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Tuesday, July 26, 1870. ’ ” ‘ ‘ ' ‘ and all cases of Inllamation, For sale Wholesale OF TH E WORLD n lRoN AND STEEL ‘ "7 ' VN - “ Ent’QUlNTABD & SON
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w: I ”I? 2' ;-- I?” --; "If”? . , , . . . . . , . WM. M. DEAN, Manufacturer and Proprietor, giver OncThousand Illustratlom. i'l‘he largest, best . - .v 'T. a; . .t.’ . ' ' I I ._ I I ; . .. s," .._.. "N.- Y..& N: H. . . 3 “r. u ' AVE removed to theirnew rooms in the Post Of.
run some. on rns: runss. .. -: INEW FA [L , 330 Tw‘tvm 9138’!qu .. M rim}: 2319,32? 9399:3399; “butting? , .. . a . J I. , 4 . _. s /. ..: Ii 4 . h 1 25 .. New ,0”,an . ,, 4s .. ficeBuildin ,(entrance one doorwest of their
l’lnofthePress! I’mofthe Pressl - -. . : ' " ' " " ’ ' V ' ‘VV V V VV VV V V ‘VVVVVVV V V§ilb$sliabiRMHIHaaoéiuiwroomest; ' 3383' 'V‘l'ggscgb‘in' “3 '1 old-"m’whm ”hmawmmemmme“ °

k‘lflémtamle chair. V 60003 Chad El man ever halflle V Notice 0" ork. ' ' ‘ ' V ”'27 AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTSI .Wil't‘l‘fit.“09°1°’°°mbmed' is the best M9" and ‘9‘04 5‘" NeW'YolYgV ‘ 3% L Furniture 01‘ ov
' 3 V 'ndother MUG!!! T - p " - 'T I V S H Yg en heTNorwalk Sa - sSocie- THE SECOND VOLUME OF . .L T la 39mm; r” :s s‘iiiz'i' 5.91m“. Preserver in the World. '- 9 25 “ .New. Haven-Ex; ~ g 45. u ' - cry description,
Than strikes the gazer there. . I . . .. . . _ _. I » . I ty wlll hcrealér'pavln‘teréstbn depb’slglr'om'the ALEX is}; :: ‘ggnggfi‘i ‘ 1‘1) 2“ it At greatly reduced prices.
The horse of fire obeys my nod; ' - . - . first day of every month, also that the sum ofOne . . 0. .. . .._, _ :...._.‘ ,M' LESLEY’ " 11 80 "u '0 ' in' T x. :12; u . . . . V . .
-l‘.’ ““1119“! EH?!“ a»; . .. .. . , . . . . : sewng Macmn‘l 3:101:32!ng ggggasawill bgyrigcived on deposit from PAINTS, OILS. WINDOW'GLASB, & o; , ? ~~- A" ‘ 605 6th Avenue, N. Y. 12 15pm. No Train'. . 12 so PM u N D n n T A K I N G ,
The lightning: 111i their namingmnneS. ' ’ ' ' V V . . / y IEOSEPHVWPgaVlBJBBQEDLlVVSCCV’IV: and Treas. ' ' Ill: VT: 11:24.“; cm" iii V‘: V V V V
i... ...y. command. o... THE PUBLIC WANTS SUPPLIED ,, - ~ ~ . News... 27- n... 3... 35°“i3‘5Li’dfilflf.¥i“2§if‘lti§ffbf.‘ 91:35.99: ' ' - :Rmmmons some. in racial-s. . o. .. minimums-
-. .- . .- _ I., 4.. ‘ . ' . ,. 9’00' 9‘ No'i‘rain. ' ' 220 “ "
I’m of the new PM 0mg???“ N oti c c. . c . £13;ng the work. Address National Pnblishiggvgp. AT LOWEST 0:16:11 mm V. KIAPP a. DIBKERMAII, Arms for South N orwalk- sao ..:. §° Tgfinl.‘ 2 52 .. FURNITURE ! _ FUBNI I:
V. . -. no limit“! WGVM‘ “:95???“ 2.; l . a . . - . NTEREST willbe allowed hereafter on alidcposits ~" VVVVVVVV A VVVVVV V‘VVVV V'J VV V n : VVVVVV VVJVV VVVVV r 3 02 . cw or' Ex. 3 25 fl ' TU E ! !
- -'.~ 1 in,“ m; 1541,3616“ thipifi’e,’ . .. i . ._ . .~r .. ,9 . :l a II . . . ‘ ' . . made with the New Canaan Savings Bauk,tocom- WHAT ARE The subscriber has nowin Store and is constantly Corsets 3 Corsets g o Corsets v v t g :3, l. fifiggk' 3 23 :V. V A"! fun: ' ' '
—AND— Manufactured by the meme on the first (hi or the month next succeeding receiving direct from the manufacturers a full assort- E t at ‘ . ' ' ‘ , ' . [a .
And crowns have tumbled down. . .. . . , .. . . _ y q if ST JOHN ’1‘ ment of Gbods “In . above enomipationLuited- ”I . . . xIraor nary Sacrifice of . . g13 . ‘ New Haven Ex. 4 33 u urnitnre Warehouse
The clouds float on: the nations strive; . .. “1% 3:383:31”, Aiig. 8.3.869. . ’ reasurcr.33 this market, wh cli lhc scldeither wholesale or‘Vr'e-" ‘ V xghe l333133.533?ngofigfifiggfli‘fiil- 31153 :: go TrYainl.‘ V1: 2 40: l: HE N0!!! the upper endofMain St. ',
Without the thunder rolls; I . . ‘ VI ’V V . V I . ' , V ' V ' ' " tall at ”we“ New York “““5- ity: hadid mnaetlhuVVlVch and Frencllembroltllered V530 “ Nee“; Hirvean 5 52 “ -H0u:lh)gl:lfli§llirillfirgh§1VtVllllrggEVt a‘tssortmegtIo
Withiulbmodthe muting“ . . . ' - -. - . _ , . .. , . _ _ _ .. woven 'orscts, a ess t an the rice of the common 5 51 “ N. Y. d; N; H. 6 20 “ ,of Chamber suits of all in V 3V oun y, can tmg
‘ VThat changes all the souls. The Good Tlme Already Come to I . . . . . .- . MISS MI MI‘VISMI 13:33:? VFVV ‘ .0 LOCKS, dead, rim. and mortise, of all kinds. “Eli: fiellligeiférefifrfhfilixgi (igNPXl‘lZCflg; Mrs g 33 ‘V : Illgglgllil. V V A? f? .V: ase’ggeigfigefiard Tablgggfigfillgft’ogfiglfififeg;
., . V ‘ ' Teacher ofSinging an t [0 ano or e x . . . Gaynor’s best Broadwa trade. De i ' «rt ' ' - T- ' V V V ‘ ' cum“ T“ 1“ Chm" “MR“kelV-‘T
I’m of the Press! I’m of the Press! ‘ ‘ ' WEED SEWINGMA‘GH’IN‘E 80 V : V'V ‘V 'VV' V57: ' ' V VV: VV-V‘VB‘n éi i’ mosta - ‘ s. ‘ ' U 5 LATOHES, rim. mortise, all kinds. one store, and havin ai’i immense stidlrn'lahg gvgell- VT 17 Vi“ 1§°WTH§vem 7 40 ll Of all varieties,I .. , . V . .
_. II. . , .. . , . a, INGING taught according to s In s D . .. . . ._ , , ,. . , , 'in atballth OBI INA] C '1‘ i , . 7.40 , , 0 rs n. 8 05 Looking Glance
The dead around methroug, h . .: .I, . . ,, ..l. a _ S proved method. Particular attention given to - . KY B . . .. . = seam.“ 66mg; d d. OS . Asplcndid Cor- 3 05 it No‘ Train. 8 32 u . nd h . .” Picture Frames,
Their awflil vVoices whisper “Truth!” . , . . . -- . .- 'tlie Development and Cultivation of the voice. The THEY ARE NOT A VILE FANCY DRINK i O S, Silver Plated. Porcelain, and Mineral. n upwar s. .. a 32. ..5.‘ -N.o Train. -8 55- .“e ‘ ever” ”.12 9186 III the' Furniture line, cheap for
B U I I: D E B. s - t" t ti lllhes eciailyadaptedtoChol‘r Summer ”1'0““ and Suits, 8 55 “ No Train 9 17 " Cash. Repai'mEPmmPtlydoneb e ' '
The" eyes’m’idthe ”W’Wg'" V VV V V ' " V V ‘ V c(Pmmlfilm 'mcd willows“? 1:31 P o SoutllNor- M“d°.°f1’°°r Rum. Whiskverf Spirm and ”f" NAILS cut, resscd. wrou ht- dl 1“ Swisshnwn, Linen and French Oleandies. atlow- -- -s 17' ,..- N- v daNV H Ex- . 9 49‘ u men- V V y werlenced W"
From them, I gatherjoy and strength; a: ‘1‘"9 or egllreatV “10,01,11ng flag]; 1’"; .1: ; .' :1 f8 141:: aggofifliogtpredhspiggdr orig sweIeEened a) suit ’ . p - I .3 an lome' isgwlx’ll’fii‘llllfi pigcseia‘tsgrdsegs‘gseciallydasttcnded to. 9 39 l. . ' Torain ' ' ' 10 00 .. UN DEBT'AV' K I N G
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Nor ngedpnlc Errors purse— . . . . . . .. .. I . .. .. . . m.,nmgt ,,,$,,,,‘°,’;;f,;’,v,, 0,, ,0 d,§’,,ke‘,‘,‘,’,‘;§, ‘35,? UUTLEREIiiblcmd Pocket,a.largc assortment. . . m.,,safiyfio‘iil'é'- . 1,010.. ‘ ,5“.““l‘,“¥ °"‘Y- 1° 3° ‘ , A large assortment of Connor, 0'! the bcgt materials
My faith in God, large as the arch “D ALL OTHERS H ARTFOBD CONN -- -- .. MISS” BROOKWAY’S . min, but area true Medicine, made from the Native I I. . -, I .. . . 765 and 8‘24 Broadway ,New York ‘ EDWIN LOCKWOOD, Pres. constantly on hand. Shrouds, carriages Heme and
He gave his universe ‘ ’ ‘ - VVVV V V d I) S I l gqsilbll‘ldugfillii"(ii'ia’ns'l‘i‘ikiifn‘fi%b”%’l€f GUNS»...OUlllean¢-slnzle barrels-r -- T ' '- 3 ' 'V V” GREEv’s our EXPRESS giggihc‘igafi'fffiii”'"iihenlsni'i2i°l “we“: m"
' . - - ° - a: . cioo . a - 9’ e e ‘ - I: ANY An harness . ~ .~ . a A “’1 ° em...
rm 0, “,0 Press! . Imome Press, . B0“! ding anson y ’ fifigvfilgflgafifiggfifoffggig; taggligfgt Hmong Revolvers and single barrels. ‘ ' ..iliaV‘rV its. Poplin VINV "‘ .V m "'o sufceszorto A. B. ALLEN. . twohgiivesflillsllgegrllgcgivlecg. may Hears“ am“ by
My host embattled m°s_ . . . . .:: .. c _ 1,3. ofl‘ullpoisonoua matter, and restoring the load to a i 'V ' " V, .. . I . , .. V .’-VVV.V ' ‘ . ‘ " " ' ‘un era gn'e ’having'purchased the entire ln- . ‘.ELBERT RAYMOND
With them I quell the tyrants horde K II ‘Brot‘llers YOUNG LADIES AND MISSES. ms]gaggllgiugsnéirgliggsfild lghlin‘ilikilmgerlgwlzll- IRONVVVVVV STEEL m"mmmwmmm“wind" V ' 3 .7 ”Smalmggflflmll' -is...fifdi‘ibfilgifgfiitfié‘lfifi l or stslegliSiV F UVBN VI '1‘ [I v V V
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And rear the stars and stripes. , e ogg 9 Milled the. Tnon'oUGH‘COURSE of instruction given 111 3100 will be given for an incurable case, provided the CARRIAGE spawns. Axles, bolts, clips, ac. ‘°“ "‘9 s‘m’fl'm “mam?” 0m“, 0' My Gag: ' ' R E '
- ‘ Iglve my hand to an my race. ~ ..... English and the Languages. The Rhegnla; 305;? bones aregot destroyed by mineng 01501;; or other MUTUAL BENEFIT SAVINGS BANK {‘3'Jfiiggifeilifilfigd‘wnbiifl33‘ltlyi3‘mnded T11IE “lbiisfiblimmw ”Wheat" °E°V”° “mm"
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1 My altar pgfiglngigggmy knee . gifgl‘ffigfflg‘fiée‘lrfihiwtitfrihinii. .psuhefio; glans? thgvgtalafiffiygsmthOI-l thigtfiigt AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, full assortment. 166 NASSAU Sig, rapIp. Clt IHgll, New York City. 11. I NI. 11., and mags. n.- R.,- and the Stegufblolaqt: ’sortnlg’ngor‘ 0 mud in estport. as 30“ an”
'say my D“ , , . . if for the stud 01' “Strumen' Nfiwéfilfifig s a V Mad.“ San en era ‘ircu ar. ‘ e saIsIoprepare. o oallkinIdIsofLightandHeav - .-
V VV Alone—alone to God. East side of Main S‘recl at Geo Marvin’s old stand, . . . V V V V. ‘ ”V: V." 1 :fivfihglgingggdg‘e on‘of lag IvoyIicgi SP??? “tt' WV" Ego. I forn allow??? ”ll MICmmelce Stu PAIR TS WRILP. 9W? 1’9“} manpfactai‘es. V-‘-. 'V‘ 2". 9' H"J3E'i§3’§qr*‘.seqéyt 99"“.3119 Gmu‘u" Preth‘ Vgmcmafia11:23firaigrfgarfrsfifhflgpflggWilli}; as can b e 3 31:11:33; 65331:”???
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Sull' In C - ~ - , . ' V “ ” “2:512:18:giEC:?V25-;Bvflfi;a.nrd\ iVug an Painting, m_%§fllflWfl&_—_ BUBDICK’S anon, &°' Th9 patronage 01‘ the pub iclfl respectfully 325’ FOR CASH’ than the- same “hm” 0‘ 20:3; 13:11
“om" me - uplmgwcut” ' Havcafull assortment of , ,. . . ,. g‘or Circulars address mssssn ocstv, Box A EITSWAI‘I’ED—ESIOPER DAY]—~—bythcAmer- ,. ,. .. _,ESTABLISIIED 1345. solicited» " T- 12m» - DAVIDTGREEN. $31,999,“"rolher'establlshmenh
Two rfiortsi were submitted t9. theII Con-I , _. . . . f .. . . - - , , . . . T - . -' ~ . .2 . 443,Norwaik,Conu. 132 st L lcqngm'tttag Mabhim! 00-, BOSlOfl. Mgssh 01' National “8. Gil“: "a“ ' ‘—‘~———-———-——-——-—-——— - 'r - r": -‘ .‘ . . . - , ~ V ' sion,]§13icno °8§f$§i§3fifiégfiéflg Tgp’fxmu'
pecticut- gis attire at'Néw Haven from a . . . I . _ . . _._ .r 1.‘._‘ . »_ - #I . 0,1,5, o. m er . VD-A-IIIVY LINE Bureanhsgélsflete-axr te Loan .. ; 00 cms’
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petition had- been'referred‘ to this Commit- DWARE -. ' ' ' ‘ - ‘ . W mo MACHINE. It is licensed makes the SOMETHINGcullrelvneviilitéhtéd'mvsothheof.’ "" ’ "‘ “‘0’ ‘0" mill 'allfl Wednesday-hull!) Glass°5’&°"&°‘ V' V V
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stituti on in favor of Woman Suffrage. 0n . . .. _ . ., . _ . :- ~ ' . , .- nss s 21"- 533‘} 5. All other machines with an under-feed h . - r‘~‘-‘~‘."T°~~:e~r-?u 9‘ fillies“. 18‘1“ '99: :. v. w. , . . . .. ,. .. . . , . , Where ma be found - ' - V' '
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the 7th oflast month-Ta hearing. was given . And a“ who. 1““- ft‘e‘ed- 'l’e’nTl’l-ropl’unce ‘FOR . {on sgalglgi’rgilifrbflf‘glfeflh‘lg Misfirfslligocgtgl safiIby yucsr sn'r, Agent for Norwalk and ad- Furniture " arehouse, - ' ‘ , megggggg'gggshglggggbgpogibgehmanner.
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. BUILDER b I ,I . , y m ' ’ T I Cram—That the 30th ally of July, 1870, at 10

has been exciting considerable interefi in
the State. The majority of the Committee——
the vote stood five to fourTi-Ieport. in favor
of the amendment asked, and proposed the
the following form :

Every white citizen of the United States, without
distinction of sex, who shall have attained the age
of 21 years, who shall haveeresided in this State for
a term of one year next preceeding, and in the town
in which such citizeunmayapply to be admitted'to

. the privileges of an elector, at least six months next
geceeding the llmg of, such application, and shall
abletoread any article of.tiie~..COnstltution, 'or
anysection of the statutes of this State, and shall
sustain a good moral character, shall,‘ on;;takinz
such oath ‘as‘maybepres'cribed by law, become an
elector.“ _ .. .. ..— ., _, ..

The majority in trying to sustain their re-
port' say, first, that “all moral government
is based upon the principle of personal re-
sponsibility}: , The fifth. commandment, as
given in Leviticus, is quoted—“Ye shall free
every manIIhlIs ImothI'er and his, father.”
Herc theimoth‘er " is' placed on a perfect

quualitwaiItli the father, under God’s law.
In our civil law, however, a young man is
laced above his mother, and may even leg-
islate about her property and her person
without, her consent. 'True womanhood,
a! trap manhood, depends-on personal re-
‘SpOllSlbllily, and woman should no longer
be held in special subjection to law; nah-be
specially protectedbydawg but should be
made responsrble for the laws of the State
and for,._th,eu; administration equally with
man: Secondly,_ it is claimed that.Ԥpolitica1
consistency requires the enfranchisement of
women.” , ,. .-
By common consent, women are ac-
knowledged toIbe “citizens” of this dem-'
ocratic Republic, and they should he, made
likemen, fresponsible” citizens. ‘ Thirdly,
“responsibility devolves power.” The ap-‘

parent incapacity ofIwoman for the solution
of political 'pro leuis issowing' 'to 1he'n'on~

use of their faculties in that direction.’
Fourthly, ea 5 thereport, :“the‘ plain ordi-fi
nary princip es'oiju'stice require that wo-'
man should be enfrancbised.” She has the}
samcintgpegts iu~ filter-Government as man-g
has, she is often a tax-payer, and she is nowE
enteringr upon so many pursuits that a con-i

siderable part of the business com 't V
will be in her hands. _Lastly,.the.. figfi '

Agricultural implements,
or every description. HORSE SHOE NAILS.

PAINTS, OILS, ANDGLASS,

And a superior article of DOOR LOCKS.

38‘ Don’t forget; East Side of Main Street. m

Window Shades,
l/Vall Paper,
STA-in RODS,

FIRE-BOARD PRINTS,’V '

WINDOW CORNICES,

Gill and Black WalnutMnulllillgs,

Picture Cord and Tassels,
" ee.,sc Also,
Honors AND SIGN PAINTING, PAPRR
V HANGING, .90., AT
Kellogg; _Ba;qu.s‘
V V Upper VEVnd Von MaliiVVVStVreVet,VII:‘V.astV Side.

' AGENTS FORVTHVEV

 

sible influence of Woman in‘ public a‘fi‘airs is
dangerous, She has much influence even
~w1thout the ballot,‘and that influence is is;
responsrble. The report then reviews and
answers‘wkatseemsio Itli’ writer’s the five
chiefobyectlonsrof fife: fippbhents' of wo-‘
man suffrage as Follows: 1. A supposed

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:gnugpbfigfiwrv man-.to. govern and a

- . incapacity in woman ; 2. A
{3335139, woolen willIundergf‘lha' change ~ far
ur’ ‘irue'womanhood-;"3.‘ . e ‘StateI rests

..onerorcefivnud woman; if in a? malorlty.
might pass laws, which they would have no
power to enforce 4. Women ought not to vote
because not willing to fight; 5. Voting ini-
plies ofiice-holding, and the family would
suffer by the Withdrawal of woman from
.,the rhom‘es'circleL-T tEach ’Of the objections'iihe
report answers at some length. As to the
first, mall’s apparently special capacity for
government comes from the fact of his ex-
perience ingoveraing. Informer Idays his
physical power‘r'vas' necessary to government
and so women were placed in the back-
ground. A new era of intelligence in gov-
ei'nmeIntIlias 'now come. ,. {Elle secOnd ob-
jection presupposes that woman’s nature is
purely a thing of circumstances. Woman’s
nature comes from God, as man’s docs.
She alone must develop that nature, and
she should have perfect freedOmT of choice
in doing so. In regard to the basis of the
State on force and the fighting objection the
majority thing practically, in a free govern-
ment it is not true that the “State rests up-
on force”. It r.csts upon the hearts and in-
-tereIsts of its citizens. If wars must come,
woman may be as good a “soldier” by
working in the hospital, where she alone is
competent,_as a man in the field. The office
holding UbjEction; the writers think is. a
weak on e, because that matter will regulate
itself. Local majorities will elect such Offi-
cers, whether men or women, as will be
best fitted to attend. to the. duties. thereof.
Women naturally love their children, and
the instances in which they desert them for
public office will be rare.

The HilDOPllyvrICle‘It says, first,~that the
changes proposed should not be made, un-
less a minority of - women desire sufl'rage.
No evidences of this is before the Committ-
ee. On the contrary, there seems to be a
strong feeling against the change among the
women of the...bta1e. If, the. advocates of
woman suffrage should force it on the ma-
jority of the sex opposed to it, they would
bedoingtlie majoritv an injustice. Second-
ly, aI change so radical should not' be made

.without sufficient reasons. .—. The .. change
would give ballot to thousands of ignorant
women. The same objection may be a pli-
ed to men, but why duplicate the evils ?
The Creator made woman ass sex unfit

for public and political life. She has pecu-
118.1; disabilities. It would be impossible to
preserve her domestic influence if she came
into political contact with man. Such a
remedy for—theevils of the-escxis a. desper-V
ate one. :Itithotter to enact statutes for the
further protection of woman. Thirdly, the‘
change is not demanded by the higest inter-
ests of woman. One reason given why wo-V
man. should f-have'T the fight 0f suffrage is
that all moral and social reforms would
move on at a more rapid pace. The tem-
perance movement is often cited. It is
claimed thatiiquor saloons would- be shut
up. Legislation does—not cure- evil unless
that legislation is accompanied by prevail-
Lng opinion. The law against liquor selling
in the community is stringent enough at
present. 3- If women desired;~'they_~ could so
mold-wandframe that public opinion, that,
only'no liquor should be sold, but that none
should be drunk. They have, under the ex-5
isting order of things a field as broad asV‘
the exercise of the ballOtT'could afford. In-'
fluence is better than power gained through
the ballot, for it is the subtle, yet powerful
19%?“ Icharacter. ,. ' .. . . . ’
. IonianriItyire art was si nedb Moss’s

1. 1.3. Woodwnrsfe manning; (soul’s: G.
Warner, John Cotton Smith, A. R. Goodrich
and Talma e Baker! " the minority report
by Messrs. hos. Cowles, Chairman on the
part of the House,- A‘rthur-ZWR Bacon',"John

‘ W. Hall, and Ed. R. Landon.

[S‘The’number of deaths reported last
year. among the graduates of 'Yalefii's 6,6, and
the ayeragea’ge 912ml: ' domes - of ' the ac-
adelnic dep rtment is’6 . Of these 17 were
clergymen, 17 lawyers, 8 physicans, 7 in
busmess,1;teachgr aqdl editor. The sur-
vivnig gr uates oI. theila‘st century are
gizlgkig‘garfim, of lifica, class of 1794;

. p, ,. isIIIop, em, given bf.17,66_:,the.
Rdv.‘01l;rle's Goéglicli, orPen’ You, or 1797 ;‘
and the. Rev,.Thomas-.Williams,r'l’rovidcncc,

of 1800. . . .
The trib to VhV'VVh VVVVVV IViVid

I , _ 9". .w 19 an . .. ion. murderer
belo i2{a knoWn by-the methbd by which
the victim, ,is scglped. ~TheCheyennes rc-
moveIa’pieCe net arger than a silver dollar,
from immediately OV'er the left ear ; the Ar-
rapahocs, take the same from over the right
ear. Carers. take fromtho crown, forehead,
o_r nape of theneck. ,_ Themes take the en-
tire scalp, from'ear to ear, and from fore-

head to no a of neck. .._

'HA‘ Kentpucky’ paper 11
fence and championship" of amiabiliiy as a
manly virtue: . 199113911515 that “softnessof
manners, patience of disposition, kindness of
heart, slowness to. anger-,Aheseare charac-
teristics of amiabillt'y, one and all of them
aroconsistentiwith‘strength; resolution and
undiiguntcdctgiflra (3%, .. - -

-—I 8 care "o"you'mor eto the
devrl. His notes-are pa ble tgiVlVVVVdcmand,
and there is no telling w on he may take a
action to foreclose.” ‘ " .. .. . .

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rails mm a

Pliilliprurg Iron Sinks.

Cheaper and better than wood. Agood assort-
ment constantly on hand. Plumbers and Dealers

supplied at the lowest Manufacturers’ prices.

 

BENT‘S BOS'I‘O‘i\T CRAKERS, at.
. - - LYNES d; 00.

NEW~ ADVERTISEMENTS.

OUNT PLEASANT INSTITUTE—Private class-
es for Boys, Amherst, Mass. Established 1846.
H. C. Nash, A. M., Principal. 30

W .ANTEDLAgcnls to sell tllc ‘TITIFE OF
GEORGE PEABODY," illustrated, and
published at a price to suit the times.

ow is your
time to make money. B. B. RUSSELL, Publisher,
Boston, Mass. . . S

' 1? Alan Ts. °

Inventors who fish to takeouthtters Patent are
advised to counsc with MUN N &. 00., editors of the
Scientific American, who have prosecuted claims'be-
fore the Patent Office for Over Twenty Years. Their
American and European Patent Agency is the most
exte sive in the world. Chargesless than any oth-
er'rel able agency. A pamphlet containing full in:
structions to inventors is sent gratis.

MUNN &. 09., 37 ParkvRow, New York. 13 ‘

Newspaper _ ,
Advertising.

A Book of 125 closely printed pages, lately issued,
contains a list of the best American Advertising Mc-
diums, giving the names, circulations, and full-par-
ticularscouoeming the leading Daily and Weekly
Political and Family Newspapers, together with all
those haviurrlarge circulations, published in the in-
terests of eligion. Agriculture, Literature, &c.,
&c. Every Advertiser, and every person. who con-
templates becoming such, will find this book of great
value. Mailed free to an address on receipt of fif-
teen cents. GEO. P. R0 LL &' '00., Publishers,
N o.” 40 Park Row, New York. .

The Pittsburg, [Pin] Leader, in its issue of May 29,
1870. says: “The firm of G. P. Howell d7 00., which
issues this interestinrzniidvaluagle book is the larg-
est and best Advertising‘Agencyin the United States,
and we can cheerfully recommend it to the attention.
of those who desire to advertise their business scien-
ti'fically and sysie'lnatz‘callyin sucna‘way—Ithat is, so
to secure the largest amount of publicity'for‘thcleast
expenditure ofmoney.” 26

 

 

n... IFASEUTJZOBT.
.. u occas onrequire ‘ cm to' lll'C‘lD/O
B. A. Falmestock’s Vcrnii uge, bLPparViicli-
lai'ly careful to see that the initials are B.‘
A. This isthe‘ai'ticie‘that has been so

Favorably Known Since 1829,
And pnrroliassrs‘rnusta‘tns‘ist Oil‘fiaving it.
it till-y do not wish to have 5m imitation

_ forced upon them

_ __ .._ m—L—fA—Lh._——.._n
H. TENN ENVT d: 00., Sale Manufacturers of the
Q . ENDLESS MATCH and Mclick's Patent.
.Z’gpgr ‘Buruer. ,.BES’1‘. iLLUMJNAT—LNGQIL'. Pack-

‘cans for eXport and slilbpéd‘a'sV ordered for do-
30
'aying business. S.
NNEDY, ii 3 Ches’bst., _Pliila.

inestic use. 220 Pearl Street, New York.
Sillsullr 49W
“._-—V .Fifi'iners aIViid Vllierchants leio

__KE
MllllEl-‘li’l‘ii-E' . .
. . mu o more loose 'a dress atonce
With stamp, A. T. SINKER, IndiagiVipolis, Ind. ’

 

' ll 'l‘ll I V
W on; cse W ords.
All who suffer from indigestion, billions disorders,
nervous affections, constipation or undue relaxation
ggiltiiglogcrlshare lnvxte? to cglnsider these facts,viz:
e u ve operat on of ARRANT’S EFFER-
VESCENT SELTZER APERIENT, in all such cases,
is proven by overwhelming testimony, that profound
medical practloners endorse it ; that AnalyticalVChem-
ists pronounce it identical with the water of the great
German Spit ' that it purifies and regulatestho system
without wea ‘enmg it: that it isIdelightfully refresh-
ing, and that every element it contains is either cor-
rective, alterd‘tivc, or invigorating. Weigh these

words. . ,. .
. SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.

A SAFE,
Scullm.

, Aim

- . Speedy .Cure
:1T‘FOR ,- .-

~ Nfifll‘fllflfln

AN D ALL

- Ill E R ll 0 U S
DlSEASES.
3" lis'VEifedts'Var
Magical.
cialis often
effecting a erfect cure in a single da . o f,
Nervous Digease falls’thyi‘eld t7) its {twingflhlgw’f
sgectliigggfin thigeveretst castes of Chronic Neuralgia
. e on e s s cm i an ' .
ords the most astm’iishin’ se or a few days at V
produce a complete and permanent cure.
no materials in the slightest degree luj
the unqualified approval of the
Thousands. in every part of the co
acknowledge its power to soothe u;
store the failing strength,
0Sent b mail on receipt 0 T
epacIage -" $100, ,- - P
Six acIka es’.‘ I - 5 00 .’ " ' - 1.333333???
It s sol by-ali dealers in drugs and me cines.
.. I URINE dc 00., Proprietors .
1yeow47 120 Tremont Street. Boston, lliass.

ENCH HAIR CU—BLfiiifiurls strai h

PricelSOcts.,warrauted.T C.W.-SMITH,~ .3335:

”“7 ISI 8 All M f '
race Evalthout injililig'llncg :figlig 33153133?
GUENT. Mailed fol-50 cu. ' 3 Packages for91

 

 
 
 

An Unfailing Remedy fVOr Neuralgia Fa

Itconte‘ins
urions. .It has
best physicians,
until: gratefully
e nerves, and re-

f price. and postage.

 

g relief and rarely fails to -.

E. H. PARKER,

Agent for the sale of the

 

VWe‘e‘d' Sealing 'M welt/137cc

‘ ’ Also, for
E..Burrssick..&}¢9f8-
Celebrated

_ (Patterns. of: Game-m5

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FOR .
Ladies, Misses, Boys and Little Children of
V Both sexes.

V nonurnclnr‘er of
A“?
AND DEALER IN

Dress Trimmings and Buttons,
Ladies” Flll‘lllsllllig‘ Goods,
V LACES,EVMBROIDFR1EVSV, &C.

T "21- Main Street. .

fl.

THE MODEL MVARKEV
WILLIAM. MIITCHELL,

HAVING become proprietor of this old establish-

ed and ever popular market, is prepared io f ur-

nish Hotels, Saloons, Families, due" with Meats ofall

kinds, of the best quality, in'anyde‘sired quantity and

at. the lowest market prices. The continued patron-

age of the public solicited. -
WILLIAM MITCHELL.

 

 

 

‘ swans wsmm

Dealer in all kinds of

- FLOUR AND FEED. ’
THE OLDEST GROCERY IN SOUTH' NORWALK.

We are sure it does not require columns Of adver-
tisements to satisfy our customers that the quality or
our Goods is always the best in market, andtliat they
are sold as cheap as can be purchashed elsewhere.

InfiPRODUcEV TAk'nN IVNV VVEVXCIIANGE. ly16

 

"NEW DRUG STORE. '
THE undersigned would-respectfully announce to
the citizens in this vicinity,that he has just
fitted “pa New Drug Store, ‘ ~ ‘

CORNER OF WASHINGTON AND DEPOT. STS..
~. where willIhc found

P U R E 1) EU G s ,
CHOICE “{1an and LIQUORS,
FOR MEDlCAL PURPOSES,
FANCY “AND ,TVOILVET ARTICLES,
PA TENT MEDICINES, (to.

W Physicians Prescriptions carefully compounded
day and night. Can befoundnights, in same building,

entrance on Washington St. . .
1y49 . . I 8,13. IPKQK. SouthN orwalk, Conn.

or... session. ’

 

 

MERCHANTTAILOB

Is now opening_to thepubilc 'a'n entirely New Stock
. rot: FirstpCIass - 3

Ready Made Clo thong,

For Men, Youth and Children.
ParticularVatVtV'VeVil’tion given to

custom edeT

Azoodlineof Pelee: Goods constantly on hand suit-
able to the season. madoI'in the best mannei. at Low-
est Cash Prices. Also, ., ,.

lull-is.IusSimultnuvwnuu in.
Of Made to order atshVort notice; also, VV V V V VV
Gent‘s’ Furnishing Goods-V
Remember, '1‘. .lVl_. BORDEN, .- .3 '.I
Norwalk Hall, Wall Street, opposite'Gazette Building

NORWALK, CONN. ,

 

G to.KEELER’S for your nice Fine Calf and Pat-
. r i . en: Leather Boots of the latest styles. .

FLOUR, by the barrel or load.
T 4 ' T ' - (LI-is s. I-H.-noLMRs.

 

 

GEORGE F. BnLn’sN.‘

IVESAND Illusionist one? " wards. at
._ ' ..._.Ji..x,gocx oon’s. .

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Ex‘rR'A RANGE sold by

 

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"knownincomes-“sense2c...-"T...on...“

.. . riucitsédht‘éfl’bsi‘mliss‘95399911999999.1111:

Choice Groceries, Provisions,"

Heal ESlale, Stocks, Bonds, 84:.
Foreignandlnland. Drafts, Foreign
"Easssssifiiclielafor.3919'

'INTERNAniREvnNUn-s'rwrsor all-denomina-
_ tions, LaGALTRnAN-xsrondmxwPAPER.I

Of New York. ‘Assetts, $40,000,000;
Insurancc'Vagdlust File eVfiV'ecteleiViV‘thiVeV‘inOst reliable
Companies in the U.,S., atxthe lowest rates. SendIfor
list of Darien and NorwaIlk-Real Estate, for sale.

" ‘ masnvmmr n, TRIBAL),- T

or at Corner Drug Store of ELM} BC; ~SsVPROWITT,
Norwalk, Conn.

Plantsfor Sade.

HE subscribers ofl‘ers for sale in quantitiesto suit
purchasers, Wilsdn’s, Jncunda, Russell’s Tri-
omphe de Gaud Strawberry Plants; Clark andllhlla-
elphia Raspberry Plints; Kittetinny and Early
EVilson Blackberries; Currants, White GIra La
VerscilleE and Cherrygei-Ixtra plants on two
years old,,by ' T. B. & . . l AKEMANL
37tf - _ Greens Farms, (WestporttP.ID.)

SOUTH .NORWAiVéVlV:
Hardware Emporium:

I Chic'licstcr’s Block, j,

WASHINGTON STREET,
Just across from the Old :Well Hotel.

Having bought, Sheik]? decline of gold,.VinI'_ull as-

sortment of . -
HARDWARE, BUILDERS’ AND CARPBNTERS’
TOOLS, PAINTS OILS, WINDOW GLASS,
CUTLERY, to ._ We offer it to the
Public at' low prices.-

NAILS! NAILS ! 2 NAILS;'!..! !

Received thiS’day a large quantity of Fall-River
Nails, which we are selling at very low priced;
W. C. QUINTARID do ()0 '

\vAL'rsn o. QUINTARD," v V 1'-

EDWARD P. WEED,
‘ qugaést“
Wall street opp; Not-walk Hall.

' T. j . ,. s‘larg'e ind-“’9‘! 5‘31???“ it,“ 9‘. .~T‘

_.-.i.--.,.. .., , _ -.,.., I.,l
messifitthd. Med/tomes,
PERFUMERY, PATENT'MEDECVINES, all
kinds, MINERAL .WATERB,.’1?OILET . and
MEDICATED SOAPS, FLAVORING and
HANDKERCHIEF. . EX‘I‘RACTS, HAIR
BRUSHES, COMES, SPONGES, CHAMOIS
SKINS“ STATIONERYp CIGARS, :&C_., &C.

Is constantly adding tohis stock all the new and pop-
ular medicines of the day.

 

 
 

 

 

Dissolution, Of Cog-Partnership.
OTIcEis hereby iven that tliIeIfirm of s. GRUM-
. ‘M’AN -& BRO'l , is' this day dissolved by

mutual consent. The business will be continued at

the old stand by JEHIEL GRUMMAN, Jr. All back
Accounts can be settled with either member of the

old firm, T- SYLVESTER GRUMMAN,
chino .I “JEHIEL GRUMMAN.
Wilton,Conn.,‘April1fl,'1870.-' ~~ ~

 

SHHOYT

Dally Messenger
in aiwrn

‘ Rnnns lVefl. atthe'Wcste’riiVUnion Telegrah Vor-
. fice, Gazette. Building, will receive ,pruinpt at-
tention; Returns madeeygrycyening. .; 2..

To Parties - Alllllllpdllilg“ "-Blllllllng.

There is a grcwin'g' uneasiness liu'IItlIi'e minds of a "
majority of our citizens against T'i'isl'ng water drawn
through. LEAD.P.IPES..inany.qve.u causiugsuch pipes
to lie-removed, for cold water - and ,. our pure and
healthy TIN-LINED LEADPIPL; substituted. There
are numbers who” would be willing to pay an increas-

 

hlessing of pure and healthy water cbuld also be se-
cured. To parties about building houses for sale or
to rent, we. would especially urae this consideration:
The additional cost of introducing TIN-LINED
LEAD PIPE for cold water alone , and this is all that
is really essential, would be but a trifle. Who would
not prefer to have the water used for cooking or
drinking purposes contained and passed through
pure black tin, instead of poisonous load ? There is
a large quantity of our Patent 'l‘lNéLINED LEAD
PIPE in constant use to the extent o‘l'ovcr one thou-
sand tons, some oi which was intrqduccd as early as
1863, and doing good service to t ie present time.
The large quantity in use and the many years it has
been on trial has fully established its reputation, not
only as a pure and safe water pipe, but also a. ser-
viceable one. ' T

NATIONAL PARK BANK.
; i. " NEW Youic, May 19, 1870.

To the Colwells, Show 83 Willard lll’l’g C0.,
Dear Sirs— .
. Our Bank building having been plumbed through-
out with yoan Tin-Lined Lead Pipe, wctakc pleasure
in‘stating that it has worked to our entire satisfac-
tion. No repairs have been made up to the present

time. Yours respectfully, .-.
’ . - ~- ~ J. L. “VORTII, Cashier.

“Iain of the Opinion thatg—o—ur Till-Lined LeadPipe
will,'in a sanitary point of yiew, be of infinite good
to our IcIiti ' . ‘

zens. - . .
WILLARD PARKER, M.‘ D.,f: New York.

-F_rorVn IlIIthVRural ggav-l‘orker, July. 18,

' “Having examined your Patent TIN-LINED LEAD
PIPE, weare satisfied that it possesses great ”value
utility, and therefore, voluntarilyI commend it to all
‘Who use water conveyed through pipes.”

Circulars and sam ice of pipe sent; free by mail.
Address THE COL VELLS, SHAW Ids WILLARD
M’F’G 00., 213 Centre at. (bet. Canaland Grandests.)
New York. SIold also byithe leading Plumbers.. 4m27

AMERICAN PRIZE.
. r H. BLAKESLEY would respectfully inform his
’lrieudstand the publicthat t c Stallion, Ameri-
can Prize is flow'nt his stock farm"near Westport
station of N. ,Y. on. H. R. R., Sangatnck P. 0.,
where he will-he keptT’the present season. Thfi will
be probably his last sepson in this section, be having
been sold aud'is only returned to fulfill-engagements.
terms (s50) fifty dollars. =’ s'
. ,Il'. ‘ helicvjed that no Stallion has ever been ofi‘ered
doth? public pf so great-value, sincejthc days of‘old
Messenger, ache is urely of Trusteépnd Messenger .
blood t rough-Mom rip . I _- .
Also the Stallion Whajebope, of Eureka and Mor-
an stock, will be kep’t‘un the same farm—terms (815)
fteen dollars. This l rmafiords every accommoda-
tion for Brood stock. A rrIns reasonnb e.
6m17 " H. BLABESLE ,' Snugatnck.

NEW LIST' ’NEllsLIST l v
For 30 Denys.
‘ To Reduce our Stock of ' ‘
noons, ‘ ‘ ‘-
WINDOWS,
BLIan,
HARDWARE;
- GLASSS, &c., are.
We will sell at costofI Manufacture. Send for pricés.
. IBADlfl-- mailman...
38, 44: “homeowner Street,
‘ Ne, , 17.0121: -~ .

'1'. E . E 'I! H .
mficoirozvaAMAssocr-mfon
Originated the use of Nitrous OxideGasefor Extract-
ing.TcethI‘withqut paln,_(we will'chargemothtng if we
causepaim) and having; given it. to,43,73_1 patients
without sodium or accident. I’ll-he. Gas-is always
. fresh and we use 200 allons per «1”,.th is our spe-
cialty. Come 0 Hear qu tier-5,19 Geiger . Institute,
corner Fourth venue an IElghth stre t, N. .Y. ‘T .Bm

2' Teas-'tfrs-‘meas!it;1.._ ,
A Large invoice....of Freshmen, VjiiVst received,

 
 

 

 

 

 

 

which, for quality and prices, weds .theworld.
Gal; SAL: OLMES.

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-- -- The bonds are iii-denominations of $1,000 each so-

-. thicklysettledthanother.sections of. the .West, ' as

V section the mood acturlng'intercst is very extensrve

ed price for rent, or purchase, provided the great” B

---* sans :OF-‘EXPRBSS'CH‘ARGESF‘- _».;_.

, ullcases
1.3 .: .23 .V>3‘"

V Comb

W. ~ 0 .To selttscno s owns
3 lflywmmflm: race” . .gt makes
the “Lock Stitch " [alike on both sides,] and is the
only licensed under-feed Shuttle Machine sold for less
than £60. Licensed Mfg .& Wilson. Grover &
Baker and Singer a; Co.‘ ll ot er under-feed Shut-
tle Machines sold for less than 860 are infringements,
and the seller and user liable to prosecution. Address
JOHNSON, CLARK & C0., Boston, Mass, Pitts-, ,
burg, Pa., Chicago, Ill, or St. Louis, Mo. 3m24

W.

a:

WELLS’ CARBOLIC TABLETS.

THEY AREA SURE CURE FOR SORE THROAT
COLD, GROUP, DIPTHERIA, CA TARRH OR
HOARSENESS, ALSOA SUCCESSFUL. REMEDN

 

box. Sent by mail on receipt of price, by J. Q. KEL-
LOGG, 34 Plait St., New York, sole Agent for N. Y.
SOLD BY DRUGGISTS. 8t23

THIS IS NO HUMBUG! . .
By sending 35 C ‘ITS, With age,

height ._colorT l‘e V,u (1; firm: ._wi i re , yeby re-

turn'ni’ailt'a’c ' rgcetiiitgflir?otavofill’fdfnre§%isbfind or

wife, with name an date of marriage. Address W.

FOX, P. 0. Drawer No. 24, Epj‘topville,-N.;Y. M29
1.1.» 11:. r." ra-y- is a ,—

lNDlANAPflLlS,

.._.AsD.

Western hailual- i

cured by a first mortgage on 205 miles of road, from
Indianapolis, the largest city and most important
railroad centre in the State of Indiana, to the-city of
Pckin in Illinois.

ONE HUNDRED AND * EIGHTY MILES of the
Line are now in FULL OPERATI and equipped
with New FIRST-CLASS Rolling St , consisting of
25 Locomotives, 23 Passenger Coaches; 17 Baggage
and Express Cars; 750 Box, Stock and Coal Cars,
and more will be added as the wants of the road re-
quire. The earnings are already GREATLY IN excess
on THE iNTxnnsr 0N rm: WHOLE issue on Bonus. The
balance, twenty-five miles of the division of Indiana
is nearly all graded, with all the Iron on hand, and
will be completed without delay.

There are Thirty-six depots on the line. Loonnn
IN CITIES Aim TOWNSTHAT cox-ram, IN run aconronn
A POPULATION or OFF. uuxnusn AND NINETY monsann,
averaging over 920 to each square mile, within a ra-
dius ofhalf aI mileof Ithc trackganIdIIwrrnix TWENTY
MILES or TllVE TRACK, "rural: is A POPULATION or ABOUT
six unsnnnn TriionsAxn.

It passes through the counties of Marion Hend-
ricks, Montgomery, Fountain, Warren and Yermil-
lion, in tho State of Indiana, and Vermillion, Cham-
pa’ ,rDewitt. Flatt, McLean and'l‘dk‘wal‘couiities
in linois, on the lines of the old emigrant State road
which was laid out in the best portion of those States
before the time of railroads, was then the main line
of Western travel, and consequently became more

the numerous cities, large villages, and products of
these counties demonstrate.

I ,Bcsidesthe large agricultural. productions ofthis
iii the large towns and is rapidly increasing.

The coal mines at Danville on this line are exten-
“sivelyandprnfitabl'y worked, and FURNISH ”BUSI-
NESS FOR OVER THREE HUNDRED COAL CARS
on this line at present, and MORE THAN TWICE
THAT NUMBER WILL BE REQUIRED ‘to 'carry
coal on completion of the remaining link.

From the present earnings on 180 miles it is safe
to assume that the LOCAL BUSINESS ALONE
WILL BE AMPLE NOT ONLY TO PAY THE,
£9NDED. DEBT, BUITI LARGE DIVIDENDS ,0N
.— nnsfogK' ,2, r. g5: rt. ~7"’" --.t l' -i _.~ ~ . ,

In addition to tile population and wealth of the
country and all that is necessary to support a first-
class road and make it a profitable investment
through local trafiic. It forms a grand central trunk
IIline FOR THROUGH BUSINESSNOT SURPASSED

W‘I‘VESgNY ROAD 01" EQUAL LENGTH IN THE

At Indianapolis it connects by main lineswith the
cities ofColumbus, Cleveland, Pittsburg, Cincinnati
——and with the Pennsylvania Central, Baltimore and
Ohio. and other important railroad lines. At Pckin,
the western terminus, connections are made with
Peoria, Quincy, Keokuk, Burlington and Omaha.
At Bloomington, with the Illinois Central Road,
which runs northwest 600 .miles to Fort Dodge, Iowa.
A very lar e businesr. will he done with this line. At
Dannvllleit connects by rail with Toledo on Lake
Erie. . A map will show all these to be very import-
ant connections in making through lines over this
rou .

The Loan is placed beyond any contingency by the
Present. Earnings from Local—Tram on Oneflundrod
and Eighty Miles, which‘must necessarilybc doubled
when the trains run through.

Tim Dorms Ana Conva'it'riumi at the option of the
holder into stock at par at any time, which adds
greatly to their value. They may be registered at
the Farmers’ Loan and Trust Company if desired.

GQFPOPSPWQFEAPIH and October,

V‘ Free ofTVaVLVin. ‘

TOTAL ISSUE 85,000,000—92,000,000 of which are
placed in trust with the Farmers’ Loanaand Trust
Company to redeem and cancel s2,000,0 0 bonds is-
sued to the.-Daunvilie,~UrbauarBloominwton, and.
Pekin Railroad now merged into this roar , making
the Loan only $3,000,009, OVER HALF OF WHICH
HAS BEEN TAKEN IN EUROPE ANDTHIS MAR-
KET. The balance we offer at 90 and ACCRUED
INTEREST. At this low price the Bonds, being so
am ly secured, will be quickly marketed.

l ’e have been thoroughly posted in regard to the
road from the start, have closely inspected it from
time to time duringits construction, and being fa-
miliar with the wealth and resources of the country,
the responsibility and integrity of the officers and
directors of the company and thc'prcscnt earnings
of the road, it iswith leasure that WE RECOM—
MEND THE BONDS ‘ONE OF THE CHEAPEST
AND: l ‘ TleVBSZPMNTS Fifi-41'!!! “ARK ET,
sure of a high’standard among the best railroad se-
curities in the country. I .

All marketable securities received in exchange at
market rates. Bonds delivered at all pomis.

TURNER BRllTllBltS,

 
 
 

 

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TGHLOBAL TNEPENTHE V

Is a sure and perfect remedy for
ENFEEBLED AND NERVOUS CONSTITUTIONS,
E UALIZINO THE CIRCULATION, GIVING AN-
I ATIONTO THE LANGUID and RESTto 'l-‘HE
WEARY. It is A HARHLESS IN VIGORATOR
AND‘ vHEALTHFJIB~s 'SLERRPROD UCER, - acting
promptly on the system with the most remarknbie
and beneficial results, without reaction. Enterely
free from opium or any other of the oxsonous narco-
tics entering into thecombiuatlon 0 all other ,medi-

oil!!! is pus . diet 8!. soothe , maps, cor.
amalfifmé'fi M ..r as... Pl. ._. r -
Chlora, so highly rec0mmendcd by all the first-
class chemists and medical authorities of the world,
is a component part of the NEPENTHE and is chem-
ieali ._cquibinedwitli .othcg xw-rfluahls ingredients
disk 11 the most cfiicient remedy ever offered to the
public or Nervousness Slocplessness, Pain from any
cause, Neural a, Headache, and a perfect soother in ‘

fl) iri “Rhona” nautical.- i;-
“snerntss

The Nepenthe is offered as a safe and sure remedy
for children sufi‘erin from Teething, Colic, Sleepless-
ness, Exhaustion, its. &c., the.

PARENTS .
if on wish to comfort yourselves, and I immediate
relief for dqr caddies mungifrolp rangdisease rc-
quiring‘ est an

niet use
T118 NEPENTHE.

Price 50 Cents per bottle.
John Kello g, 84 Platt stree
“”119... $29.. ,‘9 . h '

AN APVP

If one can’t eat, to do his best,
If uothin nice the hunger rouscs, ....
What gives im_not._a moment’srcst

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Seven Per Cent. Gold Loan.‘ '

. ..Webb’s Oriental, Lang’s Reviver, ._Edr, Merrill,

“,ak\u:',aca- tn. 2.3V

Ag’t.‘ 1‘
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NORWALK MACHINE HOP.
THE subscriber-would respectfmly inform Manufac-
turers and others using Machinery, in Norwalk
and vlcinityflhat. he is prepay-ed Joule, all things per-
taining to 'a'gencrhi inachine‘sliop. ' All'orders for the
makingourepairiug of. every description of Machinery
atteti‘iged. to with promptnesshy axpericnccdworhn‘en.
HA I rfi‘g‘dhg 9.9%:39175 Ie (151. ‘additionrto water
new .hlmgIrfi sails: sitters.
199.4 90. 61519.11. . . .68 of work-t very.
e Shop justrback of the.

Short notice. : .
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~ ANBURY &7-NORWALKIBA‘ILBOAIDI Seve .per
1 'Centbfort‘g'a‘ge’BondsIfor sale,'~in sumsIo’f- 000
each'Pri‘nclpalfan ‘iiilérestiplayable in 'IN'ew York.
By theiatvsot'iCbn ctléht,‘ ése Bonds are exempt-
e fromiali'taxation .ianhe‘:hai,ids of holders in this
State: For-further articularsin uire of ‘

‘ - ' " ‘ WIIerlOCK 00D, President.
ly'§,1803.: ,, . . . , A2Stf

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consumers in quantities to suit the demand.

of flavor, beinngannfact'i‘ired .from the produclf1 of
selected grapcsaud thoroughlyrefined. The trade
andthe pn‘blicnre-invitedtdinspectzit. .V 'T '
‘ ' .-' -~': ‘ 'lfllA‘NNAN'k 00.,

~ Sole Agent's,- 66 Broad Street, N‘. Y.

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k <.by,.E.‘ P..Wecd, Dru gist,
1‘00-
gvisi, F. .15.
well note),

V ,.FVot.sale ViVn Norwal
m.;-South Norwalk, S.‘ F. Peck, Dru

Purdy,—Druggist,‘ FOOL Brothers’ Old
George Clark,‘Bes'tlini‘ant.

 

Hammer-’9 Chaiupaign Ale.
THE attention of the public is solicited to the supe-
rior quality of
" -~~.- fiAMMER'S-FRESH BREWED - TT
CHAMPAIGN ALE.
This Ale is brewed fresh at all seasons of the year,

ing the most excesfiv‘c hot'wc'allier, is guaranteed for
any length of time.
For sale in Barrels and Half-Barrels, at the store
of the subscribers, FITCH db RENOUD,
- ~ - Main st., Norwalk, Conn.

Agents for tthsale of Hammer’s Champaigu Ale.

ATTENTION: "

 

walk and vicinity that he has purchased the interest
of his late partner, Mr. George H. Bracken, in their

.Wh'olssalesWsina is Lonesome, .
WATER STREET, SOUTH NORWALK,

one door from Washington Street, and will himself,
personally attend to the business in the future.
Those who may favor him with their patronage will
find such advantages as capital, andalong experience
lathegbusiliess causccure, - ..Tliey- cam alsoaely; on
gettin g the‘ finest quality of goods at New York prices

amilies and Physicians may rely on the purity of the
articles purchased at this establishment.

MICHAEL CASEY,
Wholesale Wine and Liquor Merchant,

Water Street, one door from Washington, South
Norwalk Conn. . . .

November 22d; 1859. .

 

Something New.
GEORGE NORVELL,

AVE WELS, DAL U S TER S, HA ND RA ILS, S TA IRS

up or shipped to any part of the country. Shop foot
of Marsha l St.,South Norwalk. All orders
attended to and satisfaction guaranteed.

 

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Unto
NORWALK, CONN.

, Italiansizand AzueriCanaMarble,
GRANITE, DEAD, OR BROWN STONE.

MONUMENTS

.. Slabs. Tablets,,$i(nks,I&c.,vas'tvcll asNanties and
' " " Furniture Slabs iii genemigmt‘ihé ' . "
LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES.
cemetery Fencing, Iron Bailng, do,
furnished and put up at short notice and on very
favorable terms.

Representing an establishment the oldest and best
known of any in Western Connecticut, the subscriber
feels that its reputation for artistic excellence and
honorable dealingis: alreadyjoo well established to
need commendation. Address‘ .
E. B. PRICE, Agent.
Mechanic St. , iu' the rear of the new Bauk,Norwalk.

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122.? ,_. ‘..

And will be constantly receiving by every Steamer

throughout the Season, a superb assortment of

English Dress Goods,
French Dress Goods,
English and French Prints,
Amari'éniiw‘iiiis,‘ '
Printed and White Piques,
FurnilcndaiceslLethe 391.999.199.991“-
Linens of Every Description,
White Goods,

Laces and Embroidcries, '
Hosiery and Underwear,
Ladies’ and [nihnts’I Wardrobes.

.sifiiackistlksfié' " -‘ -

Colored Silks,

. . , . . . Fancy Silks.
Bridesmaid-Fairer: shown: '5

Mantillus and Suits,

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Carpets, and
Upholstery Goods.
to “stump Alumnus... ‘

Purchasers visiting the Cityarc cordially invited to
cka careful .exaininatjon.-w ch will at

.sgvennrsls . . . .. .. .
a mansiomaeryumnétfveanu atT helo’w‘est

pr ces.
Bseaswrvaeonslanstéenth. St.,

w I use.

- .9er 3911-9

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‘i 0
Hum- Dre so 9 Saloon
HIas recently been completely renovated, re-palnted
and furnished throughout, andgthe subscriber invites
comparison withIany othfirnsaloon in: the-States; ...
Coin‘pet‘ent workmen ' Hi5 found in’th‘e‘ is‘aloon
at all reasonable hours of the do and night, who
will exert themselves to please a l patrons of the sa-
loon. Showy Hair Dressing, Hair yeing, Curling,
etc., executed in the best manner . and in the latest
styles. This is the only place in town wiles-opustom-
ers can e erience the delightful sensation ‘of “Hair
Brushing y Machinery.”
Specia attention has been made to fittin
private room for ladies with a separate en rance,

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- TDEIONS, and ORGANS,‘ of,slx"firat-Ie,las.8 makers, at

This pure BRANDY is now offered to the trade atuId
l s»
highly recommended for ltsstrict purity and delicacy-4

and its keeping qualities, especially of that brewed dur--

Michael Casey begs to inform the people of Nor-’

43“.

s as: PR. 1TB U-zl'T-BWE R . - "

&c., kc, made to order in the best manner, and put;. ‘ E.

“”1335 .
n JVIt rblc Works,”

The subscriber, is prepared to furnish every kind ofV- .—

574. 576 Gr. 578 Washington Street,
NEW“ 39::

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‘7“rn‘n'itsi... coupons. V .

Corner of~ThlrdAvenue and 26th Street; New! 3York£
,- -T ~ trade-sensuous: $5,330, 850v . .

Six can interest aid, on installm ts
’ ”11"” . .Tz'tol’mom. 3.: ”K

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V’";-n 4’ r'. 1;: z

' Iii???) male or halo
K. . prifluly abggoflobel-Vq‘wfiile
from t e first of those months.

Bm 0m, . .
day, Wednesday and Saturday Even gs from 0 to
s p. m. SPENCER K. GREEN, President.

WM. B. BIBBINS,”S€cretary. lys.

Invrlviimmnnuuon,
No. 96 WARREN STREET, N. Y,_

nm‘fiiiowssitaafis‘iefiéndhn all-
sums. IDe osits draw interest from the 1st ofJan-
nary, April, uly and October,

 

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:wnnrurrwmu- »
Homeowners figl'BroadWayJJ,
will dispose of ONEHUZNDREDI’IANOS, MELO-
channel-Li Low_rnroias',‘roiz qA‘gr‘i',‘ purging ‘mjis mourn,
smile-nil. r9.99.9.99Wrnt"999.29
Chickcring’sV Pianos arcincls éallirtne abovenaerl'

slim BARGAINS .
FORV TRE’NEXTSI‘X‘TTDAYSI‘VEN

FURNITURE,
KINVOMA‘V-..§L MURPHVVVYVIVV
.. N 9939919199 ..STBEELN- Y»
V One Block WestVVOf Broadway, 2an StoVrefrOVin Corner.
tantalising.Ramsay-inwas.
erratum Vsuus mm $35 in 3750'.“ " V‘Vistso

..~.WhIo, ,wOulVd sufi‘erawithPainV, when they can. are
chase‘forT’lZW-ENTY-IFIVE V’CE.N.T_S'VV one-bottle’otg

CAM-EEO RIN E,
Whichfii the-GreatestDiscoveryof the Age Ior‘the
Relief; .of.~:Pa1n.
The proof of'its Great Healing and Soothing Prop-
erties will be evinced by its use.- It has, a n easant
and Refreshing Odor, and will not Grease or stain
the most-delicate fabric, which makesit : a luxury to
have in every family, Try and be convinced of its

great merit, For sale by all Drugglsts.
H. M. &C. SsPROWITT, Agents for Norwalk

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. A valuable Indian Compound
H” _ .
I for resto

ring the health, and for
the permanent cure of all diseases

arising from impurities .of the

 

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blood, such as

Scrofula,_Sbrofulus Humor, Cancer, Cancer-
' Od§»=HumOr, ~Erysipelas, Canker, Salt
~,.Rlieuni,PiiInplea and Humors on the
? C.V .Fac‘c,’Ulc'ci‘s,Cougbs and Colds,
Bronchitis,Ncnralgia,Rhcii-
inatism, Pains in. the
Side, Dyspepsm,
Constipation,
Costivc-
HESS,
Piles, Headache, Dizzmcss. N ci'vpusncss,
Faintncss at the Stomach ,Puins in the
Back, Kidney Complaints. Female
Weakness,-nnd General Debility.
This rqpcrati "V is scientifically .and 'chemically
combingd," andstggnbn'fi'iy’combined, and so strong-
ly concentrated from roots, herbs, and barks, that its
and efi‘ects are realized immediately after commoner
ing to take it. There is no disease of the human
system for which the VEGETINE cannot be used with
perfect salty, as it does not contain any metalic com-
pound. For era
from the system, it has no equal.
to effect a cure giving tone and str
debilitated by disease. Its. wonderful effect upon
these complaints is 3115?}?ng itio lull-c gifting have
b c red b the VE ‘ w o lav ie many
oflsgr :lamedizs. It can well be called THE GREAT

BLO OD PURIFIER .
' PREPARED Br
11. R. STEVENS.
BOSTON, MASS.
by_au‘,prnggi_st_s._", 2V-
Entered according to'AgtTorCongrésé. hi the year

1870 b H. R, Srsvnrls in the Clerk’s Office of the
Dist’rictyCoui-t of the Dis'mct of Massachusetts. 8m19

l SPLENDID issnlllllllll '~

It has never failed
en gth to the system.-

Price $1.25... Sold

 

 

 

 

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.:qufl§r£e9ol§io§§eiilmfidil§d¢7°fili§i 99m“ mill-musfififll‘sim‘n insulin-4nd cancers " .3. etc'.1 " ”“7
gains or cash. , as. Localigou: .; the annular. : ultraxursn

..I. 92:22:17 :li’if' «11; a ..e- rs. v-s—m'a—n .~_ ' .

OF

SPRING '

MILLINER

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VAT COST,
FOR THE "AT 30 DAYS,

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s‘wds'z‘fr- '~

Y AND CHINA from Europe. I am’
01‘2ng ageivlng my Spring stock which is pay.-
ble in Gold, and at present rates. it enables me to
offer great bargains to Cash Customers. Call Iand
be convinced, at E. K. LOCKWOOD S.

 

nesiwnsmnanstimseo furnished for Mantels,Pier " ..

' Till! kinds. 1119.119 to brag; shotguns" ’

com 91.- V'

“Mailman-mates: . m., and Mon-.- ,.
' _m;,1215p, m.,jisssns

dicating all impurities of the blood ’

who may call on him.

Street. N. Y. ever afternoon-at 2.45, and Sflh
Street a: if 0% ock.

leave SouthTNomalk everymorning (except.
3:133:55) at 7.45, or on the arrival of the railroad
.. FARE, 75 CENTS. EXCURSION TICKETS, $1.25
Commutation 1 month 315; 2 months 925; 3
months 833 °-Entli'e season 850. '

_ I.REIFRESHMENT DEPARTMENT under the man-

agement omr; Theodore Searlcs. '

. . ' .. THE FREIGHT PROPELLERS,
(lily1 of. ' Norwalk and P. P. Brady
'will‘ "11 ‘one from each end of the‘route every even-
“iii (Produce. sold without. charge for commission.
_ . EIGHT AT OLD PACKET RATES.
: All persons are forbid trusting any of the employees
.of either of the above boats on account of the owners
thereof. .
1»,me as NORWALK, n. n.
.. SUMMER ARRANGEMENT-
. Commencing J one, 27th 1870.
‘ DI LY TBA INS.
. . - Leave Danbury for. South .Nomalk,
, '0, 3071.9}. ;.12IIi_n,; .4 20 p. m.; Freight at 5 45 p. m.
I VI .. . Leave South Normal]: (or Donbury,
' At9‘00‘aI. m.;-11 05 a.'in.; 2 p. m.; 6 18 p. in.

V ' . Leave Nowell: Bridge/or Scuthit'omalk,
~ll't7 94 aim.;105,&'5 25 p. m.;Freight ate 05p. m_

 

. . urncnnmnn BRANCH. n.. n

V, - Trains leave Bran_chvllle_ for Ridgefield, at 9 45 a.
m:-,-9-45, 5-00and7 05 .Im.’ ,_

~”1I'ratns.leavu Ridgefie for! Branchville,‘ at 6 45 a.
6391):“."JW - .. T..
JOHN W. BACON, Sup’t.

., :N. Y, on. n. RAILROAD.

 

1 .

Silurian ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing June 20th, 1870.

' ‘ Trains leave Passenger Station atNorwalk’ as follows:

For New York,

Boston Express.

,At 3.47 A. LL,
6.00 “ stopping ”3“ statl‘ons.

a.” (A .
7.46 “ Local Express, stopping at Darien and
Stamford. '
9.25 “ stopping at all stations.
11.05 . “_ Express.
1.18 P. M. stopping at all stations.
3.22 “ Boston Express. .
3.45 “ stopping at all stations.
5.41 “ Boston Express.
6.17 “ stopping at all stations.
9.37 “ Boston Express.

New York for Nor-walk,
At 7.00, 8.00 (Ex.,) 9.00, 11.30 A; LL; 12.15 (Ex.,) 3.00
(Ex.,) 3.45, 4.30 (Local ex.,) 5.30, 6.30, S.00(Ex,,)P.lli.
Norwalk for New Haven.
At 6.39 A. M., stopping at all stations.
8 53 u H - it (1

9:44 “ , Boston Express.

1.31 P. M ., stopping at all stations.
1.35: I“ Bosfpn Express.

5.52 “ stopping at all stations.
6.12 H H H
7.37 (K 6‘ If it
9.49 “ Boston Express.

. l!
Trains leave New Haven for Norwalk. at 2.40, 5.30,
6.30, 8.10, 9.45 (Ex.,) A. M.; 12 M.; 2.15, (Ex.,) 4.30
(Ex..) 5.00, 8.30 (Ex.,) P. M.

See large bill of advertisement at the Station Houses
and Hotels.
Supt’s Ofiice. 4th Ave. and 27th St., New York.
Ass’t Supt’s Oflice, Station House, New Haven.
JAMES H. HOYT. Sup’t.

 

OLD .WELL HOTEL STABLES.

Adjoining the Hotel, South Norwalk.

 

Stables connected with the Hotel, and passengers
earried toand from the House to the cars and Steam-
boat free of expense. Horses and Carriages to let at
all hours. Carriages run to all trains and the Steam-
boat, and gassengers carried as cheap as any other
stable will 0 it. s

' Weddings and Funerals attended for 83 each car-

 

ria e.
Ag few good horses for sale. , .
LORENZO SCOFIELD.
HOPKINS’

SOUTH N OllWALK SALES
AND '
LIVER'Y

STABLES.

OBSES and CARRIAGES, Double and Single,
with or without drivers, and of the best, con-
stantly on hand and furnished at any hour of the day
or evening. Horses taken on Livery,and a few supe-
rior animals for sale. Our equipment cannot be ex-
celled by any stable iu the county. Parties,Funerals,
8m, attended. Good vehicles, gentle horses, and safe
drivers always guaranteed, and at moderate prices.
Horses, new and second-hand Carriages, Harnesses,
&c., constantly on hand'for sale at low prices, and sat-
isfaction guaranteed. 3

. Erie Railway-

TRAIN S will leave depots foot of Chambers st. and
' foot of Twenty-third st., as follows:

Through Express trains leave Chambers Street at S
10. 00 a. m., 5.30 and7 00 p. m., (daily) ' leave Twen-
ty-third Street at r 45, 945 a. m., s 15 line 6 4.5 p.m.
(daily.) New-andimproved DrawingRoom Coaches
will accompany the 10 a. m. train thropgh to. Buffalo,
connect'ui at IHanellvaille with magnificent sleeping
coaches, t rough to Cleveland and Oalion. Sleeping
coaches will accompany the 8 a. in. train from Sue.
- uehauna to Bufi‘alo: the 5 30 p. m. train from New
or]: to Buffalo. andthe 7 p. in. train from New York
to Rochester, Buffalo and Cincinnati. An Emigrant
train leaves daily at 7 45. . in.
For Port; Jervis and ay, '11 30 a. m., and 4 30 p.
.m.(23d St., '11 15 a. m. and 4 15 p in.)
For Middletown and Why, 3 30 p. m., (23d street,
315 p. m‘.) and, Sundays only, 8 30 a. m. (23d Street,
‘8 15 p. m. _ ‘
For Greycourt and Way, at '8 30 a. in (23d St., ’8 15
a. m.
For)Newhurgh and Way at 8 am, 3 30 and 4 30 p.m

"Twenty-third street,'7 45 a. m., 3 15 and 4 15 p. m.)

For Sufl‘ren and Way, 5 p m and 0 p in. Twenty-
third street 4 45 and 5 45 p. m. Theatre train, i‘11 30
p m, (Twenty-third street, '11 45 p. in.)

For Paterson and Way, from Twenty-third street
depot, at 0.45, 10.15, 11.45 a in, ‘1.45 3.45, 5 15, and
6 45 p m. From Camhcrs street depot at 0.45, 10.15,
a m, 12 m,.‘1.45, 4, 5 15.nnd'6.45 p m.

at s 45 11 45 a m., 5215, 3 45, i5 15, 5 45,-
and‘io 45 p. m. From Chambcrs st depot at 9 a. m,
12 m, i2 15, 4, s5 15,6 and £6.45 in. .
For Piermont, Monsey and ay,from Twenty-third-
st depot,at 845 a in, I12 45 p m, 1'3 15, 415. 4 45, 1‘6 15
m, and Saturdays only l'l2niidnight. From Cham-
Bers. st depot, at 9 a m, 1, 73.30,4.15, 5, +6.30 p m, and
aturdays only 1'12 midnlvht. .
s'l‘lckets for passage and or apartments in drawing
room and sleepingcoaches can be obtained, and orders
for the checking and transfer of baggage may be left;
at the COR: offices—Nos. 241,629 and 957 Broadway;
205 Chambers St., cor. 125th St. and 3d Ave.,Hai-lem:
No. 338 Fulton st, Brooklyn; Depots foot of Cham-

Vbers st, and foot of Twenty-third st, New York;

No. 3 Exchan Place and Long Dock depot, Jersey
City; and of t e Agents at the principal hotels.

T » - WM. R. BARR, Gen’l Pass’r Agent. .
L. D. RUCKSR, Gen’i Supt. _
“Daily. §For Hackensack only. 'l‘For Pierinont only .

HORSE SH OEING‘.

HF. subscriber having purchased file good will,_
tools, &C., of the Horse Shoeing Establishment
of James D. Shea, in the

 

Bear of the Horse Railway Depot,

is now fully prepared to fill all orders for

SHOEING HORSES

in the bcstmanner. A ll diseases of thefeet treated and
a can warranted. By constant attention to business
and faithful and careful execution of his work,Ihe
hopes to gain the public confidence and receive
liberal patronage. JOHN BARN EY.
Norwalk, J line, 1869. 22

REMOVAL 1
Horse Shoeing Establishment.

.HE subscriber would reagectfully inform the pub-
T lie that he can be foun a few Rods below his
old place of business where he will study to please all
1y16 WM. AHERN.

‘ scallions Far-inc. ’
R makin Bianca Mange Jellies Pies Pod
dings, logo for invalids, ’ac. Rich pickers
ce25cents. Sold y
E. P. WEED , Drugglst.

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be, and the same is assigned for the exhibition and
'aliowaInce orthe Executorsacco'unt'with said Estate,
and this Court direct-I the.Executors. to give public
notice to all persons interested therein, to appear
and be heard thereon, Iby pabllshin this order in a
weekly newspaper printed in Fai eid County, and
posting a copy on- the public sign post in the town
where the deceased last dwelt, and return make to
this Court. EDWARD J. TAYLOR, Judge. 2t29

District of Norwalk, as, Probate Court, July 9th, 1870,
STATE of HENRY'O. KELLOGG, late of Nor-
walk, in said district, deceased.
TthCourt of Probate for the district of Norwalk
hath limited and ‘allowe'd six ’n'ionths from the date
hereof, for the creditors of saidEstate to exhibit their
claims for settlement. Those who neglect to present
their accounts, properly attested, within said time,
Will he dcbarred a recovery, All persons indebted to
said Estate are requested to make immediate pay-
ment to — HENRYVKELLOGG,
3t28 , . Administrator.

To the Probate Courtfor the District of Stamford,
THE application of ELIZA WALMSLEY, of Darien
in saidIDistrict, respectfully showeih. That she
is the Guardian toIMary C. Walmsley, a minor be-
longing to said district, and that said minor is the
owner of the following real estate,,viz:—a certain
tract of wood-land situated in the town of Darien, in
, said District, in quantity six acres, be the same more
or less, and bounded northerly and easterly by high-
. way, southerly by land of Will am S. and Stephen E.
Walmsley, and westerl by land of Edward Scofield,
belongin to heirs
~ of .Stephen Selleck, deceased, sn ject to rig t of way
to the owners of the remainder of said tract of wood-
land, valued at Three Hundred and Sixty Dollars.
I And she furtherIsays, that the estate is at present
unproductive; that. the avails thereof are wanted for
the support, maintenance and education of said Mi-
nor, and that it will be for the advantage of said mi-
nor to sell the wood and timber on the same, and in-
. vest theavails thereof according .to law; wherefore,
she says there is Just and reasonable cause for selling
the ”same; SheI therefore prays the Court to order
said wood and timber on said land to be sold and
' empower her or some other meet pers‘on to sell the
same puruant to Statute . in such case made and
provided. ELIZA WALMSLEY, Guardian.
Dated Stamford, July 9th, 1870. ’

District of Stamford, Probate Court, .99. July 9th,

 

 

 

ORDERED—That the foregoing application be heard
and determined at the Probate Office in Stamford, on
the 17th dayofSe temher, 1870, at 9 o’clock, fore-
noon; and noticet ereof be published in some pub-
licuewspaper near the place where such real estate
lies, three weeks guccessively, at least six weeks be-
fore said time assigned.

3t'2s FRANCIS A. MARDEN, Judge.

 

Commissioners Notice.

E subscribers appointed b the Court of Probate
for the District of N orwa commissioners to
receive, examine, and decide upon the claims of the
creditors of the Estate of NOADIAH B.'BOUTON,
an insolvent debtor of New Canaan, in said District
assigned in trust for the benefit of his creditors, here-
by give notice that we will attend to the business of
our said appointment at the store of William st. John
do 00., in said-New Canaan,-o‘n the 2d day of Septem-
ber, 1870, and on the 2d daI of.November, 1870, at 1
o’clock in the afternoon 0 reach of said days.
Said Court hath limited and allowed four months
from the date hereof fertile exhibition to us of claims
ainst said estate. 4 ‘ ' ' ’
%ated at New Canaan, this 2d day of July, A..D.,

3
1870 WILLIAM ST JOHN .
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District 0/ Normal/c, as. Probate Court, July
ESTATE of MARTHA W. CARTER, late 0
Canaan, in said District, deceased.

The Court of Probate for the District of Norwalk
hath limited and allowed six months from the date
hereof,for the creditorsof said estate to exhibit their
claims for settlement.. Those who neglect to present
their accounts,properly attested within said time will
be debarred a recovery. All persons indebted to said
Estate are requested to make immediate payment to
3t27 PHILIP WATTEBS, Acting Executor.

WILLIAM B. FISH, of said New Canaan, is duly
authorized by me to receive for me claimsagalnst

said estate.
PHILIP WATTERS, Acting Executor.
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