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Tuesday August 3, 1869.
The Girl for Me.
Just fair enough to be pretty,
Just gentle enough to be sweet.
Just saucy enough to be witty,
Just dainty enough to be neat.
Just tall enough to be graceful,
Just slight enough for a fay,
J est dress enough to be tasteful,
Just merry enough to be gay. '
Just tears‘euon'gh to be tender,
Just sighs enough to be sad,
Tones soft- enough to remember,
Your heal t through their cadence made glad.
Just meek enough for submission,
Just hold enough to be brave,
Just pride enough for ambition,
Just thoughtful enough to be grave.
A tongue that can talk without harming,
Just mlséhicf enough to tease,
Manners pleasant enough to be charming,
That put you at once at your case.
Disdain for put down presumption,
Sarcasm to answer a fool,
Cool contempt shown to assumption,
Proper dignity always the rule.
Flights of fairy fancy ctherial.
Devotion to science full paid,
Stuff of the sort of material
Poets and Painters are made.
Generous enough and kind-hearted,
Pure ”the angels above;
0, from her may‘I never be parted,
For such is the maiden I love.
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' From the filedo Blade.
Naaby at last Loses Ills Poss once.
ON A Farm Tunas Mme
FROM 001111an X Roms,
(Which' is in the Stait uv Kentucky,
June 89,1869
The die' 1s cast l The guiloteon hez fallen
I 11111 no longer Postmaster at Confedrit X
Roods, wich is in the stait Of Kentucky. -
The place wich knowd me wunat Will know
me no more forever; the paper wich Deekin
Pogram takes will be handed out by a nig-
ger; a nigger will hev the openln uv letters
addressed to parties residin hereabonts con-
taining remittances; a nigger will have the
rifiin uv letters addrest to lottry managers
and extractin the sweets therefrom; a nig-
ger will be—Lbut I can 't dwell upon the dis-
gustin theme no longer.
I hed bin' 1n Washington two weeks assist—
in the Cnucashens uv that city to put their
foot upon the heads uv the cussid Diggers
who aint content to accept the situashen and
remain as they alluz hev bin, inferior beins.
To say I hed succeeded is a weak cxpreshen.
I organized a mid onto em so efi‘ectooally ez
'to drive 110 less than thirtyuvcm out uv em-
ployment, twenty seven uv whom wuz com-
pelled to steal their bread, wich gives us a
splendid opportunity to show up the natural
cussidness uv the Afrikin race—wich we
improved. _
On my arrival at the Camera, I knew to
Wunst that suthin wuz wrong, I had rid
over from Secessionville on Bascom’s mule,
wich he hed sent over for me, and ez I rid
up to his door, I known suthin hed happen-
ed. The bottles behint the bar were draped
in black; the barrels wuz festooncd gloomil y
(wich is our yoosual method uv expressin
grecf at public calamities), and the premises
generally wore a fooneral aspeck.
“Wat is it?" grasped I.
Bascom returned not a word, but waved
his hand toward the post Ofiis. -
Ruskin thither I bustid open the door, and
almost reeled agin the wall. At the general
, delivery wuz the grinning face av a nigger,
and settin in my chair wuz J on Bigler, with
Pollock beside him, smokin pipes and India
over sutuin in the noospaper.
Bigler caught site uv me, and, dartin out,
pulled me inside them hitherto sacred pre-
cinks.
“Permit me,” sed he, jeerinly, “to intro-
duce yoo to yoor successor, Mr. Creezy
Lobby. ”
“My. successor! Wat does this mean 1”
“Show him, Crcezy 1”
And the nigger, evry tooth in his black
head ahinin, handed me a commission dooly
made out and sined. I saw it all at a glance
In immitashen uv on: Secretary Boris I hed
left my‘bizniss in the hands av 11 depetty
wich is now the favorit method uv a’oin
public bizniss. It arrived the day after I
left, and Issaker Gavitt, who distribbited the
. mail gave it to the cuss. Pollock made out
the bonds and went onto cm himselfiand in
ten days the commishun came all regler,
where-upon the Bigler backt the nigger: and
took forcible possesion uv the ofils. While
I wuz absent they hed hed a pbrceshun in
honor uv the joyjul event, sed perccahun
consistin uv Pollock, Bigler and the new
postmaster, _wl_10 marched the streets with
the stars and stripes, banners and slob.—
Biglcr remarkt that the perceshun wuzn’t
very large, but it wuz talented, eminently
versateel. He (Biglcr) carried the flag and
played the life; Pollock carried a banner
an inscripshen onto it “Sound the loud tint?
brel o’er Egypt’s wide sea.” and played the
brass drum; while the nigger bore' aloft a
banner inscribed, “where Atlic’s sunny foun-
tain roll down the golden sands,” with his
commission pinned onto it, playin in addi-
shen a pair of anshent cymbals. Bigler re-
markt farther that the perceshun created a
positive sensashcn at the Corners, wich I
shood think it wood. “It wasn’t,” sed the
tormenlin cuss, “very much like grand per-
ceshun wich took place when you received
yoor commishen. Then the whites uv the
Corners wuz elated, for they spected to get
wet yoo owed cm in doo time, and the nig-
gers wuz correspondinly depressed. They
slunk into by-ways and side-ways; they
didn’t hold up their has? and they dusted
out ez fast ez they co git. At this per-
ceshun ther wuz a change, The vniggcrs
lined the streets ez we passed, grinnin ex-
ultinly, and the whites wuz depressed cor-
respondinly. It’s singler that at the Corners
the two races can’t feel good both at the
same time, "
My arrival hcvin become known, by the
time I got back to Baseom’ s, all my friends
hed gatheied there. There won’ta dry eye
among cm, and ez I thot the joys once tastid
but now forever fiedpmine moistened like-
wise. Ther wuz a visible' change in ther
manner toward me. They regarded me
with Solicitood, but in it I cood discern that
solicitood wuz not so much for me ez fer
themselves.
“What she] I do i” I askt.
be devised, for I can’t starve.”
“Pay me wat yoo om: me i" ejakelatid
Deckin Pogram, and the same remark wuz
made by all nv em with wonderful yoonen-
imity. Watever difi‘erence uv opinyun ther
mite be on other topics, on this they were
all agreed.
“Gentlemen l” I cOmmenst, backing up
into a corner, “is this generous ? Is this the .
treatment I hev a right to expect? Is
this—"
Ishood hev gone on at length, but jist at
that minnit Pollock, J as Bigler and the new
Postmaster entered. Room wuz made for
em and cheers. offered em. but they declined
to sit.
"‘I hev biznis,” sed the Postmaster, “disa-
greeable biznis, but it’s my ofilshel dooty to
perform it.”
At the word “ofilshel” coming from his
lips I groaned, wich wuz ckkoed by those
present.
“I hev' 1n my hand, " continyood he, “do-
bond gibbon by my predecessor, onto wich
is do names uv Geo. W. Bascom, Elkanah
Pogram, Hugh McPelter and Seth Penni-
backcr, ez sureties. In dis Oder handI hold
a skedool' uv the property belongin to the
department wich wuz turned ober to him by
his predecessor, consistin uv table, chairs,
boxes; locks, bags, ct settry; wid sundry dol-
lars worf uv stamps, paper, twine, etc.—
None Ob dis post ofiii‘s property, turned ober
to my predecessor, is to be found 1n dc ofiis
and de objeCk od dis visit is to notify yoo
dat onless immejit payment be made uv the
“Snthin must
gents 03y
sureties.” N ever before did I so appreciate
A. Johnson and his Postmaster-General,
Randall. Under thcil administrashen wat
Postmaster wuz ever. pulled up for stealin
anything? Ekko anscrs.
This wuz the feather that broke the cam-
cl’s back. ' ’
“Wat l” exclaimed Bascom, “Shel I lose
wat yoo- owe me and then pay for wet yOO’uV
stole?"
“Shel I lose the money, ” sed Pogram,
“which I lent you, and' in addishen pay a
Ablishen govelnment for 13101”le you ve
confiscated l”
“But the property is here," I remurkt to
Bascom, “you’ve got it all. Why not re-
turn it and saw: all this trouble.”
, “Wat would I hev then for the whiskey
yoO’vc Consoomed l” he ejakulatcd vishusly
“It’s all I’ve ever got from yOO, and I’ve been
keepin’ you fer four years.”
“Didn’t that property pay yoo for the lik-
ker t?” I asked, but Bascom wos in no humor
fer figgers, and he pitched into me, at wich
pleasant dooty all follercd soot. But fer J 0e,
Bigler, they wood hev killed me. Ez it wuz
they blackt both my eyes and rolled me out
onto the sidewalk, shuttin’ the door ugin
me. . ,
EzI heard the door slam to, I felt that
all wuz lost. ' No ofiis i no money! and
Bascom’s was closed agin me i Kin'there be
a harder fate ‘1’ I passed the night with a
a farmer three miles out, who being sick
hedn’t been to the Corners, and consckently
knowd nothin of the changes.
I heard next day the result of the ruck-
shen. Bascom returned sich of the proper-
ty cz hedn’t been sold and consopmed,‘wich
consisted uv ‘lhe boxes. The chairs hed bid
broken up in frequent shindics wich occur
at his place, the locks hed been sold to farm
crs who hed used them on theirsmokc house
the bagshed bin sold for wheat and so on.
The stamps, paper, twine and sick figgered
up three hundred and forty-six dollars, and
wich was three hundred dollars more than
there wuz in the Corners. Bascom advanc-
ed the forty—six dollars, and the three hun-
dred were borrowed uv. a banker, at Se-
cessionville, who took mortgages on .the
farm uv the improodent bondsmen, fer se-
koority. Uv course I cant go back to the
Corner; under eggsistin circumstances. It
would be uncomfortable fer me to live there
ez matters hev terminated. I she] make
my way to Washington, and she] see of I
can’t get myself elected ez manager of 11
Labor Association, and so make a living till
there comes a change in thcAdministrashen.
'1 wood fasten myself on A. Johnson, but un-
forchunately there ain’t enough in him to
tie to. I wood ez soon think uv tying my-
self toa cur wheel in a storm at sea.
PETROLEUM V. NAsnv, P. M.
(Wich wuz Postmaster.)
A STEP TO TIIE PACIFIC.
The agents of the Kansas Pacific Rail-
way present, in another column, an enter-
prise possessing features which seem to
merit special comment. Having built their
road from Kansas City to Sheridan, and
found it a profitable and promising invest-
ment, the Managers now propose to continue
it to Denver, and thus open- up the trade to
the Rocky Mountains. That .much, it is
hoped, will be completed by June next: and
its agents, Messrs. Dubney, Morgan & Co.,
and M. K. Jessup Jr 00., bankers and Amer-
chants of high ,repulation, now tender,
through our columns, a loan Of $6.500,000,
for this purpose.
These gentlemcn' state with elearness the
reasons which have induced them to give this
loan their indorsemcnt. The Kansas Pacific
Kansas, and is in successful and profitable
operation for over four hundred miles. We
passes as a wide, openplain, apparently as
' boundless and rolling as the sea,known only
to a few tribes of wild, roving Indians, and
stage-guards and herdsmen, who ministered
a primitive hospitality every fifteen or twen-
ty miles. Topeka, Selina, and Manhattan
were little more than the geographical des-
ignation of towns that hoped to be. Hays,
Ellsworth, Sheridan, and the twenty stop-
ping places now upon its time-table, did not
exist, even in imagination of the pioneers.
" Denver was a mere cluster of mining cabins
and Indian huts. The Cheyennes and Ar-
rapahocs held solemn council or high revelry
in its ways. There was no law,‘but a great
deal Of rude, summary justice, which grieved
sober believers in habcae corpus and trial
by jury. Now, Dcnvers is as neat, well-
built, and comfortable as Hartford, with
schools and churches, rows of brick stores,
hotels, and tasteful dwellings, which recall
the luxury and c’omert of the East.— Nature
has rimmed and fringed it with the noble
Rocky Mountains, whose hills glisten in
snow, while their sides are clothed with deep
and rich midsummer greenery.
It is now proposed to unite this city with
the East by an extension of the Kansas Pa-
cific Railway. To do this, it will be neces-
sary to build 220 miles of road. The Mana~
gers are wise not to defer it, in the vain hope
of being able to induce Congress to vote
them large subsidies. The government has
built one road to the Pacific at a great cxe
pcnsc. Private citizens are quite ready and
willing to build another, especially when
those who ask their aid can show as good a
balance sheet as the Kansas Managers. St.
Louis is on the natural route from New
York 'to the Rocky Mountains and San
Francisco. It is the metropolis of the mighty
Valley of the Mississippi ; and'thc extension
of this road is a new and important step in
the great highway between St. Innis and
San Francisco. The Union Pacific (Omaha)
Road has as much business as it can man-
age; and we have grave doubts whether‘ it
will be able to keep open a through route
amid the midwintcr snow and ice of the
Sierra N cvadas A through road mustfinal-
ly traverse the warm countries of New
Mexico and Arizona, along the thirty-fifth
parallel or below it. General Palmer has
surveyed a route where snow rarely falls—
every mile Of which opens rich mining dc
posits. It embraces the oldest towns on the
Continent. The country demands such a
road, and this extension is a step toward
completing it.
It' 15 interesting to note the rogrcss of a
railway which draws its bus sea from a
country ten years ago conceded to the buffa-
lo and the aborigines. In April the Kansas
road carned,‘ 1n gross income, 3217, 014.49, of
which $93,291 61 were balanced b
e -
pauses, leaving a net profit of $224,6 8S.
nMay the earnings were $222,163 46, the
expenses $107 987 77,1cavin a rofit of
$114,175 69. Two months’ aggregalth, $238,-
798 5?. There are few roads in our Older
and ripcr States thal would not be content
with as g aresult. But the truth 1s, these
new coun es have much growth in them.
We have but to touch our Western prairies
and hills with the iron wand, and cities
spring up , towns cluster along the streams
and highways, and broad plains blossom
with wheat, corn, and barlley- , school- houses
and churches take the ace of the block-
housc and the fort, and thle great rivers are
disturbed by steam and water-wheel. So
our civ11ization has marched over the prai-
ries, is advancing over the plains, and in a
of Colorado and the gold countries under
contribution. The President, in his last In-
augural, pointed to those hills as the “stron
box,” whose treasure would pay the Nationlfi
debt. This railroad' 1s the key to open it.
We, therefore, look with pleasure upon this
effort of private citizens to Carry another
road to the Pacific. We must have at least
three railways across the Continent. We
must enable the Northern and Southern and
Middle States respectively to reach the fur
thest West by the most convenient way.
We look upon the State of Kansas with an
interest not far removed from affection.
This child of tears, and blood, and agony,
now marches to the dignity and grandeur
of an empire, and well deserves the proud,
fond name of “the Massachusetts of the
West. " To this road she owes much Of her
prosperity , and, now that its owners pro-
fio ose to carry it to Denver and wed the
ocky Mountains to the Mississippi Valley,
we hail them as men doing great National
service, and earnestly hope they will receive
from our people prompt and earnest sup-
port. The loan they offer is cerlainlya
good one. It yields high interest in old,
years to run, 18 secured by rge
land and a profitable railway, and
13 indo'rsed by men whose word gives it the
amount thereof,I am drekted. by 'de ’part- force of an irrefragable guarantee—N. Y.
ment to bring sOot'to-wunst against the sed
Railway now runs through the centre of
remember the country through which it‘
occasionally to a venturesomc squad of
few months we shall have the vast treasures .
’ soon Norwalk. 11,111 1m. 11o. ‘ '
Notice "'
s EREBY given that the Norw;lks;
.B '80ch-
I ty will hereafterpllltl'gtll‘eattmt deposits IntllI
t d of evel'v'In men also that thesimof
Tiionssalid Della rswlll received on deposltfgnm
any one person in HW’HU in: 5 Sec ’. and'l'lell.
New Goods! New. Goods”
(3-. O. Kantian,
HAVING taken the store latewmed by Smith
a Banford is prepared to o a new and bean-
tiful assortment of -
Boots and .héea‘
please the most dullcult and
i h will
of I“ styles '1' c call the attention of the closest
cannot
pnrchaslu elsew
Parties. arattention paid to chatom work andro-
.pairing. . 0. KEELERNorwalk.
SOUTH N ORWALK
Cigar Store.
ELY’S BLOCK.
- MAIN STREET.
0. newness» 00.
Manufacturers of the .
euanv a count,
Masonic Emblems,
Ne Plus Ultra,
Star of the West,
And other Choice Brands of Cigars. Wholesale
and Retail dealers in
Lorillnrd’s,
Anderaon’m;
Lillenthal .
and & ~Hoyt’s
'1' O B A C O 9 ,
' And the celebrated
Charter Oak Plug Tobacco,
Together with ,
PIPES, CIGAR HOLDERS, TOBACCO
I BOXES, AND SMOKERS’ AR-
TICLES GENERALLY.
Carriage Making.
HE undersigned havin formed a co rtnershi
C! are now prepared to bguild and repal-rphl kinds iii
arrlages at the shortest notice at their new factory.
in He Street. All kinds of Carriagwuumber
s YLYON,k
E9
in exc ange.
l‘lt tf CHWHARLES FOX.
Norwalk, April 26, 1869.
THE NEW
City Charter
Has not yet arrived, but the
NEW GOODS
”are pouring in at
Knapp tic Dickcrman’sV
GRAND BAZAR,
Where the public are invited to call and satisfy them-
selves that they can save money and get a better arti-
cle than at any other place in this County.
Just received a good assortment of
Spring Dress Goods,
Popllns,
Melanges,
Mohair and
A I Alpaca- Goods;
At Knapp a; Dicker-man’s.
The place to buy
Dream Trmminca,
Fringes,
I61bbons,
- Glmps,
. Tassels and
Buttons,
is at KNAPP s DICKBRMAN’S. .
OIL CLOTHS, narrows, (all om),
0411mm, (all prices) OIL
_ SHADES, WALL
IPAPER,
_d:c.,
_ at KNLPP C nsoxnnnnxfs.
Teas! Teas! Teas!
WEiiié‘i‘r'd’ifiiiiiiiii'iiiifl‘li‘i‘itiEEW‘
Choicest Calm 31.00 per lb.
At KNAPP a DICKERMAN’S..
ZERO REFRIGEMTORS.
THE best in the market, for which we have the ex-
elusive sale of this town. We offer at Factory
Pslces. AtKNAPP & DICKERMAN’S.
Children’s Carriages,
A
1332.12.89an M relied rue"
S, I Wilfl’lll 8 0 III I
£11m warmth s.
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS,-VWOOD
' AND WILLOW WARE, CROOK-
ERY, a GLASS WARE,
CUTLERY AND
PLATED WARE, BASKETS, BRUSHES,
the, ac, so, ,
At “Apps. Drmnms.
l
A
New York Society
'PaanlllUl
' Killer clear
bn
“Please call and examine our stock of goods before -
' .‘ilu as In
, 11:33:31.1th of the new me
I Of the very Latest Styles, of Our own manufacture.
The New Clothing Store in MITC
. NEW. ADVERTISEMENTS.
WOMEN OF NEW YONK' ,
rake tinder World Of the Great City.
o'I‘he most startlln
nmasked.
NOl'Wllk, Jul! '7. 108. I0" “Wong, P1089810}; Islasmgjlylvoagn n “a .n
clause! to van a as
Notice. dress at emails: New York Book O... us ”TN
Nrnnns'r willbe allowed heresfteron slidepesits “Mb 1‘". °"“ ' "
mace 1m: 1:1 gas“ summed“...
n e y o e men
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nggs‘aaan, A“. 3.819115. ST JOKE, as GREAT SU G 0
- » 1am
GEORGE W. SMITH,
. READ THIS.
Dealer in all kinds of ASIA'KIO chasm “ omn- “awn!“ out oUsso
‘ . . wn'n nru urn-n.
. . :—-I u ht to have scknowl 11 ion 9
Chance Groceries. Provnswns, omi‘ti‘m‘kfin ..,va.
1 us last ear. Its coming was most I
' believeImndreds Oflives were? “Yell. under God by it.
ND FEED We resorted at once to the? Killer using as di-
FLOUR A ' meted for cholera. A list was llkept of all to whom .
I the Pain Killer was given and our native assistants
THE OLDEST GROCERYIN SOUTH NORWALK. “"3, 1'1: ‘{be eight MIDI every “lg! to whom 2.35
iiievlfrious other diseases. It has proved an inculena-
We are sure it does 110* 1‘90“!" column! 9‘ “u" ble blcsaln to multitudes of poor people throughout
tisemente to 86m 0111' customers “'9‘ “W qualito all this re on. Ourna tipve resellers are never will-
our (tooth is always the best in market, and that ey in 0M can." W310“ without . ”pp,” ,2:
are sold as cheap as can be puréhashed elsewhere. P5,, yarn a... .m of
AKEN. ”2351;...“ they would be 1331} d In “11%?“ .‘hii?
NOE. 1 6 .
a. PRODUCE T IN EXClIA ’1 have me, dear sire. telbll and you",
' ’ ' I n 'n. 'T 1131313911 'sihifiergniri’cmmm"
' ‘ - ' ' F ev. c or a no, new
1869 ' SPRING AGAIN- 19” visit'g: 111. home 111 win-1pm- Pennsylvania.
Dear Slrs. -Durin a res deuce of some ten years
as a missionary in lam and China, I found your
amostvelaablerell forthat fearful
marge, the cholera. I11 ”admlnlllcflllg the medicine
Hound it mostefibctualto give as teaspoonful of Pain
Killer in a all! of hot water sweetened with sugar;
then after a of. fifteen mintes. begin to ive a table.
oon nful of the same mixture every h hour until
'Ee relief was obtained. Appl! 803 Ip llcattous to
the ties. ' Bathe the stomachw th the Pain
and rub the limbs brisk r Of those who
lera, and took the medicine 1111111111111 111
he
had the co eight out of ten recovered.
B. ELFO
the way stated above,
11 attacked "“vith diarrhea
colic, don't delay' the use oft
all 1111
The Pain Killer is "Sign 11 all dru an,
PERRY AVIS‘ viL
I,No. 14. High Street. Pro nee, DJ.
«.91
GENTS WANTED POR THE BEST BOOK OF
A. THE PERIOD
(1 senter or cram
telnetI l’er. p
Dadd’s,
Rendering
load 11:.
_._.—
a
A prilu, 1869.
Conn
N" LONDON itp well to wait an-
Rnnmmsn Farm. —I thought
other week beforewrttin gto see if I continued to
vebeen doina for cutie time, under
:31? e; and I" Hallie ha py
on at I am ttln er—even
gohtg] yonwe th ge lgcommenced the use of
DD’S NERVINE without anybod advising me to
it. ]When I began with it I could on y walk from my
bed to the chair. It trouble has been extreme sin
in the head and has 1111th over three years. Al the
”..,? it“ ”“°‘°i.‘i°.i““:i.p“ti.{i‘tii‘.lfi.§l§:
rel e am now a e .
gill! dsil improving. 1 eons sides the NERVINE the
best 111 clue Ih ave ever found, d,aud shall continue
its use for I am t or entire recovery. I hav
taken only three bottles,“ and would not be without it
3:...” m“ “'11:"? 8. ma.
20V PCB lI)AY.t-;'-A.gs¢tlnts wantegnevgrywhere
0 L
4119 am fairnessuép'} Clewland,0hio.
AGENTS WANTED FOB TIIE
Secret History
OF THE CONFEDERACY.
By EDWARD A. POLLARD disc
WW and storm loam:
sin thlsfli‘gk are eliciting the Inoéwintense 31:.
sire to obtain it. Them I‘ll“! 'wlt th'eHid:
f via and other cell
3m”; s om“13ehintlsen the Scenes Richmond,"
are thoroughlv ”Wm dfor' Circulars and see
our terms. and a full_descri descrition of thawork. Ad-
ress NATIONAL
UBLISIIING to.CO
ton ass.
CONSUMPTION 1
ronchltis, Asthma and caters-h cured by to '
lion. Abbott's [Metal Fluid is the only re-
rates ircctly on the inn. .
es, which are thrown OE,
... edy known thato
- ssolves the tube
. vitles heal, and a cure is efi‘ected. Treatmegtb -
rson can had onl of.
..,D 16 West 14 St,
. 1 Consumptives,” 86 p, sent
FABMEYIS 1
Do YOU sow ‘
Buckwheat, Turnips, Wheat or Bye ‘2
THEN INCREASE THESE CIIOI'S.
Add to and increase the fertility of your soil by a
SYSTEMATI
I etter or in
=MUM
MODE OFMAN
Get the value of your outlay the first season!
Keep your soil free from foul weeds!
Obtain a better quality of grain and fruit!
BAUGII’S
Which, in its present ceimprovedi condition, is without
“‘ 1 ‘1? m i1 ..‘iil. r ‘Eiiidl' “" ”iiifmbinii‘xfiii
the re la is MIRA e lng qua es 0
DISSOLVEDRA WBgNE S. with the active, stimula-
ing properties of the best Stable Manure or Péruct‘an
Guano, and 60 e1- cent. cheaper than either.
Packages see
its. No charge for'p
31' To be had ofp all reliable dealers throughout
the country at factory rlces, freight added, or of the
and rsi et e dealer fails to an ply it.
e RmfinmdSTScm and PRINTED MATT Eli’contalnlng
directions for use on application to
JOHN nans'ron art»,
I 81 Pearl St., New York.
Or GEORGE W. KIEKE a: CO.,
- l 10 Water St., Boston,
(General Wholesale Agents.)
Nora ‘I‘O Bananas—Special induéemenrs offered to
purchasers 1? lots of 10 tons and upwards, and prices
glv on for del veries to all points on the various rall-
roads, by addressing the New York house. Sold by
W. C. STREET, Norwalk.
limit And CHARLES .4. BA TBS, Dal-ten. .
cot-GATE ch 00’.
ABOllI-ATIC
VEGETABLE SOAP,
Combined with Glycol-isle, Io recom-
mended for-the use of LADIES-and In
the NURSERY.
a
FRANK MBA!) at CO.’S
ADIES’AND GENTS’ Confection e,rly Ice Cream,
and Dining Saloon, Gazette Build up; .
Confectionery
Manufactured for the Wholesale and Retail Trade.
And a large and very choice variety kept constantly
on hand for the retail trade.
All candies oflered for sale are fresh.-
CIIOCOLATE CABOMELS,
AND
Pure Molasses Candy,
Fresh everyday.
Ice Cream Candy, Coeoannt Paste
ley :chooiangJ-plnese Coconut,
NI!
Havana. Cigars,
Constantly on hand at thlollessle and Retail in any
as.
PHILADELPHIA ICE .CREAM,
Manufactured for the saloon enduso, for Families
and Pa es.
FRANK Mun. Caverns II. Doueuss.
Quick SaleeandSmall Profits.
NEW
Clothing Store.
The undersigned beg leave to inform the citizens of
Norwalk and the public generally that they have
opened the new Ciothin g S _
Mitchell’s Biock,
to wait on all who may lbvor tb cm with a call.
They have on hand a large and superior stock of
animus-MADE
CLOTHING
For Youths, Boys a Gentlemen,
In addi dition to the above business, we will keep
constantly on hand a large and superior stock Of
FISHER so NATE-YEN: ~-
W’s
" Carpet!“
C JUDICIOUS AND ECONOMICAL
HIKING! '
All this can be done most effectually by the use 0
.f
Raw Bone Super Phosphate .
160“ lbs each; barrels averaging 960 I
irate. ,
o posits the Gazette Building, where theyare prepar- .
4h
’dcpofiatfifl, 9.10.1903160601 name.
Gumsndfeedin eeyaeaaltgfi i...- S1180.
Pm
SPRING TRADE, HARDWARE.
revelationofthemodern times. ,1 - ..
“The Aristocracy," " "
A...»
Oil Cloths ;
Mattings ;
Drhggets ,
Received direct flo- Auction and the manufactory, e
“I“! “Die and well selected stock of all kinds of
.8005! ill the Carpet line, all of which will be sold at
the lowest market prices for cash.
0 o
Carpets made and put down, .
A when desired.
C. J. GRUMAN.
AYRSHIRE BULL,
“ LAWRENCE DREW.”
First Priize Yearli at the New In land1 Fair, Sept.
808, 868md¥airfield County f ,1
.PEDIGBEE: '
Calvert July 16, 1867: bred by S. M. .b D. Wells,
Wethersfield.C
8111s: Aleck Christie out of Doll ”’Efile 30. (“Y .
9d. John And: erson (33 out o
as. Zachary 1r syrlo onto!
4th. Prince Albert imported by Capt. 11.11.11.
Du . Merrytonad ported 'by EM. Peters and
winner of (9) prizes in Scotland.
Services (6) cheDellen in Advance.
MEADOW FARM, Daricn, Conn.
E. PAUL, Ate-6.
0rBOI.No.10Dsrlanepot,P.O. 18f
NEW ' GOODS! -
A BEAUTIFUL 11330an
n; B. PUEDY,
DBUGGIST, SOUTH NORWALK,
Baa lust opened a fine assortment of goods, eonslstv
ing of. ' I
SETS 01“ BRUSHES,
FANCY COLOGNE BOTTLES,
, AND VASES. ‘
Also a large assortment of
COLOGNES,
‘HANDKERCHIEF nxrnAors,
soars,
TOILET AND
FANCY ARTICLES, so
A. ‘swonns’
NEWS DEPOT AND BOOK STORE.
SOUTH NORWALK,
Opposite Railroad Depot. i ’
FFERS for sale at reduced prices, a large assort-
ment of
School and Miscellaneous Bookl,
PAPER, PENS, PENCILS, ACCOUNT
MEMORAND UM- BOOKS AND
DIARIES, FOR 1869, '
V of all sizes, d’cc.
He is coustantAlng’ making additions to his CIRCU-
LATING LIBR
Having made manglemcnts with a laree Publishing
House, in New York, eis now prepared to execute
all orders for Binding Books, MusicilPeriodicals, &c.,
at the lowest rates and with dispute
Alargc variet of TOYS, DOLLS, .bc. and Fresh
Peanuts every y, comprise but a smailportion of
his varied stoe took.
§outh Norwalk, me. 9th, 1863. . .
' EARLY ROSE POTATOE. -
The Best Earl) Potatoe In the Market.
BE SURE AND GET THE GENUINE.-
THE EXPERIENCE of the past sessOn fully con-
firms all that‘s as claimed for this new variety
when first offered last spring. Well ripened tubers
were exhibited at the Massachusetts Horticultural and
New Jersey State Agricultural Societies the last week
in June grown in nine weeks in the Open lid, for
which a river Medal was awarded by the crater, and
a special prize by the latter. Repeatedin natanees are
mentioned wheré the ylel dhas been over 400 bushels
tothc acre; Deslrous of still further introducipgth
cultivation of this valuable potatoeJ will sell a
limited quantit att e following rates—cash to ac-
company the 0 er:
Ouspuksidbyplsll. :2}: cents.
Buyer paying ”muse ' Also, 100 bushels Harrison, of
m 0:“ mm ‘ll eentl'
militia. 1...
One band,
. 7.00 '
G. 11. HOLDEN, South Norwalk. Ct.,
Five Mnemver
btbeboxat
I-yer
SO. Norwalk.
(«11)
Muir! Instruments For Sale.
Raisins was ebea
I"
fine 1111:; lustllmenhjalgt tuned, and in "bit :13
men an swans, . ‘
AGRICULTURAL Mums.
’ PAIN“, OILS. WINDOW GLASS, ‘0” +
AT LOWEST CASH PRICES.
The subscriber has now in Store and is constantly
receiving direct item the manufacturer" full assort-
ment of Goods of the above denomination suited to
this market, which’will be sold either wholesale or re-
tail at lowest New York prices.
LOOKS, dead, rim. and mortise, of all kinds.
LATCHES, rim. mornse. all kllldk
KNOBS, Silver Plated. Porcelain, and Mineral.
NAILS, cat. pressed. wrought and horse.
CCTLERI’. Table and Pocket, a large assortment.
GUNS, double and single barrels.
PISTOLS. Revolvers and single barrels.
IRONcnd STEEL. full assortment of sizes and kinds.
CARRIAGE spawns. Axles. bola, clips, .1... .
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, full assortment.
PAIN TS and 011.8. of the best manufactures.
BUEDICK’S
National Day Cutter
Oll'fii'l‘myg entirely nOw. patented July 80th, "£161,
on a Straw Stalks, nearlyor
" sndrequires
III!-
lt. Call: and see then.
uses:
Agent lbs Norwalk sndm ad-
BAUGII’S Raw Bone SupertiPhoe hate Of Lime, a
splendid“! article, Mariam miin cusp
ware,Aleu1entsIrontee Window
quell. ’w.C .m.
REMOV.AL..
S
sale by WM. C.
. lolulngto wns.‘
The Union Marble Works
nonwam, CONN. .,
HAVEbeenremovedflom Phunix Block, to the
bullding formerly occupied by William am,
in the rear of the new Bank
Thesnbser'lbu formerl:yof-the_lrmofE.Price
I: ,isn‘ow furnisheveryklndo
Italian and American Marble,
GRANITE, mun. on snoths'loNl, ‘
ll: 0 N ‘El'. :1: “El 33'- '1' V8 .
Slabs. Table Sinks, he. as well semantics and
Furniture Wenabglin l$211 furnished at the low-
W m, ken Belg, tee,
furnished and put up at short notice and ouvery-
Bep resen an estafillshrnent the oldest and best
known of any 11 Westere Connecticut, the subscriber
feelsthat Whig reputed Martinis excellence and
need commendation.
_ E. B. PRICE, Agent.“
Norwalk, April 6th, 1868.
LAZABUS so MORRIS’
Celebrated Perfecugsgeotacles
AND EYE G
The large and increasing sales of these
BUYER!“ GLASSES.
Is a sure roofoftbeir I”superiority. We were satis-
fled that ey would bespgeciaudhcre as elsewhere
tthc reality of e advantages ofiereu to
wearers of our beautiful lenses, via; the cease and
comfort, the neared and readil ascertained improve-
ment of the sight, and the brliltsnt assistance they
ve in all cases, were in themselv cs so apparent on
I, that the result. could notbe otherw than it
has, in the almost eraslm ado tlon of our CELE-
BRATED PE PECALES by the resi-
dents ofthls 10“qu
With a full know edge of the value of the assertion
we claim that the cinch the most perfect optical aids
ever manutacture 'I‘o th ose necwetacles,
afford at all times an opportunity ofproeurlng the
' best and most desirable.
1.. WEED, warclnuxnn a JEWELER,
has alwaylsty on hand a mu assortment, suitable for ev-
- "51"ng take occasion to notify the Public that we
employ nopedlars pedlarstoand ntion them inst those
pretending to have, our gogs for sale. g
G. WARD SELLECK,
UCCESSOR to late firm of Meeker & Selleek,”
Family Groceries,
CHOICE PROVISIONS. FLOUR, SOAPS DRIED
S, CANNED FRUITS, and BERRIES, CAT-
FRUIT
SUP, FLAVORING EXTRACTS. A10. This well-
known stand will continue to snstaln'Aits presentm
tation for kWe best of eve ‘
ING AT THE ST POSSIBL FDIC“ . 1y4
SOMETHING NEW.
WAGENERV MANUFACTURING COMPANY'S
PATENT SEWING MACHINES
With name: Attachment. :
THIS MACHINE has no equal in the Market for
Famil wing, Manufacturin, and Machine
Work, makn ttIe aDouble Lock Stich at two spuools
without shu eor bobbin. It will hem, fell, ck,
braid. quilt, cord, bind and embroider. akes
varitles of stiches. Its simplicity is its. great merit.
It cannot be turned b or sew wrong. It can
be comprehended by the most inexperienced in a few
minutes time. It is one of the most noiseless and de-
sirable Fam ilggeSewin gMachines in the world. It
needs only to seen to be appreciated.I Sold at prices
lower than ever before ofiere For sale by
II. HAYNES FITCH, Agent,
2“ DOWN TOWN.
‘ Harness! Harness !
A NEW SHOP-i
AND
New Prices!-
Which are below any in Town.
THE UN DERSIGNED would respectfully inform
large Harness Store in Hubbel’s Building over
Prowitt’s Drug Store Norwalk, where he has a large
assortment on hand, to be sold at the lowest
prices. Manufactured in the best manner and of
the best Materials.
Also a l assortment of goods inthat line at
the lowest r ces.
I cannot nndersold; will notbe undersold.
Please give a call before you bu
J. L GARDNER, overPro tt’s Dru Store
MainStrcet, orw’alk.
WILLIAM B. SWAN
Ea. Rel-uncured.
Harness! Stiller! Establishment
to the rear of his house on Main St., and will soon
pdrepare tobexhi tat sfhll stockofGoodslu- his
line, and to do all kinds of Jobbing. i
SADDLES, HARNESS, 86.
to mm
“the all articles stngfifijtin It Saddlzr'hmhlé;
es, 1“Single and don e
II to Waller in the best ma e , d
1m 1111.: ‘ “on? forl’ulor we: built D «II!- llamas-iii“ orienting in 111. line in mangoikganlidk‘;
1“ '1 ‘ manner. Pub! icpatronagesolicl
Draw etc 1 1; active coportals. Diownh lfoot , Jifd' A. 1.1;,
:1 11m . nearly 116'. Ind lb ' under Connecticutnotel.-
1 1 ‘
..,rcmra “an.“ anger. . some. .
so as u . WOULDrcspectMl mycustomers and .
lSecon hand oFortea l kin in 1 "W54?”
ment. insoodorslfinom-teb hinmm no I 1111 5511111... “pug-”119nm“, fibril? .1“ 13m.
constantly en‘s-nu at amy store,
timé Ishall keepco
corner Main Street and Center Avenues
1.” s. 111., . stop-
in 1 muons-
}:reign‘im orNewbnrgh Wuvleutfi‘fiom.
cm and U
MlddletOwn and Want. sup .1:
For C and Way, at 8.90 a m, daily.
andWay,6 pm and 6pm. Theater
111, daily.
orPaterson and We Twen c.
From Cambers st. depot 6.46, 9.16 a m, 18 m, 1.46.5121:
"F and 6.46 pm
or Hackensack and Way, flom Twenty
4, s, a an ad use p 111.
1rd
THE BEST ARTICLE MADIE,xform “R‘WOO 00D.
IFy
GM Ml
0m": '1" l” '0“ ‘0 sortmen 1 of Slddlu and 1111.11 Summer and. :5
”Apply by letter or otherwise to 1".wll. NASH“. Blanket“ Halters, and Whlpgu'thle hwlll be sold
yfigm in” mm Hopingto continue
Punt]: 1m: onsn rggmn foal-Esta}: .1 , - you for nut favors. ”You-5.1m ' [m
EN’S. NEIL—Two Harness. and three Lady’s Saddl will
JUST BREW? % 33.1% “a I Ill be sold cheap if called forsoon.
"m l m _ IND AGES Dr sale
0.0 . OKEELIB I; 1180. B-- C ll! E. K. LOCKWOOD.
, MEDAL RANGE Go to Keenan’s for your nice Fine our and Pet'- ,
R S ALE. ent Leather Boots of the latest styles.
‘ F0 _ E ELOCKWOOD
‘ " . ‘ PROF. MOHR’S
Erie Railway. , .
Rélrst 313.1%" foot ofcnflnbu' IL and GERMA N FLY ' PAPER,
0 11 - ~ » . .
Thrash less atSa’.‘ 1...). “'66. fortheu're deemlideslflctto ofFlle Roaches
m.‘ ,Gfl‘pr‘nadstl'y.‘ «Elm ' . 111 3131.11 Mile, -’ '
g Room Coaches wnlaeeemmtbe s a. 111. tr‘alnto Sold by all D and Grocers. WM. A. PESASE
Butch, ,connectimorne with _ 8 CO., Proprietors, New Itedford,M
sleeplgg coaches, h to Cleveland.
vine. and from 3 ac .iiii. 331.31.. though, Bm “I?“ ”m by oneness banana.
mun .23 m... min? '
O
For Jervis and wan! THE largest and best easel-ment of Groceries in
orwalk allof thev best usllt -
’ mo Snails
EXTRA RANGE sold by
GEORGE F. IDNLDEN.
Roofing Slate for stale.
”Ell mmufiiznti " it“: “it” “if;
0 e y so c e e
or soon. Eneuli-e at the GAZI'I'I'E 031C119 pp
CLOTNES WBINGENS,
you want a good STOVE or a RANfi or any;
thing else in the HOUSEKEDPING M:
toKEELEB’S if you want anice Child’s or
sses’ ColoredS hoe.
LOU FLO [LOU also Feed andaraln
in «hung-.11 pug'hasersJ at 111m
dpo at 9 "11,19 p1,.
1 7 . . - . Chm st depots: am, 16' wm, 6,6 and 6.46 ,
(rents Furnlshlll Goods “pregnancies-i". hm" Maui‘s”.
l P0 .
. only '1 PromC Chambers at depot, at 9
. . - 3&1, . ll6.16, '6.ll p m,a and Saturdays only
Tamas,- TRAVELING BAGS, 1.13....- ,m ..a 1.. human. 111 drawing
' , m and aleepingcoachescaubc r I"butt: andordera
UMBRELus. RUBBER & 01L atom sans, m .1 3:63.175“, @3316; an "iii.“ "' ""
, 0.868 st; Brooklyngne ts font of Chain-
- bets" and (deco tummy
We b for cash and are dctermi dt sell chea -.
than “gather sto’rc in this place, .351 w: rug mgmdwd hole Jersey city-l1- and 0%.” 011305;: "'2
solicit a share of public patronage. BE , , ER WK!- BARB}. Gen’l Pasa’rAgnt.i
WELL! L. D. Boone, Gen'l Supt.
hold
on manual. ‘5! 009.
a
’Woah'lo“ 111'“ am or. ordln Kerosene on. To
- e C
In “is 0.6M“
“1'“: MIN UT’I'IDS, CONDUCTOBS,
AND IJODDING’WORK done in the best man—
Q 1K. LOCKWOO.
Almil'll OII.
explodecnd will
1.11.2.1. 1,1
-%’:|t?rtlohlo SW
Main St.. keeps constantly on hand afreshatoek of
the Public in general that he has opened 11 ~
.1,’
tier ll
New v.11. Alum-eats
«AA/x NAMM’MA"
THE ZERC)
“OW. ,
With Water Coolereo- “Wm the bestMeetaan
Fruit tPresemr in
ALEX. I. LESLEY,
605 link Avenue, N. Y.
REFRIGERATODS m
INA" k DICKE‘IMAN,
u mumaorvou. '
GRIFFIN So PAYNE.
' Manufacturers of
11’s Patent Bookcase Bed,
Bilge
lS’itleboerficldl'ed,
feand Loire
Spring Bed,“ slIIIair,’
[-
" rov'rgg,’
u sum .
No. 161 Canal levees, New York.
108M118!
CLOTHING HOUSE
Mills a star:
13 room AVE, 11.1.
ms sun's. ........0111om
YOUTBS’ sUlrs 9to so
sors’smrs...” 51.515
p Asusaal,particularattcntlen outage
‘ CUITOM.WOBK. .
, EDWARD GOIIMAN,
Plain CV Ornamental Plasterer
Calling Ornament. (armless "seems.
we mutiny, N. r.. between '31.: and no so.
Center Pieces, &c., careful] packed for the coun
Refers to Henry Seymour, Maeon,No
THE MISSISQIIOI POWDER
CTUALLYcurcs sCaueers and Scrofulous
of the Skin. rt to L. I. Medical Socio-
ety, and statements ofm yschlans in circular. sent
flee on up
plteationo to
CHAS. A. DUBOIS, GeneralA
P. 0. Box 1666.. 61:98 ”Post! t.,
LOW PRICES. '
earn and cakes
Chesapea-V than Evesfd W
ALLCOODsnanODows _
NEARLY UNI: slant
WhiteChina'l'eaSets.
Chins
Payne
46
it
66
u
u
' u
it
Near
.Y.
Sll Plated 'l‘ Trap“ Pan
ver "more,“ Cutlery as ‘1 cy
packed for the (locality:1 , g
.m “Yffl .
MIDDLE of the Cooper. Mt!“ NeittkAves
between‘fth .
11 mm ewYork.
ue, $11101)”va
Furnace“-
and filansep.
“m“mhufl‘i‘o'gfitflhm‘idoL'Tfi glare"
BIAMHALL, nearer: a: CO.,
247 a V249 WATER STREET,
NEW YORK.
BARBISON’S IMPROVED EUROPEAN RANGES,
t
ED CONE PU RNACI'S, BROKERS,
OVENS, 80., 80.
131mm camels summon, L
' nose wanms'rnm, N. r.
TERES'I‘ allowed at the rate of 6 per cent. on all
sums of 66, 000 and under. free “Government tax.
Open dall item 10 to 8
y WAL R18.“ CONCKLIN, President}1
Vanuatu 1.. Demon, tary.
Third Avenue Savings Bank.
Corner of Third Avenue and 96th Street, New York.
' Present Deposits 65,859,006». ~
81': cent. interest paid, “hues f Government
Wax.) on installments
LL deposits made on or before the 20th000 ‘of Janw
.Aprll July and Octobe 1- will draw interest
fromt e first of those men
BmOmdally il-omloa.m.,Ev to: .m., 311de
day, esdays and NScaturtlaylliv gs from 6 to
111 L”
8W1! B. BIBBINS. NSecretary. 11’“ en
HOT WATER APPARATUS,
‘ For Warming and Ventilating
DWELLINGS, PUBLIC BUILDINGS,
GREEN HOUsns;&C. '
CHARLES II. ELLIS,
182 CENTRE STREET,
Send for a circular. New York.
Refer to Narnamnr. Wanna, C. Spoons, SAMU-
n Trrus, Bridgeport: Dooron HULL, Black Rock; A.
II. Brunei-01v, Norwalk: A. T. Stewart, New York.
WM. .1. POWEIL-Is
UNITED STATES?
FLAG DEPOsT,
, 153 SOUTH STREET,
NEW YORK.
a... Peck :snp,
OF EVERY KIND.
Enslgns,Juc ks, Burgess, Signals, &c., &c., on hand
and made to order at the lowest cash prices. Orders
from abroad will receive prompt attention. I
applying)!“
Imus are
1.: ..,rli’s'c'es‘r"
.s*“°11'1:ru11111:11.
Manager’s Champalgn Ale.
THE attention of the public is solicited to the supe-
rior quality tyof
HAMMER’S FRESH BREWED
mMAIGN ALE.
This Ale is brewed fresh at all seasons
and Its keeping qua! especiallyof that
an length of time.
of the subscribers,
IMPROVED FRENCH RANGES, IMPROVV- . ’
ELLIS, PATENT SELF BEGULATING'
'6.90,8.
POLITICAL BAIU NERSV T
. witth
1..., W’ '
dus- T
lng the most excessive ot weather, is guaranteed for .
or sale in Barrels and Half- Barrels, at the store .
FITCH a11.UNOUD
CONVEYKNCES "" open-,1, . ' ‘
II .. m mane-l1
1.8.. Inn-3' Ann" calm 1e. . .
”..,, . , “m madman a: some,
, :%&A?T§;Y:a N.‘ . gglfil. ‘g‘ufiyumm‘hfirw
;” u NWYGLIX. I“ 1. Imwmt of
us u 11on are u
are " 0 ass « mass or every description,
8 a :: £31113}? :3 it At "a
‘3‘ :: means .11.: :: mi . “‘- r'“, .
fig :: nqmml". :3: :: UN..._T.AV!IIVG,
. . O .
i: ll -, fl. Navvorlr n. 11 as u 111 unit-bunches.
u e. 0 Train, 1! 99, “
11 SI. " No'l'rain._ 19 00 M ,. .‘ _ ,
333,! l.‘ Km:- 13:12"- . mam: Mums”:
1, 68 ' My ~ 1 I “ - as m
“ N wllaven. ‘J “I “
km “3 N Ng' mm. b V, as 1. Mia-re Warehouse,
800 9‘ No'l‘rsln. ass 9‘ MtheWendOfMd-St.
586 “ No'l‘rydn'i :‘1: i: ‘ amicably... lnthls Count out 0'
60 .
i: 3 N3: Y‘DII’NP‘. . g 3 ii {Mk-IN“ slimline spgmlgusg-
i‘oil " N: Tani. I 4’ 3‘ ' 0mm '1' Churn-dweller-
' o 11. WI, 66m "-0.,
3 1°: :2 figwlymofi k :3 ii and “We“. in 111. Furniture 11..., .11.... for
ht“ :3 : gng'nm : g 2: byexperienced WOI’N'
:g 1; {3,3 ”'3‘“ :11 ’1- ' Unannraxsae,
° 57 ‘ lergeauort-en ofCoInaoftbebcetmatsrlsk
s or u No'l‘reln. r 11 u . ..,.
6 cars 'l 11 “ New Haven. 1 at “be mate.” a. “M an.
7 37 ‘: N0 Tnh- ‘1 5| " . uisbed‘eleep’dti- 0' be 11.1..
- " I“ ' N0 Tuln- 3 15 A“ A new and slug-t whom Hearse. drawn by
:1: t: a 1:11; 11': .........,...
o . e . _
.. 11 i: gntirnx. :3 1, . nmrr Danton“
1:5 2‘. gymnk 13?. 1‘ ~ P-UINITIIII!
° . 0N"- ‘ heinous 11-
EDWIN DOCKWOOD. Pres. E23”! old Mimi, as good sums:-
mums-a Curran-Am ..
nil: subscrlbcris Slim r011 C ' m"
as“? office fimeawufi fimmm'fi. ..,... ""
n 0 can a or Marble
r“. % them siOu,DIning Cardand Tables
Slate .1 Selleck Brothers’stOIe. MGM’“CMI£'. Gilt .1111 un'ogumy" m... ’13.;
GIBIN’S C“! I In ““5 ‘ . corms Wanasoons,
3'06“”er 3 “5"“ . Where magebe' found a an assortment .1 Conan.
.ner Mdefllgn mmfmnaueammtaq whlehwlll furnishedin thebe¢_ manner,
terestofAJLAllss‘ sarcasm- ]ndatehortnotlce. Alonsowlllbe’mrnlshcdwheu
1mgG wouldiuforrnthepl llekthet ups Moll. A. ,W
I: Jenna-"I'lmx winch: 0; u ' m en. maceraJ 1 mate.
to- t-lm to *0- W Enai'sorannx cannon, hteof Slgs-lIgfie 1a.
Y..N., ,hnGD..N.N.I.,IIdlh . gums “mm I’m h.m‘
Helsalsoprepesedto all offlflghtaud ,vy ”The?“ District
.' Conrtof «the of Norwalk
mefioflmfl “hm 1": bathlhniud andsnowe'df .1: montb's no... :11 been;
I'm“ Ther-mod“! 1 hereof. mnemormammuummm
”"11!“ Mushrooms-tent. Thoscwho neglectto present
theirelaimeproperiy ttested, this said ttme,wtll
:DAILY LINN. mum “em, “fie,“mWWfJ
mnmuuu's Chester 1 'I' n‘hr'ii v.11, ‘ is any '
. O orw CID. II-
thorlsed mete“, forms #1: .1111
Estate. YD. CA 1.1.,
St'fl Administrator.
To the Hon. Su rior Court for the County of Fair-
leld, to be ho den at Daubury. within and hr said
N 'W County,ou theseeond Tuesday in August. A.D.,
9113 E0 ’ firms... of man .1. ms. of 1.1.1 Nor-
Willtcave Humanotonlsrmfimmam T“ humbly showeth—Thston {hem dsof
tenoonstlflo’ o’clock andfsonifoot 61th :s't’l she was lawfully marriedto DAN l.
. 111111111.ch New as $1.1, NewYorkClty. «summon-111111.
m...w... maven; sues-r .mm..*-'..:.....M-:a.°..:,' “fiaw Mr. ...
. W Cl!
atr‘a’ihs- ' deserted the petitioner has inued his «lever,-
Fare, 75 Cents; Excursion Tickets, .135. tlon to the “mm tifioef'sille‘h total :mfltduty;
m‘m_ "hum“ destroy .thoe'happncas css’ofthe Mona-m". and th the
. ,p‘ ”m a“
- as a miner James I. Llelly, theeare and
FREIGHT MILL“! " o. .m ..,, a“...
, ' U , ' . ammo bwmyg'ediv «cello-amen-
‘ tel. and.“ thatst have I”v'thecnstody ofsatdminor
_14'“A.m':
‘ _ V_ . byI. is. DULWK, A'serauerney.
r. r. Brady “on any of so “:";m'7"}.n...‘ ..,... 4
Wlllraa daily use flo- cache-d thereuicm DAN!!!- KmI- '
§fi3.@ld‘remtedl.land115mlt the Dilbery g by bull‘s “been preach. ‘aeidti:
' Wuhm Alp on) r; h:vlng enshowntomethlttks tinsald
petulant in unknown, new. sesvieeof the
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SU um ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing Aprll 6th, ISO.
MMNMIorm, .
At900a.m.;11 10s.m.: Bp.m.;618p.-. .
WNMWMMDM
Norwalk. to: New IIIVOI, '
At 6.39 A.“M., stopping atuall atat‘i‘ons.
9.44 “ Boston Express. ‘
1.31 P311" $331011 stations.
if: u ' u .
6.69 ii stopping at all stations.
:31: u u u ' u
9.49 “ Boston Express.
Trains leave New Haven for Norwalk, at 9-.40, 6.90,
an.) 6.00, 8.90 (Exq) P. M.
Seelargk‘bill of advertisementat the Station Houses
and note
Sup t's once. 4th Ave. and 91th St., New!“ York.
Ass’t Supt’s Oillee, Station JHous%New
IIOY'l'
To Horsemen.
HE TROTTING
TONIAN," will stand formues from Ma
toJuly 90th. tees, at the stable orwrl. J. 1'qu
Westgo Conn. .-Ba Bumble
sludge; ysdk’s Old I’Odalnbletimiyan, at
ange CouwuI ,NewY theatreOfDexter.
k.‘Volunteer Independent.
”manyotwber fast8hr ones that‘ have tilstln lsttnbedguls the-
selves. for speed.ht ynambletonlan is 16}; hands
,wlth near hiudfoot white;
wuzbollge?
“hi-ironed“ tel
lander; her dam 'Out' of a blood
mare b Cook of the Rock, Cook of the Rock
rted
Elipse. ERMS:—$l6 for the season, or
sure a mare Twith feal. Perseusparti parting" wittaamares
before the season is over, will be held insu-
rance money whether the mare proves with foul or
not. Mares coming from a distance can be furnished
pasture at a res-outlet rate, and care ink.
on to prevent accidents, and if any, at the risk of
owners. For further particulars a
W.“ J. smell.
Westport, April 28, 1869..
Live” .ta'blie.‘
(,0!-
WILLIAM E. DANN,
Wmnsm) ‘
SUBSCRIBER .
.. mammal-e”;
NEW LAGER DIE! SALOON.
d respectful notl es his friab-
enil‘: 8 who likes a’flesh' cool
Lager that‘be haopeneds
Wine and Lager Bier Saloon,
opOsite the Horse Railroa dDepot, who‘re he will sell
t chest NEW YORK LACE]! m“by the GLASS, GAL
BOTTLE or KEG. REELUNCH every day
from 10 to 11 o’clock, a. 111., exec tSilndasys.
nos CIlAU8._-
BY INDUSTRY ~WE THRIVE.
Messrs. CASEY & UBACKBN
le of Norwalk and
would respectfully inform the
vith that the have remov
Street Water t med oorfiom
South Norwalk, op pplosi
keep constantly on and a full assortment of
Wine: 05 mg, norm.
‘ both FOREIGN a DOMESTIC. 11111th the omit
them lowest New York pricesto the trade, an for.“ . .
u, guaranteed as represented and de-
23:“??? u «gone “lump”. mt‘glihso l e'lteft
are e e u e n s c
p lIt.- fofimlth’a Celebr’ated Ale,
which nohas taken t e first premium at the Paris Expo-
on of 1661', is warranted not to sour, and for bril-
aud flavor is excelled by none. For sale in
half- ls, barrels and casks’ to suit the trade.' We
have also, constantly on hand Messrs. J. hJ. Phelps a
Co. ’s Celebrated Ales. the name of which issuillcisnt
'nteefirthelrex‘o'el , Concuduamin che-
ore purchasing elsewhere. 11.0 As,“
a G. Ii. BRACKEN.
1111.111... Cards, Tickets, to”
PBINTEDin Colored Inks, Bronzes, or plain Black
Ink,on White orColorcd Cards, in the best man
Cums Jon Omol. :
till :0'.
19" messages '
to the new bridge, where they .
‘,and faithful and careful
llberalps
Main st..Nm-walk Conn. '.
Agents for the sale of Hammer’s Champaign Ale. ‘ . .
The HOUSE to SUITMall Nfigg‘f; '
KEsubscrlher onus
3....am‘eg'mm'uat1re‘sm m , soars 111111111111 311.113
m .fimgl?m3$&m d
averye egantstye,su a sees .
n m, ..a ”Law... m . .IgIVEltY STABLES.
sicncn 11.11, " ll mm o‘." ”.m‘tn'rtl'stso
DOCK and LAG BEER. *aygh? Wan-2.33.32.”
His TOBACCO d1 CIGARS £23m ..,“...“Tahfiflw “Mama“..fi".
Vareof-ehotecqpalitics. ate. es will ces.; '_ .. binl‘stablels thec‘ounty. Pedestrians:
greet Win'su supp g'-- ”in wants in 156 It.“ Ooodvehlcfiguthhmm
above articles of the nbsc r. an Jobbers 11111.... Maitreya guaranteed, at
bonWbiske and elearSwd Cigar-are ofi'ered' Museums-11' d-haad
bargains. bankingthe ublic forthelrput __ Vivace-steam bandforsaleatlowprtees,andset-
11333,!” "spec cits a continuance“?! the: gV -. . . . .
'1" ’ “' ”m" " “m" .0011» ’ - UNION- LIVEEY “anus. _ - .
Next to Barnum’s Hotel; South Norwalk.
lam-hilt":
e'mnnusmutannnnlgauts 4511.111. .
11,.145 (m...) A.M.; 19 11.;105. that”
Snp’t.
111'1- - ’-' ‘
iomed who was full brother to- the A crican
AWavdln
., f5gcoanssawan
oewalk the
humane andsulcleat notice to the
Mam 03m n'of‘JulyA. p.60
gun tobehold tDan
unamww‘g: mau...r.z
at!“;.m.;106..b6uptm.:,rrelghtat8p.m. ations under thems‘srlage‘eon contractuntiltbee ear
JOHN W. BACON Sup't. ‘3 mu. and hes cent a.
eddhls _ dcsertlon, .wlaeut. 01%"0‘1mthise time.
an total duty.
N. Y. a. 11.! n. manna». :3... ..,. m... flaun'imim
Deted’uNorfiamtkeutla-h “Jul 1”.
’ minute.
by her Attorney, ISRAEL M. BULLOCK.
sequencing 11., 10th.]869n1n NW, 121.»,
Trains leavePassengcr StationatNorwaikastllows: u. Norwalk, July 14, 1869.
For NQ' York Wurst W. Nil-annular.
9 - that having beenpresented to me
At 6.41 A. IL, Boaton Express. duly by; ;wrltof summons. and it hav-
il: .. ..,......,.......... mwrsm°u“..g°m.asu are”...
1.46 " Iéoéd llx ress, stopping at Darlenald { said 3’ ‘ an mg“; 1mm“ of m
111 or . o
9.25 " stoppinget all stations. Amman hm“ fund" ml” Magnum” aim-
11.06 “ Express. the next three successive issues
1.18 P. M. stoop!!! stall staflonl- . bereasonable and sulclent servieeofsald titles
3.18 “ Boston recs. tto m B.
3.45 .“ stoppln at allstations. 3 Judge of the Superior Court.
6.39 “ Boston. ress.
6.11 “ ' stoppin at all stations.
at " Boston press. A FINE ASSOBTMENT 0F ‘
' - New York. for Norwalk, V
At‘l. 8.00%) )9.00 11.90A.M..19.15 )3“
(EL, 3.45, 96’( 62..) 6.30, 6.30. 9.1?”
. 15mm BRUSHES, norms, muons,
TOOTH 31211511123, a soaps,
. For Sale by
11. u. a. O. s. Prowitt.
STALLION “BAY HANDLE- '
m. m Glades; My 1.. Children.
emu-1 NO Home on POISON-
3USDKUG,sIreteWfiedea
ymmraln; correctsAeldltyefthe
m,_3temacb;nnkess1&endm¢ichildren
,rraexc and mm; clues Wind Colic,
,3riphg,lnlannnahmofthelowels,snd
alleemplamtsarismgfromthccfi'ectsof
Teething. CallferMethchcfley’st'm
Wandtskenootheraudyouarenfi.
SeldbyDruulsfsaudalldealersiuMedo
nine.
A. DICKAEDS, New London, 001111.,
Agent for the United States.
.10 Mess-rd.
1.111.... of wanton eating and gird-
Ric... star“ madam
hgwteallug them having be
thuthatwtllleadeotheeoavistlolofanyp:o
soueoumlttlngnchtrespasssnd of
plum- 26.- G
V,, Solicitors of
American :8 Pomgn Patents,
89m:m, VAMGTON, D. C.
ars- outlaw.» £111,111-
"6% ..,-.1.“-
mApplicetions to
receivti' prompt stfinti'oh. _
tam and Domestle,G reel
." at 110 LMIS‘ S.
WOODfothbu
G. amt BROS.
HANDUENS and .NLIJ-
SEND, sold by
RT. for K1110.
LOCMWOO
‘ 'IFyou wentanicechlldorMisseeeolored shoe call
,ll ‘ ' ‘ ’mm's
bavin
ha, of the I“allo‘rsii‘lsl’iioeiug filament
ofJamele. Shea.i n the
Door of the lone mmy MOO,
isnowfellyprepsred tofillsllordeesfee
SHOEING HORSES
latbebestmsuner. Animate“ m...
comm Byconstant low
«mass- woek,_h’c
to gain the public m and
, JOIN DARRYL”
Norwalk, June, 1”.
REMOVAL!
Ilene Shoot-g Establishment.
mm b
“..,.-. was... 1..
1,10 MW-
wsmeete Perm
revenues no 1 stealth
wamsTm 193'”
thuyuuoshh
A
Melville-ll ghfilymw‘m _ _. W. , __ , .
11:: “'Ezfififim‘o. Depot as cheap wants an “If“‘it'léi’ot‘om. -
unset wmbhwmdo ll- mumscom “m ..EWLK. toCxwoon's.
Horne. ShoemI- . I.) L
scram
- sum mum,
uonwabn- cons.
__
I runny enemy or
JOB! PRINTING.
”OWN-“mamas.“
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