab’t Organs
Halnee Bros. died,
9" ' ' Von.’ '
I. ,
algae. Waters eon. Pure. Potter

8'gill be in Norwalk on Saturdays during the Sum-

mIIOrwAik, lay 19. 19'-

00.,

ﬁmoval.
a no In SLAUEON
G removed from her old place to the W est

We

AVIN

tom invD-c the atten‘tlion of the u lie to a
varied. sssortm, cut of MY GOO, DS
cal suitable Sir the Spring and Summer
D , BAKING by an experienced workman, also
furnished if

. B. traw Bonnetsbisached and prcsSed here in
thlc‘istest style'and at very short notice. nulls

MIJJJnery.
Inlis now reputed tooﬂer totbc
m: ot Norwalk and, vicinity a complete as:
‘ MILLINIIT GOODS,
READY IADE BONNETS, _snd BOUND HATS,

constan on hand and made to order. Also, a line
smortmtgt of Old Ladies DressCaps. _ . tfle

MILLINEBY & DBESSMAKING.
SIRS. S. E. HOTCHKISS -
HAVING REMOVED from her Old-3:23:10 tbs

new and
sat re-
s.

tlyBrick De th 3&1!“ De o{,8tilnth Nonr-
track, near o c ews po

wsl has-recggd a new and Sue assortment of
S G AND SUHHER MILLINEBY GOODS-to
which she would invite the attention of the public.
DBESSIAKINGdonein theiatcststylce. Thanking
her customers forthclr former patronage she won]
respectfully invite them tocall at her new stand. the

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Carriage Making. _
' un havln for-mods co-partnersllip
ﬂaw tobguildandrepairallklndsol
Carriages at e shortest notice at their new factory
in]! Street. Ailkinds Carrlaﬁ‘Lumber taken
in all: Inge. AUGU US LYON,
WILLIAH YOUI.E,
lftf CHARLES FOX.
Norwalk, April SS, 1800.

Removal...
. JOHN SCHAUR _
3 AS moved to the west side of the where
‘9 he is prepared to furnish Ladies and tlemeu

.with -
Boots, Shoes, Gaiters, &c.,

Rowan. neatle m th‘eil very pgurgﬁmsde
an

to lease customers ln’sll e S . o - ,

nth Norwalk, April, lsse. amid

Pants GEESE mrnsnsiold by

 

 

. K. WCKWOOD.

’ NOTICE—Farmers wishing asnperlor Mower
should purchase the improved -
UNION.
No. 1cutuxfsst.- No.s cuter thet‘. OneHm-se
Hts 3; feet. The subscriber is tfor Fall-ﬁeld
Co. sslsootersblswellknown atcnt
EAGLE mom Damn, .

lm for less. which secured the First Premium
at he last County Fair, and Hinman's celebrated

CAR ‘AND FORK

lorunloadin Ha . Circulars free. Call on or addre-
Smil 4 5 JENNINGS, Esstou, Conn.

 

 

KELLOGG EnoTrsEsss,

Have a lull assortment of

HARDWARE, AGRICULTURAL
IMPLEMENTS, MECHAN-
ICS’ AND MASONS’

TOOLS .

Of every description. HORSE iSHOE NAILS.

PAINTS, one and CLASS,
And a superior article of Doon IDOORS.

It'- Don’t forget: EAST Sins of Milo Street. .a

 

, SOMETHING NEW.

waelnum MANUFACTURING , COHPANY’S
PATENT SEWING MACHINES
' Wish mar-ses- Attach-one.

HIS “GENE has no equal in the Harket for

, lanafactnrln , and Nachlne

or aDou le Lock Stich two spools
without shatt e or bobbin. It will hem, fell, tuck,
braid. quilt, cord, bind and embroider. akes ten
vdrltlcs of cliches. Ill simplicity is its great merit. -
It cannotbe turned backw or sew wrong. it can
be comprehended by the most inexperl

min was... Itle one of'thcmost Mailed!" if"
' n e" m o
slrsbls Fsmll dIt

Sowing es in the world.
needlonlytoSescentoheen ted. Soldatprlcee
lowerthsueverhefors

For sale by
D. HAYNES PITCH, Ago“,
I?! . . DOWN TowN.
Green House Plants.
‘ Ira Be our
1 r and richer
v WI

: as pro for bls'frhnds a

I1 WNW? . A. .a
on. or as‘ aspen o a -
rim... Be'sutiful Apps???“ rFlu 1°.

Trees. ears -or as
GrapeVlnes, WW Gooseberry Bushes. Also
'Ibmatoe PlantsJottuccaudCsb ePlants, winter-
edoucs,nowreadyforsettlngout, ,Ae. . . ~
5 Por- Inlo. ' ,
BAY with foal American Prl .is
A. eightm'dld thlssprln‘z isasplendid .1533.-

3 minutes. Al a
mere, 101‘ hands
lssonnd as a horse canbe' lseightycarsold
and a very fast traveller, can troi in 8.50 and better
hands. As the her does not

if part in good an
wantanyhorsesthissummerbewonldllketosellthe

10 of the ﬁrm of Lyon, Ahsru a Go.

For Sale.

1 ND on TWO HOCKAWAY CABBIAGES.
Apply to GEOBGE H. HANDLE,
Winnlpsuk, Conn.

G. ALTsIoF,
. his «Broadway, New York,
CUTS, SHANPOOS, and DRESSES LAIDIS’ HAIR
in all styles. He also has a large assortmentof
Braids, Bands, Pulls, Smtches, Ourls,

oresyofthesearticlesmadetoordcr. Comeandsee

 

Sorrel Horse. on

 

 

behave phrases here clsc. At B. AP-
emigre» litebell's et.~ Ladies attended
to at their residences.

 

PLYIsoUTsI ROCK ICE.

TEE. .. 33....“ n u so" "ill:
or ’ sea as w
whichthcymsybgvorteg. Thankallforpssipatnz
Inge theywlllen vor servecustomersas m
lyandsscbeepsspossl, his. BELLS apSrONp

Garden; and

 

Flower Seeds,

«l

A- FULL 'ASSOBTIENT,

For so. by H. Ilia c. s. rnowrrr,

 

East side of Halo Street. at Geo. Marvin's old stand, '

HARDWARE, CUTLERY, BUILDER’S,

f" my account," I will payno

1mm“ be allowed hereafter on all depoelts
made with the New Calfsan SavingsBank,toeolI-
menus on the ﬁrst day of the month next succeeding
the d t. S. Y. ST. JOHN, Treasurer.
New Canaan, Aug. 0. 1800. . ﬂ

 

GEORGE w. SIIITII.
Dealer in all kinds of

Choice Groceries, Provisions,
FLOUR AND FEED.

run OLDEST GROCERY IN SOUTH NORWALx.

We are sure it does not require columns of ver- ,
tisemeuts to satisfy our customers that the quail of
our Goods is always the best in market, and that cy
are sold as cheap as can be sshed ekewhsrc.

I,’ PRODUCE TAKEN IN EXCHANGE. lyld

 

Iscs SPRING AGAIN. use
New Goods! New Goodsll
G. O. KEELEB,

AVINC taken the store late occupied by Smith
& Hanford is prepared to o r a new no ucau-
tiful assortment of

ﬁcots and. shoes,

lease the-mostdlﬁlcult and
Ibo attention of the closest

mugs“ ad examll lne our stock of goods before
p c w ere.

Partlc arattentlon dto custom work andro-
pairirlg. W REFLEX. Norwalk.

1 t les which will
35%.: 'yfall to call

SOUTH NORWALK
GIsar— Store,
ELY’S BLOCK,

.. MAIN STREET.

c.78wartm ch Co.

Nanufacturers oi the
GRANT a coarax,
Masonic Emblems,
Ne Plus Ultra",
Star of the PVC“,

And other Choice Brands of Cigars. .Wholesale
andecalerIln ’
Lorillard’n, ,

‘ .
Andes-Dora’s,

' Lillentlss'al

and & I-ont’s
"1' O B A. C o o ,

And the celebrated

Charter Oak _Plug Tobacco,

Together with

"PIPES, CIGAR HOLDERS, ,TOBACCO

BOXES, AND SMOKERS’ AR-
TICLES GENERALLY.

 

‘ CHAMPAIGN ALE. . ,
133ml- brewedfresh stiﬂilus‘sto‘nstgf tho ,
as been!» qualities, sense 0 rew
lag the most excessive hot weathzr. is guaranteed
”ll?“ '
ofthc subscribers,

 

 

To Horsemen.

THE TROTTING STALLION “BAY HANDLE-
TONIAN," will stand for mares from lie let
to July sols. less, It the stable of mi. .1. FINC in
Weatgﬂt, Conn. z—Bs Hambletonian was
ﬁred y nysdk's old bistouLu, at Chester, Or.
geCounty, New Yo the sire efDexter, Bruno
George Wil cs, Shark. oluntecr Independent, and
many other fast ones that have distlnﬁulshed them-
selves for Bay Hambletonlen s 16}; hands
high' color brl ht bay, with near bind foot white;
the Bay smb ctoniau was Dol W
sired by Klidsrc, Kildsre by in: rted
lander; her darn out of a blooded
march Cockof theBthockoftheBockby Im-
i‘é‘u“ °¥Sﬁi°.'ii.'l§'.‘li°“°"°“‘°‘&°£ii“
pse. : e season, or -
sureamsrewlthfosl. Persons gwith mares
before the season is over, will he held or the insu-
rance money whether the mare proves with foal or
not. Hares comingirom a distance can be furnished
with good pasture at a reasonable rate, and care tsko
en to prevent scelden and if an ,attherlskof
owners. For further culars s i to

:1. PIECE.
Westport, April so, 1800. ~ 18tf

EARLY ROSE POTATOE.
Thales: Early Pontoons the Market.
BE SURE AND GET THE GENUINE.

EXPERIENCE of the past season fully con~

ﬁrms all that was claimed for this new variety
when ﬁrst cured last spring. Well ripened tubers
were exhibited at the Massachusetts Horticultural and
New Jersey State Agricultural Societies the last week
in June wu in nine weeks in the open d, for

 

~ which a liver Hedal was awarded by the armor, and

special rlaeby the latter. Hcpeamdlnstsncesare
been ovsr400 bushels

mention where the yieldhss
to the sore. Deslrous of still further introducing the
cultivation of this ve valuable potstoe, I will sell a
limited quautlt at 0 following rates—cash to ac-
eompanv the 0 er: .
One pound by mail. 15 cents.
u I! zw
One peck by express, . 6.00
Bu er paying ch Also, 100 bushels Harrison of
- m yown growing, 0 assorted tubers: -'
e m is cents
One hel, - . 2.00
One barrel . 1.00
e'. n. HOLDEN, South Norwaik. CL,
Five Nile Elven,

 

Quick Sales and Small Profits-

 

NEW

Clothing. Store.

Theundersigned , leavetolnfOrm thccitlaensof
Norwalk and the heLila: ersll tb t th h
opened the new CIOIIIIIDg'gI: in y . .y "t

mtohen’m Blocls,

polite the Gasette Buildin where theyarc reps
3. to wait on all who mag'hvor them withps call:
They have on hand a large and superior stock of

READY-MADE .

CLOTHING,

Of the Latest Styles, of our own manufacture.
In addl on to the above business, we will keep
constantly on hands large and superior stock of

- Genis’ F urnishillg GCCds',

TIUNRS, TDAVELING .DAGs,

.UIBRELLAS, RUBBER ti OIL CLOTH SUITS, to.

. We buy for cash, and are determined tossll chealicr
than any other store in this plus, and man 1:
wsolicit ? share of public patronage. , BER

FISHER .sr. NATHEN,

The New Clothing Store in 'IITCHELL'S B1003,
Opposite the Gazette Building, News“, Conn.

 

Notice.

BREAS, my. wife lsry Ann James having
lennlybed an board t cause or
is to forbid

ti this all “adults a

rovoca O

p n' dgbll other mm
ANDREW J. JAIES.

 

“Danbury. key tdth sass.

' without any in)

dur-
for

0 time.
sale in Barrels and Half-Barrels at the store
FITCH .b RENOUD-

AGENTS WANTED FOR THE

Secret History.

OF THE- CONFEDERACY.

“council roulette!» and startling disclosures,
.35... this .3! , are creating the most intense do.
sire in the minds of the pie to obtain it. The ee-
mt W dsc. of Davis and other Confederate
leaders, with the lilac.» Mymrlu irom " Behind the
Scenes in Richmou " are thoroughly ventilated.
Send for Circulars an see our terms and a funde-
,scrl tion of the worln Address NATIONAL PUB-
Ll G 00., Philadelphia, Penn. sue

NEW BOOK Foss AGENTs. ,
' and HARRIET

 

A

me I: a. Balloons
3’ .c‘ ”Samara STOWE

“ The American Women’s Home." ‘

 

Being a xiii“ for-mam: mislialtensnh of
Egon a
l illnﬁll'ai
g bounrdkpﬂwm tv‘v'lIl’dnd its wad; into every
household in the land. Agsiltltswwla’lll‘tleg:i tad for
«as u w , Publishbrs, Hartford, Ct.
TSING TEA-7319.0]: Dragon Chop I

W not. "Ms M (‘15le Milne-rel."
We! without any coloring” fol-sign substance.
Cardonhvcsleln(notcopper),oesraslow ﬁrs. IDs-
lfpllw Moonussedfnglypowerfnlund strong. Lhas-
biussulltlls Mysirtuesofmm plant. lass-
darinsundhfyherelossafuotimussnoother.

This celebrated Tea was ﬁrstiutroduccd here by the
Omani. Taa COIPANY, in Bay, 1863, when the t-
ed quantity imported was rspidl sold. at the hi h
price of 81.80 per und. lt met th such unqual ﬁ-
ed spprov and a demand for it from all section
was so grea that the Campus stance made arrange-

mentstoprotmreaisrgersu n u u moreihvors-
his term. for the future; an thy; ave inst received
the ﬁrst invoice forthisycsr,. cbwllbesoldat

the low price of 31.10 a pound, at. which (but little

over half what it cost one year egg, it is the cheapest

Tea known; and the Com that the cannot

too highly recommend it s I who drink ea. as it

pomessesthe demand stren and the soothing.

and invigor'stlngIgropertlesuoy Black and Green,

ous qsal :

and free from eclorlng matter or an foreign

it suit thetsste and lease all who love Tea.
tsai‘s'llaup n in undpsrcels,“

la a chest, tb the price, 81. 0 printed on

ege.- The wholesale til

price bi a chest is 81 a sound,
and 'orders from a otel Keepers Pe diets,
Clubs or Families for c cstroftld ounds

or more,
will be ﬁlled at the wholesale price. attics living in

from them. -
Like all other goods sold by the Oriental Tea Com-
pany, this Tea is warranted to give entire satisfaction ;
and premier ordering, can do so with the full sssunncc
that the whole or any part fhlls to suit, It may be
returned at our expense, and we will refund the
money. _

' SPECIAL NOHCL—As a matter of convenience
to the public we arp arranging with Apothecarlss and
Ilerchantl, all over the country, to act as Agents-for
selling our Teas and Ochoa in their locality, at-our
warehouse prices. Our p.m. are 81ml", but we piss
overleaf-MM of these to Agents as commission. We
want an Agent in every town in the Union, audwill
send full particulars, terms, price-lists, &c., upon ap-
plication by mail from Traders desiring it. Address
Oriental Tea 00., Boston, Mass. , 4m

 

We are Coming!

/ ‘

 

_ , '
With . Superior . Induce-meats,
IN OUR

GREAT. ONE (EULLAR SALE

Dry And Family Goods.

. We hav'e en] our Exchausge List with varieties

of Ladies’ Skirts, Bed Spreads, ummer Goods doc.
Our house being the Headqnaters of the Dollar

Trade, we,will give our patrons the same bargains by

mail as they are able to obtain at our famous St.Jo-

acblm Dollar Ste 143 Washington St. Catalogue

of goods and sample! send to any address. Send alo-

tored tar. , .

my by logo .
. . J. S. HAWES &_CO.,
Isa & 130 Federal so, Bel-Std]! luau.

ESTABLISHED IN‘183’7.

THE NEW LoNDoN CﬁnoNICLE.
' . INDEPENDENT-BUT NOT NEUTRAL.

 

 

A» Braden: Admllolng Medium.
. I" A] "T ghﬁgcéklyuChronlciels furnished at One Dollar
HIIIIIIO I Champnlgn e. an . on per car.
nggnlmmgm- public In mud .._ the-ml» , n... m.,... ggﬁiﬁs‘iﬁm’" ”will.
‘ HAHHEB’S FRESH Buuwxn

cone-Am cc: Co’s
- ' AROMATIC ‘
VEGETABLE SOAP,

Combined with Glycerlne, la .reeo-o
mended Ibr- tlse use or LADIES and us

 

‘ is ' th ed "in“, 3‘? 15:5, c511,. Ilse NURSERY. '
n or e e o ammer s s.
" DYSPEPSIA ,
IF you want a STOVE or a BANG or any- AND LIVER ’
_ thing else in dHOUSEKEEPING LI a. o . _ COMPLAINT.

lnportnnI-Certlncnte. '

Having been adilctedwlth chronic disease of the di-
gestive organs; (described- by Physicians“ enlarg-
ment of the liver and inﬁamat on of the stomach,)
for more than teyears and colored what words can
never describe, thont relief from the most celebr-
ted medical skill that could be consulted, l was in-
duced b the physician who last attended me to try
Dodel a Nervlnc and lavigorator. .110 ha
witnessed its elects he said, in his own practicea
and could recommend it in the highest terms. I be
about lost faith in everything' but I followed his
advice, rocured the medicine. The street inspired
me wl hope. I continued its use, and still-improv-
ed- followin it’up' I grew stronger and stronger,
'and sud'ered ess and less from my troubles. This for
some months—until I was relieved and needed it no
langer. Dodd's Nervine restored me 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 suffering that had made
ten years of In life must wretched. No one can con-
ceive my Joy w 0 has not ”gig-fenced a like recovery

E. B. BY, St. Paul. linn.
For sale by all Drugglsts at One Dollar a Bottle. 8w

ROGLE a: LYLES,

DEAL-I ﬂ‘ ‘

GROCERS’ SUNDRIES, .

HERIETRICALLY

SEALED FRUITS, VEGETABLES
' . CHOICE
Southern Hominy and Sump, to.

CROSS 8 BLACKWELL’S PICHLES. SAUC he.
LEA A PEBBIN'SWOBCESTERSHIRE SA CE.

Sole Agents for the Society of Shakers.

lawle . No. 08 Barclay Street, N. Y.

 

 

 

FRANK MEAD & COBB
LADIES' AND GENTS' Confectionery, lee Cream,
and Dining Saloon, Gazette Building.
Confectionery
Hanufactnred for the Wholesale sud-Retail Trade.

And a large and vs choice variety kept constantly
on hand or the retail trade. .
All candles ofered for sale are fresh.

CHOCOLATE CAROMELS,
AND ‘
Pure Molasses Candy,
Fresheveryday. ,

Ice Cream Candy, Coeonnnt Passe llar
icy Coeoanntﬂapanese Cocoanugfrnla,
Nuts, and '

Havana. Cigars,
Constantly on hand at Wilma-ale. and Retail in any
one

Ill .
PHILADELPHIA ICE CREAM,

Nanufactured for the saloon and also, for Families
and Bertie
' Faaxx Hun.

G. WADD SELLECK,

SUCCESSOE ,to late firm of Neeker a Selleck, Si
Iain St.. keeps constantly on hand afrcsbstoek of

I _ I
Family Gr ocerres,
CHOICE PROVISIONS FDOU SOAPS DRIED
FRUITS, CANNED FR an BERRI , CAT.
SUP, FLAVORII'G EXTRACTS. &C. Thia well.
known stand will continue to sustain its museum

tatlon for lag the best of eve blow and
ING AT TmWBST POSSIB

PRICES. lyd
DOCTOR NESBITT’S

s.
Cues-run ll. Dooouass.

 

.The best remedy for

coUGno, AND COLDS,

 

a

pack- ,

towns where we have agents can always get this Tea _

. - "as
COuch Syrup, mm

1869.

 

.p-o—~——————

Carpeting .
. Oil-ClOths ;
a .Ma'ttings ;

‘ Dru ggets ;
Received direct fromAuetlon and the manufactory, a

my Ins: and well selected stock or all klnds of

goods in the Carpet line, all of which will be sold at
the lowest market prices for cash. .
‘ Carpets made ’and‘ put down,
when desired. '

C. J. 'GBUHAN.

 

 

luv ,.

~ ’- 4 .
.AYRSHIRE - BULL,
“ LAWRENCE DREW.”
PirstPrlsc Yearll stthe'New England Fair, Sept.
1808, and eld Conn .13; Fair, 1808.

PEDIGREE:

Cslved July to, last; bred by s. M. a D. Wells,
Wetbersﬁcld, Ct.
' Slur: Aleck Christie out oi Dolly 3d, (lid);
Sd. JohuAndereon (83) out of Edie:
ac. Zachary Taylor (too out of Gowant
dth. Prince Albert imported by Capt. Randall.
Dart: Mcrryton
winner of (9) prises n Scotland.

Services (5) Five Dollon- in .'4 deduce.

FOB SALE-TOR SEED, WABRANTED:
EARLY BOSE. so cents per pound. .
HARRISON $3.. bbL, - '
EARLYGOO CH, ssperbbl. .

Or Dex. No. 10 Darlen Depot, r. O.

imported by H. n. Peters and

HEADOW FARM, DIl’lIil, COBB. ‘
Ea FAUL, "°I‘a
“I“!

AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT,

PAINTS, osLs. WINDOW GLASS, 1.0.,

. 41’ LOWEST CASH PRICES.

.

The subscriber has now in, Store and is constantly
recslvln directnomtnamsnufseturersafall assort-
mentcf or tne shove denomination suited to
this market, which will be sold either wholesale or re‘
tall at lowest New York prices. ‘*

LOCKS, deed, rim. and mortise, ‘or all kinds.
LAMPS, rim. mortise. all kinds.

KNOBS, Silverl’lsted. Porcelain, and Mineral.
NAILS, cut, presses. wrought audhorse.

6011an ’Table and Pocket, a large assortment.
ems, double and single barrels.

Herons, Revolvers and single barrels.

IRONoml STEEL. full assortment of sizes and kinds.
CARRIAGE SPRINGS. Axles. bolts, clips, Sc. _
AGRICULTURAL anthems, full assortment.
PAINTS and OILS. of the best manufactures.

BURDICK’S
, ~ - National Hay Cutter

OHETHIN G entlrolv now, patented July 80th, 1807,

will cut Hay, Straw or Stalks, nearly or quite
twice as re ldlv as anv other cutter in use, and requires
but little la to o It. Call and see them. For
sale by WM. C. ST T, Agent for Norwalk and ad-
]oiuing towns.

BAUGi-I’S Raw Bone Super-Phos hate of Lime, a
splendid article, thcr with a ful su pl of Hard-
ware, Agricultural mpiements, Iron &. tee , Window
Grass, Paints, Oils, he. C. STREET.

 

REMOVALL

The Union Marble Works
NORWALK, CONN,

HAVE been remoVed from Phlnnlx 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 E. Price
& , is now propared to furnish every kind of

Italian and American Marble,

GRANITE, BRAD, OR BROWN STONE,

:M.‘ o N U M E N '1- s ,
Slabs. TabletsinSinks, do, as well as Mantle: and
Furniture Slabs general and furnished at the low-
est possible prices. .
Country Fencing, iron Iailng, be,

furnished and put up at short notice and on very
‘ favorable terms.

Representing an citaﬁlishment the, oldest and best
known of any in Westcre Connecticut, the subscriber

' honorable dealing ls alreadytoo well established to
need commendation. Address .
PRICE, Agent.32

E. B.
Norwulk, April 6th, 1868.

 

 

 

NEW" GOODS !
.APPAUTH'UL AssosTMPNT
F. B. PURDY,

DRUGGIST, SOUTH NORWALK,

Has Just opened a due assortment'oi' goods, consist-

lllg of
TOILET SETS,
SETS OF BRUSHES,
FANCY COLOGNE BOTTLES,
AND VASES.
'~Also a large assortment of
COLOGNES,
HANDKERCHIEF EXTRACTS,
SOAPS,
TOILET AND
FANCY ARTICLES, so

 

- “5/
LAZARUS so DIORRIS’
Celebrated Perfeoted Spectacles.

AND EYEGLASSES.
The large and increasing sales of these
SUPERIOR GLASSES.

Is a sure proof of their superiority. We were satis-
ﬁed that they would be up reciated here as elsewhere
and that the reality of e advantages onereu to
wearers of our beautiful 1e es, via; the ease and
comfort, the mured and mildly ascertainedlmprove-
ment of the sight, and the b
_ve in all cases,‘were in themselves so apparent on
i, that the result could not be otherw
has, in the almost neral adoption of our CELE-
BRATED PEBFECTED SPEC ALES by the resi-

dents of this locality. ‘ '
With a full. know edge of the value of the assertion

ever manufacture ' To those needing Spectacles,we
ail‘ord at all times an opportunity of procuring the
best and most desirable.

L. WEED, WATCHMAKER s JEWELEB, ,
has always on hand a full assortment, suitable for ev-

ergiiﬂic .
We take occasion to notify the Public that we

employ no pedlars, and to caution them a inst those
pretending to have our goods for sale. 45%,

Don’t Fall to Read This!

If you are in want of anything in

H. H. ‘Wellman’s
' LINE OF .
FANCY GOODS,
STATIgDNERY,

 

 

A. SWORDS’

O‘

SOUTH NORWALK,

Opposite Rlﬂroad Depot. '

ment 0

School and Mlaeellnneoue Booke,

HEMORAIVD UM BOOKS AND
DIARIES, FOR 1869,

South Norwalk, Dec. 0th, 1803.

UNITED sTATEs MAIL. 7
coNNﬁCUT.

POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT, .
Wasnnleros, Ann. SS, 130.

PROPOSALSwill be ncclved at the Contract Odice
of, this t until 3 o’clock p.m. of June

1800 (tobe ceidedbythe 4th lust.) for carrying e

oi to line

mall“)! the Unitodstlieall'omJ yl,18ﬂ,

 

&NMmmT3§°b It'll hdl f.dpartu
CMEDGSO 8 I“

Saints-IN or. w {ﬂz'dneddlnglomd
- m eaonan I
10mins slxtirnas'aweek.

mﬂfm “b“

dai .ex Suns at1 m.‘
girth“ Y», P- .

Arrive at Beddln ;
leave Bedding daily, except Sunday, at 0 Lin:
mmzanmk 1%? Bkersvlll.' d
« on a an
to We'olcottvlelIe, 1%; miles and ,
three week. ‘

t a

Leave Collinsvlllc Monday, Wednesday, and Friday

at 030‘me ; ,
Arriveat olcottvillebyltiwnq . '
Leave Wolcottville Houday, ed nesday, and Friday
“‘00 LIL: .
Arrive at Collinsvillc I am. ,
001 From North Oran to Granby, 8% miles and

back, twice a week. .

leave North Granby Tumday and Friday at can pm;
Arrive atGranb by 0.00 p.m. ;

leave Granby T'uss Friday at 'l' p.m. ;.
Arrive at North Granby by 8 p.m.

For forms of roposal, guarantee. and certiﬁcate,
and also for in ctious as to-tho conditions tohe
embraced in the con Ac, sec advertisement of
November 10, 108, lnvl proposal for mail service
in the New England States, to be found O the rind-
pal post o see. Bids should be sentin es on-

II
vs! super-scribed “ llail Pro )osuls State of Con-
nemull," and addressed to tile Secbnd Assistant
Postmaster General. ' '
GEORGE IA
' Acting Postmaster General.

Donors damn
American EI‘oreign Patents,

sss SEVENTH STREET, WASHINGTON, D. C.
"Inordertolellitateourlargeend in-
balm “Mid Count we ave an.
the proprietors of the GAZE to receive
forward all ocal business to us. Applications to
receive prompt attention.

 

tit
and

 

A FINE assosrrtm OF

HAIR- BRUSHES, COMES, HIRROBS,
TOOTH DRUMS, lit SOAPS,‘

 

 

information that will lead to the eonvictlou ofanypm.
sou comm! and lately rm- at
mid property. A. . llY CTR.
NION I _ amortmeut G
0 Seeds ﬂout K. Bliss C New York.“
0. 0. Billion a. BBC.

teed. Oats,

'vlls amornrssen t ~
Cm “ cs:oneao.xklll.ll'I Renae.

‘and a

For sale by II. II. a; o. s. I-no'WIT-r. '
REMOVAL: l“ “"1
Ilorsc Shoelng Establishment. , ,
THE subscriber wouldres ily inform thepn ‘ ' '
licthathccsnhefoun afe R ds belo - ' '
old place ofbuslnsu where he wll‘l'stuctiy to "new In' I. & 0' 8' Promtt'
whomsycellcnhim. lyld W . . . - .
LoU Fro Prov also Feed andGraln ‘ ' ‘
in auy'q'uautitytiﬁ suit sers. at Hourly, WOOD’SEOWINCMAOHINES,&O-
- . - - " Iatteutionof Fauna-s is invited toWood's
' .10 new. TIE-"rot“ I was? The lssttwoyeara
TED nstan . we ve been a e orders receiveu‘ an ,
BIKE?” Train a “'3: "3313232“ and m. many who have wanted thcss'mnchlncshavs not
he on 3 1,1,. m mm, ",1 Kim , able to obtain them. Send in your orders early. The
leg and stealing of fence having oee thk are, for t e
is to give notice that the above reward will be f. O Ilene It...” delivered in N. Haven 8106. -

0.. 00 u , n u “00.

These lowers are warranted to work equal to any

m so .. “memento PP” “mm-
on OIIO

' ”mamrm , '

a” '1". '3.
rs, as State Street, New Haven, Ct.
ROBERT B. BRADLEY 8 CO.
NAB! CK

TU as. w cu,
or n. n. PLATT, mm; m.,} Ami" ens
TAIL: con-x of all '

E. x

 

t
WOOD'S.

 

 

HIBESTPOTATOESIObefouudi r
T at . 0.0.msn“&mm°‘ ,

 

and call
IFJouwsntanicecblldorNissescol shoe!

NEWS DEPOT AND BOOK STORE.

FFEES'for sale at reduced prices, a large assort-

PAPER, PENS, PENGILS, ACCOUNT

routes in th State of

A , 'GRAIN and feed in any anagtl

. 3
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,
nearly all kinds are kept constantly on band; also
Sheet Music, ,
‘ Music Books,
and Musical Instructors,

If not on hand they can be obtained at. shortnotice
All styles of

Trunks, Traveling Bags do Satbhsls

Which will be sold as cheap as they can be found any-

' .where.

PORTABLE WRITING DESKS,
AND PORTFOLIOS,
of the Best Quality. '

PORTMONIES do MONEY BAGhS,

of all prices, and as cheap as they can be found e
where.

_ ‘STEREOSOOPIG' GLASSES «I: VIEWS
OPEBA,.MAGNIFYING, AND SPY
GLASSES; PHOTOGAPHIU AL- ,

DUNS, AND CARD PIO-

Hels constan mtﬁdld to his CIBCU " T Sj'PLAY : G AND
1 l 5 o
LATINO LmEAlBY, g °n 7%mssgmgm '23.
vingmade ' largePu lshing ’ . '

Eggs, in New York, agsﬁtoavyigetlared to ‘zlxecutc $ﬁggﬁg’ ,-
ail orders for BindingBoo Mulch-Periodicals, do, 9 ,
at the lowest rates and with pale BAUKGAMQNIP CRIBBAGE BOARDS

Alargevarle Mom mm, as m! m... Games & Puzzels in Variety

eauu every , comprise b it rtl - - . .
{om‘ia m... ’ “t 3' ERISW'OB‘DIS.“ GOLD AND STEEL PENS GOLD AND

SILVER PENCILS, INDELIBLE
PENSAND PENCILS, POCKET .
KNIVES RAZORS, so. &C.
COMES AND BRUSHES, -
PICTURES do PIC-
TURE FRAMES.

Pictures Framed to order
ﬂowers, Shells, and-noises Framed:
In any style of Frame.

SEWING MACHINES.
BTNA, GROVEB .Il DAKEB’S. WHEELER d;
WILSON , BAHTRAK & FANTON’S, WILCOX
& GIBBS and thecelebrsted ANEBICAN BUTTON
HOLE and OVERSEAMHWG EACHINE. This Ida-
cblue does every varlet of sewing and takes the
same kind of aetitcb as t e Wheeler lb Wilson. Any
one wishin to get a good Machine, win do well to
' give us a c i.

BOOKS .e HUSIqu calm. boundfoordor.
.6 of‘ .l

Most Patient and; Susanna
Hamster ill the World. .

d

 

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In eleven years ms sale of the BUCKEYE has
incensed from '15 Machines 1020.060, in u
etude mend over 100,000 are now to m: D.

,v the United States. .

II MS received no What Premiums of the rum!
“My! Field Trlmle ever held in any country.

It. Gm! Dlnblllry In. been thoroughly
Whilst-w; 2.1.: 1‘. 2; :‘vorywhere known and re-
eognlaod as tho, .

Standard of Excellence In Mutcrlul um:
Werkmanship, as well as Perfection of Prin-
ciple. . '-
Vsluablc improvements added for 1869.

Hanursemred by

‘ ADRIANCE, PLATT & 00..
16 Greenwich St.. N. Y.
-launfsctory,1’ouhkeepele.N.Y; -“
Circulars forwardethsnali.

Q

 

BCELAINE DEFERRED the trade-mark of

' thebcsthhleCrocke imported. Itlssnperlor

toStons China. and cremexeepting transparanﬁ)

to French China-but cw can telltlle diﬁ’eren -

th h the price is abolit half that 01 French Ch nur
Sold y , - E. E LOCHWOOD.

at
SELF-R A BBO.

at
OOD’S.

' LL kinds ofFruits, Foreign and DomestieGrecn
A. Dried and in Cans, at .- HOLHIS'S.

GO to HEELEB'S if you want sniccChlld'sor

 

’WOODBN WARE in Eexst mvarée

 

 

Misses' Colored Shoe.

 

‘ anlncss Cards, Tickets, am,

PillNTED in Colored Inks,llronzcs,orplain Black

In k, on White or Colored Cards, in the best- 'mn

r.er It Gums Jon Ostrich

feels that its reputation for artistic excellence and.

llaut assistance they -
so than it ‘

we claim that the are the most perfect optical aids,

Spring Dress Goods.
Popllnctle, made expressl _for them :Sllke
of all kinds, and Black 811 e in very superior
makes. Linnea Lace Point. at great bargains.
Special attention is called to the -
Hosiery Department,

E Ilsh none and Half none made ferns
and o cred at importer's prices. Sis-snot You.
for lsdl gentlemen and children. Kid Glovee
and‘Ll e Gloves. I bone and Embroi-
derlee sensual, ave i r stock at lowest prices
48 E." 140]! 83., nion- ”In", N.Y,

a?
EDWARD GORMAN,
Plain & Ornamental Plasterer

' Calling Ornamente of Latest Patterns.

1250 Broadway, N. Y., between 31st and 32d Sts.
Center Places to. carefull packed for the.conntry.
Refers to Heriry Séymour, Ilason, Norwalk. ' 3min

LOW PRICES;

CHINA and GLASS

pheaper than E'ver.

 

' , ALL Goons MARKED pawn
NEARLY ONE HALF.
White China Tea Sets. 44 pieces, 80 00
“ China Cups and Saucers 24 “ ii £5
“ Parisran China Dinner Sets, 133 u - 20 oo
" Panslan ChinlI'Tollet Sets, 11 , “ 3 50
“ Parisian China Dinner Plates, per den. 1 80
“ ' Parisian China Ten Plates “ 1 10

Fancy Toilet Sets, 11 5.. variety, of patterns), 5 00
Water Goblets, a ar cle. pcr dos.
Silver Plated Ware, Cutlery, Tea Trs s Fancy Goods,

Kitchen Ware, Ate. All at Reduce - ricer. Goods
packed for the Colmtry.
HADLEY’E ,

nue, between 7th and 8th Streets New York.
Remember the HIDDLEqI l’hc Block.

SPRING.’ 1869.
J. M. ‘VARIAN & SON,

(Successors to F. B. BALDWIN.)

Clothing & Fllillinl Warehouse,

Nos. 70 & 72 BOWERY, near Canal St.,
NEW YORK,
Will (get; the SEASON with an UNSURPASSED
0 .

STOC
SPRING CLOTHING,

 

a

From New and Choice Fabrics, Unequaled in Variety

and Style. Large and Elegant Assortment of

Youths’ and Children’s ClOthing.

Customs De nrtmessa not equalled in selec-
tions of most de rabie stock of Foaalox and Dorms.

_Tlo CLOTllS, Cassnlxuxs, the. ,
Furnishing Goods in Great Variety.

SPRING - UNDERWEAR, HOSIERY, GLOVES,
' CRAVATS, TIES, UHBRELLAS, &C.

Shirts made to order and guaranteed to tit.
Prices lower than any other establishment in the city,

SATISFABIION GIVEN OR MONEY RETURNED.

MARBLEIZEDSLATEMANTLES

In great variety and at prices from
$10, $12 50, $17 50, $20 to $30, and upward
MANUFACTURED BY

THE PENBHYN SLATE C0.

Also Hearths, Tiles, Clsterns, Baths, Slabs, Urinals
BILLIARD TABLE BEDS,

Slabs, plain and enameled. Slate Work made to or
der. - Circulars sent on appll tiou.
carries and lianufactory,‘ iddle Granville, N. Y.
Warehouse and Show Rooms, No 40 West Eigh-
teenth St., between Fifth and Sixth Aves. N. Y.
- mam JONES, hanger.

 

 

.1969. .

S P' R I N G' .
Carpets, . .
Oil Cloths, _ .
Mattings,

. FOR , ' .
Churches, Ofﬁces, Lodges, Dwell-

ings, Hotels, Steamboats, dcc.

The Largest Stock of Superior Goods at the Lowest

. Cash Prices.
GOODS FITTED AND PUT DOWN.

GEO. E. L. HYATT,
273 CANAL STREET, and 31 HOWARD STREET.
A few Doors East of Broadway.

Furnaces
and. Ranges.
ALL those in want of Ranges and Furnaces, would

 

do well to call and examine our stock before
purchasing.

BRAMHALL, DEANE a. CO.,

247 Ct 249 WATER STREET,
' NEW YORK.

HARRISON'S IMPROVED EUROPEAN RANGES,
IMPROVED FRENCH RANGES, IMPROV-
ED CONE FURNACES, BROILERS,‘ '
OVENS, &C., &C.

 

COLUI'IBIAN IIALL,
Carpet- Warehouse,

281 Grand Street, New York.

HERE a full assortment of Velvet, Brussels
Tapestry, Three-Ply and Ingrain Carpets, with
l rge stock of Oil Cloths, catbbe found at ve low

a
p ces for cash. Allis Al SPENC

 

' Save 25 Per Cent.

BUY YOUR

SILVERWARE
0f the Manufacturers. _
FORD a: . TUPPER.

Saiesroorns Nos. 787 and 789 Broadway, Corner
10th Street, New York. .

IRVING SAVINGa INSTITUTIoN,
N0 so WARREN STREET, N. Y. '

NTEREST allowed at the rate of 6 per cent. on all
sums of 95,000 and under, free of Government tax.

Open dolly from 10 to 3‘3. m. _
WALTER . CONCKLIN, President.
VAsnxnnlL-r L. Buxrox, Secretary. lyl

Third Avenue SaVlngs Bank.
Corner of Third Avenue and 26th Street, New York.
Present Deposits $5,259,000.

Sir per cent. interest paid, free from Government
Tax.) on installments m :1 to_d5,000.

LL deposits made on or before the 20th of J anna-
r ,April July and October will draw interest

from c ﬁrst of those months.

Barn: Omduilyfrom 10 a.m., to 3 . m., and Hon.

day, Wednesday and Saturday Even gs, from a to

3 win. SPENCER K. GREEN, President.

M. B. BIBBINS, Secretary 0 1,9

GREAT SALE OF

MOURNING GOODS

FROM AU C'I'ION.

BARGAINS IN BOKBAZINES, PARISINNES POP.
Ll ‘ GROS D’ORIENT

 

 

 

REPS
TAMIS CBEPES, ALPACA GRENADINE
BAREG S, IRON and CANVA GRENADINES,

SERGE GRENADINE, a New Article. .

BLACK SILK“,

do. Also a great variety of Traveling Dress Goods.
N. B.—One case of Po lin Al acne at so cents,
worth $1, One case of Del PO}: %sll Wool, st 75
cents, worth $1 15, One case of chair, 70 cents,
worth 81 05. , , y >
- JACKSON’S MOU'RNING ITORR, ,
Bet. ri a»... so It? Dalian a (9"
ng ce . o e .0.
9p ’ ppo NEW YORiI.

 

RLLIS’ PATENT SELF REGULATING

HOT WATER APPARATUS,
For Warming and Ventilating
DWELLINGS, PUBLIC BUILDINGS,
GREEN HOUSES, so.

CHARLES R. ELLIS,
182 CENTRE STREET,
Sand for a circular. . New York. _

Refer to Nauruuar. Walrus, 0. Success, SAMU-
ELITE“; Bri port: Doom: HULL, Black Book; A.
H. vaoros, orwa ; A.,T. erwurr, New York.

WM. .1: POWELL
UNITED STATES, .
F L A G DE P O T,
[53 SOUTH STREET,
Near Peck Slip, NEW YORK.
POLITICAL BAN NER s
‘ OF EVERY KIND.

 

Ensl s,Jseks Burgees Si als the. die. on hand
and male to order at the Iowa cs'sh ’ a: Orville
item abroad will receive prompt attention.

“Mimic

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llEllrll
, membrane, E
I“ ":3, THE cosy, Tlc
sl'fcallEFUllnEnJﬁ-L B:

HANDUERS and HALL LIGHTS for HERO-
C SEND, sold by K. L0,CKWO0D.

more" and RED TOP
CLSII‘EIIII? - e. o. HELLER a BRO.

 

 

 

5O COBDS SAWED WOOD fur sale at
G. 0. mm l 3309.

ALL kinds of DRIED FBU‘lT, .l
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o o manila.

 

HIDDLE of the Cooper Institute Block, Fourth Ave- .

WHOLESALE and RETAIL at the Stores & Lofts of

to. ‘15 age taken to an from all the trains on N.
Y 5N. ., and D. & N. R. It, and tho Steamboat.

He is also prepared to do all kinds of Light and Heavy

 

 

° having secured a ﬁrst-class s rln truck
will at‘t'czld all; :11 amorfrgmgg Fd’rnitglrml’l:
an pa on c cis res ii
"iii... mm ”imp oil‘s... ’

Norwalk Horse Railway.
1800 Susan Anaemia-r. 1869-
Leusc Norwalk. . So. Nowell.
x 5 40 A. M. New York, i
26!! “N.Y.&N. ., xsooAJI.
x 105 " NoTrain I x 045 “
o 'f 25 “ New York Ex. in x 1 so -‘
x'lds “ No'I‘rAlu,‘ lMo‘de “
0818'“ NoTrain. iMxSlS "
x 838 " Nstaveu. iii 0 838 “
,0 004 " NewYork. all x 904 "'
x 014 “ hostveu ExﬁM o 9 35 u
o 0 so “ No Train, gn x p 45 u
x1006 .“ NoTr m 01.05 u
oil! 20 " No Train in x10 55 u
x1045 " NewYorkEx. 5M olosu "
oil 06 “ No Train, in :11 05 u
x11 0S “ . No Train. in 011 39 u
01! 00 M. No Train. in 31g 00 u
x l! 30 “ No Train. in 012 39 «I
01253 “ N.Y. Accom. in x1008 u
Extra 3 1 10 P. it. New Haven. gs o 1 20 p, n.
x 1 40 " New Haven 2x410 3 1 81 n
01.0 “ IsoTraln. ix 2200 u
32.5 “ NOTPSIII. 5M 0 ’25 u
o I so “ New York Ex. EM x 252 “
x I I. “ New York. is O 3 12 sl
0 S 41 “ No Train. all x s 41 "
x 4 00 “ No Train. ill 0. 4 00 “
o 4 20 “ New Haven ELEM x 4 go at
x 4 40 “ No Train. all 0 d 40 “
o 5 00 “ No Train. 5M x 5 00 “
x 5 19 “ NewYork Ex. 5M 0 5 19 ”
Extra 8 e 30 “ New Haven. ES x l 40 “
0:351 “ 10.12.010.11 31,3 50: “
x 0 if “ No Train. 3M; 0 6 ll “
, o 0 at “ No Train 5M3 x 0 37 “
x 0 5‘! “ No Train. EM O 6 51’ “
o ’l’ 11 “ New Haven. gill x 7 11’ “
x 'l 31 “ No Train. all 0 7 37 ..
o ‘l 57’ “ No Train. EM 1 ’l’ 51' “
x 8 11' “ No Train. gill O s 1'! “
o 8 31' “ No Train, 5M x 8 37 “
x 8 61 “ No Train. ill 0 8 57 -‘
o 9.17 “ New YorkEx. ill x 0 11' “
Yxt a 3 9 29 " New Haven Ex.‘ 0 9 39 "
.x050 “ NoTraln. 918050 ‘-
o 10 10 “ No Train. in x 10 10 “

 

. I o 10 SO "
EDWIN LOCKWOOD, Pres.

 

 

temoon at 2 45 o’clock and from foot 34th» sr.,l_ at 3
o'clock connectin with the Danbury A; New Haven
Railroad. Leave South Namath every morning,(snn.
days excepted), at f 45, on the arrival of the R. R.
t

Fare, 75 Cents; Excursion Tickets, $1.25.
‘ Freight same as by the Propeller-s.

 

FREIGHT PROPERLERC.‘

 

P. F. Brady and City of Norwalk,
Will run daily one from each end of the route every
evening, (Sundays excepted). landin at the Danbury
R. R. pot each wa . Produce sol without “3%
fnoi'tlz‘tigrnission. - HEIGHT AT OLD PACK

DANBURY at NORWALK R. R.

SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing April 5th, 1869.

DAILY TRAINS.
Leaveballbury for South Norwalk,
6 30 a. m.;12m.;4 15 p. m.,; Freight aid 25 p. In.
Lean South Nor-walk for Danbury,
~At9 00a.m.; 11 10a.ln.; Spam; 0 18p.ln.
Leone Norwalk Bridgcfor South Norwalk,

 

JOHN W. BACON. Sup’t.

 

 
 
 

sexism? ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing May 10th, 1369.

For New York,

Boston Express.

At 3.47 A. it,
0.00 “ stopping atuall stations.

Norwnlk for New Haven,
At 6.80 A. m., stopping at all stations.
w dd dd C u u

9.44 “ ‘ Boston Express.

1.31 P. M., stopping at all stations.
he: :: Bostpn Express. ‘ ,
5.52 “ stopping at all stations.
6.12 H d u (I
It.“ u (I u u
9.40 “ Boston Express. '

. (Exq) 5.00, 8.30_(Ex.,) P. M.

and Hotels. .
Supt’s Oiiice. 4th Ave. and 07th St., New York.
Ass’t Supt’s Ofﬁce, Station House, New Haven.
' JAHES 1i. HOYT: Snp’t.

Livery Stable.
WILLIAM E. .DANN,
(Successor to D. S. Bartram.)

 

Bartram his stock of H
the stable in

double or single. Carriages furnished for Weddin
Partiesi Funerals, Ac. Passengers . conveyed to an
from-a] the trains and steamboat. :0

 

UNION LIVEEY STABLES.

Next to Barnum’s Hotel, South Norwalk.

 

RSES and s to let at all hours. Car-
riages, run to all e trains and to the clteanlboat
Coaches for Weddings, Furnerals the.
A few good horses for sale.
Also, for sale, Hay by the halo.
Passengers taken to and from the‘ Depot as cheap
as any other stable will do it. -
. - . LORENZO SCOFIELD.

DAILY L'INE..E
The New and Fast teamooat ‘

'r\"\~.-:_W_‘* .

Will leave 'Pier 81, foot of Market Street, every amp;

7‘

- ; THEsnbscri

at'l 34a.m.:l 05,&5 24pm;Frelghtst1 15pm.

Trains leave Passenger Station at Norwhlk as follows :

Trains leave New Haven for Norwallr, at 9.40, 5.30,
0.90, 8.10, 9.45 (m.,) A. IL; Is 10.; 2.05, Gk") 4.30

See large bill of adve'Ptisemeut at the Station Houses

THE SUBSCRIBER having purchased of D. S.

ones and Carriages.ln
the rear of Norwalk Hotel, and replen-
ished the same with a New Stock of Horses Car-
riages and Cosches,is now premed to furnish all
who wish with good Horses and Carriages, either

old store) where ey have a very large-assortment of
Furniture of every description,
At greatly reduced prices.
UNDERT'AKING,

in all its branches.

 

FURNITURE ’, FURNITURE l l

' AT THE
Furniture Warehouse,

Near the upper end of Main St.
HE subscriber has the largest assortment of
Household Furniture in this Count , consisting
of Chamber suits of all kinds, Bureaus, Mun
es, 'lete-u-Tetes Card Tables Marble-top Pier Tables,
Center Tables, Extension Tables, Chairs and Rockers
of all varieties, ,

Looking Glasses, Picture Frames,

and everything elsevin the Furniture line, cheap for
Cash. Repairing promptly done by experienced work-

men. .
UNDERTAKING,

A large assortment of Genius, of the best materials

constantly on hand. Shrouds, carriages Hearts. and

everything necessary for the burial of the dead, for-

nished cheaper than can be obtained elsewhere.

A new and elegant coach body Hearse, drawn by

two horses, has been received. .
ELBERT RAYMOND.

FURNITUDEP,

THE subscriberis now prepared to offer to the pub-
, lie, at his old standin estport, as. good an as-
sortment of '
CABINET FURNITURE

as can be found in Fairﬂeld County, land at lower pri-
ces, FOR CASH, than the same quality of goods can
be obtained at any other establishment.

The stock consists in part of Marble Top, Exten-
sion, Dining, Card and Quartette Tables; Bookcases
Bureaus, Sofas, Tote-a-Tetc Lounges; Mall uy and
Cane-seat Chairs; Gilt and Mahogany Frame king
Glasses, &c., die.

. COFFIN imEROOMS,
Where ma be found a full assortment of Collins.
which will furnished in the best possible manner,

 

and at short notice. A Hearse will be furnished when
desired.

peeing. \

A. RENOUD, Weetport, Ct.

 

I C-APDURANIC

A‘AG T .

 

C. mums
Dye and Print Works,

174 State St, Bridgeport,

The people of Norwalk and vicinity
will please take notice that we Dye
and Print Ladies Goods, via: Silks,

*

 

- Merinos and Delaine Crepe, Bomba-
zines,Alapccas and ot er Dress Goods
at short notice, and in the best colors
possible, and in a way not to be sur-
passed in this Country. We also
Clean and Dye Gent’s garments, also,
Lace. Window.Curtuins, 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. DUBAND, at his Fancv Store.
, Commissioners Notice;
rs sprinted by the com of Probate
for the Dis ct 0 Norwalk, as commissioners to
. receive, examine and decide l1 n the claims of the
creditors of GEORGE W. RA MOND, an insolvent
for the beneﬁt of his creditors, ereb give notice.
that we will attend to the bumesso our said ap-
pointment at the oﬁlce of Lewis F. Beers
Norwaik, at South Norwalk, on the 8th day of Jul
1339, and on the 8th day of September less, at . i6
- o’clock, in the forenoon on each of said days. Said
Court has limited and allowed four months item the
date heredf for theexhibition to us of claims against

said estate. ‘ . ,
Dated Norwalk ,thlssthdv? of Hay, 1860.
AS B. WOOD ABD Commis-
4t19 WALTER C. QUINTABD, sinners.
District of Norman; as. mam Court, Ho 1, 1800.
TATEpf CHARLES E. HANFORD to of Wil-
ton, in said District, deceased.

The Court of Probate for the District of Norwalk
hath limited and allowed six months item the date
hereof for the Creditors of said Estate, to exhibit
their claims for settlement.“ ‘ Those who no lest to
present their amounts, properly attcsted, wl in said

 

 

6.45
. u I ocal - t Da ' a time will be debarred a recovery. Allpersonslndeh~t
1 4‘ Stamfor ss, stopping a - “an n ed to’ said Estate are requested to make immediate
9'” u stopping at all stations. payment to HANNAH P. HANI’ORD,
u.“ a rest. , 31. ﬂ - IIIYIS.
S2}: Pa?“ 53253: at. agitation. District lo! .Torwalk, ss., Probate Court, Hay 11th,
es . . . '
:3: 2. £333: ' wum' STATE of BETSEY ROBERTS, late ofNorwaIk,
“7 '1. “NW; .11 ”mm“ Themcglift Elgﬁhm. District of Norwalk
9"" PM“ We“ . lﬁath limgiedhand shared 33:10.3; {rontr the 13‘s:
ereo r ecredl rso e oex
N°W York for Norwalk, , their claims for settlement. Those who, neglect to
AI 7-00. 3-00 (Ex-v) 9-00 11-30 A. IL; 1905 (EX-J 3-00 present their accounts properly attested, wltIrin said
(Ex,) 8.45, £25 (local ex.,) 0.30, 6-30. 8-00(EX..)P-M- time, will be debarted a recovery.

All ersons ln-
debted to said Estate are requested to m&e immedia
ate payment to
3t20 , SAMUEL LYNES, H. D., Executor.

Dl‘lsggct of Namath, “Probate Court, Hay 15th, A. D

STATE of CHARLES B. DA an insolvent
debtor of Norwalk, in said Dist ct, assigned in
trust for the beneﬁt of his creditors.
The Trustee of said Estate prays the appointment
of Commissioners thereon. ,
Gunman—That Commissioners to receive and ex-
amine and deeds upon the claims of the creditors of
said Estate be agpornted at the Probate Oilce lnNor-
walk on the 12 day of June, 1800, at 0 o’clock, fore-
noon, of which all persons in interes'twlll take notice,
and appear, if they see cause, and be heard thereon.
And sard Trustee will give public notice thereof by
a copv of this order on the ublic si post
the place where said debtor wells an with-
town, and b publishing the same in a
d County. O least twelve
ofJune. ,
A. DAVENPORT, Judge.

State of Counties“,

Fairﬁcld County, ea,

B. Boos. Norwnlk, May‘rl, 1869.
etltion of the said George A. Boos. of

 

posting
‘ neares
in the sameﬂ tch
news a r n a
do Segregaid lath dsﬁ
GEORG

‘ GEORGE A.‘Roos

1M.

 

LomsA
PON the
Louisa B. Roos on the grounds of wilful‘ desertlon,
for more than three years lsst‘past, and by reason of
'such misconduct on the part of the said Louisa B. .
Boos, the respondent in said petition, for more than
, three years last past, as permanently destroys the
happiness of the said petitioner and defeats the pur-
poses of the marriage relation, as fully stated in said
petition, said petition beln brought to the Hon. Su-
aerior Court, tohe held at bury, in and for Fair-
eld- County, on the 2nd Tuesday of August A. D.,
1809. It appearing to, and being found by, t e sub-
scribin Ant orlty, that the and res dent is absent
from is State. an is residin
York, at No. 206 est 13th treat, in (1 city:—
Therefore, ordered that notice be 'ven to the re-‘
spondent by hrrindiﬂ‘erent person, of e dcncy of
said petition, by publishing this order in t eNorwnlk
Gazette, a newspaper printed in said Norwalk, three
weeks successively commencing on the doth day of
Hay, 1809, and by e ositin a true and attested y
ofsaid etition, citat on an this orderof notice, in 0
Post 0 cc. tage paid, at said Norwalk, directed to
said Louisa . Boos, the respondent, at 206 West 13th
Street, in the city of New York. on or before the Std
day of May, An, 1809. THOMAS B. BUTLER,
' . . Judge of the Superior Court,

”Fagrﬁeld witty-,3. N
e orego 0 a 0 copy
in this case. Att

I 31 1809.
thgyordeur'ofnotice

”SAMUEL HEEL

Stil '

 

 

SOUTH NOBWALK SALES
‘ LIVERY STABLES-

HORSES and CARRIAGES, Double and Single,
with or without drivers, and of the best, cou-
stantly on hand and furnished at any hour of the day

or evening. Horses en all Livery, and a few supe-
rior animals for sale, Our equipment cannot be ex-
cellhd by any stable in the county. PartieaFunenls,
81c, attended. Good vehicles, gentle horses, and safe
drivers always guaranteed, and at moderate prices.

Horses, new and second-hand Carriages, Harnesses,
the, constantly on hand for sale atlow prices, and sat-
isfaction guaranteed. 8

WILLIAM B. SWAN .

Has" RgPoved.

Hamlet Salilell Eltaililimllt,

to the rear of his house on Slain St., and will soon
be- prepared to exhlbli afnll stock of Goods in his
line, and to do all—kinds of Jobbing.

 

 

GAZETTE |
JOB PRINTING OFFICE.

NORWALK, CON N.

EVER Y DESCRIPTION OF

JOB PRINTING,

From a Card to a Book, executed with neat
ness‘and dispatch. We have better facilities fordolng
good work at fairer pricestban many pretentiouslNcw

York City ofﬁces.

LAMPS. A line assortment at
E. H. LOCKWOOD'S.

CLOTHES. .wamcens,
THE BEST ARTICLE MADE. for sale by
- E. E. LOCKWOOD.

AND DRIED BEEF it
e. O. mLER a BRO.

“DAL RANGE
I“)R “I. .5 WKWOOD.

 

 

 

CHOICE HAM S

 

An indlﬂ'crent ”To...

 

HAIR BRUSHES!) RY MACMINERY‘
HAIR WORK.

THE undersigned would call-the attention of the
- Ladies and Gentlemen, totbe fact that he has
In daily employment, I man who understands the art
of Hair Work perfect] , so that he can make at the
shortest notice. Switc ea, Curls, Bands. Pull. W .
Whiskers, lionstachca, Ala. He also will buy It hu-
man hair and ay a reasonable ricetherefor. case,
give him a calla Ga‘settc Bull ng Barber Shop. ,
Ladies! ‘ The b ir which falls 0] from your heads _

can be made into witches, Curls, etc. '
GEORGE SCHAUB.

 

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Mmﬂlﬁﬂﬂllﬁ -
The Great Quitting Remedy [or 0mm:
Sontains N0 'MORPHINE 0R POISON-
)US DRUG; Sure to Regulate the Bonds}.
illays all Pain; corrects Acidity of the»

Stomach; makes sick and weak .cbildi-en;
annexe and HEALTHY; cures Windi Colic,
Sriping, Inﬂammation,“ the Bowels, and

Teething. Call rot-stall... Bailey’s Guiding
Syrup, and take another, and you are safe.
Sold by Druggists and all deplore in Med-_

’mue.
Ac RICHARD S, .NCWILOBGOB, 001111..

~ ‘ Agent for the United States. .
TIN ROOFING, GUTTERS, CONDUCTORS,
1181'

AND resume worm done in the a... man-
by . nnwcxwoon.

 

 

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debtor of Norwalk,in said district!I assigned in trust '

,insaid.

Norwal , aforesaid, praying for a DivorCe from -

Ill complaints arisingfroin. the effects of. .
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