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ford was the oratorof the evening. .. Though
a new convert to" the system of educating
women as doctors hcwas most decided in
his convictions not only of its propriety but‘
of the necessity that had arisen for it. He
spoke at some length, and closed with the
stock advice to be not only good doctors but
' good women. Mrs. EliasbethCady Stanton
then conferred the degrees upon Mrs. Char-
' lotte C. DrummOnd, New York city: Mrs.
Fannie B. Holden, South Norwalk, Conn.;
Miss Helene S._,Lassen, New York city;
Mrs. J Osephene'vS’mith', New York city; Mrs.
P. J. B. Wait; New-Evans city, and, Miss - c
Fannie E. WhitehKalamaaoo, Mich.
H'ine SyracuseDailySlohdaz-d pan
the following just tribute to Miss‘Potter,
who recently gave a reading in that city :j-r
We are critical about readings. There.
is so much of pretence and uncouth~ work
which imposes itselfupou audlences. under
the title of readings, that we hardl expect
- to hear a genuine artist, at one of t_ ese per-
formances. We have little healtatron, how ,
ever.in as 'ng that Miss Potter is agrcot
reader.
ewcnt expectin lafiisappoint-
ment. We came away happl y disappornted.
She is vivid; she is vigorous who Is natural.
Her enunciation is clear, so ed, power.
ful. Her faculties are under mplete con-
trol. She holds her hearers whether she
essays the. humorous, the pathetic, or the
tra 1c.
‘ o particularize :—We never heard “Sheri-
dan's Ride ” given with so good efi'ects as to
Miss Potter’s renderin .' It was as truthful
as it was spirited. “ om Roper? was the
erfection of art. “The Bugal Song" gave
er an opportunity to exhibit wonderful
powers as avcntriloquist. “The Creeds ot
the Bells” requires great and pecuhar adapt-
abilities. Miss Potter did all that could be
done with the piece. The 24th Psalm was
never better read; and when we so that
the “Sleep Walking Scene in Macbet . was
a success ” we have said allthat is necessary
tostate Our opinion of her reading: We
regret that a larger audience was not In at:
tendauce and we trust Miss P. may visit
us again, when we guarantee. her 'thller
benches.‘ We cannot guarantee her- more
delighted hearers.
ENTIRELY TOO Armored—A clerygyman
in a village of Baden recently made himself
so obnoxious to :his parishioners by engag-
ing injvarious squabbles which brought on
several lawsuits,'. that’ he» was oblidged to
resign his post. During his farewell sermon
he said, “I have been really happy'but three
times inmy life; the first time was when I
made my first communion; the‘ second was
when I said my first mass ;and now comes
the third which-is the occasion on' which I
take leave of. you, my well-beloved I” At
that very moment the organist drowned the
preacher’s- voice in the solemnly cheerful
strains of “Great God be Praisedfi’ and the
whole congregation, rising to its feet, joined
in singing the words.
I ' ' I O '
W Messrs. Briggs do Bro., of Rochester,
N. Y, have issued a beautiful illustrated cat-
alogue of Flower and Vegetable Seeds, for
1871,..They also issue a chromo,represent-
ing 43 varieties of showy Flowers, 19x24
inches, which they furnish customers for 75
cents each. , , _
It will take $350,000 to complete the Wash-
ington monument at Washington, D. C. A
united earnest-efl'ort-is tobel~ made all over _
the country tosccure the necessary funds.
Kauai-Wilhelm use moreig'o'od traits than '
one. He is notonly~truthfill,‘but'hc is grate-
ful to those who have done him good service,
and is not chary in expressing his gratitude.
He has made Bsimarck aprince of the Ger-
man empire, and fastened'On Von Moltke’s
breast the grand decoration of the Iron
Cross. , , .>
A young gentleman; speaking of a young
beauty's fashionableyellowlsh hair, called it
pure gold. “It ought to be,” (loath Mr. K—
"it looks like twenty-four carrots."
The editor of the Barnstable Pan-m, hav-
ing received a bank-note detector, returns
thanks, and modestly asks for some bank
notes upon which to test its accuracy.
Conductor Thomas, of the New-York and
New Haven railroad, has returned from his
trip to the Pacific coast, and looks healthy
and hearty.
Mrs. Scott Siddons had an elegant dress
spoilt in Meridelr at her recent readings, by
coming in contact with some burnt cork
left behindby a minstrel troupe.
—-—-—-o—4. - .
“They: told me down street that you want-
ed a stODe-cuttehhere,” said a man in rusty
cloths‘to the proprietor of an- establishment
in the grave stone and monument way.
“Yes, we do. We want help badly.” And
thinking to get rid of the‘ applicant easiest
so. he led him to a corner of the yard where
two huge stone were lying side by side.
“There, we want a stone-cutter to. peek an
arch out Of them two; stOne “pillars like,
brought together at the top. . And we went
a grape vine, with leaves and fruit and quirls .
—every kink comple’teéa-cli‘m'bing and-
twisting round each of ’em and meeting and
lapping eachrother at the top quite natural
you know. Can you do the job 1”?
“What would you be willingto pay a fel-
lcr for such chiseling as that? It must be
rather tejus buisnessqf ,. ‘
First-rate pay, of course.”
“Yes. Preps you’ll give as much as five
dollars a day, if the work pleased ye i”
' “ So I would,” said the monument man,
thinking he’d stop him, before he had time
to spoil the stone. . ' , .
The man in rustyclothes, having his little
bag of tools with .him, commenced the job
immediately, and showedsuch‘ skill: that he
was let alone day after daA. ' ‘When he had
completed one of the sides of the arch much
to his employer’s satisfaction, he bagged his
tools and 'put his rusty coat. .
“ I’m tired of such puttering business, as
that, boss. You’d better set some other man
at it." ' . _
“ I havn’t got a man who can do that kind
of work," said the employer. ,
“ Then you had better finish ityourself.”
“I couldn’t make the . other side of that
arch to save my life—and I don’t know
where I can find a man to do it I You must
stay and finish‘it now you’ve began.”
Well-Faint such :scowlsohbrow work as
that wuth more boss‘ihan what I’m gettin' ?
You cant eXpecta feller to sculp. you know,
for nothing. Them kinks and-jiuts in that
vine takes a power offussin’ to hang ’em on
there as sech things hang on in the woods.
You must shell out more money.”
“How much more i”
“Gi ’ me fifteen dollars a day and I’ll stick
to it till it’s done,” said rusty clothes.
“All right l go ahead I” said the monument
man. ' ,' _
' The arch was finished—and perhaps it will
not spoil the story to mention that it was
lloot Su e b Book,—NEW YORK IL-
A' LUSTRATLD: containing 48 illustrations of
Public Buildln a, Street Scenes, and Suburban
Views. . Elegant yprintedvon .Tintod Paper, with
hip. and Descriptive Text. ,1 vol. 8vo. Price 00
ceufh; 0 copies for 82.50; 19 copies $4, Sent free by
mail to any address on recei t of lprice.
‘ ‘ D. APPLETON til 0., nblishers,N. Y.
Spark-9 Polylinfual Magazines. For learning
French. S anish talian and German. 82 a ear
each. Ad resa II. C. SPARKS, 81$Broadway, . Y.
B. S. s. FITCII’S FAMILY PHYSI-
CIAN ; 90 pages; sent by mail free. Teaches
how to cure all diseases of the erson; skin, hnlr,
eyes, complexion. .Writeto'nl; roadway,=N. York.
TREES and PLANTS.
nm'iiigiid. ‘iii'ififlii‘i‘iefii‘féi‘lfli‘,’
eVlneo Hard Rorennhododendron
“5‘02“ of all :hrubsy—ryrucunlhn, the new:
It Plant. Forcatalo e address
IIe ge PARSONS 3'
Boston.—Kept on the European plan-
artshorn’s Shade Bolloro.—-No Cords
.. , -._ ,. :99-‘vFI'19FiHBIM-
‘Pfiflr‘n. Before you apply, read my circular. W.
. S
a Rooms, $1 per day for each JIG"O_D-.1 Lo-
csicdin the most central ran .
or Balances used. Price Lists and Models for
the Trade. Send for Circular ARTSHOBN,
MONDS, Hartfort, Conn.
Sherman House, Court Square,
part of the city for business men or plummebk‘era,
BARNEY HULL, Proprietor.
.1' - , U I
. FRASIIANT‘ SAPOLIEIE.
CleansIKid Gloves, and all kinds of Cloths and Clo-
thing; removes Paint, Grease, Tar, to" instantly.
without the least injuz to the finest fabric. Sold b ‘
Druggists and Fancy oods Dealers. FRAGRAN
SAPOLIBNE CO.. 83 Barclay street, New York, 46
La Salle street. Chicago.
VI" «harmonise in ioboursnvIthout drugs.
articulars_10 cents. F. Saca_,c_romwell, Colin.
. BAYSIDE SOAP LIQUID.
. An excellent Cleanser, doing no harm to hands or
cloth; saving in soap, labor. .wear and tear of clothes
lly Tin-v on our. '
AN ABSOLUTELY
HARMLESS LIQUID SOAP.
It makes washing and ironing easy, and the clothes
smell fresh and sweet.
Quart Bottle. 60a; One Gallon Tin Call, $1.50
Will. II. PERKINS & 00.,
General Agents for United States and Canadu.
85 Sudbury Street, (Boom 19,) Boston, Mass.
ALLEN a 00., Proprietors and Manufacturers.
YOUR GROCER nas CIRCULARS ind SAMPLES.
.0!!! “Pl? “1°“-
WARRANTBD roan .
FISH GUANO,
. AND AMMONIATED
BONE SUPER-PHOSPHATE!
Manufacturedby Goo. W. Mrue & 00., Oil
‘ Manufacturers. Milford Conn. ' _.
We'wonld callthe attention of Farmers, Garden-
ers. and all who use Fertilizers, to Our superior
Surn—Puosruan. B chemical analysis, and by
actual experiment th s Fertilizer is proven to be for
superior to any at er now in use and the universal
testimony of all who have used it Is, that‘it pro-
duces far better results on the different varieties of
soil in our section than those which are general)
used. We are now prepared to receive and fill a l
billiard, Conn.
“ NILSSON ELASTIC.”
The most beautiful.
- elegant, end comfortable
' Garter ever worm-corn-
binlng healthfuluels and
economy with durability
and elegance of design.
_...Pateutod August 16111,
~ ”1870, Lu e' profits for
: A nts. _ ample pairs
,,(s verplated) sent, re-
' paid, on receipt ofth
cents. Address all or-
ders to the
? “sunroof/,3“
VERMIFUGE
CAUTION.
Should occasion re ire on to
B. A. Fahnestock’s ermthsfi, bepmltifif
larly carcfnlto see that the tinls are D.
This isthe article that has been so
A.
Favorably Known Since 18‘28,
And purchasers must insist on' having it
if the do not wish to
tame upon them. . have an imitation
Agents, Read This I
‘NTE WILL PAY AGENTS A SALARY OF 30
- PER WEEK AND EXPENSES, or allow: a
large commission to sell our new and. wonderful in-
;iellmons. - Address M. WAGNER Ill 00., Marshall,
TO FARMERS! .
DOUBLE REFINED - POUDRETTE
OF THE “ LODI MANUF CTURING CO.,”
For Sale. in Loco .to it Cuotornpro.
This article is sold‘for hall the price Of other fer-
tilizersieand is cheaper for cotton, corn, tobacco and
oegetab s than an in market. It is made entirely
from the night sol , offal, the, of New York. city
Exec, delivered on board in New York city, $15 per
Iask attention to the following testimonials:-
C. S. Howard, of Old Lyme, Conn., in letter dated
Oct. 8. 1870, as : "I can fully recommend our
Double Refined oudrette asbeing the best ferti izer
in use for corn or tobacco. I have tested it aide by
side with other menus-es and the Poudrette has al-
ways proved the best. 1’ have also used our Nitro-
Phosphate on Wheat and Buckwheat, an thinkthey
are lully‘equal to any in market.”
. J. F. helps. of West Hartford, Conn., under date,
efDec. 19, 1870, as : “ I am a dealer in, and row-
er ef tobacco. and ave used the Double]! nc Pou-
drcttc, for eight years or more on corn to acco and
other crops and consider it every valuable fertiliser. '
A pamphlet giving full directions, doc..'sent-on ap-
pllcatiou to JAMES T. FOS .
‘ ‘ 06 Courtlandt St., New York.
For sale by KEELER, ROI. MES 0e 00.
em , Nor-walk, Conn.
DB. LANGLEY’S
ROOT Mill HERB BlTTERS-‘
. This ,medicidne is, without the osslbiilt of a
doubt. the very best remedy known or the fol owing
and all kindred diseases: Indi stion, Costiveness.
.leer Complaint, Piles, Headacfie. Heartburn. Dys-
psia,Dluzlncss, Scrofula, Salt Rheum Languor,
ziness, Deblllty. Jaundice, Flatuleucy, Foul Stom-
ach,&c. B the timely use of this medicine, the
blood is par fied. The spl‘pletite is restored. The a
tem is strengthened. ~ e liver invigorated. TL“;
breath sweetened. . The coinpl'exion besutified. And
the general health Is . ' -
RESTORED.
The best Roots Herbs and Barks enter Into the
composition of this remedy, making it simple and
safe. as well as an unfailing cure for all disease of the
blood. GEO. C. GOUDWIN & 00., Boston.
‘ . din-0
For sale by allDrugglsts.
WEDDING Rings, silver spoons, &C-, manufac-
cured in our store by which means parties
canbc sure of citing the same metal that is left
with us. Wee sJewelI-y Store.
T Hammer”: Champaign Ale.
HE attention of the ublic is a ll 1
tier quality of p 0 c M to the supe-
HAMMEB’S FRESH BREWED
, ' CHAMPAIGN ALE.
. This Ale is brewed fresh at all seasons of the er
and Its keeping qualities, especially ofthat brewedytlur:
lng the most excessive hot weather, is guaranteed for
any length of time.
. For sale in Barrels and Half-Barrels, at the store
of the sunscribers FITCH a RENOUD
Main St., Norwalk. Conn.
Agents for the sale of Hammer’s Champaign Ale.
J. G. ROCKWELL, '
Carriage Making and Bepairing,‘
Rear of Horse Railway Depot,
Non-walk, Conih.
. Carriages and Wagons oflevery description made
or repaired at short notice. Best of materials and
best of workmen. Call and try us once. Gulf
SOILEDAGOODS! SOILED GOODS!
FROM AUCTION.
.G. 9. firming,
WILL
Open on Mend
VAfd’on LOT or
tools, SHoE‘s' 'IIIo oooolns,
convenient: '
orders at short notice. GRO. W. MILES & 00.,
“ Buy llle and I’ll do yen Good.” _
ny, March-1st, 1871, .
DRAFTS on all arts of Europe.
PASSAGE TIC '13:,‘to but: Omelgland, Ger-
e or
many, and all parts a M'gfielLLll ll. MEAD,
. Dorian Depot, Conn.
Ion. res, Ion. _ ‘ ‘_ ' .
If you want what is pure and N
At a reasonable PR .
Follow no new DEV
But send fornsina'l‘R - I: _.:~.._ .1 , ’
For we have the largest and best stock "ever put
up in this town, which we offer at reasonable rules.
It. ELL & SON.
, IlIIlIrIl spoons, (so. so.
[8‘ Repairing Of all kinds done promptly and Warranted. a
Waitham ..a‘nd 1:11:11: Wet-c911 003.,
Pianos, organs,f.and all other Musical Initrnmentn
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WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY, SILVER and PLATED WARE, .l
__ IMPORTANT
To those afflicted with Disease
of the Kidney or Urinary Organs.
DO NOT DISCOURAG-E
or obtaining relief till you have made
‘ a thorough trial of
no J- _ Mucus ..
GOLDENEXTMGT'
READ THE FOLLOWING:
Barnum“, Dec. 9,1810.
Masons. Una: Buos., Nouwanx.
Gentlemen :-—I feel that l aviofyoua debt of Irrati-
tude for the great relief! have experienced from the
use of your Dr. J. Bnaoxsran’s Ex-rnacr. I have
long been a suiferer from some distressing disease of
the Kidneys, and could obtain no relief or comfort
Rom anything till I heard of this, and ga e it. a trial
although I have ,employed doctors a o
abro and taken every remedy advertised or recom-
mende to cure the complaint.
My case was a stubborn one %d I began to des-
pair of ever getting better when I saw your adver-
tisement in t e Almana and went to the drug store
and ot a box ofit, » My imbs and feet were then
ten-i ly swollen, and so soft and don by that the
pressure of my fin ers in the flesh woulfieave a hole
as it! had made t e same in putty. Mv backpalned
me terribly night and day; In appetite was gone '
mytongue burned: my face pa e and waxen, and
began to believe as m friends told me, that! was
soon golnglunder.” commenced the use of the
Extract, alt ough I had but little confidence in i I
had tried so many things: and'have now taken itlor
about one month, and used up two boxes. and I am
so relieved and improved by its use that I feel like a
new man. The swelling in my limbs has nearly all
gone, and the flesh is much more as it on ht to be;
my appetite is better; I feel stronger, and an get-
tlnfisome color in my face again; and If I keep as
we as I have I am confident I soon shall be a well
man. Ifthill is not encouraging to an invalid, what
Is 1 You may well recommend the Extract as a val-
uable remedy in these diseases, and althou b I am
an entire stranger I have taken this liberty Ogletting
ignekgovavyhat 1:1“ doing};I for mile. I hope it may be
so ar on near at at ers ma
benefit from it that l ha’ve. Yours, ‘kcy’receivc the
P. S.—ln case on should publish this and I have
no objection at I) please do not meutlo(u in name
at present. _ i. B.
‘ This Is from a highly respectable and well known
citizen of Brid e and we res t I
withhold hisnglnpogm pee h a request and
It shows what “ some people ” think of “ Buox-
MAN’S 2mm, _ .” .
The medicine is for sale by dru
they have none on hand they wi
ifyou request them.
' More Evidence.
. ‘ Nouwanx CONN. Feb. 1 1 .
Messrs. UllLl B . Drhggietsi 3' 371
I have noticed in the Gas-m a letter from a gen-
tleman in Bridgeport in regard to Dr. J. Blocbmon'o
- Golden Hammond I“abould “Rd to add my testi-
mony in favor of this trul valuable medicine.
My trouble has been t e gravel and the Golden
Extract has entirely cured me. My wife has also
made use of it for pains in the back, and irre lari-
tles, and obtains great relief from it. I won d not
be without it if lt,co.a hundred dollars a box.
DRUGGISTS user IT.
'For Stale by mere mothers.
CHILDREN’S csumaous. at > *
x. Locxwoonn.
E.
THOIPQON t HOYleonld respectfully
Inform their customers and the public eneraily
that they are Wand as usual to do auction" of
Whey and. mating, with the moat choice fruit
in the market. All orders sent to the Post Oilice at
Norwalk, Conn., orto 0. R. Scofield’s ocery. cor-
ner Main and Catharine streets, will {1 promptly
attended to on terms to suit the times. '
0. Hon.
A. F. Tnomou. 8m9
a. H. . D 0 UGLA 5s,-
WHOLESALEL AND RETAIL
L 00NFEO’I‘10NER !
. MAIN STREET, ,
Norweflli. (Conn.,
"MANUFACTURER or
Choice Confectionery, Ice Cream,
HARLEY cocoasur;
- PURE Trousers CANDY,
CHOCOLATE CAROMELS, so”
r
o
Freak every da‘y, at the
Oyster and Ice Cream Saloon.
OYSTEBS! OYSTEBSI .
' GO TO '
eDEMMON tit N EWCOMB’S,
me and '
eugenenll :if -' _,
obtain it for’yolé‘ - ‘
NEW STOCK OI“ GOODS,
consisting of a general assortment of f
Boots, Shoes, Gaiters,
the" both for Gentlemen andLadles' wear, which will I
be sold very low' for Cash, at the Old stand, .
Hunt’s. :3 LC on
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
All t._ and Ladies’Booto, shoes, so; 2
’ made to ' orkmanllke manner, and
at fair prices
HORSE CARS RUN Rlcnrnr THE DOOR.
‘ BRQWN so STEVENS.
mm s: knows. naavxx exams.
Are Yéu Insured
Capital $200 000,
WITH SURP, LUS. -
THE OFFICE OI" THE
FAIRFIELD UflflNTY FIRE
Insurance Company,
Of South Nor-walk,
DIRECTORS :
ELBIRT A. WOODWARD, South Norwalk,
JAMES -H. INGERSOLL, of Inger-soil, Watson & Co.
. New York.
DUDLEY P. ELY, Pres’t 1st Nat. Bank, So. Nor-walk,
T. H. MORISON, Morison, Son do Hutchinson
‘, Not-walk: _ .- '
CHAS. G. DEAN, Norwaik,
FRED. W. BRUGGERHOF,‘Darlcu,
JOHN P. BEATTY,John P.Beatty do Broa.,NorwIIlk~
HENRY R. TREADWEIL.Westport,
CHESTER F. TOLLES, South Norwalk,
JULIUS A. CANDICE, Stamford,
PETER L. CUNNINGHAM, South Nerwalk.
HENRY R. FITCH, South Norwalk, ' '
TALMADGE BAKER, South Norwalk.
ELBIRT A. WOODWARD, President,
HENRY R. TREADWELL, Vice “ ,
WINFIELD s, HANFORD, Secretary.
DUDLEY P. ELY, Treasurer.
Moneyto Loan onVFirot-claso Mortgage-
Un'lon Marble ,Worlcs,
NORWALK, CONN.
The subscriber, is prepared to furnish every kind of
Italian and American Marble,
GRANITE, DRAB, OR BROWN STONE.
M O N U M E N '1' S
Slabs. Tablets, Sinks So, as well as Mantles and
Furniture Slabs in general, at the
LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES. ,
Cemetery Fenchig, Iron Rating, be,
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 dealingia already too well established to
need commendation. Address
E. B. PRICE, Agent.
Mechanic St., in the rear of the new Bank,Norwalk.
For: SALE.
' "Building Sand.
7’00 ”LOADS OF
Fine Building Stone.
Apply to one. A." or. .romv.
11 EAST AVENUI.
A
i: CURED BY
CATARRH-INI:
Ful'Snlo Iii. ,. .'_\ \\Il(’l‘t‘
SEND FOP ROOV wr lH LIST OF CURF 9
* Nai' ('ollcgt- ol'Huzlllh i
37 Great Jones St NY.
DOOR MATS, ‘ ' ‘
r. x. LOCKWOOD’S.
Lamas, BA sknTs, at
E. x. Lock-woon's.
mi WHATS THE MATTER!
LOOK AT HATS AND BONNETS,
They are all ohm-hell1 tune the olden,
’ ends, and all around!
That's the style now, and style is everything.
On Wednesday, the 22d of March,
The subscriber will open with a ‘d assortment of
those ibshlonable‘s, toget or with a
choice sclectionof
Flowers and Ribbons,"
to cover up the smashes.
Also a general
Minn-aery Gopds
‘ FOR THE sumo, AND suntan,
' Which will be sold cheap.
lllro. Bremen—iron the Cit -—wlll take
charge ofthe Mlllincry and Dress-Mall ng, and will
use every endeavor to please. Mrs. B. has carried
on the milllnery and dress-making business for a
number of years, and Is a first-class artist. All work
intrusted to her will be done in the very best man-
ner and most approved style. .
All kinds of Machine Stitching don at short notice I
II. DAYTON.
So. Norwalk, March 91, 1871. - . 1
ANCHOR LINE STEAMW.
San. mar Wsnrtusnav‘ AND SA-ruunAv' To AND
mn'NBW- YORK AND GLASGO .
Calling
The
atLondOnder toland mails and u re.
counters of th a favorite line mmltflex-
assortlu, eat of
preosly for the Atlantic Passenger Trade, ~fidfitted
up in every respect. with all the modern improve-
ments calculated to insure the satct
convenience ofpaasangere.
y, comfort and
no. ,. wool ours-
‘I burgh, Pa., Chicago, Ill., or St. Louis, Mo.
STAND PROM-m" nu; '
~ kle sold so cop es in
THE NISHWITZ HARLOW.
. -- - ~ ' ~ - Fmiwedieflrl-
' to be". returned if
Lt' satisfactory.;—
. ‘. (Send-forSBls'nk 0r-
, ,ei‘ ' oud" Cimnlir.
' agents 'Wanted.
' N. muses,
‘Danbury, Ct.,
, Agent for State of
- Conn.
“-10
Scripture and Science hope not together.
. ass-load. mm mm . M on...
1Ahook of thrilling :intereat and- ,eatestj imlpor.
to‘nce to everyhuman‘being.‘ The apers, Pu pits
and People are all discussing the subject and book: .
every man, woman and child, wants to read it. The
long fierce .war iszcnded, and honorable peace se-
cured. Sclenceis true. theBiblellteral, are and
beautiful, both now satisfied and firm frien . God’s
work days, six actual days, not long periods This
bpok' gives the ve cream of science, making its
thrillin .»realitiea .. , , , ,, .
genius" ‘Iindred l'old"i‘uOI'e intoreatlng thauhctlon.
f “at: vellum—Experienced Agents will dro
0 er. coke-u ..oecure-terrltory-immadiatnebv. All:
dress for circular. VZIEGIAEBC MoCU Y. 10:
Main Street, Springfield. Malls. 4w1
FOR PURITY 0F TONE, POWER, VARIETY OF
_ EXPRESSION AND ELEGANCE 0F
, DESIGN‘AND FINISH THEY
f-A-ND run——
NEW. sTYLEs Now READY;
Circulars, containing new Music,
Agents, Mu‘alc Dealers, or
Gno.'woons.a 00.,
.130TREMONT STREET,
, - ' .. :BOSTON. '
lunn
. .- - WHAT- IS IT: - . ~
It is a sure and perfect remed for all diseases of the
Liver and Spleen, Enl- eament or Oh-
otruetlo- or In tes‘tlr’aéb‘, rinnry, Ute-
rine, or Abdominal 0, no, Poverty -.
or u Worth of ood,; moormiatent
or Benitttent even, lulu-anna-
tlon of the Liver, DropaESIlagu
gioh Circulation ofthe oo , , .
A. creamer-roles ' »
ero ' a open a lure
and ’Fever or th’elr ‘ .
c oneornltunro.
DR. WELLS having become aware of the extraor-
dinary medicinal properties of the South American
Plant, called .
_ .WR‘IBEBA. ..
sent a special commission to that country to procure
it in its native purit , and having found its wonder-
ful curative t{import es to even exceed the antici a-
tlons forms by its atreputatlon, has couclu ed
to ofier it Mike pub] c, 'and is happy to state that he
has erfected arrangements for a regular monthl
supp y of this wonderful plant. He has spent muc
time experimenting and investigating as to the most
efilclenthpreparation from it, for popu aruae,’ and has
for some time used in his own Practice with most
hap y resultlthe efi'ectual med clue now presented
to t e public as . ' » '
Ill. wells Extract of: .Iurollella,
" and he confidently recommends it to every family as
u household remed which should be freely taken as
animal: Pullman n all derangements of the system
and to animate and fortify all week and lymglhatic
temperaments. JOHN Q. KELLOGG, Platt treet,
New York. Sole Agent for the United States.
Price One Dollar per bottle. Sand for circular, 12
FLUWERING PLANTS BY MAIL
Sent with safety to any Post Ofilce. Priced Circular,
. with nstructions for culture free.
My Illustrated Catalogues of NH and Rana PLAN-rs
mailed on receipt of 25 cents.
57 Nasm St., New Yahé
.. . FAIRBAIK’S. PREMIUM , .
- SCALES.
' THE STANDARD.
rnrensnnfiucnh.
These Celebrated Scales are still - » ’5'
or in advance of all‘others in Accuracy, Durability
and Convenience, and our long experience and un-
equalled facilities enable us to constantly add all
such real IMPROVEMENTS, as will enhance their
wall-earned reputation as the most
PERFECT and RELIABLE
SCALES in the WORLD.
a.
—ALso—L
l1 ”l.l'_llonTl lies.
.A Perfect Protection
‘ Again-t Till Tapping.
FAIRBANKS. "WW" I. 00.,
us MILK STREET BOSTON.
FAIRBANKS as CO,
955 Broadway, New York.
_ 9‘ Sold by all Hardware Dealers.
the under- , makes the “lock stitch” (alike on both
oides,)'an' is fully licensed. The best and cheapest
family Sewin Machine in the market. Address,
JOHNSON, ARK lb 00., Boston, Mam, Pitts-
4w-13
Something New for Milkmen.
IRON. GLAD , MILK CAN.
Fox SALE BY ALL ‘TINNERS.
STICK All “IIIIIIS "I CAI! IV
Iron Clad Can 00., 5| Bey St.,".lio‘
Agents, Male and Female.
R fast selling popular subscri lion Books. Ex-
m Innueansre 1'0 Adan-rs. nformation free.
Address Am. Book Co. 62 William street, N, Y. 4t13
AGENTS WANTED non
“WONDERS
OOF'THE WORLD.”
NE one: woman incomes-rose. The largest,
best sellin and most attractive subscription
book ever ublls Odo. One Agent in Denver Colora-
do, sold 1 co ice in 4 days.- One agent in 'Milwau-
day and a large number {tom
20 to 30 copies per ay. Send for Circulars. with
terms at once. Address U. S. PUBLISHING CO.
411Broome St.,‘N.Y. , , . . cull
'l'ltnltiilhsfiti‘n it’éfii‘lgtcfi’nt‘lt
0N, Mass" or IT. LOUIS, Mo. - 4w13
‘0 811“! OILVOO IVOI‘IB
uties, wonders and'lpll'kllng. ‘
ARE UNR'IVAIL'ED’
hearmoreIcutvcllarm’rlolllla'lull! ‘
free. Apply to '
_, 4w19
CHERRY. Table and Pocket, a large assortment.
GUNS, douole and single barrels.
PISTOLS, Revolvers and single barrels.
1110de STEEL. full assortment of sizes and kinds.
CARRIAGE SPRINGS. Axles. bolts, clips, to.
will cut Hay. Straw or Stal near] or uite
twice as re ldlv as anv other cutter Ifisdse, anI’i req‘lliirea-
rattlbtyue'gl‘i 6:319 "#12 Call and see them. For
IolningtOWl-IS' EBB , gentforNorwalk audad-
Lime, a
of Hard-
Window
m
_ BAUGH’SRaw Bone Super-Pile hate of
wand? al-tln'l'efiI thler with :1 In] supply
on ura In ements S
Grant. aints,_Olls.&%. ' T”; m'
S’OUTH' ‘NOR'WALK
gfldware . Emporium,
Chlcllester’o Block,
WASHINGTON STREET,
Just across from the Old Well Hotel.
Having bought, since the decline of gold. a full lb
gitlli‘rlgifim, BUILDERS" AND. 'R '
CA PENTERS’
TOOLS PAINTS OILS WINDOW GLASS '
eU’rLrlur. .to. We olfer it to the '
. Public at low prices.
W. C. QUINTARD 5 CO.
wanna o. ours-ran. Dunn xxarr.
arcs.;sale;.sa,ooo..:i
,2-
C.
LL,
“ LAWRENCE DREW.”
Ayrshire Bull, “Lochinvar.”
Price 8500.
MEADOW FARM, Darien, Conn.
. DANIEL SLAUSON, Agent.
01' Box. No. 10 Darlen Depot. P. 0. 11m
5 1
THE MODEL MARKET.
WILLIAM MITCHELL,
HAVING become proprietor of this old establish-
ed and ever popular market, is prepared to fur-
nish Hotels. Saloons, Families, the, with Meats of all
kinds, ofthe best quality, in any desired quantity and
at the lowest market prices. The continued patron-
FIIIII 'I'IIIIIII. Edi-.019“
Successors to E. Y. HAUGIIWOUT d5 CO.
, (Established thirty—,fivsryears.)
IMPORTERSfANIllANUF TURBRSOF"
Ila-ILA“ VIII,
SILVER-PLATED. WAIE. SHEFFIELD Glfllfl,
FIEIIII Glflfl. IIIIIES. PAIIAI STAT-
UAIY, GIMIIEIJIIS, I. “I. "III“!
I! ILA“, II“, All IIOIIE,
or Illuminated in colors (entirely new) to match Fur-
AGRICULTURAL IKPLEMENTS, full assortment. $213.22; Engméljfiélsratious. Pricesmsrked in Pligi‘n’
razors and arcs. of the best manufactures. BlNINGERis ‘
.."U'FDFCK’S "testosterone;
Nllt'llllilll' Hay Cutter LD °s‘.’:‘.’l?§3“ BRA DY' 'E.P. WEED.
SOMETHING entirelv new,patentedJuly 30th,1867, NOTICE.
INTEREST will hereafter be allowed onall deposit!
made with the Norwalk Savln 3 Society from the
let day of each monthsrovided t e same shall not
exceed One Thousand ollars in amount In the name
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 renltlalgn our; vault, at a very
small cos er annum, to t e eposl or.
Norwalkf' ct. 1, 1870. GEO. B. MILLER, Tress
LUMBER
SHINGLES
-We have receiveda ggod selection of Dry Lumber
consisting of Plank. cards, Siding and Flooring.
Also a veryflclllioice tarrticl‘etgf vsehavfgwggfnfiflkfi
eo era a .
ago?“ w c w WM. x. JAME’s'NRPans.
OHN W. IlUBBELL. THADDEUS KHUBBRLL.
ISAAC CHURCH, Jr.,
GENERAL MABHINIST and JIJBBEH,
ANUFACTURER of Church's Steam Pump
Church’s Patent Lubricator. all kinds of Fa
Machinery, and light articlelI on contract. Agent for
Vandewater's Improved Jonval Turbine Water
Wheels. Boiler Inspector for the Fourth Con es-
alonalDistrict of the State oi Connecticut. Mac ine
Shopjuat back of the Horse Railway Buildings. 11
BARLOW’S BLUEING, the best infse sold by
E. K. Lockwoon.
SAPPHO
85 CENTS PER BOX,
.._—AT...—
SEL.LECK’S..
A. silver and plated ware, added to my stock as
soon as reduced by the manufacturer, at Wood's
Jewelry tore.
LL the latest styles of the finest quality of solid
INITIAL PAPPEB!‘
AGENTS. 20 end: toéellthe ‘
WQeEJbIrEt—ed-Home Sh‘u’ttle owing gdzhiue. Has
age of the public solicited.
WILLIAM MITCHELL
B”
one is at Weed’s Jewelry Store.
GULATE your watch by a reliable regulator;
you can always have the exact time. Sucha
BEST lxtraSaw
ed to LEWIS HUBBELL, Dealer.
ed and Rived Shingles just receiv _
ALL KINDS ,
CALL FOR THE
JA PANISE CORN F1
and remove your coma withoutpain. For erallgccb
m. IO
' THE
NEW FAMILY
Sewing 0 Machine
‘ .
WEED SEWING Illollllll co,
HARTFORD, CONN .,
“FAMILY FAVORITE”
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
{A130, for.
E. BUTTERICK CCO’S
Celebrated
. Patterns of Garments
FOR
Ladies Misses, Boys and Little Children of
. Both Sexes.
Manufacturer of.
SKIRTS
AND
. CORSETS.
AND DEALER IN
Dress Trimmings .and Buttons,
Ladios’ Furnishing Goods,
JOB PRINTING
Executed with neatness and dispatch,
—AT Tun-3
GAZETTE
STEAM PRINTING OFFICE,
o
O
GAZETTE BUILDING,
Wall Street, ~ Norwalk.
slanIcIm' rcouonll
The Norwallc Eng/inc.
THE MOST SIMPLE, PERFECT
AND CHEAPEST ENGINE
IN THE MARKET.
Twenty per cent. added to the effective ower of
the common Slide Valve Engine 1) usln t e NOR-
WALK IRON WORKS' BAL NOE PISTON
VALVES. Six, ei ht, ten twelve and fourteen inch
Englnes always on and. Inquiries solicited and ref-
erences given in all parts of the country.
Ill!" “fill a Mum WHEEL Still "In
lAyggreae nonwaul mom wonxsaT
1
SOUTH NORWALK.
Money Cannot Buy it!
FOB SIGHT Is PBICELESS.
THE DIAMOND GLASSES,
Manufactured by
J. E. SPENCER 8!. 00., N. Y.,
which are now ofi'ered to the public, are pronounced
by all the celebrated Opticians of the world to be the
MOST PERFECT
natural, artificial helptothc human eye ever known.
' ‘hey are ground under their own an ervlsiou, from
minute Crystal Pebbles. melted loge er and derive
thelrname, "Diamond," on account of their hardness
and brilliadcy.
, st. depOt, all-:8
walk and vicinity-til
of his late partner, Mr. George Ii. Bracken,
. EDWIN LOCKWOOD, Pres.
fl
GBEEN’S CIT Y EXPRESS,
, Successor to A. B. ALLim.
HE undersigned havin purchased the entl -
T ' terest of A. B. Allen n the Cit E resa genia-
ness, would inform the public, that a l or onion, n
on the Slates In the Norwaik Post Office, or at Geo.
WrJenmngs’ News Depo will be promptly attended
in. Bag age taken to an from all the trains on N.
h. L N. ., and D. or. N. R. 3., and the Steamboat.
his is also prepared to do all kinds of Light andHoavy
Trucking; having secured a first-class spring truck,
rcmovin ‘Furnitu Pi-
will attend to all orders for
ones, dro. The patro age of iv pub c is red lly
fl DAVID GREEN.
solicited. [lZ-i
PAIL-Y LINE.
THE FREIGHT PROPELLERS,
will run one from each end of the route eve even-
ing, stopping at South Norwalk to receive burg leave
insight. Produce sold without charge for commis-
FREIGHT AT OLD PACKET RATES.
All persons are forbidtrustin an of the em 0 cc:
:ggriégzr of the above boats on gccolint of the lO‘wzlerll
DANBUBY at NORWALK n. n
WINTER ARRAN CEMENT.
Commencing Jan. 2nd, 1871.
DAILY TRAINS.
Leora Dallbury for South Mmmlk
0 80a.nl.;12m.;4 50p.m.; Freightato.“ p. to.
Leave South Norman forbaubury,
At9 00mm} 11 05mm; 9p.m.; 618p. In.
» Leave Norwalk Bridgefor South Norwolk,
at'( 34 a. m.; 1 05,455 25 p. m.;Freight atfi 06p. m,
BIDGEFIELD BRANCH II. .I!
New York for Norwalk,
At 7.00, 8.00 (13:09.00, 11.80 A. M. ; 12.15 (Ex.,) 3.00
(Ex.,) 3.45, 4.30 (Local ex.,) 5.30, 6.30, 8.00(Ex.,)P.M.
Nor-walk for New Haven.
do ca Hearse. and
everything necessary for the burial o; the dead. flir-
“?wa “”1 “l“ "3%“?“3:
- w e o
twohorses, has beegdnreceiwvem . y m u by
mortar RAYMOND.
- FURNITURE: '
THE subscriberls now p d to' Ole“: to the pair
ii at h sun W ' good »
sortmg'nt of“ old din . 9'?“ I... “I
be fosmium . murmur:
as can ound in Fairfield C ‘and at lower ri-
ses, roll CASH, than the lame gal-lit (of swing“
be obtained at any other estab E
, ”The stock consists in part of Morbid Top, Intan-
alon, Dining. Card and uartettc Tabb;
:mrg.se”..'.T°at-°l°n.. =....."-*' "a:
an . ' an
classes, Inc, an.’ op” . . ' I
norm me con
' Where mayebo found shill assortngdat of Collins,
which will furnished in the best possible manner,
and at short notice. A Hearse will be furnished when
desired. A. RENOUD, Weetport, Ct. ’
123nm. as. mass: -
WILL resume teaching on, Piano about tho'mld'-
die of March. Persons desiring his service:
can address letters to care of, the ‘f GAIIHI.”
~ AZARUS aMoI-rls's celebrated _rfected specta-
cles are to be had only at Wee 'o.Jewelry Store.
fiAnerssal-s roll. Saw.
III subscriber would re‘ fully inform-tho
public that he has now on and a good snort.
made of the vo best mate-
LL-As LO as thev can
at any other similar eotabe
New for th
. WM
T
ment of HARNESSBS
rials which he must
possibly be furnished
ishment in the county..
me have them at one
Feb. 1. 1871.
0 orders.
a a
Insure Against Lou by Fire
in the most Relhhlo Company, .
AND AT ' Till ‘IOSI' IIAIONAILI BAT-g
at the ethos of -
MIDI/ILL! Lamb.
Darien Depot, Conn.
, TIIEBEST‘KOOHIO KNOWN. .
TwENn-mvnynns ns'n has demonstrated that
. . voluminous-30m .
33mm:garcggegrmdsefiewv-t_ "5 _- role-,cement-undcnuveluooang
Trains leave Rldgefield for Branchville, at c 46a. is the best 7m: in no.1: will not corrode. vm
“" ‘2 1° 2 2° “a ‘ 3”“ m“ ‘ ' iiictil'iikieiliy‘ii'ii‘ll‘i’fio fl'fifii‘liu'iifsi‘n‘
JOHN:W' BACON' Sup’t. seriber' refers to; the hundreds" Ethic. :County, who
- . . . . . have hadthia roofingput on. Orderlleftattheonce
N. Y. A: N. H. RAILROAD. 3:1 Illmkgenimefitcggngimn' foot of Mill um
, 35'9”” P I"'yumsanans.
syncimgmgofmf- ruse-linens” , .
cameo 1:: ans . . -: ~~ * ' “ .‘
Trains leave Passenger Station at Norwalk asfollowa: gig“? RAILROAD -W§I.’5’_I“lf"“,_"9°,“°‘ “1
A For New York, ‘ STOCKinNorwalgglnd'fiaiien-Inalitutiono.
t 3.47 A. 11., Boston Exprefis. ’ ' b. ” ’ ' 3 ‘
. MEL 2.,M‘AD
6:42 :: stoppinzat‘nllstati‘ous. 1 : , “1,",qu M C'oin.
1.40 " Iéotcugfnxsress, stopping atDarlen and ; ' - ' '
or . ; - - . — .. r .
13.3; ;; slapping at all stations . - - anwmrfiwn
. “ ress. W - - - --~~L;é-—'¢'.'.Ei.l' :n..;- '7 . ‘
#3313?" néoppin stall stations. ' Dr ' 1-13? .
. OSIOII ress. ’ ' ‘
2:43 :“ goptpin at allstatlous. W81]. sag“; OPP! 0118-11! Hall
03 on teen. ' . - .
6.17 “ stoppln agall stations. . . Alamo and welloelectcdstofk of -
9.37 Boston xpl'ess. ‘ Drugs “MMed/bcines.
PBRFU‘MEBY PATENT MEDICINES, all .
RA’LWATuns TOILET and
. FLAVORING and
“xx-meals, HAIR
Bananas cons, sroscss, canons .
SKINS STATIONERY, CIGARS, ac, ac.
At 6.39 A. 11., stopping at all stations.
8 58 b6 4‘ 3‘ II
9:44 “ Boston Express.
1.31 P. 11., stopping at all stations.
1.5;); :‘ Bosfnn Express.
u '
git: “ . stopping at‘nll stations.
7.37 n 4 u u ' u
9.49 “ Boston Express.
Trains leave New Haven for N orwalk. at 2.40, 5.30,
8.30, 3.10, 9.45 (Ex.,) A. 11.; 12 M.; 2.15, (an) 4.30
(EL,) 5.00, 8.30 (Ex.,) P. M. ‘
See lsrgle bill of advertisement at the Station Houses
and Hate a. . .
Supt’s Office. 4th Ave. and 27th St., New York.
Ass't Supt’s Ofiice, section House, 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 cars and Steam-
boat free of expense. Horses and Carrie es to lot at
all hours. Carriages run to all trainssn the Steam-
boat, gassengers carried as cheaper any other
stable 0 it. .
iWeddings and Funerals attended for 83 each car-
r age.
A few good horses for sale.
W An Omnibus will run between South Norwalk
and Roton Point, daily, as follows :—Leave Old Well
Hotel at 9 o’clock 'a. m. and it o'clock p. m. Leave
Rozon Point at 11 o’clock a. m. and 5 o'clock . m.
LORENZO SCOFI L1).L
Erie Railway.
RAINS will leave depotsfoot of Chambersst.and -
foot of Twenty-third at...“ “WWI ' ' . -
Street at 9
Through ~Expire s trains leav’e’Chambdrs
11.00 a. m., 5.30 di 00 p. m.,-(1laily) : leave Twen-’
ty-third Street-at 8 45,10 45' a..m.; o 15 and carpal.
(daily.) New and improved Drawing Room Coaches
will accompany the 9‘s. m; train through to Bufi'alo,
connecting at Homellsville with maouificent sleeping
coaches,.throngh_to Cleveland and Calion. . Sleeping
coaches will accompan ..the 11 a. in. train from'Sus-
quehanna to 'Bufi'alo: t e 5 30 pa m.- traln‘e from New
York to Buffalo. andthe 'f p. m; train from New York
to Hornellsvillc,‘ Bundle and Cincinnati; An Bull. .
gran. trninleaves daily at} 45 p. In; - -' ,
F0;- Port Jervis and Way,.4 30 p. m. (23d St.,-4,15.
p For Middlet‘ownand Way, 3 30 . m., (23d street, ,
3.1; p. m.) an d, Sundays only, 8 a. m. (93d Street,
Slu.1n.- .
For Otisville and Way, at fl 30 a. m (23d St., "[153
a. m' . . . . l . .
Fol-)Newbu'rgh and Way at 9 mm, 3.30 and 4 so ‘p.m '
Twentyuhird sires“? 8345 a. nr., 8 >15 and 4 15. pan.) ‘
FOI'SIfll’enud? 3! ’5‘EF‘1034.~‘.:PP3-"T!‘Ill ‘
thlrd'streots'caund cjinp. In. 'Thcatretrain'. '11 o.
p m, (Twenty-third street, {'11 46 prim): ~~ ~ - ,-~
For Paterson und.:Wey,-frour wenty-lhirdetreet
depot, at 6.45, “5,115.3 In, unease, s 15. and
6 45 p m. From Chambermreet'depot at 6.45, 10.,00
a m, ta-m,‘1.4o, 4'00;5~15and 6.45. m.- T ' ‘ ~ '
For Hackeneack and Hilledale, om Twent othird»:
'Iévm.»~hnd.18’45,'§3'45,-51 , 5'45, -
and to 45 p. m. min Chambers st'depot‘at-‘9 ~a.~‘m,-’
1 00. 4110;951:551!!! toes-ism. t; t: :7: - i
For Plemcunnqusezau Waydrom‘l‘we .r th
at dep am 'a.m,fll'45:p.m,,dill,.4133 , "1015..
pm.” Sat-r; .19 on: in .451)- IM 1.9mm" hm
here at depot,- at 9 30;; In, 11.; 3.30, 4.15. 4; 30' 5,1and ;
to 30pm, and.Saturdays:only_t19.-midn lite; _:. ;
Ticketsforpaagaggaudfornparuuents. drawing
room ahd‘sle‘epingc althéIean'bS’o ,lnd orders
for the ch'eckirlg-andtransfer offlia ge'mayb’e .' left
at the 003s emcee—Nos. 941,319” “on; Broadway;-
205 Chambers-Sta; 38 .Greenwich'stmcor. 195th St;
and adAve. Harlem: No.‘ 338" ‘ inst, Brooklyn;
Depots root 'of Chimbers‘ 'stgn'nd‘ffodtfogjfl'wep-g
ty-third ~at, NemYorkrNozd-Bxchange' Place» and
Long Dock- depict, Jersey City;:and'o£ the Agents?
at the principal o'tels. :, r ' '7 : : ' -
-' 'WM.R.? BA ,R,Gen’lPass’_rAgont.
L. D.'Ruoxnn, Gen’ISupts- : '~ - ' * n .
'Daily iFor Hackensackzouly. i'For Piermont only
“ ,‘ ‘Dec. 15th, 1870. _-~ --
nonsul gs ngogn‘sso.
.. .h.
HE subscriber having- purchaeodthe ad .will.
tools, Cc, of the-HorsoShoeiug Reta 'llahmcnt
of James D. Shea,in the machine. Home Railway
Depot, is now fully-prcpurod; tdfllgmll’ordero for
SHOEING 1 [1038.138 » _
inthe bestmauner.‘ All Mouthful stated and
a cure warranted: - Byconatsnt attontionto business
and faithful and, careful - executionfef hiefwork,.he
hopes ' to» gain the public confident-rand receive
liberal patronage.“ ‘ ‘ J OHN litARNlL‘Y.22
Norwalk, June, 1869.
THE largest assertm cut of‘watches. clOaks, ljewo'
elry. tbc..inthis country, at Weed’s Jewelry
Store.
, a. EM .i'.j..‘.c>’; v ; Am
nor-9 Shoslllsmasllshslellts .
HR subscriber would to: trnllylnromtho’pnh-
“lie that he‘can befoun afevt Nude-below his
old place ofbusiness where he will‘stud to lease all
who may call on him. V‘ 1y16' ' -W N.
walkers Vinegar "Bitters.
Not 'an Alcoholic B'evnrgc. Try them hnd'b‘o eon
s.
vlnced of its benoiiciale ~ For sale by ..
, ‘ , E. P. WEED.
Sea. floss. Purine. ,
R making. Blance. Mangeg. Jellies, Pies, Pud
F0
» h' ed the interest-
at he has pure as in their
Wholesale Wine & Liquor Stare,-
_ in Ridgefield.
that the shall receive pramp attention.
Is constantly adding to his atockall thenewandpoy-
nlar medicinesof the day. : _
sone'rullvol NEW:
a FlRS cL'Ass CITY
Draper & Toastmaster
At No 1, Gazette Bllildiug,(npsta1ra)
THE subscriber would respectfully inform thuo ci_t_-_
izens of Norwalk, that he has made arrange-
ments to open a firstzclass, New York City Establish-
ment, as above where he plcdma himself to give oats
isfaction to all a customers. , _
He will give special attention to Boys Garments as
Well as those of gentlemen. l'eloons bringing their
own cloth can have the 931316 cult or made up, in an ar-
mauner at reasons e pl cco.
“m ' FRANCIS J. xenon.
DENTISTRY III, 8001‘" Nllllllllll.
R FOUR DAYS OF CB WEEK, ONLY, Dr
Kendall will continue t e Dental business no for
merly. at his oldstaud. Sword’sllulldin . Ofiice will
be closed Monda a and Saturdays, Dr. endall being ,
e‘extract teeth with or without the
use of LAUGHING OAS.
Wednesdays we devote entirely
WITHOUT PA IN.
The principal Operator ln'Colton’e Dental Association
has repeatedly declared that South Norwalkia thobeot
place within his knowledg‘e,(out of Cooper Union) to
have teeth extracted
We particularyinvltethooc who may desire
ARTIFICIAL!“ I'll,
to examine our manner at work and ricer before
procuring them elsewhere. Teeth title, in the moat
approved manner These partially broken away by
decav.restored to their former size and Thane.
O I
H our Dresscng Saloon
GA um BUILDING. ..n-.. »
PAKIJLSKI. late ofthe Preeeottliouae as.
P . loon, N. Y., having. taken thioeotahlishmont,
will exert himself to conduct its bualnoeo in such a
manner as to give eomplcle satisfaction to allwho
favor him with theirpatrenage. The Saloon has ro-
ceutly been renovated, rc-painted and furnished
throughout. Competent workmen will be found in
the saloon at all reasonable hours of the day and
night. Shavingill-lair Dressing, Hair Dyeing,9nrling,
etc, executed the best manner and in the latest
styles. ' This in the uni place in town where custom-
ers can e el lance the ightful sensation of“Halr
Brushing y Machinery." .
A rivets room for ladiea'with a separate entrance,
has ecu fittedup where special care will be given to
cutting and dresein Ladlea' and Children’s hair, etc.
' SAMUEL PAH K! has taken the saloon in
Dibble’s Block, South Norwalk. where he wi
pleased to meet all who desire his services.
“TE.“ °?.E.w..’.’;,.....
NFERM TED CATA , ' n
ORiEg the true flavor-of the Grape. Suitable for .
Medicinal or Sacramental purposes. b .
IF
For ,
DALRANGEooldby .
M“ .
extracting Tooth
ou want a good STOVE or a RANGE Or any.
t’hingelse in the nousnxuarma LIN -
“was“
South Norivalk , '
Plumbing,
Steam and
' Gas Fitting -
.lfilstabnshment-
The subscriber would say that he has removed to
Burbank’s Building;
, 9:
adlolnlng Dibble’s Block, hon Street, lusfiissih of
Railroad crossing, where the public can find
n-col‘lPETEilT WRKMEH
In the above branches of business, with a
0'1 the put of the Subscriber that all work on
Give PullSatisfaction‘or no Charge.
' Gas Fixtures Furnished. at It. I.
_ Prices.
All Plumbing, Gas and SUSHI Fittings furnished a
tee
a shall
The Lovve-t Gnu-la Prioel.
dings, feed for invalide, ‘Acr. Each package Sho . _ '
- - old you come and find all hands out you will
makes sixteen rquarts. Price ”Pi gym. siifigm. ' please leave our orders on slate. We hav'e also”.
‘ ' I - ’l“‘°“.‘li“l nms'M-eronl‘srrn
.. ._.~.v.--. -‘ sates er . ’corncro
A“. ' E NTIO I ' - Streets, where wnegehallebe pleased to receive ordoro
Michael 'Casey 13¢ ' '3‘; {o infom‘ghe’péqple or Norr from our up rowan-lends with the guarantee that
orders on slate ate o'clock a. m.w'ill reeeivo‘
attention the some day.
58 IAIN swan, . . _._.____.._
thou ht worth of bein er 'ted over the Which he will close out cheap. Callearly and sea ' Pace‘agrllotes, Payable in Currency, ‘ The-Scientific Principle ‘ m . . . ALSO A ,
nit: f G 5; W ge cc. cure bargains. We are‘ofi‘erlng our regular line of 813,..." VIII SISTERS 'P“ .F 1.; “IE "fill" TO GLASGOWLLIVERPOOLand‘LONDONDERR Y REDUCTION OF PRICES L ACES E IDERIES &c on which they are constructed brln stbe core or cen- WATER S'i REET, SOUIH NORWALK, . - g g . _
e me 9 . re. ”. 9°“. ““3"" waN'rnn GOODS A'l‘ oos'r . , . - ~ ' - FlrotCaMnfi ‘os bnd’S'IE-Icoordlnktoloea‘timl To com-01m WITH - : M330 , . - t... of the In... directlyin front of t can. producing one door from Washington Street ""1"“! “"1“": >Brasa Foundry
. .» . . ‘5 . for the next hirty days 9 .. .. , . - . f , - , . Cabin Return , 130, securing beotaccommlns. REDUCTION OF DUTIES, . a clear and distinct vison. asln the natural, health personally attend to the busln‘es‘s in trthe futurie. ‘ _ .
There Is a young lady 2-in- Philadelphia. - ' —~ TEAS can“; Mill SHOES WW 13“"“9‘ ° GREAT SAVING To CONSUMERS 91 M 111‘ at t ”m" "“1”mm““““p’i‘sini'ien'ii‘ni’e” '2'."- 1‘ W" W“ W '“"°’ 1"” Wm" if 0“ ““2. " “ All), MACHINE SHOP,
ho whenever she ls—llkeen O in ii ' k - ‘ . I a . Portieoopnding fortbeir friends in the Old Coun- , t a. ree o as glimmerin'r and waveringo »s g t. as, (2., find such advantages as capital an a ngexpc once . ~ -» .
W ee j y 5 JO 9, TABLE \CUTLEBY, ‘ ““9 "0"‘13‘ , try can purchase tickets at reduced rates For fur- ' BY GETTING UP CLUBS . - . . peculiar to sli’others in use. They ans Moon-rub IN 1,, the business can secure. They can also. rely on with competent workmen,anxiona-for work at small
drops her bonnet and shawl fign Falrmount E- K- CKWOOD 9- DUTY REDUCED ' the! articulars apply to HENDERSON 3110133: Send for "MN" Pr,“ mt “a . affine”, w“, . 'rua Fluke-I- Kenny. 11.11021!!!“ Meme best quality. of :ottlng the finest unlity “goons ”133W Yfikpfiifif‘ pay. if prompt- ' . I , . -
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2:18: :enkd ‘31:: stays away Inher thends . GROCERY, atrflcc'm ggtgtLoGLWOo p . . . Bus. Bowllnl! anemic r. 4 is f°°°mp",”",' “mum-ml; Smelgasfinstkln : Insure inthe Traveler’s Ins. Co. umppgggggyg:,,:,33,:f,,,,,,figuwug} fagggggfg!f;§:,§§§52%%figwsf;;° ‘ ° 3" Stem P°W°rf°rsfll9rflshty°flo : .
1.. ‘ ‘ ~. , . - , . . ,- 6 ' , . , ' ' x -"- ' ~ » arse-av nu oconsumersan u o u » . of]! 1! Co“, N.——N can,“ m, es, 9,, mg or . . . .. » -.
__ . . m h . . . . . . when“... we" Ice-man. hm Mutual Life rum, use on upon, y, mm... . - ,. " °"‘ - ..fntfilll’on‘i‘dné‘n on every name. A. - . “snowman. m ”use. E. 2.. Hammond.
A convention . 0 at other [Ministers in TOVES AND RANGES, chea ,at A G A I N s T. A 0 CID EN TS v3 .
.. . S . _ , . E. LOCKWOOD'S - , Of Nchork. Auetto,840,000,000-Caoh. THE GREAT AMERICAN TEA ., CO -- f i O g," ,,JewelersandOpticians,areSoleAgouts Water Street, one door from lshlngton, South . ,. , . , , _, .
New York. condemned theme-80mg. cardl ' " " ’ -‘ ‘ = ' ' ““ G‘ I 9' n. nouns, . MELVILLB 1:. HEAD Agent, 31 ens-vacant STREET N r- ' - “me “$111,, s. m“ nelson-I1.- com whom i. e can only be obtain .. Nowell: Conn. , . 0111mm.“ , ' . 2
‘ m: WASH muma'L’s'r't'hocnwoonls ! "' ' ta ' Dorian n'opowonn. 1‘. O-Boxmi ’ '«51! ' “1‘ Barton Donaldson TN" 10°“ m "0‘ “PI" ' ‘0 Peak" “W No mboriid,1859. . ‘8" * - ‘ uxLocxwoon's.
. .18 .ni'lsfimn Stictt, '-
playing, and fashionable dances. ‘
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