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IEII'ilesflay,‘ September 28.1869.
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i ‘E'AIRI'IELD COUNTY ITEMS.
Wilton.
The Republican Electors are invited to"
mad 9 Census at the Town Him» 2am"
day evéning, 'O‘ct‘ 1st, at 7 112 o’cloék;'for the
purpose of nominating candidates for the
town offices. '
W Mr. Samuel Perry, a prominent citi-
day last by the 16156rt that the invalid Rec-
tor of the Memorial Church had been horse-
"1793’s; aginuhe streegby ghfrexaqmrles
Keté'lium. “Rumoraécribii” the ass’aillt to
family difllculties ,. '
TEX-£3. #‘ (9.11“-
BRmGEPORT. ,
The Western Union Telegraph office was
LI.‘
:: grabbed-of; between $400 and $500 angTues-
"day la'st. ‘ " .
Thegcomer stone of the Bridgeport Orpha§<I .
t
Asylum-has been laid. .
The City Band gave
, tainment in the Park on Monday last, which
several thousand le.
was attended b
nowles hasentered assar
Miss Carrie .
Female College for a four years course.
,4
u—d
. STAMFORD.
The Republican caucus to nominate Town-i"
officers is to be liél'd‘toi'night, 28th.
In the First‘Sehool District
310. Nine teachers. are employed. . _
Among the recent transactions inStam-t',
ford real‘ estate, wenote the following :_ ~' j
Wm. H. Dibble sold to C. P. Burdett, a'
10ton28irawberry‘liill. to: 8.2.0904 ~ ,
Samuel SC. BTOWn 'soldTiio :1an W.
Knap
J. VB. Sarles sold to Geo. W. Palmer 20
$3133) ‘With" buildings, at Long ‘Ridge, for-
Peter. Muller sold 'to, Alfred Broadwa a
house and lot, on Strawberry Hill, for $8. .
r .G. W. A. Jerkins sold "to Warren Hafl‘sy-
vior, one lot, _ rue,_ofiSoutli,'and Walnut
'streel's,for‘82050. '_ 'fvi'ff jg, _.'_
Heirs ofJohnBell sold to Nelson Adams
of‘ New Haven, "Certain'traets of 'land in
“Belltown,’"f0r $1,000 ‘ ’
Seth's. Dann' sold to Thomas Blake :40,
acres of land in North Stamford, fox-“3310."
pa EiStIéb
L. W. Craw, of Norwalk, sold to J. L. and
W. H. Weed, two acres of land in New
Ewe, for $1050. . __ _ . ‘_
ellfi-"Rg‘Ritcliii’nd EF-Porl'ei' sold to Wm.
H. H:'-‘Mpore',‘=6f Newi-York,‘one house and
lot on Henry St., for $11,500.—Adwcate.
- DANBURY.
Rev. S. G. Coe recently Sustained two par-
aletic attacks, but which did not affect his
brain. He is now recovering.
The morning train, Tuesday, ran over an
obstruction just below Bethel, which knock-
ed a piece of flange, nearly a foot in length,
from the forward truck wheel of the locomo-
tive. The train hadlto put back to Danbury,
for another locomotive. The obstruction,
was a piece of iron which was put on the'
track inthe‘place, wvhereauimilargfi obstruc-
tinn‘was laid a little whileago.‘ v-The com-
pany ofi'ers $500 for the detection of the au- *
that of this inhuman act. - .
L. L. Hubbell and A. M. Steele are laying
the foundation for a double brick house on :
East Liberty street, which they will occupy.
Wm. Baileévgis putting u a brick house .
3W
. .. . iAisiieiebiian at o‘iilcersi'or merry. N.
85 H. R. R., on the 14th, the old "board was
re elected.
At, the Universalist church last Sunday,
$25 Was raised for the sufferers by the Avon-
dale disaster.
~D'anbu , OctI‘b'th. -‘- .
T. C. athrop, of Trenton, N. J., has con-
tracted to put up the White street brid e.
Itnwill be of iron-and will cost $5,000. ' e
contractor will commence operations in
about a mouth—Times. ‘
. Stone SISMWYTAQHZQ‘IS will PeIfol'm in. :
@‘Lockwood’s ' Celebrated Perfumery
can be found at CAMP & KvTE’s, cheaper
than elsewhere. , .
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According . to the Cincinnati‘Commrcial,
“.cheap brillianté” are “dime-nus.”
Lord Stanley’s scarili and low cut double—
breasted vests will be considered the genteel
thing for city swells this winter.
' 'A large grey eagle, measuring five feet
and eight inches .fl'om tip to tip of his wings,
Ewasshot a daym ; two since in Trumbull, by
a 13 year old lad named Hezekiah Williams.
New York-thinks that private theatricals
will be the fashionable mania this year.
The happiest man—he who thinks him-
self so. ‘
s<.>.
W Dress Goods—Plain, Plaid, Cherie, a
good stock at J. F. Bennett & Co’s.
.«Q».
THE HOME OF TASTE—The liOme of taste is
not necessarily the result of lavish expendi-
ture—the most humble may command it.
If the poor man has his picture gallery, he
can still gratify his love of art by embell-
ishing his walls with copies of theworks of
great masters brought within his reach by
the master of plying skill of the coppist and
engraver. ' If he can nol have a library pan-
eled with, palm branches, and containing a
collection of Aldines on vellum, and Cax-
tons worth hzndrcds of dollars, he can still
command elegant. editions of the greatest
historians'philosophers, and poets, to whom
o
The New York Times is “credibly inform
ed that the news agent of the “Methodist
Bookooncern," the Rev. Dr. Lauahan, has
discovered in that establishment great cor-
ruption aed fruad, involving losses to the
, amount of several hundred dollaas. The
Timeasays that these frauds “have been go’
ing on for some eight or nine years, and of
course their fullextent is not yet ascertain-
ed with any. precuwm
‘ .>’————-
Ger-mm and Sundny Schools.
.. Speaks-set warrasuellect Germ“
settlements in ilie West, a missionary of the
American Sunday-school Union, says: “But
few of our,Home_ missionaries can reach
v
' them with thepreached‘gowéhbecame the
adult Germans cannot ' understand them;
but their children are learning the English
language in our public schools, and hence
the Sunday school teacher finds no diffi-
culty' in maintaining ‘the Union Sunday
school. in my visit to our German counties,
a few weeks since, I was more than ever
confirmed iii'tlie' beliefgtllnt‘JAuurican Chris-
tians have a great work to do in behalf of
these and other emigrants from continental
Europe; and that the Union Sunday school
is the agency for reaChing them, and bring-
ing them to Christ. The children of these
forigners will be Americans.
dren are losing a relish for 'the antiquated
forms‘and‘ghabits‘ of Itheir. fathers. The Cat-
ecliisin Of thprLlilbgrsn is less Studied to-day ,
than forearm, Their. ministry sarcasm the
" '* =‘ same 3161a upofiithé eliild as upon'iiie pliant
Shall these children“ become infidels or be
Christian-P.» Shall~.they-,tin .a few yal’rs, be
. 1 " ctnat'iss’auiii arches.
or be left at despisothefg'ospel and coral-‘-
names 1 . Define?! ballpoiwe ere plant-
ing among 1h will.hé1r"tesalre these
questions. Sew inzilléseflittit hearts. the
seeds of gospel irrithfand ‘erI'Or will find a
foothold there; Teachthemfto' ,‘lpr’ve the
fluids? 4.913% 9.14113 veaeefitliey'will
love th§_sancluary,.and, we Vmidyijlope, the
Saviour.” . . .. . .
Iii Ztfiéiligfib 6f ~~(the«inotiicntutti facts it is
hardly possiniemsetripplilgliuiyilué upon
the misgignypi} glierAmericoii‘Sundhy-school
.- ... «who:
.- .
W995? Slit“. .
arii v.3eielhstfissstion'.
.- “ “:Whatl-isftiieprolierflwuy to eat green cemi’?
-’ .'.‘: I: '
. 1:". ”ho ..
It very. j’uitly’ nihilism“ 'wh‘it foreigners
think or say OII'IIIIS" subject is not of the
39‘ ...». .5. ;ia°'!.8§°5y 9915:1016
'hiittaljedl’tor,;.“__‘ eis divided in
' the" shim Of ngcorn..~'éAtéthe :‘wotering
{.Llheiit’ aim... wOI' appearance—gen
sac-".3. ' ' *
places, my ladies take it directly off the '
lea W9fi9yggfine-
' ' ”dither
'a sort of gift enter-i.
_ jag atria
,, 613 children;
enumeratedgiwitli an average attendance of ,
a‘ let in Willihington Place,i‘or eiooo. ,
These chil- '
,I
dbvotes a_
Anou'r ADvunTIsme.—-A celemporary
says: “The man pvhogdocs ii‘otgread the
advertisements listipapefein never be
ments indicate not only the business enter-
prisebufitwtlic’euterprise of the advertiser.
When you see a'man who advertises libe-
lallxsmunay be certain'oti finding a good
stock bf goOds in his stere, that he keeps up
with the market, and sells more (and can
afford to sell cheaper) than those who do
not advertise. Ifyou want bargains always
patronize those who availthc'mselves of the
advantages afi‘Orded through the'advertiaing
columns'of the: paper." -
It maybe added that most intelligent men
proportion that he, advertises. Now and
then a’merchant'm‘a‘y be discovered by ac-
:cident who never advertises;- . Ask the poo-
Rivsrrsteemt‘riz
eral citizens of Rochester onboard, but
none couldvouéh forhimfias none knew him,
d est-of-:them doubwdithet'tutb pf his
. aim; , ., . _
The man who —- mimic be'known {by his
6' eaierihe will realism , page.
the distribution officiveni to.- [the sick, .the
id of 'which..~§w.as suggested .by a little
girl: Inquirie'sare-now msdeflinthat city
whethersome similar‘arrangement cannot
.be made to secure the. distribution. of . fruit
amougthe poorer classes. ' " ‘42.; -
I scum...- i' well-organized: system for
, 81.8“Pllfli’lxil‘unl’ilrl’hfl- .
use: was. in human "Men-filth mos
valuable additions, sent free to any ,addroni. Write
to Dr'. S. "S. FITCH, 1’14 Broadway, NewYork.
. Dr.,S._S.,F1TCrII will bomtthe Toutine Hotel, New
Hiveu,'8sturdsy, Jan. red, .1869, and every 2d Satur-
day minibuses. ,iu‘.’toi p.111. ‘ Consultation nee.
Dr. S. S.'FITO‘H successfully treats all chronic disé
ease of all many part of the human system.
CONSUMPTION AND CANCER CURED. 7 '
' ' v ' Wsnnn,lass.,Nov. 19,1868.
y.' dmotheri-and several ‘unts and cousins
consumption. My mother had a cancer; I was
taken with a bad eon h which had affected me 18
months; 12 months er my cough commenced, can-
cers begau‘in both breasts, 1)th ..
six monthsflisid'cuncuous lumps both breasts;
=Ingtbisgstatoslcalled on youawith- butgllttle, hope; as
both my lungs were a ‘ audio csneerin: each,
breast. Consumption and cancer seemed to struggle .
which would destroyme first. I had entered much
hem dyspepsia. Your remedies, with the concentra-
ted cancer mineralisprin water have wholly cured
me. I have been perfec well fortvvo months; no
M
died
:3. .maamam “are, citric;
medicines four months. , . _ , 7 ,
' (s‘ it, "TWA." . 1...... 4. ‘
Allflisebluciefifbllrtréate‘d by“ letter. ' ‘
Be Bountifulsélf'you desire beauty you should
mmnsgan’s MagnoliaT—leiii. _ z r _
It gives s' soft, medium-m6 'texture to the
Complexion, removes roughness, redness, blotches.
Sun-burn,tan,_&e.; mu adds'atingo of Pearly Bloom -
to the.plaincstlfestures.i.¢1tgbrings Ihe_Bloom of
Youth to thefad'ngeheek and changes the rustic
Country Girl into a Fashionable City Belle; '
, In thence of the Magnolia: Balm lies the true se-
cret of Beauty. No lady need complain Of her Com-
. plcxion who winvest I5 cents in the delightful article.
‘ Lyon’s Katharionfilliebestihair dresilng in use.
lmts ' ' ' , . 1 ‘ .
What Every Person Needs
'18 something for, biiusl;Coatlvcness. “ I would
{advise all in he crammed with Dyspepsia,
dostivcuess, Piles, .Billlousnes‘s, headache, or any
found In on. tousellsl.‘ HARRISON ’S Plait-
ISTAD'I‘IC ENGIS.’-'—ELISHA HUN'i INGTON
M. 1)., Ex-LieuL-Gov. of Massachusetts. For sale at
No. 1 Tremout Temple..Buton, by E, A. HARRISON
it 00., Proprietors ill; M;"&’ C. S.’ PROWIT'I‘, and
all Drugglsts. Mailed for so cents. smite
Consumption.
Du. Sensuox's Puuiouio Since for the cure of
Coughs, Colds and Consumption.
DB. Seaman’s Seawxrn TONIC for the cure of Dys-
pepsia and all the debilitated Conditions of the Stem-
ach. ‘
Du. Souuox’slfaunnn Plus for Diseases of the
Liver, or to act as a gentle Purgatlve.
All of these three medicines are often required in
curing Consumption, though the Pulmonic Syrup
alone has cured many desperate cases. The Seaweeu
Tonic and Mandrake Pills 'assist in regulating the
Stomach and Liver, and help the Pulmoulc Syru to
digest and search through the blood vessels. by w ich
means a cure is soon effected.
These medicines are conscientiously ofi‘ered to the
public as the only safe, certain and reliable remedies
for Pulmonary Consumption, and for all those mor-
bid conditions of the body which lead to that fatal
disease. Liver Complaint and Dyspepsia are often
forerunners of Consumption, and when they mani-
fest themselves they require the most prompt atten-
on.
The Pulmouic Syrup is a medicine which has had a
long probation before the public. Its value has been
proved by the thousands ol'cures it has made through
a period of more than thirty years, in all of which
time its reputation has constantly increased, and the
most obstinate skepticism can no longer doubt that
it is a remedy which may be used with confidence in
all cases which admit of a cure.
If the patient will perseveriugl follow the direc-
tions which accompany each bolt e, be will certainly
be cured, if his_ lungs are not too much wastes to
make a cure poss e. Even in cases supposed to be
incurable, when} ends and physicians have des air-
ed, the use of this medicine has saved the life 0 the
patient, and restored him to perfect health.
_Dr. Schenck himself was cured in precisely such
circumstances. and many others have been equally
fortunate by judiciously making a timely use of Dr.
Schenck’s remedies.
Dr. Scheuck does not say that all cases or Pulmo-
nary Consumption are within the reach of medicine,
but he emphaticly asserts, that often when patients
have the most alarming symptoms, such as a violent
cough, creeping chills, ni 'lli. sweats, and general de-
bilit , even to such a egree that they are obliged
to l e in bed, and when they are veu 913p b their
physician, they may still be cured. o m caftreat-
ment can create new lungs, but when the lungs are
very badly diseased and to some extent destroyed, a
cure ma be effected by Dr. Schenck’s medicines.
Also, u Scrofulous diseases them medicines are
equally etiicient. Dr. Scheuck has photographs of a
number of persons who have been nearly covered
with running sores, and now all healed up. This
shawls its purifying properties,which must. be done to
heal catches in the lungs.
In the treatment of Consumption, it is of the ut-
most importance to give vigor and a healthy tone to
the system. Hence it is necessary to stren then the
appetite oi the put em and improve the igestlou.
Proper nourishment is required, together With such
means as will make the food easily digestible, The
articles most suitable for the diet of consumptive pa-
tients are designates in Dr. Schenck's Almsu nos,
which are distributed gratuitously. In general, the
most highly nutritious articles are to be preferred; but
the digestive organs must be strengthened in order to
make either food or medicine servmeable. This re-
quirement is met b the Sea Weed Tonic, and for this
purpose it was des gned. ,
When the digestive or ups are put in goodorder,
the food has its proper e act, the system of the pa-
tient is invigorated, and the lungs begin to exercise
their funct oils in a normal and healthy manner.
Then the healing powers of the Pulmonic Syrup will
complete the cure.
Pulmonary Consumption isalmost always com li-
catcd With Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint. IJr.
Scheuck’s Mandrake Pill are intended to remove ob-
structions from the liver and restore its healthy ac-
tion. They have all the efficacy which is ascribed to
contain a particle of any mineral poison. These pills
cure the_ most obstinate cosiiveuess, sick headache,
piles, biiious affections, and all other diseases which
arise from a torpid or obstructed condition of the liv-
er. One box of these pills will prove the eflicacy of
the medicine.
In Consumption, the Sea Weed Tonic and Man-
drake Pills areinvaluable auxilis medicines. They
relieve the snfi'ering of the at em. and assist the
Pulmonic Syrup in ectiug a c . They have been
found useful in advanced stages of Consum tion,
where the lungs were almost entire! desireye , and
all s in toms, according to phys clans. indicated
ape y oath. The lives of patients who were actual-
ly in a dying condition have been preserved for
months by the use of Schenck’s three rest remedies.
Dr. Schenck's Almanac, containing a all treatiese on
the various forms of disease, his mode of treatment,
and general directions how to use his medicin can
be had gratis or sent by mail by addressing his rin-
pips] 0111c», No. 15 North Sixth Street, Philadelphia,
a... ~13 .. .
Price of the Pulmonic Syrup and Seaweed Tonic
each $1.50 per bottle, or 87.50 a half dozen. Man-
and dealers.
.p—.—‘—-————
; :At the Cape of Good Hope the Bacterium have ion
~used Boone fora varlel oi discussant was borrow
from those rude prac tioners by the English and
Dutch planking; on whose recommendation it was
emplo in Europe, and has now come into general
use. t is given chiefly in gravel, chronic catarrh of
the bladder, morbid irritation ofthe bladder and are.
for prolsngs
e
female weakness and debillty
ihea or
and 'domeor prolapsue uteri, cases 0
pm: mom or incontinence of urine,
and all diseases scum-glare aid of a diuretic arising
Rom simufifawihthmlfll concerned in its evac-
uation: «knew-lieu“ In'wof? psis
chronic rheumsflsm.‘ museums su uprgpsy.
To cure these-illness! noun-k bring into action the
. muscles which are. _ htheir various functions.
To neglect them, howevdflight may be the’attsck, it
lseure to elect tbe‘bodiydieqlth and mental were.
Our fluh'sud woodman}: from these Ignites.
Persons atevory: ~: from infancy/to old
W slits
age, and in every ammo! heal. are liable to be sub-
Jeets of thesedieease -*11'heusuSes in many instances
are unknown. Thep tieuflrbmhowever, an sdmtra
ble remedy in “HELIBOLD’B FLUID or or Bu-
m,” and‘when taken in early stages of the disease
none suffer to any extent. It allays pain and inhum-
maticu, is free from all injurious profirties, pleasant
in-its taste and odor, and immediate its action. it
is the anchor ofhope to the physician and was alwa s
{jammed by! the late eminent, r. Physic. TIIe
'm etor, wit upwards of thirty thousand unsolic-
4 certincptes and hundreds of thousands of livin
witnesses of its curative repel-ties, accumulates
within dftexfingy'ear‘sJ has not;ll 3 in tilt; pulpit; care-
sorting, to.“ e Eu bottom 0 96! no 0 a om
the aorta-thiszipmgdigs rank an lteudard. the do
not need‘tolbeproppedupb flea:
q]' n- » stand mtg:
medicine, “he“: Massimo,“
pure and majestic, lulu footie! its, basis, iodine
for m. and , lions; ,mtacapm; - Bis Solid
and rl'ulzl shimmy the mu strength of the
in adients of which theysre uamed.’ They are left
.to claspechonotall. A readyisudcoiiolusivetest
of thelrlpnro rtielzsvlll be acomparisonwlth these
test forth » egllnitc‘d States Dispensstory. These
remedies arepreypared by B. T. Bunsen), Drusglst,
of sixteen years experience, and we believe them to
,b‘: rsliabiepiu fact we have never known an article
lacking merit to meet with s rmsueut success. and
“In: Batman's success is p ma fseia evidence. Bis
Dagmar! ‘Chemical..Werohouse, in the Ci of New
. Yolanda not excellepi‘i it equaled, by any in his coun-
try, and we would vise our readers when visiting
that city to give him a call. and judge for themselves.
Reunion) s Bron“ CONCINI'IA'I'ID Paulo '
0;- Boom. glare is no tonic like it. 1th all! sachor
o my '5, 'e sul‘goon'~ was, , ,, “an“ s the
testimonywof all who have used or prescribed it.
Sold b . , , and Dealers‘everywhere. Price
31.2; “points pensions-farm Delivered to
any dross. symptoms in all commutes-
ons. , ' '
t , m'l‘. BEIJIBOLDL. .;
- ' -‘ -" ' ~ 1 Drug and Chemical Warehouse,
nu Broanwuy, New York.
NONE "ABE GENUINE unless done u in a steel.
engraved wrap r, with fac-simllie 0 Chem-
ical Wei-cliques, signed 8. To .
i
said to be wellinforlncd. The advertise?
do :read 'the advertisements. A business. _ ,.
if?‘Tifi‘iiklmw““limlfiléfindilfib’wdli‘l “1‘" '
ple you meet if they ,know._such a man, and ,
ninety-nine outzof- ,cacli bundredwill tell.
you they have never heard of him. Not.
lung since such" man museum] Hudsona
. _‘ . L lidfcll under suspicion of,
. being amickMket. He avowedahimselt a
merchant from Rochester. . There were sev-I.
fellow citizensmust advertise,,and ifknowu _
' hush, V
fill-low fapidly ‘rfor ~
co orexpéctoratiou;noswelling‘,in my.;breastsi' _
t
calomel or “blue mass," and are warren ed notto .
drake Pills 25 cents a box. For sale by all druggists ,
' 1y38
CLUH‘NI}.
we.”
Mam-“r
Gemstook Bros.
, aresow ready with an lmmensectock of“ j
manufacturedexpressly forths
1 Fall and Winter Trade
which they l‘at ‘
BEHABKABLY .Lov'r FIGURES.
Our connection .witli an extensive manufacturing-
profihsnd again we would impress upon the minds of
the publictbei-dccided-ysdysntegcs which this lives on
overotber'dealera. 7-,
'alwiyiliubeeii
. I .
Our motto is and
Small Profits and Quick Sales.
and we guarantee in all cases the price of every arti-
cle sold from our establishment to be as
Low as can be bought in any market.
HEAVY SATINET SUITS, $9.25
10, 11 an d12,
ALL WOOL BUSINESS SUII‘S,
$12, 14, 16, 18, 19, 20, 23and 25
DRESS SUITS, $20, 25, 30, 35
and 40.
YOUTH’S SUITS, all grades, styles
and prices.
CHILDREN’S SUITS, all grades
styles and prices.
OUR
ovsueoir sroelt
this season is one ol‘ that most extensive ever cfiered
in this market, embracing all goods from the cheapest
Sstiuet to the finest imported beavers. Those in
want of Overcoats will do well to inspect our assort-
ment and prices before purchasing.
INOUR
Furnishing Goods Depariment
' we are continually oh‘erlng bargains.
Men’s Underwear and Knit Goods we buy
by the case, direct from commission
merchants, and sell close.
,HEAVY BLUE MIXED SHIRTS AND
DRAWERS, 37%.cents. ,
HEAVY LINED KNIT JACKETS, best
’ quality,$1.75.
a large and complete assort-
Constantly on hand
' ment of
KEEOLHEFH,‘ SHIRTS, TIES,
BO ws, HA Ts AND CAPS.
We would call particular attention to our
' Trunkti Leather Bag Dep’t.,
which will be found to be the iargestin town, and
prlces as low as the lowest.
All goods marked in plain figures and no
deviationin prices.
Terms Cash.
Gemstock Bros,
Dibble’s not." - "Qiiinitiid’i-Block,
sou'rn NpuwsLlI :10an Dinner.
CLOTHING 1" T
' conne'of. instruction
2 'smdlo'reiiusv'a'd to
addicting
. 3(.(Appiy by letter or
audiobbing firm ensures iii to' is" the ususljobbers , .
HOSIERY, GLOVES, COLLARS, HAND- .
THE undersignedare now res
for Ice, elt er in large or smalkgllilsntitie w
which theympy'b: “mtg",gfl“ is: 1.5:; no
peasavor 4 Wm, .,» ., G
as e they wti ,
~ly End asciie‘h possibl“ e.
loosening and Day Schools,
188 BEECBEB is happy to announce
b ]has associated with her in
so 00 ,
ntl usliued in every respect
6: Eggfieaggeeifilr'iein is?» thorough education 0
Girls. Enquiries
School prfiipkpgly responded to by
BEECHER.Prinoipsl or‘. _
mar MISS NOBTBRUP, Associslo Principal.
Miss. ii. ii. SMITE. ,3, . .
teacher otsusgint and the Piano no
I .
1:301:22 ii‘iIi‘I od. , Particular attention 3 h
the Development‘andguult‘lgtion of the ‘voicec,’ -.
ringing if desired. Address 0x81
. walk, Or call at the residence
WOODBUI'F '
The
. 0., South‘Nor-
A _A XSGIBSON - -_
. LE . "ZILARGESILI-
resell: u .o F. M 9910;...
7 I, ' (was. of the Encourages-lions! 01mm) -,
organ and composition;-
Box 879 P. .0. Norwal’ , Colin.
0 V ' t A. Selleck’s Bookstore or at Whitney.
bilgIrvvlgsliaPhotogrsphie Gallery, will be promptg
attended to. ;
Hanoi-Forte,
‘ -- NOTICE.
*6 ' ‘ ‘Miss' Fréda‘Blaekj
' ULD null informthepublic'ofNorwalk
W0 and 53% thaI she will locate here as
;»'IjE.aanIs or 13111510., _
WODJT‘DUDdingL‘ ' 3
E-P
m
' [IN-G" DRAWING,
ins-1c,»
l "<
111$! 1"}
BARN ' '
i oil-est, Now-1350s. . '
m’n‘ “ ' fo Puloi'iis‘eimui“"".ni-
1 Huang; anY roentlai‘ns 1' Silk. ey,.4,
~ .1 octave.” .s.
i’r'im' “31:.” 11331061301105 neariyruew. and, , i be
cost: . " -' :" -.. 3..
,1 Pianos leofdnish
d Melodeon,go°dn condititgu Jud will
-1 Seconfigng-el’isno Forte, we: looking instru-
11" : \' , $5;
1 Second hand Piano Forte by good maker 'a..very
tine loo‘lgfi instrglpentgl gist, tuned, and in first rate
war... or - t- - .
to F. ENAS _
otherwise w“ 1 N1”. ,
. 1 Second in
LADIES! aniline:
‘im'a‘. Betta -
ed assortment of '
MILLINERY GOODS. .
Consisting of
' ROUND HATS. VELVETS, SATINS, RIBBONS,
. .3 . L4 airs, TEA TREES, BIRDS, FLOWERS,
'audzhverythingxin the line of Hillinery. 15 .' ;, . 1
TOLD LADIES’ Dnussica‘rs,‘ ans, 1 Trans;
BONNETS, constantly 'on hand and made to order.
91 Thankinggyou for past
share of our patron . .
. Norw k.Scpt.13,1 .' . -
urns. s. E. moronisssls ,-
HAVING REMOVED from her 016st ’to the
:rack near] 0 site the News'Depot, South Nor-
valk’ has iy-ece 86d a new and fine assortment of
SPRING AND SUMMER MILLINERY 60018 to
which she would invite the attention of theyub c.
DRESSIAKIN it done in the latest styles.. , ‘Thspkin
her customers for their former patronage she wo
respectfully invite-them to call at her. now stand. tfld
TOLLES 8r", WILCOX,
MAIN STREET, East of R. R. Depot
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN,
Dealers in
Fine Groceries ti Provisions,
FLOUR, FEED, &C.
Also, SOLE AGENTS FOR THE
GREAT UNITED STATES ‘
‘1‘ e a C o m p a n y .
PRICE LIST OF TEAS:
comma—so, 31 00,31 25, 51 no.
MIXED, (Green and Bloch—81 00, S1 25.
YOUNG ilrson—sl 00, $1 25, 21 50, st 75.
IMPERIAL—ill oo, 91 25, 31 50. 31 as.
oUNPOWDEn-n 25, 31 no, 91 65, 51 so.
ENGLISH BREAKFAST—91 no, at 20, ii 50.
JAPAN—$1 oo 91 us in so.
LONGAAR CEOP—ii so.
COFFEE LIST:
WHOLE, ROASTED and GROUND—20, 25, 80, 35,
and 40 cents per Bound. .
FINEST 0 D OVERNMENT JAVA—50 cents.
“ “ MOCHA—do cents.
Also, Sole A cute for JOHN KELLER’S INDIAN
VEGETABLE ESTORATIVE.
8] ,000 REWARD
Will be paid for any medicine that will excel this as
a Fever and Ague emedy. Price 91 per Bottle, six
Bottles for 85. N 0 care no pay. 6m3‘t
RE you troubled with Coughs or Colds, by all
means use
USE THE ORIGINAL AND GENUINE
Nesbitt’s Cough Syrup.
For sale by H. M. 85 C. S. PROWITT. .
WALSHMAN’S REMEDY,
in excellent and gate and rellable medicine for
Diarrhea, Dysentery and
.Cholera, V
Can always be found at the Corner Drug Store, and
for sale by H. M. 8: C. S. PROWITT.
For Sale or Exchange for New
York City Property.
Splendid large double new House, just finished,
at North Norwalli, beaurifullyfiituated on a
sighvly eminence commanding a pictuiesquc and
tine scenic view of the town, 0111a lot about 250 feet
front and about 250 feet deep, Within a few minutes
walk of the survey of contemplated New York& Bos-
ton Railroad aud Dunbury. lb Norwalk Railroad,
large Factories, Horse Railroad, die. Said House is
suitable for a Summer Boarding House, or Ior several
families. It will be sold at a great bargain ex-
changed or rented. Also for disposal, several of the
line residences and about 400 nice Building Lots in
and about NortirNorwalk and Winni ank. Apply to
JAM ES MITCHELL, Norwalk, or . R. P. A 11’.
744 Broadway, N. . s i
DOCTOR’S GIG nearly new for sale cheap.
A Ptrice 325. Enquire of CHA .T.LEONABD.
so; _
Renders the Skin soft
and smooth, alloys all
irrstation and roughness
and keeps the hands ‘
pliant at all times of the
year. For
' CHAPPED LIPS & HANDS
it has no equal. Use it
- and be convinced. For
, sale by _
i Uhle Brothers,
;. DRUGGISTS,
Norwalk, Conn.
tritium SILVER—l.
PLATES WITH PURE SILVER-
'WORN SPOONS,‘FOBKS, CASTORS,
and any article of
SILvEn PLATED WARE,
‘ ALSO,
- .LBI'BIS, Copper, and Bronze.
' ' 'Afe'w applications to PLATED WARE, no [matter
how badly worn, restores it to its original beauty,
and at a trifling cost.
FOR CLEANING STERLING SILVER WARE
It stands Unrlvnied!
As it does not scratch the surface andis constant]
depositing a coat of Pure Silver on the article cleane
It is put up in a beautiful Box,'contaiuing
- a large bottle of the SILVER and
a box of the SILVER
POWDER.
We can refer to the large number of families now
using it, as to its merits. '
Prlce One Dollar per Package
For Sale by UHLE BROS" Norwslk, and S. F. PECK
South Norwulk, Ct.
TAYLOR &. NYE, Proprietors,
is ' sTAiii'onD, CONN.
FEW squares Of Hexagon, Peach Bottom Slate
A
PLYMOUTH noel; ICEI“ é ,. 7‘ , T
i to fill all order . , _
that his ‘
the conduct, of her; .
Miss A. II. NOBTIIRUP,‘ a teacher of large“ ,
lall adapted-tow. , . . j '
the REVECITs' '-
o.‘ r v ‘. t8
, For,ihrth¢r_-wiigulars plesse'osll at 110.1% . '
‘ .ius-EBUOTION IN ‘ I ’ .
Yaoalandlnstrifime tali-
Eff j wears Block, w.“ ‘ ;.-:.:'
Musical lfidfifient! 1‘76", “I?! :' '
B 7 w .,
Blown; foot '
Is now oferingto the Public, a large “dwell selects * ' '
favors she would doliclt a ' . .
81 ,
MILLINERY a DBESSIIAIIING.‘ ,
First Brick Block south-east bfth'e railroad ‘i'
respecting any department“ the . ,
‘ . sinl'smostapé' a“!
lit according ‘0 BI! iven ,0 ,
t 5‘
,_ ;;.;'JZ:_E '
' :‘l: f
_, :EIVQII':
.- . first-Ti?» -
"Friday;
I TL“ onfegiAv%fipfi§81fi9ghureh. >1
, : z-ORIENTALCIRCUS,
.- fJIM'
4‘
, .P; f7
ES 1?
of;
Fourtee _ real
den containing
tain of flesh. Also,
FIRSTVISIT To Cbfidficm‘aru-I ’
inhuman SHIN}, , "
.A-r NORWALK, ’ L "
‘FRENCHgSoleProprietor, and Manager. ‘ ' Z " I
. ,.ett‘!'.aciivsw9
‘ ‘ ‘ ' t;eveit'od‘ered in» this country.
Selected for" their. blond, ei’ze‘ a’nd'beaug
Algiers, 53“.???" imported direct o
' ‘ SPEG
1.1:, ~ gr, , ,, . _ CLE,.,wliicli will form an un-.
papal; tifiet'displpg. ,A‘,,Splendid.Procession sur-
"pusa . _ ,lgraucur‘ and extent, any demonstra-
tions " ed“ man gerbil taste or expenditure. '
OLDEN GAR 0F ZCLEOPATRA,
W.§D.‘Story’s Cornet Band, and drawn by .
.. , ls,.two abrest, driven by native reiusmen, '
will pr‘pced the.«pageant.
pr: on Tim soivs on HAGAB,
Arabs, mounted on Dromedaries.
. smmvu auras-Lion’s ' : . -
Will .be'tlirown open, and the inmates performed in the
people’s presence, by Col. George W. Hall:- First'exhié '
13191.1. intAmericapf. the monster, elephant
Circus, at a‘cost of $20,000. The Empress is a living moun-
the smallest elephant on exhibition.
.'93‘,§9nzlz'ed'i ; 11-: ‘
‘ OOitOber ' 8th, v
Accordance with a“. spirit or;
: marked thendministration train .
“#118169, net ‘only the largest; ' V
ovel, original and instru'Ctive“
- PRIZE CAMELS. ’
nail; fugue.
in Alexandria,"
resented in the GORGEOUS-
The .
S S a '
, The Empress is,
by far‘;tbe largest
wild‘ animal ever ..
captured alive. She ,
has but recently .
been'a'dded to the
show, having ' ar-
rived in this coun-
try from Hamburg; .
June 1st,1869. The '
Empress - weighs
. 15,000 pounds and
stands 12 feet in
height She ,was
imported expressly
tor the Oriental
her traveling companion, Little Sultan.
and Gentlemen in
CAMEL.
Vans, Wa ons,Cars
of TRA ED AND
all respects equal to
will be found the
Only Monkey
A monster mandrill,
professional Equestr
ing off a. gun.
sr eciinens of
which are
The PAPIO' or Dab
oblin.
OTIC BIRDS. ‘
AND-STEEL
of the best qualitiwili be sold ches if applied
ferrous. Enquirutt BGMETTEOF VB"
is
, . The Gossamer Car,
Wafted by Fairy Steeds. Cavalcade of Crescent, b ' Ladies
BEAST CAGES painted in crimson, decorated with gold and
exquisitely ornamented. The DOUBLED HUMPED BACTBIAN
The Monkeys and Ponies, and all the retinue of .
this caravan superior, when brought in comparison with co-
temporary institutions. The performance will be found in
Independent of the collection of Lions,
Camels, Elephants, and Dromedaries,
presents some of the most remarkable
Quadrumana, among
The MANDiuLL, or Mammoth Hob
Tlfia CYNOCEPHALUS, and a well se-
lected AVIARY of rich plumaged EX-
rich Ottoman Costumes. T EWILD
and Carria es, together with the stock
DRAUGHgl‘ HORSES. Which renders
the outside display. Among the features
Circus Rider in the “World.
.which will upon horseback, execute all difficult feats .of a
lap, introduemg lie millitary manmuvers and absolutely tir-
Fourteen thoroughbred Arabs acknowle h E
journals t9 be the most clever gymnast in the wdrld, have gage?! Clinician nropean
ed, _and Will appearfor the first time in America, in their (I
which they build high pyramids with men. The Equestrian and Gymnastic De-
partments, under the direction of Mr. E. H. ROSTON, will present
RIISS LUCILLA.WA'I:S_0N, Pi'cmiel‘c Iqueslrii‘nrc, who, for the past
2 figsl'il‘sfihfid 31f] 1.?ng I.‘pglsllt‘liiig Ii: the Metropolitan Circus and
1 _ the 01m ' ' v s , .-
bition as well as merits has gained for’him 3llle g and dashing artist, “h 0 ( a If
bell'siguthel‘bfistAbfirleinagriider in America.
. - STOR Chum ion P d '
fiD- HOIfiIfNVgfiEI. 11“de Rid’er. _ p a Ridecof the World.
nssns. and OLLOWAY, Acr' l' . .
GEORGE CUTLER, Herculean Performer m ists
gagghgg'ggiflgs, igllstress of the fragile
, ampion Tumbler of the W l .
THE BLISS FAMILY—Charles H., Carlos, or d
» robats and Proficients in Poses Plas iques.
FRANK WARD, the Trick- Pad Rider.
MILLE. LOUISE, Equestrienne.
engag-
Marvc‘s in Mi Air, in
Ampithea tres
proud but deserved reputation of
and Cannon Ball Manipulator.
ere. .
George and Albert —-Mundane Ac-
{
Kl
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5 %l’/\\\\\
l; ‘
‘3, "I fl .
.__ _, .. to"
Mr. GEORuE M. CLARK
_ Willoccupy the position‘of Leading
Clown, in which he will maintain his
reputation as a chaste, original and
really good genator of fun and humor.
A_large corps of auxilliaries, riders,
'oltigeurs, acrobats, and gymnasts will
. ‘- JG presented in association with the
. Artistic Flaunt this Circus!
KAHAUS. the Monkeys with Beards, I
or Patriarchal Apes. '
uh.‘ .
WILL ALSO EXHIBIT AT
New Haven, October 6th,
Bridgeport, “ 7th,
Norwplk, “ 8th,
“ 9‘h O
Portchester,
. ,Chiliii-onrnndo‘rlo years, 95 Cents.
ment t 2 o’cIOck. Evening performance at 7:30. ' Doors'
”m-W'M‘opent‘oue hour previous.
T, PARADEBVEBT MORNING AT 10 O’GLOGK.
Wan! HOUGBLA. J. SPRINGER, Agentsand Directors.
~ Finns”-
--'r ,rmWA—w.wm~imwsi dynamo», \SJX'i C ._
i
Bros;
renoeKEnv,
ch, 0188. Inlemi all In
{an Ware, Buckingham all Yel-
luv Earthen Ware,
- WOOD, WILLOW, '
And all kinds of
IRO HOLLOW" w ARE
ENAMELED, GROUND AND PLAIN.
Manufacturers and Jobbers in
TIN, suscr’mon AND COPPER
- . METALS,
Dealersin
Heaters,Bsuges, Stoves it Furnaces
of all kinds.
Lamps and Lanterns-in great variety. Cast
Iron Sinks’andPlumbers Materials. Lift
and Force Pumps, Sheet Lead and
Lead Pipe,'l‘ile Pipe,with Traps,
. , ‘ T’s,“ Elbows, Bends, &c. . .
Dreams, Mats, Brushes,'Sad Irons, Brittania
Planished, Tin and Decorated Wares of
> .‘.2'-‘..nllkinds. ," '_
Ingersoli’s Patcnt_.Well Curbs, '
in fact all that comprisesa' well Selected and
well filled I .
KITCHEN FURNISHING STORE ANI‘
First Class Jobbing Shop
having just stacked up for the Spring Trade
Now is the. time to call.
Fire I Fire! Fire?
‘§.———=:=——: llllllil
E—Zj—E Hlll'm'“
, run mu. '
No building need be without an effectin
FIRE APPARATUS,
at a trifling cost. The above cut represents
one of
Howell’s Celebrated Fire Engine, Deep Wel
and Force Pumps,
Anti-freezing, and so easily operated that :,
child may draw water therefrom. A hos
may be attached and a fire extinguished il »
a short time. One can be seen in operatim
at the store of ‘
F. H. NASH & BROTHERS,
who are Agents for the Town of Norwali
and Vicinity. Circulars Free. Call or sent}
for one.
E. H. PARKER,
\
Agent for the sale of the '
WEED
sewing Machine
(EXCELLED BY NONE.)
Skirts and Corsets,
FANCY GOODS,
.e
NEXT TO THE BANK of NORWALK, UP STAIRS
We return thanks for the increase of patronage in
our newlocatlon.
In. 15:. Parker.
LI; . :.:~_-l...- . .m‘wr-u- '.
. \HAZELTON BROTHERS—
Melmaeong, ; '
And I Musical Instrument:
chased, or will be sold ouiustsllmoutl. .
All the disarm styles or V
Pianos, Organs
the city or of .
Special and Only Agent
FOB
JUSTLY CELEBRATED
PIANO FORTES,
, Which received the _
rinsv 'P'i‘t‘i’ze COLD MEDAL
at the exhibition of the Industry of all Nations.
it Weed’s J eWel-ry Ste: 9.
UNDER NoEwALK- HALL,
PIANOS,OBGANS, &e., Tuned am
Repaired.
NEW S'I'ORE
THE subscribers have taken the store in Quintard'
Block, recently owupied by the Post Ollice, a)»
to now prepared to serve the public with a general
ssortment of
Choice Groceries,
" Flour, Feed, Grain,
flay,- Straw, etc.
_ . which they will sell at
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
t the lowest market rates.
Every effort made to please. Patronage solicited
SELLECK BRO’S.
FOR SALE
. , ' A nice little place at North N orwalk, justfin-
lshed; rice :1 000. Also, one house, partly finished,
with a ouble i’ot; price me. Also, several splendit1
ots for 3100 each some for 850, Le. '
S. . P. CAMP, 744 Broadway, N. Y.
JAMES MITCHELL, Norwalk. tm
3 UILDING LOTS for Salim—Addres?
GRANVILLE S. PERRY, Box 116,Norwalk,
1011]]. - . 3i
PERFECTION !
The many thousands who use
LAZAEUS & MORRIS,
osnnpnarup rsmorrp '
~ Spectacles and Eye-Glasses,
pronounce them to be the most
"E’RFEOT, PLEA SA NT d- BRILLIANT GLA SSES
nvzn MANUFACTURED.
The large audi creased demand for them is a sun
gn of their superiorlt . .
All lha Science has iscovered and Art. perfecte:
. embodied in these beautiful lenses.
They strengthen and preserve the sight,
= e easy and pleasant to wear, and lost many veal
z'itllout change.
-._...
N 0 ’l‘ I C E :
MR. L. WEED, dealer in Watches and Jewelry, i
ate Agent for Norwulk, Coun., from whom only {he}
-.lu be obtained.
LAZARUS & MORRIS,
Manufacturing Opticians,
Hartford, Conn.
‘WANTED z
.73.
our TuoUSANe
NEW CUSTOMERS
‘ _AT_.
Knapp ti Dickerman‘s
BAZAAR,
Dry Goods,
Notions,
Ribbons,
Hosiery,
Carpets,
Oil Cloths,
Groceries,
Crockery,
Clitlery,
Glass Ware, -
House Furnishing Goods.
Thankful for the liberal patronage we
have received from a discriminating public
during the past year, we would still solicit
their attention to our stock of the above
"amcd goods which is now complete in
every respect. ‘
1‘70 would particularly invite attention to
our slack of choice
T E A S ,
which we are‘ofl‘ering at
VERY LOW FIGURES.
Choice Oolong, $1.00 Per Pound.
Sir. ra Fine Japan, $1.10Per Pound.
Knapp 6i. Dicker-luau,
WASHINGTON ST., SO, NORWALK.
e
’
ti
. .v
P111108; :7 ' MEANS,
Of all kinds for sale or to rent: rent applied ifpur-
Kept on hand saving buyers the trouble of going to
buying without seeing the instruments.
at i'rcsrnition
lnl
1,32,:
“'l"
gmds.
“ ,.,.~ («new . «c
A CREAT'EcoNoMIzEn oversea.
. 13, 4, "“12. ‘- ,
intensifier-initiatingm.
“PATENT-En Fm can! ”an, 1858. ' ‘
THIS Bedstead differs from an ordinary one only
in the Side Rails, which ( in this are wider and
heavier td’allow Cuts to be; made in t
mission of s Crib or a. Siogle'mdon
both sides; giving accommo alien for [our ersons.
lsillléidpccupylng only the spawn! one during
,, . .. ' "
SalesmeuiNo. ”Blocker Stree second block-West
' of Broadw‘py may. send roi- Glr‘finlll' and mum.
State and County Rights for sale. Address. 0. C.
. ‘M'e'l'wso._,)5‘ . ,,
4363‘
for the ad-
or
Taken, as ,‘ll‘l'e- -
Nos-unvarieuo mnnmns
, nu ms or
Es'rlumooiui, 31’ Union Square,
.11. W. Conan or urn Sum
_ These Pictures are dlfl'el’ont from the ordinary For
reotvpe, in that the positions are not transposed the
is. the right side is not made the left, and vice-una-
HIG‘IIL'Y IMPORTANT.
HE antigfree, _ sglfgaciiug inodorous water-Clo!
_ ct (the only-so -acr‘ng water-clasel evcrintroduc-
ed) is acknowledged by all who have examined or used
ham to be far ruperior to all others now in use; they
cannot leak freeze or became offensive. requiring '10
human aid in their operation; preventing the service
pipes freezing, and keeping perfecly clean with one-
rourth the water leaking from all other water-closets.
ALFRED'IV¥.S. Plumber and Patentee,
No. 310 4th Ave., housed and 14th Streets,N. Y
. .... -au’" .
WHITE DINNER SETS—New Limogo Shapes
15'! pieces, 825- Smaller size sets proportional-
y lesa in price. All other Goodsieqnully low.
WASHINGTON HADLLYS, Middle of Cooper In-
«lit-tile Block, Third and Fourth Aves., bet. Seventh
and Eighth Streets. ‘ , , ‘
vENTsLA'rls Your; motions:
CURE YOUR SMOKY GHIMNEYS.
UN ION YEIVI’ILATING COMPANY.
' 85’ Conamsp Smm, N. I,
G. W. CHADWICK, Treasurer.
MIDDLE OE-TIIE BLOCK.
'IOOPli’li le'l‘I'l U'I'E.‘ (Third and Fl u ill .4 venues
.bel. Seventh and his hill Ste.) “ A-‘IIING’l ON BAD
LEYS... A beiut ful Warm Goblet fol £1.50 1e1- dozen
All other Goods equally low.
Rona-nous, unouocnarnnn.
I At bis'FA lulOUS GALLERY,
363 Broadway, Corner of Franklin,
And at his Nl-JVv’ UP-TOW'N GALLERY,
I 1153 Bnomwar, NEAE 27th Smear.
'irst—class Pictures at Low Prices. Established 184.0.
MIDDLE OF THE BLOCK. '
OOPEB INST ITU'l‘iC (Third and Fourth Avenues,
ct. Seventh -nd Eighth 9:8.) WASHINGTON HAD-
(.leS. White Stone Toilet Sets, ll pieces, new and
eautiful shapes, 53.20. All other get ds equally low.
B OY N T O N ’S
union-err Aim roiiTAnLu
FURNACES
LOW AS!) ELEVATED DOUBLE-OVEN
RANGES,
:AL'rlnozu mus-PLACE llunuas, HEATING, oooma
AND Laminar ‘
STOVES.
RICHARDSON,” BOYNTON it CO.
234 Water St. N. Y‘
For Sale by L. J. CURTIS, Norwalk.
BARRETT, PALMER 6'3 HEAL,
' UNITED STATES
Dyeing a; Cleansing Establishm’t.
OrricnsE—MCSIIII’SQEDU 65 Lispcnard St., N.Y.
BEANOII Omaha—191 Grand Sn, cor. Mulberry, N
1'. ; 255 Blocker St., N. Y.; 555 Fulton Avenue, col
luiiieid Street,_Brooklyn. .
{ k 9'
. 4% are
run Variety.’ ,
.lh .
y 5%
'Uulvers'tty Plnre curl
Also.
Grafts to, Fit.
In“: a: co'vr;
.. g 1450 BROADWAY, ,"~’
. .- puss the door.
Also t: :e celebrated BALTIIIOIIE, Burmese Iii "nov-
n, szxmoonm, and'o:her ti st-cluss Flee-Pun:
. urns-i; set complete, in the city or vicinity.
Car. 42'! St.
The EREIAE”
llilUSII-Fl'usislilm
EFJaaE'a—vroozzxs ,
fine Cutlery, hirer-Plated Ware, Tea Trays, &c.,
STEEL FREE IRONS,
'lste Warmers, Coal Vere», Fenders. Foot Warmers,
‘ Ill 1
R. Milt... RA team,
(Ext-cf. Furniml'e and Cool-tin Utensils, Of every
description, at Lowest ices.
LEWIS 6:. ($031,153. 551 Broadway.
- V .1 . 1 ~—
C‘ O L I O 7‘s
_ _L.
liilx’TAL ASSOCIATION originated the use of gas
inless teeth extraction, and have given it to 4",-
: atients without one failure ul'accidcnt. ”is our
_. lity. We =.nru p till :0 pleu>ure. Come to Head
gunners, No. 19 COOPER 1N STI'I UTE, New York.
Lrenlar sent free. since
u
:so You .
WANT GAS a
Are. you waiting to see if there is a reliable Gas
lineman? Wewill furnish one for you to try—if t
suits, you can buy it afterwards. It is so perfect that
list we take all the risk. Circulars and information
at Union Gas Co., 14 Dey Street, New York. 3m38
The Great American Champaigne.
Tqusl in purity, piquancy and taste to the best brand
-f Foreign Champaigue, We particularly invite
Dealers to call and test for themselves, or will take
pleasure in sending samples of either Dry or Sweet
Wines to any urty that may desire it, by sending ud-
lress. Price .14 and 816 per case. Liberal discount
no the trade. A. P. B. STEWART & 00.,
.lmas 40 Broadway, New York.
FROST. BLACK & co,
rWholesale and Retail Manufacturers of and Dealers in
FIRST CLASS
FURNIEI URE
OF EVERY VARIETY.
‘9 BOWERY, near Canal St, NY.
STEAMBOATS, HOTELS A: PUBLIC BUILDINGS,
Furnished at short notice.
All goods purchased of our house guaranteed as
represented. 8m38
R. W. FROST. JAMES BLACK. GEO. SNYDER
1' FINE AssoRTMENT or
NAIR BRUSHES, 00.11798, MIRRORS,
TOOTH BR USHES', .e SOAPS,
For Sale by
H. M. e c. s. Prowitt.
DB. DLACKMAN’S
G- 0 Is 13 E N
E X T R A U T
o
, Ninfadable and Permanent cure for all diseases
of the Urinary Organs.
This preparation is couceeded by all who have used
it to be the leusantest remedy ever odercd and the
easiest to a minister.
it never nauseates the stomach.
it never Cadre: a feeling of weariness or headache.
it never destroys the appetite. .
it never gives Lu the blealh an unpleasant odor
as (lo the numerous rclllcdes that are prescribed for
this class of diseases; but on the contrary
{is general tome and invigoralil g properties,
lls genial influence upon the dere-ted patient,
The new life and vigor it. imparts to the system, .
Its great convenience and ease of administration
wizh the entire absence of all untoward undies ree-
lible acompanimenls from its use have gained or it
an enviable repu.ation, with the most unbounded
praise from all who have witnessed or experienced its
triumph over disease.
In cases of Gleet, Stricture, Dropsy. Gravel,
ln continence of Urine, Seminal is en kness, Gener-
of tile Genital Oi Kidney Com-
,: _“ " :.i-,l‘* tiasnoeqiml
n in .‘ .
lid for a large fblIl' p. :,c circular containing Iull
rum-con and din-c Linda
VIII-:1: $1.0m sentpospald’to any address on re-
lI rice.
l-‘yr‘ Age ii- Norwalk, Wholesale and Retail, by
EMILE 31305., Drumists, to whom all C (lei-5,0:
it‘l. ‘
i . iillijllli.i|.l~u siren] the ;.iitll'€s.ed.
- 1~1 “its.
- A. assesses. a; zillion
No. 1 unzettc Bullding.‘
r":
‘2 TOULD invite the attention of their old customers
amt the public gellemll; to their varied and ex~
cJSIYL' stock of
WATCHES, JEivELlir, SILVER WARE, FANCY
Goons, SILVER PLATED WARE, 83%.,
h was selected with great care and is not. to be
passed in Fairlleld County. in. quality or price.
nst'ant additions al'c'mude of all the latest styles of
A. JACKSON & BRO,
Perfumery,Poniades& Hair Oils
.,...
. Can be Obtained at the
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Norwalk Chronicler