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showing that our old and prosperous ac-
quaintance had weigied us in the social
balance, and not found us wantin . Let us
haste to the wedding l. we said to heodosia
on the eventful da ; and bein divided like
sheep from thevu gar goats w o swarmed
and stared on the sidewalk, we passed up
stately, between star-blazoned policemen,
. under the bright canopy, into the great,
packed, mailing. whispering, udy church
—a very seventh heaven of ashion with
sweet-scented welcoming cherubs in kid
gloves and swallow-tails. .' '

0 Dearyi - We can’t. be 'n to tell how
fine it was; how beautiful e bride looked
in her pearls and diamonds and long train,

and vail reaching to the ground, and the
three blushing brides-maids! We can’t be-
n to de ' e the gorgeous floral han 'ngs,‘
e weal of boquets, wreaths, emb ems,
sprigs, sprays. and what not; and thc'cere-
many so impressive; with everything, in-
deed, so couieur dc rose and appropriate and
touching—everybody standiu , all of a
tremor, on tip-toe, to catch'a glimpse of the
happy couple as they step briskly down the
.ais e,—-‘-the organ roaring and raging, and
squawking and squealing, and whistling and
cooing, like a well-assorted unhappy family
of wild beasts. .

And if the Scene at the sanctuar is in-
describable, what can be said of the ’ep-
tion at the house ! For were there not
nineteen hundred invitations out, and were
there not present the Pickauninies and the
Garullys, yes, and the Grand Panjandruni
himself. with the little button at the top 1’
And was not Mrs. A.’s elegant “ point” ac-
tnally torn from her back by the crowd ,;
and was not the table a marvel of 'costliness
and delicacy, and all mysterious dainti-
nesses ? Then to see us all march around in
procession, to view the cor—we mean to
congratulate the bride, and the man who had
won her; then to behold us pushed; and
jerked and squeezed out into the hall, and
up the wide stairway, and into the room
where the presents were arrayed on green
shelves, and two detectives stood on guard.
And such presents—such beautiful, dazzling,
unheard-of things—it was enough to make
one dizzy.

And what it the bride did look dolefully
fagged as she stood there, in her glory, un-
der the bridal bell, and what-if Miss B. went
away sour and severe, because Miss 0., the
vain thing, had worn a rent deal more ex-
pensive lace than that iss B. had ordered

months ago for this very afi‘air; and what if
the flowers had wire stems; and what it'

there were more ice pitchers and cuckoo
clocks on the green shelves than any young
couple could find use for; and what if a
great many people were very mad because
they were not invited, and a great many
other people who were invited, spent a great
dealmore money than they could ail‘or‘d in
new dresses and superogato presents;
what If the bride’s father turn pale, next
day, when he footed up the cost .of the hap-
py common; and what if (although the
deeper meaning and the human race could
not be altogether furbelowed rom sight)
it did seem scrunch like a hollow s ow
and a mournful mockery of sacred things;
—was it not a grand affair—a nine days’

wonder—and did not the Town. mm

(which, if you were at the wedding, you
bought on the sly to see if your name was
’ mentioned) pronounce it, with conscientious
discrimination. “the évent of the season,”
McFliiuse Place having seldom beheld its
Veq in al that goes to make up a brilliant
and posrng effect.” ' .

Yes, it was a grand wedding. .Wc have

attended another one since—a small aifair;
not“ to be mentioned on the same day with
the McFlimsey Place sensation, except to

show by comparison what a surpassing suc-

cess Was the former—A little way out in
the country—rather a rural arrangement

altogether; no style at all; very few beside

the family. 1 Bless you! the bride and- groom
to he were both down at' the front door to
welcome us when we got in from the train 3
and we had lots of fun before her brother
Bob came to the'door, with a strained, moist
brightness in his e e,—'aud beckoned to her
to go it stairs all put ouher bonnethno,
it wasn t a bonnet either. just a pretty little
traveling hat, trimmed with—Something or
other, to match the sweeten neatset, most
common 8:133 : Quaker-color suit that ever
you saw.

The little church was quite crowded with
thevillagers, even the tiny, odd choir-lott
was full to overfioming, and somebody had
built a fiowe arbor, odorous of a pie”
blossoms, just In front of the altar.
they were married; and, as they turned to
go, a little girl, all dressed in white and car-
ryln , a basket, sprang up like a- fairy, no
one cw whence, and 'fiitted along the
aisle, and. down the stone steps in About of
them, sprinkling flowers in their path.

Then there was-another "jolly time at the
house, and after much kissing and a few
tears, a carriage drove away from the door,
followcbin mid-air by an old shoe, flung
With a will. And so—out under the show-
ery, sunshiny April sky— ’ '

“ Across the hills they went

In that new won 1 which is the old.”

. ’s for June.
- * '

The Savages and the Telegraph.

_It is not alittle curious, says the Indepen-
diente of Chile, to know mm the telegraph
wires and posts have been preserved from in-
jurv by the Indians, otherwise the communi-
cation of the frontier forts with one another
could not have been kept up. The following
stratagem was hit upon and related by a trav-
eller recent] from the frontiers, who was
asked how is was. He said when the posts
were erected there were some forty or fifty
Indian risoners in the camp of the army.
Genera Pinto, fearing that they mightdes-.
troy this Important work ofcivihzation, call-
ed them together, and brought inan electric

“ Doyou see this wire which is' placed
here In . .

rename: ’

e ,t en, - ave causedit tobc laced
there, so that you should not ass to this other
side or- touch ’it, because ' 2 you do, ~ your
bands will adhere to the wire.

The Indians smiled with an incredulous
look. The General called them one b one,
and made them lay hold of the wires 0 a bat-
tery and then set it a oin .

,“Let go the with, tel you.” '

“I cannot, sir, y hands are beuumbed."

On cutting off the current.of course they
droptfid ihe wires. Each Indian was made
to experiment for himself. Before letting
them go the General recommended them to
keep the secret and not tell it . to their

 

countrymen. .
Ofcourae they did quite the con ,and
told every Indian what they had seen and

what had happened to them. Since th
not a wire has been damaged, because thg;
:l'orlggaifll1 believtlldgiélt ifhtliey touched the.
cy won ca t and held -
ere until the troops cargg up.”. prison
Smuro or A Sun—The assurance of
Ionresceptics, who boastthat they once he'-
lieved the Bible. but have now got beyond
all that, and are following new and greater
1|th is very tbrrly illustrated by the story
0 the _Hibernian sailor, who was left one
night in charge of the helm, with directions-
.fi-om the captain to keep his eye on a cer-
tain smrJnd steer the: vessel directly 2tO--
, wards it :thichihcpromised faithfully to do.
Thd captain went below, and fell asleep;
after aw is he awoke, went on deck, and
found the vessel sailin in a course exactly
opposite, to tliatin w ich lib had directed
thehelmsman to steer. - ‘ ~
" What's all. this mean Patrick 1" '- ' ' ‘
“Faith, captain, yc must pick me out
another starfor I'co calla door that one!”
Just so, many have turned in back on
.and heaven, and lightnift‘d‘ ' cc, and
giuk they have sailed by all th( evelations
another stun—Little Christian.

 

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An old soldier tells the following story in
the (Wash) Grand Army Journal: 2
“In the First Division, Second Co '
had a mule noted for his woudertbl $115;
powers: In fact he was ready to give .any
one a kick upon all occasions. On the road
to Eichnmu hegot his leg broke inn bridge
and was taken out of the team and shot,

. and was to all appearances dead, when
a soldierran‘np, re zed the male by the tail
andexol-imeih “Now kick, damn you.”

- And thegniule,jhcving Lust one kick left, let .

‘ him haveilt, breakingit e soldier's Jaw and

onifiig‘ami rd iiil ‘i‘frt‘ffufimm' The

.2 ea c '

bysdoaduwk‘. ' 2- . 8 .“

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here -

d, and want some onefitoplck them out -

f‘ Buy lilo and I’ll do you Gnod.”

doubt. the very best remed known

and all kindred diseases: ylnd.‘ esti:;,%:rrgilvg$:£
Liver Complaint, Piles, Heading
fipsla, Dizziness, Scrofuln,

if
torn is strengthened.
breath sweetened.
tho generous-lib is ' ‘- .

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cl settlers, and the prices are cxcccdlnalv reasons-i
ble, rangin i am 85 to 315 per acre—the average
being aboufss. The greater part of these lands are
situated alone the line of the railroad between the
cities of Des clues and Council Binfi‘s, and are in
the most. accessible and fertile re on in the State.
Sales made for cash or on cred t long cuon h to

 

 

 

 

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Deliverable on board vessels at Elizabeth, N. J. 22

 

 

Scots and Creed- llil'or. but there are no
dissenters from the general pringple that a great.
medicine is a great blessing.~ ‘ e have man of
these blessings, but among them all..in the pro cc
to which it belongs, no greater than

TAIIAIT'S EffIVESIEI‘I’ Sill!“ IPIIEII.
A column would not snifice to enumerate the lil-
ments for which it is prescribed bv physicians of the
highest standing. , It does not belon to the class
derisively termed patcnl. medicines. bn is an article
based on rclentlc analysis, and will stand the test of
the sharpest and most rigid medical criticism as c
cathartic a stomachic, an anti-feblile preparation,
and anti mirable remedy for alibllious complaints.
Let there be no mistake. Secure the
genuine urticlo only. '
' 7' SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS,

I.” OONSOMPTIVES.

on years successful experience groves beyond
that by t e prompt and

WINCHESTER’S

H Y P OPH OSPH I TES
on more: AND SODA.

Every one of

CON SUMPTION CAN BE GURED.

.lfi' CONSUMPIIVESI iNVALIDSt do not fail
to give this celebrated Remedy an .immediate trial.
You will be charmed andsnrprlsed at its prompt and
beneficial effects. Price One Dollar per bottle. Sold
by all druggllts - - "

the possibilii. of a doubt,
timely use ofy

 

Aromas

Cleans Kid Gloves and all kinds of Cloths and Clo-

thing; removes Paint. Grease. Tar, die" mar-ANT“,
without the least injury to the finest fabric, Sold b
drnogists and fancy goods dealers. FRAGRAN '
SAPOLIENE 00., 33 Barclay street, New York,“
La Sallc St., Chicago. .

BISHOP SOOlE'S lliilMEliT. '

invented b the late Bisho Sonic, is creatin crev-
olution in e cure of Sciat ca, Rheumatism, enrol-
gln, Kidney and Spinal Complaints, Sore Throat,
Sprains. &c, The cures effected by it are almost- be-
ygnd belief. Try it. use nothing else. and you will

cured. It is the only sure cure for that dreadful
disease. Sciatica. For sale it Dru lsts. price,
81.50 r bottle. F. W RYDE I; S N, Proprie-
tors, oston.Mass. 2 -

agents, Read This .'

WE WILL PAY AGENTS A SALARY OF 830
PER WEEK AND EXPENSES, or allow a
large commissi to sell our new and wonderful in-
vciétions. Ad" as If. WAGNER d: 00., Marshall.

Mi h
$1 ' A Infill-Tm ALI. wiTli sFencliTo'olr.‘
_> _ ___ AddF‘EEE A. E. GEAIIAII, Springfield, Vt.
$3 25 A MONTH. Horse and Carriage furnished.
,_ ‘ Expenses paid; If. Shaw, Alfred, lie.
THE, LITTLE WONDER.
Patented Jan..1, 1871. Agents wanted everywhere.
100 per cent. profit. Samples by mail. 85c. Send at

once for circulars and test monialr. Linn Worms:
M’s-o Co., 16 t 17 Court St., Boston, Mass. -

A MILLION: DOLLARS.

2 Shrew'l but quiet men can makca fortune by re-
vealing the secret of the business to no one.
- Address . ' , A. E. CASPAR,

21 _-_ s Ils- Broadway. New York.

W. Yunltlnnsec. ill. 11., successfully
. treats all classes of Chronic and Acute Dis-
eases. Send stamp for circular containing particu-
lars and testimonials. Address Box 5110 New York.

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B IT T, E R S '
These Bitters have been compounded for the ex ’
purpose of Purifying the Blood, and cgfigf
qncotl will be found invaluable in cases of Du
eta, "luau, Cruel, Piles, Newman”. l
Molnar, and all other or mplalnls which are can
from want of renovating and purlf
$13.32” are stairs]; reeommen
2 r- u re c or food Nothiu ‘
fiifi‘fig th‘et 03mg: arc uscd in thug 3:36;.
to the't . , y vo n rendered very palate 'ic
J. E. THOMSON, Solo Proprietor, '-

74 William Street, New York.

For sale by all first-class druggistl and grocer-.8445

u the av t
edgfor :12:
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2 LARGEST

rm RETAIL

STOCKV ~

Gents', Boys' and Claildron’l _

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"NO. 15c nownnv,

Any orders which you may lhvor us with will be
promptly attended to. and if any article sent docs
ou-ccn return it and receive

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,AN ENTIRE NEW STOCK 0F

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MGBAF & TAYLOR,

FINE FURNITURE
AND n'mnoas, it

, New York,

Will kee .
new an elegant deal

3.3

and Cane Dining Chairs.

plm.
Private houses
Corniceannd Lambrcn .

To .i'nn Dunno.

Don’t allow any interested party to burr-bu
with the idea that their goods are superior

first Block above Stowarvo,
at all times on hand Parlor Furniture of

nannmo, comatose

ourth door above
rooms Street.)

FURNITURE.

havigg opened a Branch Store expressly for the
sale

on postnatal aviation;

Dinlu Boom Furn tnre,~consistlngoanucts,2Ex-V
tension ables, with a‘gi-eat variety of Upholstered»

Bedroom Furniture in Walnut, Rosewood, Tulip.’
and Maple. Price from 860 to 81,000 per set.
Mattresses of our own manufacture, guaranteed

mammalian: with Jami-i,

' dill

and sec for yourselves. Every article nannies};1 ‘

 

(Established thirty-five years.)

Figures on the Goods. V

NICO]. & DAV] DSIIN;

886 BROADWAY, New York;
Successors to l. V. HAUOBWOUT & CO.

IMPORTERS AND MANUFACTURERS 0F
IIIIII IiiIIA. lIll-fllll III“. In“ VIII,
' “WEI-PLATE. VIII. Sliilflltl IlllIl,

lllllli ILIIIS. IIIIIRJIIIII "M’- -

IAIV, IIAIIELIIS, I. III fillllll _
If cuss, Illl’, AVII Illlll,
or illuminated in colors (entirely new) to match Fur-

niture or Room Decorations. Prices marked in 12a}:
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To OUR LARGE STOCK or

AND WE SUBMIT

‘ armature in ms.

IN THE FIRST PLACE, THE

‘EXPERIENCE OF AN’ Y

Is FAR MORE PERFECT ‘
AND VARIED, AND As

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11' to coin

A

. WALTuA-rr WATCH

, Is Now A STAPLE ARTICLE ’
ITS REPUTATION FULLY
ESPABLISHED. ANDVAS

555 and aerjsroaawnym.‘ Y.

_ OTHERS ENGAGED IN
‘ THEVBUSINESSINTIIE >
UNITED STATES.

,.IN..THE SECOND PLACE, THE

' Machinery illiliflilltllthllfllllllOl.‘

RESULT THE WATCHES
. ARE or FAR manna .
2 GRADE. AND OF GREATER
' ' vARIETY. AND ARE PLACED .'
IN THE MARKET AT’IIUCH

iOliEil Pillarsllml'illl'. alums."

QUALITY AND TYLE‘ J
2 ' FULLY CONSIDERED.

IN THE THIRD PLACE, THE
sed’ -

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IN THE MARKET.

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CLOTHING ‘
seesaw BROS.

~ 4th Ave», opp. Cooper Imfltntol I
Luthyctte Place, opp. Astor PM,

NEW YORK. A

 

DB. LANGLEY’S

seer Mill ilEliB. cm:

This medlcldnc is, without the

sslbliit -of' a

s“samgicartbn'ru. Dys-
ziuess, Debllity.2Jauudice, ii'lat.ulcifi|:.yl:ill'oll‘r‘i'II tog:
medicine." the

«be. 3B the time] use f
dispu tic‘d.V,Tlicay 2il:is;:s‘t.ored. The I
liczllvcr invigorated. Th:

The complexion beautified: And

IiEGTORE
”chew mil-name?

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For sale by all Dinning.

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. _ To Enlill'llle‘TO an. 'nrtiflf :V'g't' ,
> It " Sold “149* Bate-I by -

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WALTHAM WATOHES ! '

THE. FOLLOWING REASONS .
- wnv THEY SHOULD BE

'I'liEI-‘Elilifill 1'0 Alli OTIiEIf .

llaltilanl ceppany is the Oldest.

AND HAS TOUR-FOLD THE

I hcbluk-grclie;-thcvinoabulthy,. ‘

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IN UNION square, saw Yuan. _
dtli‘Avc. Cars run within halfa block Of our Estab-
lishmcut. -‘ - ‘ . mm

 

CARPETS ""7"“5 '.

.2. EU'RVLNITURE
D'o-z RE. 9'1Y93. '
5.11.16!“ AVENUE,

 

nucrr TOWELS so a d as in. -
Very fine ramchnrigug'aiinn 'I'iov'rlrt'tg;o "'
Brown and-Waite BATH TOWELS' 2 . , ..,
MARSKILLIS corms. H, 11%.: rig and 12-4;

””ib‘iibit'ililion.

' ~ BROADWAY Ind SOT]! ST., .
GRAND Ind CHEYSTII ST.. N. Y.

W001) C-AIIPE'I‘ING,
Parquet or lnlnld Floors,
' - Pore-bio Wainuoiin‘.
For Hotels. Public Building, Billiard Booms, si-

 

lcons. Balls, Kitchens. Bath s, Stairs. Nurse-
ries. Laundrie, Oilen. Churches. School Rooms,

Dancing Academies, Ball Rooms, Libraries, Rcccp- .
tion Parlors, etc. . . >

For elegance, economy and durability, it surpasses
. over other fiocr covering. Call and sec samples at V
ISOyBi-oadway, New York. 1y'18

IlillOlO, CONSTABLE 8/ OO.
Arc now ctfcrlng a superb stock of '
ENGLtsn 1ND FRENCH

Dress . Goods,
' AT POPULAR mess.

tag with English Prints, at so and

cents. , 2
English Il'reas Goods, 25 and 80 cents.
in the newest designs

French Dress Goods,
and coloring.
White Pique at 85 cents.
. 91:12.38.
Strl a and Checked sun, at $1.00 Ind
.25 per yard. >
Pinin Colored Silks, .of every shade . d

.qn'slity. _
Jame-o Silks, in Fold and Stripes.

ricer. .
Sbgwls, Brooke and Fancy, in great variety.

“III, IIEEIIIIO,‘II'EI.III8, VIII! III”,
liIIIIl, [AGES All IIIIIIIIEO. .

c2AR,PE='I-s.

TAPESTRY BRUSSELS, 81210, ' ' 0
lastlpring’s price 81 In;

FIVE PRAliE BODY BRUSSELS, 8 is.
’ last Spriug’s price. Si 50;

INGRAIN. THREE-PIN.
VELVET AND M UETTES;

CANTON MA LNG. .

WRITE A; CHECKED OIL CLOTHS.

venous-mm? GOODS

Lace Curtains, Corniceo, cc.

- Purchasers visiting the city are coralsll invited'to
ive our stock a careful examination w ch will at
it times be found very attractive, and at the lowest

prices. Orders solicited and
. ' , SAMPLES-SENT FREE. _ .
'BroadWay, cor. Nineteenth Street,
' . NEW YORK. 15

 

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our returns. mil ma. erotic. u.
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Aims and well shorted-loci 'of are a...
goods constantly on hand at the lowest rates.
Order‘workpromptly attended to. »_VBniidc‘rs and
owners will find! their} advcutcgotogit our
estimate 'beforc pmm' Specter-attention
\ given to BL'Acx Warm! and other, Press-Cum
work. ' ~‘ ' ‘ ‘ * ‘ '
Estimates and Pricii Lists

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an and concealed-net, ,

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V . .pgyfigs, ‘ ’ EXTRA FINE QUALITY.......... acts. tper lb. ohadc, “$84.35,“, autism. an cl out assortment of_ armed Bonnets and
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OUR "‘Amw‘fi-fiv'yflmmm ”WWI“, ENGLIsn'IiEEAIIEAST TEA. Dress GOQd-Sr Kat Frames, new styles, ice. " ' , .’ 2 2 -
-~ - ' ‘ mm ‘ nxmrmn sum "soon. peril» ‘D‘mism'i‘i'dm n's"‘ia Slici°§°"s‘¥°io:'n'3mifii£: W""~“ mm W“ mm" 8"“
_ n. ........ " c o n . h . . .. .. ,1 . .
C%%$$$Ihndil?fiflfaflggfifi‘33::- ““51 WWW-"41°" “° Pom-INS. cull“ ;P0PLAIII%nonAIa.Vx-iio-- “fibyfim ’rocbllllpnrc’lnecs. Kid Gloves,
pnpm for Sir: Dollars par an. per week. on line ' GREEN AND BLACK NIXKDYIEAS- vag’nr' ggfic 14011531325- . 18.15113 A}: Hosiery, snowstorm-Drug and Cloak Trim-
one week will cost SlxDollars,Twolincs roost EXTRA FINE UALITY.......... 280cm. rib. ‘0" ORGANDIES ALPACAS' D leS. slings, etc. _ td . d ll tb
'l‘welve Dollars, and Ten lines will cost Sixt Doi- FINEST QUALI ................81 oo o tings-0L rm . V a. n Hm mg," OIIrGIlllIIIN hee- vo urchin-flu no . o
tars. Send for a Printed List. Address G 0. P. , . fr .5 u r udand' w “it I came ctVicss thanIlliowue'gowni o u Prices“;e
aowann a CO.,'Advcrtislng agentz, No. a rag \____ em _ «n. its 1. ‘ s: 2,, :2 2;;2 ‘~, = 33: 3:33;. at" 3 ’I‘nh 9'13... gage; :31?“ u;
ESL—From W“ W" » Pllltitfltflulm, "smile“. asewneehmnewa 1::
re r. . ~ .
Pflfllfixngfififl‘gfi'fiofinf m, 1 “'1’ 1,, 5,... M," u, 53,... hbdg‘wfmm ”find substratum equity coup. Tilers are war-
£15 0 000 000 . , GROUND DAILYi Trimmings. saith win: Satin sinus, to which put 'fi‘fifl'm “" muggy: 9'1““
9 9 - coon COFFEE... ....... . ......itc. per pound. “W.“ "mu“ 1' “W . a... quality tupln gluon n n2 per-pair.
Sterlin , in money and estates, remain unclaimed nxnrgmny corp-an, Jae, do V. - ~ —— _ Mani“! up,“ Kids. two uttcns and white
in Eng nd, Scotland and Iiclmd, in manycuosu ciiomn OLD cornea ........... .34.. do I" N DEPARTMENT tucks. ruins worui use. . , -
it“ ”“1“ “ "0‘” PM]? ' “it '5": “’flfl',“ 3"“ “AL-(“‘1’ “‘7‘ “WHEN” °°- AllLiucl ABLE elm“ afar-in.” - iron. ANDIIANY-‘Ironsnmoanvsroonumous
by“; ‘. 5.2.52.“ “11.....11'2 “ST “‘“““W 1’" - -— ' Mint” rmci’em “'*‘PT' A... ‘»n%1fi$-immn '
‘ .. no a m u - ' . . ' '2 “ " ' ' ' 7 . . . I
giro-y, a Prince of'Wales Road, Lou on, England. 22 ' . Eg‘fitwgm‘nfimmm%flfi‘§$rn§a at MW and HW'MMVVW .
- . Tu. We have I ve fine assortment Of Choice mail rednccddlricco - no 'l’hdo supplloliatr 1.88:8le DOWN
V . OLD wans .3 as, A w , FRINGE UNcrI 'wrris lllsim; TOWN waonssALA. salons.“ V 2
WEST LEHIGH coAL' “mum" 3°“ mm" "mm“ SIT-"“93 “"ii'i".°.."-°...“i~..:°a‘:nn -- ‘ BEBIOH’STBEPLEOP FASHION
' “ _ '2 ' . . - .4. - , , 2 ..
2 ' 3-890“ atmwdonn' ’ ’ ’88" 173le AVE. -
One of the best mined for theliannfscturcrb Steam —-°- . ‘
Power. for Iron Workers, and for Domestic Pur- ' - figwgwg: gaugdxrgc'ty' , Between 84th and lath Streets, New York.
Poses. is for We b ALBRO d: BROTHERS, LINEN STAIR CRASH. all widtbr ' 1’- 34“! Establishment bu no connection with

any store, either in or out of the cit , and allccm-
mnulcctions should be addressed to direct. dth

I . We have CHEAP FARMS.
WOMEN... slates. wee

markets. Send stamp for catalogue» Enron a
on.,Ridgcicy,ld. - ,4t1!

usir' YOUR aaocxa FOR
KnNNm". ‘

2 Champion and Graham Biscuit!

(this clients" 31:11.;ch put it duration“ Tgns
asp, aspects r use, so no use
Can rather Torso for ’lost househoulsfy'l'he
Graham I are intendcdfcr Dyspcatics,
made of selected Graham. Contains not log lulu-
rions to the most delicate. Also

KENNEDY’S' EXTRA HILK. BUTTER. SODA,

17le .4: OYSTER CRACKERS, GINGER
‘ SNAPS, COFFEE BREAD AND
BOSTON BUM
_ The best in the market.
4t]! F.2-A. KENNEDY, Csmbrluneport, Ease.

 

and

 

Oth

i.

;

wallet liennennizeatiemnaio Fail, Boston, 1869."

l

MANUFACTURED B'Y

c 131%. were I) A. v I a.
NO. on CHATEAM STREET, BOSTON, .
AND FOR SALE BY ALL FIRST-CLASS success.

AMERICAN PEERLESS SOAP.
‘ ,OIEQOlufn' ins Ail ritual summers.

' TO CONFORM' WITH
‘nEDUCTiON or DUTIES.
GREAT SAVING T—O CONSUMERS,
BY ammo UP CLUBS.

Send ibr our New Price List and a Club form will
accompany it, containing lull directions—main a
large saving to consumers and rctnnncrative to o no
orgbntzcrs. . ~

THE MAT AMERICAN TEA CO.

31 88 VESEY 813381311. I.
P. O. Box 5048 4w-ill

 

‘ .8

O’CIflCK...
. It. T. BELLCHAMBERS,
-- lilPOlllEll 'OF lllliilii- ililll.
LADII'S’ HAIR naussna AND wre IiAxaa.
Allub‘cncm‘st '-courtantly on hand oi

' madc‘ to 'ordc'r'bt'th'c lowest prices It the city.

Country orders promptly ctierldcd lo.
_ 174m ' .

an aim. ”Alli. I. l.
HE

anti, 2' on sumac,
' .‘nu. s.:N. IAISII,

 

SUCCESSFULLY TREATED BY.

? At MARSH L can Radical Cure TursVs Ofiicc, No.
2 It East 14th Street‘hld door from University Place.

Instruments for - hysiccl deformities properly
ma‘de, and carefully a noted. . and 'utrsfnction gnar-
cn oe . . ‘ 2 . 2
V Ls: ics’ Silk Elastic Belts. Elastic Stockin ,Ab-
domino! Sworn". Pile Instruments. ‘ ies'.
Gent’s and ,ldrcn's Shoulder Braces. Snspcnsory
Band-[gs Gretche- be. , . .

IA ii coo. still continue their oflcc- at No, a
Vcooyct. Private roornsssdrom out females to

‘ it ‘ tEOTHO fro-Obi.
saw“?! me n...

l’fl—AGENTS. In ) to sell the
Wgcbraned Home Sh‘ii‘tfige'czv’iua {niobium liar

 

 

 

were. 2 ......-

r on ' no your

was lo ’O’lfi'olhel' remedies,le it
your tree

tori was

agno‘what

' nature an ‘cxlontfcfib‘o luau arcindicstcd. For

 

For fine on o Crot‘cn'Orapc, find further descrip-
tiou.histor .‘ofo n l linoleum l L
localities. Let of matting... or: $2733 ,

for If. .V ..

, rarcn LIST. _

* Orotonnvcrrfavmrouhsmufl
. .. extra! "'3: -

Seamus, skit-canon. _
' are grown, Vfi'cn ‘woll ripcn'cd

 

or with chc a cannon ofa . ~ . “ ed real _
refinances: an *"'”*"‘““""‘°“""i?iii"r~"an

' ,~. : ’ n » ' .
court cred by‘sr’lrfic'of ournbcst‘fwuiologiots'u‘TIc “'1. > vn'»wm1”9”dn.h4 “9.“. —’-‘
finest hardy theyha'voia‘ctod. ‘ ' ' ‘ ‘ " ' ‘

 

 

a Vvinei
roll ilfslargc ,
i corefcny planted endured Mi will boa
Mil. . Will
of prbo. Liberal

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mun-alum...

 

 

 

'2M>2may'nuligyiz
bomtbynsil,aot?olid,ru In. 2 2 .
’ 12' ”MW“ mm: " their s."'»‘:.':°:.o...' 2

 

 

mm

REDUCTION or raIcns "

19

1s called the

. or no

sale. '

N

Also, for

Celebrated

FOR

Both

Sexes.

1: Trim mourn" '

lsuufacturor of

SKIRTS

AND

AND DEALER IN

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

E H PARKER

A 2 ~ Agent for the sale of the

E. DUTTEII'V Iona co's

Patterns of Garments

- Dress Trimmings and Buttons,

Ladics’ Furnishing Goods,
LACES,EMBROIDERIES, SC.
21 Main Street.

'What is lltime without a Wringer
MONITOR.

 

At 'E. K. LOCKWOOD’S.

'Weed Sewing Machine

Ladies Misses, Boys and Little Children of

- CORSETS.

Boll- nrc mode of solid white rubber
clear some slam. '

PRICES REDUCED,

 

 

and Fans. At as!
street, New York.

Something; New for Milkmen.
llillli Gilli lilLKV till.
FOR SALE nYALL TINNERS. '

, It”! III-,lllfllllfil "If“! If _
liontilliltantlnnil lley Stills:

2wm sci

 

oerlcncc among Bank

LANTIC

. TERA-N PCTAB
IS A PURE
ILACI TIA
with the Green Tea Flam.
ranted to suit all tastes. For sale

 

War;

lien. And for sale whole-
mly by the GREAT AT-

Km GLOVES—

’ihe best in the world.

I
26

& PACIFIC TEA CO.
8 Church St. N. Y. P. O. Boxuo. 2
Send/or moo-Nectar Circulae._

. nYlBS—Sole A
for the MARTIN Eli
CO.’S Manon-rs, Man-
ners: and finance

l Buttons. Undressed, ‘ic
air, worth 31.50.
um! and Seamless.

its. a.
Fancy
also. 21.15 and taco. an.
mau Hoir,Cbatelaiue Braids
Chignous, Cur
Dresses, all
, Ca s. Laces, Fancy Goods,
ERS‘ '. 7 Broadway, cohalgii;

Laldies’ E

cad-
Dress

II IAISAIO Il-IAVHI ll! Illltl till I!
AIEIICAN DETECTIVEI.
By OflccrchA'r-rns. A narrative of In years’ ex-

Robbcrs, Countcrficitcrs,

 

 

c npcramcnts.
New York; Sol

it is a sure and no
. Liver and Icon
urueflon o Insect!

enclont proper-tion
torso-TV Ill-SIM in:hls.cwn _

pgy results the electric! mod cine 'now presented
20 t c public as

Oi. ,liells' Extract of laminate,

and lie confidently recommends it to every family u
u household .rcmcd which should be freely taken as
. all derangement: ol' the system
iii-l to animate ind‘ fortify all - weak and lymgha'ic

JOIN Q. KELLOG
., for the United
Price One Dollorpcr bottle. Stud for ql'fllllf. _ 11.

i Bacon Postman

WHAT

0 Agent

1311'!

O- . .

ctico

0.

rfcct rcmcdv f-lr all diseases oftbc
clone or ab.-

, Podcrly

2., > GR 2- .N mmufigndmwlsflickbhomuzubfinnd I" Illnogng‘lofnln'lnuHDr no
. , If " v, _ " V' ’9' 1 Treatment.- gut mwflkfu Idld Vilct his 31-30:?“ch Fever-o, TIE-Em?
A NIW'WKITI 0m '- . 2, :worda; that I2 had our and will enough to vc tion ofIbo Liver, Drop-n Slur-
nicknowlear'eu’b'nu'wliomnmuriim m. 5’°“""°“~"",,,,"' 9.,“ ' .Mln'lllhlail ‘Ii'l'i’rin '“W-‘mn'uuu °"‘° A ’
{no in quiutytondbuu citizwhitogrcpo. t in. :1&’£&..gm {again "- ‘ ' “.onm..-.“e°'
Mnuaiiuwuinmodin copciuir. Iir’nni ’ . - . . fdfilAflWHlTl. . uo’rovoror that“.
is uniformly mulls and. fleet , ' tout; on 2 or Mahatma-anaemia“! *Tamnnu .' (onoo-lcnnrs ‘ 2 '
~ dendm-mnfl-mbmel the .1 ‘- 2 m"...- _. 1.. ' ‘ ‘ .rorlo: 2 Darwrinrsnavlngneoonieawnieor thecxtraor-
- ,2. .. -2 , . , g, _ - - <- 'w “bitumimw'i frobrbyp’crmisé dinerymcdiclnalpropertics of the South American
'. Pineal Foreign Varieties. _ don omronowls’cmuwgbgnw “31: “ rims 9.1M '- 2 ' ' ,
tiresome”... “autumn-rim .' meat-Evinassie‘v‘i‘orkdim" . - 'mUBBBAr
ety. ‘Will undougltcdlyprcv'o ”h.“ _ V 5.38] 811‘sv asthma-m: gmtg‘gv 21-3 :1;- mtaspcclal commudmtctbat'eonntry to procure
“30‘1“”. _ ,_ .2‘ .2 ‘a'ns'ig" fill-Broad "I _ Yankees; ittuitsnattVV "purity" thaving founditcwondch
.2 V, . ,2- , , atom, 11‘ TLC-M001“ iuicnrativo. . Venom exceedtiic antlci -
THE SENASQ UA ‘ ”5,9, . . ,_ .. Vi. . r“! . , .V" lion-form butt-.matrcnntation,huconclu ed
_. . . , ., - .. ‘fis‘bri’n .mmorfiwmuon‘h’“m,a th'c mofibr-twthcmbligaudishappytostatcthatbe

has rfcctcd arrangements for a regular month]

and?“ this wonderful- plant. llc has spent much
into experimenting and Investigatin as to the most
from it, t 2r popn our

and has
th most

Plait trcct,

States.

 

- as

 

gnu-Q Against Loss by Fire
‘ ' in tho mostjcllcblo Gummy; “ ‘

uni ionnnnciam sans,

Ill

\

thooflcoof V2
dream I.

 

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HEAD.

When you viii: the any do new tocalljt‘ - 2:32; “'Emfifléflfiflm iii gifikpuockel?flt¢ll rig-:35. 03mm
. 2 . 2 .. 2 . , . inntll‘yfisewrn jV cabinet: themsrkot. Address, , 9" '“ kg“ :33“ r 35%?“ "Y ”I";
V . Enmnn n .Assronn" .lon SON, OLA 11K 8 00., Baton, liau..Ptttr- . at: m “a, miscl‘itct “a on" "'fi'fh”
‘. ‘ . ; - :. 2' 2 22 - - 2 -2 4’ 2 ,_ ‘ . 22' burgh, 1'" Chicago, Ill.,orSt.Lcuis,lo. 4w-il ingptbc mpodeslla which they were :r‘seccd or; 2::
." ‘ ‘ '— ' ' '» s‘uundrolsuro tic Justice..Alar-gcvolumcof
~ - 2 ~V .'2'2'”' . 2 ' ' -GEORGE SLOANE. gggrwfingrhmfi," gamma Form
2 Hanukeepen __Empoflnn' amongst snow, guaranflsicvtignvm. 4m .. annual; aVaYnE,umrord..Coi-n. ‘
.' 2 2 ‘. ’2. ~ " sraaquTSANb ; , .
VCCOPER'INSTITUTI.“_N. VY.. . . 020m“: .1, “30‘3““ “5“?“ m PliEl‘Oii O DOOM.
2 22 ' * ‘ 2 V 'w’ noorsrrrars meatballs... » "
near-sensanreeewae... mw .mzmmmmsa fiWflt‘S‘E’t in:
smell orig". 3‘" ' «1:3: “'1’ 0 ”1mm! "10‘. it» my. neatloywitiimoextraflb “do“: 8:; ”Alimt‘nSPA
' ', Amman”! -' 2 ‘- - ‘ -' ~ ‘ 332' wingiggmmrifmdmigm
glimmdlcd ”Knives, .. ' 79:9,:29‘23’; fifllfllfl'flfll CAI“ BORED. 2...... restored. 33mm Jnnnfiifmnsi
PlatedTablo-spcr’mh ' ' m. do . ~-,3;Lm2locx,toun.Dcc.I,lm shapccndcolor, thontacithIIlicstlth Sires
”nu-”In / 2_ scum“ “van . Miter—.m- betel! ncorrbrcsdwsyflotoof nionSqnare. . . 0min
-. . 2 . Ill- 22 ‘9 yonrtrcatmcn tmauicfnyfi'llndl'mlo I“lint" , " " '
OnWbitclchtaL. No Britcnniaor Dollcrlctulnsod. - . “a “'Mwudm noncomme-
» All blade or - Glu- and: mam-Var gflh‘i’tbatgml’douidbo. up .0 by... One A
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BULL,
“ LAWRENCE DREW.”

Ayrshire Bull, ‘9 Lochinvar.”
’ Price 9500. ‘ _
MEADOW FARM, Dnrlen, Conn.
DANIEL SLAUSON, Agent.
VOr BOX. No. 10 Dnrlcn Depot. P. O.V ‘ 10ti
REGULATE your watch by a, reliable regulator:

you can always save the exact time. Such a
one is at Wood’s Jewelry Store.

Are You Insured.

,V Capital $200 000,
WITiI ,SURPLUS.

- Emilio, count imi
Insurance Company, '

or South Norwalk,

'DIRECTOES :

ELBIRT A. WOODWARD, South Norwaik.

JANES ll. INGERSOLL, oflugersoll, Watson do 00.
New York. V . ‘ .

, DUDLEY P. ELY, Pres’t 1st Nat. Bank, 80. Norwalk,

T. H. MORISON, Morison, Son & Hutchinson‘-
Norwalk.: ,

CHAS. G. DEAN, Norwalk,

FRED. W. BRUGGERHOF, Darien,

JOHN P. BEATTY,John P.Bestty it Brcr.,Norw

- HENRY n. TREADWELL. Westport,

CHESTER F. 'lOLLES, Soqu Norwalk,

JULIUS A. CANDEE, Stamford, .

PETER L CUNNINo'uAilZ South Norwalk.

HENRY R. FITCH, South Norwalk,

TALIADGE BAKER, South Norwnlk.

 

ELBIRT A. WOODWARD, President,
HENRY R. TREADWELL, Vice “
WINFIELD S. HANFORD, Secretary.
DUDLEY P. ELY, Treasurer.

noncyto Loan on First-clan Mortgages

 

N cabitt’s Cough Syrup,

FOB COUG HS AND COLDS.
A Sure Remedy if taken in time.
Price 50 Conn and $1 per Bottle.
For sale by 11. N. a c. s. P'ROWITT.

 

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

A GAINST A CCIDENTS,
' At the ofiice of
MELVILLE E. MEAD.
Darien Depot, Conn.

Marflc Works,

NORWALK, CONN. "
The subscriber, is prepared to firrnlsh every kind of

Italian and American Marble, 'V

OWE, DEAD, OR BROWN 81 ONE.

MO'NUMENTS

Slabs. Tablets, Sin the, as well as Mantles and
, Furniture Sla s in general, at the

LOWEST Possum-n raters.
Cemetery Fencing, Iron Rating, to,
QIruished and put up at short notice and on very
‘ favorable terms. 2 .
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
ss

Addre
E. B. PRICE, Agent.
Mechanic St. , in the rear of the new Bank,Norwaik.

 

Union

need commendation.

THERE WERE SOLD IN THEYEAE 1870.
S , 8 4 -l

Blatchlcy': Cucumber
_ TRADE MARK; .
WOOD PUMPS,

Measuring 213.506 feet in length, or sufficient in
- the aggregate for

A WE“. OVER [Olin-MILES DEEP

Simple in construction—Easy in Operation—Giving
no Taste to the Water—Durable—
_Iieliable and Cheap. -
These-Pumps are their own best recommendation.
For sale bydeslers in Hardware and Agricultural
Implements, Plumbers. Pum Makers, Ac" through-
out the country. Circulars . furnished upon 'ap-
plicalion bymail or otherw as.
Single pumps forwarded to parties in towns where
have no agents upon receipt of the regular retail

. rice.

p In buying, becarelbl that your Pump bears my
trade-m rk as above as I guarantee no other.
Trade-mark Btentep liarcb 21: 1871.

CIIAVS. LATCHLF. , Huluf’r,

Ofilcc and Wareroom.
624 d. 626 Filbert St , Philadelphia.
Ifitld ., -

EVENINOS AT HOME!

PARCITEE'SI.
I" IiOlIl OME OE lliOlI.

This popular Game Just received, 'sud for sale by
- - H. M. &. C. S. PROWITT.

Intuul Lilo Insurance COmpuny,

or New York. . Anette. 940,000,000. Cash.
liELVILLE E. MEAD, Agent,
Darien Depot. Conn.

 

cst‘uso-tinent of watches. clocks, Jew

59 ,
T“
clry. .ln this country, at chd’s Jewelry
Store. . . . .

BUY Iran 'BEgTIW

OOKE

 

 

“i

9.9%.
STYLES, SIZES 6i PfilCES T0 Slil'l’fiil FARR-3:123

Descriptive Ciro-Jinn Forwardui by Mail.

comm A

 

I

. ammonites ‘
COGNAC BRANDY.

THE undersigned having purchased the entire in-

ucrs, would inform the public, that ,
on rue slates in its Norwaiu Post. Oilice', 'or at. Geo.
W. Jennrngs‘ News Depot, will be
to. Bag
Y. a N.

Trucking; having secured a first-class-springtruek

~ and Bole

an length of time

EDWARD r. WEED

 

recs Busi-
cr crsleft up-

terest of A. S. Allen in the Clayx

rftlllpll! attended
age taken to and from al the trains ouN.
., and D. a N. ii. 3., and the Steamboat.
its is also preparedfo do all kinds of Light/and Heavy

lei;

 

DAILY LINE. _~.

NORWALK AE NEW YORK.

Tun FAST AND BEAUTIFUL STEAMEB

 

ITE,

.' 0n and after THURSDAY AFTERNOON, APRIL
20th, 1871, will leave Pier 3‘: East River, foot. of Mur-
k,ctl agieet, New York, at 1:45 and 37th Street ats
o c o . . '

Leave South Morwalk eve morniu :

on nrrlvaiof the railroad traiig. , g at 1 ‘5' or

Fare 75 (its. Excursion Tickets$1.25

ci i‘Y OF NORWALK and P. F. BRADY will leave
each end of the route every evening. -
Produce sold without charge for commission.
Freigliis at. usual tau. , . 2. .-
H‘ All persons or forbid trusting any of the cm-
plcyees of either of the above boats on account of
the owners thereof. 2 16

 

DANBURY a; NORWALK In. 1:.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing Jan. 2nd, 1871.

DAILY Tn urns. ,
um Danbiuy for m Noryalh _
c 30a.m.; 12111.; 4 20mm: Frgigu‘iatawp. m.
.Leoue South Norman;- Dunbar-y, -
At! 00mm.;11 on_g‘.n'.;ip.-m.;618p.m.
, Leave NorwulkBHdgc/or South Normal},
atf 84s.m.;12ob,&c ”unflrcight atc 05p. in.

/

2'

RIDGEFIELD BRANCH II. II '

Trains leave Branchviile for Ridgcfieid,” 9 4b a
m. 12 40, i 4.5, and 'f 06 p. m.
Trains leave Bidgefielcfior Branchville, at c 45 a.

in.,1210820and435p. . .
9 ' JOHN W. BACON . Sup’t.

‘ N. Y.'& N. n. RAILROAD. ] ‘

SUluiEl-l ARRANG'EIENT.
, Commencing June 10th. 1810. ‘
Trains leave Passenger Station at N orwaik asfollcws .-
l'or New York,
Bunion Express.

At 3.47 A. 11., _ ' -
0.00 “ stopping :11.le stations.

6.45 " 2 V .
1.46 fV‘ Local Express, stopping at Darlcn and
Stamford. . . ' .

9.25 '“ stopping at all stations.

11.05 “ press.

1.18 P. M. stoppin at all stations.

3.99 “ _Bostoni‘.xprcss. _

3.45 “ stopping: alterations.

5.41 “ . Boston press. 2.

6.11 " stoppin at all stations.

9.31 Boston' xpicss.

New York for Nor-walk,

At.i’.00, 8.00 (Ex.,) 9.00, 11.30 A. 11.; 12.15 (Ex.,) 3.00
(Ex.,) 3.45. 4.30 (Local ex..) 5.30, 6.80, 3.0“
Nor-walk for New Haven.

At 8.39 A. IL, stopping at. all stations.
8 53 l‘ A‘ l‘ ‘S

9:44 “ Boston Express.
1.81 P. 31., stopping at all stations.
Lg; ‘“ Bosl‘ou Express.
‘ l I
. 5.52 “ stopping at all stations. . '
6“: ll u [I It _
7.87 ll _ H II it
9.49 f' Bostouixpress.

. Trains leave New Haven for N'orwallr. at 2.40, 5.30,
0.30, 8.10, 9.45 (Exq) 2A. 11.; IS 11.; 2.15, (Ex..) 4.80
um.) moo, 8.39 (Ex.,) 9. M.

hill of advertisement at the Station Houses

Supt's Ofiice. 4th Ave. and 87th St., New York.
Ass’t Supt's Oillce, Station House, New Haven.
' JAMES H. BOYT~ Snp’t.

Aivonou LINES'TEAMEBS.
SAIL mar WsnnxsnAv AND SATURDAY, TO AND
_ mar NEW YORK AND GLASGOW. .
Callln at Londonderry to land mails and passengers.
The teamers of this favorite line are built ex-
pressly for the Atlantic Passenger Trade, Jud fitted
up in every respeci.wlth all the modern improve-
-mcnts calculated to insure the safety, comfort and
convenience of passengers.
Passage Rates, Payable-in Currency,
TO GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL and LONDON DERBY
First Cabin-S65 and $75-accoro1ug to location
Cabin Min u Tickets, 8130, securing best. accomm’ns.
1 late ........ 33 'Stecrago.'. .. ......... 818.
' Parties sending for their friends in the Old Coun-
try can purchase tickets“ reduced rates. For fur-
ther particulars 'apply to HENDERSON BROTH-
ERS, 'l Bowling Green. N. Y. 12

Livery. of: Sales Stables,
lllfilil’ “DIET. IEAI If _||fiI:kE'IAIlWAl
g DEPOT, IIIWALI.

I). B. Morehouse

OULD inform the public that he has refitted apd
- restocked the old Connecticut Hotel Stab es'

Sec

 

 

with

Hill HORSES, 'cilllllitlts, &c.,

and has made it equal if not su erlor to an in this
county. nsas AND CAR melts To ET AT
ALLthOURS. First-class Carriages with careful
drivers furnished for,Weddin and Funerals. VCnr-
ringer, run, to Steamboat an all trains of the New
York a; New Haven Railroad in charge of ill. Don-
ohnc. Horses, Carriages, arnesses the, bonvht
and sold. Ont-Id D. E. ii 'izEIIOUsrf.

, lively and Exchange Stable,

ORSES, Wagons and Harnesse'l, for sale or to
hire. Horses taken to board at reasonable
The business is carried on in connection

prices.
NAAN HOTEL, and the Stables

' with the NEW .CA
are located in rear
and see me! -

New Canaan. Apfil 1, 1871.

HORSE" SIIOEINC.

ONES.
‘ Smili'

 

 

HE subscriber having purchased the ad will,

' tools, are, of the Horse Shoeina Eats llshmcnt
of James D. Shea, in the rear of the Horse Railway
Depot, is now fully prepared to fill all orders for

SHOEING HORSES -
in the bestmanncr. All discus“ crucial treatedund
a cure warranted. By constant attention to business
and faithful and careful execution of his work, he
hopes to gain the public confidence and receive
liberal patronage. JOBN BARNEY.
N orwaik, J uric, 1869. 22

Walker’s Vinegar ' Bitters. .V .
Not an Alcoholic Beverage. ~‘Trythem and be can

in d fitsbcnoticialcfiects. Forsateb ‘
' a o ' . ' ‘ .E.p.ywnnn.V

 

 

Sea Moss For-inc. -

FOR making Blanca Mange, Jellies, Pics, Pud
dings, food for invalids, to. Each package

makes sixteen quarts. Price 25 cents. Sold by _

E P. WEED. Druggist.

number’s Chumpaign Ale.
THE attention of the public is solicited to the supe-
rior quality of
HAM MER’S FRESH BREWED
CHAMPAIGN ABE.
ThlsAle is brewed fresh at all seasons of the

and in keeping qualities, especially of that brew d

ing the most excessive hot weather, is guaranteed for

or,

' n d Half-Barre. lainttli tore
or sale in Barre “FITCH ‘5, 0m)?

ofthe succcribcrs 7 . . -,
. Main Sir, Norwalk. Conn.
Agents for the sale of Bammer’c Champugn Ate.

 

, . Drusgist
Wall Street, opp. Nor-walk Hall ’
A large and well selected stock of ‘ ‘,
Drugs and Med/llamas;

'rsanMnnY PATENT MEDICINES ans: '
kinds.MINER’AL WATERS TOILET ’and‘

nuusnns courts sroNcas CEAliOlS '
SKINS STATIONERY, crosa’s, an, cc. 2
Is constantly adding to his stock all thcpcwcndpop-
niar medicinesof the day. _ _ 2 p ,

rum. 1!. NASH

ILL resume touching on Piano about the mid-
W die 'of larch. Persons dcririrg his services
G n. . .9

can address letters to care of the “

 

 

 

 

g‘ 2 ‘g * 2 ' 2 2' = 2' * AM coco/VA“. .. . -. . ‘ . ' * - > - 2 '1 I!“ it!!! “Hm '"n- "-0. mm .~ . 1.2 , .rmwnumvrmn 1-, 2
- :2, arwa z o 2. ,2 MIG U LD I NG s , V W V _ ,2 ,7" : ., 2 J .09‘991, 199e‘!9r., , . : THE madcwlthtiic Norwalk Bevin Sociotyiromthc _ . ,1 .. .1 _ ,1 , 2 fl ,-
.. -®Ej . 4 . ' 2. . 2 2 ‘lllill THOUSAND OOlllIiS ST AIR WORK ‘ - [E null-"mm mama‘s uw-‘niin:1:nnplo"-int it" Mr- ‘tiééiioyioo ii" - “ mgi’T-flmi' “we'd. inform 33$: ' ' I'm?“ 3”” Railway. ' ‘ ' ' ' 2
‘I. " , " ' PAlllo—THE TRAVELERS LIFE And everything in the domain of 9 . .2 . ' , _ ,2 gomuonuiudimmVfi2lo903‘gi , ofan 35:05.05}: :ud‘otue ygar. Agtontioulssal‘so 3. 1811. ' Cosnnsorno'Aran. 13m. 1811. n‘ UINTAB , _ ' ' ‘ ,
: h 5 A ‘ - ' - » 2' ’ " ‘ ' '.-' . - 2 . one a wccveacwmoro ne-‘ , . ., - _
24......y. Mayne. 1871. .1... mm... Mann... 2.2.2.2.... edmm'mw"-"“”°' ’ ' “ t...-....~....... ~ ' 22 - M‘LWMWEN'EEOMEW “News - . “"m‘
. r t 1,3,, .' 1 . ~;, 1.‘ f. 3, . .‘ > . . > ’ > -- . I l' ’ 0 B 031 l'. . . , . econ. . . . _ .
H. , $20,000 on W. B. ForbnshV-oud Will, 2 - ,. " . ‘- ‘fHANC’t- : _, 1‘ spring styles “French and English . I6E"TS;WA"T‘£DIHIVOII¢I,”2by lint-n! NEW A Y Norwuik, 0|: 1' 1810. _ OEOFE. MILLER. Twas 0 19 9 N: Y. . ii. 6 4,, ,, HIKE llx'englllglved to We: $0.11“ in the Post Of
The American Rnphnel. 0- Curry, victims 0‘ the New Hamburgh 8'6 We! 2 mug, cor, 37““, ' ‘ - ‘ 2 ' Womanhood Nun. whose disclosures are ' F M114 7 24 'I: N"! York Ex. 1' 48 “ old store) what's? (genhnvccgéerylagggazggt‘tgegd
. railroad accident: $5,000 on the late They “’3“ M“ and Che-pectin market. II D” II‘ GOOdI. thrilling “fifimhx' Conn. mu".- . 4 LUMBER :2: :‘ gafggén :32 3 y" t V :2 V ‘ o
“‘7‘“ into my 'mdi‘g-dmirlrhtf"? f h d Joe. B. Blake, mayor of Worcester, Mum; and ‘ . ll “Ni-m" = . ...2:. ‘ . l2 ' I AND . :3: u: a." go“. .Ex. :2: .: [mg—"V or everffie‘crlptlon,
wonerso anosae: 2' - M . ,2 . . . en 2 , , V,
Ami examine :3 l m 8 h 2 $5,000 on the late s. H..Lcwis,Jr..ofSt. Albans, _ ALBRO 8; BROTHERS, BLACK SILKS.dlwldths elitism _ , FREE TOBoOK AGENTS , , , , . _ 2 m 0,, .. Ngfinf; to a ..2 At great] reduced ricer
10“" 0'“ t° °m° “3 “‘0'“ “‘8‘" vi. Allthege accidents occurred, and the insurance 2 - 2 2 . . , . I - 2 2 2 1° 45 is New YorkEx 11 08 u ’ . P 9.
And my progress 1" ”2" I tell ”9'" “in"; ”1°“ was paid within three mouths—each claim being - . 2 r v. 2 2 ~- .. 2 COLORED SILKS, inlarge "Mt" We will send a bushfire pr us cigar) 1:0! V . . , 11 '0 .. No Train, ., 11 m ‘f U NDEB’TA KING
new“ "$03?” ”a 'anm’ 'Bab" ”the said about sixty '33" 1'8“” “ w" d“ b’ m “m" . rANCY SILKS. clam variety. with“ "fid’afi'fl? Armstrong? SBW'ng Haeme We have rccclveda ii? glegitgim of grimllmfibfl ii #135 NoanAigcom 13.33191. 2 - ’
' ‘ ' ' . Th T ' ii iii IOVOII , 1 .~ ~ .-.2 22 2 , . ‘. » A ‘- " " 5 i Cc.. PhllLPO- . . ' consistin of Plank. If v “3 I“ 00? ”So ' ' ' . :2
lir'Peter F.Joncsy’audmy‘.Jason G.Blood," gfzfiifiynonznnfix; £31.... to its ‘ ' ’ ' ' . JAPANESE Donuts", plain and striped. mm ddv'mm'.‘ n' , ' _ Allo I vge choice "“60th swggyfigm‘: i i: J: N33331:. is; 1: . @‘mm'bmm' '
”’52P‘“°°'“’=m"“°““°‘" ”'me‘flm’ - policy-homeruor death or Iumhvmmenwr no. 1“ nownnv, - Omit-Elm"! l"!- 2 » 2 “figm” ‘°" "‘it'r'".‘i.i‘riu°i’s-mpnrws. ”2 ‘: M T'm- m " FURNITURE: . runNrTmEl
.. 23'! ”19’ 3° “mug it will “a“ y“ penpm'" every working day during theput seven yeafl- . ‘ SILK “a WOOL ERRORS. I "ADI: 3' 0:“ Afimghgogomu '"ris‘ifi'i'sim'i IOUN W. BUBBEH“ anmws K. RUSSELL. : :3 ‘“ 1132:?ng Ex : 32 t.“ ' " H m ’ ‘
' . ' , _ . . -_., 'unermanaor near- . . _ _. . 2 - . v 2
I looked at these terror: in red. blue. and green. The mm" 2W“ “‘1 mm" 1mm“ 0“" nAnnN SUIT uterus. dav selling our new-rumor mammalian}; . ISAAC CHURCH Jr. V3151: 1. 113% York. , a so 3 Furniture Warehouse,
And all other pigments that ever were seen, puny, of Hartford, Conn" grants I" the “SW '0'“ g 2- windfall». “Romano-mm ‘3‘")? Manufirctfired by the 2 . 2 V’; ’ 'V 4 u u NZ, fia‘m, n, 1 :1, u Near the upper end or Mimi St.
And asked for the unmcofthis wandererfi'om home. of, “lb and Endowment {gilt-'16:; 0“ 0:035- . . COLORED IgonAms, {‘3' .1W‘n“m‘fila" You meet. . - . GENE."- MICHIHIST and JOOBEO, ii: -; fio Tilnin- ' ii on .. a ' “fifi‘gfimlfi WVWEE o
’ '8 9°" Y“ " > .- 2 ' ~ 2 2 ' 2-2 -2 ‘2 ' ew orkEx. 546 n - ' °"°2.. canned" n3
" The AmericanRaphuclthey call him in Rome,’ ingly favorable terms. Amp (Fourth Door abcvo_Brocmc Street.) NEW YORK . ’ . 22 .1 ' , 5 20 ” New]! r or Chamberltllts of2all kinds. Bureau Sofas, Loni)
laid my friend, as we came down the artist’s steep 3“"- is 2 . BECK 0AM“ GRENADINES ' :1‘“'-u “u“Q'" . ' AEhUFurch‘qlrg’loitEogt ihbgilciltgg:gsl?':llfis :33: 5 ‘5 i: 151331. g g: :‘ 9’"“'9fifiemfiftz’leabémsrfible-SIOD PleI'leleg;
s 2 . , BLACK mm'l'i‘AVS, DBAP D'ETE,.BOKBA. so - THIS 1mm lioflm . , . liachincry.andllglit gniclei- on contract. Agent for . :28” u 11:: 3.21:. g 45 :: gasfmag; , . us on a es, Chairs andRockers
0'" heads “I“ 0' Sill“. and heroes, and bell“.- 2 ‘ ETRAVE’L‘ ZINES, 6c. - . ; ;_' 2 7 ,2. 2. 2 , .12. ., 422.2. r.,- 2A '..: .1, . ‘2 . ’ Vandcwatcr’s Improved Jouval Turbine Water 1 15 “ New Haven 1' 15 u I ._ . .
"' And th seen is this as his pictures won’t'sell - . : '. 2 '2 '-‘-‘2 - , 2.!2IION’OI II: o' ’ ' WEED SEWING .theis. Boiler Inspector for the Fourth Congres- ‘0 “ No Train . ’l’ 40 ‘ Lookinzfirlglwlevl, Picture Frames,
c to " ,, 2 ' . —— ‘ - BLACK ALPACAS hm MOHAIRS afull line. ' .n..'o,u,m" .g 1.3”“ n ,xum.m “a 2 I, clonalDistricl of the State of Connecticut. Machine 3 05 u N 0 Train. 5 05 u‘ and everything 'elscju the Furniture line, cheap for
m 'm“h°m°fl"““d“"’"°" "I" Chlctsm Bock Blends Ind PM!“ Citizens of Norwalk - .' ' ’ finimoqnm nrinimomnm'i humor. wondcr- ‘ 2 2 . Shown-tine! “the 110m “3“le Bulldinzflo ll a ,3 .. No Tum; gag .. Cash. iiepniringpronrpnyuone by experienced work-
2 -—From the ATLANTIC IONTKLY for June. ' Builroud Company. ' ‘ . DEMONS ndEOSIERY. ful men aid in bio mum... duringa half -_-——l——fi—fi_ '— 7“ "7' f lid 8 55 “ No Train. 9 :5 “ men. - I ‘ N" ‘ '
, * 6 0 0 A -. cl]: .7" I > ' L d _ ,,' 2 2 .4; r2, '._. L; __ ,2 . EMBROIDERIES and PAKASOLs- the “MINI 8.613310% pub“ 0.3:" A- "I. dam. L&:g:‘::3';€:{°§. 3.138: agsgithtgtny’sgoclko IS 3 13 i: 1%. yr}: N; H. Ex. 1: 30 u UNDnnrz,‘ KING, 1
. . . . p . .ddroas, . 2 . o n. 2' o“ 2 to ,
, "0 mamas. 0 ,0 0 or“ ___°-108 2 own. an 8' 6%,? ufififli3§§ If ,fifi‘fi . - in the. citr- ; 2 sort ’ stirring cubism-okra. can. 593,; {3‘3” V"? {“9 W‘?“""’ "m“ ' 10 10 “ Saturday only: a loom " gigggtimm'g ogmmflgesor’me‘mfigieeflgnb
A hme flush of pride passed over our Th1! Comp“!!! 30" 0591'an {0" ”19 “W" 5" ‘PER'C filings thoii‘tbc‘ssme qua ty of goods SBAWLSfiLACE POINTS,“ 2, - 2 _ -' . . t .; 2. ‘ - , mwcxwoop‘, pm; everything necessary for tho Ourial'o the dead, fur-
souls when the big, square envelope hundred Ehot‘ivsand fierce: the aggzozwglxgl mnold at. tinny flmciastyofisr. t rm 1) “m , , BARGAINTI BABGAINSI- HARTFORD, CONN, For Sale, $1,000 WC! , EXPRESS—— ntfliegetaeggartelizgg‘n$.gfitgglagdfizm1edrgwnby
- - - . , an - o o or ;; W; — .4 “ 2- V . ’. ,1! .
came to hand, with its elegant Inclosures, 4'14““ ° 5" ° “‘9 ’ 0'2: ;llfififi::‘.azfi,ogg,nvnfiumh .‘3 EA” rounm "I." Cheapest. Store in NOW Yu'ko ,. J. , . 8‘1”."er n. ALLEN. ’ twohorses,hasbeen.rmlved- '

,. , . ELBERT EAYMOND.

 

turgid a t N
car ugou a orwalk in F i it Id 'Connt.

‘ of Connecticut. the busihess 3ft dialing in fir
Hardware. and general building material: t
wholesale and retail, under the firm namcof LEWIS

OiBi '

Didn'cto/Norwalk, u, Probate Court, stay to, Isrf.
ESTgI-E of LOUISA
W

of that popular hosteirie. Come
‘ J. E. J ‘

1b
trim. application of SILAS B.

made and provide

District of Norma“, seq-MW ‘
A. D.1811. . . V :,

2 OstD, that the foregoing,

and-d'ete'lmiued at the Probate 0 ea in Norwalk, on
the 9th day of J ii , 1811;“ 0 o’clock forenoon : and

8181

:52 so, to ca 00;

in a all

IMITED COPARTNERSHIP.—Th0 nndersignd
hereb give notice that't'liey have this day

mired Copnrtnersbip for the purpose of

State

mbcr,
, a

will attend to all orders for removing Furnitur _- - . 2 .
ones .55 - . " ' BUBBELL Dxaua' 'iliut. anrs Human and
much“. The sntgrfigjeeof she Ogle is??? 5313.“, ,IAISIIALI‘T. Tom'boni of Norwalk, are the gen-

oral partner "and are anthorized‘m transact the
husbands d partnership "and sign said partner-
,sbi name: That. Cnnsrrra F.
:w'a ,is‘thc s ecial. artuer in said partnership, and
has furnishe to car
thousand dollars,
comment: 0:: 3:1. for?“
unison c S no a ,

’ ' 'LEWIS‘HUBB

Tours. of said Nor-

rutncrsh acapital of meat
an that «i5 partnershl is 1%
day of ‘May, 1871, an termi-
1873. V '
ELL ' General .
: MARSHAL n. TOLLns. ~-Pattucrii.
CHESTER F. TOLLES, Special Partner.

DU RAND, late of Nur-
k, in said district, rice; 22 . 2 '
The Court of Probate for the district. of Norwalk

hath limited and allowed six months from the date
hereof, for the creditors of said Estate to exhibit their
claims for settlement. Those who neglb‘ct l
their accounts, properly attested, within so
will be debarred a recovesy.
said Estate nrc’requcste ’
merit. to

oipresont
(1 time,
All persons indebted to
to'ma e immediate pay-
61103083; CUWLMImcutor.

District Nor-wall:
m norm can for the mam or the

town of Norwalk, in said district, respecifiill!

llesls and refi'oshments‘served on board. ”hows“. V . ..2 .
‘ ' ' ' "_ ' I " That heis ’arent and also lerrall nppOinted If-
TnE FREIGHT Pnomnnnns a... .. ruminanrnmmn ; o...n.n 5"

fish?! to
said district, and that said- minor'is the owner 0 tho
followi'ng real estate, vimgune certain tract of land
lying situated, and being in said town of Nor-
walk, near Peat SW'IDD so called, in quantit two
acres more pr less. and bounded northerly an east-
erl by highway southerly by land of Edwin Mofi'et,
and westerly'by land of Erastus Puncher.

And ho further says, that. the estate-is at present
uprodnclive; that the avails thereof are wanted for
m~snnpo maintenance ' and education of said mi-

.‘n‘or, and't at it‘ will be'for the sdvauta e of said

minor to sell the same and invest the oval 5 thereof

according to law;,whereforc he so thsttboro is

. inst. and'reasonable canse'for selling t e some. 'vBc
’ therefore prays the court to order‘hald realestatc to
be sold,- and empower him or some other meet person

to sell the' same pursuantto the Statute insuch use
d. SILAS B.1iEmR,Onardian.
Dctedliiyl-gthJSil. . ,, ,, “ ’
Court, May 12th,
slapllcation be heard

that notice thereof; 7 published in some public ne’e-

psper near the place where such real estate Hombres

weekssucccéSivcifiat least six weeks before said

timcassi ' " - 2

gn GEORGE A. DAVENPORT, Judge.-

‘ Dirtfict‘olNorwalk as. Probate Court, lfuy 9 1811.
STATE on DAVID PLA'l‘T. late of Wilton, in

said district, deceased. . .

The Court of Probate for the district of Norwalk
hath limited and allowed six months from the date
hereof for the creditors of said were to exhibitthoir
claims for settlement. Those who neglect to pre-
sent their accounts, properly attested within said
time, will be dcbarred Va recovery All ersons in-
debted to said estate are requested to m _ e immedi-

' tt 2
m ”mus ° MARY PLATT Executrlx.‘_
also . ,, ALVAH GRA , Executor.

Distillate] Wee rt, as. Problfo Court, 19:11., 1871.
STATE OF OLLY NASH, late’ of “carport, in
said district, deceased. . .
The administrator. reprnents the estate insolvent,
and prays the aggointment ofcominissio‘ncrs thereon.
Onnnarn.— t commissioners to receive and ex-
aminthhe claims of the creditors of said estate boa
ointed at the ProbateVOifice in Westportmn the let.
gay of May, 1811. at ten o'clock, forer non, of which
all rsons in interest will take notice, and appear.
if flirty see cause, and be heard thereon. 2 2'
20 2 2 , . EDWARD J .’ TAYLOR, Judge.

Commissioners’ Notice.
HE subscribers appointed by the Court of Pro-
bate for the District of Norwalk, Commission-
ers, to receive, examine and decide upon the claims
of the creditors of the estate of FRANKLIN
URDY, an insolveut‘debtoroi Norwalk, in said dis-
trict assignedln trust for the benefit of his credit-
ors, hereby give notice that. we wrll attend to th-
bnsiness of our said a polntmcn-t at the ofiicc of .. o-
scph F. Foot. .in col , VNorwalk, on the .1st do of
July. 1811, in On fie 2d day of September. an
at one o’clock in t; e afternoon of each or said days.
Said Court hath limited and allowed four months
from' the date hedreof for the exhibition to us of
claims against sai estate. .- 2
JOSEPH F. FOOTE. . .
WALTER C. QUINTARD} “mun“
Dated at N orwalk, May 6, A. D.‘ 1811. «19

, Investments : ..
BEST RAILROAD BONDS, Interest free rein all
t . - 1 " . '
agTDCK in Norw’alk and Darien Institutions. ‘
' ' ,For sale ' "

b .
MELVIIYLE E. MEAD, .‘
. Darleu Depot, Conn.

 

tnred in our store by which means parties
can be sure of getting. the some metal that is left
withVus. ' Weed’s Jewelry Store. - ,
WATER; 'WA'I'EB :
WELLS 2RI€YPAnIlAEDband SUNK, with Patent
‘ t . .. . _ 2
um“ i 2_e pe’ yams. T. LEONARD. .
Norwalk, Feb. 27, 1371. 9

WICKES BROS’ 'EULEUTIO OIL,
The Perfection of Km, 9848,19, -_.

COLORLESS, ODORLESS, '
- . v AND ' =
Burns with Unsurpassed Brilliantly
For sale kittens and Barrels, by,
G. & S. H. HOLMES;

Dealers in Groceries, Provisions, &c., Norwalk. 3m1
. x

RUSTIC saunas—910 to 9124“ ”may,
E. K. LOCKWOOD's;
' SIMPLIOITY! realism-l.

The Norwalk Engine.
THE MOST SIMPLE, PERFECT .2 '

AND CHEAPEST ENQINE
IN THE MARKET- ‘

 

Twenty per cent. addedit'o the efi'ective was of
the common Slide Valve Engine 1) nsin t e NOR-
WALK IRON WORK‘S’ DAL N E PISTON

VALVES. ‘ Six, e' lit; ten, twelve an fourteen inch
Engines always on _ and. 'Ill uiriessolicited undref-
erences given in all parts of t e country. 2.

arm settle a “uncertain emu nun

Address xohwanx mom wonns,‘ ’ ,
iysa _ .. some NORWALK, CT.

 

‘ 50 sesame new era
. Ol' EDIE. “I u
' ' - Ar.’ Eitocxwwngs.

YOUNG BOSTON Iron

Ins FAVORITE. STALLION. will be round.
during the present season ot‘the stable of the"
Subscriber on the "Wardwell Stud Farm," near Tal-
madge Station, on the Neannaau and Stamford-
Railroad, and will also be exhibited eve Saturday
afternoon othhc. Fair Grilunds, Norwai . Yonn
Boston Boy-'tOOk/c-tbc first premium at the Conny-
Fair in Isms-and- “ universally admired for beauty,
style. and action; is 15}. hands high, weighs 1,000.
lbs.. and is four ears old in June. For all the
qualities ofa"splendidrnorsc he cannot be surpassed
by anv Stallionin this vicinity. ~Ile' was sired'by
t e noted Boston Boy who was slredby the thor-
h-brcd horse “sir Eeury‘.” Bis dam was a bean-
N i'AEiailah mare owned by John Jarvis, Earp, of
orwa . . "
TERMS—Service 825: if not with fan] the first
year, his service’cau be- ad the nextyear w_tl_iout
extrfa cti'ltagge. bBOlii'dill’g 11;,in Mili‘resmmada "egefir‘ligialfi
i. ‘o a can set rs arm. er -‘ -' .2
’ onto; m2 —;; LW. Vina,-

Money Cannot 371;th!
role SIGnT 2 rs ruler-21,13; V;

 

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THE DIAHONDAGLASSES:
' )1an by

l. E. spellers-a ea. li. a;

which are now offered to the nblic are pronounced-
by all ”'9 “lentil“ Optician}; of tile world to 59!!“ \
natural
33%,, on r hbles
III! ‘r s 2
their name’, "Diamond,” ounce“?
and bridlancy. . . _,

ificiiil helpto the thmau‘eyc‘icvcr’ ; jgm"‘~,""‘ "'
' ih ir own so {runny-tron
“m“ “d" mined Vin emu-additive

«toughness

The aloha-1t lfia PVT-fir’ciplp
On which they are constructed brln _ thceore Or an.

e lensdlrcctiy lu‘front- qt, bye, 1. g
:Icl‘gnt-haud distinct visor). ulnthe natura’i, health
sight, and preveimng all unpleasant sensation
as glimmerin , _ ,
peculiar toal other! in m "In“ An Housman
urn Frans: Karim, inifrcmes of the best. quality, of
all materiol .2 . - ~ .

u
and wavering“ "sight, distinctly“,

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