Norwalk Gazette, Tuesday, March 28, 1871 · page 4

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‘ Tuesday,March 28. 1871.
TO A YOUNG PHYSICIAN.

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The paths of pain are thine. Go forth
With healing and with hope:

The snfieriug of a sin-sick earth
Shall give the ample scope.

Smite down‘the dragons, fell and strong,
[Whose breath is fever fire :

No knight of fable or of song
Encountered foes more dire.

The holiest task by heaven decreed,
an errand all divine,
The burden of our mortal need
To render loan is thin.
No crus‘adetblne'for. cross or grave,
But for the living man,"
Go forth to soccer and to save
‘ All that :thy skilled bands can.
Beforc'théji‘luveiled mysteries
0!, life a... recession
With guarded lips and reverent eyes,
"Andpnre-Of heart and hand.

.Bosli-altithoube with power eudued
From him" who went about
The Syrian hill-paths doing good
And casting devils out.
in» use]. more. _
Thiifilsid'éifi'xflhtbki
The healerby Geuuesaret. . . »
Shall walk the'ronnds with thee
. ’ —Ttlt'onfs Causal”.
#
. - 7An Old Document. . . _
:We'~are-indebtbd to‘ Mr. 'Josiah Raymond,
for a; copy of a proclamationissued in the:
time 'of the old French Waril'lbo, by Gov.
Thomas‘FiicI‘i, ofNorwalk; 1 gweeopy they
language,'but‘ 'the styleof‘ typography and,
paper jars relics Of old and by-gone times.

It was printed in “New London, by T. Green, . _

. Printer to the Governor.”- It is surmounted
by a cut of the British Lion, in the grand
tableaux of growling.

Br THE Hoxounsnnn THOMAS FITCH,
Esq.; Governor of His Majesty'e English
Colony of Connecticut, in New England, in
America. ' ' '

.4 PROCLAMA'TION

For a day of. public Fasting and Prayer.

Coxsrnnnrrsc’the manifest tokens of dis
vine Displ'easure against our Nation, and
Land, in permitting them to be Engaged in
a dangerous wan, with a very. powerful En-
emy, the Seat of which isso much in Ameri-
ca; and the distressing Calamitiei attending
.it; the Advantages the Enemy have been
allowed 'to gain over us, not only by destroy.
ing many of the frontierTowns, and Settle-
merits, Killing and Captivating great Num-'
here Of our Seldiery and Inhabitants; but
even taking some of our strong Holds, and
Fortresses, and thereby : Strengthening
themselves with much otOur Artillery, war-
jlike. Bibles and ProviaiOnng‘.' -'COnsi_dering

- also that our‘military'Prepai-ations, and At-
‘ tempts. for securing ‘the' :British Interests,
and Safety of this Laudfhave not: hitherto
’ been successful according to our. Hopes
. against the ener-caching, and barbarous En-
emy Whereby our Treasure has been greatly
Exhauste'd;fand the Land much weakened.
Considering likewise the Sickness sent into
I the Army. theipresentYear; and that under
» ailtheseDistresses, it hath pleased a right--
eons GOD to cut short so much of the for-
mer harvest ; 'and many other Tokens of

. divine Displeasure; whereby we are admon»
ished to humble ourselves before a holy GOD
from whom all our Afilictions come, and on
whom we are constantly dependent for Help
and for Salvation.~~ , . -

I have therefore thought fit, by, and with
the Advicé of the Coulicil, and at the desire
of the Representatives in General Court as-
sembled, to appoint, and do hereby appoint

-Thursdayghe seventh day of: October next,
id be religiously Observed as u buyer pub-
lic Fasting, and Prayer throughout this Col~

" ony,-earnostl y exhorting both Ministers, and
People in their religious Societies, deeply to
humble themselves before a Righteous GOD

. and unfeignedly to repent of all those Sins,
and Iniquities, whereby the LORD is pro-
voked to Anger against us. :

' ' And to offer up fervent Prayers and Sup-
plications to the LORD of Hosts, that He
would protect and defend our Nation‘; bless

. the King’s Majesty, and all the Royal Fam-
ily; direct the King’s Counsels; go forth.
with his Fleets, and Armies, Crown them
with Victoryand Success; and bring our
Enemies to just, and reasonable Terms: of
Peace; that He would take care of us in
this Land, bless the federal Governments in
it; protect our Sea-Coasts, and defeiidour
ficntierj Towns, and Settlements; that He
would be with our Army, preserve them
from Sickness, save them from the Sv'vbrd
of the Enemy, cover their Heads in the 'day
of Battle, and Crown them. with Victory,
and Success. And that GOD would restOre
Peace to our Borders; save us from those
desolating Judgments we have reason to
fear; pour out- upon us a Spirit of Prayer,
Reformation, and Amendment, and excite
us to a suitable Behaviour under all the
Dispensations of His Providence and Grace-

And oilfservile Labour is hereby strictly
forbidden on said day.

GIVEN under my Hand at the Council-
Cllanlbcr. in Hartford, this Eighteenth
Day of September, in the thirtieth Year

'of the Rei of our Sovere‘ ' Lord
GEORGE 15“

e Second, of Great Britain,
France, and Ireland, KING, Defender
:55;th Faith,l&c., Annoque Domini,

GOD save the KING. T. FITCH.
. .,_._____ .
urn worse on umnnuaua‘nn.‘ '
-:- " The, Revi 'Geo'rge'WOOdbridge ofthe Episis
copal church of Richmond, Va. , lately
preached a powerful sermon on Temperance
which. has been. published. Toward the
close, afier referring to the sufi‘eringof the
animal nature and the moral agonies 'of the
soul, he says: ._ , _ .

But the half cannot be told. The half,
did I sayiENay, theman'does notzlive that
cantell half-of- thestoryof its Woes“ iExag-
geration there is impos'bibie‘. ’Tbe fatigued
fancy falters’iuitsfiig'ht‘ before it comes up

 

‘ ‘ to‘the fact. The mind’s eye cannot takein

the countless miseries in its train. No hu- ‘
man art put into that picture shades darker
thanthe‘tr‘uth, " '- -_ ~ ’ '- -
Put 7' into, the; picture every conceivable
thing that. is terrible or revolting; paint
healthvlu' ruins,’ hope destroyed, affections
crushed,fprayer silenced ;' paint the . chosen .
seats 'of paternal care, 'of.filial piety, of '
brotherly love, of maternal devotion, all, all
vacant;- paint all the crimes of every stature
of every hue,‘fromi murder, standing aghast
over a grave which it has no means to cov-
.er,‘dowri to the meanest deception, still con-
fident of success; paint home a desert, and
shame a tyrant, and poverty the legitimate
child as well as. the; prolific mother‘of vice;
past the dark valley of the shadow of death
peopled with living slaves; paint a land-.
scope with trees whose fruit is poison and
whose shade is death, with mountain tor-
rents tributary to an ocean. whose very

. waves are fire; put into the distant back-

groundgthe vanishing vision of a blessed
past, and into the foreground the terrible
certainty ofan accnrsed future; paint prise
one with doors that-Open inward; people
the scene with men whose shattered forms

, ' are tenanted by, tormented souls, with chil-

dren upon when lips no smiles can play,
and women into whose cheeks furrows have
been burnt by tears, wrung by anguish,
from breaking hearts, paint such a pictu're,’~
and, when you are ready to show it, do not,
let- in the rays ofthe heavenly sun, but illu-
minate. it with the giares of the infernal
fires"; and still you will be bound to say that
you horrible picture falls short of the truth.
Who, then, will tamper with this accursed
thing 1’ Who will not restrain himself? Who
will notkeep his family and his children
from it by his admonition and example?
iW’ho will not warn them against its evil ef-.
{bets 2. Remember, “The drunkard shall not
inherit the kingdom of God.” ' .. .
*

New Orleans is to build .’ signs i

tion as follows: , . _

The reason why children die is because
they are not taken care of. From the day
of birth they ar'e stuffed with water, suffoca-
tcd bot rooms and steamed with bed-clothes.
So much for in-door. When permitted, to
breathe a breath Of pure air once a week in
summer, and once or twice during the col-
der months, only the nose is permitted to
peer into daylight. -

A little later they are sent out with no
clothes at all on the parts of the body which
most needprotection. .Bar'e legs, arms and
necks, girted middles, with an inverted um-
brella to collect the air and chill the other
parts of the body. A stout, strong man goes
out in a cold day with gloves and overcoat,
woolen stockings, and ,thick'donblc-soled
boots, with cork between and rubbers over.
The same day a child of three years old, an
infant of flesh and«blOod-, and bone and con-

cotton~ socks, legs uncovered to the knees,“
neck bare, an exposure which disables the
nurse,- kiils the mother outright, and makes
the father an invalid for weeks. And why?
To harden them to a mode of dress which
they are never expected topractice. To ac-
custom them to exposure which a dozen
years later would be considered downright
foolery.

——..____—.._____
Seeking Ever the Sunlight.
Upon a late beautiful winter Sabbath, our

towards some choice plants in; a swinging _
basket 'uearthe window, when the gentle
voice of her who wateréd' and watched them
exclaimed: “How like intelligent creatures-
ihey seem; turn them in whatever direction
I may, they seek the sunlight, leaning evcr
,toward' the window.”

This phenomenon wasnot new in vegeta:
tion, but awakened an interest unfelt before,
and something like the admiration created _
by the presence ofa lovely human charac-‘
ter. “Seeking ever the sunlight—it is our
life,” they said by the very law of their '-
growth. , o . >

Oh, Christian, consider the'icssouot these

' ' unconscious flowers when the earthly ,‘side

~isjdark, and lean‘and look toward the tater-f»
as! light, for which the soul will reach lOng- '
ingly for a few days, and then will come the

transplanting forevermore to the paradise of
the glorious Kluge-Religious Herald.

 

Taking'rliinga wrtneut Asking.

'Boys seldom like to hear much about
prayer. I never did when I was a boy. -I
had an idea that it wasnot manly to pray
much, and so I said my prayers when I was
obliged to, and never uttered a real prayer
till I was driven to itby a sense that it was
certainly__ very“ unmanly- hot .-to pray.
Boys have a great idea ‘of‘bei‘n‘g’manly, and
I honor them for it; but they often make
sad mistakes in the way which they take of
showing manliness. But one thing-you will
all admit is manly and noble, and that is, to
ask for what you really wish to have, and to
express thanks for what you receive, It is
wrong to take without asking, and very
shabby not to say “Thank you” after re-
ceviing a gift; yet this isjust what a person
does who does not'pray. I once had that
lesson impressed upon my mind in rather a
peculiar manner, and I must tell you about
it. When I was 'a boy, I‘was playing out
in the street one winter’s day, catching rides
on sleighs, and it was great fun. Boys'would
rather catch rides any .day than go out reg-
utarly and properly to take a drive. As I

sometimes having a nice time, and ofttiines

last fastened like a barnacle to the side of a
countryman’s cutter. An old gentleman sat
alone on the seat, and he looked at me rath-
er benignantly, as I thought, andueilher said
anything nor swung his old whip over ~ me;

cutter. Aoother benignant look from the
countryman, but not a word. Emboldeued
by his supposed goodness,. I ventured ‘to
tumble into the cutter and take a seat under
his warm bufi'alo-robe. beside him, and he
then spoke. The colloquy was as follows:
“Young man, do you like to ride 1’”
“Yes sir.”
“Do you own this cutter, young man i” _ -
“No sir." ' ' '
“It’s a pretty nice cutter, isn’t it 1’”
“Yes sir, it is, and a nice horse drawing it.’
“Did I ask you to get in t”
.“No sir.” I
“Did you ask if you might get
“N9 sir?! __ _‘ . .
“Well, then, why did you get in l" ,
“Well, sir, I—I thought you looked good
and kind, and that you wouldhave no Ob-
jection.” ' .
“‘And so, young man, because you thought
I was good and kind, you took advantage
of that kidnneis, and took a favor without
asking for it l"
“Yes sir.”
“Is this ride worth having 1‘"
“Yes sir.” - .
“Well, now, young man, I wanbto tell you
two’ things. You should never take a mean
advantage of the kindness of others; and
what is worthhaving is worth at least ask.
ing for. Now as you tumbled into this
sleigh without asking me,.I shall tumble you
into that snow-drift without asking you."
And out I went like a ,shot off a shovel,
and he didn’t make much fuss about it either.
I picked myself up' in asligh tly bewildered

in l”

state, but I never forgot that lesson. -

God is good, and kind, and benevolent,
but. he wishes ustonskrfor what .we want,
and to thank .bim'forwhat we receive; and
there is no true mnliuaess in taking the best
of heaven’s gifts and making no acknowl-
edgement for them is there boys f

-_ ‘ ., g; ‘3 . (Murchison.

A Pnom Ls: Ban—Mr. A. one Of our

Green Mountain farmers, had drawn a large,
birch log to‘ his.door,-gnarly as the gnarled;

the summer,he nOt having'the disposition to
cut it suitable for burning in his fird-place.
Jonathan, one of his neighbors, a real brui-
ser, called to borrow an axe, a clear cold
morning in December. The conversation

than contended ,thatlie could cut a log soon-
er than A. A. thought this a fair opportué
nity to get his birch cut, and offered to :bet
Jonathan a mug of cider, that he could'cbbp
off the birch in less time than heicould.

old axe, none of the sharpest, mounted the
log in question, put to his whole strength,
and in about thirty minutes succeeded in'
cutting asunder the monstrous eye-sore. '. A;
then took his turn, mounted the birch,'and'
after striking two'or three blows, with much
apparent chagrin dismounted, telling 510qu
than he had fairly won .the bet but offered if;
he would call some warm day, to double'tl‘ier
stake. - Jonathan saw the joke, and may,
remarked, that he thought the nextbet he,
should make at chopping; he should prefer-
trying‘his‘ skill ethic ownfiaoer. '
A Bnacirenann Sronr.eProfeswn Mag»
ner‘, the horse tamer; perpetrated a joke .on-
:his audience on Friday last._ His teht. 'wu.‘
jammed. to its utmost capacity, ‘and the pro-‘
fessor was delivering “colors on theéhorse,
Suddenly he stopped his remarks, and said:
“Now gentlemen, how would you like to
have a good blackguard story told; “all. in
favor raise their hands. N inc-tenths of
those present-held up theirhalids anxiously.
Thereupon the professor continued his lec-
ture' as‘ though nothing had taken place to
interruptlit. , In a few. minutes several of
the audience with more curiosity than dis-
cretion, called for' the- blackguard istory,
“Bless you,” said the professor,- “I'didu’t in--
tend to tell a story; I only wanted to know
how many blackgnards'were present,” It
was a good sell, and was received with loud:

sealants. .. , ,, . _
The phobic-plea- bf the-{defendant in-a
breachofpromise case in Iowa is that he
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he got the rheumatism. .

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siitution, goes out with hose as thin as paper, . .

attention was turned, ins christian dwelling, ; ,

was catching on to one sleigh and another, ,

getting a cut from a big black whip,Iat “

so I ventured to climb up on the side of his '

oak; it had laid exposed to the sun duringj ‘- "

turned upon their skill in chopping. .Jona-_ ,

Jonathan accepted the challenge, took an ~

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' others writing, urging me to

OF THE “ LODI MANUFACTURING CO.,”
For Sale In Lot- to aSute . Cuetomera.

‘This article is sold for half. the price of other for.
tilisers and is cheaper for utters, corn, tobacco and
,oegetabIes than any nmarket. It is made entirely
from the night soil. ofi'al, cc, of New York city
- tErica, delivered ‘on board iii New York city, 035 per

n.::“""’ . ,.

Iask attention to the following testimonials:—
C.‘ S. Howsrd,of Old Lyme, Conu., in letter dated
Oct. 8. 1870, as s:."1 cau.fully recommend our
Double Refined Oudrette as being the best ferti iser
in use for corn or tobacco. 1 have tested it side by
side with other manures and _ the ,Poudrette has al-
ways roved the best. Ihave also used our Nitmo
Phosp ate on Wheat and Buckwheat, an thinkthey
are full equal many in market." ' ' "

J. F. hel s. of West Hartford Conn.,.under date,
ofDec 12,1 ,ss : “Isms ealerin, and row-
er «tobacco. and' ave used the ..
dram, fer e'lght years culture 'on 'corn to acne and
othercro 'audconeideritaveryvaluableferslliser.’

plicalton to . ER
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For sale by KEELEB, HOLMES k CO.
sins Norwalk, Conn.

 

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The best Roots Herbs and Barks enter into the
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WXTOHES.

- The. extensive useof these watches for the last fif-
teen years ‘by Railway Conductors. Engineers, and
Expressmen, the most exacting of watch-wearers,
has thoroughly demonstrated the strength, steadiness
durability and accuracy. of the Waltham Watch.
To satisfy that class in all these respects, isto decide
the Question as to the real value of these time-
keepers. ' . . . . .

More than 500,000 of these watches are now
speaking for themselves in' the pocketa of the people
—a proo‘f. and a guarantee of their superiority over
alloihers. . ;,;.:_. . -

' The superior organisation and great extent of the
Company’s Works at Walthain. enablee them to pro-
duce watches at a price which render competition
futile, and thorn who .buy,a_uy other watch merely

 

that; 4 long experisnoefbatpmved priest practical
use. Having had the refusal ct nearly. every inven-
tion in watch-making originatiug'in this country or
in Europe, only those were finally ‘edop'ted which se-
vere testing by the most skilfull artisans. in our
works, and long use on the public, demonstrated to
be essential to correct and enduring time-keeping.

. Among the many improvements we would particu-
larire: .- ;
' ‘The invention and use of e'center-pinion of pecul-
iar; construction, to prevent damage to the train by
the breakage of main-springs, is original with the
American Watch Company, who, having the refusal
of all other contrivsnccs, adopted Fogg’s patent pin-
iouras'being the best and faultless.

Hardened and tempered hair-springs, now univer-
sally admitted _'by Watchmers to bathe best, are
used in all grades of Waltbam Watches.

All_:Walthiim Wutches have dust-proof caps, pro~
tecting thejmovei’nont from dust, and lessening the
necessity!“ the flequent cleaning necessary in other

 

Ourrliew-patent:stem-winder, or keyless watch is
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The trademarks“ ‘or the" various styles made by the
Companyarc'a'sfollewszr > ~ v, . 5

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“menu-Watson .00., Adams ,St., Waltham, Mass.
Wanri'i'iii‘ Wares Co. Whithnm, Mass. ,
.r.s.'mseji.m WaltItam, Mass. 2
Win. E‘Lixav, Waltham, Mass; - '
Hon: Wa-rcii CO., Boston, Mass. . ' . .
Examine the spelling of these names carefully be-
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indicates ii‘counterfeit. - » .

V For sale by all leading jewelers. No watches ro-
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CINA'I‘ION or SOUL, CHA MING. :400. pages ; cloth.
Full instructions to use this power-:over-rncn or ani-
mals at will. how. to Mesnieriae. become Trance or
.Writlng Mediums, Divination. Spiritualism Alche-
‘my, Philosophy ,of Omens ‘tanngreams, righani
Young’s Harem, Guide to Marriage, Set, all contain-
ed in this book; 100.000 sold; price by mail, in cloth
21.25, paper covers 21. Noticci'eAnyjperaon willing to
act as agent will receive a sample "_ cop .of the work
free. 'As no capital is r d. all d , one of gen-
teel employment shoal sendfor the b‘ook.‘enclosln
10 cents for acetone, to T.’ W.‘ EVANS .IiCO.,4
South 8th IL, hiladelpeia, Pa.

CORE FOR.-.F.EMME WEAKNESS.
.HIS WONDERFUL MEDICINE MADE FROM

an Indian recipe. is-entirely vegetable, and is a
certain cure wlthoutsnpporters. Any one that will
give it a late trial or could read .the hundreds
of testimonials that have.- somc stating the benefit
received was more .to. themthan- ten' times its cost,
lcumin: it far and near.
and lace itin those hands. w. ere every female may
live themselves of its :value. - Send stamp for circu-
.lar.,-r Preparedjnd sold by Mac. Linus Banana,
Randolph, Mess. For sale by J. -W.JOHNSON 555
Main Street, Hartford, and by all druggists. so
one dollar; per bottle. - .; ~.

 

 

 

.NOMBBESK'INNYNBMSANBlIMBS

“ PERFEZIONE ’-' lea-sure agent for enlarging and
develo in firmember of the body. Price 21, Ade
0:... da'v new, remain... , WM

 

 

. A b t lviu tulldirectlon Sic. sentona’ 1, -
PSIIIP 0‘ 2 JAM 8. 'T 2'

psy from 25 to 50 per cent..more than is necessary; .
. "Those time-pieces combiuc every-improvement -

Aii'iaicss..Wa-rui 09., Crescent St.,-Waltham,_-
. - ., ;.,,,, .

 

.100. IS MAIN STREET,
.:‘ _ > ‘ "2.9?! '2‘. .: 2- 7”
Opposite Uble Bros iDrecfitgfe. _ A sample

, Giuliani's all non
Lownsr POSSILLE BATES.

' Norwalk, July 1, 1870.

P.H.NASH‘&BROTEEB8
IMPORTERS OF
€13,001:ng

Tittilifia. salsa

and all kinds of

Earthen, Wood, WM and Iron Hollow Wm,
of every description. Manufacturers in -

Tin, Sheet Iron, und- Copper- Kettle,

 

 

with all their appurte’nances.
Plumber! Material with Competent Labor.
TILE PIPES fordralns, with neeessa BENDS an

rs. LEAD P1P 11 LIGHT
"II- FORCE ro . and TIN wash up“ ,
. . .I .

.- .. EINWIPWIEIEWM

The Hartford Earth Closet 00..
Commodes on exhibition; circulars for frcec
tion. Agents for the

AND
Bailey Weeping Machine,
Ingereoll’s water Elevator.

 

THE

NEW FAMILY

Sewing Machine

Manumctured by the

WEED SEWING MACHINE CO.

HARTFORD, CONN,

‘~ * iscsllodthe

“mm Pilolii'i'li”

And all who have tried them pronounce
them rightly named. Please give them
atrial. Satisfaction guaranteed,

or no sale.

E, H. PARKER,

Agent for the sale of the
Weed Sewing Machine

Also, for 7

n. BUTTERICK o‘co's
Celebrated '

Patterns Of Garments
FOR

Ladies Misses, Boys and Little Children of
Beth Sexes.

. _"_Mauufaeturerof
SKIRTS 7‘ . .

AND

conga-rs.

AND DEALER IN

Dress Trimmings and Buttons,“

._ . . I O
, Ladles’ Furnishing Goods,
~ Lionsniinaofimns, ac.

21.Ma1n.8treet. ’

 

FOB. aim. .
' BHiIdiIIg'. " Sand.
‘ AND M ,
. .70.,0 wepaor
Fine Building Stone.

Apply to GEO. A. ST. JOHN,

ii EASTAVENUE.

~. 1s... m...

Steam and
_ ‘ Gas [Fitting
imata‘pnshm- out

The subscriber would say that he has removedto
gBurbank’s Building.

aflolning Dibble’s Block, Main Street, just north of ,
Railroad crossing, where the public can find

converter Norman

in the abovc branches of business, with a tee

Give Pull Satisfaction or no Charge;

Gas Fixtures Furnished at N. l.
Prices.

All Plumbing, Gas and Steam Fittings {animus
1"“? Lowest Crank Prices.

Should you come and find all hands out, you will
please leave our orders on slate. We havenlso ar-
ran with ours. H. M. A: C. S. Prowltt to leave a
slate at their Drug Store, corner of Wall and Main
Streets, where. we shall be pleased to receive orders
from .Our, up town firtends,:wlt tbd guarantee that;
that‘the shall receive promp attention. - ' ‘

WAN orders on state at 2 o'clock s. III. will receive
attention the same day.

ALSO ‘1 ,
BrmFo‘undry
Alli) MACHINE SHOP,

with competent workmen, anxious for work it new
pay, if prompt. ‘
If, 8m. Pew-r t9 antitrust-twain .

a: z. fictitious. .

03m.“ " ” a. unanimous. ‘ _

 

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Heaters,Bang;:§;o;esCFumoode ciul

Novelty Clothe. Wringer,

on the part of the Subscriber that all work one shall

Wb will ‘ u Cough when you can be so easily re-
"m_ Mugs .74: ;.'- H ‘V

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They ‘are rinse cure for slow Throat Cold, Hearse-
ness, Catarrb, and all Diseases of the Lungs, Throat
and Bron '; bee. p, From the great number of,
Testimonials‘as to the snag ofthis uvaluable medi-
» . In ' neeh Ave-,Chi _', Ill.. Jan.14, up.
“For the sat ten years I have in a at sufibrer
from Mucut attacks of Acute Broncbi , and have
never fonlnt‘ll a’iiytiivin ’t06:lmenfimgthme attacks

. e s r . .

until I t e r ELIZABETH T. ROOT."

' Qgflllgn‘ Dgn't let wortbhgess articles be calmcd
c on a sure on on y
'30ch 'NXIILETs. ’ 3

is Knuooe Platt Stree N. Y. Sole Agent.
Sold%y Drugglets. Price” cuts pe'r box. 4t-12

 

 

It contains over 100 fine engravings of Battle
Scenes and incidents in the War, and is the only
Authentic andaofilcial history of that great confiict.
.Publlshed in both English and German. .

w Inferior histories are beln circulated.
' Sec thetithe book-you uy'contaln
100 fine engravings and ma s. Send lor circulars
and see our terms and a full eecrlpilon of the work.
Address NAT’L rbnusmNe co., Phila., Pa. «12

iii NISHWITZ HARRUYT

 

Furnished for tri-
al to be returned if
not satisfactory.—
Send fOr Blank Or-
, der and Circular.
i Agents Wanted.

 
 
 

Danbury, CL, '

.' Agent for State of

Conn. '
. 4t-12‘

 

Scripture and Science have met together.
' e have kissed each other.

initial” iii Till illil.

-. ' Abook of» thrilling interest and test. lm or-
tailce to every human being. The spars, Pu pits
and People are all discussing the subject and book;
every man, woman and child, wants to read it. The
long fierce war is ended, and honorable peace se-

cured. Science is true. the Bible literal, are and
beautiful, both new satisfied and firm frien . God’s

work days, six actual days, not long periods This
book gives the ve . cream of science, making its
thriilln realities cuties, wonders and sparkling
gems a undred fold more. interesting than fiction.

0' or on sand secure territory immediate] . A
dress for circular. ZlEGI-ER A McCU Y, 102
Main Street, Springfield. Mass. 4w12

 

000. voons ORGANS

FOR PURITY 0F TONE, POWER, VARIETY OF
_ EXPRESSION AND ELEGANCE 0F
_ DESIGN AND FINISH THEY

ARE UNRIVALLED

—AND run-—

I”! ‘I'Illlllllllll COISIIOGTEI OIIAII “All

NEW STYLES NOW READY.

Circulars, containing new Music, free. Apply to

Agents, Muslc:Déaleirs,‘or ' . -

GEO. WOODS'& 00.,
130 TREMONT STREET,
BOSTON. twin

.lllllll BE B A.

WHAT IS IT 7 :

It is a sure and perfect remed for aii’diseases of the
. Liver and SpleenyE ement or on-
struellon ornate-tines, rlnary, Ute-
rine, 0M ndomlnal Organs, Poverty
or uWunI of Blood, terminus:
or nemtstens Revere, Inflamma-
tion of the Liver-,‘Dropa Slu
glah Circulation of the loo

Ash-cemeflsr’rroragaum‘dice,
1: pen a gue
. . . .unsl ’Fewer .or‘us’oir
c oneosuftante.

DR. WELLS having become aware of the extraor-
dinary medicinal properties ,of the South American
"m” “"30" ”an" nuns

2

sent a special commission to that country to procure
it in its native. purlt , and having found its wonder-
ful curative (propert es to even exceed the antici a-
tions forme by its great reputation, has concln cd
to offer it to the public, and is happy to state that. he
has erfected arrangements for a regular monthly
supp y of this wonderful plant. He has spent mac
time experimenting and lnvestigatin as to the most
efficient preparation from it, for popu aruse, and has
for some time used in his own ractice with most
ha yiresulte the effectual med cine now presented
to t it public as

Dr. Wells' Extract of Juruheba,

and he confidently recommends it to every family as
a household remedy which should be freely taken as
atBaoon Poarriaa in all dcrangements of the system

 

9

.2 'and to animate and fortify: ’all week and lymphatic
-- temperaments. . . _ ' 2
- New York..Sole Agent‘for the United States.

JOHN Q. KELLOGG Plats Street,

Price One Dollar per bottle. Sand for circular. 12

FLUWEBING PLANTS BY MAIL

Sent with Intel to any Post Ofilce. Priced Circular,
with nstructions for culture free.

 

mailed on receipt of 25 cents.

 

:57 Nassau St., New York. Q 5
II com letein onevolume-i net I d

Ni 1.1th o'Ir THE ’ n e
-E OYCLoe nrA. embracing mm subjects, with
ACE KING, Publisher, Thompsonville, Ct. 4t-10

E5 TABI. " assumes Wanted for D’Ann-
or ". WORLD " a choice sag
2,500 illustrations; a great work‘for experienced
COHSOMPTIONOAH BE COREO.

. man’s IIIS'I’OIY Of 1"! “HT
,ralpidlv'sellin 'work.‘ Also for zaLr'us POPULA
agents. Send for Circulars of either work: HOR-

Lriir ROCK, Conn, Dec. 30, 1870.

 

De. VAN Helium—Hy Dear Sir :—-Wheu I began
your treatment many of my friends had no hope of
my recovery, and now they say it does not seem pos-
' sl le that I couldbe up so comfortable. One year
ago. I was: so very poorly, and had I not used your
Inhelliug Finids- and your other-remedies, 1 would"
have been dead long ago. After I be your treat-
ment, 1 rested contented, for I was a' most confident
it would care me. It has done wonders for me. Had
Dr. Bisseli raised me up to where I am‘ now, he
would have thought he had done remarkably. But
be caulk not, and now I think he must feel somewhat
chagrincd after sailor: so much against you and our
treatment. But am thankful I did not he‘e his
words; that I had ener and will enough to give
your treatment a trial. e shall never re et'duiu
so. nilyhthebrnercy of Glodand yonlr Inhail iig Fluidg
my 0 as. ea spare »crytru y ours
.:. .... ANYNAWHITE.
My practice being confined to the Nose, Throat and
Lungs, so my remedies are specially designed for lo-
cal applicat on to those organs. refer by permis-
sion to the following patients who have been treated
by me 'with Juliana Fluids: ,gH. Everett Russell,
Counsellor—at-law all Street, New York - Mr. H.
M. Williams, 215 ice-t Fifteenth Street, N. .; iir'.

' g. S. Orser, 252 West Seventeenth Street N. Y.; Mr.

D. Sutton, 563 Broadway, M. Y.: J. . Van Neel,
225 Greenwich Streea, N. Y.; J. W. Chace, Callie,
N? Y. Patients treated by letter at their homes, by
answering-a list of some 80 questions, by which the
nature and extent of the disease are indicated. For
information, list of questions, Nc.,add

’ Q. VAN HUMMEL. M. D.,
40-10 40 W est Twenty-sixth Street,N. Y,

 

._ . jg‘snnactlling‘:11\icw for Milkmen.

IRON GLAD MILK NAN.

”non earner ALL TINNERS.
ITO" AID “will“ FOI SALE ll

lion CladBan 00., 5| Bey St.,li:.l.i‘a“

. Agents, Male andl‘emale.

 

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Address Am. Book Co, 62 William street, N, Y. 4t13

 

_ . EAGENT-S-WANTED FOR. .,
“W O N D E R 3
OF THE WORLD.”

ONE on: moccasin mnumarroas. The largest,
best sellingI and most attractive subscri lion
book ever nhlis ed. One Agent in Denver, Co ora-
do, sold 1 conies in 4 days. One agent in Milwau-
kie sold 80 cop es in, day and a largc number from
20 to 50 copies per y. Send' for liculars, with
terms atonce. Address U. S. PUBLISHING co.
411 Brooms St., N. Y. 4111‘

 

I i TIN -(tsss a MONTH -1. the
A 5H 0 gimme MACHINE )co.‘.’nos-
0N, Mass., or ST. LOUIS, Mo. sins.

 

 
 

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l‘oi‘Szllc Ex (* 1‘)’ allow
SEND row. BOOKWITH LISTor PUFER
fir Nut 1 ('ollvn'v ot'I—Icahh 1*

II Grit.“ Jolif‘F» S I .N Y.
The Maui Com 225°513t‘iii‘izwiim'

centiains no poison. One comb sent. by mail for 21.
Dealers supplied at reduced rates. Address Wm. Pat‘-
ton, Treasurer, Springfield, Mass. 10-4t ‘

REDUCTION OF PRICES

. ,TOCONFORH‘ WITH ‘
» .REDUCTION OF DUTIES.
GREAT SAVING T0 CONSUMERS,

BY GETTING UP CLUBS.

W“"’i“"°‘.'.t’i'°“ a: 0.1.21.0 has":
#33333: tLocalssn‘i'nleiigs and remunerative to cfiip
creams”. I» : .
THE GREAT AMERICAN TEA CO.
, 81 O: 88 VESEY STREET, Inga.

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2.0.30!”

fl;—Experlenc’ed Agents will (If? .

-My Illustrated Catalogues of N aw and Rain: PLANTS .

FOR fast selling popular subscription Booke.’ Ex-

will change any colored .

IRON AND STEEL,

AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
PAINTS, one. WINDOW GLASS, «0.,

41’ LOWEST CASH PRICES.

The subscriber has now in Store and is constantly
receiving direct from the manufacturers a full assort-

this market, which will be sold either whole 1
tall at lowest New York prices. ‘ so 6 or re-

LOCKS, deed, rim. and mortise, of all kinds.

LA TCHES, rim. mortise. all kinds -
moss; Silver Plated. Porcelain, and Mineral.
NAILS, cut, pressed. wrought and horse.

cannula Table and Pocket, a large assortment.
GUNS, double and single barrels.

Herons, Revolvers and single barrels.

tRONond STEEL. full assortment Of sizes and kinds.
CARRIAGE SPRINGS. Axles. bolts, clips, the.
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS. full assortment.
PAIN TS and OILS. of the best manufactures.

RURDICK’S

National Hay Cutter

OMETHING cuttrelv new ‘ atentedJul 30th 180
tgice'ans‘racfitlle‘a‘zknmmw druggaiiks, neaNiy or'quitg
votner cu I an
but little labor to 0 rate it. Call and 13321139N3:

sale by WM. 0. ST .
joining to!“ T, Agent for Norwalk and ad

BAUGH'S Raw Bone Sn r-Pli

splendid article, toaether 3°01. a 19: l

3:; Agricultural Implements,
2

hate of Lime, a
supply of Hard-

Iron & Stee , Window

W. C. STREET.

SOUTH NORWALK

. Hardware Emporium,
Chlchester’s Block,

WASHINGTON STREET,

. Just across from the Old Well Hotel.
Havlu bought 1 th * -
mtgfiggxan’ 1,: lice e decline of gold, a full as
UILDERS' AND CARPENTERS’
LS PAINTS OILS WINDOW GLASS
CUTLERY, c. We offer it to the ’
Public at low prices. '
W. C. QUINTARD lb CO.
warm doom-nu), . none nary.

.' .Jrior. salmonella.

ts, , .

 
 

 

. BULL,
“ LAWRENCE DREW.”

Ayrshire null, “Lochinvar.”

Price 3500.

MEADOW FARM, Darien, Conn.
DANIEL SLAUSON, Agent.
_ 0r BOX. No. 10 Darien Depot, P. 0. MM

' THE mom-1L MARKET. -
WILLIAM MITCHELL,

 

ed and ever popular market, is prepared io fur-
nish Hotels. Saloons, Families, &c., with Meats ofali
kinds, of the best quality, in any desired quantity and
at the lowest market prices. The continued patron-
age of the public solicited.
WILLIAM MITCHELL.

 

REGULATE your watch by a reliable regulator;
you can always have the exact time. Such a
one is at Weed’s Jewelry Store.

'BEST Extras awed and Rived Shingles just receiv
ed, ‘ to LEWIS HUBBELL, Dealer.

CALL FOR THE
JAPANISE CORN FILE,
and remove your corns without pain. sFoFr sortie.
. . P C .

Union Marble Works,
NORWALK, CONN.
The subscriber, is prepared to furnish every kind of

Italian and American Marble,

GRANITE, DRAB, on BROWN STONE.
M O N U M E N '1' s

Slabs. Tablets, Sink the, as well as Msnties and
Furniture Sin 5 in general, at the

L 0 WEST POSSIBLE PRICES.

Cemetery Fencing, Iron Rating, 50-,

furnished and put up at short notice and on very
. favorable terms.

Representing an establishment the oldest and best
known of any in Western Connecticut, the subscriber
feels that its reputation for artistic excellence and
honorable dealing is already too well established to
"need commendation? Address
E. B. PRICE, Agent.

Mechanic St. , in the rear of the new Bank,Norwalk,

A
HIS IS NO HUMBUG l
' By sending
height. color of eyes and hair
tummail, a correct icture of
wife, with name an date of rria e.
FOX, P. 0. Drawer No. 24, Pa tonvfile,

DODD’S
. HA2 IEllEVEO ‘l’lllllulls OF
Cough, .Cold, Fever, Agne. Headache, Neuralgla
Dyspepsia with loss of an attic, Darrbea, Constipa.
tion, Sleeplessness all ervous affections, Female
Weaknesses, die. Price 81; See recommendations
with each bottle., '
READ WHAT ONE DRUGGIST SAYS -.

We have sold DODD’S NERVINE for the last six
years and can truthfully say it has given entire sat-
sfaction in every instance, so fans we knc w llur.
in tbclast car we have sold OVER NINETEEN
OUSAN bottles. and consider its immense sale
awslurfzficleut proof ofits reliability. GEO, C. GOOD-

.2 CO., Wholesale Dru ists. Boston. S ld b
all Druggists. gg 1:041; y

$5 T0 $20 A DA Y. ,

. Do. youwant a situation as salesman at or near
home, to sell our new 7 strand 'Wht‘fe Wire Clothes
Lines to lastforeoer. Dont miss this chance. Address
Hudson River Wire Mills. 75 William St, N. Y., or 15
Dearborn St., Chicago. 4t-10

WANTED Agent everfwhere to sell our

new book, viz: “HISTORY OF

 

 

 

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you will receive, by re-
your future husband or
Address W.
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”did subject by a po u or author.
Publisher, Boston, ass. .

B. B. RUSS LL.
. 40-10

 

 

 

The urethane-treated,

'i ham. Mums: si'iltcmu’iiod'm

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tipallol and one-I’Dieeaees. o

are
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THE STANDARD. ~
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These Celebrated Scales are still T?
for in advance of all others in Accuracy, Durability
and Colleen , and our long experience and un-
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such real IMPROVEMENTS, as will enhance their

well-earned reputation as the most _
' PERFECT and RELIABLE
SCALES in the WORLD.

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-.,) " Again-e Till Tapping.

~FAIRIMIK8 BROWN do CO.,
us MIL STREET BOSTON.

FAIRBANKS 8: CO.,

255 Broadway, New York.
[3' Sold by all Hardware Dealers, »

WA II—AGEN'IS. ( 20 or day ) to sell the
ceNe rated Home Shu$me SPeWIllfl Mdchlue. Has
the tinder-feed, makes the “lock stitch” (alike on both
sides.) and is fully licensed. The best and cheapest
family Sewin Machine in the market. Address,
JOHNSON, C ARE At CO., Boston, Mass., Pitts-
burgh, Ps., Chicago, 111., or St. Louis, Mo. 4w-13

J. U. CARTER.
NNOUNCES to the public generally that be has
REMOVED ’

 

G LS. II. Holmes’ to e on Main street where he
w ll be happy to since file customers, is before,
with anyth ug. in theilne of

BOOTS ca: SHOES
'WIIIIBALE All IETAIL, .
(lineup for Cash.

 

 

merit of Goods of too above denomination suited to .

HAVING become proprietor of this old establish-

ITALY,”(iliustrated, by John C. Abbott. A s leu- -

1y3

walk and vicinity that he has i-ufchlsed t einterest

from ‘Lockwood’s Building, to the front room over in the business can secure.

Water Street, one door from.
Norwalk Conn.

 

 

WGL A S’s! .
D. S. 5.! ll \‘CK db SONS,-

(Formerly Shnnck ADownlug) Established 1837.
IMPORTERS 0F

POLISHED PLATE,

French Window, Car,
AND

PICTURE GLASS. ’

Depot aEd Agency for

LENOX PLATE GLASS.

ALSO,

Colored and Ornamental Glass.

27 CHAMBERS STREET,
1 and 3 READE STREET
NEW YORK.

NICOL & DAVIDSON,

386 BROADWAY, New York.

Successors to E. V. HAUGHWOUT .2: CO.
. :(Eetabllsbed thirty—five years.) -

meanness AND MANUFACTURERS on
Ellen GIIIIA, IIII-fl'lll elllll. 01422 WARE,
SILVER-Putin WAIE. SHEFFIELD 2571!",
EIEIGII steers. “all“. MIMI STAT--
IAIY, IIIAIlllllills, 2. IA: lllltlnu
0f sues, Illl, All Illllli,

or illuminated in colors (entirely new) to match Fur-
niture Room Decorations. Prices marked in Plain
Flgur the Goods. 1140

BININGER’S
0LD LONDON nobx GIN,

‘ly15

 

 

 

LD COGNAC BRANDY
LD CALIFORNIA BRANDY,

For saleby

NOTICE.

INTEREST will hereafter be allowed on all deposits
made with the Norwalk Savin s Society from the
1st day of each month, rovided t e same shall not
exceed One Thousand ollars in amount in thenamc
of an one person in any one year. Attention is also
calle to the fact that that we have a few more Safe-
ty Deposit Boxes for rental in our vault; at a very
small cost, per annum, to the depositor.

Norwalk, Oct. 1. 1870. GEO. E. MILLER, Tress

LUMBER

AND

SHINGLES

We have receiveda ood selection of Dry Lumber

consisting of Plank. oards, Siding and Flooring.

giao la verylctllioice ia‘rticlennt' Shavled all: 8:33:
hu es w' c weo erat every owes in

grief ' " K. JAMES’ NEPHEWS.

_ OHN W.

IlUBBELL. Triannrms K. unnam.
ISAAC cannon, Jr.,
GENEHAl MACHINIST and JOBBEH,

ANUFACTURER' of Church’s Steam Pump
Church’s Patent Lubricator, all kinds of Fu
Machinery, and light articles on contract. Agent for
Vaudewater’s Improved Jonval Turbine Water
Wheels. Boiler Inspector for the Fourth Can a-

stone] District of the State of Connectlcut. Mac iue
Shop just back of the Horse Railwav Buildings. 11

SAVE THE CHILDREN!
‘ Mulitndes of them sufi'er, linger, and die, because
of Pin-Worms. The only known remedy for these
most troublesome and dangerous of all worms in
children or adults is

OR. OOIIIO’S PIN-WORM SVIIIIP.

Purely vegetable, safe and certain. A valuable ea-

E. P. WEED.

 

 

 

 

 

G. C. Goonwm a CO., Boston, and all drug-gleam
BARLOW’S BLUEING, “HE

 

best in use sold by

Lockwoon

 

' SAPPHO

35 CENTS PER BOX,
——AT——

SELLEOK’S.

ALL thelateat styles of the finest qualityof solid
silver and plated ware, added to my stock as
soon as roduced by the manufacturer, at Wood‘s
Jewelry tore.

 

 

ALL KINDS

_op_..

JOB_PRINT1NG

E’xecuted with neatness and dispatch,

—AT Tim-3

GAZETTE

STEAM PRINTING OFFICE,

GAZETTE BUILDING,

Wall Street, Norwalk.

Insure in the Traveler’s Ins. Co.
of Hartford, Conn. i

 

 

thartic, and beneficial to health. Warranted to cure. -

INITIAL PAPEIII.

depot, at 6.45, 2.45, 11.45 a m,
6 45 p m. From Chambers street depot at 6.45, 10.,00
a m, 12m, '1.45, 4 00, 5 15 and 5.45

st. depot, at s 45, a m. and 12 45, is 45, 5 15,
and to 45 p. m. From Chambers st depot at 2 a. m,

 

 

 

1870. Scum Amounts-r. 1870.
Lease Neurotic. . So. Norwulk.
5 40 A.M. N, Y. Mondays only, | e 00 A. M.
622 “ 7§.Y.& .H. 641’ “
“f 25 “ New York Ex. 7 48 "
B 03 ” No Train. 8 28 “
s 83 " New Haven. ~ 2 04 "
9 04 “ New York. 2 25 “
p 25 " New Haven Ex. v 2.45 "
10 05 " No Train. 10 25 “
10 45 “ New York Ex. 11 07 “
11 so " No Train, 11 as u
12 15 RH. No Train. 12 86 P.M.
12 5S “ N. Y. Accom. 1 20 ‘-
1 10 “ New Haven. 1 31 u
1 41 “ New Haven Ex. 2 00 "
2 00 “ No Train. 9 20 “
2 30 " No Train. 2 59 “
3 02 " New York Ex. 8 25 U
3 25 “ New York. ‘ 3 50. “'
3 50 “ NoTrain. 420 "
4 13 5‘ New Haven Ex. 4 33 “
4 50 " No Train. 5 02 " ’
5 12 ” New York Ex. 5 40 “
5 30 “ NewHaven. 5 52 “
551 “ N.Y.&N.H. 520 “
6 20 “ NoTrain. 5 4S “
5 48 “ No Train. 7 11 “
7 17 “ New Haven. 7 40 "
7 40 “ No Train. 8 05 "
3 05 “ No Train. 8 82 “
9 ss " No Train. 8 55 u
it? 11 NT‘E‘E‘.‘ u ° 1' “
. . , _ u
2 32 “ No Train. Ex 13 (4)90 n
1010 " Saturday only. 10 30 u

EDWIN LOCKWOOD, Pres.
.-——\
GREEN’S CITY EXPRESS,

Successor to A. B. ,

lHE undersigned having purchased th
1 terest of A. B. Allen in the City Ex 2:313:52
that all or era left up-

ness, would inform the pnbii
ost Office, or at Geo

on the Slates in the Norwaik
W. Jennings’ News Depot;
to. Bag age taken loan from all the trains on N.
i. 5'. N. ., and D. .b N. R. R.', and the Steamboat.
He is also prepared to do all kinds of LightnndHeavy
Trucking; having secured a first-class spring truck,
will attend to all orders for rcmovln Furniture Pi-
anos, the. The patronage of the pub c is respectfully
solicited. [121!) DA VID GREEN.

DAILY LINE.
THE FREIGHT PROPELLERS,

 

City of Norwalk and P. P. Brady

will run one from each end of the route eve even-
ing, stopping at South Norwalk to receive add leave
insight. Produce sold without charge for commis-

FREIGHT AT OLD PACKET RATES.

All persons are forbid trusting any of the employees

of either of the above
thereof. boats on account of the owners

DANBURY a NORWALK II. B.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing Jan. 2nd, 1871.

DAILY TRAINS.
Lease Dunbury for South Normal]:
5 30 a. m.; 12 m.; 4 20p. m.: Freight at 5.45 p. in.
Leave South Normal]: [or Danbury,
At2 00mm; 11 05am; 2p.m.; 618nm.
Lease Namath Bridge for South Not-walk,

__

ruinous-mm) BRANCH n. as

m. 12 so. 245, and 7 05
m.,1210220aud435p. m.
JOHN W. BACON , Sup’t.

N.Y'.iier.'-II.';BAILH ROAD.

SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing J une 20th. 1870.

 

For New York,

(Ex.,) 3.45, 4.30 (Local ex.,) 5.30, 0.30, 8.00(Irx,,)P.M.
Nor-walk for New Haven.
At 6.39 A. M., stopping at‘all staiions.

8.58 “

2.44 “ Boston Express. '
1.31 P. M., stopping at all stations.
“ Bosrcn Express.

6

4 s

‘ stopping ,at‘ all stations.
I I
4 4

Boston Express.

ensure
hfl‘
63w33%

Trains leave New Haven for N orwalk. at 2.40, 5.30,
6.30, 8.10, 2.45 (Ex.,) A. M.; 12 M.; 2.15, (Exq) 4.30
(121a,) 5.00, 8.30 (m.,) P. M.

See large bill of advertisement at the Station Houses

and Hotels.

Supt’s Olfice.'4th Ave. and 27th St., New York.

Ass’t Supt’s Ofiice, StationHouse, New Haven.
JAMES H. HOYT. Sup’t.

OLD WELL HOTEL ' STABLES.

Adjoining the Hotel, South Norwalk.

Stables connected with the Hotel, and passengers
carried to and from the House to the cal-sand Steam-
boat free of expense. Horses and Carrie es to let at
all hours. Carriages run to all trains an the Steam-
boat. and passengers carried as cheap as any other
stable will do it.

gWeddings and Funerals attended for 28 each car-
r age. - '
A few good horses for sale. ’

I!" An Omnibus will run between South Norwaik
and Hutch Point, daily, as follows :—Leave Old Well
Hotel at 2_o’clock a. m. and 2 o’clock p. or. Leave
Roson Paint at 11 o’clock a. m. and 5 o’clock p. in.
LORENZO SCOFIELD.

 

 

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

Through Express trains leave Chambers Street at 2
11.00 a. m., 5.30 and 7 00 p. m., (daily) ; leave Twen-
ty-tbird Street at 8 45, 10 45 a. m., 5 15 and 6 45 p.m.
(daily) New and improved Drawing Room Coaches
Will accompany the 9 a. in. train through to Bufi'alo,
connecting at Homellsville with magui cent sleeping
coaches, through to Cleveland and Gallon. Sl ,‘

will be promptly attended .

at7 84mm.;l 05,555 25p.m.;Frcightat5 05p. m,

Trains leave Branchville for Ridgefield,'at '2 45 a
p. m.
rains leave Ridgefieid for Branchviile, st ' 0 45 a.

Trains leave Passenger Station at Norwaik as follows :

 

 

= ' ~ “I -“’."”;’°‘“"" 3""! NEIL ADVERTISEMENTS N lw = .. “515m , ~ ' . I NewYork Advertisements *- CONVEYANCES. ""0“" . .
$513103“ film” “iIW‘R‘M—TE‘W'W W To ’FAEME’RS' MtfilltlShOCStbl’C, 000001 000001! cousui‘il HARDWARE' ' M“ Norwalk Horse Railway. “'W'N'm"

E. QUINTARD’S SONS,
AVE removed to their new rooms in the Post Of.
H ficeBulldlng‘Gutrsnee one doorwsst of that.
old store) where. ey have a very large assortment oi
Furniture of every doses-melon,

At greatly reduced prices.
UNDERTAKING,
. ' in all its branch es. _
mfumn l FURNITURE l :
_, arm . ..

Furniture Warehouse,
the upper end of Main St.

has; 'the ‘

 

of Chamber suite of all kin Bureau Iaouo -
agnlgmgggufixcuunemd" liable-Lip ritual}.
of all yarietieii, one on Ta lee, Chairs and Rocker:
500““ blue-es, Picture Prunes, '

and everything else in the Furnitureline, cites fo:
Cash. 30 2 Promptly done by experienced erk

men.
-UNDRRTAKING,

A large apartment 'of Collins of th' terisls
constantly on hand; Shrouds, haulageMItIc-or‘sc. Illt
everything necessary for the burial of Lbs dead. In!
uilihA ed cheapsrtlaan can: be ohbtab‘i’naedfilsewhere.

new an e egau coac earsc dr .
two horses, has been received. . ’ ' "m b'

am~ lun- RAYMOND.

FURNITURE!

THE subscriberis now [in 'to Oder to the pub
lie, at his

old stand in estport, as ood
sortment of - ~ , I an |

CABINET :llJDNITIJDE
as can be found in Fairfield Count and at lower ri
ces, FOR CASH, than the' same L'allty of goodegai
being)baiting?i at Sn¥ cathie‘r us out.

o e cons s u- f M bl Extor
sion, Dining, Card and QPaaurttegte‘TLIblees 3331......“

 

Bureaus, Sofas, Tote-no’l'ete hunger Mahoganyui

Caneseat Chairs - Gilt and-Mahogan 'Framo

Glasses, the, ac.’ ’ mm
C

_ , COFFIN WAREROOMS,

Where ma be found a run assortment of Coffin:
which will e furnished in the best possible manner
and at short notice. A Hearsewill be furnished when
desired. A. RENOUD, Westport, Ct.

N'o'rscn.

HE firm of WHITNEY a BECKWITH is thl

da dissolved by mutual consent. All per
sons in ebted totheanld firm are requested to tank
immediate paymeutto R. A. Bloxwrru wh’o alou
isauthorized to sign in recei t of the same. Th
business willbe carried on at an Old Illlld. b

_ g A. BECKW .
Norwalk, March 11, 1871. l

Dissolution.
OTICE is hereby given that the Copartuershi
heretofore existing under the name and firm 0
KLEIN & PLAUT is tfiis day dissolv d by mutnr
‘ All ‘ will e settl by the be
firm of KLEIN a EMANUELmho will continue til

business.
' M. KLEIN.
Norwalk, March 1, 1871. J. PLAUT.

FRED. H. NASH

WILL resume teaching on Piano about. the lil-
dle of March. Persons desiring bis servic
can address letters to care of the “ Gm"

 

 

11

 

 

Lazarus airman celebrated rrfécted epeet.
cles are to be had only atWee ’s Jewelry Stor

 

BARNESSES FOB sans.

THE subscriber would res ectfhlly inform ti

public that he has now on and a good alsor

ment‘ ofHARNESSES, made of the ve best that

rials which he will SELL AS L0 ;as they ei
ssiblybe furnished at any other similar eels"

isbment In the county. Now for the orders. L

me have them at once. WM. 3. SWAN.
Feb. 1. 1871.

 

, Insure Against Lona by Fire
in the most Reliable Company, ~
an a: run isosr season-La urns,
at the office of
' - . ‘ , .MELVILLE E. MEAD.
. . Darieu Depot, Conn.

- THE BEST IIOOFIIIGTKIOVII.

 

 

At 3.47 A.“M., Boston Express. , .
2:25“ .. "WET! at?" “39,01"- TWENTY-FIVE Transvestite demonstrated“
7.40 “ Iéotcal f ddress, stopping at Darien and - WARREN’S' mom _
in or . - ‘ -

- 9,, , .. ,,,,,,,,,,,g ,, a,, mum Felt, Cement and Gravel Roofin
1.05 “ ress. is the best roofiugin use. It will notcorrode, w
1.18 P. M. _. steppincv at all stations. ‘not crack, and will not leak. All who have given it
8.22 “ Boston ress. fair trial testify that it has no cunerior, and the In
3.45 “ stoppin at all stations.’ scriber refers to. the hundreds n this County wl
5.41 “ Boston recs. have bad this roofing put on. Orders left at the OH
6.17 “ stoppln at all stations. of Meeker Brothers,'coal dealers, foot of Mill Hi
2.37 Boston xpress. will receive prompt attention. ,

_ 35 . RUFUS ADAMS.
New York for Norwalk, .
At 7.00, 3.00 (Ex.,) 0.00, 11.30 A. M'.; 12.15 (1112.03.00 Inveelilsente :

BEST RAILROAD BONDS, Interest free from i

xes. .
STOCK in Norwalk and Darien Institutions.
_ For sale b
MELVI E. MEAD,
Darleu Depot, Conn.

nnwaan; r. wean
i ‘Drugsist‘
Wall. Street, opp. N orwalk Hall

A large and wellselected stock of

Drugs and Medicine‘s

PERFUMERY, PATENT MEDICINES, all
kinds. MINERAL WAT TOILET and
MEDICATED SOAPS, F RING. and.
HANDKERCHIEE EK‘I‘RACTS, AHAIR
BRUSHES COMES, SPONGES, CHAMOIS
SKINS, STATIONERY, CIGARS, ‘20.,"80.
Is constantly adding to his stock all the newaiid po_
ular medicines of the day. -

 

 

 

somn'rmaci NEW!-

_.

A FIRS CLASS CITY

Dialer & Tallinn Eitiiliiiiel

7 At No 1, Gazette Building, (up stairs)

THE subscriberwould respectfully inform the ct
issue of Norwaik, that he has made arrang
ments to open afirst-class, New York City Establis
ment, as above, where he plcduua himself to give es
isfactioli to all his customers.

He will give special attention to Boys Garments :
well as those of gentlemen. l'essons bringing the
own cloth can have the same cut or made up, in an a
tistic manner, atrasouable prices. -
FRANCIS J. MOKEON.

 

coaches will accompany the 11 a. m. train from Susi

coehanna to Bufi‘alo: the 5 30 p. m. train from New
ork to Buffalo. audthe 7 p. m. train from New York

to Homellsville, Bnfi'alo and Cincinnati. An Emi-

gran. train leaves daily at 7 45 p. m.

For Port Jervis and Way, 4 30 p. in. (23d St., 4 15

m.) '
p For Middletown and Way 3 30 p. m., (23d street,
3.}; p. m.) and, Sundays only, 830 a. in. (28d Street,
a. m.
For Otisville and Way, at '7 30 a. m (23d St.;'7 15

. in.) .

For Newbnrgh and Way at 2a.m, 3 30 and 4 30 p.m
Twenty-third street, 8 45 a. m., 3 15 and 4 15' p. m.)
For Snfi'ren and Way, 5 p in ~ and 6 p in. Twenty-

tbird street 4 45 and 5 45 p. m. Theatre train, '11 so
p in, (Twenty-third street, '11 45 . m.)

wenty-tb ird street

For Paterson and Way, from
'1.45 3.45, 5 15, and

m. .
fI’om Twenty-third
5 45,

For Hackensack and Hillsdale,

1 00, 4 00, 05 15,0 and 55.45;) In. .
For Piermont. Monsey and Way,from Twenty-third

st depot, at 2 15 a m, 112 45 p m, 315, 415. 445,15 15

m, and Saturdays only 111 45 p. m. From Cham-

gers st depot, at 9 30 a m, #1, 3.30, 4.15. 4 30 5, and
is so p ui, and Saturdays only 112 midnight. .

Tickets for passage and for apartments 11 drawing

room and sleeping coaches can be obtained, and orders
for the checking and transfer pf be
at the Co.’s ofiiaes—Nos. 241,522 an 257 Broadway;
205 Chambers Sc; 33 Greenwich sh: cor. 125th St.
and 3d Ave. Harlem;
Depots foot of Chambers at, and foot of, Twen-
ty-third st, New York; No. 3 Exchan
Long Dock tie at, Jersey City; and o the Agents,
v at the principal otels.

gc may be left

No. 333 Fulton st, Brooklyn;
Place and

WM. R. BARR,Gen'lPass’rAgent.
L D. Rnoxxu, Gen’l Supt.

'Daily iFor Hackensack only. lFor Picrmout only

Dec. 5th, 1870.

HORSE SHOElNG.

 

 

THE subscriber having purchased the I oodwill,

tools, 7%., ofthe Horse shoeing Esta lishment

of James D. Shea, in the rear of the Horse Railway
Depot, is now fully prepared to fill all orders for

SHOEING HORSES
n the bestmanner. All disagree of lhefeet treated and.

a cure warranted. By constant attention to business

 

A. G A I NS T A 0 OLD E N T S y and faithful and careful execution of his work, be
At the office of hopes to gain the public confidence and receive
MELVILLE 15- MEAD. liberal patronage. . JOHN BARNEY.
Darien Depot, Conn. Norwalk, June, 1852. ‘9
HE lar est assortment of watches. clocks jew-
T elryfikc, in this country, at Weed’s Je’welry REMOVAL!
Store. .

 

SIMPIIOITY I ECONOMY I

The Norwallc Engine.

THE MOST SIMPLE, PERFECT
A N D CHEAPEST ENGINE
IN THE MARKET.

Twenty per cent. added to the efi'ective ower of
the common Slide Valve Engine by nsino t e NOR.
WALK IRON WORKS’ BALANCED PISTON
VALVES. Six, ei ht, ten twelve and fourteen inch
Engines always on and. Inquiries solicited and ref.
erences given in all parts of the country.

IIIIC‘I' ACIIII I. IMHO! WHEEL STEAM PUMPS

' State and should be read b ever Mason in the
“3"“ wonwanx snore “03382”. lund.’ In it will be found in: Choizest Literature,

Scientific. Agricultural, and Masonic matter. to-

* SOUTH N ORWALK,

ATTENTION 8

Michael Casey begs to inform the poo in of Nor.

Wi Milcxi‘iAEL (LASILYW
l ale noon 1 nor ere an
Who es oshington, SOuth

.s. n. BREWER, Stamford, on,

the Former, Gardener, and Household. The GA-
ZETTE is held-in esteem hi b above all others
asa fireside companion, to e ify and amuse those

and must i. .2

pie cop! “"1- "
51 .

Horse Shoeing Establishment.

THE subscriber would respectfully inform the pub-

lic that he can be found a few Rods below his

old place of business where he will stud .to please all
who may call on him. WIN. AHERN.

A NEW ILLUSTRATED MASONIC MONTHLY

1y16

 

RURAL GAZETTE
AND

MIRROR. or LIGHT,
PUBLISHED BY

ON THE FIRST OF EACH MONTH.
file the only Masonic Journal published in the

other with other choice selections, which are use-
ul and interesting to the Merchant, the Mechanic,

 

 
 
 
 
 

minute Crystal; Pebbles. melted
their name, “Diamond,” on accenu, ofthelr hardness
and brilliaacy. . . _

on which the are'eonstructedbrin
ter of the lens’direetlyi’n front of t ’

‘i at?“ dnd' tingall l sens‘stlonh
on it“. fem. j un easaut

as glimmer’lu , ans wavering of sight, iii-sinee'e'. ea,
Peculiar toll others in use. Turr no
run Flares man, in frames of the best quality, of
all materials used for that purpose.

DENTISTRY Iii scum raisin

R FOUR DAYS OF EACH WEEK, ONLY. D
Kendall will continue the Dental business as to
meriy. at his olds'tand, Sword’s Itulldln . Ole: wi
be closed Mondays andSatu’rdaye, Dr.— enda'll belt
in Ridgefield. We extract teeth with or without tl
use of LAUGHING GAS. '
Wednesdays we Ilevote entirely extracting Test
WITHOUT PA IN. » 3 ..

The principal Operator in Cullen’s Dental Assbciatic
has repeatedly declared that South Norwalk is thebe.
place within his knowledge, (out of Cooper Union) t
have teeth extracted j ' ’ ‘_

We particulary invite those who may desire

ARTIFICIAL TEE I'll, .

to examine our manner of work and fleet befoi
procurln them elsewhere. Teeth title in the mo:
approve manner. Those partially broken away it
deca‘v.restored totlleir formersise and shape.

Hair Dressing Saloon

 

GAZETTE rummage,
P Paxunsxmeteonhermeettuduese
. loan N. Y., having taken till! ' blunt

will exert” himselr to conduct its business in such
manner as to give complete satiefketluu'to'all wl
favor him with their patronage. The Saloon has rs
cently been renovated, re~palnted and: furnish
throughout. Compelcnt wurkmen; _ be found 1:
‘i‘.i"‘i°i’ ““Hfih’i'sh‘i‘ “it: " ~~“"- “63.5
n ., a‘vin,ar.~ ug, r , r
erg, executed In thebest manner We. late:
styles. This is the only place in town where custom
ers can e _ ei ienee thedelightfui - sensation of"Hsl
Brushing y Machineryflfi _ .- . . , , ,
A; riute room for ladleswith a separate'entranee
has eenfittedup where special cart. wili‘be given t-
cuttlng and dresein LadieI' and Cl’ildren's hair, etc
SAMUEL PAK K! has taken the-.saloon Ii
Dibble’s Block, South Nerwalk. where he will b
pleased to meet all who desire his services.

-“- 1' I B ‘O‘ 833;”
OR UNFERMENTED CATAWBAWJNE, retain
edi tinglthestrue fiavor allf the Granar- ’ Sultabge for
M c acramen e urpoeee. ‘ or a
‘ °' ~ , p » refilled...

 

 

IF you want a good STOVE or a HANG or any
thing else in the HOUSEKEEPING 1.1 go it
HELD 'S

 

MEDALRANGEsoldby . v --
- . . . . 4 onononrmrtmax

Money ' Cannot Buy it!
FOR SIGHT IS PRICELESS.

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0
THE DIAMOND omens,
. Manufactured by . . ..
’a E- SPEHHHEEEhl b190,“: '- Yep
so. . .. . .

Iivymeclllliad: tailgate“ opnetfuggirfuge; a "3:3:
mos-1.- PERFECT
natural, artifielaihel‘ to the human cyceverhowm
They are ground an or their own-'sii rvlsion, from
r and derive

'The SeifihflfiO.-mnkslplo
“99°"? “In. ‘
tviaon; asin the $5.5. can:

locum n:

M m: I. ad Durabilityeeaeet isomer.
CAUTIONt—None genuine unless bearing their

 

 

 
 
 
 

<1 permanent

Termsci ru'b- . on One Doilarper year. 'Ssm-

 

 

x, m use, 1852. 4st:

. REWEE.Stemford.Conn.

'9

intakes sixteen unarts. Price

of his late partner, Mr. George 3- 31805011.“! their athered atom“, and no family .can afford to , - .
- . . - l--~__' _ ' i, u sum ofOne Dollara ear. trademarko stamped 0“ "mm”... man
WhOIGSa-le W139 6‘ Lulu" Store! NELL- .. .. :Irgifiglyé’l‘hlrteeughousand, hilt we 39%.. 5212;. gagetagafimmlé gegocaaame
. » ' . r rwn ;
WATER SIREET, SOUTH NORWALK. 31131;; f “gigggafl ‘,’,‘,,‘,’,’,§,_‘“T’, 3%: Thaggoods'are not supplied' to Pedicra at sayings
one door from Washington Street. and will himself, we ofi‘i‘ p,- cements to agents and ': ‘e b'et- _
Emmi, atteagvgghgfwlifg'gfi’, lagging, ter ori deny 0311c: journaliinl fiieland. Walker’s Vinegar Bitters.
0 ma . _ _ . '
0.35.5.5. advan’tages as capituthanda ong experience $323 . «.yiiiiivbfiéeéii'i wolI-k‘fcememo N“ annAleggoguBelvemgp . - Fl '1 th’embaud I" “'9
T ey can 8"” "I? on THE ~27ET'1‘E will be found the best vincedo is u ' illssts. orsancrywfin
and; the angst 3:33.353? gflfigpggfggfig saver-ii... in 1niche-nigh Staten. neiniilu . . ,, ' . ‘- . . - . - '
am es an ye - 1,1 . , z e on in vo nines. - , - ‘
articles purchased at thlsostablishment. 533,3“: " h, ;, “Hum, m, mm, Scallosel-‘ariue.

Olail maklfiiogjéBiancie “1:35:12 Jamil” {1", Pad
0 or an o. .. ac ckags
ill. ' ”cents. sale-IL. "
1! P-Wm.DrIssiot.