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at RIGHTEOUS
Dxaoon menu“ ‘43 Wylie
rethren. I used ted gulls,
i sinner, full of 111 this part...
As ever fiouri‘ange of heart:
Before .1114 saint so great,
But n.uep my walk as straight
tr walk I know of in
, uis wilderness of sin.
.he righteous used to shake their heads
At some of my rapecious trades .
But now they say_admirlng1y
That Heaven prospers me.
And sometimes it does seem to me—
I say it with humility
And cousCiousness of little worth-—
I That I’m the salt of earth.
And yet, with Jeers I’ve been saluted,
By evil tongues been persecuted;
But, brethren. I make no complaint—
' I'm along suffering saint.
Folks hint that I'm dreadful small-
But, in my way, I’m liberal;
I'd share the last cent of my pelf _
With—hem—ahemi myself. '
My hand, at tales of other's woes,
Straightwsy into my'pocket goes;
And—while I weep warm tears of char-
Ity—I keep it there!
But, I’ve too many righteous qualms
To blow my born when I give aims;
Hg left hand never yet hath known
What aims my right hath done 1
They say I took thirty per cent.
From Widow Jones. for money lent;
As true as I am going to Heaven.
1 took exactly seven
Besides my perquisites, to wit:
Fifteen per Cent. for finding it—
Discount on note, five more—and three
Per cent. gratuity I
Folks ought to stand a little shave
From as who toil and pinch and save,
And wrestle with the Assessor, which is
The “ primal cuss" of riches!
“ Who lendeth to the poor." the Word
Says—don’t it 7-“ given: to the Lord l”
I’ve given all to Him! ’Tis lent
At twenty-five per cent.
Still I’m not a perfect man—
And, brethren, you may search from Dan
To Beersbeba without seeing
A truly perfect being! .
I only claim to be the chief _
Among ten thousand. i'd as lief
' Be called a sinner, and have done with it
A s called a hypocrite!
The king of Corea writes to Admiral
Rodgers :—“In the year 1868 a man of your
nation whose name was Febiger, came here
and communicated and then went away.
Why cannot you do thesamc ? In 1865 a
people named the French came here and we
refer you to them as to what happened. This
people have lived for 4,000 years in the en-
joyment of their own, civilization, and we
want no other. We trouble no other nation;
why do you trouble as 7 Our country is in
the'extreme east and yours in the extreme
west, For what purpose do you come so
many thousandmiles, across the sea? Is it
to inquire about a ship destroyed—the Gen-
eral Sherman .9 Her men committed piracy
and murder, and were punished with death.
DO you want our land ? That cannot be.
Do you 'want intercourse with us i That
cannot be either."
RAILROAD LECIsLATION.—-Connecticut is
attempting some railroad legislation which,
We sorrowfully predict, will end' 1n nothing.
'The remedy for the lack ofrailroad facili-
ties and accommodations' in Connecticut 1s
to charter a rival to her main line of commu-
nication, a line which holds with the grasp
of an odious monopoly the passage between
New England and New York, and which,
we fear, is too strong for the legislature of
the state, It' 18 a shame, that in rich and
densely populated New England, a great
railroad should be sufi'ered to run with ac-
comniOdations that would not be tolerated in
the remote West—Providence Journal.
0- ‘
JNEW arms.
It' 1s rurhored that the Derby railroad will
shortly be leased to a very prominent and
influential New York firm, and that this
house has already purchased a large amount V
of the first mortgage bonds.
The old Chapelstreet church opposite the ,
depot, New Haven, recently bought by C. S.
Bushnell for $70,000, will be turned into
‘ stores, one of which will be leased to the
Adams Express company.
Colonel Osborne, senior editor of the New
Haven chzbtcr, proposes to take a trip to
Europe' In the fall.
The Danielsonville Tram-{pt says the
hay crop in that vicinity will not fall much
below the average. It is now selling for
$25 per ton. Corn prospects are excellent,
but apples promise poorly, much worse than
pears.
The Rev. Joseph J. Woolley has resigned
the pastorate ofthe Center church, Meriden,
and will in September become pastor of the
Congregational church in Pawtucket, R. 1.,
whose pastor, the Rev. Dr. Blodgett, is too
old for further service.
It-is said that contracts have been signed
between New York capitalists and the oili-
cers of the Air Line for the completion of
that road, and that work will begin at once.
The rumsellers 1n Daniel‘sonvilie have re-
cently been fined in the aggregate $235 for
keepigg their bars open on Sunday.
Massachusetts with 70,000 republican ma-
jority. is the most orderly and best regulated
state in the Union. New York, with 70,000
democratic majority, its—well, everybody
knows what New York is. .
Those refractory miners' 1n Amador coun-
ty, California, have renewed their lawless .
acts. Mr. Hatch 'book- keeper at the princi~
pal mine, has been murdered. The troops
which were withdrawn at week or two ago -
will be returned there.
Three men jumped into the express ear,
of a train on the Mobile and Ohio railroad,
at a station in Hickman county,- Kentucky,_
on Saturday night, after overpowering the".
messenger robbed the safe of $20,000 and;
then ran for it. Twenty-five ot the county ,
people are after the robbers, and if they
catch them will probably lose them. That;
means business. ‘
The track of the Ohio and Mississippi
Railroad, 840 miles long, was changed Born:
a six feet gauge to four feet nine inches on;
Sunday- morning 'week, between daylightj
and 11 o’clock. Both rails were moved in-'
ward to accomplish the work.
Two little girls, an eight and a ten year_
old, were discussing the question of wearing «
ear-rings. One thought it wicked. The'
other was sure it could not be, for so many;
good people wear them. The other replied,
“ Well, I don t care; if it wasn’t wicked
God wOuld have made holes' in our ears."
~ A Cincinnati paper says that in that city
dressmakers and seamstresses, who com-
prise the greater number of workwomen,
do not average more than six dollars a week ~
for forty weeks in the year. The remainder
of the time they are out of work. At the
large cloak, dressmaking and ladies' sults'
establishments they work by the piece. At:
these for which customers pay from five to :
seventy-five dollars, the sewing woman who
does the Work gets from one dollar to ten.
And in other business the share of the
workwomen 1s no I.larger
One of the most distressing diseases is
lead poison, but one hitherto hard to avoid
by painters and paint manufacturers. A
red lead grinder has been experimenting
among his own hands, however, and finds
that a pint of milk drank daily by each per-
son will prevent this colic altogether.
The new bridge on the Connecticut West-é
cru railroad, spanning the gorge at “ Satan’s
Kindgom,” lscompleted. '
3 unyielding substance like iron could possi-
. sudden shocks. The common loom “picker"
T, your-self. But the riches you want are
E ing but gold and silver and bank notes and
’, old, has never yet worn anything but short
dresses, even upon the grand occasion of a MEDALRANGE ‘,.“°mby
5. ..._,,u-g..._.,. 7,... .. . m
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. The Ethics of Dress.
Imprimt'e. The first instinct about a new
fashion' is the true one. Don’ twait till your
eye has lost its accuracy and your judge-
ment its edge. Subject the thing at once to
the general rule, and bow to the decision.
2d. What suits one person does not suit
another. Know thyself. .
3d. Dress should supplement good points
and correct bad ones. Thick and thin, long
and short, are not all to be subjected to one
Procrustcan style.
4th. Colors should be harmonious. should
be "mew—should be becoming. Id cat, many
little points or biotches of color sprinkled
over a costume produce a disagreeably pied
and speckled effect, as of a monstrous robin’s
egg, or a plum-pudding: ' One tint should
amount of fashionable We can make an
unbecoming color becoming. “Nile green"
will turn some people into oranges, though
twenty cmpresses ordain its adoption.
51h. Lines should be continuous, graceful
and feminine. It is better to look like a we:
man (if you happen to be one) than like any-
thing elser=even a fashion plate!
0 I11: Ornament must be subordinate. Na-
Jd‘re, with all her profusion, never forgets
this fundamental law.
7th. Above all things, be neat. Dainty
precision and freshness 1s essential to a wo-
man as a flower.
8th. Individuality is the rarest and the
Cheapest thing in the world. '
0th, and lastly, “Stylish” is of all the
words in the English language the most dead-
ly. It has slain its thousands.—Home and
Soczuy, in Scribrwr’a for June.
TIIE Gnome—Children of the summer in
a. more persistent sense than any of these are
the gypsies, who early in the spring take
themselves to their wagons, and move slow-
ly from camp to camp along the road-sides
all the summer long, asking nothing of the
season but its pleasant weather, well know-
ing their lazy shrewdness can provide the
rest. Their condition has wonderfully im-
proved in these later years. Whether as a
people we have become suflicicntly wealthy
and succulent for the better encourage-
ment of this parasitic life, I can only guess:
but certainly the circumstances of those who
stand earliest in my memory were scant and
shabby to a degree even beyond the pictur-
esque. The wretched and ill-covered bone
work they drove'for horses sorted well with
their rickety and over-burdened vehicles,
and one was moved to associate the.creak-
ing that attended their painful progress as
much with the motion of the one as the oth-
er. It was a question also, whether to con-
sider as leastunhappy those whose fortune
it was to ride couched upon their piled-up
trumpery beneath the low rounded covers of
the wagons, or they who, from infant to pc-
triarch, muddy with sweat and dust, trudged
alongside, or struggled with choking desper-
ation in the smother behind. Fearful of
openly trespassing elsewhere, they made.
their evening tea by the uncleanly road-side
and slept within or beneath‘ their wagons,
their gaunt dogs keeping needless guard, and
their tethered horses gnawing the turf with-
in their reach down to the very quick long
before the morning came.
horse-trading at this time’must have been of
a very humble and farcical kind, and that the
easy art of basket-making and fortune-telling
did not flourish in the main. Certainly they
never buried in our neighborhood longer
than a night ; and the evident uncertainty
of their income lent enough of color to the
suspicions that had attached themselves to
the gypsy character to serve to put all the
neighborhood in a forbidding attitude to-
ward them. But sustained by some insom-
table economy of their own, and secure in
the inviolable hospitality of the season, they,
asked no favors, but offered their slender
baskets from door to door, silently parading
their prolific squalor through all the» dusty
land.
The sleek and abundant horses of those
who for the past few years have passed the
whole summer in this and a few neighbor-
ing towns. and their new and commodions
wagons (arranged with bunks, and neatly
upholstered and decorated with wrought
by moderately white curtains of lace), evince
a material, if not asociai, progress beyond
what the appearance of the people them-
selves would lead one to expect. Their bet-
ter footing in the world has lent a braver
and lazier swagger to their gait; and they
4 are now hold to look the horses of the very
dignitaries in the mOuth with a shrewd and
speculative eye. —From “Children of the
Summer ” by JOSEPHO. Goonwm, in Bar-
per‘ a .lfagaet'ncfor August.
_
“History repeats itself.” More than two
centuries ago Gustavus Adolphus of Sweden
introduced cannon into field service, the
guns being made, for lightness, mainly of
leather. They proved very effective. His
leather guns were composed of an inner tube
of wrought iron strengthened by layers of
leather and reinforced by rope coiled tight-
ly around the leather. It is reported that
the Cubans have i'esorted to a similar plan.
The leather while wet is slightly stretcb-'
ed round a wooden core or mold, in succes-
sive jackets, the under one being allOwed
to Idrybefore the next is put on. A close
and tight coil ofgoOd rope or cord completes
the tube, the breech being made of hard
wood lined with tin. Such guns will fire
some twenty rounds before giving away,
and are so light that a man can carry a
couple of four inch bore of the principle.
They are usually fired tl'om the ground or
frame cart. It is probable that “leather”
here means rawhide, which after being wet,
in shrinking and drying approaches
nearer in its texture, tenacity, and durabili-
ty the nature of metals than any other pre-
pared animal substance. In Buenos Ayres
and some other parts of South America even
the wheels of wagons are tired with strips
of soaked rawhide as better suited by its
constant contraction to withstand the ex-
cessive dryness of the atmosphere and retain
the parts of the wheel in place than any
bly do. It 18 well known that raw hide
properlPtreated is nearly as hard as iron,
while retaining a certain degree of flexibili-
ty or elasticity, that enables it to withstand
is a case in point.
SEEK Brenna—Reader, I should like you
to be very rich. Perhaps you would like it
probably not the riches which I mean. I
should like you to be rich' 1n grace, rich in
faith, and rich in heavenly treasure. 0h
seek these riches.
I am very sorry for those who have noth-
land, and no grace. They are not truly
rich. I feel deeply for those who have no
from one of these states.
F01 the benefit ofyoung 0'girls who are im-
patient to put on trained skirts, it m..y he
stated that the Princess Beatrice, daughter
prevail, relieved by a contrasting tint. No .. .
CAruns a BBC.
I think their '
fringes and tasseis, the interior half hidden '
' may Ammssmrs- , _
SCOTCH“ 1111101
IN YARD. 0N DOCK, AND TO ARRIVE.‘
For sale in lots to suit purchasers, by
Daniel W. Richard. a: Go.
IRON AND METAL MERCHANTS,
9i Mangin St, New York.
WHITCOMB'S REMEDY
FOR HMA
For Asthma,Boae Cold Hay Fever. etc.
SI
“Nothin so successful. ”.—.T. METCALY,
ostovLRecommenodedb Dr. 0. W.
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Boston, Mas ass. old by all dorugglsts.
AllliwlllilIM iII‘I’I‘I’IfE I'fmr Young Ladies.
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Hats Ca 1 Belts Shirts Ba
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' At the Old Hanu-
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Send or Circularsl I0
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Dunno outlets-puny.
600,000 Acres Choice Iowa Lands.
This Company is now ofi‘ering for sale about six
hundred thousand acres of the finest cultural
REM
Chicago,
lands in the West. The Company sells on y to actu-
al settlers, and the prices are exceedinalv reasona-
hle,ran from 85 to 815 per acre—the average
being use. The greater part of these lands are
situated alon the line of the timed between the
cities of Des clues and Con Blank, and are in
the 'most accessible and fertile re on in the State.
Sales made for cash or on cred t long anon h to
egnPle any industrious man to pay for the lan out
o s cro s.
These ands are held under a title direct from the
General Government, and are not mor d or en-
cumbered in any way. Full warranty deeds given
to nrchssers.
or maps pamphlets. ora
respectin t e address EBll
other information
EZER COOK, Land
Commie oner. a'uw Iowa.
EXPLO RING are sold at theCom dps-
ny’:itl_cket 011113: at cndith ,eand all “Mother prln pal
sta on on as an
the amo‘unt psid fdi' the ticket is I"appliefiilaaewm pur-
chase money. _
CONSUMPTIVES,
Jon ears successful e nce
ny xlt’Eat by the prompt and
the possibillt of a doubt.
timely use 0
WINCHESTER’S
HYP OPHOSPHITES
OF LIME AND SODA. .
Every case of 1
CONSUMPTION OAN as CUBED...
I." CONSUMPTIVES! INVALIDS! do not fail
to give this celebrated Remedy an immediate trial.
You will be c harmed and surprised at its lprompt and
beneficial efi‘ects. Price One Dollar per ottle. sold
by all drugglsts .
Under a nus-sun: Sun where Billons
Afiections and Revers of various'desoriptmns so
generally prevail. .
IAIIAIT'I EFFEIVEIIEI‘I‘ IEiJll’l APIIIEI‘I',
Has been successful beyond all parallel. Hence the
physicians of the tropics give it their emphatic sanc-
tion. prescribing it. in preference to every other
aperient in use. The patients, of course, gladly
figuiesce. for this preparation is one of the most
deightnil, aswell as mild and cooling cathartlcs,
chemistry has get devised. and posses every medi-
cinal virtue of e far-famed German Seltzer Spa.
It isa owder that only requires the addition of
water 0 produce in an instant a delicious, efi'erves-
cent beverage, as well as an invaluable medicine.
Ask for and aeee t none but the
gen e.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. '
53.150.000.000
Sterling in money and estates, remain unclaimed in
Enggand, Scotland and Ireland, in many eases as far
bac as 1600. Fee to search for any name, 81. Gene-
alogies til-seed. Wills searched for. All letters must
e re a
0 NET GUN, Unclaimed] a'nd EstateeRe-
gtetry, 6 Prince of Wales Road, 1.011 on, England.
Dr. (‘hupmun’e Cholera Syrup Cures
D ysenterv, Diarrhea and Summer Complaints
of Children. Price 50c. GEO. MOORE, Proprietor
Great Falls, N. H. Sold by all druggisIts. SO
I“ E! III! III VII llll “All! i
WILSON’S PE BUVLAN BITTEBS.
world. Sold by all dru
s. Wholesale Agents
GEO. C. GOODWIN St
.,Boston, ]ass.
.5
POA‘I' "T solicited having strong and valid
claims. Difficult caves a s iaity.
IMONDS, 345 Main St., Hero 0111, Ct.
WEPER WILL PAKY AGENTS A SALARY OF 830
AND EXPENSES, or allow a
large commissionK to sell our new and wonderful in-
ventions. Address]. WAGNER I; 00., Marshall.
Mich .
TH OMP‘SON’ s
BITTERS.
These Bitters have been coitn‘ ounded for the express
purpose ofP 0 Blood, and conse-
quengz‘will bell found linva uable in cases of Dyajzep.
rrhaa, Gravel, Piles. Nervousneu. Behring
Weakness, and all other complaints which are caused
from want ofrenovatlng and purif 11g thee eaten,
and they are strongly recommen ed for wing
proper ugepetlte for food. Nothing but the
purest and st of articles are used in their com o-
sition, and they have been rendered very palate is
to the taste.
J. E. THOMPSON, Sole Proprietor,
74 William Street, New York. -
For sale by all first-class druggists andgrocers. 84-15
BUY YOUR
MOULDINGS,
STAIR WORK,
And everything in the domain of
Wood Trimming. for Buildings,
013‘ I. A. RANGE,
878 Third Avenue, cor. 27th St, N, Y.
They are the best and cheapest in market. 29
ELECTRICITY
Applied in all its various forms, for the speedy and
permanent euro of acute and chronic diseases. In-
struction given in the medical use of electricity,
Eieetrical chines furnished. Eight numbers of
theft Eramai ed, (p rice40cents. Circulars
forwarded. Address Du. K. CHAMBERLIN,N
7— West Fourteenth St., New York. 8111.
Pay Damages caused by Lightning.
A FABMEH’S COMPANY.
Farmers, Insure Your Property
IN THE
OF WATERTOWN, N. Y.
A IIOII OOMPAIV IEVIIEO II "II IIIEIIEIII
Chartered and Commenced Business in 1853.
CAPITAL .......... ...'...$100,00000
SURPLUS... 441,858 57
TOTAL, January 1,1871. . . . $541. 358 57
9' The followin gentlemen having examined the
standing of the ew York Agricultural Insurance
Company, cheerfully recommend the same to any
havin buildings to insure:
Si as P. ’l‘uttle, Flavius Clerk
Talma e Baker. 4 Geo G. Bishop,
George. Keeler, A. .Bylngton.
This is the stro
Company in New
highest.
est, safest and best Insurance
at,
w’South Norwalk, Conn.
N OTIClI.
THE following is the assessment of benefits to be
paid by the several persons herein named made
according to law upon (1 or land and buildings
situated within thep0 Borough of Norwalk, of which
the arties herein named are regectively owners, or
are nterested therein, and whi said land or land
and buildings are especially benefitted thereb.
the matter of laying out and widenln West
street in said borough, as voted 871'), the ourt of Bar-
esses, A ril 95111811. The assessments
erein me o are a lien or real incumbranceu on the
land upon which they are respec vemly e, and
said land. with the buildings thereon, s liable to be
foreclosed in the same manner as if said lien were a
mortgage. Payment of the within assessments to
be made forthwith to the Borough Treasurer. un ess
petition is made for a re-estimate according to law.
Samuel E. Olmstead and Ira Gregory, M. D., I97. 20
better portion than thisworld can give them Samuel 1:. Olmstead, ”-75
and no place in that kingdom that cannot be Rafiory, ' 13%
» removed. In reality they are very poor Joseph w. Fairbanks, 88.70
Their treasures only last for a few years flififigfigbn, :33”:
_= They die and carry nothing with them be- Wigf'ggggmm 3&3:
yond the grave. They rise again in a world J. Carpenter: 90.95
where money is no use, and all‘who die 9231123322? 3::
Without grace will be paupcrs forever. 22%“ g-giuinf'd ' .90
Oh they are very poor. MazesIIi 12d e-e 8" I213
C. E. ScofiCi 99.10
Reader, 1f you want riches, I ofi'er you B.S Elms," (93330,“ $11 42,) 49.49
the riches of Christ—a free, full, immediate fi- 14- F3?“ 38 0”
supply at wealth. Oh, do not let the offer 01:333.; Afghans, 32$
be madc‘in vain. Come and be rich “'"k Mead ’ 88m
' George Gre ory 97.00
Rev. J. 0. Ryk. AddisonA. 's 3.74
. » . GregogySFillow and B. L. Fillow, 8.74
Air. John .Qumcy Adams, of Massachu- griif'wntgggu' {3
SE“: “1' t. 11 \"iilia A fitil’l‘ D 3-80
s, mks that the tug of war in the 12.1.1in Renaud 3° ' 25,00
pi csidcntiai canvass of 1872 will be 1n Ohio,- ICbaries Sherry, .1’.,r (m. to and 13.14) 97.14
. Pennsylvania and Virginia, and he thinks 32:13:31.. 33:23
the democratic candidate ought to be taken J- 0- cm"! “'00
81,015.35
Published SAUELII order of the Court of Burgesses.
YN ES,
Warden of‘ orougb of Norwalk.
Borough of Norwalk. July 15,1871.
of Queen Victoria, 110w nearly sixteen years
drawing- room reception, when court trains
leséat
OOD’S.
1 (‘EORGE F. BELD EN
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K.LOCK
are universal.
LAZARUS aMonis’s celebrated tperfected s ecte
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(Established thirty-five years.).
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A large and well assorted stack of ~ above
goods constantly on hand at} the lowest rates. ‘
Order work promptly attended to. Builders and
owners will find it"to their advantage to get our
estimate before purchasing. Special attention
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work.
Estimates and Price Lists furnished on applice
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1,11 NEW YORK.
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' Kellogg. Brothers
Having secured the exclusive right of Norwalkto use
YEOHAN’S PATENT
Wall Paper Dimmer,
Illl. VIII AllIMPEI III! If IIAIIE.
e
A large assortment of
WINDOW SHADES,
WALL PAPER, I
OORNICES,
.FIRE BOARD PRINTS,
‘ BUILDERS’ HARDWARE,
PAINTS, 011.5, AND «1......
KELLOGG BROS.
MAIN STREET.
Norwalk. Conn.
s. s. anus & sou,
importers. and dealsrsin '
Housman AND nomrt‘mo
HARDWARE
.263 mm.
CORNER. OF BEA I’ER STREETS
nusnanpon'r, CONN.
WE HAVE THE LARGEST AND
BEST ASSORTMENT OF
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CARPENTERS’ TOOLS,
liachinists and Manutrs” Supplies.
To be found in the County.
AGRICULTURAL TOOLS",
Such as
crows. asaaows, .
cumin TOPS, conzv summer.
GARDEN Dreams, sums,
SHOVELS. Hons. 11.419171131011113
\_ run-s. norms. (ground _to a
cutting edge.) '
“VIII! SIA‘I'III, of the best and most approved
patterns.
Garden, Canal and Stone Barrows,
In fact everything usually kept in a IFIBST‘
CLASS HARDWARE STORE.
General Agency . r...- the
$1111 LAWN mowsse,
Ml SUPER" “CHINE I)? USE. '
A.
5 with other eflcient related
1 surname _
lawman-hm!!! 11191 All.
Decorations. Prioesmsrkedinl‘llmv _
s,.Stairs Nurse- _
nnw Anvmvrrsnmrs. ,
wms': cassette TABLETS.
III IIIIII, IIlII AI. “Slum.
These now present the we in Combination
.DOD‘NG ulfir form. Ifijr
the cure of all THROAT andL
Hos urseness lsari 0135mm“ “i: “lfltlag‘li-
i te iev‘ed, are cons y
1'31“}; «Etnto the roprietorm of relief in cases of
Throat dlfiiculties tending.
Don'tI‘e deceived b worthless imi-
elis’ Carbolie
ets. HN Ills.-
LOGG 18 Platt St., N.
Sendf'o or Circular.
JOROBEBA
Is a South American plant that has been used for
an... ”an. “M “M “1'“ “.12? was:
and I G I ll
remedy for all diseasOs'oft the
ver and lee- “10.an or 0b-
IEiseueeIo-o luse's'eluee rhur‘y,U
fine, or Aobdo-l In] 0 ,roves-ey
orI a Want of Blood,
user-fuels
oelllou ot NJLEIRHnEF'EE”
(tel CIreulutlo‘u’otsl he 00’
‘1 ,
.mmjgg. 33,-1.3
' (once-Items.
ilr. Vleils' 1mm of Juruhsha,
is a most peth alterative, and is offered to the
public as s eat invigorator and remedy for all im-
purltise «Kelsi blood, or. for organic weakness with
their attendant evils. Foi-thefo foregoingeor'up laints
es.- wine" 1mm as useless
is confidently recommended toev em family as a
gamma remedy and should be y taken in all
rs ments of the
ITNEEUI' HYSIC-It is NOT what is popu-
iarlyoelied a BITTERS, norisit intended esneh;
butiseimpiy a powerful alteretlve giving health,
vigor and tone to all the vital forces. and animates
and fortifies all week and lymphatic temperaments.
J0 OHN KELLOG, Plats Street, Nesw ark.
Sole Agent for the United
Priee One Dollar per bottle. Send for circular.”
For ‘lst class Pianos—sent on trial—nolnf’ts
I Address U.S PlAN, 0 00., 545 Ewan“ Y.
- M] For In manners-ax
' AND PUBLIC EXHIBITIONS.
Br Onrvx Leona- Pleases everybody; will sell im-
'9?“ may is genial, sunty and are-toned, has title
not o'lors. sndn neteenTint llustrations. Noth-
like it! Canvassing-Books rare beauty. NEW
RLD PUBLISHING 00., 7th mt Harket streets
P111... Pa. 4199
ANTED—AGENTS or day ’SEWIN to sell
cthe celebrated. H0 E S TTLE
Maori-feed. makes “ lock
'stiteh.”(eiike degabothm sides.) and is full licensed.
pestf amiSly ewin no in” the
market. Address JOHNSON, CLA it Hos-0.,
'Loolh'isgm" Pittsburgh, Pa... Chicago, lli., or St.
Reduction of Prices
TOCONFOBM T0
REDUCTION OF DUTIES.
' 'Gr-e'ue loving a. Con-uncr- b Getting
. U Clubs. y
P
9' Semi for our New Price List and a club form
will a it, containing full directions—mak-
a largoI sav to consumers and remuneratlveto
' elu orgaui aers.
THE ORE,“ .AIERIOAI TEA 00.,
.YOIO v
P. O. Box 5548* N37,... York. 4139
AGENTS WANTED FOR THE
lS-TOBY-OF r11:
wilt 11 1111011.
{- ell-tabs o r 15.0 fine‘ea
Scenes and be dents in the er, and misothe only
FULL, AUTHENTIC ind OFFICIAL history of that
t conflict. Agents are meeting with unprece-
ted success, seiiin ow 40 copies per
day. audit i'fubliah 1111ng Iiisbsnd German.
e ssh
circulated.
contains 150 fine engravings man 99:
x1 for circulars and see our
ll descfln tion of the work. AddressN ONAL
PUBLIS NG CO..Phils., Pa.
TEOS. NEED 8&- 00.
763 BROADWAY.
Bet. 8th and 9th Sts.
Will ofi‘or great inducements to .ladies‘ visiting the
city—in Plain and Fancy Silas, from 81 upwards.
' BLACK SILKS
Pros: It 95 up to the" finest imported.
Japanese Silks in all the newest styles. Dress Goods
in all the Latest Novelties—including Armure,
Pongee and Mohairs in all the new shades.
ENGLISH DRESS 'GOODS
Including Chene Poplins and Cretou Cloths, from
Hints. upwards.'
Black Alpacas at low Iprices.
Tamlse, Henrietta, Empress Cloth, and all the desir-
able fabrics for Mourning.
Black Iron Frame Grenadines, 37. 50, 89 and 75c.
WHITE GOODS
In every variety. including Pique, Nansook, 01-
gandies and Victoria Lawns. ‘
Hosiery and Underwear at popular prices. .
Splendid quality Kid Gloves 31.
SAHPLES SENT 0N APPLICA TION, 3mg
THIS IS NO EUNBU 35
By sending CENTS withage,
height. color of eyes and hair you will receive, byre-
turn mat a correct icture ofyour future husband or
wife,wi name an date of msrri ddrels W.
F0 ox. P. 0. Drawer No. 84. Fulton ei, N. Y. “31
HIAIARA FIRE INSURANCE OO.
01" NEW YORK.
Organized l 8 5 0.
CASH CAPITAL $1,000,000.
OFFICE 19 WALL STREET.
Losses Equitably adjusted and Promptly Paid.
It.“ A. "ONE, Pres. P. IOIIAI, v- P- as See.
Agent .............. ............... e ...... In“
Live Local und Tnvellu ens-
WANTED. W sfrom 819 to $95 Er ée‘k and
and no risk. A dress with stamp ECA RUB-
BER CO. No. 5 75‘ Washington street, Mass. 4w
Free to Book Agents.
We will send a handsome Pros ectus of our New
Illustrated Family Bible, contain 11 over 200 fine
Scripture Illustrations to an Boo Agent, fi-eeof
che.rge Address NanoNAL 1.1snme Co. ., Pa. 97
AND-
"all”, s SUHM'ER IN VIGORATOR.
SOLD BY ALL DRUG-
GISTS.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR. “JINBBVINK
THEA-NEGTAB
book you “If
e
,.
GREAT SPRING
And for sale whole-
“$133.15“
tbPACIFIC TEA CO.
‘8 Church St. N. Y. P. 0. BMW.
mm nee-Nectar Cfrculae.
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OF
.Strawa Goods;
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AT
French and Eugllsbm Chip «Hatshme. to I! 40,1eduwd
8 did wide brim horn Eats 8110 to 31
m «to waste. 75'
eedmfro
lwallets reduced to 95 cents.
To thousand Eisses audBoys'Hatsfi'om 19a to 50¢.
An elegant display “figflmme‘lalllonuets and Bound
Daring the sale no will be '93. fer trimming
Parasols 'and Sun Umbrellas, 30c. to 750.. reduwd
and 8155
Fine Silk lined Pamela for .1. reduced from so.
Our specialties in Hid Glo are an excellent 11g-
lish made KidG Gve,o at 45c.
The celebrated Seamless Kid Glove. at 81 85.
Elegant TwohButton, extra long. Ii 00.
All of theaboveiu beautif shades, and warrant-
:g. dNew pairs given for any that rip or tear when
e on.
Special Bin-gains
wilibe Offered in
Hosiery, '
housekeeping Goods,
Corsets and Skirts,
Ribbons, Flowers, Feathers. Neck Ties, Dress Trim-
mings, Small wares. Toilet Soaps.
Perfumery, Satchels, a...»
gLYLEs
POPULAR STORES,
e111 Ave., cor, and Street, 7
Stir-Ave. bet-.Slst and Bid Streets.
The Bowery, ear. Bleecker- St.,
Are the great resort of the ladies of New York and
these wounding cities an-dvi The: can be
reached in a few minutes from an depot or landing.
diseases. .
by the anuAT AT- '
L_ Y L E. s :f
Popular lies iori Stores. -:‘ '
a...
' NEW 11.1111“
Sewing ‘ Machine
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HARTFORD, CONN,
is called the
“FAMILY FAVORITE”
AndIall who have tried them pronounce
them rightly named. Please give them
. filth]. Satisibction guaranteed,
or no sale.
E H. PARKER,
Weed Sewing Machine
Also, for
E. summer: a. 00's
Celebrated
Patterns of Garments
r011 ’
Both Sexes.
‘ Manufacturer of
comm-rs.
AND DEALER IN
Dress Trimmings and Buttons,
Ladics’ Furnishing Goods,
LACES,EMBROIDERIES, &C.
21 Main Street.
_ IiflEI, Iiil'l’ IIII, IlVIlVIII.
Gun materials of every kind. Write for Price List,
to Great Western Gun Works, Pittsbur rhg
Army Guns and Revolvers bought or tra ed for.
Agents wanted.
WANTED
AGENTS, everywhere to
canvas for our great DOL-
LAR Pa . A fine 89.00 Steel Engraving given to
eveaym s11. scrrlbe r. Extraordln inducements.
Adres B.B. RUSSELL, oston, Mass. 4t30
GREAT. CHANCE FOB AGENTS.
Do you want a situation as a n_t.loealor
,with cheese to make to 20 per day
sell me our new 7 strand ire Clothes
Lines! The last forever; sample free.so
there is nor sk. Address, at once, Hudson
River Wire Works, cor. Water st. and Maiden
Lane, N. Y., 9116 Dearborn st., Chicago. 4tti0
$37 5 A MONTH—Expenses paid—Male or
Female A ate—Horse and outfit fur-
nlshcd. . Address $1100 over.“ 00., Saco, Me. 4131
8 O’CLOCK...
‘calletI
Ladies Misses, Boys and Little Children of
NTEBM will hereafter-be allowed oaall deposits. .
made wltlstbe Norwalk Savia dgloelety 110111 the
1st of each month, same shalluot
One Thousand Msbamountiu theuame
one person in any one year. Attentiouis also
to the feet that that we have a kw mom Safe-
Deposit Boxes for rentalin ourveuit, atavery
smallcos costhgr1 annum, to the depositor
Norw'alk, Gl0.l.‘]1LLIB. Trees
LUMBER
SHINGLES
We have receiveda amiectlong' of Dry Lumber
consisting of Plank. and Flooring.
choice article of Shaved and Sawed
Shingles,w ch we offer at the JA'ellrSNEPH lowest market
EDEN W. HUEBELL. THADDEUS KHUEDELL.
ISAAC on oston, .Ir.,
GEIEBAl llAOiiliilSI and JOBBEII.
ANAUF ACTUBER o'f, Church’s Steam Pun:
11 mChureh’s Ingen‘tmtgnmor,mngs of 115';
t e clean 0
Yrovedafide'vlvcatt’e'rgdlir‘i Jon val TurbineflWtster
Wheels. Boiler Inspector for the Fourth
sional District of the State 01 Conn
Shopjust back of the Horse Railwa
lent. Hoe ine
Buildings. 11
silver and plated ware,a ed to my stock as
soon as rodueed byt the manufacturer, at chd' s
Jewelry tore.
REGULATE your watch by a reliable regulator;
you can always have the exact time. Such a
one is at Weed's Jewelry Store.
FRANK MEAD a; 00.
——
NORWALK
Ice Cream at anitcflneu Saloon
THE enorous'r SODA,
With genuine Fruit Syrups;
ALSO A runs ARTICLE or ICE COLD.
o t t a. w a B '0 e 1‘ 9
The only genuine article sold in town.
A‘Speeiality of Phle Apple and Fruit-flavored
Ice Creams,
Water Ices,
Orange Buyout, &C.,
.The public have conceded to us the richest and
most dehcious quality of Ices and Ice Creamspro-
curable. We have in use the only steam unfparatus
for freezing in this part of the county,“ we defy
co npetition in this specialty.
ALAIIII' All IIII’I IIIIEIIIIII Mill"
is kept w1tb especial care and in constant operation
for the heaccommodation of our customers.
Our Cor—mtlouery
i flour we manuficture sud steam-made from
thgpures? ne‘litiesor of sugar3 and aggrials. 111330.31?
atlons orpoisonous an
latter ev‘e’rgsed in our establishes? ‘
hate a fair hrs article are the
C II III
rules os'v'v’atcu we rota do w. invite
an in tion and wet ofoar goods and our facili-
ties fmrving our friends in ourxilne.
HEAD a C0.
Norwaik, May as, 1871. Iitf
$1. 5 fitting“ .3“?..‘3”¥.°..i“53
993% ’11..1.oc£ ' xwoo
HARDWARE
[RON AND sTEEL,
mmeIDan’ Supplies.
Agricultural Implements,
mechanic-a Tools.
Doors, WIlndow Sash
and Blinds,
Paints, Oils, Window Glass, the,
AT 1.0m CASH PRICES.
The subscriber has now in Store and is constantly
receiving direct from the manufacturersa full assort-
ment of Goodsof ofthe above denomination suited to
this market, which will be sold either wholesale or re-
tail at lowest New York prices.
LOCKS, dead. rim. and mortise, of all kinds.
“Tons-s. rim. mortise. all 11111.1.
Krona, Silver Plated. Porcelain, and Elnora].
NAILS, out, prised. wrought and bone.
OMERY, Table and Pocket, a large assortment. _
GUNS, oou ale and ethnic barrels.
PISTOLS'. Revolvers and single barrels.
130N011! mflfuii enactment of sixes audkinds.
04111114011 names. Axles. bolts. cups. 1c.
AGRICULTURAL mam full assortment.
PAIL 1's and OILS. of the best manunctares.
IRON AND STEEL, full assortment round, half
round are fiat and oval. CAST STEELAND
STEELI‘T‘IIEE'.
Horse Shoes and Nails, Carriage Springs, Axles
and Bolts, Naileable Iron Files, Leather
Belting,Rivets. Lea .]achinery
0119;] , ,an'dotherSaws;
Moebanics’Tools efullaseortmen
110me MAC, Lhwnn wants,
WHEEL
CORN SHELLERS ‘
SHOVELS, Drapes scoops.
BUBDICK’S HAY AND STALK CUTTER,tb
. best in use.
DOORS, WINDOW SASH AND 31.1an, of the
very best naiity. constantly on hand. Purchasers
are invite to examine them.e
SASH WEIGHTS, ee, the best in market
indow lass, sizes.
French Plate and
Pure Whi its he that with a full assortment
of Pure Paints an s, S i ,hNeat’ s Foot, and
an s
Machine Oils, Turpentine,
WM. C. STREET.
Nortvalk. stay as, 1871.
3.
II
for the MARTIN
CO’S Maaeunlrx, Man.-
DUISI and Saunas
HID GLOVES—-
9.. The best in the world.
.5, 9 Buttons, Undressed, 75
cts. a gait, worth 01.50.
. manHair,ChateiaineBralds.
’ Chignons, Curl Head-
Dressea, and es' Dress
Cap s. Laces, Fancy Goods,
and Fans. At MYERS'. 785 Broadway, cor. 10111
street, New York. . _ 991m
HERNIA, OR RUPTURE,
SUCCESSFULLY TREATED BY
Du. s. N. miners,
At MARSH A1 CO. ’8 Radical Cure Truss Oflce. No.
59 East 14th Street Id door from University Place.
nststrumen hysieal deformities pyroperly
made and carefully usted, and ssttafactl ctlonguar-
Ladles' Silk Elastic Belts. Elastic Stockb
domtnai Sn porters. Pile Instruments.
audéfisildrea’s Shoulder Braces. Suspensory
VEEfiugcm as CO. “'31: continue their ofiice at No. 9
Vesey St. Private rooms erg] cum tent females to
wait upon ladies at BOTHO , from 8 A. If.
to I P. . 304m
Teachers or Students
Wantin Em lo cut at from .50 00
month, 111511111156:- 1m LEROMCCU‘ED,
IS I74 Iain St., Springfield, Mass.
i
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CREA M inin unhiN DER
Produces the finest Cookery known to
Science; makes all articles more tender, 4
light and delicious; saves one-third then
Shortening; takesie-to do the work; no".
ways reliable; fullweightwestinuse.
GOLD NEAL mm W8.
wiveslnlmriea; staudswitboutarival':
”purity. heelthfiiluessfieonomyandfinem
cookery. Depotmmnortysc. Nev'vYork.:-'
. BABGAINT! BARGAINS!
Ghee” Stare in New York.
C'A PETS
AT FURNITURE.
.D. KELLY’8.
519, 514, 510 EIGHTH AVENUE,
(Corner 88th Street,) and
23’.&.,‘ sum NEW YORK.
om Psychomsnmoy. “mm“
from the Greek. sig-I
nifying the war of the
,spirlt wid’h‘ne: i:
know] a. out n
the title of.ll a new I-Iwork M44599“!
Ransomll . A.. giving full inetruetions byonaaxar the sel-
eneeotSoel Charming and Psychologierasciuatioa:
how to exert this wonderful
mals instantaneously, at wil. It teachesI ]esmer-
. bow to become Trance or Writing] 111111,
Splrltuailsm, Alchemy, P ilosphym of
omens and This is the on book in the
English language prefasing to this occult
power, and isof immense advantage to the Mer-
chant in selling goods, the Lawye r ”info-gain“. the
confidence of Jurors, the Physicianin
_ 13131-911399
Fest ”'5
‘siek: to Lovers, in securing thealeetions of the op-
te sex. and all seeking riches or happiness.
ce bymall, in cloth .Ek '
Agents wanted for this
who will receive samlples ki’ree.
EVAN Puqlggr and erfamer,
GEORGE SLOANE.
41 South so. at!-
- mi
ommnmimil anrssl LA'cas
ALEX. LYLE, ' mw hm Ts AND '
. cousin's. mm Donna-nlsm nests-11v.
NEW YORK. P sxrnrs. neaornsm arms
» . I. - sIALL wanes. ETC" AT vanr Low raters. ~
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mums—sues us:
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TO OUR LARGE STOCK 0F
WALTEAM WATGHES i
AND WE SUBMIT
THE FOLLOWING REASONS .
WHY THEY SHOULD BE}
PREFERRED TO All O'I'IIEII:
A IERICAN WA TUBES.
IN THE FIRST PLACE, THE
. Waltham company is’ the Oldest.
AND HAS rdbR-FOLD THE
EXPERIENCE or ANY
OTHERS ENGAGEDJN
, THE BUSINESS IN THE
UNITED STATES. ‘
IN THE SECOND PLACE, THE
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IS FAR MORE PERFECT
AND V‘ARIED, AND AS A
RESULT THE WATCHES.
ARE OF FAR HIGHER
GRADE, AND OF GREATER
VARIETY. AND ARE PLACED
IN THE MARKET AT MUCH
1‘0th PRICES 11111110111113,
QUALITY AND STYLE
FULLY CONSIDERED.
IN THE THIRD PLACE, THE
WALTflAlI WATCH
Is NOW A STAPLE ARTICLE
ITS REPUTATION FULLY
Es rABLIsnED, AND as
A CONSEQUENCE
MIT l8 SOLO A'l' lEISPROFIT:
THAN ANY OTHERS
IN THE MARKET.
1111, 111m. 00.,
1555 and 567 Broadway, N. r
‘ CamphOMe.
The Greatest Discovery of the Age for
RELIEF OF PAIN.
For Sale by ll. ]. Jr C. S. PBOWITT,
- Pbarmaeeutists.
a. T. amcnmnas,
lilPiiiilEil iii illiillii iillli
LADIIS' HAIR DBESEB ANDWI
All the newest designs constantly on hand or
gods“? carrier at willmt'tutded prices in the city.
can or us 10111 ya ended
’ p an aura avast. s.r.
DININGEB’S
LD LONDON DOCK GIN,
LD COGNAC BRANDY
LD CALIFORNIA BRANDY,
For saleby
a. P. warn.
ALL the latest styles of the finest quality of solid .
pt and deoerteous attention to the wants of.
' tber particulate apply to BEND
' BBS. 7 Bowling Green.- N. Y
‘ and has made it
5 York A; New Haven
. Harnesses,&e
CONVEYANCES 1“" m. 1"“ . '
NEW mountain‘s“ “
Norwalk 116'... Railway.
1871. Constantine Ann. 13111. 1871. W ‘
————'—-“_————- ’
5 88A II 'NNW° So. gar: E. QC INTARD’S SONS,
:3 x ' gags 1:11;. :4: :: Agra-wed t(o tit-cg new rooms lathe Post Cf
OI’ . . m
s 08 “ No Train. x g :8 0 old store) where enhavec:v‘:1!; 1233...":1‘13'563 '
:1: .. sass m "
II
1: 0': 2: g" n 1 Ex. gag “ lug-saute of every description,
“min 41 .
10 45 " New York Ex. I: ”a5 u AtgreetlyrsducedI prices.
11 so u so Train. 11 " ‘ ' .
1914 numerals. 11351111. UNDERTAKINC,
I: :15: " ‘§. Y. HAccom. 'I :3 2“ - .
ew even. ,
g :9. 2.1. New Haven Ex. 3‘ 2’9 3 . . h ‘u “9 "we"
, as as No Tmm'mn. 3 m .. FURNITURE ! MNITIIHE 2
:s :: savan- na: F, ,;;-=--,
iii :2 rear. .. :a z: .3"; “1. PM
11 car eupperen of ab St.
4 4e " No Trail. as ‘0 “Maths gm
2;: 2: fiew fiork Ex. gee 4: "o mflfifi’fln "'1. this Conn .oouiinstuno.
ew oven. 9 {Chen a
2:3 '1 N. Nag}: N. 11. :2: .. aims. 391713131“ numwpmvflies
I _ u
:3 3 13° 11 :1: “ ofallvari Extenson'l'a alethdnendBoekers
ew aven. 7 40 ' ‘ Wm Glues. Picture Dru-see
g 32 I: {:3 Emil: : g: 3 and «mm else 111-the Furniture line, cheep,for
a as x 0 Two. 8 55 u Cl'h- Repfilringpromptly done by experienced work~
8 55 14 NO Tflin g 15' n
:1: u §D¥f:§.n Ex. ’50 u UND‘ETA‘ING,
. se
lo 10 44 Saturday “131w :3 g: .. A lag-enmd. of Conan? of the bestmsteriels
WINLOLKWOOD,Pres- whfimghe buriaaolf edead. for-
_Y— the- Maine e nowhere.
GREEN’S CITY EXPRESS, A new and elegant conch body Hearse. drawn by
Sueeeuor to A. B. ALLEN. twoborso, “be“ new
Remnanta‘atstrmnm “WWW“
nughwéioglg 31.3.21... putucbimfim’ ,, mega}; mlgl‘rma, es. 1’:on Com, .1111, so.
on C II On or M a”.
yv. JBennrngs'Nekws asp: mfmpfly attended Efififfi °r BUAH Dasxan.‘ late of Norwalk,
0- ‘agfissod tn on In the train- mm. The Court ofProbatee fbr 111's District of Norwalk,
D. N. B. R., and the Steamboat.
He.‘ is also prepmd to do all kinds of- Light and Heavy
king :having secured a first-class springtruek,
gilgaatéend 'trohali otrders for‘removiltifiulumi
. c. peetfan.
solicited. e pa {outage o the pa c is res lly
DAILY LIN E-
llllRWALK AND NEW YORK
On and after THURSY AFTERNOON APRIL
ma. 1871, will leave Pier 37 East River, foot of Mari-
fingiwt, New York, at 9:45 and 87th Street at.
on arrival of the railroad trains.
Fare 75 0ts.I‘.xcursion Tickets$1.25
_ Meals and refreshments served on board.
.THE FREIGHT PBOPELLEHS
CITY OF NORWALK and P. F. BRADY will leave
9%.! of “Ii; minis eye? evening.
see so w on c arge
Fre hrs at. usual rates. or commission. ‘
9' rsons a're forbid trusting any of the em-
pieyecs olfpither of the above boats on account of
the owners thereof. 1.
DANDUBY & NORWALH II; B.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing June 13th, 1871.
DAILY “LINE.
LeonDanburgforSouthov-walb
880a.m.;'1Im.: 490p.m.; Freightato. 50p.m
LeaveNov-walellrtd gejbrSoetINov-Iralk,
At784a.m., 1 caucuses (511.111.
Leaps Norwalk Bridget" Dlnblrg and all other
At 9 019.11.; a My. 111. Fre'lshgttreb at 1115 um
hpress Train for Dan tbei Reddingand
Sanford's. leaves Norwaik ridge at I 99 m. and
. Accommodation Train for Bidgefield an interme-
diate stations at I 80 p.— 111.
HIDGEIPIELD DIANCH II. B
Trains leave Branchville for Erdgefield, at I 45 a.
19 Is our"
l“Trains 'lee‘vne’ Bl 11.13"" for Branchvllle, at e 45 a.
111. 1919 IIOand 11 111..
' ' “JOHN w. BACON am
N. Y_. a. N. H. nauseous.
sCommencing May 9811. 1871.
Trains leave Passenger Station at Norwalk as follows :
Y6! New, York,
t
Leave South Horwalk every morning “7:45, or
Mi lib liim ited and allowedeixmouthafrom the date
Emmi ffor the creditors of saidlstate to '0th their
”a; (it; settlement. Those who neglect to pre-
“m e] accounts, properly attested. within said
“has"; Kiddels’tbafid a recovery. All persons in-
an“ paymehtto are requested to make imme-
HARRIET F. DASKAH, ExecutrIX.
COPABTNEnsplfi..
VOTICE is hereby given that
have this day entered into a Cnirggrgh'iip of:
der thefirmname of THE N0 RW ELK BOLT 00.
figs the‘ purpOse ofmannfacturlng bolts. . '
ANTHONY BE
A. 1mm,
Ottomans w. NIIATquA’v,
Panhmm
DAVIDW
Norwelk, July 1st.‘ 1871.
. NOTICE. '
BEREAS my wife, Coriifie Allen, has left my
and board wi thoutjust cause or provcean
tic:i I hereby forbid all persons harborinlg or trustp
er on my ateeount, as 1- shall as £01110 bt of her
trscg.tin
wNorwalk, ,iuly 13, 1871. . I ' It'”
What' 1s Home without a "ringer
MONITOR.
Dolls are made of aolfd white rubber
clear so the am. -
PRICES BED UUED.
At Laptocuwoon’s.
sluruclm - scanner!
The Nor/walk Engine.
THE MOST SIMPLE, PERFECT '
m CHEAPEST ENGmE'
IN THE MARKET.
.......1 smeaamgmsgm 1a.:
on e s as e
WALK IRON WOBKS'
tentwelve and fourteen”.o ineNh
f 'VALVES. Shama- I
Engines always es solicited and ref-
erences given in all parts of country.
IIIIII “III S IAIAIIII “In. STEA- ‘PIIPI
Address nonwanx snow wo
1:39 sour-11 noawamr. ”CT.
Union Marble ‘Works,
, NORWALK, CONN.
The subscribe-15111 prepueu‘wrmisnmryma of
IO
At 8.47 A. H., Boston Express.
stop‘llna at all stations.
‘“ u
7.45 “ Local Express, stopping at Darien and
Stamfo . ‘ ‘
9.95 “ stopping at all stations.
11.05 “ ress.
1.18 P. If. stoppin stall stations.
3.99 “ Boston
8.45 " stoppiniatnu. atall stations. .
5'41 “ meted
5.17 " - stop all one.
9.37 Banguixpress.
New York for Nervvulk,
.1" m ”not"... 1“"3’.‘.'o’{'.‘.}%il. or
11 ex. ‘ . . .
( '3') No 4{first-It {or New'nuveu. '
At 5.39 A. 57., stopping at all stations.
as M II II
. '“ Boston Express.
1.31 P. 17., stopping at all stations.
.50 “ Boston Express.
‘ 33 II II as
gill: :: stopping atuall stat‘l‘ons.
[.31 u 41 II II
9.49 “ Boston Express.
Trains leave New Haven for Norwalk. at 9.40, 5.30,
sec, 8.10, 9. 45 (Ex.,) A.M :19 11.; 9.15, (kx..) 4.30
(32.15. 09. sec (Ex.,) P.]
1152.“! of advertisementat the Station Houses
and]! ote
Supt’s Ofiice, 4th Ave. and 97th St.. New York.
Ass’t Supt’s Office, Station House, New Haven.
JAMES H. HOYT4 Sup’t.
ANCHOR LINE STEAHEBS.
San. Ivnx Wenmar AND Samar. 10‘ AND
no: NEW YORK m GLASGOW.
at Londond
Calling tolsnd mails and passengers.
teamers of a favorite line are built ex-
pressly for the Atlantic Passenger Trade, andfitted
up in every respect with all the modern improve-
ments calculated to insure the safety, comfort and
convenience of passengers.
Rates, Payable in currency,
» T0 GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL and LONDONDERRY
Flt-I Cabin 05 and IVE-according teloeetion
_ Cabin Return” on, 9130, securing best accomm‘ns.
' Intermediate. ........ Steam .............
96 I”
Parties sending for their friends in the Old Coun-
try can purchase tickets at reduced rates. For fur-
EBSON BROTH
I!
Livery & Sales Stables ‘
IIIIII'I' «IIIIEI. IEAI OF IIISE IAILWAV
IEPII, IOIIMI.
D. B. Moreno-use
WOULD inform the public that hehas refitted and
restocked the old Conusetiéut Hotel Stables
wNEW HORSES. OARHIAGES, la,
an! if not sufiAor to an in this
WHILE Inuns AND CAR ofis To ETAT
0 First-class es with careful
drivers furnished for Weddlnc sn Funerals. Car-
riages run to Steamlfoat an all trains of the New
Railroad. Horses, C s,
.,bought and sold. 0111-14
D. B. IOBEHOUSE.
R 11.0 V A. In .'
J- STEVENS,
IIOIISE MAO OIOI PAINTER,
AND PAPER HANGER,
nae'xxuovlu 111: error no
SKIDDY’S BLOCK, MAIN ST.,
(Bear cf Adams’ lest Harte!)
. Orders left with ]r.Adsn1s will recéive prompt
attention. 93
Homer’s Champlain Ale.
T1111 attention of the public is solicited to the supe-
rior quality of
- mum's P1111311 annwnn
enmaaorv ALE.
“ThisAle is brewedhsb at all seasons of the ar,
dits mapeeiaily of that dur-
ing mtihe most oetxic-essive hot weather, is guaranteed for
e
al 1 Barrels and Half-Barrels§ at the store
of S 8 ll FITC DUI),
ofthe sucscribers
him are St., Norwaik. Coax.
Agents for the sale of Hammer's Cbampalgn Ale.
EDWARD P. WEED .
. Drugsut
Wall Street, opp. N orwalk Hall
A large and well selected stock of
Drugs and Medicines
PERFUMERY, PATENT MEDICINES, .11
kinds MINERAL WAT TOILET and
.MEDI'CATED SOAPS. vonmo and
HANDKEBCHIEF Ex-rnAcrs 11am
sronenagsdnuors
BRUSHES COMES
sums STATIONERY .,.ac
ls constantly addin to his stock all the new and pop-
ular medicinesof t 0 day.
FRED. H. NASH
WILL resume teaching on Piano about the mid-
ean address letters to care of the “ Gaza-11x.”
die of March. Persons desiring his service:
(A LL 11119115,)
«warns, . ea.oo Doz.
Iris-rs, 1.95 “-
JELLY muwus, 1.00
«
._AT._.
E. x. Locxwoon's.
'I-‘or Sale.
FAMILY HORSE. and a Two~seated
A goglIJT WAGON. in good order. Inquire at the
Gasman Osman. II
Italian and American Herbie,
GRANITE, DEAD, OR BROWN STONE.
MONUII'EN'I'S
Tab well as Mantles and
Slabs. ms, Stakes“, sacral, at the
' . LOWEST P0883113 PRICES.
Cemetery leacbg, ke- Ball-g, keo,
“furnished and put up at shut notice and onvery
Rep ting . gmhIiZ‘lIment the oldest and best
resen an
known of auyin Western Connecticut.th e thsubscriber
feels that its reputation for artistic excellence and
honorable dealing ls airdeeIIy' too well established to
need commendation. dream B. RICE, Agent.
Nechanic St., in the rear of the new Bauk,Norwalk
EDDING Rings, silver spoons, .bc., manufae-
turedin our store by which means parties
can be sureof getting the some metal that is left
with us. Weed’s Jewelry Store.
Money Cannot 32..., it!
l-‘OH SIGHT IS PHICELESS.
THE? DIAMOND GLASSES,
iian'ufleiured by
.I. E. SPENCER & 00., ll. Y.,-
which are now ofiered to the public, are ronouneed
by all the celebrated Opticians of the wor d to be the
natural, artificial beaten the human eye ever known.
Theyare eir own maervlsion, ft‘om
minute “Crystal Pebbles. melted toge er and derive
their name, ‘fDiamondfl on account oftb their hardness
and briillaa c'y.
The Scientific Principle;
on which they are constructed brtn theeore or
hr of the lens directly in front of e °°m°=lm
a clear and distinctvisou. asin
and preventing allunpleessnt sensations,
erin and wavering of sight, dizziness, 'Sc. .,
pecguliar toal others in use. Tun Moon-ran is
“Fri: Inns, in frames of the best quality,- of
all mmaterlals used for that purpose.
M finish and Durability cannot MS
CAUTION’°.—None genuine unless he“
°sta1nped on every time.
or 01% can only sfi.
These goods are not supplie Ito Peelers at snypstee
Hair Dressing Saloon
GAIETTE BUILDING.
AHULSHI. late of the Prescottlouse Sa-
P. rloon N. Y. having taken this establishment,
will exert lame-11m eondret it; Wm”: {111$ :
man as e com e a sa sfaet
favthim with‘sliieir p The Saloon has 1.5.
Dressing, Hair
best manner
styles. This is thee place in townw roeu‘stora
cram lance the B‘ightfni sense on of"Hair
Arivate room for ladies with a separateentranee,
MBTEeen fitted up where. special care will be given to
euttin and dressii Ladies’ and Children's hair, etc.
safest. r n has um the saloon 1..
Dibble’s Block, South Norwalk. where he will be
pleesed to meet all who desire his services.
I k
Wmmmsamt‘mrsva,
A SPLENDID VARIETY
4—011..—
CHOICE
1101111111 11111111 suns
One ofthe best assortments ever shown in this
vicinity, including all the best and most desirable
varieties.
II. M. I. O. 8. PBOVIITI',
AT- THE CORNER DRUG STORE
so: less Purine.
on making Blanca Mange, Jellies. Pies, Pud
k dings, food for. .inlv’allds. 9:3“ analgckage
sixteen uarts ceso .
ma u q E _ .Dvaggist.
ui ht. Shavin ,Hair
etg. ,exeeutedIhthe
Walker’s Vinegar Dieters.
Not an Alcoholic Beverage. Try them band be con
isleileets. Forsaleb
vineed of its benefit: E P ,WEED.
Chipping was."
ALL sizes.
PRINTED O]! P LIAN,
By the 100 or 1000 at this office.
N esbitt’s CoscghSyr/wp,
FOB COUGHS AND COLDS.
A Sure Remedy if taken in time.
Price so Cents and 81 per Dottie.
Ibrahim]. ac. Emm-
Norwalk Chronicler