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Ag.)
PTO ssday August 10,1869.
BY OUTIs BLANQUE, Esq. ,
I wonder what the letters mean!
I wonder if they show
That some are stationed high in life,
And some are standing low!
If yea, I wonder which they mark!
I cannot tell—can you 7
Whether ’tis honor or disgrace
To be an Esq.
’Tis true that in another land
8 They do a men sing own,
And note the faintest ray that’s shot
From the scintillating throne; ‘
But sending for a boOtblack here,
I cannot tell—can you?
Why I should, would, could, ought to write
" Sam Johnston, lbs-11.?
1
And writing to a man of parts.
Whose claims to honor flow
From mighty deeds or stirring words,
What do the letters show?
That they will luster cast on him
I cannot think—can you 2
we nothing add, sir, though we write
Addendum: “ Era-q.”
“ But we must some distinction make l"
Indeed! ’Tis very rlght; ’
But quite as easy for the blind
To tell the dark fromlighL
What court shall sit upon the claims 1
I would not dare—would you 7—
Say who shallbe a simple HAN, 1
And who an Ice-q. '
If thou would’st challenge men's respect,
So labor that thy name
May gluten with eninborn light
Upon the scroll or tame;
- Our very schoolboyu. sir, would laugh—
And so, I think. would you—-
- O’er “ Commentaries written by
J. Oneal-Hi"
I really wonder men of rank,
Ana men of genius, too,
Don't drop forever, and at once,
The senseless M.
See, gentlemen, we nameless folk
Are sping after you:
'Imarvelabstyoustillwillnse
Plebeian l-e-q.
I'm no rufomer: would not choose
To makemyself a mark
For Cnstom's arrows. while her curs
In stupid chorus bark:
Follow the fashion if you please—
It may be meat for you—-
But let me shoot for rarer game
Than common E-s-q.
#
onion 1:: tho-Eye.
The following is from a communication
in Ho :1rth and Home, by an eminent physi-
ci:1.11: —
C1llcd to prescribe for Mrs. Andrews’ 111-
flamed c—y cs; learned that she had a bit of
cinder in hel cye- occurred while traveling
in the c.1rs four days 11g ;eye very much
inflamed, painful am attended with severe
l1e=.1:.chc, This is one of hundreds of cases
where a little know ledge would not have
been a dangerous thing, and would save a
world of pain. Nothing Is more distressin;r
to a traveler than a piece' of cinder in the
ey c, and no disorder 1s more easily remedied.
C: 1lling the family together, I proceeded to
show them that it was not an eye wash that
Mrs. Andrews needed to relieve her sufi'er-
ing, but the 'removal of the foreign substance.
The cinder will be found just underneath
the margin of the upper lid where there is
a small groOve or gutter for the flow of tears
to the inner angle of the eye. Foreign bod-
ies tend to fall into this groove, and if they
are very angular, like cinder, they adhere in
spite of the curregt of tears which now
flow in greater abundance, and sooner or
later carry off smooth substances. Now, if
on will raise the margin of the upper lid
Afind turn it over, the cinder or grain of sand
will be exposed, and may easily be removed
with the point of a pencil, or with the finger
covered by a handkerchief.
I then demonstrated this simple operation
on one of the boys, thus , Taking my pen-
cil in my right fingers, with the thumb and
first finger of my left hand I seized the eye-
lashes of the upper lid and drawing the lid
gently out from the ball, pressed the point
of the pencil downward upon the upper
surface of the lid, about one- -fourth of an
inch from its margin,‘and at the same time
c1rried the margin upward over the pencil
by the eye-lashes, when the lid readily rolled
over we pencil so as to expose _completely
the "utter described I then asked one of
the yo. 1.1g ladies to perform this operation
on her mother, which, after one pr two fail-
ures, she accomplished, and as I had pre—
dicted, small angular pieces of cinder were
found beneath the margin of the lid, which
she very adroitly removed with the point Of
the pencil. Mrs. Andrews expressed imme-
diate relief. So much interest was felt in
this painless operation, that all in turn per-
formed it, being much aided by requiring
the person operated upon to look downward
when the lid was being everled, and upward
when the operator wished to restore the
lid.”
W At this time of the year the Dry
Goods retail and jabbing houses usually find
trade stagnant, and the present season is no
exception to the rule. Preparations to sup-
ply F.1d trade are now of prime imp01 tance,
and are in full activity among manufacturers
throughout the country. While the disap-
pointments of the ‘past few years are kept in
mind as a check to over sanguine expecta-
tions, yet the prospect of an abundant .har—
vest, and the reaction from past depression,’
imparting an increased activity throughout
the commercial world, causes 'a cheerful feel- -
ing, and manufacturers are generally putting
their mills in the best repair, and getting
ready to turn out larger supplies of goods
than ever' before—Hmmfacturers- Review. .
_ '
ARE HARDCOAL Aslms FEETIrszNG !—
Muoh has been written upon the question of
hard coal ashes as a fertilizer, and so far~ as
we have seen, the opinion is generally
against them as containing essential ele-
ments natural. to the growth of vegetation,
yet there are those whose experiments prove
otherwise. TWO years ago last spring Mr-
Alexander Marsh of this city directed his
gardener to prepare a piece of ground for
planting peas, :1 portion of which happened
to be an old walk which had some years be-
fore been made by a mixture withthe soil
of coal ashes and cinders fi'om burning hard
coal. From what had been written and
said to him, he had serious doubts as to a
crop where the hard wal ashes predom-
inated so largely, yet being desirous of hav-'
ing one row directly in the line of the old
walk, he planted one row there and another
row back of them in soil apparently entirely
flee from any ashes. . The peas came up and
grew with but little perceptible difference
in the two rows during the early part of the
season, but about the time they commenced
to put forth blossoms a marked change be-
gan to be noticeable,*the row planted in
soil free from ashes yielded lightly and
stopped growing, while the other row con,
tinued its growth in height and produced
three times the quantity of peas. Philoso-
phizing somewhat upon this unexpected re-
sult, the idea came to him that perhaps the
long time the ashes and cinders had lain
there might have changed their chemical
combinations by (contact with earth 01' at-
mosphere, cr-bo'th, he resolved to renew the
experiment this year. by selecting a new
piece of ground entirely free ofashcs. Ac-
cordingly last spring he prepared a suitable
piece of ground for tworows of peas, side
by side, the same as 113s: year, and in one
row he put a liberal supply of sifted hard
coal ashes andplantod the two rows at the
same time. ‘ Their growth and the result
has beenguite as marked as last year,—the
row planted in a mixture of ashes having
produced more than thrcestimes the quantity
of peas. Mr. Henry Woodward, treasurer
of the Mechanics Savingsbank in this city,
informs us that sOme ten years ago he (more
from curiosity than otherwise,) planted a
hill of squash seeds on top In heap of hard
' coal ashes which had been carried out from
his cellar, and to his great surprise the
t
growth and yield flom those vines far ex-
ceeded those planted elsewhere in his gar-
den liberally supplied with manure. By ac-
cident, a tomato plant came up in the.
same pile of ashes, and made equal
growth and yield with the squashes.
Since that time Mr. Woodward applies
all his coal ash 5‘ in the proposal on
of garden fruits and vegetables, with the
most satisfactory results; believing fully in
the eflicacy of the ashes in promoting the
growth and fruitage By the use of hard
coal ashes he earl raise cauliflowers, year
after year, upon the samec 111 ound The wri-
ter, and others we might name in this city
have used hard coal ashcs' 1n the raising of
vegetables, with so evident and marked re-
suits in their favor, as to place their utility
beyond a doubt, so far as the crop is con-
cerned, whatever may be the process by
which they act, whether as a fertilizer or
otherwise.—— Worcester Paluzdc'um.
,—
M‘ Journalism up the Hudson is very
“ dog star” seems to have excited some of
our fellow quills, and they have taken to
cooing, as follows.
HOLDEN,0 of the Yonkers Gazette; calls
kissing red-lippcd girls a “ strawberry festi-
val. ” Perhaps he can tell us what a straw:
berry short-cake lei—Troy Weekly Press.
Oh, yes ! HOLDEN being a printer, it’s
short cake with‘ him at home .f-Hughlceepu'e
Daily Press.
‘.‘ Net for Joseph 1" Our cake is never
short. Strawberry short-cake is kissing a
young and pretty widow. If you don’t be-
lieve it, try it- on.— Yonkers Gazette. _
We’ as “ tried it on" the i‘ widder,” and find
it better'n short-cake! It’s a “festival” we
often indulge in by “ mutual consent— ’
Somerset (N. J.) Manager.
We should say “kissing ayoung and pret-
ty widow” was strawberries and cream,
soda-water, milk punch, and as many other
delicious things as can be made or imagined.
Can it be possible that HOLDEN has “ tried
it on,” and still lives Y—Troy Weekly Prue.
—-———-.—0.r.-—-—-—-
Ems AND THE Dacron. —-The following
is one of Ned Buntlinu’ s stories in the
Golden 1m:
Everybody about Timbuctoo, up in Yuba
county, knows Hans Himmcltansen, or, as
as he is usually called “ Dutch John, " a
good-hearted,jovial Teuton, once well 08,
but now reduced to the position of a Flume
Guard. ’
Hans goes out hunting ones in a while.
He went after ducks not long since. You
can’ 1 get him to go after them again. The
reason is this. Some of the boys played him
a 11 ick. They got a- couple of wooden decoy
ducks, and fasteltl them with a string in
edge of some bushes in a little pond near
the town, where they could be seen as the
11 ind Wafied them out the length of the
string.
Hans was told that a couple of Wild ducks
1v ere in the pond, and hurrying to his quar-
ters he got his gun, leaded it heavily, and
crept down within range of the ducks.
Taking good aim, he fired, and the ducks
were sent with a rush back into the bushes
by the shot.
Hans thought, of course, he had killed
them, but stopped to load, in case they were
only wounded. Meantime the wind, blow-
ing through the bushes pretty sharp, blew
string again.
“Der tyfull I shooted dem tooks once!’
said Hans in astonishment. “Now dey
schwims but like as dcy were never shot
with a gun, not at all! Dunder! I makes
{em hell schmell dis time!” '
And again he took a deliberate aim, and
let fly.
The force of the shot instantly drove the
ducks in out of sight again, and Hans
dropped his gun'to go after,thcm. But be-
fore he had got twenty yards, he saw to his
astonishment that the ducks'were swimming
out as before, unharmed.
He halted, in half wonder, half terror.
“ Mein cot l” he muttered, “Two times I
shouted dem dam looks! and two times dey
come out again yust as pefore. I dink dey
is de tuyvel’s own tooks! I tries again—zee
if I tout!”
And again, with a double charge of both
powder and shot in hisgun, Hans drew for
the ducks. Hc-fired, and went and over end
with the recoil. When he got up, not a
duck was in sight.
“I shoot ’cm all to pieces dat time I” he
cried ashc rubbed his lame shoulder.
Just then out floated the ducks again._
looks!” grOaned Hans. “ Three times I
shoot em all over lead, and flora Idey is
alive!”
“ I’ll bet you two fifty they’re dead !” said
”Tommy Newbert, with a smile. '
Hans.
“ Two fifty you’ve riddled them—and two
fiftv they’ re dead I” cried Tom.
“IH1mmels ! I bet you dat.
broves it? You can’ t' catch ’em l”
“ Yes, come along with me, and'I’ll catch
them for you!”
There wa‘s some tall swearing in 'Dutch
whed Hans paid over the $2 59, and found
out how he had been sold.
say “_ ducks” to Hans, and you’ll be accom-
modated.
Or+
A young damsel entered a New LOndon
drug store on Wédnesday, and asked for
Kissengcn water. The clerk inquired if it
was for her mother,- when the damsel re-
plied: “ Give us some of yourfiz fiz, young
fellow, and none of your quiz quiz.’ The
young fellOw came down with his Kissengen
without further parley.
— A handsome blonds at Saratoga wore
halfher trunks unpacked.
Without exception, the Minnesota papers
represent the crops of wheat and other small
grains as never looking better; and' in most
direction corn, which the backward unfavor-
able season threatened to ruin, is said to be
coming1 forward rapidly and promising a
fair yie l.d
young ladies who are excessivel fond of
croquet. are known as “Madrens a for-lawn.
Two millions of 1040’s have been ex-
changed for 5-20’ s. Pure se of two millions
dared.
—It' re said that a cup of coffee is a sure
barometer, if you allow the sugar to dro to
the bottom of a cup and watch the hub lee
rise without disturbing the codes. If the
bubbles collect in the middle, the weather
will be fine; if they adhere tothe cup, form-
ing a ring, itQill be rainy; and ii the bub-
bles sepcrate without assuming any fixed po-
sition, changeable weather may be expected.
-——.—4.,—.———
murmured—On this subject somebody
—We don’t know who—gets 011' the lbllowing
sensible paragraph. -
“If an thing In the .world makes a men
feel bad y, except pinching his 'fingers in
the crack of a door, it is unquestionably a
quarrel. No man ever fails to think less of
himself than ”before. It degrades him in
the eyes of others, and what' 18 worse, blunts
his sensibilities on one hand, and increases
the power of passionate irritability on the
other. The truth is, the more peaceably
and quietly we get on, the better it is for
your neighbors. In nine cases out often, the
better course is, if a man cheats “you, cease
to deal. with him . if ho' is abusive, quit his
company- , and if he lies about you, so con-
duct yourself that ndbody will believe him
No matter who he is, or how he misuses
you, the wisest way is to let him alone; for
there' 15 nothing better than this cool, calm
and quiet we of dealing with the wrongs
we meet wit.“ Return not railing for
railing.”
.e—o—-———-
WnALE CATcmNo BY Ennmrom. —-A
London firm have just obtained a patent
for a method, startling to “old salte”' In its
originality, for catching whales by electricity.
By their plan every whaleboat 1s provided
with a galvanic battery. Wires fiom Oppo-
site polcs run down to the point ofeach set of
ha1poons When the whale is sufficiently
11c 11', two harpoons are thrown as near]
simultaneously as possible, when imbcdde,
the flesh of the monster completes the cir-
cuit. The char rc is expected to to be sufii-
cicnlly powerf to paralyze the animal so
that the small boats may advance and dis;
patch him at their leisure.
mild and “met just now. The raging of the ‘
them out on the water to the length of the ,
“ Mein cot in himmels 1 Toy is ter tuyvel’s,
“ Himmcl—can’tl see dem schwim i" cried '
But how we '
If you want to see a mad Dutchman, just.
twenty- one new dresses last week, with-
—-Fuller of The Detroit Tribune says
a weekof 5-20’8 during A gust has been or- '
Norwalk‘, JuEll; 27,1868,
Notice.
INTEREST will be allowed hereafter on' alldepolltl
made with the New Canaan Savings Bank,touom-
mence on the first day of tyne month next succeedin
the deposit. S.Y .JOBN, Treasurer.
New Canaan, Aug. 8. 1868.
. GEORGE W. SMITH,
Dealer. in all kinds of
Choice Groceries, Provisions,
FLOUR AuD FEED.
And other Choice Brands of Cigars. Wholesale
and Retail dealers in
LOrillaI-d’s,
Andéréon’fl,
[Illnemthal
and &- Hoyt’s
'1") B A O O O ,
And the celebrated ‘
Charter Oak. Plug Tobacco,
0
Together with
PIPES, CIGAR HOLDERS, TOBACCO
BOXES, AND' SMOKERS’ AR-
TICLES GENERALLY.
Carriage Making.
TEE undersigned having tormeda co-psrtnershi
are now preparedto build and repairul] kinodu
Carriages at the shortest notice at their new bermm
Street. All kinds of C
ge. AierUSm LYON,
saunas FOX. '
in enxoc
1UNurwalk, April 26, 1869.
- TEE N-W
City Charter
NEWGOOD'S
are pouring in at
Knapp & Dickerman s
GRAND BAZAII,
Where the public are invited to call and sat
selves that they can save mone and get a bee
clc than at any other place in is County.
them-
er arti-
Just received a good assortment of
Spring Dress Goods, '
I’opllns,
Melanges, .
Mohair and
' Alpaca Goods,
A; Knapp a: Dicker-man’s.‘ -
The place to buy
Dress Trmmihsa,
Fringes, . °
Ribbons,"
Gimps,
Tassels and ..
Buttons,
is at KNAPP .1. momma
OIL ozomzs, MATTINGS, (au 10W),
CARPETS, (all pro») OIL
SHADES, WALL
PAPEB,~
. 106., .I'
a: “up a: menu-man’s.
o
Teas: Teas! 1'9”;
WE are daily receiving large additions tOur
which foyr quality and price cannot be has
Choicest Oolong 81.00 per lb.
At KNAPP 8: DICKERMAN’IB.
ZERO 11111111111111.1111:
I best in the morket, for which We”a have the ex-
clusive sale of this town. We 0 Car at Factory
Psices. AtKNAPP A: DICIKEBIIAN’S.
Children’s Carriages:
A use nassonrmr annulment-nu:
Manufacturers, ataesswanla’utedtoni 9;.
ND WILLOW WARE, snooz-
ERY, a cuss WARE, '
CUTLERY AND
PLATED WARE, BASKETS, snusnns.
cc, .1111, so,
.At IINAPPLDIOIKEIIIIIAN'Is.
'south Norwalk,A aimless. ' ' “
Notice
IS HEREBY given that the Rel-walk 8a Boole- .
ty will herealter pay interest on deposits the
first day of every months]: 0 mun om ofOuu
Thousand Dollars will be received on. depositltomi.r
any one person in any any
n.w HUBBILL, Cec’y. and 11:81»;
. undmfinfi‘llé
HOUSE. FURNISHING GOODS, WOOD "
WOMEN OF NEW-10K.“
World of the Great City:
lam” revelation of. the emodern times.
“ " “Marriedn Women " and‘ all
Women of Pi ensure, stud.“ enn
dressetonce eNqu York Beck] 09.,” INas‘aiu
Street, New York. e
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grille most start]
New York Society
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By n‘owann A. Penman.
The astounding resolutions“ (1% GM
made in this work are creating thdm‘u'ut intense du-
to obtain it. The M palatial As.
“We...
CONSUMPTION
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DO YOU 80W
Buckwheat, Turnips, Wheat or Bye?
SYSTHATIC JUDICIOUS AND ICONOIICAL
lion museums
Get the value of your outlay the dr:t season!
Keep your soil flee tram foul
Obtain a better quality of grain and fruit!
All this can be done mostelectuallybytheuseo
f
DAUGH’S
Which, Int its “present in ved condition, is without
anatequal r]ce.au iuwhieharecombiu binodal]
the reliable and fertil ities of PURE
DISSOLVL'D W activu,utim
NE. wi stimulu-
in ng properties of the best Stable Name or
Guano. andso r cent. In.eheaélgr than either.
acksges cecal”
lbs. No charge rot-package.
u!‘ Tobehad of all reliable dealers throw:
the country utfactory rleeu,ire ht added,
lnease e dealerta ls I‘m-$1.1m.
T8 and
directions for use on application“ to
BALSTON & 00.,
1 Pearl en, New York,
OTVGEOBGE W. m“ A: 00.,
1 10 Water I!» Boston,
(General Wholesale Amt-I.)
Nos: 11-0 Duane—S l inducements edited to
purchasers in lots of 1 tons and upwards, and prices
given for deliveries to all go lots on the various rail-
roads, by addressing the ew York_ house. Soldby
'. 0. ml", qulk,
And CHARLBSA. BATES, Davies.
SEW
COLGA'I‘E ch 00’.“
anomanc .
VEGETABLE SOAP,
Comblned with Glycerlmu, lu "cone
' mended 1b: the use of LADY]! uni In
the NURSERY. ‘. .a.
FRANK IIEAD a: (toss
LADIES'ANDGENTS’Confectl , Icu Cream,
and Dining Saloon, Gentle Bull
confectionery
mums for the Wholesale and Retail me.
And a large choice varlet scum
. ulna-$71131: retail-trade. y kept ,. ’
. Allcsndieeofered for sale are fresh.
cnocoLAII-n oanonnns,
Pure mainstays-sly,
11:; éga:$ 3.28:: Cesare-9i?!“
“Havana Cigars,
Constantly on hand :gxbgilgfe audBetailin any
PHILADELPHIA IOE (BEAM,
llanulbcturcd for the saloon anduso, for
Fun: lls'AD, and caesium ll. Doneusu.
Quick Sales and Small Profits.
1, .. -.- .
Clothing Store.
ulic magnet-fly that they have
macheu'. Back,
Nor-wells.l and the
openedtbe newClol’hlng
.sposlte the Gazette Building, w
whomay
They buveon band a iargeuud
MADY-MADE
CLOTHING
For Youths, lays & Gentlemen,
OftbsveryuustStyleqotourownmnuAeturu-
Madditi
‘eouutautlyou baudulargeauduuperloruoekofm
“‘Gcnts’ Furnishing Goods,
Tumd.TnAanmo Issue,
Dilemma, nanosecon. ciornspmse.
FISHER a: NATIIEN A ..
NMW 3“) All mam BLOCK.
Opium: mammamg
Secret History
lull is the only I
‘ VI OOLOONES,
IgAn‘ Lama‘s v "
Add to and increase 11'. 1.111111; olynursoil by a ..
Raw Bone Super Phosphate
barrels averaging I50 .
'avmflfiaga
MW! oratoek of
W for '
anemones“ ..-.-1 ism
am? e of public .
. I ruggets ,
mm: m1 m1 eased 11.1mm.
very large and well A ~ stock of'all kinds of
‘3 In
"PII :naowesehe’m buold all
NEW JGOODS1 ‘
A 11111111111111. Asses-111mm
P. I. PUIDY,
Dreamer, scorn NOn'wALk.
Has Just opened a due assortment of goods, consist-
ing of
TOILRT SETS,
SETS 0P BRUSHES,
FANCY COLOGNE BOTTLES,
AND VASES.
Also a large assornnent of
museums Inshore,
. SOAPS,
_ TOILET AND
EANCY ARTICLES, &0
A. swonnsv ~
sews DEPOT AND scorer-0111:.
scorn NORWALK,
{Opposite Railroad Depot.
omusromlemoamdm: large assort-
lehuol and mile-«nu looks,
MEMORANDUM BOOKS AND
, DIARIES, FOR 1869,
;of an so», so.
mum makinaddltionu to his crew-
,LATINOLIDEI , , M“
In made entuwltbalaruePublls
£1 mfigivfi’gm; ”W
atthel'Iowestratuuaudwltb' '
“TOYS. D0LLS,IBc. aldl'ruuh
Alarge
Muu%y,mprhe but a. article
South Hm Doe. 9th, 1*.
W. H. smalls.
Heroine-t“’l“sil.er,
ANDDIALIRIN
GENTLEMEN’S
CLOTHII WRIRCIIC:
Trusses-A and? a n
emf-h
Cull.‘_IM Imfi
iualresdytoo mum... V *
Addreu
PAPER, PENIS, FENCES, ACCOUNT
rum-swim r1
[IRON AND STEEL
.. '51 , 1' . '-
1931mm: ...=
panel's, OILs. 'wsmwtemaas, «0.,
ATLQ'VEST CASH PRICES.
The’subs’criber has an in em and is constantly
the. manufacturer“ assort-
111: . I
unallownmwreea arises. .
,‘II ..
Docks; dead, rim. asdmordu, anti (late
“when. rim. m in 11.11. ' '
trons, savanna Pore'ulaln, and liaerul.
NAILS, cut, preueed. wrought and 1......
cmslzr. stleand Pocket, s loge assortment. '
am double andqluulv barrels. _
Herons. Mm: and angle‘ umin.
nomad mu. Ml asuortmern OfslIeuaudkiIuds.
cum on spmos. sad-Is. bolts. 91le so.
AGRIcULruRA'L maritime, lilo assortment.
pulls sad arts. It! the best manufactures.
National Ray Cutter
Sommmmm Mistral-.1811.
quite
twice ’
sue-.112“ 1131::
., . s ‘9. '
.BAUGE’S 1 '
new «unset-mm «1131-... I Is.
IEIOVAIA. -
.1
The- U-lu- “b I“
emu. Tabletslnflnks, se',
CCldl'Y I“) .0. It”: “I
mrulsledndputnpstebortnutleeundouvuy ..
W “Millim- oldest-
knowiolail'y WestesuConnml, and
as well sumac-old
andfiruisbbd
“a » turns we;
Norwalk,Aprllutb,186. "
Dunn Dan's-m,
1110,; as lens so, Rem-1x, cs.
tom he!!! 1.; -
Italian and American Herbie, .
noxuu'mnrmm. ,...,
sttbelow- '8
With Water Collier com is the beetleat and
Fruit tPreuerverin eWorld.
ALEI 1.1!. MEDLEY,
1 - rubs fifth Heisman.
_. ~ unsuremrons BIPAIBED.
KNAIPP & maximum,
~ 1 -- " . Agents for Norwalk.
GRIFFIN' 86 PAYNE,
Manufacturers of
Pa eype’e Pat‘snt Beobasened,
Side rde,
Bureau
Soib andLOIIn
:. lair, .
‘ H'sirT Top,
_ .. , .. “arms: .
if}. I“ Cull street, New York.
«was. use
as
u . at
u
at
It ' u‘
u ,
CM’I‘HING HOUSE
Will“ A. “HR
is room Ava, 11.11..
limo} sun's ..................sn:o 3:1". ‘
7 on at ,
sore} sun-s 5w 'uIV.
YOUTHS’SCHB
uuuuuulus-uu
. hi
0
DIAIIALL, DEANS It 00.,
as? a m warn tram, .- =
NEW YORK.
movsjn FRENCH RANGE, “PROV-
RD CON! FURNACES, 830nm.
OVENS, so, an ,
IRVING “VII,“ WI,
1 .Noeewanmmn. Y.,
INTER!“ chewedstlherutedepereentunall
FULLassortment of PATENT m1
YJO “Wand!
Aebm Pm“
BM dog for bluuin clothes
dozen or gross. I nails”
50,0003.“
LONDON romWron nu LONDON AL!
lor medicinal purposes, at URL]!
Mlggrnaisinsvew chea Wfl%¥_“
musical Instruments For Cale.
lilo men “01%|me Parlor ""B'gi Jar»
Drawsto‘ Ix octave pedals. limb
orlever‘, murder, nearly new.. and
1 SeoOnd and misled. inPlano Style ordnls
condition sudwli
HAVAN A and DOUSSTIC CIGARS
Wholesale, at 10m 3308.,
6o:
be
undPhnOFortqby ygoodmakedmvrzlg
fine Inlooking hlnstruuleu
order, will sold for
“Apply by letteror otherwise tO- F. ll. NASH“.
~ WILLIAm Is. swan -
Ea- Removed.
Haunt Stillerrhtathllelt
totheresrolhiihou cumin 8L,andI will soon
bep to Good-in his
line, andtodeall slnduol’Jobbing.
wo .. 1 . 1'
mop-Wea- ogre-mm has!»
time Isb'all keep tly on 135':ch
corner Iain Street and CausrA a
mtdSaddluuandlrldleu, w?!
‘ MW". i‘ in?
gunmen-strewn, ' Yeah
Muldehspkundmw’.
run A " ‘
B .G “kWhutmcxwoon.
G0
eat thetbur Icon of the View
PROF. MOHB’S
tolllLIB'IibryournieelheCsltandPul-
“Mr-A or'
G weapon”;-
1 .3; Agenh for the sale ofnammer’sCham
'b' ’ new LAGB'BI 3913 “more.
1 Sue-elem 11 Outer, a. '11... 5%gan'du
‘ "sandman-1m“
Open“ of “.000 ~l’l'uundnndur.h1uegfoovernmeu t tan.
Opeudally Ibo-I to to! mpg.
mm cosckLIN, mam.
-Vasnnsn.r L. Bums, Secretary lyl
”rugs & lefiems Third Avenue Savings Bank.
Cornerof'l‘bird Avenue and 8th Street, New York.
By the package or atretgl. Wfrrea No 13.1313» and sum;‘ mm“ $5,150,000 :
1001b- “Crossroads, ' ‘ “1“)”Wmnwmfiog-me
ueo lump-um ne, . WWW
sou “unaligned“, 1 MILK" om‘"’xo::,'§1”w':n an" 2:”
100 ID. C I' “‘3, .' IL, no Ill 03'
......~....‘~""",....., ...... 1 .m.-a.s..11111.1.s.11istnr..111
At Wholesale, .1 N, Y. Prices, :1 ann 3301. 81E}, mam.“ _ . I I 1,,
3? “flfingmfi‘fléfiSm .11 M nLLIv ram! snLr Incline-rum
: HOT WATER APPARATUS ‘ .
A (3.31111 CAVING. V ’ 1‘
omnmo comma-1. needs—en ‘ For Warming Ind Ventilating
mwnmmu bottle of eaeboftbe renown; Dwmmqs, PUBLIC BUHADDIGLL.
dsvorshnhmo Mum” Ornngineapple, straw- .
“I’M WM: . GREEN HomES, &C.
15]!!!“ Mmmwunated’m , . -
pea.“ d sedllull° tie“ a“tiles“. rank». CHARLES R. Ems,
" h‘ 1 is: cum STREET,
Rubber Giovem. Seudforacirsuler. _ New m1...
YLADY Ysbouldhaveapslrforthu g 3 ,
Gardening. For sale at 338g.” “Refer mnfiamenlfilgg-I gm???“
orwalk: A. T. Ensues, New York.
UNITED STATES '
F L A G D E P O T,
Ius' OOIJTII’ sues-r,
Near-Peek Slip, ' I
POLITICAL Isaansmnsw
DP BPVIRY- KIND.
Signals, nth“, flee“ii-handy"
asdmadetoorderattbu esteaeb prises.
item sbroadwill receivepromptsuentlou.
IHIBII'S Hum
33-/
reaming...
Ila-men’s Clap-lg- Al...
The a$tiguofthe publicissolicitedto thumpe-
nAnuEwe mm Dnnws‘n "
onmasos ALI. -
themoet excesive hot weather, is guaranteed for
oftiIlle.
Yomgnnamlu undid!!-
of the suosul
lain 81., N
menial-mm“?-
Wine and Lager Bier
&““nl“'81¥““‘ '
ytqu
FREE ,LUNCII everyday
Tu‘and “wwwholm- a
Legurthst the asopeneda
VA. Lukacfi’as
w: {gully Wine and Liquor Store, _
T11; gees,” “seem-m
Wholesale Cigar. d1 manor Store,
ldaudl’surl mallow
To MW“ OWN (DOD. I.
leranchStorufin cm: is kept
wi'tb'uaoleusto’ekot
Lam: Private
”WWW tbelrwsutuiatheabove men-
A. LUKACH’S,
Water St, Kern’s Block, Norwalk, Conn.
BY INDUSTRY WE' THRIVE '
sue-en. CASEY & BIACKBN
. mm mg“... .wuuldr'uspethllyinbrpuhu old!
1 chrome _ .111». in" have “01.. um
“*3... m m'im' ““8 MAE-u. 1%nmhwwrr
' w
1” . our mm“, :szth dafullass’mtmehc c’of ’
eon-
"'.:'°"1. mm Q- A: 1-1 more:
all”; 1.416%: 's nonmawfie onset ~
and theiOwestNewYorkprleestotbetrsde,“ fortun-
ilyuue.“ Allfioodsgnarau uurupreueutedasdde-
br mete oftbetowmi'reeofch
molt” pl lureupoefllhyso soiel' ted
We tl for _’s Celebrated Ale,
whlebbautukeu strut atthc Parlulxpo-
sltlonoflu'lflswanautednotto mandibrbrll-
.fidluvorisexcelledbynou Nor sale in
'1'?“ Mommas-'1‘ ”arm’fltTf'i‘hm': »
u" “"- uomodwaleillL-nmr
. mhrtbeirexcelleneu. Canaudexamlnube-
Wm Mgulsuwhcre. . am,
0. Random.
. . - ' a
Club-slug, 1 .,:IGMI92,M911I¢:_VI° MAI Duo.
_ ll. HOLDIN, said nqfiliver . ld by
' " P so. dommcxwwn.
go 3 MT if you wautulIieuIChlld’l.
. may». Laure. Aluuaesertmuutat w. in
Farm. “mm. sundae-eons. Pm“ 0" 1'
h""~"-'"""° 11.01.1131 Tan scorn“ some. can amorous,
, ““6 AND JOBBING OBI done in tbsxbést nil,”-
‘ ? wan-u:III nkfioman'iwun. . °°
.. anemone. WI on
w. .1...“ Mm otmeloduandwillburu
’ 3m: Oi deubletbet‘eofordln XP lemon-To
' O‘WM behindoulyst (LO-MID”. ,
I .
, mm
O’clock,
1 5'" ,750eute; Excursion Tickets, $1.25.
~ P. 1.1.1,... City 0111:5111.
HARRISON’S IIIPBOVID EUROPEAN DANG”. .
'8 : 9331‘s: :aonee', Station]!
1’ ”aim non.
NRW YORK. -
ThiuAleiebsewedlreeh at mussels-M, »
ia:'ditu mm especially ofthat dur-
IUD- or
LLUKACH I 00., No.18 Plutt'
York... .2 ~-
Auu. mmuonaemsu A rout-MI .
mammalian wiser-ll-
finmwdum 1»qu
cosmos: WORK-I ‘
. EDWABDCIOBHAN,I1
IPlaIln comments Plasterers-u. ”unmanmmmm .. .
lMDroadwuy,N.Y..betweenulut meta. ‘ nu WWI-ed wfi-manm. mu.
«tarmac, puckedfor 1': I- f “ ‘ . the .’.;
“We“ ’11-'11 1‘1" 1.1.11 3111111.... - 1...: ‘fldm 3.1:;
mllSSISQUOI POWDER WJ ewe ’ be ‘V , '
“Dundee-ea: MU'O 133:” RT.“ ’ sen.
Aer mnmm énia’dio’ . ;_:lo'.um’e:om¢amanmy
1 gonna." lieatf “1 ' . “m Til-kins ,mga'”"“m.‘ m .
~ ” “b'nusomem' :11: urzmtm-M'Tu... 1: "'-
no.1...” . . . V,r. ”flue. nan 1»va .1
LOW Pawns- 13451.12 LINE. ,
”WM
”amateu-
),st “than the arrival orthe mg].
:5 mini:
«1-:-
jIrreighIt same as by the Primellerm
transom monument
ghouebmoftbew every
mum-Tim’s MET-1‘1" o'nb“$l%‘x‘¥i
DAN-DIN (1.1“me n. I.
will! mum-r.
CommendngAmnummfl.
DAILY “All“.
; [solemn-1h mobs-nail,
dlla...:l!-m.;d15p.m.; Flelgbtdlidfip...
MMMJVW, '
Attpua.m.:nlua.m., upm:u18__p.m.
MMDWMMNer-sfl,
at! “LIL: 1 Capsicum; Fielgbtatup...
JONNWJACONI Curt.
soul's! mm.
~ Commencing Nay Iutb, use.
Trains leavePusseug'erStutionatNor-walkaelollowu:
For New ”York,
At 1.411 A. “31., Boston
stopping a all stations.
Looming, stopping at Darlen and
stopping at all etutions.
II M . 1
stoppin atal] stations.
Dalton
- elmnpina substations. .
1}, ...mlaiwm
New Itork for Kuwait,
tr. use , 9. rue LN..:12.15(IX.)8.00
‘m, 11. 145.19.321.11“ ex.,)ueo,ase,e.oou:x.,.ll.ir
Noah-ilk for New Haven, , —
At ass 11. 11., utogpiugatallutstions. _
1.31 11.11. alums.
w ’ Edmond!»
II
stopping at all stations.
are 11
g.“ . .u
1.11 ‘-
use ‘1
no.2... 3:1;ch
m 11.1.1: Enema-11.211.11.111.
m,1s;oll,i1.uo(nxf,)r.ll. '
scourgeibul or advertisement at the St'stioa nonse-
utbAvaandi‘ltbSth NewYork'.
hi!"
To Horsemen-
Lives
" WILL! IE. DAR
Fig
tbsstubluln
lubed the same with-0'11“.
Coaches, 1: now.
.e—k ’ noflmvsa
.c/SOUTH NORWALK SALES
mos LIYEBY “anus.
Nahum-mi Hotel, South NeuwsIl.
subscriber 1mm. purchased
of ‘mwafifiqh little“. laud Shading
new.
Duo: or the lions Railway Depot,
is now fully prepared to fill allotdesu‘fo‘u
JEDBING IIOIIISESII
intbebeetmanner. All diseases ems
u an By constant “at” flu he
Immghglflnfl the public Mlle-cum and receive
Norwalk, June, use.
REMOVAL 1
Ilorue shoeing m at.
slow Bods bump-b- his
plaeeofbuslneuuwbesubewm mm
who may call on him. _ lylu
Wanted to W
A "SMJP
A FEW Shares of Ncwalk ..
mama; so
CCabM/ V
-' tbnnwillreeulvepnmpt
,3..-
ll. WIMWI; I
M!-
19.” 5m Mann-r. l”
WNW g“ ymu' B. QUIN’IAID ‘ CONS,
USDA-mfi’lY. , OWL“. ‘ :‘t-‘i".-'L.f 1 H;
0” “N Y filtfi. .4. u IIAVEMM “*MNMOC-
7U “ N0 1.,“ ”3 “Mil“!
5g :1 ggwgnohrkk 1' 48 ‘1 old We) when Lylmeeverylnge amount of
1 "'I ’ 818 “ « .-
§ 2,; 2: $2,133? :3: 3 Furniture or every description,
' 0'1 Of 9 t ,
:g ::.§:wflgvmk 19:: ‘u Atgrestlyreducedm ‘
Train. ' one u. ' .
1005 1‘-“'N01Truin. ‘- ’10” “ UNDBBTL‘ING,
10” E: Romy"; 1045 ::
Ufa 'u :3“, u . R: u inaliitsbran'ehes I
11 as “ No'rrala. race I! , - '.
.ON neural.
i: 311.11.11on 1:: :2. l:‘Jl‘l‘l'l‘lllli'! FUINITCBI
Extra 1‘10 “-N'ew Haven. 1 s1 41 '
:3: j: 1;? Haven 11:. g: .3 I Furniture Warehouse,
:1: 2:11.11‘15‘111‘... 1:: 1: T111 ...."°"..“°....‘”".:n~"‘w°"“‘“ ' -. .1
0' 0f . . .
iii‘:§"1i1yo"k"x an 3 of (Stillman: . madam?“ mm
see " N3 it‘ll]; :2: “ moans! larble-wp'ud rubles,
. t g 1: gewrnaveu Ex. :3 :1
- :1: :2 1311-111 1 1 1' “ Page...“ 1..."...“7” 1'3““ '
ewYorkll'xI. see u are 11 so:
Ikm g u In New n.m- g n u Cash. WWI!“ if] mellczdegzxk'
» 1-11 :2 :1. 1.1.111 :1: :1 '1'- ... f"
' ‘ IIIN’ 1‘ N6
A. u . 9
I 2:; u fig;,*:,‘: :3; :2 “use dmdmmmnerlab
_ a care 1 11 " New Haven." 1 8': "ac constantly on bnd. ,IIw-e "I
1 31 M No Tm 1 5. u “m gnuneu‘ufyhutbe dead. far-
I u 11 No Train. e 111 11 mmamflum W '
'8 15.1,: No Train a u u twohm and elegant eosc yllusruu, drawanIy
use..." No Train. on 1- mm“
“a, :9 gowgrkxx. no :1 . m RAYMOND.
,- ew vs 1
m :1. new " l p: 3 Donne's-I133:
1. No . to odbr tothe' pub-
Tllfiflhiuoldstandin Vpomuggodmw
tom -mm
bundl- ldCounty arid'au'iower 8
seems ’lit oLgIoodupcar:
i»
ESTAfiWINmD elru Jsfllsm‘l
uuHDEtulet,
CourthfPl-bbats" for the Distrlct "of Norwalk
Wis! month trot-tbs tbedas'u
limitsd’aa‘d
hamster“ the Creditors tqu s «1.11.33» exhibit
m
time. be" I! All persons in-
debted to said lututeure requested to make imme-
diate payment” - SALLY
It'tl IAdminlutIraI
A mg: AsIOaTlmNT-or 1‘
11mm ravens, corms, mane,
room 31111511133; .11 soars,
for so: 1.,
El. & C Sl-Pl‘oaltt
children troubled with ndr'ufthe “Nilk—
Magic Nair Colorur,-- bfor
, simplicity of application and natural electsfls unsurb
N. 3—”! ground,” honed and put in the best
order.
mu. ‘0' 9...... m’"...ru
. Erie Railway.
RAINS will leave ItIfoot'of Ch-liurs st. and
{worm-H19”
mudmalotnnnfifl
tlfegagmit‘ralnto
Wt
hfiafim‘cfihflm “Eton":r.
1.! .3?
..
the
arousal-mm
’ gwnumls and ‘13,ng ....',a.:,
e m manure
P h r
o. ItEx-
l-ontgom
“Wt! I)
From Cambeuu Rafi ills .3311... LII
mud 0.45". I: _
:sen-uekxaud Way
11111111111131?ch 1.11.;3..l...,..1..1.1.m;.1 -
dtlur Alston White or CalorIed committee's: .man
' Gm“. Dimes.
Amerloan. &_ Peresgn Patents,
mm bran, wasnnvoron. D. c.
I" la mumumlargua’ud grep-idly in-
bulb“? “mm vs ae-
sud :ommw mfgI G
to A tionuto
u. rolle-
ukhdsudlnflrosel andnomesti
: I 'DfleQMhCanga .- mete?"
connesawsnwoonrouelen
.. so me 1
W 111.1131 J1 13:“ gm
Issues-dispatch. Wuhvebemrmadsg
York City elm
TONSOBIAL PALACE.
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