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Norwalk Gazette, Tuesday, December 6, 1870 · page 4

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faint apprehonslons thotllo
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Tuesday, December 6,1870.

- - role the W
GATHERING ”EL...

[0, children! Cello out to “the orchard.
Tho opplio' liethlck oi the mos: '
' There are lpltooahsno. PippIns and crossings.
The finest tha'tovo'r worn ls'n'a‘d.

. And his“ tho polo Ink-Immor—
0,8hskospoorot thoro'o nonoozia a name:
The swa'n, of rich 'h'n'o, cabal-tinted:
And Baldwimzwith shook all onus.

For bottcr than .pooeh or bana'no,
' Ines-nouns they never will stay,
Ar'o tho apples, both golden oldoosv.
Whose h'on“ we welcome witbicy.

Yoko hosts. then, and 'fill 'an your baskets:
ThoronIo plenty for lad and for loss:

For the noietioss Frost will soon nip thou,
And thosohrighl intnnndmwillsoon psos‘.

4, We. will sit your cum to moi, .:.;_. -* 4
out... tho storm- and. vim-soot soot Teddi”?

We’ll but vaiuocnroahhrtsthe-oro.
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covered spring, which ’~'
noted In its vicinity '1'
ing qualities Quite a‘tru'mber 01 the child-
' ren in the neighborhood have been healed
4 of ulcers by Vs'iruply bathing in its pure, clea'r
Waters, and drinking also a little. .It acts
upon them like a: charm: the sorcs' soon
leave them- and" they are 'agaIIi_ “ made
I think before long It will become
a great rosort 'fnr invalids. At present the
spring lies' In t wild sequestered spot, shad.
ed with the toweflnghvmkand magnolia,
making so dense a. Ishade thot the rays of the
sun cannot penetrate; but there is one thing
that will, and thstls' the mooquito. .Thcse'
are thick enough, so that one will not be
lost'for companions; the sand dies and goats
are also troublesome. If it were not? for
these insects the country would be a delight-
ful one. To get rid of these nuisances the
invalid would not want'to. go till winter had
set in here, then their trip up the St. John
would be all that could be desired, and their
stay at the spring would be to tic-on a pleas-
ure as well as a benefit. Th' ring was
discovered oI few weeks ago 1). physician
rash“ near. there, . "who, had a child
completely covered with sores. After every-
thing lying within his power had filled to
cure his child he was induced by some-
thing, he knew not what, to' bathe his child
in this spring; to his great surprise the third
bathing the sores upon him ;were healed.
This circumstance was told 4 me not'only by
the gentlemanhimself, but by1 the peopleof
the neighborhood, who will substantiate the
truth of the Istatemeut. This same gentle-
man haris'ince healed another one of his
children and relieved hint. of these sores by
simply bathing“ '

If the water from this spi-ing will act so
charmingly upon sores or ulcers, why will it
not benefit those that have in any way dia~
eased lungs! if it will cure the exterior ulo
cor, ihy flint not the interior? The spring
thus for, although its discovery' In so recent.

has healed; sensed of people withinofew -'

Weeks, no.5: {not is more than the quack med-
icin es have done in their long years of exist-
ence. The water or thisip'rin’g-is warm like
all- other springs that I saw in Florida,
whichjs- one great. objection; are long this
’ spring, perhaps, will rival the famed Green
Cove «Springs, which is familiar to every
traveler who" has' sailed up the St. 'John s
river. Janna B. Carts, th.

Norwalk,Nov.-SB,~18I70'.‘I
'-'-—--—__-—-'__':

Whore the street Bolloono are node.

 

The most picturesque ofcity peddlers are ,

the balloon men, and the most gipsydikc of
the tribe is an 'old' Frenchmen who haunts
Broadway near Union Square, and whose
English vocabulary only includes, “ Want
one P” “ Fifleen cent 1” -“ No understand.”
He has a lean and wrinkled visage, gray
eyes, a bristly tuft of beard upon his chin,
and small silver rings in. his ears. His at-
tire' Is a fine linen shirt and a pair of brown
trowsers, held in place by a stout red cord
twisted thrice around hid'waist .and ending
in a heavy tassel.
strapped a black leather bag. full of myste-
rious odds and 'onds.‘ In slouched hat and
loose shoes he shuttles along at a measured
pace, with a steep In his shoulders and a
whistle in his mouth. a brown stick grasped
in his right hand, 'and a bunch of stout
threads tightly held in his left. These
threads are all tied .to one end of the stick,

' and to each isfustened- a round. red toy bal~
Icon, five or six inches in diameter. These
float In a huge cluster like a. colossal bunch
of scarlet grapes or a fio'ck of- rosy soap-bub-
bles, much to the delight of children, and
somewhat to the curiosity of théir olden.
Haifa dozen odd little .Iobrivelled reddish-
brown pouches are attached to old Pierre’s

- stick, and his whistle Is simplya metalic
mouth-piece, with which he: blows up. one
of these pouchestill It becomes a balloon,
full of common air, that speedily escapes
again with a small shriek, as ifsggrieved at
being forced into Vsuch uncomfortable quor-
ters.

Fully half the toy-balloons 'sold in New.
York are made in Sullivan otreci, in o din-
gy little second-story trout room, about
twelve feet square. _ This contains a bed,‘ a
table, a stove, and all the smaller pora‘pher-
nalia of a humble household, In oddition to
the simple apparatus of balloon' manufac-
ture. - The maker is a Frenchman. with a
dart» moustache and a jolly .wife. whose fit-
vorite expletive is “ Good gloryl" _ ' -'

“ Make ballots; seventeen year In Paris,
tree year in New York, " says Francois.

“ Make two, tree hundred a day, sometime 4.

four hundred."

He chews a red wooden chest full of the,
little rubber pouches.

° “ Come from Paris, blow him up, you
see. " ’ ,4 - .

And he take“ pair oi; bellows4 and in-"4
notes the limp fond dingy little sack into a'
glossy scarlet sphere, ties the mouth with a;
cotton thread, and lets it go.; (gt.

“ Fall on the ground, you, see. I'lIust put.
gas in him.”

Water, onlpbusic held, sud strips of sine
are the materials used to' make this gas. The
balloons. a'r'o: 'auoa one nth time, along
thread is wound r‘otin'd i'tlle'mouth of each
And securely fastened, and then they are
anchored to the table with a tumbler, tied
to the back. armchair, or are allowed to' rise
and bump t.h.elnsel_vIe's along the fceililrg.
Three score of these ruby globes, all float-
ing grac'elbll‘y in the- itir, load a‘ rose-colored
and picturesque charm even to this forlorn
little room and its shabby inmates. A
thin coat 6fliquid lsinglass is applied with
a brush, to keep the gas Atom slowly escap-

lag, and when this dried the balloons are
reodyfortheotreet-I. VI. idler-as, “Scab-'-
nor'sflr: WV . _

A western Editor gives old maids the fol»
lowlng tilt of can“ '
Naomi. ‘. tor of och, woo m
vcol'o .‘old dough ”£1,100. Cour-(r.

305.com woos ovoooI so. our.

, “uncommon or, late.

. 'An? tome g'ondcr' e'smII that way. "
And took horror hlounoto'.’ . ~

We continually hear ‘of the phrase “man
and wife." If the woman becomes a wife
by marriage,- why does not the: man become
a husband 1

' James Freemon Clarke, in Old and New,
says, “A politician Is a man who thinks of
the next election; while” a statesman thinks
of the next gener'ation." '

A census taker in a rural district in His-

 

 
 

last three years to a happy coup]. named
Woodbine. Tbuo’ Is- at last found Kr Fisk’s
fagerite place “where the Woodbine mm
c .

When a steady, wall-behaved young man
mp, and bid-

iIfh'on

Over his shoulder Is .

 

 

 

 

Boot and Shoe Store,

No. as moral- sTnIIIIT,

600D militiamen

AT THE

mwssr POSSIBLE sores,

constantly on hand. Give no a call.

Nash. ch Yves."

» Norwslk,.lulyl, 1870.

A Public Exhibit/ion

OF THE

P. P. STEWART HHIIPIHG GRITE

coo]: Stove

was had Friday, July 1st, 1810, on tho sldo-wolk In
ftlio store of

E. K. LOOKWOOD,
NOBWALK, CONN"
witnessed by hundreds of persons the following toot:

 

. BA‘UDOKE X ABARREL 0F FLOUR INTO BREAD,

D” A BUSHEL 08F POTATOES,
ROASTED 50 POUND OF BEEF,
BOILED XA ABEL. OF WATER,

All of which was done tail 0 satisfaction 'o'f the spec»
Coal.” less

tutors with I'll end 0 ”TIM Coal. or
W offhe sired Itcdof
This Steve is for sale by E, I. “,3"...-

 

VEDWA‘RD P. WEED
Drufl 81513‘ »
Wall Street, opp. N orwalk Hall
Alorgo and wolloeloctod stock of . .
Drugs and Medicines

PrnPUIlIIIIY, PATIINT NEDICINES, all
loan IIINIlnAI. warns; Torr. are nd
IEDTCATED sons. 18
IIANlIxuncnIuP arr-IRA
nnusnns corms sroncss, anIlors
sums STATION all , craAlI’s, ac ac.
to constantly adding to his stock all the no
ulor modiclnesof the doy.

Hg.- Ml‘i‘?‘ C. s. PRowr-TT,

Dealers in

PIIIIE 00008 MID MEDICINES,
' STATIONERY, FANCY GOODS, .

PEIFNIEIT, PAT-T mlflllu. 0.0., 8.0., .
Corner Rain and Wall NOBWALLICT,
Physician" Prescriptions carefully compounded.

SODA WATER WITIII CHOICE SYRUPS.

Polo Wines and Liquors for. modicin'al purposes
ccnstantlyon bond. _

t

vi'ond poIp-

 

 

mums} “4min. ' ‘

P1800!“ wishing to “snags their milk 0ftho
“AYRESRIRR DAT FARE," condo so by
leaving their orders at. Frank load £100's. The

milk willbs served punctnolly every: morning. at

 

slant Attnilrlt pretest.
Township Mulls

STATE or. mucus,
IIAVINa most 10 To to Issue To RUN.

Monument-eon yofhsrdobt, and tthon-
stitntlon of the State pr. nvldos that “No township
shall be allowed to. become indebted to an amount
nosed-fly 5 per centum on the value of the taxable
property therein.”

Everfipossible safeguard has been thrown around
these ends. Their validity is recognised by the
Coaolotitutloufof {be State. f yin- Pin 1 l d

etaxes or spur-posse pa 0 c aan
Interest of the Bonds are levied and co cctetiJ by the
State. and paid by the Treasurer of the Slate. '
We believe those Bonds lobe a perfectly safe and
very desirable Investment. e ofier than: otth
low price ores and accrued Interest for the e per
cont. Bonds, and” and accrued Interest for the 10
per cent. Bonds.
All marketable securities received in exchange at
their full value. Bonds sent by express free of
drugs. Sand for circular.

PARKER Q LAWRENCE,
BIANKEKS, '.
N0. 1, WALL STREET, NEW YORK.

THE BEST “OUT-T". KNOW".
‘ TWENTY-FIVE YIIAIIs use has demonstrated that
wonnrsms Inn's-nouns

Pelt, Cement and Gravel Roofing

is the best roofing in use. It will not corrode, will
3 not crack, and will not leak. All who have given it a
,‘foir trial testify that it has no on
oerlber refers to the hundreds n this County who
, have had this roofing put on. Orders left at the ofilce
‘cf locker Brothers, coal dealers, foot of hill] Bill,
will receive prompt attention.

35 RUFUS ADAYS.

 

 

BULLETIN

N o. 13.

lull. tlltlllllt

 

'oud adjoining towns toour Immense otock Iof

DRY GOODS

A

tale lpnrchaooro of above

 

We have this day opened

0 . .
2500 Yul-dc PRINTS at .

8 egg' ..D A. li'ahneotock’sg'l erm’ o be articu-
_ .. . _ ' lat-cam mlto see that; the fniuolsparo n.
T 3000 u n u 10 u .4. his Isthc article that has been so
.. best “ .. 12%“ Favorably Known Since. 1829',-
2000 . And purchasers must Insist on having it
it‘thc do not wish to have an imitation

Afulllineof
unmoms, ,
EMPRESS OIL OTHS,

EREHBH IHII IRISH POPIIHS.

. .. .A-seodmortuoator
.Vlfiawlns,
; Blankets; 1' '
GIOve. & Boundary-

. CARPETSI

88;.

I-O'IL OLOTK'S,
WINDOW: SHADES, I
PAPER VEANGINGS, M3.

Our stock of
.GermcEizIEs
, IIV A NO. I, as regards.

QUANTITY, QUALITY, deTBIOT-i.

;jB‘oio iu'ol roceivodj

loll Paciages oi HEW TEAS

”Hillel: we call particular attention. especiallyto our.
' Oolcng'itt :1: 901,0? d" .. ,.
ropoo at 431 on per Pound

A complete assortment of

1 HOUSE FHBNISHIHH GOODS,

. Crockery, Cutlery,
ones a woooesl wane,

always on hand. Cal! and examine.
KNAPP Q DICKERMAN,
' WASHINGTON STREET,
. CITY OFV SOU’I'K NOBWAVLK.

 

. l cinema caucus.

FOE SALRPA Grocers Horse and Wage gen, .

Sleigh. lioness, Ganglia-Ibex. For sale cheap.

NGS ob ARNOLD.

 

there maybe

huboontsking

“Poor Corb bisbnRobscrow

WORK HORSES.
III! or four
at tho )1on

 

' :1 Now Conasn,AugV,8.1

' Largest, Bosjood

' AGRICULTURE, noII'TIc'u

rior, and the sub-

would ”apex Invite the attention of the people

“2" marine Ksrlossus LAMP.
i::..':::.°.t:‘.°'.-... on. gentler! solstice
VC’ity 'of south Norwalk 11.31138; :ngldloTz’oti‘Elelsfi'lvclf-Thc ll ht is better

(is-300313311354

feeling confident that we can odor great Inducemonto

10 Cases hormones, all makes,

4"l..8.'t

- mail, In cloth Si. 25: paper covers 81.

l”gentlest;forsalsoll“It,J wow-sped localitywillfir'lditi'cth‘

' .,_ Notice .
INTERIM! will be allowed boroaft'e'r c‘n 'alltlopcoi'ts

made with the New Canaan Savingsnank.t coon:-
lanes on the first cry of the month next s'uccdoding
the deposit. .00“, Treasurer.”

 

MISS M. M. SMITH,

SINGING trio in according to BassInl’i mosta'p-
roved mot Particular attention given to
the evelopnIIentand cultivation of tho volcao‘
course of instruction will be I allyadapted tooled:
of lag If desired. Addro 1.0" South Nor-
wa k, or coil or the Old lIWolVlllotc fl

Peck’s Soda Fountain

Root. Beer,

Is Just as recommended; a delightful, coolin and
healthy beverage. Only five centsa alasmg ’t
failto try It. 'Opposlto Railroad depot, o. Norwalko‘ ~

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Tron libert- Porno

AND “I

neon; mnncns’snn'rs.

 

 

This Qnarter's 18 Nan-born SENT FBI]! to
all subscribers. before Dec. 15,0810, for
next year’s Fifty-Two Numbers of

HOURE’S‘RURALHEWYURKER

TR] ’GRIAT lacuna-run

RURAL AND FAMILY WEEKLY,-

FOR TOWN AND COUNTRY.

" Tun Runs, now In 21st year, is not only the

cunt
t'onal in I sChar'nctor' Ably Edited, Superbly 101T“:
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here. and is the LARGEST ILLUSTRATED
S’OURNAL on the Continent—ouch number contaln- .
lug SIx-rn'alt FIvn~CoLunn Paces (double the also ‘»
of most papers of its class.) It is the paper for the
East. West, North and South.

Indeed, Moon's RuaAr.

 

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in Clubs of'l‘on. This Quarter’s 13 Numbers sent
PRES. as offered above.“I Our Club ludnccments
for 1811 are I'm Specimens, Premium
Lists, the}. aunt 5:5“. to ill forming .,Clubo -—ond we
want a live Club Agent in every Town. Addrcos

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THE HEW YORK METHODIST

IAN BIGHZ’APAOE 78m

New In Its Eleventh Year, publishes Set-In'on'o, a Se-
rial Story for the Family, a new Children's Star 0.?
every week, Chats with the. Little Folks, Editor! .
by the best Methodist wrltors and others, Fcr'ergu
and Domestic Correspondence, full Departments of
Religious and Secular Intelligence. .50 o
veor Liberal pi-eininms or cash commission‘s“
canvassers. 'Subscrlptlcns commence at any time.
For specimen, enclose a two cent stamp to repay
pootagofi lyiddrcss Till! METHODIST, 114 assau
S'tlcet, . .

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contains a CHRISTMAS. STORY. SPLENDID
PLAYS, MAGIC SPORTS, in; 48 pages, illustra-
ted. Sent FREE on receipt of one stamp for post-
age. Address AI‘II I, I." Publlohoro Boston.

I ‘I' to all Yearly Subscribers to .
A. ATYLETON’SIIW UBNAL. published weekly.
- Two months’ Subscription Gn'A-I-Is. The months of
November and December. 1810. given gratis to all
subscribers remitting 04 for the year 1811.-
Any one desirous of making a, trial of, the down.
:o'sco whether they. like it. can have It for TWO

MONTHS.

 

 

S on remitting u’s FIFTY CENT
Prcrunnscun AXEBIOA, consisting of splendidly
executed views of American Scone? commenced In
November. D. APPLII‘ONI lb 00 ublisheI-s, N. Y.

ill E. If?! llfL'. Nearly read for

Gig—chi incEt ten, the BI‘oonAPllr of Geri. Rybto

Lee, by dons EsrsN Coons, author of "Life

of Stonewall'Jackson, ’-' “ Wearing the are, " etc.

l..vol 8vo'., 500 panes; Irons-runs». To 'Ie sold
subscription. AGENTS SWANTED. .

IT. __Applotors Q 00 , Publishers, New York

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A W IDEQAWAK'B Boy or Girl.- or Older Person,
wanted in every mom to canvass for one of the
Mndsomest, cheapest and boot Youth’s P'spers‘ ever
published. and needed. to every family. Large pay In

cash. Write '0” free confines and particulars to ,

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[HIKING FHH SWIG-NH.

~,Explsined' by lPru'ctlcnl lieu.

'Wonn. 'conta‘rn “gages. thiee Prize
Essays, Illustrate wit various kinds of
Steamers, Iarm Ballet-s, ace" als'o‘ ctherin-
furln'a‘tioI'I invaluable to Stock Growers.

- I: paid for 20 cents. :
R". S'Prtlnp‘dsle,'lin lines Bethany, N. Y.

'RAVELE

LIFE AND ACCIDENT INSURANCE
COMPANY, of Hartford, Conn;- Cosh
Assets,“ 500000. Grants LIIE' and
nnnownshn'r Policies of all room.
' ved ferms'. Amplo -secu'rlty, low rates.
Also insures against ACCIDENTS
cousin death or total disability. Poli-
cies wr ttenb the year or month. Has
z’ald 8700 per y for six years in benefits
policy-holders.

Ii'0lE5, II HI. IA! IIESI. ,. . .
How To It: On-rmnn son Five 11an I Pun-
rAI-Iosre. FAuIIs, VILLA Suns AND owN Lora, at Tun
Gnu-r anrnms LAND Sun, Aiken, S. C. The “Sar-
s of the South. ” 46 hours from N. Y. The most
del ghtful climate In the world. Flee fromt tmeE-ig-
ors of Northern winters, exemptfi' cm Throat
cs. Vineyards .and orchardsln full bear-In. For do-
scriptive pamphlet address, wrtli stamp, .C. DER-
BY, Augusta, Ga.

WINTER

EMPLOYMENT

PERKINS Q- ROUSR’S PATENT

NONo EXPLOSIVE

 

 

 

 

 

 

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than is produc by any other lam Clark,

Pres't Massachusetts Agricultural allege.

"It is perfectly non-cxp‘oslve, gives a better light
and to more eccnovnt'eal than any other lam in use.”
5 'an'o. W._ Wells, MSttpb-lntmdent of, Pub , ,, Schools,
, “or. n‘ pulling den’tlis' o'n'd tires from glao's‘4
, lamps exp oding and breakiugcreote a great demand
for this lamp. 1t PAYS to sell it. Sold by
Convnsscrn; A cuss wanted Every-
‘whcre. Send §forc reular and terms to Morat-

genres-y Q CoquerelIand. Ohlo’ 4! Barclay St.,

 
 

 

mom. '

Should occasit'm rent on to purchase

 
 
 
 
 

force upon them.

[CHABDSOIII’S FRICTION HORSE
Scombine‘hchospness, durability,

power pllcity, portability and strength; are suc-
* ccssfuily used for sowing wood, churning cutting
feed, threshing, ,ruuning circular saws, lathe, cider
mill, the. We ght‘ of l-horsc power, 500 lbs, 2-borsc
power, about 800 lbs. Althou h very li ht. every
part Is sufiiciently strong, on the sp chotlon of
friction renders them- less liable to bro and more-
durable than any of the heuvIe'r Rowers Frice of 1-
horse power. P man a; Band 'hcel 855: 2-horse
do.. 220. A liberal discount made on first machine
sold In each town for introduction. Good commie-
slou given to an Agentin each town in New England
Send for Illustrate circular with price list, terms to
cntsI,0c.: P..B . IIAS ON,IIan’rnnd VGcVIIoVralAVgt.
onI'atown, 'hl'oos.

 

:I'
.,

2 5 I‘m hub!" _.—Y'ouIIg lien 'wantod as
coal and trove ug salesmen. Address, with
summit. E. WALKER. as Park Row, N. Y.

CHERRY PECI‘ORAL TBOCHES
Are Nobody-,1. to all otherafor Coughs. Asthml,
Bron lal s'udL nag om cultici, oreex gly l-
stable, have none 0 that nauseating horrible Cu b
taste, are very soothing and act like a charm, Minis-
ters, Slugers. and Pub Ic Speakers will find they are
« especially ad lvoted to the voice: also
_ BUSH 9S (F. Y.) COD LIVE]! 01].,

for Consumption and Scrofuls: fresh and pure; muss
glimmer»: use no other. Sold by Drugglsts gen-

' '.. hill Hilfill'lwdflfl

standard remedy for (laughs Col do. Con.
sumptlon. 2N mm.” Canon has. A:
Boston. '
PSYCHOMANCYo—Any lady or gentleman
can mako 8100 a month, secure their own hop I-
ness and Inde see, by obtainin PSYCHOMA
CY. FASC AT ON, or SOUL C ARMING. 400
pages; cloth. Full linstruetions. to use this power

 

over men or on at will. how' to‘ Mos'Ineri'ao. be-
come Trance rttin Mediums Divination. Spir-
itusllsm, Alchemy, Phi osnpby of Omens ondDreoIns,

Brigb :im Young’s Harem, Guide to Marriage. do"
' all contained in this Book,100,000 sold; price by
Norma—Any
Iperson willing to, act as agent will receive a sample
I 'eopy of the work/rec. As no capital to required, all
desirous of genteel employment should send- for the
book, cactusing 10 cents for colon, to T. W. EVANS
0: CO'., 41 South 0th street, hiladelpbia.

ARTONE’S mTION, roo- Internal and
External Pains, IVs purely vegetable. For
sale by all druggists.

 

 

Fall ob Winter

MILLINERY atolls

Tho'subscrlber has lost rocoIvod a choice selection of
. Ears, :B omens;

Feathers, Flowers, ielvets,
R [BBONS,- LAC-ES, ‘ doc.

All those in want of good goods, at low prices, will
find it to their Interest to call and examine my stock
before purchasing clsewhrre. No trouble to show
E! oods. Ilaviug secured the services of a firstaclass

illiner, am prepsr'ed to do all kinds of work at short-
:nottce. and III the latest and most fashionable styles.
With strict attention and a desire toplense‘ sll,wc hope
to share the patronage of the public.

PIIIVIIE AIS All. [ISIS 0f HAOIIIIE SEMI!

will he done at. short notice.

D. DAYTON.

ELY'S BLOCK, MAIN STREET. I
BF. subscriber will sell his Stock and Fixtures in
the Store occupied by him. No." 4E LYss
BLOCK, llln'llo liic'c :08 out Walk.1
The Store is titted up In go otyle out". all thecon-g '
venle'ncas. for carrying on the- MIT Illncrym and Dress-
making Business. Any one wioh.lngo

 

 

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teacher cremains. l'I'Id filo Pio'no' I'llo'I-so -."' " ‘

Cheap but by for the Largest- .
“fibula the World!

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“rllln.r‘rlvomrr*"
Andall win) have tried them pronounce
' the'mflghtly. named. =1 Please" give them" *
atrial. Satisfaction guaranteed,

‘E, H. PARKER,

Agent for the sale of the 4

Weed Sewing Machcnc

 

' Also, for

E. 311113310X & CO’S
Celebrated

Patterns i ‘ of Garments
FOR

Both Sexes.‘

Isnufaeturer of

" AN'I‘) mm 1N

Dress Trimmings and Buttons,

Ladies Furnishing Goods,

LACES, EMBROIDERIIESV, &C. .

, 21 Main: Street

.50

 

Goods Cheaper'than ever before.
THE PUBLIC WANTS SUPPLIED

-—AND—

'BUILDEEEB

ANDAHOTRERfi»;

Have a full assumes” ' t at

4 C U T L E R Y t
BUILDER’S RARDWABE,

Agriculttlral implon'vor'lto,

0f every description. ”£030! “50‘ NAB-0'.
PAINTS, one, AND elites, '
And a superior artidlo of DOOR LOCKS.

9.9-- _*

window Shades,

STAIR RODS

HIE-BOARD PRINTS,

 

WINDOW CORNICEC.

Picture Cord and Touch,
icon Aloe.

211.:-

HOUSE AND start PAINTINeirmm

HANGING, so, AT
Kellogg ‘Bro-u
.Icmmditmm rose.

 

AonNT’s Too T'n‘n -

Philllpo'burg .lrong, Sinks...

Cheaper and better than wood. VAgood assort-

hoist sonst'an'tl'y 00 hold." Plumbers andDoaiors

 

 

"WY!” oupphodottholewoot houafootnloro potato

"P

-.tha'trctoiloool for 0.
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how “Them
In Winter.
' Farmers.

Ladies orbit-.noyo'slid Little cobalt; of

‘ ' consumes;

SOMETHING ' NEW!

4 The Good'l‘in'Ic Already Comets".

"Kellogg 288871108.

noit' oidogof Into Street, ot o... Moots .nd.

mbWAfim, 4 .

#3098080“. . _ ,tmtlw°'¥fiem~, 7-925 ‘:

 

iitltandlilsciliatnut routine. . "

“LADIES 0P

 

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simlrenl and'willsodtllo '
o' po o'dy n t.NJ’8

HRS. I. C. LRGGLTT, Jersey

 

 

 
 

com i liberal s
Fir. no, .£.?iout.. oil’-

mom oneness cums.

 

examine, ol- samples sent (posts 3.”. paid for 50 cents
Chatb'am Square, N. Y.

 

fruits TO BOOK reams;

"We will send ahauds ome rospoctus of‘c slur
belecontol’hIogoverfoofino Scrip-

 

 
 
 

4 tore Illustrations to on book at free of chat-go.
s. NArIoNAI. Pvn’usnlno 3150;, Pa. 404wI

 

mfiamfiim

.100 PER MONTH

Sent name and sddroso to 21301.28
Y. Brannon, non. .

honors vaNTnn hon

PHEE LOVE.
ITS VOTAHIES

Dr. John 3. Ellis. LargoSalooi Immonsom

politicos revelations and start disclosnru-
The whole subject laid boro arid Itsh eousnees ox-
poscd to universal execution. Wanton In an III-
rsonsss on CIvIaIaA'rIoII Courtroom aan Puoalc
MOIALITY. Send for circulars Vond terms. U, 8.
Publishing C0,, New York.

MQNET

TIVE'MENWONANDME

a.“ wee go'rfotta in ”NET?" andlit-
orsry II no
uiiihtm wens “Tomi.

VKoviug In its cor s of lldltcrs and Contributors tho
ablest talent of t e land. A new and chorustn seri—
al stor by the world-famous outhorcss of “ noun
Yen’s ‘asln."iust begun, . Every subscriber torso-n
rocotvosth ”up: perm Meiosis. also new yo!
no people's vorito. Mons-Aldo WAIIKRGIOlileIII
worth 2b..“ This tools and nucunollod combination to
roam wild-firs. Li v'o A uts must act quick or
lose a rare chance. All are oinf well may making
flour 810 to.” a day. There s poslllvoly nothing
thlat will pay so wolf. haste“ gt in“?! tern: E".-
can co 0 paper,eha ero sory nan, o ,
STEAK I School stroo Boston. 490w

 

'l;'fib

Booku'f‘l‘lo

avail
uneven
ASIA

 

 

 

 

 

 

Something urgently needed by“ everybody. Call and '
.PAIII II, OIL...‘IKDOW GLASS, QCo,

,and
T rocks; a... rlrn.'4 and mention, of all kinds.
10,000 copies will be mailed has“; , BARNES, rim. mortise. o'll kindo ’ .
. : snails. sum Plated. Porcelain. and illnonl,
rang: out, poo-too: wrought one horns. '

amour. Tonto and Pocket, o lsrgo- assortment.

Y QUICKLY NADE'

WANTED—AGENTS—i'o loll cornow W

 

 

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*0

tall at lowest. Now

GUNAVdouble' old-

splondIdsI-tl
Grass.A Points,

 
 
 
 
 

 

 

mom AND ovens,

AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS

AT. LOWEST VCASVE PRICES:

The subscriber has now In Steroau‘d is constantly

York prices.

sinnloborrola'

Prams. Revolvers-and Iinglo’borrels.

thereunder-us. full issortrooutcfsisco normal.
CARRIAGE armor. Axles. bclil. clips, to.
“mums... mmmo, thll mutant:

 

"fi'AUGll‘S: Rhw Bone so,» r-Phgfihoto of 1.1453:-

or'wi

culct'I.I’rawT‘flI mprenIVents Iron 0;

*Ir',0IcI'

V SOUTH NORW ALK

Vnardwaro Emporium,
(thickener-7s Block,
WASHINGTON STREET.

: ' Justnc'ross tho“ the Old Well Kohl.
Ravin bought, since the decllno of gold. a 1011 “-l

*' g vylll;oopk

 

 

she rsnoanvvof, show this,
Botweonllth Ionian Sta,_lonuibotn'rsr,_ Apollo: In
Gala; JeWel‘ry,
mom, ans, EAI instant». silos. aim!
serials. Silos. wrestle atlas, u.
IoTEIIILING auburn WARE

For Wedding and Holiday Piesents.
All Goods New at Wholesale Prices.

Jo “Esau muErYWdoaseale and Retail Dealer

in Lodies’hiisscs andc
Sui Cloaks, Wrappers. mUndfirgaI-monts, ,

rso B to. ;
ALI. FIRST-CSLAISU'SCEWTNOM MACHINES -
£10030 work at home.
Cash Purchssors.

 

receiving direct0 from one manufhcturnrno full assort- 8°m on Installments. P3
"m“: ma“°'h‘“°'4' "ma ‘° mlow'fififii‘ifio.“ Stree N Y
thlsrnar ct, whtehwillhosoldoltherwhoiosalccrro- SIGN ONTEE'GOLDEN 8 RT .

 

MI ENTIRE HEW STUCK

nttllllfiuunt

81 Fourth} Ava, "N." Y';

FIRST BLOCK ABOVE STEWART‘S,

new “delegant designs. Dtnln Room Furniture.
I confirm minions!“ ables',‘wttho
. varietyc (Upholstered andConoDinin Chairs.

 

 

 

 

 

Dress.

AT mm: LOW Porous. .

4 4 1300th at the Recent Perempo'

tory Auction Soles.

ottoman r BESS coups
50' cents. former ”Prices
from 25 cents upw

w

; PLAID l 1.111":de .
' salmontll .AL'L \voon POPLIIN, so cents, worth:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

OF NEW YORK

 

made in an evening. A liberal cash com-

misidon is- allowed. ;Send Stain for
Specimens and Prise Ciro ular.A
W46 MI“ I. Etll0'l‘l’. 008100.

Itvt tours mails mWOMEN

IISIEIALIIFE IITIIEGIEAT CITY.

 

MERCHANT TAILOR,

Is new opening to the public an entirely; New Stock

Having opened a branch st'o'rc expressly for tho salo .

.nt all times on hand Parlor Furniture of 'W J

8"“Gocils l—

fig’oodm and hoIavy,l0toi

CONVEYANCES.

 

 

 

m x... mm-
lc‘to.’ .. Sunnns' Amonnnnr.1m
Inductor-sou.

50 “Al. N. Y. Holidays balm! he. 1:0 A. n

T To 8* Now'lr‘ Io'nu' . or " '
_ or x. u

5' cs " N0 0Trsiu. 5;: u,
a so “ New Haven. 9 04 u
. p u " New York. ‘ o no “

s as " New Haven lx.’ s 45 "-
1o 05 “ No'l'roiu. 10 u u
:0 so “ New York Ex. 11 or “

ii 80' " Ito Train, , n u u
10 15 RH. No Train. 12 “El.
Isss “ N..Y Accom. 110 ..

» t .10 “ New Haven. 1 hi “

i 41 “ New ll'sven Ex. I 00 '-

s 00 “ No Train. no u

8.80. “ No Train. no u
; s as “ New York ltx. 5 so “

s 25 " New-York. s 50 u

, 050 “ NoTroIn. - 620 “

o is '“ New Haven Ix. . 4‘89 “

4 50 -“ NoTraIn. - 5 as t‘

a lo " New York Ex. . 5 40 "

5 80 “ New Haven. s 50 “

551 “ N.Y.&N.ll. sac “

O 20 " No c.Trotn 5'45 “

. oos " 1(on 111 u.

‘f If " New Devon. 7 40 I"

'f 00 " o Troi sin. g cg u

8 05 “ No Train. on u

S” “ NONI. 3‘“ os

S 50 “ No. Train. . IT as

’11 “ N.Y.IN EUR! .9” so
. 9 8! “ n. Io 00 so

1010 “ Saturday only. . 10 as ..

, _ , EDWIN LOCKWOOD, Pres.
GREENS CITY EXPRESS,
- Successor to A. B. ALLEN.
KB ungndersi ed havin purchased thee
T tereotofLB.AIlen Kathe Cit muting:
nose, wouldlnforlnth opubl "Wick l loft up-
onthe Slotcoln tbeN once, or at Goa.
. aennIIIgs' News Dope will be promptly attonded

ago taken so on: from ollthc trains .
INTER, and D. t N. R. K. and the Slocum.

 

.. . He isslsopropnred to do allklndsoleght'ondnea
'f‘”; ":**. ** ********** e1“. .::.::::.****:*:t*.z.°8* .58-~*::.."‘-‘*:3 cm**a8-=8I:.*§Ia-m ”THEE“?
. nmnrcws . = houses mom throughout with solo... Cornlccs, :33: “'9' “m" “via? m“?
o'ndLoinbrequi n‘s.. .

National [lay Cutter . To Tris mm, DAILY __x'..:4rN;ra.

= . spin it allow any- interestsdpartytc' humbu
onnrmne ent'irolv , ton .

s, ... .** 53¢.rgmgwgem $615.3“‘..“‘.‘I"n..“‘°‘.;i°.%‘tt.‘;‘.il.’:"....°’“it? m moon? mom...
butlittlon It. Collondsootholn. For
solo by WILD.“ AVgcu Vbr'Ncrwalk'sndsd-
. PM lBH 0L1] UHHS'I'IBLE Ct,

 

;--s

Oily of Ncrvvalk and P4. 1". Brady

will run one from each end of tho rcuto every oven-
in .stopplng‘ at. South Norwslk to roeeivoand leave
:1;ng ht. Produce sold without ehargofor commis-
.FBEIGBT AT OLD PACKET BATES.

"TI persons are forbid true on oftho loyoss
of e'ltbzr of the above boats win of imwnord

 

 

 

 

 

 

. A GREAT OFFER.
Horace Waters, 481 Broadway. N. .,

will dispose of ONE HUNDRED PIANOS, MELO-
DEONS, and ORGAN S, of six first-class makers, at_
axrasnxav now Porous, non casts, nuaIso ml no

or will take from 85 to 025 monthl,

 

"I.
until paid, the '

 

Weddings and Funerals attended for 80 each cor-

:r
A few good horses for sale'.

. - I" An Omnibus will run between South Norwalk
and Baton Point, daily, as follows s-l’cove Old Wall

Hotel at 9 o'clock a. m. and! o' clock Tolgck Leave
VRozon Point at 11 o’clock affirm andzo 5 col 'LD.

 

SOUTH NOBWA LK

 

. .Wonderful developments omon the aristocracy. of plum“. “In t l t d t- urch d.
If rriedW c o e., on reu mono ass
I ‘35:, kégegeneél 33‘3" 15:! fills“ hr: .écetgsfiig a: :53! RV d 'd 01th ChickeringsPionos-arcincla n than c ‘ofier.V LI,‘VERY STABLES.
o o 0.' areas , ea “V e' ‘ .
, , .. ' 3’ M 0 ”‘9": Union Marble Works, gswbgufitrgvmgf 3.5%:
. - - ; e
" ' * GE NG' UP CLUBS" For Men Youth and Children ‘41“)an CONN - ;pbestofllors’es ansgarrla gamubleevr single. with
GREAT some to columns. .. ~' = * ' *- .............................,..... :i:t‘i‘:.lt.‘:‘l:.*:..:‘ttl".i::’.:{:ttt‘ we:
Portico enquire how to getub clubs. Our‘ answer PM “fem“ W“ ‘° Italmn and Alllél'iodll Marble ' ' equipment“ this Stable!- non excelled hr min
1|. findit'gr ul'l'cdeilmi and a club form will accomps- 'G l, D RA 3 084 830W STONE. ’ gbgoétg‘tbn.8.lfitc. .Goodm vehiclos. gentle horsos,
gunners. and SHEETS? 1353.532.“ ‘° (Pu-tom Trade- ' ;. M o N U '31 E N? .1. s' * s. a. normal, 153nm! so. South Romn-
The [Tr-Bat VAmencan Team on A sopdllno of Pelee Goods cons-ntly on bond sult- E131 6 Railway

BI and 38 YESEY 51%,

 

GREAT FORTUNES,

N Aron Krowh'l'nx‘v anngin m ,l'" Til M5225,
ow res on K0 30 Ill
beautifully bouncy}: shows how a, I sell' col-insi-
cor ma‘do 940,000 000‘ how A poor alt-blind sailor
became a great banker, a butcher's apprentice the
wealthiest man In America, an unknown mechanic
a millionaire in seven years. with many more such
examples; how oucrgynhleii't, and patient industry
have always that with success when pro rly exerted;
how none can be made honestly on without soc
fines of pr‘nctple. Seggéorflrgb‘lfi etcfilanu n0-
ec my ex ra ems. . N bllsh r
' s School so. Boston, Kass. ’ iw°oo'

, .rAIItAAlllt-a alts-mull-
; SCALES.

THE STANZUABD.

rnrcnsrsnhuorln.

These Celebrated Scales are still
for in advance of all others in Accuracy, Durability]
and Concert , and our long experience and un-
equalled facilitiesV enablo n‘o'to oooeta'ritly' 4add all
such real IMPRO WIMENTS, as wIIl enhance their

 

well-earned reputation as the most
PERFECT and RELIABLE
SCALES In tho WORLD.

ml", Doublo Libel

 

FAIRBANKS, BROWN 0. 00..
I Is VMILK crane-renewals.

......

FAT RBA—NkS & CO.,

955 Broadway, New York.
rmcwmhorum more

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

CATARRH TNE'

F'm Sale} \i i} \\ tltl' ("
SEND FOR 800‘- U III» lST‘O

i“ Nat‘ Loiieo't- .01
I; Great J'dttc'sSt NY.

fin».

;'*"I:*‘. 2‘_

mutt

 

S'ta h'f'dnd ' Alb! en's

of “digs Primrose lansToil, “IV-'3?“ n to

Grant. Superbly illustrated on. steel. For rculars

and toms, oddressU . S. Panels-Inc 00., N.Y. 4“!
1'! :A'GENT8; SO or oil" to sell the

4" mi. It’s BOTTLE silo... M-A

INK. lino tlleuuder-s “makes the “, Glues-2 .
(alike on both sides.) on she's: ' ‘
and ehe‘apesntm Ihntil bowing“ lihchlu'o'lu the Market.

act-bungee cute-tout. aooiouol'i'o"I‘-iil Moo-tn

A

 

P. 0- Box 5643, I NEW roux. "two's
~9000|l AGENTS MAKE
leotoSMporllonth selling

3’, .

sol-will: non. Wall Street, opposite Gasotte Building

. 'llal‘ll '4'Ti'l'l‘i," .

" lylb

est Cash Prices.

able to the season. finds in tho bostnlonne4. at Low-

» out", 00"! All ITIIILIIEI'B [Ali-1'04 00",
or made to order at short notice, ' also,

GentS’ Furnishing Goods.

Remember. in In. resonant,

. -NonwAI.x. coNNV.I .

 

thee!

/

1’40

2

NEW DKUG STORE.

THE undersigned inmt'l'rlim :leeTpTEtmg’t crunches to
o
fitted upa dNew Drug Store, I y' . o asJust

CORNER OF WASHINGTON ANDYEPOT STS.,
where will be found
P U E E D R U G 8 ,

assorcn miss and motions,

son IlnchI. mamas,

FANCY AND TOILET ARTICLES,
PATENT MEDICINE, die.

0" Physicians Prescriptions carefullycom

day and night. Can be found nights, in some mbufldlng,

entrance on WashingtonS t.
8. F. PEVCK. South Norwalk,_. Conn. ,

CENTS will 00' '
COUCH BALSATI‘ lie or' SWAN'S'

pounded

 

Pure
VInclndlin Alsplce,

fon Popper.
ntnregs. Bakin
Forlnio‘so

preparation.“ BU
obo vo, money wt

TIN ROOFING laid Gutters and Conductors fitted
4 ontby .I. K. 1.

00K WOOD.

;Special Notice to Housekeepers.
"Spices, &c., .

Cloves. Cinnamon Cayenne Po

Jams! coG ,llilsco, luster,
Cream“ Tortor, Solcratas,
ploeo, Gelatlu'e, Fluid Ken-

not, Flavoring Biggie, extra strength, of our own
tho ass of strictly pure articles as
be saved. All of the above arti-
elosV ore to be round at

Provvltt’o Drug Store.

 

27 CHAMBERS
1

"GLASS!
I). S. SCKANCK & SONS,

VlVFornIorly Shanck ADowning) lstohlishod 1881._ . 1
' Inronms or ‘

'4 POLISHED PLATE,
' Fronds Window, Cor, .

AND

PICTURE GLASS
Depot olfd Agency 'for'

tenor PLATE, class.

- Area. '

Colored ‘and Ornamental Gloss»- .

STRE ET,

'ooa torsion 'sTIInnT ,
NEVILV Nolan. . 4

 

 

Ctlrndwithottt: edicine. Book describir'rg process
ssntfros. National Collette of Henlth h.

 

)1 Great Jones Street, N. Y.

 

I'PIIIPA'HIPI

.a—(WA norm-II) o-by the
mo nIt'lIcIInIII co., nos-

TON. Ross" or ST. LOUIS,

 

mafia tho Tasty—A

 

Lad 's To Photon. Just.
unnujntlmfbatafow time:

,.

Slabs. Tablets, ”Sinkshdc, as well as Rarities and
in general, at the
LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES. .
Co-otcry Fcnohg, Iron Ill-g, Sec,
, furnishe'dandpntup otsllortnotieoond onvcry
favorable terms.
Representin anestoblishmont the oldest and best
known of any n Western Connecticut. theu subou'lbor
tools that its reputation for artistic smell oneo and
honorable dealingls olrosdytoo
, need commendation. Addrus
‘ PRICE, Agent.

Nocbanlc St... .le the roar ofthldn' now Bank,Norwalk.
' . FURNITURE. .. '
HUBBEL]. a cvnvlss

Bridgeport, Comm. '
Manufacturers of Rosewood and Black Walnut
Parlor and Bedroom “on! too. Flo tasscrtmont;
hholsrgost in the State; of all It ptions and latest

Any cornea wishing to purchase are invitodto look
at our elegant assortment. We are able to corn etc
in price- and qualit with any: house in Nave ork'.
Also. we have the urgent assortment tof . .

' COTTAGE AND BEDROOM SUITS,

New Styles, eve'r ofi‘cred am the city. wholesale and.

retail at vervvow Brim.
AVIIIII0 AND 00 SEAT. cums. NATTuAsoss
KINDS, SPRING BEDS CC.
s rnLade byex'perleueed mechanics andwars
so give perfect sotisfution.
l'llilLON IUnllL, ny's]

Manet/sconce” Buy ct!
‘ non srqrrn;os_II-roscnnnss.,-

 

' OAILO'I' Cm...

 

 

TEE DIAMOND GLASSES, .

anomaly

.l. E. SPENCER d. 00., I. 1.,

which are now 0 to the public, are' pronoun
by all the cslobrs Opticians of the world to be tho

' MOS!!! PERFECT

--'nntural, artificial he‘ljp to the human eye ever known.
They are ground on or their own on ervislon, from
minute CrystalPo Pobb leo. melted or and derive
their name. “DIsmond.'V' on season ofthelr hardness
and brilliantly.

The Scientific Principle

o ”iLPt‘”S.‘.§i’"“‘é‘°‘i"i‘ m...
to o cos n on o

fa distinct glean. as in tho neo’td'rahhool 1'"

33km "one preventing all unpleasant sensations,

 

 

 

 

wobutoblisbod to

_ 'I'Doily. il'or

the COP. 01' CC]. '

moons-rooted.
' and faithful and careful executicnofhiswork,»

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

' Through Express trains leave Chambers Street at 0
10.00 a.In., 5.80 and? 00 .m., (dolly), le'ave‘V5 Twen-
t-thlrdStr-eotot'l45,’ a. In., 515. “(1545“
y.) New and improved Drawing Boom, Coaches
.will occompon the 10 o. m. min thI-o to Bunk).
connecting” ornellsvillc with mogul“. contolooping
couches, t rough to Cleveland and Si
coaches will accompan the a, a. m. train from us-
Iuohonna to Bullhlort 5 80 p. In. train from New
ork .to Bufi’alo. andthe‘f p. In. train from New York
to Rochoster, Bufialo and Cincinnati. An Emigrant

train leaves doilyat ‘l “Us“; '11 80 .. m. '00" ‘ 00 p.‘
I 0

1‘0er Jarvis and
mad St., I‘lllbo. In. nude 15 p In.)
ru.. (”(1 direct,-

For Middleton and Way 3
8 31:1,. p. In.) and, Sundays only,8

;FoeGroycourt and Way. at'odonmmdSL,‘cl5V
a. In.

-For Nowburgh and Way at loan
Twen .hirdotree 145a. m.,815and415 p. In.)
For union and oy, 5 p In and d p in. Tw-ent
third street 4 45 and a 45 p. III.“ Theatre train. '11

p m, (Twenty-third street,'1.m.)

~ For Paterson and Way, from wally-third street
.dopot,. at 0.40, 10.15, 11.45 a In. '1. 4,5 I. 5 15. and
m Calibers Vst'roet depot at_ is, 10.15,

llots 1145ain., 5215.0 45, I515, 545,
“1). roInCllomborostdepot stomp,
“am, is 5.4. demand ”.45 Wour.

For Plcrlnont. Mooney and magnum Tm ty-thlrd
s't do'po ota45 om,1945p 415.4 #015
p In,au Saturdays only us midn ht. From horn-;-
Ioeuotupot‘otsanifihat so,“ kidnap-,and

star-daysf on y tii' midst gilt.

Ticketsf or passage and or apartIn'ents in drawing
.r'coln and sloop! ngcoachesconbeobtolnod.audcsdo
for the ehccking and transfer! the e may be loft
. at the Cc.'s odlcos—N
In; St. ,. tear: “5min St. and dd _Av'o.,llarlo_nr:

hers st, and foot 0 Twenty”. a New York-.2
NoJBxehan Plseeondlang Dock pot.“ J,orsoy
City, and of o wAgents atth'e

HR. ,on’l ass'rAIgeIntI. .

1.. D. l!t'10xcx§s;fi'Gon’lpSIlpt}I
konooek only. .tPor Pics-out only

"4 KORSEV‘IS'VIIVIVOEING.

 

 

TUB"- s'ohser'iborhovin thogocd will.
malaria, of the Kareem Shootng Iota [shutout

of Janos Shea, in the rear of tho.- Horos'Boll

Depot, tonow fullyprcparcd to fill all orders form . ,

SHOEING HORSES »
lnIthe bootmanner. All diseases oltho Wood
By content atton onto business

 

 

 

 

 

' , lorgos-crt-ont
- ,constontlycnhand.

-Glaosos.t a,“

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30
JmmtVISdStreot. '

"00nd4s0p.m

o'ety-‘to'ns '

 

 

nnwtnoo lot .
mam-m 't

 

 

n. emu-Also a; sorts,
Anmwthoirnewroomslnthoroomf-

§m%)mdinfl( cum one dccrwut cftho}

ventures-omit
I‘ll-Ian" of own description,
“Museum-u.
unnumn'AIVIN-a,
thallium...“ .
FURNITURE: mums.”

‘. A'l no
Furniture Watches-he,
Nook the upper one ‘of lien. 'gg,

r has-tho largest
‘- "I‘ln Con-tr. coo-annoy
Cord Isrblo-top Plot-'1' bl ‘
”#0.; cont-- “has;
Plot's-'0' tonnes,

and everything elso in to ram
Cash. mmmm .donobymoxporlucodm “$3.13. I

UNDIBIAIIlG,
chofln-pofthobooém
ovhuyt log lece-lryhrthoburlsl sanded, fur-'
nlsbed cheaporthol can ho obtained elsewhere.

A new and elegant coach body noorse. drawn by

Nob hmiooboc
'RLSRRT RAHOND.
FURNITU-El

Kl subscriberio
T lie. at olill old V'o'nffm "ff”‘hfim"

A

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Toll-o-
Colic-soot Choirs: Gill and I

3%
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001m wannoorrs,

 

NOTICE.

1118 to to col-t that the nude

Sw‘art NorNcI-wa': lk', In ’Wfiflflm
of Connect
.norohl for thop ofcorrylng .
0 business of mannineturln‘ and.: selling!» Cir
gore, and dealing In Tobacco on Block Goods
gonoraily, at wholesale and Retail under sport.-
nership name etc. SW am C CO.

Sold artnorsnlp is to eonmonc‘c the second day of
r, 1810, and is 'to coins on the first day of

lay,” 1810.
d Christian Sworts to tho general

Novonl

nor
.outh'oriaedto an the partnership name an trans- ;

 

 

 

 

By Col. Thor. W. Kilox. A' comprehensive and vol. soonrtm . set the bulges-m“ one.
stilt.‘:t:ii2:t:1:it.°°2::i&°: “coarse. moon. mm... m csnrmrm **€i.*.§. 2532299232."... ** .. M ”“2”“ ‘-‘ “me '- '* .**.....* .... *-'** rem-mo. .. *-
m,,,,,,,,,,,,., “a, 0,“, {he ills-In ,, .. PP“ Toots PAr Imus wanow cuss, * ; finer ”'3, s .I“ ,5 “m... ,5, . 4 AUTUMN annANGnIlIINT. “Invite! “Tire-gm
Twain's."1nnoco‘n' tn.sty£ Scitlfor “h“ W'°w°‘°' 1‘ l0 “I! ' ' BLACK SILKS of supe'rlo'r mike and finish at Commencing Sept. 05th 1810.33“) “‘afifl‘bnm
circulars and see our extra terms. Address AMER- - “Silt! at 10" prices. j ; ; t reducstlon. ' . ,‘ ' ' Dated “ NOIf'flk. this “ day “wa ‘ I,
rent nuanlsnnve cola. mraordvcenk " “' ~ * ”INTAvnnflltlcllo'm ' Tacos“: iii: Rsniliv'igl'ssif’o Np, 91" .‘ . Doll-ll nouns. rm. ' ' on:
-_—_-._-_-_ Wu‘ "' , ‘ mug]; yrmcg wdo 001, gm , may, MWMMNM . .
T'HVE'A- NEG-TAVR‘ pa heap. 000s.rn.;lam.: 420p.m., Freightet445p... 'PAIN! PAIN! :
1 '- ._... p out: ANDC cofimnn SILK vvanTs.
. g E, a so Incu sucxcnoAxnvo never, are, worth M 3*“ NW farm -'
- 3. '0 .sle. Allothcrwldthoequsly At000a.m.;1105o.m.:2p.m.:618p.ll. ‘cWhvgggnngfilfihfilfifimmgeon ur-
; , . _ . boos - m
E 23 N 5 GENUINE PURE. ; m use}; sof'lf'iflmfit‘i... .- C e MPHORI E
'32“. Insamarmuraores. ‘ ‘.» ~._'_ W : ” ' N
8* smelly—nil.» honorees! la. Is
on LINEN”. OF EVERY DESORHTION
= all? 3: g . . WEIR GOODS LAOES ”AND EM. “1,23 ,3; mogmwmwm u ’4' ._ whicblsthe emu-t Discoveryoftho Agcfcr'tho
2:. -I-r .- , so... ”Wild” htls'la*dts**“°*m“3.315315: mm...
. I, . m. an p.In. op o res on gun It
'52,?" H1 '3' AYRSHIRE BULL, INFANTS WWBQBW ' ' maximums; s... s gggungimrhgm‘ agglmgghngg a". n" , i:
so ; so »_’ thomcstdolieotoh ' which‘nrsbekeoit oi
a 15.1 F ° ““3““ ”3443“” _ CARPETS N. Y. Q 4N. In; Inflow. - mug” "WI. 3 becoaviaeod o no
' . , 4 gran r
~ 1 0 A: 41sz Lin :1; 'V 3'3 Ylwbn '33 E. AII'ITIII'O' nil“, “Inchinvnr. 'MOQ4UETTE BRUSSELS lg El . 8 C. S. VVVPRCTWIIT, genre 1ch Norwolk
- II crosow oosaocnyyte Prlco8500 .. ' ' ' , '
Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea 00. mm, ,3], Axnmsirm, . menu)“ SUM “mam BROS-o
P 0 nor: cannon or N Y owr mm“ cm" WILTON! MATS: BUGS Commencing June son. 1810 ll- 4ln‘in4 It Hamil, Conn
- *N mm it“. . - ' , . , martini. onovsoiv, Agent. - ‘ " '!
33 D sort A-lvrrer' run 0100 on“. No 10.1mm new“, 0 1m VELVET, OIL CLOTHSAbe. Nonesvol’uunserfitwonotxonflkumm-
may WELLS’ . ~ ,9“? PM“ I'll-will Tm“?! 0"- At arr A. I... :33. ”Km"
cutout TABLETS. at: an ~ ** *~*~* > - *8 . W...
, _ j , _ - ' 7.40 “ Local ress,ot0pping stDorion and
Au unfailing remedy for all Bronchial Dillculties, '1'“ 41109314 MARKET. UphOlStery GOOdS 9 25 “ seot'unlngafiI all stations.
* Sfigliftfii‘hfd'fi“i"n AsthIno. 5)! tool-Ito, WILLIAM museum, 11:05 " pp ‘
rho] disen'ses.'1‘he won" .._..P:.:g,.. fight}, HAVING become proprietor of this old catabllsh- Pla'in Fimred and Striped Ten,“ . 1.13 hurl. stoppln at on stations.
Carbolic Acid ll destined to become one of the rent- ed Ind om Popular worker. I- are and lo tnr- ' 5 ' '- 30*”
est blessings t'o mankindin its application to disgeas'es 91"! Tlctels. 501001“: FIN“!!!- “I W“ 11““ 0““ Plain an Figtired French Saline, E“ III iwpplnixpgll stations.
of we “.3... .nd 1.. 3..., mm... “mm, 3" ,n kinds, ofthe best quallt ,iu auydesired quantity and Tapestry Piano and Table Covers, 5-41 ,,‘ BMW“
.ofi'octlons of the Chest and Lungs. at the‘l‘o‘vvestlr’llllsrkeltupmgs. The continued patron. Swiss and Nottingham Curtains, :g ‘ “OPP!!! 8:)ng
i ‘3' ° ° 1’“ 2 '° plique and llaGuipu‘re Drop Curtains '
*...*.*z**..t.*§.9.*.tl2§itle.tt*e§ mm... at... H... .. , , M .
no“ ct'tntain other in ate-Ito nnlvogrsally recom- Shades, Cornices, do. , ‘ At 1.00 8.00 (room 11.80 All-t 1|.“ "-00
mended- Which chemical cot-shine. products lTob- '1' n 303““; Purchasers visiting the cityorc cordially Invited to (cm 3.45.4. dammed ex..)5.00 ,aso,s. ,II.)P. ., , , .
' -. 1;; more highly medlclno and better odap for a], ; 0 0 give our stock a careful examination, which will at PM“! New unto-o
‘ oeoseoaenjuhtelghrggfigban any preparation ever before gag-.99? .1” found "WV "mum. at “N EVE“ At 6.3! A. m, stoppingot“ allototlons. 4 0.008 ‘u-Wholcshle'Dul‘ 1,"? IEIIIIIS I"
UITIO MW”? 17:35:; The (3191;211:1315 ’ . '52:? P it w ”1:33;.“ , BTW“. gr." '
Ofl’ - . o I ODI-
oooomzmmmomow... Broadway, our. Hill St, H. i.- ,3; -..*::*,......... mi‘m‘l‘m’ioa'ii‘i‘g? «an» A
'9“ COVUCHSVAND come on ;; atopglns oggu-ugou- running ineonnoction with lbootonelfllfl Inno-
,Wells .~.Carbolrc Tablets nix-d Avenug Savings Bank, 19:}: u u' u u "thinning? tang: thelir. titles
J aggbtoggnn lguns. TRY THEM. ComeroifThirdAvenuo 'andfid'thStrect, New York. 0-49 " Boston him-I- °° ’ ‘9‘” '
" Q sol: BY‘tDSL' N' Y' SOLE AGENT' ' ”'a‘ m" os,sao, “0' 'eoTrainsI cove New Haven roi- Norwalk. at one o. ; V
RUGGISTS m. t ' Sf“hilfl'timt-interest “13:15.0? installments from“ dso,s.1o,s.45 (Ex..) AIL; I! 14115. (limbo, s I II N ‘ ' ‘k
A g:?°fi,fi§g§fig,eggfil'figgogg,§f° Kg,“ d“ ' LL deposits made on or before the 20th of fauna.- “I"? 5.00. 8.90 (Ex...) I." ' ' 0'“; Orwa
ate. TIT-3:550 Humbug. 'Ad’sR. Monroe Kennedy. {mint ;fiiilo‘i‘isbxgoomlm will draw inure“ 835131011 cfodvortloomontotthodtation an.“ . '
’ B fromltiamr. 005 In. and]! - '
. -; ,'-*~ :. 4 4 : ' dayfoFeduosday ind Soturda y' 'fronr 3’3. .» Supt's ,0“: “h ‘gfifofi‘fim “11113.3me Plumbing
' 4 SO'CLOK '"" 3"“ ER" 9 ’4‘“ m JumV now-soot. - ’
i ‘1 I. ' ‘ ‘~ ,_ .- 88hr.- 3. albums. Secretary. Iys. '
out a Loealggeut in eveggown 'and NO' 90 WARREN STREET. 1" Y. ' Adjoining the Hotel. South Km '
l“; Stobleseo nccmd 1th the Hotel and ps-ougcrs
:nbgfiben‘g 3:3,?” ‘0 °;VPVW_ ‘0' 1:33: ”$3 "'°33‘3.‘.'.i§§.’.:§2 £22,533: 3.1:. carried to add from the House to ill; corsond Steam- Gas fitting
M.................*..**.**...23.... “swell .l**l:°***.:*.- mmmalzsdmvrat. .3333
anvlno is sent is t e b l- pen a 1 cm a. In. ;
her, From .1 ”who'bdzs'h’ $3.:le VaxnmII-Tvlélitgay mnfigbm.“ President.” boommenltlll gauengcrflarrlod as cheap as any other Establishment

The subscriber would say that ho has taken the ‘

Basement-oi3Tilec.inspp?s.iuilling

' nexttoC.B.D'ArtoIs cslobratcdlcoCroonI saloon.
whoroth'o ophblieeonfind

COMPETEIT WORKIEI'

l o above branehos of basis
og’tlllo part of the Subscriber that “all “worker:

Give Pull Satisfactidn or no Charge.

. Gas Fixtures Furnished at H. i.
. Prices.

AllPlunIbing.Gso and Itch-\l'lttingsfhrniohodot
The Lowest Ora-Vh Pricosn.

Should you come and find all hands out. you will
please leave our orders on slate. We have also' or.
with emu. 0.0.ProwttttolovoaI

slate at their Drug Store, corner of Wall and nd-Ioln
Str'oets, where we ‘shall be pleased to receive orders
from our up town friends. with she gsuontoo that
that they shall receive prolop attention. .

roll orders on slate at vo’eloeka. no. will roooivoV
attention the same day. .

-_‘*, --AI_.I A :
AID MACHINE Sill”,

with competent workmen. anxious for work at small
:plv'. if was
. If StoomPowortoroutlarlIghtwork.

H. z. Rona-one.
Hour Dressing Saloon _
Sa-

' 46AM scrum.
'PAIULSK lots of the Prescottllouso
P a loan, N. Y.‘,ha haI’v'lng takenthisostoblis‘bnlout.
iwlll exert himself to conduct Its business Insuch o

 

'3‘“th t. C to t knror'o bull!!!
O n '0!
tingle}; at “1'1““er hog; of tho tlco'yr mend
DY I I D
:3; oxecuteilhTr‘IkubostmsnTélcvo udbrt 0 latest
m sea II wnw cream-
:2:- ioocatho d’o'Yi‘thVtVlnl sensation of“loir
Drushto yloainory.” ,
'h Arivoto’ room for ladies withoIseporatc entrance.
ugeen fitted up whoro ospoelolcars cannot“ be givento
nddrcosiri Lodloo' and Children's hoir,otc.
£0”! ”at. PAKIUSKI hos taken

the saloon Io
ibleb’o Bloch. South Norwslk; whore boreho willbo

P“...%?o‘.‘l.i‘°'i’”" “Mn-*8. *- mu:
vo I ran
r "nongd, rmntchnd furnished

_ pleased to most all who desire his servieu.

 

SILT-THAN!

25m COUCH RAILSAB‘K. . m . 440-.

 

Ilcllsl Dolls Ii nails ! I!

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a‘tid 'wavorln of dioxin - ho
:mlmwago that-tn ooe.‘ slant.“ um. mm. .t‘o gain the public «seam Wu
Inn Frau-I- lunch. in demon-of tho boot quality.“ VVNovwalk, Juno, ill.
allmotorlolsusodgort that tpurpooo. be
.r '. 1% a... MW“
' CAU 0N.‘-—NOIle genuine unless bonnmg their REMOVAL!
"“9““ fili‘m‘ifl'opo msgggfifl' Horse wshoelssg Establish-cut.
gii'oiggt'lotls mzozonm Udmfi" TENNIS; In llcatb'slho @3313... a H’dfilfimiiipifim a.” m‘““" on-
” er! "I", 0! place ofbnsinooowhore howlllstudito loasooll loovotko Jhfi'
our: son FEMAIE wrsrsrss. "*°****“°*“'*- 1*“ 5““ ,mm, mm, "ref“
ms wOan'nrur. laments: IiA‘D‘lr Tacit - Sea on urine. - 2
1,13,: I333 m1vg,*,:m*:'8,;m:mggg i'Fon making at}: large. Jellies. Plots-Pad Oto smalls forycur nicotine colloid Polo
dummies“. “tort“: “t" *” ...... Naomi. “$3831?" ”333* 9"“ “'“""'" .,.°"""'"' """' ' *
an I N ' .
Banana, Randolph, Mass. Soldby y . 1!!“ F. ' ' Tm“. ' NGEIdITIon‘ ‘T ’SPlto'nt EWLUCIKWOOD.
cm, are Main stioot, Hartford, and Dymdfi: - , - _ ’
glots. Price onedollar per bottle. 1 - vmlsmentomfi'gfizlw m For SDI. EEO". '
C" .
NOTICE. ' A For die by no. sic. s.Paow A'm onttoeli valoe‘kflwovmswwlg
WHAT‘S: GENES” 03°59 H." St“ Cm FOB TllEh"1.— —~~— '
on 0 cm as y cw - TNT) RCIP foroolob
erowolomumn uintord. All rsonsi debtcd ’"lNlSl comv 3153s ”071°“ :0 Vum§10cx
.1": 'to “cl-ct: ,1? "if 353:“th 3'3" e ,fidfi. and remoreycureorns withoutpoin. For ”00?. S W D.
"mCDO"mSC "g"° COD no 0 "F'
Earniture and Undertaktu business at the old RAIN PUIPS for sale by
stand ongI tcBomRallwsgyDegIoLHn erthe firm ' ' BENINGEB’S C ILLOCKWOOD.
w“ ° NT WM UINTAIII) 40:1'0 $31ng III'I'I’ACKM on" 3 ' “ TI 3 0'. '3” s
,-, raA'NII ours-rm“; . cAnrorINIA it'aANnr . - . manner) unwormmm
" 1‘0"“. N"- 23' 197°~ .. ' ' ‘ roIooIoby' '- n.P.-wnn.. .taggtno moumomhflgbgo for
. lhdcinol of mental _ ,
EKTRARANGEVsolrl b’Ictlorgcrz nurture. Wlfllktorg: V“°";,,:“'°::‘.m ' 1' FLT-."b
Noun 9° Mm 3“ numerous, ‘ -
nocsuaItATnncAsnurtnn wen" vlloodcfl tots-mucous. retools b! M”? gfi'fig ,mn
_- forsals by oooitcn Vl'. . ‘1" m‘ ’ ,

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