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,Imtliedoffiblgwofld’l rlmnm. IO: CREAM CHRONIC BLOOD DISEASES. Slabs. 'ablets,8in s &c.,slwells Manties and 1t ., 2" Yr. {55°C. Send/or B .. R U M BER 1‘: a N‘gfinf and D.aN.R.R. :nd tile g3:m‘i:)§t. " '
Ofits mun“ its at“, . ~ ‘ ) Du. P. '1‘. KEEN]; having- just returned W FurnitureSlabsin era], at the M mural-ultra , .~ ,, , . , 0° ‘ ‘ -‘ . entsl _ . , AND Heisalsopreparedto doallkin'dsomgbtananuy,’ Furniture or every description,
_ Olits sweets and ofits hitters, Ecuadoreanddzbrounht wigi‘ri‘m aB quantitauoo: e LOWEST POSS] LE PRICES. WANTED AME 'iu’every' Mut’ to canvass for have if?” wantedpno'eltl' loathe subscéifllbn line - g .‘ , . ~ - ,, , , Trucking; having secured . first-class springtrnck,
(if its any tempting snares. Et {.32";'§,§,,,'f§,,:,:m,n tn... “.13.; “1'33”“. 3 . Cemetery Feud-3,1"- lelllg, 80-, sub’scri “on" fi'gs‘mfirfltmfyfpgpgh AnAan- which lbsll-staigbt h'flil'lhmflk 3 f 5: SHI b l ( } I ;_ I B S :fllstgndto all orders for removin Furniturtel Pl- “ neatly ndmdpflm-
. Tiredoflife and only waiting Water ,ICeS, Etc., cu Excellency the President of Ecuador. and the Gov- furnished and putupat shortnoticsand onvcry son 13!“!th to every subscriber. Good . . .3123“ g. The pstronageof the no}: eis respee ully ; ,
‘ ~ erument ofthat Re ublic we are prepared to fill or- ; éwhvorsble ' ‘v . '0" “d LI 0 Pay. Address BENEDICT & CO. . » . - . , ~ . ,. v ' . ' [liltf] 5"” GREEN- [1 N D EB 1' A K I N G I
. To have my summons come; ders for it to alimiiied extent and at a price abo t Representinghefigwsnnintthd,omest and best Burlington, emont'; f f, ; '11 3.. , u. Aid 5 . . ,r , .- . ' » .. . .4: ,» ' .- ,. . ‘ 33:33:":f‘3fl: figfileggi’: Pagqmflfinbg ’
Bronsht, 1’! “89!! down from glory, . on trailer of that which the cost of the firstv known of anytn'Woiit'ernfiCbnnecticufithe subscriber ’ ' ' "k ' ' ' "- ' ’ ' ‘ a:inkfllm'kremfl‘much-"jumu'd“! 'mt“ Also a vge choicé srticle'of- shgved'and Sawed DAILY LINE. inallits branches
Who will hear- me tomyhome. Families, Parties, Festivals, &c°s “"Eisi'fBLWIWTcFEmm'e mm meg” {Icelsthglt 13. anguished tor-wtlcfiexcg‘lfioc: did ASK‘YOIJII GROCEB FOB 4t41 m: ”'5‘ eggs: #m'fifffimfi’gfl? "‘ fi"ffl{ Shingles, w ch we offer at truerfi lowest market » ' -— ~ » ' l-‘UB . '
' " i ' , ’ - , pale ' 03°“ 9 e .» M! .we a“ 5 ° ° ' ‘ ‘ ” '_ , , burn with I t . “I" _ price. WM. K. JANE ’NRPIIEWS. NuR‘W K AND ’ N1 _ - . ,
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Who have onl nebefore ' ' ' b . lid s l i tbottles havln on them our " ’ , ; . . t. 1., ~. L . . r '99 03 n ”9 4343‘ T .
,Waitin‘g fer rue 0:0: yonder, '- - - Eggefiigfimfirflgnldéug glre’cttlon: for “E? Pkrice, 1 « i.» r. :1 , .-. , f": 1 11:":532‘ . l '. , , ' '_ , , , , . ’. .. ' ISAAC CLICKS“, 31%, HE #533? BEAUTIFUL STEAMIR . ngmfium wmhouser
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. ‘ lob: . 6‘ rest' OS , Pamphlets contaiuln Patent Laws, with full di- Illustrated Tamil? contsilil Over 200 fine and hem, ad' 1 m rti Shop lustbaek ofths Horse MW“ Buildings. 1, . , svs iersr East River. foot ofllar- and everything else in the Furniture line, cheap for
. “ Audi , - t? at ' HAZELTON BR - rections how to obtainfi'atents, free. Scripture Illustrations to any Boo Agent, free of Wide Bl'sckBilk cmfivfifwfip ._p° - on. . ' “ ‘ ‘ ‘ ' ' ‘ ’ ‘ ' ' ' ' ' kotlstrkoet,New York, at 2‘“ “1d 37th Street It! Cash. 13°ng ”TWP“! ‘10“ b1 experienced work-
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From the Ibledo Blade. is the most valuable ml’aaris of preventing spread cl 0" P '88 Cl thin Store $ 5 000W“ lately paid by Co 3 to glad, BARGAINS in fine Black Silk Gimps and Fringes. FRANK HEAD & 00‘ F3913: gigantlogwhsrge for commit-slop. SIMPLIOI" l‘ ECONOMY !
. Nuby at Rochester. cholera and other contagious diseases. Send for 8 r1 . fl _ E ,. '_ . ,_ . _for her bravery in as ng emigrantg- Real Lace:! and made-up Lace Goods. Undergar- . . -‘,“ , ‘ ”- ! ersonsarefortbid trustin an oftbe em . .. . ,
‘ circulars. Agents wanted everywhere- SALES.- . . . 5 x a, .: . . .- :: . ; . . -~ ... from El “331,» I. 1' Prisoner no? then. “mil H0 . 00!!“ em» m- NOB in L1: ployees ofglther or the above hoateg ’ o t ? —""" ' ' -
WHATTHE consular Ex-PoB’l‘llASTER SAW Boonisns Doaue St. BostoumNi Broadway N.Y.; ‘ - ' “, Y"— meg ”all! 88!! "’ $31.50,. 0U REAL GUIPU E LACIE are universally - the owners thereof on sec on ° . - -
«AT run TAuirm STATE CONVENTION. 1221 Marketstreet, Philadelphia, 42 . eh...- ,e ~st m one lull ears: ‘ whowledsed to bribe cheapest in the city. We ' ' ' 1720 N orwalk Engine
' oncers,Congressmenaftc, Agent. llfiudnoboo import the same direct, andvaell thema‘t'less than cg ream all“ 6“ Banana” salami _ ‘
.- sell like this. For La salt is articularly adapted. “WE-‘0‘"! “110190810 prices. ~_ NORWALK HOBSE‘ B 112.80 All). THE MOST SIMPLE, PERFECT '

.CONEEDRIT X ROADS,
(Wren Is IN THE STATE OF KENTUCKY)
, .- . ~ October 14,1871.
-I am‘in the acre and yeller leaf. and hcv
Seen much‘of politics, but never in my life
did lever-see a convenshun so beautifully
managed as was the late Democratic Con;
venshun at Rochester, Noo' York. I waz
thereby spesbel invitation. ofmy Old friend
Dennis O'Shaughu’essy, uv theerth Ward,
N00 York, who,-since I left the Harp uv ‘
Erin'SlOOn, has improved wonderfully in a
worldly pint uvview. He was' then a hod :
carrier by'profc'ssion and a repeater by .
raCtice. He attracted the attention of Mr.
’i‘weedby b.1eal in votin and his bravery ’
in 'knockin down 0 posisben voters, and j
was up course rewa ed. He is now Assis-
tant Inspector uv Mnsket Triggers uv the

Ninth Regimental Armory, at a salary of '

per month,Skool pector in the 6th
Ward, at a salary of

commission for condemning private proper-
ty, for streets and sich,at_ a salary of,three

thousand dollars a year, besides he hez a ‘
tenth interest in- the contractfor k‘eepin the ,

FL. WEED, Agent for Nor-walk.

glass in repair. of the two back winders uv
two Armories, out of which he-made 810,000
in the first six months.‘ He was tn hev bed

the o‘ontr‘ack~ Of-the two front windows" in ,

addition, but the raid the people ’made on

the Ring posted that- He hez, however, in- '

vcated'larfelyin ci =10ts,.aud wears kid
glovesa “_a‘diamo _ as large esapeacb-
stone. Dennisaaid that of -' the infernal

Amerlken's hud- Germans kiurbe beat down :
and the ControliOf' Noo York loft with the ;

Irish, where it belongS, he will be tolerably

wellofi‘ in a year ortwo. ~ '
Dennis, beiug'uv consequence in the

Whirl“ Conrail, in the private counse

and Twccd, Sweeny, Mayor Hall, Garvin,
andltheientire. convocashcn was at Roches-
ter, thong]: nobody knowed it. They went.
in .a‘speshel rivate car, and bed private
rooms at the sborn House, with a private
wirefrunnin directly Into thehallzwhere the
Convenshun- was held. It wuz * the most
impressive scene I ever wiluesst; one which
these "old eyes will probably never look onto
ag'm. _ herin an easy chair not one man

‘ directing t e deliberashens uvaconvenshuu
nv the g state of Non York—one brain
thinkin for a thousand—one handiguidinf a
thousand.

He directed the convcushun * to
cheer when Seymour’s name was announct
er. a delegate, and the cheered—he directed
them .1 1° reject the ‘ ammany delegashen
mm the; city, and . they _wuz rejected—he
dirCCtéd‘ e'lftO do everything that waz done
and they dith._ -. . . . _

“My; great 8119:: Said I, in astonishment at

the pOWer he melded, “why don’t on go
foie'r toT-the :ball and direct the“ ~ paved-
sbunl-"-‘~- “~": " r " "

“My gentle sir,” retorted he, with a bland
smile, as he’dictatcd'a message directin uv
the Convenshuntocheer‘whenthe rejection
of thei'l‘ammany delegates’was announced,
“my dear sir, I AM THERE! There’s a bun.
dred uv my throats a shoutin this minit;
there’s a hundred of 1» hats at goin up to
iheficeilin this minit— era‘s two hundred
uv my hands a clappinvocifcrously at this
mifilig. There's‘a great many uv me in'that
ha ' '
,_ After the adjournment of the Convenshun
for dinner,‘the Chairman uv the Committee
on” RSSOIOOSh‘ens‘came into the room to sub-
mit thei ~resolooshens they had prepared,
lhattheysmitc _he shoorthcy would meet Mr.
.Tweedf'sideas. », The great manre‘ad cm at-
tentively. and handed nv our back.

“They'..won7t do,". said he, sentcntiously.

“In what respeckare they faulty?” asked
the chairman; obs'equlousl’y. ,

“WOOdth it be wollenough,” sod Tweed
with a smilestillsmorebland than the first
“woodcut it be well enough to put in a res-
alooshen dcnounciacorrupshen, in general
terms, uv course, Speoify'in partikerlerly,
however, the 'espeshel corrupshen of the
Nashenal Government, and that uv States
which is under Radical. Control?”

The sublimity of’such a sejestion comin
tromj’l‘weed,struck tho Chairman all uv a

heap. . g »

“ Certainly I will, ei' yoo' Wish it, sed he,
but I. Sposed—that is, my idea wuz—in a
general Way, you know, that the least sed
about corrupshen, in view uv—well, I am
jist now holdin a place. which pays some-

' like ten thousand—but, never mind, it

a.

thing
she] be done."
“ n 'agin," said Tweed, smilin still
blunder, and with the faintest sejestion of a
wink in his’left eye, “I would sejest that
you pledgethe Democratic party to a hon-
heat 31ml“ coonomical expenditoor uv the pub-
'c n . ’ ‘ - «

The chairman turned pale with surprise, .

but he coincided.
Tweed. . ‘ ,

"And while you are at it,” continued the
greatohieft'ain with a smile, the blanduis of
wich .can’t',b'e described, “yoo‘ had better
put in a resalooshentdenouncin the prodi-
gacy uvthe management. uv matters in N 00
York city, but‘makin-it,'mind*you, ez the
legitimate result of Radical] ‘ lashun four
years ago; Draw. up: this reso hen" so as
to makeit plain its me your drivin at,with-
out exactly namin-me.‘ --

“Why, what shell we'—"

“Don’t go on, my friend,” said Tweed,
smilin a smile which for blandness excelled
the most delishns‘ Joon mornin ‘, “it’s much
better to have the eorrup'shen enounst by
us than by the: enemy partikerlerly oz we
know more-definitely about it. And I wood
sejest» that yes haves rcsolooshCn boldly
challengin a comparison between the Dem
ocratic and Republican administration of
the State and City EOverIrments :and (here
he smiled with a , laudnis wich wuz heav-
enly,” lie-lingered a most gigantic diamond
on the little finger of‘his left hand, and sip.
pod a glass Of champagne) any little thing
wrch you can throw in as to the necessity
nv'a return-to the simplicity of our Puritan
fathers wood be well. _.

The chairman was too afi‘ected—itosay a
word, but he made the necessaryribtes, and
casting onelook uv astonishment at the
greatness of his cheer, who act there smilin
blandly retired from the presence.

But t a great man’s work .wuz not yet
done. He promptly telegram every promi-
nent Democratic editor and' politician in
the State to denotrnce him in the bitterest
terms, ond their tellin the Convention who
to nomnrate, and what else to do, he went
“if is ' ' a "

ere a greatness an ,s grandeur in
thismsn wich- I can’t sufficiently admire.
Some men-wood be so gpulfcd‘u with the
possession uvlhe twenty-five mil ions wich
he hes madeez'to insist upon an indorse-
men: by_the party through which he made
it,but'it ain't so with'l‘weed. There ain’t
no vanity about grim. 80 Inn on he hes
the control uv the party, he don t care a cent
whether he is publickly recognich or not.
Ez he remarkt to me, cf the way to my con-
tinuashenin power is ' in dcnuuciashen uv
me, very. good, denounce the. I kin stand
it. I ain’t the first man who, to of on, hez
trampled over the dead bod of is reputa-
shen. 'I’djistessoOn oil 9. wires behind
the curtain Os” to” inlet; the pulpit in
front uV’fic‘3TTainit-agoln‘ to let personal
vardty stand in the'wsy uv-the Igrand suc-
cess. ’I’m hopin for next year. In rather
a heavy load for the partyto carryju'st now,
and I’m gointo releeve em till after the Pros-
idologhcllelecshen.” . '
en 4 ”WSW-t motive wuz actooatin the
Amerlkln Napoleon, and VI wuz agin' lost in" ,
wonder. 'thever the Democratic nonlinee
12, he will simply. be a shsdder of which
Tweed will be the substance. Tweed will

Everybody coincides with

per month, and .
Thirty-second Assistant Law Adviser to the ‘

flatly :
. 3 nv ;
the managers of the State Convention. He i

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To be found in the City, and at the LOWEST
PRICES, consisting of

llsh and American Prints, . .
figs; Dress Goods, good and heavy, at 25 and 39°.

 

Board andLodgin b eallin at theS rin

8’s.)7 F. Pfirmcmp g
. - Proprietor.
For Sale at a Bargain.

 

 

 

 

oplins, in large vsrle

rergrh.Sadt,t§o;s.grcncthgm’. Frenolh Diagonals,
rs .

shadjes Ofthia songs. ’ n a . 0‘ t e new

Shawls.

PLAID AND STRIPED WOOL SHAWLS-

BROOKE, 8 UARE AND LONG SHAWLS,

INDIA CAM LS’ HAIR SBAWLS, ‘

The Largest and Cheapest Stock to bedouud
in the country.

Silks.

and 81.50 per yard.
of Superior Make, and wear guaranteed

9 - . Velvets.

l
I

BLACK AND COLORED TRIMMING VELV
CIDAKIN G VELVETS,'of the first quality. ETS.

l

Genuine Furs.

" Fur Sleigh and m 4 " Robes
Iiin‘ens Of every descri' tidn. White I ,

. . dances and .
‘ Embroideriesli _ e an U (I '
i ‘ . . 'an'd Inter-3', ardioeheemm’l'm"

be the power behind the throne, wich iz . ' . 7 ' .
greater than the throne itself. And wat a 3 carpets- :21. "’11- ‘
glorious p , k opens to us! Think UV 0. M “We, Aminster. Wilton

emocrstic esident in 1878, with Tweed : “fig“ ”maggot“ ingraino
behind bin” Think uv Tweed mind as- 200 Pieces English'l'apestry Cat-pets, at low“ gloss

sessors and collectors, and postmasters, and
all uv em bein- responsible solely to him!
Et’ he hez made uv himself the revenoos llv
one city,wat will he do when he hez the na-
shen-toblecdl. ,2 _» . .-

1 she] to wunst cultivate pleasant rela

 

 

Plain, Fi
Plain an
Ta stry Piano and Table Covers.

H'For sale‘by Hardware and Country Dealers. '

—A fewgentlemen can be accommodated '

SUPERIOR COW, about to come in. Apply, ,

m CONGRESS ARCTIC.

The mmI winter ovsasuorl
N0 avenue to break!
n0 TROUBLE to sput on 1
heat. demos], tylishl
ASK 10m: 8110]! DEALER 1'03 Ir:

‘HEAPEST. lnlillllslllt- -
'4 IN THE WORLD:

FOR $24 PER INCH PER MONTH we
will insert an Advertisement in 31 FIEST-
CLASS CONN. NEWSPAPERS, includlu
EightDailics. Proportionate rates for amallera -.
vertiselncnts. List sentfree. Address
0. P. HOWELL & 00..

 

4i PARK ROW, NEW YORK.

STHMA KW“—

ermaneut Cure For

‘ teedi a ‘11m A." liyh'm l.

I III A l -
ggirlfms II:I Fgerand Roe; Cold. Re-
?d.“..°“l‘°.ii,',...,“"‘°hia mas. our:
in a , _. .
11.11. FABN All 80., 2|!) Bioudpway, It. Y.
”Sold by all llrugglats. P. O. Box sass.

IE_—Economy the order of
J-‘tfiefiiag mirtlgho Garticles made from aper,
Durable and cheap. Pails, milk pans. wash wis.

slop-jars,.&c. Send for circular. JENNINGS 31:00.,
hi anufacturers, so2 Pearl _St., N: Y.
9

ASTH¥A .-
POPHAM’S AS'I‘rlnA SPEC! elemental to
relieve the worst _case- in tennnlnhrbu. _ Trill
package Sent inn on receipt of a three-cent stamp.
C. A. BRAiii . ,
1071 Washington street, Boston, Mass.
330. We 19711113qu

030.
Agents 880 . r_ wcsk to 100 our greai find valuable
discoveriespgll'yon want permanent, norable and

learnt work a l for articulars. Address
34 . ' ’ pp ’DYli’Rarco" Jackson. Mich.
" 4 5 A MONTH! Horse tarnished. JE—
2 _ pensbs paid._H. B. SHAW, Alfred, his;
Tamila’uirmn cured by Drs. White a Oat-
man 402 4th avenue corner of 28th st., New
York. No pay until cured. Send for circulars.

LIQUIDATION SALE OF
Dithmer a: 'l‘icdcmsnn,

Importers of
Toys, Dolls, China and Fanog Goods,
W YORK.

15 PARK PLACE. near Broadway
On account of the sudden death oihir. H. Dithmer
the whole stock has to be sold .Out at costprice till
January, 1872. Jobbers and Retailers will find it in
their interest to examine the stock before pnrbhasiug
elsewhere; Sample boxes, at $80, 840 andQsO, sent
C. 0. D., to any part ofthe country. ‘ ' 111158

A§M~ AL"
QCFEE

1 . 'i a..-..
Cents :-. pound.

 

 

l

is
‘33: mills 2‘: -.'-
Remil l‘l'ir'u-.

A

CHEAP E HEALTHY!
ECONORIICAL! DELICIOUS!
TRY I? !

Liz)- Grocers Send for Pris-e List. .45.!

CEO. 8. ADAMS 84. 00.,-
lios. $59 :21 0'12 Wealjlizgtcu Street, New York.

1

 

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. Leigh“

STOCK; -

Gents’, Boys’ and Children’s

CLOTHING .

IN - THE WORLD.

BROE—(Aw BROS.

4th Ave}, opp. Cooper Institute;
Lafayette Place, opp. Astor Place,

, NEW I'OIIJK.

 

li.M.-& J. T. PROWl'I'l‘,

HARDWARE

.CUTLERY, PAINTS,

OILS, GLASS,

SHADE FIXTURES,
CORDS, TASSELS, CORNICES,

EHemp and Flax Twines!
ROPE ,.

PAPER AND SHADES HUNG, IF DESIRED.

HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTING,

Executed promptly.
45 Main Street,

NORWALK, CONN.
s.

B 4 13'
China, Crockery; Glass. M.- ..

EXaMINE THE BARGAINS FOUND
At E. K. LOCKWOOD’S'

 

FIRE, LIFE AND MARINE
INSURANCE

IN ALL ITS BRANCHES, AT

‘Thfl‘ Nilwali Insulanie Milli."

M _ 1...... No. rGuzette nullddrg.‘

 

f‘ Upholstery . Goods !

red and Striped Terr-lea
Figu’red French Satins, ’

 

_ Hammer’s Champlain Ale.

.3: attention ofthe publicissollcitedto'theiu 'e-_ .
'mfflfirilti‘alltyof " i ‘ ' Hp

HAMMER’S FRESH BREWED ‘

 

,> . and Nottin ham Curtai ,
1 shens with Tweed. _. , earphone and Gufpure Drop Clllrlrtains, onADIFAIGN ALE. '9
. PM” _ Y- 134831.111!» ,l‘,';‘:g,'l"n°“3f‘}'l Slim!- Comices. die. This Ale is brewedfresh at all seasons of the ar,
_ (WiCh wuz Postmaster. a, give 0:5: 7: ‘ ng “1,? city “‘9 cordially illViftd and its keeping quolltics, especially of that brcwe dur-
. o _ - at 1 , °c ‘ a" “1 cxmmnm3101!. Whichwfll lug themost excessive hot weather, is gnara‘ntcedfor'
_ . rm IJ' hn B 90 h di . philcucsf mes be iound very attractive. at the lowest any length bf’til'ne.’ . . > . . ' _ _
. The father 0 , llg ed m : - ' For sale is Barrels and Half-Barrolllkat the store
London on the filth alum. at the advanced moody”, Corner mun Street, °“‘.‘°"-‘.9?9""°F'1 » . 15335 Sfmfiughn
-- ,- , . I I -
age of 94. . . .. m YORK. Agents 0 sale of llammcr's Cbampaigu‘ Ale.

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A

Window, Shades & Paper Hangings, ,

Every Saw Was-ranted ;

PICTURE NAILS AND SCREWS I .

PURCHASE YOUR HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES. ‘

IN NEW YORK.

 

' LADIES, BEADl.

Furs, Furs. Furs.
All our Choice Goods will be offered for the next
two months at 20 run our. use was wrnnsrnross.
Stock comprises the latest and most desirable
styles in the market.‘ Please call, orsend forcireu-
lar, and see what bargains we offer.

WELLS a FESSESDES,

737 Broadway, New York.

W, one «is n-elia'l"..»l;:1iéfi ,
august orlniuid'l’loors,‘ '
Portable wuss-coring.

, For Hotels. Public Buildin s, Billiard Rooms, Sa-
loonsmllgfixitcohcns,nsctlfi 'Boo aggurimnllogrse-
1' es . D 0 . arches... 00 . ms
Darl'cing‘lcaddlr'lrics??§=ll‘-ltdhms, Librsrlcwflecep:

lion Parlors, etc.

For elegance, economy and durability, it surpasses
e ery other floor covering. Call and see samples at
80 Broadway, New York. '18

1!

 

DOORS .
._SA$EE$, -
' ‘B‘ILINDS.

ENAMELED, EMBOSSED,
GROUND AND OUT GLASS.

goods constantly on hand at the lowest rates.
Order work promptly attended to‘. Builders and

estimate before purchasing. Special attention

work.
Estimates and Price Lists furnished on applica

tion.
lllillTlocli ill. 00.,
254 and 956 Canal Street,‘
1le NEW YORK.

incorrect.

 

 

' PANY, Hartford, Conn.

 
 
 

W000 ICLIIIIS, "All IAIIC, HEIRS, IC- ,

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Alarge a'u‘d‘well 'as‘sortedisiock ;Of the shin ,

owners will find it to their advantage to get our 1

given to BLACK WALNUT and other FrasToCLAss :

, sud

 
 

- It is the best in use, Sold at lovarice

 

At E. K. LOCKWOOD’S.'

The
NEW FAMILY-
Swing Machine
Muhammad...

viii SEWING MACHINE co.

0

‘ 7 HARTFORD, CONN,

: “FAMILY- room-ii”

And all who have tried them pronounce
them rightly named. Please give them

a trial. Satisfaction guaranteed,

- .iorno sale.. - f -

E.H. PARKER,

Agent for the sale of the 0 r
Weed Sewing Machine

' Also, for

s

E. BUTTERICK & 00’s .
Celebrated ‘ ‘

Patterns of Garments
FOB

Ladies Misses, Boys and Little Children Of
' ' Both Sexes.

. Manufacturer of
SERIES .

AND

CORSETS.

AND DEALER IN
. Dress 'l‘rimmingsinnd Buttons", 1'-
QLadics’ Furnishing Goods, ’
LACES, EMBRomERIEs, so.
'21 Main Street.

WWe cha e nothin for clrcu ar with full infor-
mation; A dress I 'I‘UAL- PUB SHING COM-
. 4t41

 

‘ BBYNTilN’S

FURNACES, RANGES herons.

Thirty yes‘i'si experience in manufacturing these
11

ads have ven Us a Stock su rior to an mar-
et. Send or circulars. RI HARDSO , BOYN-
TON 09., 284 Water Street, N. Y. , 4m

 

mflhflibeflfiifidm‘f‘bffid’é’“ -

a;

lit. more commission to agents than on.

It will ~ ‘
[I to introdi‘rce Alex.

pa .
ll a ii I
1 9 yde .flmfib N AGRICUL UBE. A
book every farmer needs, _and' most will buy when ,
they see-It. - A rare chance for turning" spare hours
into cash. WWO charge nothing for circulars, and
full information of either book. and odors to a nts.
Send and get them. Address AMERICAN UB-
LISHING ., Hartford, Conn. «41

SLP'O’CLOCK...

 

 

" A lONTH;Horse and carriage furnish-
. 325833. expenses paid: samplesfrec. B. B.

 

, Augusta, Ne.
> '~:Iiii!8,8liC‘IT-IIIS,-IIVCHIIS. - ..
Gun materials of every kind. Write for Price List,
1 to Great Western Gun Works, Plttsbn‘rgh Pa.
Army Gus. shaman bongbtpr tr ed for.
Agentswsuted .. ... to a... -. u ' A. 5... .. gm »

 

Iii-sable“: and "fifth.
' '- MWmnsIfll
Julia’s-sills

 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 

.- . .. ..
hlfihm”'i,'hn"
Dealers is

Believed sud Cured by Dr. Sherman's Patent Appliance and
Comps ones. 01' lroadway, N. Y. Scull 00. for book
with Iphoton-aphid likenesses ofaaass before and after t-nre, with
glove"? aw": Bee's?“- ease. “gangrene Beware”?
s pretend vs asalstau .
Sunnis. PERL-um... ~ . .~ - » »- u M

nlllliilllllll srorl'

DE.‘ BEERS, 101 Fourth Ave., N. Y., has a painless
curefor Drunhcss or Opium Rating. 10 years expe-

 

G-eor'g'e’ 8103119
18 NOW OFFERING AT

1

Extracts-dine Low Prices,
Hats and Bonnets, Rich bbo .Velveis. Silks, Sat-
ins. Flowers, Feath - a. French Cor-

ers Fringes.
sets, Hosiery, Soaps, Perfumery, Small Wares, ac.
Broadway sud 10th In, N. Y. . 8m40
FROST. BLACK 8. 00.. '

Wholesale a Retail Dealers in. lb Hanufactur'ers of

FURNITURE,

7 OF EVERY. VARIETY, . .
' 'We also furnish Steambosts, Hotels, and Public
Buildings-at the Shortest Notice.

All Goods purchased of our House

GUARANTEED so REPRESENTED. .ameo
‘ Tans CHEAPEST

 

 

. CARPETSTORF

IN NEW YORK,
J. G. FISHER & 00.,

14 FOURTH-AVENUE. N. Y. Oppo’site 7th St.
Have ouhand s-firs ‘ lass ”assortmen , of Carpets,
Oil Cloths {Sci whit: they are isslliug' 'at= very
prices. 'Give'tl'l‘emTt a1 and save 20 per-cent;
% B.-The 4th Avenue cars pass the door. '
J. . FISHER. 3 ' THOS. FERRIS.

Fall» opening !

low

 

 

 

 

 

LYLE’S MW
.Rihhons. , . ‘ , . Small vise.
Flowers, POPULAR Notions.
Feathers, New 'York Toil’tSoaps
Laces, , _ Pemmeryd
v1 ts, _ TUB _ ,Ss’te l,

c ve 8 ~ , ES, ' ' lies
Silks, Wallets,

' 6th Ave.,

Satins,‘ Shirts,

. Cor. 23d so, '
Neck Ties, Collars,
Handk’fs, 8th . A126. , cues,
9““5' Bet. so st arsed Sts. 3”"
Hosiery, 80's.

THE ‘
Corsets, 4 , Towels,
- Bowery, _
Skirts, . Linings,
Cor. Dleeeker St.
Pads, Marlins,
O
Bustier, ALEX- LYIIE. Flannels.4t'
amnion

Especially prepared for the best GAS “CHINE:
~ now in use.
I. ll. momma» latdsn hue, N. Y. emu
WELLS’ CABBOLIC TABLETS,
fill OIIIIII, III.” III Infill“.
These Tablets present the‘Acid in Combination
with other efilcient remedies, in a wager form, for
the icsrs;of,,all. THROATJudL G diseases.
licenses» ‘and lllcerstiou of- the .Throa‘t are im.
medlstely relieved, and statements are constantly
being sent to the proprietor of relief in cases of
Throat difileuitleso _ , (standing. ,
Tl Don't e deceived b worthless imi-
tations. Get only ells’ Carbolic
ablets.‘ so is cents or box. JOHN ‘ KEL-
LOGG. 18 Plate St, N.
Send for Circular.

.. Sole Agents tor t e U. S.

. . “41

PIYCIIOLOGIC Fascination, or Soul Charm-
in ,400pages, HerbertHsmilton,B.A. How,
tonset power (w jail; )at will. Divi-
nation, Sp ritualism, Sores cahemonologynuds
thousand other wonders. Price by mail 31.25, in
cloth; paper eoversfldili. 00: fine townie onl .
,otlomont neatly-lads.) , ’15.: ,.lVANS,
“essences .. melon-ms

 

 

 

IiiPflflTEll 0F Hlliilll Hllfl,
‘ WIG NAKED.
All the newest designs constantly on hand or
dad to.
sum 8,110"! “Ill." IJ.
’
"an“: SUEMERJNVIGORATOR.
GISTS'.
HEBNIA, _ 0R _BUPTURE,
t MARSH S CO.'S Radical Cure Truss Ofilce, No.
ties properly

B. T. BELLCHAMBERS,
LADIES' HAIR DRESSEB‘AND
made to order at the lowest prices in the city.
Country orders promptly atseu
. GREAT SPRING
'AND
SOLD BY ALL DRUG- “n ‘
Furor: ONE DOLLAR. 4H2 VINE
811.com mm M. _ .. _m... .«BX‘ .,
DR. S. N. MARSH,
A
82 East 14th Street 8d door from University Place.
Instruments for all hyaieal deformi
made andcarefolly s usted, and satlsfaction gnu.

‘antecd.
Ladies' Silk Elastic Belts, Elastic Stockin Ab.

dominal SupI orters. Pile Instruments. lest,
Gent’s and C

lllren's Shoulder Braces. Suspenaory
Bands crawls Sc. - ‘ ,, 2
Utah 8‘ co: still eontinnb-thelr‘eflce “No. a

Vesey St. ' Private rooms and com t females to
wait upon ladies at BOTH om , from S A. if.
to 0 P. H. - 824m

 

PLAIN

PLANlSHuD
JAPANNED ,
ALE. K. LOCKWOOD’S.

 

iii Will, _

Tea and notice at New. York Prices

GmcgorigmegE oREAT UNITED STATES
I

“A H. i. a c. 8.1’BOWITT’S

. ,. , . 43ml! . l9":

 

‘ '1’le! CREST"

W '

riches. Thousands saved. Seudvstamplfor evidence. ,

LES SENT BY HAIL FREE OF CHARGE.

8410’.
‘Best, us‘lity “Jail Kid Gloves‘ two buttons and
d all over at 81.65.

fancy“ it’e intake “' at 81.85, sol
The trade supplied in any line at less than down-
towuwholesae rises.»- , = .

l, . :,.:..".UN EBGAEIIEN'I‘S,
Cheapest in the United States. '

, Send for a Price List.
. .THETRADF SUPPLIED.
Orders by mail faithfully attended to at

. - EHRIGE’S ,
- Temple Of Eashwu,
297 Elem AVE. '
Near 24th Street, New-York.

P. S.¥This§EitabliShm'ent-vhas- no connection. with
any otherstore, and all communications should be

litiiliwilflghlllz-KET;

',Robjes.};15lilrhess,.3&56: '
“.mmmr iii-Stereos;

Single Illness, S _S to '01 50per's‘es. .
Per-emu” -
: Wat-”erectile, 114' ‘Chalnbers ; Street
Reduction of Prices;

' .' 'TO'CONFORM 'I‘O ., ' _ ..
REDUCTION .OF 'DIJ’I‘IES'...
Gross Saving to Conan-era by Getting

. -’- Up‘CIIbs. . :
[3‘ Send for our New Price List and a club form
will accompan it, containing full directions—mak-

“ O MEG 31' n8 ‘0 consumers and remunerative to.
sin organisers. - - . . » ,

 

, , MEIIBAI:5TE-Aico..1
, : S11: ”‘V‘ese same, = ,
93“": j -» , . . ow. York. 4t41

' "r ' 5-1“ 3°
_ _ .. " THE WORLD
Comprising the History of all Religions Denomina-

tions, and the origin and condition of
The Venous Scots of Christians.

13.0. s

 

 

 
 

roll on in the difier’ent. countries of the earthnvlth
S' he's of Founders of serious Religious Seen,
from the best authorities by Vincent llilner
With an, appendix by Rev. J. Newton Brown D. D.,
Editor of ‘ Encyclogdis of Religious Knowledfi.”
AGENTS WANT eve here. The most b-
eral commission paid. For ll parti

Bradle‘vdt 00.00 H.481: st.
N B.— e have the best selling Family uarto

Elhi'es published. Send for circular. ms

Jill-BliiBEB A.

IT IS NOT A PHYSIC—lt is NOT. what is porn-
iarly called a BITTEBS, nor is it intended much;
it is a South American drilnt that has been used for
many years by the me cal faculty of those countries
withwonderfui efilcacy .aa a powertul alterative and
unequaled purifier of ho: blood, and is a sure and
perfect remedy for all discuss of the
Liver and Spleen, In] enters: on- Oh-

ssruction ornate-glues, Final-y, Ute-
rine, or Abdominal Orrunrovcrty
or s Wsns‘ot mood, Intermittent
or nonlinear: Powers, lotions-u-
sion- of the: [manhunt-B" Sl?’
glsh Circulation of the on ,

' AhseeushTu-ronlsundiee,
lentils, Dyspepsia, Ague
- and Power or their

Concomitants.

Di. Wells’ Extract of Juluheba,

is ofi'ered to the public as a great lnvigorator and
remedy for all in: uritieo of thebiood, or for or c

going complaints

0R. WELLS' EXTIAC'I' 0F lllllllIElA
is confiden recommended to every family as a
household edy, and should be freely taken in all
anngeinents of the system, it gives health, vigor
and toneto all the vital forces. and animates and

fortilg alrws’ak sud gingham ten: eraments.

.10 NQJKELLOG ,' lstt Sires , New York.

1 - Sole Agent for the United States.
Price One Dollar per bottle. Sand for circular. 41

Thompson’s Business College,

20 Fourth Avenue, New York City.

Book keepiu , Writing, ”went: and Lan a s.
Instruction try and eve. a very low. es’
department; Telegraphy practically taught, demand
for operators 1 Students assisted to good positions.
Send for circular. 4M2

THOMAS TWEED cot,

763 BROADWAY,
Between 8th and 91h Streets,

Will open a magnificent stockin all the new fabrics *
for the inspection of customers consisting of

BUCK Mill COLORED-Sluts. '

DRESS GOODS in every variet oi the n'ewest and
most desirable fabrics. Plat sin great variety
from 25 cents upwards.

MO-URNING GOODS,

we call attention to our magnificent assortment.

WHITE GOODS AND HOSERY,

CLOTHS AND CASSIMERES,

Which will be atom! at veryiow prices. Inspection
solicited. ~ 3m4ii

BUY rota.

FURNITURE.» & Ill-WI}

—0F—

6. '& S. ,H-EYMAN MACK,

[Successors To C. S S. HEYIANJ .

 

Who in eons cones of the enormity of their sales.
complete and aultlcssfacilities for production, are

got ag‘F?se‘d"b'y'an house fin thloncgnntrg. We
ave . romw 0 par es can
make so ecGons, “Tim's S‘I’flfll of

FURNITURE Mill BEBDINC,

PARLOR LIBRARY, DINING ROOM at OFFICE
FURNITUR nuDDING, PEA-rams,
COMFO TERS. BLANK Ts
arrears as PILLOW

GREAT VARIETY.

Examine our stock before purchasing elsewhere.

. 888: (b 390
_. lludsOn street, corner of Houston,
are, are, 280. set HOUSTON cor. HUDSON,

ll “Entrance to the WareriOoms‘ Hudson SL‘. cur.
of Houston. Up-town store. 555, ixth Avc.. cor. of
and St. Factories and Finish%rooms, m, 818, 380
~Hudson St., N. Y. Goods at olessle or retailin
either Furniture or Bedding Departments.

G. V S. NEWMAN dc MACK,
8w42 ' ' NEW YORK.

00K AGENTS WANTED

, FOR

A rams PILGRIMAGE

To the Holy Land, by Hrs. $.11. Griswold. This
latest work of this popular author-scale an interest-
ing narrative of er experiences during a tour
through Europe and the East, in company with Mark
Twain and t e uaker City party. A handsome
volume, fully illus rated. We Oder extra terms and
remiums to Agents. Send for circulars. J. B.
URR a HYDE, Hartford, Conn. 4m

Seeds, Plants and Bulbs!

Our Fall Catalogues of, , .

IIYACIIITIIS, - Tlllll's, CRCCIIS,

l, ETC, AND ALL KINDS 015‘

Seeds and Plants,
SUITABLE FOR}

WINTER FL 0 WERS,

Are now ready, and will be malled’free to all a

cunts. Call and see our novelties in flowers "smut ‘
quisites. ‘

 

 

 

Seedsmen. 38 Cortland: 8th», N. V.

 

A Great Chance for Agents.

Do you want a situation as agent, or
traveling, with chance to make $5 to 820
per day selling our- new 7 strand White Wire
Clothes lef They last forever: sample

so there isno risk. Address atoucellud-

son ver Wire Works, corner Water st. a

a YaidsuLane. N;Y.or10Dearborrlst.Chieago .

 

Jews and Mohammedans. as well as Pagan forms of -

enlars. address
Philsde his'

weakness witht eirf attendsut evils'. For the orc-~

K EIOCIIE III»

A

will cnorons'r SODA,
_. With genuine Fruit Syrups;
ALSO A PURE ARTICLE OF Ics COLD

O t t a w a. B e. e r ,
, The only genuin'e article sold in town. ‘

A Speciality oi PineTpfie and Fruit-fiavored
Ice Creams, ‘
Water Ices,
Orange Dugout, £50.,

The public have conceded. to us the richest and
most-delicious quality of less and Ice Creams pro-
curablc. Wehave in use the ,only,steam a paratus
for freezing in this part of the county. an we defy
co npetitionin thisspecislty. . _- ~

A lull" “I “III“! [MI-ill! lillll'
is kept wIth especial care and in constant operation
for the accommodation of our customers.

Our Confectionery

- is of our own manuhetl‘rre. and steam-made, from
the purest qualities of sugar andmsterials. No adul-
terations of plasters or poisonous drugs and coloring
matter ever used in our establishment. .

‘ Prompt and courteous attention to ‘ the wants of
customers, and fair prices for a (1 article are the
rules on which .we desire to do usiness. We invite
an inspection and test of our goods, and our facili-
ties for serving our friends in our line.

. ,, . . . RANK MEAD & CO.
Nomflk, May 28, 1811. Sit!

HARDWARE .
IRONANDSTSSL,

flunufncturcrs’ Supplies.
Agricultural Implements,
Mechanics’ Tools,
,' Doors, Window Sash
. undnllnds,

Paints, Oils, Window Glass, &0.,

AT LOWEST GAS]! PRICES.

 

The subscriber has now in Store and is constantly
receiving direct from the manufacturers a full assort-
ment of Goods of the above denomination suited to
this market, which will be sold either wholesale or re-
tail at lowest New York prices.

LOCKS, dead, rim. audmoriise, of all kinds.
LArfi'HES, rim. mortise. all kinds ,
KNOBS, Silver Plated. Porcelain, and Mineral.
NAILS, cut, pressed. wrought and horse.
CWLERY, Table and Pocket, a large assortment.
GUNS, uouole and single barrels.
PISTOLS, Revolvers and single barrels.

. _
IRON and 8123']..qu assortment of sizes and kinds.
CARRIAGE SPRINGS. Axles, bolts, clips, the.
AGRICULTURAL IIPLEHENTS. full assortment.
PAIN rs and OILS. of the best manufactures.

IRON AND STEEL, full assortment round, half
round usre, fiat and oval; CAST STEELAND
STEEL BE. ‘
Horse Shoes and Nails, Carria c Springs, Axles
. and Bolts Malleable Iron. iies, Leather
Belting Bivets,LaceLea er. Machinery

Oils;- ill,Circnlar,aniiother Saws; .

Mechanics’ Tools a full assortment.
MOWI‘I'SG

MACHINES, LAWN MOWERS,
HEEL RAKES, PLows,

CORN sun 7 , .
snovELs, SPADEs SCOOPS,
BUiIliDICK’S HAY AND STALK CUTTER, the

use.
DOORS, WINDOW BASH AND BLINDS, of the
very best uality. constantly on hand. Purchasers

are invite to examine them.

SASH WEIGHTS, ved c e, the best Market

French Plate and indow Gylass, all sizes.

Pure White Lead to ether with a full assortment
of Pure Paints and O is, 842cm, Nest’s Foot, and
hiachlue’Oiis,‘ Turpentine, arnish‘, are. '

‘ WM. 0. STREET.

Norwalk, May 22, 1871. '

RANGES:
7 men, 910.50; 8 INCH, $13.00;:
‘- ‘ At E. K. LOCKWOOD’S.

9.1.

 

 

Nesbilt’s Cough Syrup,

FOR concurs AND corms.
A Sure Remedy if taken in time.

Price 50 Cents and $1 per Dottie.
For sale by H. M. tb C. S. PROWITT.

 

HENRY n. WELLilIAlvis
HEADQUARYERS FOR

Sewing- Machines,

Etna, Wheeler & Wilson, Wilcox lb Gibbs, Howe
Grover at Baker, and Wilson 845.

ALSO FOB

Croquet, Base Balls. Bats d; Games.

ALSO EOE
Stationery, Ladles’ Fancy Goods,

Portmonaies, Curved Watch
Cases, Work Cases. Flower

Vases, Albums, kc,

H. H. WELLMAN’S

HEADQUARTERS FOR

Pictures, Picture Frames, Brackets,
Wall Pockets, Book Backs, witband
without drawers,'Dresiin¢ Cases, Ce. ‘

. ALSO FOR _
Stareoscope Glasses and Views.

Pocket Cutlery, Gold Pens, due.

H. ,H. WELLMAN’S
V EMPORIUM FOR

Sheet Music, Mllsical Instruments,

0r s Melodeon Guitars Violins Flutes
“Colman Accors’deons, Fiencb Ac'cor-‘ '
deous, Harm‘ oudcas, die.

WALL STREET, UNDER NORWALK HALL,
Sign Golden Burp and Pen. 38

At E. K. LOCKWOOD’S.

For Sale. "

GOOD FAIILY HORSE. and a Two-seated
LIGHT WAGON. in good order. Inquire at the
Omen. as

 

—_

GA: ml

CI caning and Renewing of Gas
. Fixtures:
71d. CLOVER. at his 'w‘OrkS in River sires is

. prepared to Clean, Bebgild and Color Gas ~,
tun 3!, an at them in compgte order,— as
new ’. lie a so continue-the business of RAM

AN 9 (MS 1'" ITING, ill All its. branches, and keeps

out and for sale a largo amortmeut of Gas Fixtures. :
x lao agent, for the co abated-Allusions W ,

For as Pump. the cheapest and heat pump in use. 28 .

 

_-

llalslmnalll'rmely-lorllianlna,

i D} TSENTERY AND CHOLERA, ’is I sure and

remedyfor the above complaints.

. b
For midi. a C. S. Fnowm,
Corner Drug Store.

 

 

Pears Batu Page Is Currency- E
; To GLASGon LIVEhPOOL and LONDONDEBRY ;

' DIII'S FAIEI‘I' Illlll, ‘

AND CHEAPEST ENGINE

 

 

DANBUBY & NOBWALK’ II. n.
~ AUTUMN, ARRANGEMENT. -

Commencing Octoberlsth, 1811.

DAILY Tums.
Lease Dunbar-y for South Nor-walk
030a.m.; 12m; 4 slip.m.: Freightatb.“ p. m.__
Lease Nor-wall: Bridge/or South Nathan,
At‘l 32mm.” to, 5 88,me58 p.111.
. Leave Nos-walk midyear»- Dunbar-y and all other

At 9 08 a. m.; 2 01 p. m. ‘ Fro ht train at 1115 um?
resa Train [or Dan , ethel, Bedding and
Sanford's, leaves Norwalk ridge at 6 22 .- m. and
Accommodation Train for Ridgefieid an interned
diate stations at 6 30 p. m. '

nmnrmnfiuancn 1:. Is
Trains on R! afield Branch run hour the up-

trains and to the own trains. . ,
‘ ‘ JOHN W. BACON; Snp't.

 

smart-momma

Comm" slicing ll'ay 22d, 1811.
Trains leave Passenger Station at Norwalk as follows :'
For New York,

 

At 3.41 A. 11., Bostoullxpress.
0.00 “‘ stopping at all stations.
. t“ H ‘l . 0! I‘
7.45 “ . Local ress, sto ing at Darlen and
Stamfor pp
9.25 " stopping at all stations.
11. “ ress. ‘
1.18 P. hi. stoppin at all stations.
8.22 “ Boston ress.
8.45 “ stoppin at all stations.
5.41 " .Boston ress.
6.17 “ stoppin at all stations.
9.37 Boston xpl'ess.

. , New York {or Norwsk,
At 7.00, 8.00 (Ex.,) 9.00 11.30 A. IL: 12.15 (h,) 3.00

(Ex.,) 8.45, 4.30 (Loca ex.. 5.30, 6.30, 3.00fEx,,)P.M.
Norwulk lbr cw Haven.
At 0.30 A. 11., stopping at all stations.
m u M u u
9.44 ‘5 Boston Express.
1.81 P. M., stopping at all stations.
1.50 “ Boston Express.
’ 4 33 (I u l‘ .
&fi :: stopping at‘pll stat‘i‘ons.
7.3-: u u u u
9.49 “ Boston Express.

Trains leave New Haven for Norwalk. at 2.40, 5.80;
6.30, 3.10, 9.45 (Ex..) A. 11.; 12 1s; 2.15, (an) 4.30
(Ex..) 5:00, 3.30 (Ex.,) P. N.

See 1 bill of advertisementat the Station Houses.
and Hate: . ‘ ,
Supt’s Office. 4th Ave. and 21th St., New York.
Ass’t Supt's Office, Station House. New Haven.
' JAKE Ii. HOYT~ Sup’t. .

ANCHOR LINE STEAMBRS.

SAIL Evnr Wsnnsnarm Samson, To AND nos

NEW YORK arm GLASGOW,
Calling at Londonderry to land malls and passen-
gers. The Steamers of this iavorlte line are built
expressly for the Atlantic Passen er Trade, and
fitted upinevery res ct with ,all t e modern im-
provements calculate to insure the safety, comfort
and convenience of passenggrs}

II

First Cabins-23.5 and TIE-accordin to’localion
Castaneda-n Tic , $130, Securingbes accommn’s.
(Wis °

te ............ L1 doe ....... "H.888.
Parties sending for their ends nthe Old Conny
_-try can 3:3an tickets at reduced rates. For in:-
ther pa ,ulars apply to HENDERSON BBOT -
E38; '1 Bowling Green, N. .

 

OBING.

 

.m.

THE subscriber having purChosed the cod will,
tool a... of the Horse Shoeing Esta lishmest

of James . Shes, in the rear of the-Horse Railway

Depot, is now fully prepared _to fill all orders for .7 ‘

SHOEING HORSES

in the bestm'anner. ' All diseases ofthefcet trestedssd

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. JOHN BARNEY.
Norwalk, June, 1800. 88

.lfliigliillg Eli

Sells Fine Family Groceries at the Lowest
Cash Prices

Alfred Knapp . '

Sells Extra Oolong Tea for 90 cents.

Alfred. Knapp.

' Sells Extra Japanese Tea for $1.00.
Alfred Knapp

Sells English Pickles, Sauces, Jellies, and
Sardines

. Alfred Knapp

Sells Children’s Carriages and Croquet Sets.

Alfred Knapp

Sells Crockery, Cutlery, and Glass Ware.

Alfred Knapp

Sells House Furnishing Goods, Wood and:
Willow Ware, Brooms, Brushes, Rugs

 

I]? gives notice of his appointment as asst
and State of Conn
has been adiudgcd s' Ban
his creditors,. the.
states forthe D trict of Connecticut.

- 0mm

, . WI. .
Dated at Bridgeporhdug; 11", 1871.

per will sign in liquidation.
3M2

1S". Coxnnxorne Ara". 101-11. . 1871.
e as ALiinNi'mXé: 5‘“ ”37“}?! T t IN If dd d ‘ KET.
' . . . om. 5 68' , wen y pe cos .a e tothe ' '
e 1.4 3 N! Y. a N. u. “r u the common iide.Valve Engine hefifiifi", .1533!
‘l 24 .. New York Ex. 7 .s- ’u WALK IRON WORKS' EALXNCL man-on
8 g: H No Train. 3 23 u ' VALVES. Six, ht, ton twelve and fourteen inch
8 M ” New Haven. 9 oz u Enginesalways on and. in ulries solicited and ref.
3 22 .. £2: Egg-n Ex 9 as 2: ereneesgivcn in' all parts of t country.
10 05 3 No Train. ‘ 13;: .. slam pennants-er surname "In
,1: 33 u figgggk Ex- :1 g: 3 Address nonwanx n'aorv wonxsé
g g: P-PE- 113°3'1‘320... 12 35 P ‘14 ms . SOUTH NOBWALK, '1‘.
s s . a
1 10 It New Hue”. {fig ,, DISSOLUTION.
1 _39 “ New Haven Ex. 2 02 u NOTICE is hereb'y'givenuthat the Copartnm-ship
2 02 “ 1‘0 Train. 2 as u heretofore exist“? under: thename and firm ol
2 32 " No Train. a 00 n GOLDEN & DENTO isthisdsy dissolved by mu-
3 no N New York Ex. 3 g4 u tual consent. All accounts due theiste firm must be
8 24 “ New York. a so u paid to Han-r Darrow who wiiljsettle all claims
8 50 ". No Train 4 21 u sgainsrtheifirm. . .‘ OLDEN
411 H New Haven Ex. 4 as .. . .RART. DENTON.
4 4s . '_‘ No Train. 5 on u Dated Norwalk, Oct. 7, 1871.
gag :: llgewfiork Ex. 5 40 N C , m _-,— , II-
ew avcn. 5 so u 0 on p,
- :3: 2: NOE-rakinm 3' gig :: Notice is hereby givén that the subscribers have
- 6 48 " No Train. 15 u this day entered intos CopartuershlpfOrtbe trans-
‘t 15 “ New Hunt: 7 ., , action of the business of Wotan . Buildin etc.
740 '.. No Tmnn- “0 .. nnderthefirmnameofD out ”.003.
-e o, .. No Tm,“ 3 2g .. nAnT DENTON -
8 33 ,, No Tum: g“ .. 1k 1 S. KSLLOGG.
3,15; :: $3.1.ng H E 9.15 ” Norwa .Oct. 4,1811. ,
. . . . x. 9 50 H - -- - - ‘
0 40 “ No Train. 10 no n In the Dish-wt Court of the Untied 3&1“ng
1 10 “ Saturday on] . . 10 so “ . the W of OWMML
. Epiym Loechon’ p,“ g . Nmthwgyer of H. B. FANTON, Bankrupt, in
_ . , , , n . , 4 . _
j " To‘wum'l Ii mar Conesu..—Tlie undersigned here-

, ee ofH.
, in the'Cons’ ty-o Fairfield

anion, of Dab
cut‘within. saiddistrict. who

t‘upou the itlon Of

mumpboun' of 1B: Unlm
3..

I ANSI! “"2

_ Notice.
NO in Core... Oct. re, 1971.

: .THEfirmoi-GOODN Dori a DATES is hymn-

tnal consent hereby dissolved. The senior part-
1.8. GOODNOUGH.
W. M. BATES. .

District of Norway". Probate - Court, Oct. 20th,

' . A. .1 .
- STATE oIJONATHAN LAYERS. late of New

Canaan, in said district deceased

The‘Court of Probate for the District of Norwalk,

f , hath limited and allowed six months from the date

hereof for the creditors ofsald Estate to exhibit their

i :clalms for settlement. Those who
, senttheir accounts,
"timo,»wlllbe debarre

:gglcct to pre-
roperly‘attest , within said
a recovery. All persons in-

debted to said estate are requested to make imme-

diate payment to
3m:

CORNELIUS H. AYBES,
Surviving Axccntor.

Building - Sand, ,

7'00 'LOAD'S OF

Fine Building Stone.

11

A‘pplyto and. A. s‘r. JOHN,
~ EAST AVENUE.

3010“”: CHPHIIS' HOME

ART GALLERY,

AT nanmN, CT, -

"El TI VIII‘I’IIC A‘I’ All. Ii0lll8 0f Iii! DAY
This Gallery contains many Of the finest Paintings

in

America, and lovers ofArt will gratify their taste

and aid a worthy charity by visiting the Home.

.1; H. SCHENCK, M. D. Philadelphia.

tunnel 1s GALLED

To OUR LARGE STOCK or

wnrlllilgvlnrtlns l

AND WE SUBMIT

THE FOLLOWING REASONS
WHY THEY SHOULD BE

PREFERRED T0- CMIV OTHER

A HERICAN WA TUBES.

, IN THE FIRST PLACE, THE

allham Companyiis. the oiicst,

AND HAS FOUR-FOLD THE ' ’
EXPERIENCE OF AN Y‘ ‘
OTHERS'ENGAGED IN
THE BUSINESS IN THE
UNITED STATES

IN THE SECOND PLACE, THE

Machinery in neiytieWiltiaIli-Cn.

GRADE, AND

' on making Elance

Is FAR MORE PERFECT
AND VARIED. LINES-AS A
RESULT THE WATCHES
ARE OF FAR HIGHER
OF CREATER '
VARIETY. AND ARE PLACED
IN THE MARKETAT MUCH

[CWEfliPRICES Iliill Mil OTHERS.

QUALITY

AND. STYLE
FULLY CONSIDERED,

. IN THE THIRD PLACE, THE

WALTIIAMv WATCH

IS NOW A STAPLE ARTICLE
ITS REPUTATION FULLY
ESTABLISHED, AND As _
A CONSEQUENCE

» lr'ls. salon [E88 Plillfl‘l':
THAN ANY~ OTHERS ‘

IN THE MARKET.

“BALL," BLACK & 80..

555 and 567 Broadway. .11. Y.

loser-urine. -. ,
Sea Yang's, amenities, m

dings food for_inv_sll_ds, to. Each ks”
makes sixt’ecn quarts. Priieilfente. 'Soldw t.

 

and Mats.

Alfred Knapp
Sells the best goods, and has the neatest
' Store in the City.

Washington. Street,
sown NOBWALK-

 

‘ALL SIZES.

Bv the 100 or 1000 at this office.

 

At E. K.) OOKWOOD’S.

 

 

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manner as to give complete satisfaction todali who
favor him with their
cently been renova
throughout.
the saloon at allreasonabla hours
night. Shavln
cte., executed

Hal/r Dressilug" Saloon

GA snmjsunn‘ ' also.
PAKCLSKI. lots ofthe Prescott House Is
loan N. Y., having taken this establish-est.
exert himself to conduct .its business in anal s
p:tronagc. The Saloon his I...-

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fifiz'gfliflfige, an infhe‘latut

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subs.

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Walker’s Vinegar ,Dittcrl,

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